The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-23
PUBLICATION NOTES

stephen Chalmers continues Foot
loose and Free in the March Outing,
and Hubert Footner has explored and
described New Rivers of the North-a
great n trip. The gasoline en-
thusiasts r cared for by Ocean Rae
ing in Small Motor Boats, by l.. de B.
HandEey; Insuring Your Automobile,
by Robert Sloss; Changes in the Mo-
tor Boat, by Lawrence La Rue, and
Novelties in Automobile Accessories,
by H. s. Whiting. There are dozens
Of other good things in the issue, In
Guiding some new fiction. Outing
Publishing Co., 141 Thirty-sixth street
west, New York. SO,
In The Red Book Magazine for
March Frederick r. Bechdolt, creator
Of red-h1ooded characters, introduces
Lighthouse Tom, now a grandfather
and keeper Of a saloon for sailors in
Street Of Foreign Parts In San Fran
cisco, but n @ an adventurer on the
seas. In The Romance Of Lighthouse
Tom. the reader learns how Tom
fought for and won his bride. without
ever speaking a word she could under
stand. In this same issue James Fran
ces Dwyer has one Of his strong sto-
ries of the South Seas, The Golden
Woman of Kelantan., There is a
pretty love story in Susan Elopes, by
Margaret G. Fawcett and rare humor
in MetaIliferous Murphy by Dave
King The Red Book Corporation.
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The March Woman's Home Com
panion is a big advance spring fashion
number and it is filed with the lat
est fashion news from Paris, New
York and other great centers. Grace
Margaret Gould, the we'll known fash.
ion authority, who edits this import
ant department for The Companion.
has. as usual, done her work thor
oughly, interestingly and practically.
Women OF ordinary means can find in
pages suggestions for spring
clothes that are artistic and up to date
and yet economical. The Crowell Pub
fishing Co., $s7 Fourth avenue, New
York. $3.50.
In Popular Mechanics for April
there r 27S articles and SO1 pictures.
Pages Of Illustrations show Eugene
Coffyn's hydro-aeroplane views Of
New York harbor; the New York state
militia's winter manouvers; New
York's great water system and the
Keokuk h~ydroelectric installation;
methods OF escape from sunken sub
marines, etc. In addition to the
Wrights parents story and the New
York harbor views, there are many
aviation features. Popular Mechanics,
31S Washington street west, Chicago:
$3.50.
Suburban Life for March is the an
nual garden number and if there is
anything you want to know about that
subject you will find it within the
overs OF this very attractive issue.
There are many subjects discussed and
in a most interesting manner, The
Suburban Press, sS4 Fourth avenue.
New York: So.
Harper's Magazine for March is a
rich issue. Some new facts about
Mark Twain r featured There is a
splendid combination Of novels, stories
and poems and the usual high class
editorial comment. Harper, & Bros,
Franklin Square, New York: $A.
Cutters Book for March features a
new series Of articles on ducks. The
different breeds to be described in
language that all hunters can under
stand. There are some excellently
written stories of shooting and other
| sports in the issue. The Cutters Book.
Milwaukee: $3.50.
The Ladies' World for March is
called the Spring Fashion number, and
it bears out the title by a striking COW
err by M. E. Musse1man and a series Of
pages showing the newest things in
clothes and in the accessories Of
dress. There is also a page showing
the latest fabrics in color. The gener-
al contents of the number are up to the
usual high standard, the fiction and
special articles being particularly not
able. The Mcclure Publications,
Fourth avenue and Twentieth street
| New York: so cents per year..