The Daily Missoulian., 1914-10-11
FASCINATING LIST OF
new BOOKS At
LIBRARY
MISS GRACE sropoARp TELLS
OF Books RECENTLY ADDED
TO LOCAL CIRCULATION

, display rack at the Missou.a publi,
library is always cause for rejoicing
among the patrons of that institution
The books cut in circulation las
week are of many classes but ther.
seems to be certain lines which ar,
especially well represented, and Il
which particular attention should b.
called. For instance. number O,
books were ordered because of the
needs of certain study clubs: The AS
You Like 1t club offers a program oil
sociological papers and the literature
section of the Woman's club will have
a series of lectures by Mrs. Coffman
on German life and customs. The Ii
brary was fairly we'll supplied with
books on both these topics but a few
additional ones promised to be useful
So these new books were purchased:
Germany.
Robertson. Literature of Germany
Tower, Germany Today"
Sociology.
Antin, "They Who Knock at Our
Gates"
Beard, american Citizenship"
Cloppar Child Labor in City
Streets
Folks, Care of Destitute. Neglected
and Delinquent Children"
Kelly, Modern Industry
MacLean. Wage Earning Women"
Ryan. Living Wage"
Williams. Go Partnership and
Profit Sharing
Books for Teachers.
Teachers do good deal OF pro-
fessional reading and each year the
library aims to purchase few Of the
best books on ton. Here is what
we have to offer in our last order:
Bailey, Art Education
Cubberley, Rural Life ard Ednca-
ton"
Nursec.
Nurses and medical students have
not found a great deal to interest
them in the collection at the library,
SO we are especially anxious to call
their attention to a very readable new
book entitled Nurses for Our Neigh
bors," by Worcester. In addition tc
this, small volume in the Home Uni
yersity series, Nerves." "" Harris,
and Nutrition and Dictetias," by
Hall. may prove helpful. There is
also a volume entitled Disease and
It's Causes"
For Mothers.
Libraries now try to choose books
which are useful and helpful to moth
ers, especially to young mothers. who
are anxious to give their little ones
the very best care. 1t seems to be the
experience of those who have used
these books in libraries that there are
two or three which give the best re-
suits. So the Missoula public library
has just added to it's collection Of
books on the care of babies two which
are especially recommended
Holt. Care and Feeding of Chill
dren.''
Tweddell. How to Take Care of the
Baby"
For the mothers OF girls, there is a
very sensible, wholesome book. For
Girls and Their Mothers" by Hood.
Canning, Preserving, Picking.
Though a little late in the season
for the housekeeper, an excellent book
on canning, preserving and picking
is to be found among the cook books.
European War.
For the reader who is interested in
the European situation, a new book
on Servia,s entitled "Servia and the
Servians," by Mijatovich, and Usher's
Pan Germanism" will prove to be
timely additions.
Othe- Books.
These are only part of the new
books. The complete list is as fol-
lows:
Antin. Mary, "They Who Knock at
Our Gates"
Bailey, Fl. T., art Education
Barker, and others, "Eugenics."
Beard, "American Citizenship"
Burgess, Greeks in America"
Castle, Modern Dancing"
Chopper. Child Labor in City
Streets"
Councilman,> Disease and It's
Causes"
Cubberley, Rural Life and Educa-
tion"
Edmunds, "Toas'ter's Handbook
Folks, "Care of Destitute, Neglected
and Delinquent Children"
Goodspeed, History of the Baby
lonians and Assyrans"
Hall, Nutrition and Dietetics."
Harris, Nerves"
Higginson, Life of Thomas Went
worth Higginson."
Holt. Care and Feeding of Chill
dren."
Hood. For Girls and Mothers of
Girls"
Jordan, d. s., "War and Waste"