Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19
LIBRARIAN URGES
USE Of BOOKS IN
SEEKING NEW JOB
Experience of Others Can
Easily Be Learned by Study
ing Published Works.

lily uU1lSuCu WO1ASs
Frank A. Vanderlip says: 'The thing
| that the young business man should
clearly understand is that well-direct-
ed course of systematic reading will be
of value not so much in helping him
better do the work he has in hand as
in preparing him to do much more i'm
portant work. The young bank clerk,
whose duties are simple and routine,
may ask what good it will do him to
know the history and provisions Of the
national banking law. 1t will do him
very little good il he intends always to
be bank clerk, it may do him great
deal of good if he hopes to be bank
officer. Generally speaking. he should
read along lines which will give him
knowledge that his superiors ought to
have, and this will mean that he is
fitting himself for better things.
IF his career is in mercantile lines,
regarding his particular line of bust
ness. The shoe salesman who will
specialize his reading upon leather and
leatherworking, who will learn about
the different processes of tanning and
the different methods of manufacture,
will not only be better judge of the
goods he is handling, but will be better
able to sell them. The bank clerk who
will master the history of the develop
ment Of the banking system may not
see the application of that knowledge to
his daily task. but if opportunity some
time knocks at his door he will be much
better prepared to accept the burden OF
greater responsibilities and wider use
fulness."
"Find 1t In Books"
nu:..- Nf,,oh TIM Groaf Ea1la ruh-
lie library is making a special effort
to inform people about practical books.
books that will help man or woman
not only in his daily work, but in
preparation for the opportunity and
responsibility that lie just around the
corner. Books give the experience OF
others who have succeeded and are
available as tools" for those who wish
to succeed.
Books give information, knowledge:
and power, Qualities that are essential
to the executive as we'll as to the EN-
ploye.
If you want to know more about your
own work, find it in books" If you
are thinking of changing from one job
to another. and want to prepare your,
self for the new one, find it IN books;
if YOU want to be ready for greater
RESPONSIBILITIES and wider usefulness -
find it in books"
Among the new books just added to
the Great Falls public library are:
ph;,osonbv. Sociology, Useful Arts and
Natural Science
Out OF Doors.
Bailey-Statistics.
Speek-Stake in the Land.
Riniev-Life in a Large Manufacturing
wiprud-Federal Farm Loan System in
smithMYour Biggest Job. School or
Business.
Fabre-More Hunting Wasps
Fraser-W aDay Heroes.
Jackson and misunderstanding Our
Nerves.
Huber-Why Die So Young7
Pare-Hints and Tips for Automobil-
lists.
eaver-Thousand Ways to Please
Husband.
Rosenberg and Furriery
chkiss-Advanced Business Cores
pondence. -...
Beard-Boat-buildin and Boating.
Fine Arts and Literature
Faure-History Of Art.
O'Reilly-How France Built Her Ca
Rivarde-Violin and Its Technique.
Daly-American Football
Wick-Stories Editors Buy and Why.
Cahill-Rare Bits Of Humor.
Guest-When Day Is Done.
Guiterman-Ballad Makers Pack.
Morley-Chimney Smoke.
Episodes
Kilmer-Circus, and Other Essays and
Fugitive Pieces.
Van Dyke-Camp Fires and Guide
posts.
History and Biography
Its Story and Biog-
pHGlass OF Fashion.
That Went Abroad.
North From Pata-
gonia.
Martin-Life of Joseph Hodges Choate.
Garland-Daughter Of the Middle Bor
der.
teepletack.
Paine-In One Mans Life
Victoria.
Fiction
Blasco Ibanez-Torrent.
Comfort-This Mans World.
Dobie-Broken To the Plow.
OF the Hills
and Trilby May.
Let.
Hemon-Maria Chapdelaine.
Fl owells-Mrs. Farrell.
King-Empty Sack.
Of Chance.
Lee-Other Susan.
the Magnificent.
of the Sea. t
Mackenzie-Rich Relatives.
Martin-March On.
and Sixpence |
Mitchell-Play and Game. |
Poole-Beggars Gold. .....
Waddington Of Wyck
Rfnehart-More fish. i
RoWland--Mile High.
RolIand-Cleram bault.
Sawyer-Silver Sixpence. .
interchangeable.