Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-01
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The Strand Magazine for February
is am excellent number and contains
variety of good things. Hall Caine
continues his story of Modern Egypt.
The White Christ" Harry Lauder.
the highest-priced vaudeville artist On
ne world. commences his life story uu-
der the title of MY "reminiscences. 20
and tells Ina his own way the struggles
he had in his earlier days Co make
poth ends meet Harry Furniss con-
cludes his "Tho Comic side OF Crime, a"
win some stories. amusing and grue-
some, which he CleVcrly illustrates.
beckles Wilson writes on the subject of
'Ihe Best Attested Ghost stories.
Aitkens contributes @ natural history
article on The subject OF bills of
Birds" illustrated by the eccentric
humorist, j. A. Shepherd Solutions 90
the Worlds Best Puzzles are given by
Henry +. Dudeney. while Horace
Goliin writes of his experiences as
conjurerand incidentally relates how he
has puzzled Royalty" The fiction
includes stories by Morley Roberts. Ar
thur MORRISON. Frank Saville, Austin
Phillips and y. Nesbit The Beau
uful Homes series is continued. The
color section IS devoted TO Metropoll-
tan opera artists.-S3-S5 Duane ST.,
New York.
For general attractiyeness and lively
interest The Red Book Magazine is
commended The leading article. "Old
Souls I'm New Bodies" offers a series
OF startling analogies between the
careers of certain great figures OF
antiquity and other great personages
of our present day. Notable is the
case OF Caesar and Roosevelt More
over, every woman win be interested
tn Mabel Herbert Uruer's article De
sirable Husbands" In which the state
ment is frankly made that deep i'm
her heart every woman wishes Don
Juan We're her husband These two
articles alone would be sufficient to
attract more than ordinary attention.
but 10 happens that they are backed
up with as interesting a group Of
short stories as ever The Red Book.
famous for its short fiction. has ever
offered. Among the writers represent
ga are Archibald Marshall. William
Macleod Raine. Fannie Heaslip Lea,
Harrison Rhodes and william Chester
EstabrOOk. The issue opens with a
new and delightful series Of portraits
OF Miss Maude Adams i'm her latest
Barrie play What Every Woman
Knows ''-l54-16i State Street,
Chicago.
cleveland the Man" by George F.
Parker. paper containing some init
mate "reminiscences Of a beloved ma
tional character. "Our Navy on the
Land" by George Kibbe Turner the
story OF the greatest waste of national
funds In the history Of the United
States Work at the Rockefeller In
stitute." by Burton j. Hendrick, an
article describing the wonderful ex-
periments or Dr. Alexis Carrel IN trans
planting the organs Of animals; "The
Scientific Solution Of the Liquor Prob
lem another paper Of the series by
DR.. Henry Smith Williams which has
attracted national attontion-thes and
other features make the February issue
OF McCmre's Magazine an unusually
strong number. The number also con-
tains the second instalment OF Mrs.
Humphry Wards new novel Marriage
Ia Mode M which she gives re-
markedly striking portrait Of President
Roosevelt; an instructive paper dealing
with THE origin OF Life on this Plan
ct" and am article entitled AN Audi
ence with Lincoln In which the writ
cr shows with what patience and dis
elimination the great president heard
the many petitioners that came before
him. There arc short stories by Mary
S Watts. Joseph Kochell. Robert sloss.
Caroline L.ockhart, Hugh Wakefield.
and Adele Marie Shaw.--i4-60 East,
23rd ST., New York
The following are features Of Har-
pei's Bazaar for February: social
Boston, Past and Present" Julia Ward
Howe; "The Worth 90 a Woman" "a
poem. Charlotte Louise Rudyard
Work and It's Healing Power" Rev
Samuel McComb. ID. ID, associate di-
rector Of the Emmanuel Church Move
ment; "ln the Flttngroom,' a mono
logue, Marie Manning Tho New York
climbers" part III, Alice Duer Miller,
'Tho Roal Thing; A Domestic Farce,
John Kondrlck Bangs, "A Love Song,
poem, Frank DCmpster sherman,
THE HousCmothcr's Problems" Bazar
readers 'Thc Girls of Girton." Everett
n. Tomllnson "The Best Thing Our
Club Ever Did" symposium. Late
Winter Street Gowns" "Eycniuc
Gowns aud Cloaks." Hats and Gowns, "
inexpensive Fashions" Marie olivier.
Modern Beauty culture" "lmpomp-
tu Tableaux." Lima Beard. what o. "a
Iady2' Maud Howe, "Tho Maiden
Complaint q poem Priscilla Leonard
smart New Embroidered Waists,
Elizabeth Washington. These Pages
FOR Mem" Dressing on Less than 8l0l
"a Year" n. ". r.. and Yesterday
Dishes Made over" Josephine Gronier
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