The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09

Seventh and Pine streets, st. Louis: so
cents per year. .....
A summery effect that is decidedly
pleasing pervades the July number OF
The Ladies' World, just received. The
fiction. Of which there seems even
more than usual, is bright and enter
taining, and the departments are filled
with seasonable matter that will save
time, thought and labor to every
housewife. Among the special articles
Conservation and the Housewife is
worthy of special mention, for II shows
in an easily understood way what the
continued destruction Of the forests
means. The fashions for the month
are pretty, and there are besides pages
OF Needlework, Health. Good Looks
Our Children, Etiquette, etc. s. H.
Moore Co, 2S City Hall Place, New
York: 50 cents per year.
In the issue Of Harper's weekly for
July 2 Walter Peet, NJ. D., writing
under the title The Harvest of The
Fourth, tells OF the dangers OF the
blank cartridge wound and how TO
avoid the danger Of lockjaw. This
number contains an interesting pre-
sentation of the character of Eng
lands new sovereign by Sydney
Brooks. An American Diplomat writes
upon the approaching conference of
American States at Buenos Aires.
Writing under the title with a Cargo
of Black Ivory, Albert Edward de-
scribes voyage with a shipload of
lob
tributes an illuminating account of the
question of direct primaries. now be-
fore the New York legislature. ChaS
IB. Haywood writes up the Perils of
the Country Road to automobilists.
This issue contains William Winters
theatrical article and numerous other
features of interest. Harper & Bros,
New York: 81.
Harper's Bazaar for July starts with
"a lesson in department, a drawing, and
contains many articles Of direct inter-
est to ladies, including the usual de-
partments and fashions. Harper &
Bros, New York: $l.25.
st. Nicholas has much in it's July
issue that will be Of intense interest
to the juvenile readers. It takes the
lead in all publications that appeal to
the little folks. The Century Co,
Union Square, New York: SO.
The July Ten Story Book has arti-
cIes by Opie Read, Mark Twain, one of
John Hays poems and other stories.
Daily Story Publishing Co., $50 Mon
roe street, Chicago: 81.
Harpers Magazine for July has for
leading feature T. d. Howells mem
ories Of Mark Twain. A Portuguese
pilgrimage is an interesting illustrated
article. There are many excellent stor-
les and the Editors drawer contains
many thinggs that will hold the at
tention of the readers. Harper &
Bros, New York: 81.
The July Book News Monthly is a
George Cary Eggleston issue, contain
ing an illustration and an article on
his works. There are numerous new
book features. John wannamaker
Philadelphia: 81.
McCaIl's Magazine for July makes
all the other fashion magazines main
tain a fast clip in order to keep ur
the pace. Everything in fashion re-
ceives attention. The Mccall Co, 236
Thirty-seventh street west, New York
so cents per year.
| Human Life for July has a number
Of live topics and notable men and
women are the subjects discussed in
its columns. The Socialist Mayor OF
milwaukee is an excellent sketch. The
Story of Roosevelt is in Alfred Henry
Lewis best best vein. Human Life
Publishing Co., $40 Atlantic avenue,
Boston: 81.
Leslie's for July was an excep-
| tionaAly interesting number. Among
it's editorials was one commenting on
the waning of the insurgent move
ment. There were a large number of
interesting feature stories with a pro-
fusion of illustrations It is the old
| est illustrated weekly and certainly
one of the best. Leslie-Judge Publish
ing Co, 225 Fifth avenue, New York {:
10 cents per copy.
The contents of The Delineator for
July shows a rich treat for the femf.
nine readers. From the pretty cover
design to the last page Of reading mat
ter there is something to hold the at
Itention. Feature articles are numer-
Gus and entertaining and all the de.
partments are well kept UP. The But
terick Publishing Co., Spring and Nc.
Dougal streets, New York: 81.
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