Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-07

mainc," Van Worst. novel of great human interest; Comrades" billion, love story with grim war as back ground; Last Voyage of the Donna Isabel" tale of stirring adventure; Way of the Strong" Cullum, story of absorning intensity; "The River,' Aiken, invigorating in it's freshness and crispness; Treasure of Hidden Valley" Emerson. romance of west ern life; "U. P. Trail' Gray. if you do not know Zane Gray through his splendid books you have missed {, great pleasure; "Men Who Have Wrought" Cullum. his books are for real men.
 For those interested in the woman question and world politics. we Of fer:
 "Women and Franchise Schain "Women Workers and Society" Me- Lean; Japan in World Politics. Dark People,+' Poole. a story of Russia's crisis; Sociology"
 Late Poetry.
 Treasury of War Poettry"; "Rhy- mes of Red Cross Man." Robert w. Service.
 Natural History.
 "Wild Animals l Have Known" Thompson; Wild Animals at Home."
 For The Shut In.
 Billy and the Major" Sampson Dawn of Tomorrow" Burnett; Those Times and These,' Irving Cobb; Cheerful by Reques;,' Edna Ferber; "Mrs. Eli and Policy Ann," Olmstead; Calvary Alley" Alice Hogan Rice.
 Books donated by Miss Victoria Harrell:
 Battle of the Somme,' Buchan. especial value; "Over the Top" Elm books; ITO Bcrdun From the Son. me- one of the very best war books; The Irish at the Front "Susannc Stirs the Fire; Hurrah and Hallelu- iah; "Following of the Star" ono of Florence Barclays best.
 Kenny" Dalrymplc, full of de- scriptive charm; donated by Miss Della Matthews.
 The age from which we have just emerged has been termed the Con- mercjal age, the one into which we arc just entering is called the rcad- ing age. The eyes of the world are turning to serious reading as never before, and the library is ready tu help,those that, want to keep abreast of the times
 Our magazines that will be of in- terest to those who are in touun With the vital issues of the day, are Scribner's one of the best general American magazines in literary qual- ity; Review of Reviews; Everybody's. and many other of the best We will soon have the Independentt, week. ly magazine, and the Worlds Work, two of the most worth while maga- zines on the markett, these are the valued gift of the Merchants and Planters Bank, through Mir. A. b. Foster.
 The Citizens Bank, through Mr. M. E. Bloom has generously added Atlantic Monthly a magazine of high literary standard, and Saturday Evening Post a weekly that is uni versally popular.
 The Y. M. c. A. Board, through Mfr. Goodwin has presented Physical Culture, and Association Men, both l very valuable accessions. The Lady Maccabees through Mrs. w. M. Toney have placed Harper's Bazaar, and Mature Review the lat ter for the Juvenile department, these gifts with others of like na- ture are raising the standard of the reading room. To this department, all arc very welcome, whether you hold a membership card or not. In addition to the above we have many of the magazines of special in tercst to women. There is no douH: but that department is soon to lead the state in the quality and number of it's periodicals.
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