Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02


volume appears in two styles. bound
Boo white muire silk and .u tln limp
leather
Presidential year viii soon poe here
Various prominent men are being meme
TONED for The nomination. political
clubs arc being formed ana le.or.
long torchlIght u1radcs win ll our
busy streets. Should the nominee Doe
decided on only by tho groWn-up-
n. a. caldwell company publ hers. of
New York and Boston, think not. With
Che help OF j. j. Bridsman, the well
known ul.thor and -lurtratHr tu.l
have just ISSUED "Iuc SAINT. Claus
club lu the clever ycraea and cole
ored pictures OF which Santa Claus is
rendered the nomination hy tna young
sters in ChIld-Iand. 10 is Timely book
and sure TO be popular with Che
younger readers this Christmas.
Sampson a. Hollands written and
Oral Composition. Ey Martin ~. eImI-
son, formerly professor OF English. lu-
diana university, and Ernest %. Hoe
land, associate professor OF education,
Indiana university.
This book appeals TO the intelligence
OF the pupil hy giving him subjects
within Dis grasp. Th, principles of
tnual practise, and not merely hy
formulated rules 90 Doe memorized. The
subjects are carefully chosen with ref
erence 90 the pupils interests. The
teachers needs have also been kept
constantly In mind. A special effort
has been made TO bring the work 100
exposition and augmentation close %
the life Of the student. The lessons
ln the book have practically an been
tested I'm the classroom. and viii teach
the scholar 70 think IN terms of good
composition.
GaskeTs Crawford Edited by Charles
Ebert Rhodes, a. NJ. department of
English. Lafayette high school. Bunalo,
y. Y. Cloth.
This is the latest volume OF the Gate
way series OF English Texts. under the
general editorship of Prof Henry van
Dyke. To carries out well the purpose
of the series 90 make the text clear. lu-
teresting, and helpful 10 those begin
ming the study of literature. and 20 sup
ply the knowledge which tne student
needs TO pass the entrance cNamiua-
uon I'm English for the colleges. The
introduction gives a brief sketch of Mrs.
Gaskells life and an outline OF Cram
ford sufficient 20 enable the student tu
enter into the spirit of the work. The
notes treat an illusions that need exc
PLANTATION, ana @ series OF suggestive
questions for review follows the notes.
Mary w. Tilostou's book OF selections
entitled Daily strength for Daily
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OF the high-grade books for daily read
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verse and a. helpful prose message from
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ago have resulted iu Che sale OF az least
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cf another of Mrs. Tilestons complla-
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There are those who feel they have
not dincd without "a finishing sweet of
some sort. 10 is the mecca of the whole
dinner Go Doe looked forward tn through
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who plans a dinner must ho ready to
meet this demand with the tart. tho
pudding, the pie. thH jelly or best of
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mover 20 pain 0n us faN of the hrays
pulliuss and staple pies of bEe0ur
light desserts ana creams that suit me
modern idea and UiHf better.