Evening journal., 1915-12-03

Full OF Santa Clauses, Riddles"
Jolly. mistletoe. pine and cedar and
literally exuding the happy, CHEEKY,
peace-on-earth-g goodwill-to-men at
nosphere. the Christmas numbers Of
he various magazines are proving
Kenuinely delightful and helpful bits
,f reading this month
OF the many magazines issued per-
haps none is attracting more inter-
est or attention than the "Delineator.'
This magazine is full Of bright, spark
ding stories. while the various depart
ments comprising this magazine lit
orally abound with helpful. happy sug-
gestions appropriate to the yule tide
season. Among some OF the most de-
nghtful features appearing in this
months number are: "The Card" by
Kate Douglas Wiggin: "The Motto
Over the Mantlepiece." by Harold Beg
Die: Fairy Operettas." by Laura II.
Richards: "The Princess Julian Of
Holland" by Catherine Van DYKE;
Julia Ward Howe by Laura f. Rich
ards. Maude Howe Elliott: Watching
she Wheels Go Round" by James
Kerfoot. and christmas Ideas from
Delineator Homes"
The stories appearing in the De-
cember issue OF "Noung's' magazine
are all interesting and real. Ihe
Letters" by Katherine stewart is ine
title OF the novelette,. Other stories
are: Holly" by Wilson Clay Missi.
mer: 'Nfrs. Hallet-Smith's Corporal
BY Louise Winter; "Ihe way OF
Things" by Nalbro BARLEY; Inc
Prude." by Leon Thomas Stern; "Or~
ehids and the can by Hazel Mar
lorie smith: Emmy Throws stone
by Lima S. Bernstein; "A Comrade IN
he Dark" by Lyndon Forrest IN q
Christian Land" by Lurana Sheldon :
The Ten O'Clock Bridge BY Helen
Dean Fish. "rhe Re-Baking, by ADJ
gail Marshall: "letta DaVinsky $
Nun.r bv Jeanette sterling Grove F;
Their Third Anniversary, by tprolu
A. Polo; "Dorfy Do by Lucy stone
Keller: "For the Love Of Mike by
Rutherford Davies: "Tho Witness IN
be Case" bv Forrest lialsey; Ihe
indiscreet Little Thing by Isabel
Woodman Watt: Maggie Mond9y'
~ Margaret c. Brickensiein, and "Ihe
7iri who Fibbcd." by Helen Jetmore
Major .
Grace MacGowan Cooke. the we'll
xno,yn magazine writer. starts a new
serial. entitled "The Heart of Orel' IN
,bo poccmber issue OF the Woman
MAGAZINE II As an intensely interest,"
mo story and those reading the hrst
nstallment will eagerly await the
next issue. Other writers contribut-
ING 10 This months issue OF this maga-
vine are Alma Estabrook. Nina SUN
rrland Purdy Maude Radford warren
and Dorothy Whitney.
The various household departments,
fashion notes and noedlework secuoh
contain many happy and helpful sug-
restions for the Christmas tide.
eThe Rising Tide" is the subject OF
a new serial story just started IN the
December issue OF the Woman's Home
Companion. II Is by Margaret DelanC
and is written in the delightful styl'
or that noted author. Other hcuol
r6ories for this month include: "B'
Parcel Post Insured" by Sophie Kerr
~Chloe Malone" by Francis Hasli
Lea; "A Christmas for Tony b
Eona Gale; Thanks" by Juliet VII
Der Tompkins: "The Disappearance o
Edna Kent" by William J. Burns. an'
"The Geranium Lady" by Sylvia Chat
field Bates
In addition TO these stories there
are any number OF special feature ar
tlcles. while the various department:
OF this magazine abound with Christ
mas ideas and helps
The December Popular Mechanics
Magazine contains in all 244 articles
and 309 illustrations. Among these are
the following page views and groups
OF views: Life-saving apparatus for
locomotive crews; Quebec bridegroom
ntruction progress; explosion dam