The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-21
THE NEW PUBLICATIONS R SOME OF THE LATEST BOOKS
 OF THE SEASON

Letters of Il Business Woman to Her
 Niece, by Caroline N. Huling--yolly
 Booklets and Other Readable Books
 by the Penn Publishing Company.
 Full of sane, wise and practical sug-
 gestions hints and counsel is Caroline
 H. HulinB Letters of a Business
 Woman to Her Niece The author
 writes from twenty years of business
 life experiences in a great city and
 all girls starting out in life to earn a
 livelihood should have a copy of this
 work From constant association with
 struggling beginners as well as those
 already more oi less financially success
 full and from several years residence
 in woman's boarding club with fifty
 resident members, and with her con-
 tact with many in business life in all
 kinds of employment and lending a
 helping hand to many in sickness, or
 to find employment, Mrs. Huling is
 fully equipped to put forth this book. She treats also of self-help in colleg life, domestic life for women, yaca-
 tions, choice of vacations, attention to business, dress and address, judicious buying, the inviolability of confidential business communications from en- ployers, travel, lending money, care in forming acquaintances, health, court ship and marriage It is very com mendable book. A beautiful picture in colors of the supposed niece appears upon the title cover and a half-tone picture of the author for frontispiece. Price, boxed, $1.5O; published by R. F. Fenno & Co.,, New York
 One may hunt long and far to get as jolly a collection of amusing stori- cites as will be found in Knick Knaczs which is chock full of fun and which is all the more enjoyable from its amusing Illustrations, one to about | every page. The compiler is Herbert Leonard Goggins, the illustrator is Clare Victor Dwiggins. MT Goggins | says in his introductory note In mak- | ing up this little book we have raked | fore and aft every craft of journalism | sighted we have given quarter to | none; but have appropriated the booty, l and used it without reserve. Get | 'Knick Knacks," for recreation for the | idle hour Published by The Penn Publishing company Philadelphia; for sale everywhere.
 ''Whse and Otherwise" is an odd shaped booklet in leather covers and colored paper with an imprint of an owl on the title cover. It abounds in jokes and brief funny stories and has a comical illustration for each page Its compiler is William Rhoades. au- thor of "The Stein Toast Book" and the illustrator is H. R. Bowker It ia a jolly collection with a laugh for every page Issued by The Penn Pub fishing company, Philadelphia.
 Sketches, Sl1its and Stunts" by John T, Mcintyre, issued by the Penn Publishing company, Philadelphia, is another capital collection of funny stories, jokes, gags, and jokelets, well fitted to drive off the blues and pro- note digestion. In paper covers 50 'ents; for sale everywhere.
 'Shoemakers' Best Selections for { Reading and lRecitation,' are deserv- 'dly popular and successful. A new i is just issued by The Penn ( Publishing company, Philadelphia. the 1 Wenty-seventh of theses compilations. Teachers, readers, students and all + yho have occasion to use books of this V ind coneede Shoemaker's collections $ s unsurpassed in their field. The f cries is equally attractive for the [ ome library. In paper covers 30 cents; e 10th, soc. For sale everywhere.
 Journalism is a well prepared, in- tructivc booklet of 193 pages by II