The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-03
LARGE NUMBER OF
NEW BOOKS AT THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

fifty books which have been cataloged
and are shelved ready to be taken out
by the public. Among the books are
popular fiction for the grownups as
well as the children and general lit
erature for all.
General Literature
Twice Thirty, Edward w. Box
John Viscount Morley, John H. Nor
gan; Etiquette, Emily Post; ''The
New World, Isaiah Bowman; "A
Year Of Prophesying", H. G. Wells;
Complete Works. Elizabeth Barrett
Browning; Heart Throbs", more
Heart Throbs", Joe Mitchell Chapple;
"A Book of Hobbies, Taussig and
Meyer; Constitution of the u. s. Al,
Thomas James Norton; Essentials in
Biology, George w. Hunter; Essen
tials of Sewing, Rosamond A. Cook;
Vocational Self Guidance, Douglas
Fryer; Painting and Paper Hang
ing, Charles l.. Young; "The Library
and the Community, Joseph L.
Wheeler; "Salvaging of American
Girlhood", Isabel Davenport; "Why
the Weather, G. F. Brooks; "Dana s
Manuel of Minerology", William e.
Ford; Geology" Part |. and Part H.,
Amadeus w. Grabau; with Stepan-
son in the Artic", Harold Noice;
Evolution; Vernon kellogg; "A Sol
dier's Memories in Peace and War"
Maj. Gen. Sir George Younghusband;
Adventures in Peru, G. II. Prodgers;
who's Who Among North American
Authors, A. Lawrence.
Fiction
THE laundering Herd, Zane Grey;
Gods Stepchildren", Sarah Gertrude
Millin; "A Passage to India, "A
Room With A View, 1.-THE Celestial
Omnibus, E. M. Foster; limitations,
George ShiveIey; 1.-THE Dominant
Blood, Rober E. Mcclure; 1.-THE Lost
World, A. Conan Doyle; Arrow
smith, Sinclair Lewis; 1.-THE Con-
slant Nympth", Margaret Kennedy;
these Charming People,, Mayfair, ,
Michael Arlen; "The Mothers Recon-
pense", Edith Wharton; "A Son
of His Father, Harold Bell Wright;
The Ancient Highway, James Oliver
Curwood; "The Dwelling Place of
Light, Winston Churchill; 1.-THE
Keeper Of Bees, Gene Stratton
Porter; 'gThe Return of the Native,
under the Greenwood Tree, Thomas
Hardy; "The Emperor Jones', Eugene
O'Neille; 1.-THE Dairy of a Dude
Wrangler'', Burt Struthers; "The
Crystal Cup, Gertrude Anterior;
Spanish Acres, Hal G. Evarts; "The
House of the Arrow, A. E. w. Mason;
"The Red Lamp, Mary Roberts
Rinehart; Little Ships, Kathleen
Norris; "The Kenworthys", Margaret
Wilson; "A Lady of Quality. Serena
Blandish; "Soundings", Hamilton A..
Gibbs; Zone Increasing Purpose,
A. S. M. Hutchinson; Barren
Gro~nd". Ellen Glasgow; "Wild
Gesse", Marthe Ostenso; THE Perren-
NAL Bachelor, Anne Parrish; THE
Green Hat, Michael Arlen; 1.-THE Old
Ladies', Hugh Walpole; 1.-THE Little
French Girl", Anne Douglas Sedg-
wick; Growth of the Soil'', Knut
Hamsum; "The Ship Of Souls", Emer-
erson Hough.
Juvenile Literature--General
First Grade:
Literary Readers, Young and Field;
Folk Lore Stories and Proverbs, Sara
E. Witse; Step BY Step, s. c. Peabody;
Fables and Rhymes, J. G. 4 T. e.
Thompson; Childs Word Garden, J. s.
Lansing; Oriole Stories. A. L. Lane
Marion; Tell it Again, Dillingham; and
Emerson; and Merry Children's Book
Of Play, Mary Carolyn Davies.
Second Grade:
Literary Readers, Young and Field;
Stories for Primary Schools, Sarah E.
Wiltse; Easy Stories, Elizabeth A..
Turner; Pets and Companions, Earth
and Sky, ]. H. Stickney; Rhymes and
Stories, Marion Florence Lansing;
Eskimo Land, Ernest VIM. Hawkes.;
Little Folks Of Many Lands, Lulu
Maude Chance.
Third Grade:
Literary Readers, Young and Field;
Hero Folks Of Ancient Britain, Sara
E. Wiltse; Earth & Sky No. Ill, ].
II. Stickney; Quaint Old Stories, Fairy
Tales Vols. /. and H., Marion Florence
Seven Little Sisters, Jane
Andrews; A Journey to Health Land,
J. M. 4 A T. Address; How and
Where We Live, Nellie B. Allen.
Fourth Grade:
Old Indian Legends, S. A. Zitkala;
Tales Of Old England, Marion #. Lam