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80 INV .iatiun anu good VIII. ana
Riley De- The poet 0f children. nr me
family ~ the wide and rind affections
onc now Riley gift book no LONGER
saushos thc demand Tubre must be-.
besides new Christy- Riley book
new RILEY -Rctte book. na biz ae ID harm
dou, with the uuaIntest d1intirst rn,.
esi ioircst pictures OF Children uIu-
lure book ior thc Young iu heart This
year NJ. lNloy and Miss Etnci Erauk-
Book
There is one artist whose name. oven
moro than MI Chusly's 0r Miss rrtfs'
is associated with Nr RUcvs work Wo
menu OF course. Wiu Nawter An much
% HoosIcr as the roct himself living
pm IacI in The poets own home town
vt Nfccnuold. working .u almost daily
consultation with thr poet. thIa bIr
iunny- wholc-hearted fellow off tho
sklltWl brush iq just uhu.k-fuI oft the
Riley spirit ono think. of Dickens
aud Cruikshank be happy chen.
since you cam ada to your Christmas
I.st new Deer Creek Riley volume.
Olss oi summon ~ goes wen with
LuNe-Lyrics ana Chid-Rhymcs
rhe Summers put the idy m
hy head That Tim "a boy again"
songs of summer Will do os much
'Thc Panther, 'by Anne wapor pub.
hshcd this fall by Small. Maynard g
company. has probably excited moro
tutors rom the ifrevercni moro adj
miraton from simple minded lovers of
highly colorcd and entertaining utcru-
ture, than any other book of tho sea-
son. IL is taken very seriously hy tho
author whose first non-humorous
story Il ~. for she writes OF ID I'm
personal letter: "Tho book was drafted
in Munich, six years ago. ana the story
of its story is story ia Itself
tnought Ia was too big for me. and n
man friend who was fascinated by the
draft undertook 90 write &C. Whllo he
was working on lt. he married and his
wife objected TO panthers ON principle.
So then ] worked q over. I let Ger
man editor read it. and 80 took all tho
strength of q very powerful friend ~
mine TO get It away from him again.
He would have lost me my American
rights by translating 70 forthwith.
Then 7 began to see that ID would
have TO be illustrated 90 GO at 0il in
your county, and so I sought for am
artist II was when ! saw I'Appari-
ti1n, Mr.. Thomas5 entrance picture az
The Lotus club. that ! found my artist
Mr. Thomas read the story aud saw
each scene as ! saw A. Tho pictures
We're the result They suit mo absolute
Mines standard Algebra. 10y William
j. Milne, Ph. d., I'll. D., President of
New York state Normal college. Al
hany n. Y. American Book company.
New York. Cincinnati and Chicago
This new algebra follows tho induce
tive method of presentation, using dee
ciJrative statements and observations
instead OF questions. The problems
are fresh iu character and are classi-
fed according To- the nature of the
equations involved. The statement of
necessary definitions ana of principles
Us clear ana concise and they are fully
Illustrated. The student As early made
familiar with algcbriac language Ac-
curacy Is encouraged by the numerous
checks and tests that are suggested,
and the requirement that results
found IN the solution OF equations bc
verified Graphs are treated with sum-
client fullness ana utilized Dob discus
sing tho values Of quadrutic expires
sions. The student is well prepared ON
the subject of factoring. Tho volume
is unusually handy boz size and couven-
lent for the pocket. having small
page. with clear open type, and q ileN-
bic cover.
Potentially every book is e. gift book
There is some one whom 10 would make
happy. But in this age of Specialize
ton there rs. OF course. special. O. spo-
cinc class OF gift books, designed 60
make many happy, 60 carry beauty TO
its climax and Dpify the holiday
spirit.
Quite the most sumpuous and elabo-
rate thing in the gift book line that has
over been attempted Is A Book Of
Sweethearts II is the size that strikes
one first Tho plates are almost "a foot
square. In consequence the fun beauty
of the original paintings is given again
with stunning effect
Then the colors come riotous 20 the
eye. flashing and dazzling In "a tropic
brilllancy-all the colors In the rain
bow.
Many artists are represented In the
book. the leader I'm their field, Howard
Chandler Christy, Harrison Fisher.
VIII Crete, Clarence T.. Underwood.
Lester Ralph and f. Graham Cootcs
are among the number These brilliant
Illustrators vie with one another in the
effort 20 picture American womanh1od
in her most radiant loyeliness. For a
Book OF Sweethcarts is made up al
together OF the heads Of beautiful girls.
Infinite IL their variety, infinite their
pictured charm.
The text. set I'm bold and novel dec
orations by Mr.. VIII jenkins. consists
of toasts 10 beauty-frosh and famous.
wise or witty, sage or sassy, ass the
case may be. Here is the piquant ded-
icatiOu:
81 have known many,
Like q few,
Loved one
Herc's % you"
And this the equally piquant post
word adapted, You win note, from The
epulgue as AS You Like II:
"Oh sWc1thcarts, for the love you
bear 20 men. like as much OF this book
as pleases you; d men, for the love
you bear 90 swcethearts, may the book
b. fruitful 10 you and bountifully
please
That 81 win "bounufully please" an
the many fortunate who win receive IL
at Christmas as foreguue conclusion.
-Bobbu Merrill CO.. indianapolis. ina.
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