The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-03-21
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ADULT FICTION

ADULT rlCllON
HEAD OF THE HOUSE by Grace
Livingston Hill. The Adventures Of
seven young people are told with the
sympathetic understanding that Grace
Livingston Hill brings to all her novels.
SCATTERGOOD BAINES RETURNS
by Bax Brand. The adventures of DR..
Kildare have had an unparalleled popu-
larity on the screen. This new novel
marks their first appearance in book
form-pages of lively and exhilarating
wizardry.
SWEET GRASS by B. M Bower.
This is typical Bower western in the
period of the Flying U. Stories, punctu-
ated both by gunfire and humor and
ends with satisfactory proof of the
adage about the last laugh.
THE MAN THE DEVIL DIDN'T
WANT by Percival Wren. A story of
two brothers and of the girl they loved.
A book that will take its place beside
the most popular.
HERE DWELLS ENCHANTMENT
by Winifred Wadel. Humor and pathos
are deity combined in the heart
warming story of Serena Hala and her
two ovely sisters.
THE LEATHER BURNERS by Bliss
Lon1ax. The trouble-shooters are in
rare form in this new story of their
wild, reckless and downright ornery adj
ventures among the criminal classes
IN WALKED AMY by Louis Platt
Hauck. The DebunkerS' Club, world
weary, sophisticated urbanites, sat up
and blinked and Amy walked in. The
gay story of a girl who was different
THE MESA GANG by Zachary
Strong. Here is a story which tears
along as fast as you can read it. The
author has packed a thrill into every
chapter of his tale, and the action
never lets down.
BLUE HEAVEN by Elizabeth Car
frae. A compelling story of girl who
CHANGED everything she had hardly
gained in a bid for supreme happiness.
PORTRAITS FROM A CHINESE
SCROLL by Elizabeth Lewis. Stories
and factual articles which count in a
fund of information about the reSpec-
tive types of life concerned. Beauti-
fully Illustrated by series of remark
able portraits drawn by Virginia Hol-
linger Stout.
ADULT NON-FICTION
THE BOOK OF GAMES by VIM
Byron Forbush. Inspiring descriptions
of more than 400 games for the home,
school and playground
SO YOU'RE GOING TO SELL by
Donald Transit. This is the only book
on selling which treats the salesman's
problems from the salesmans own point
of view. A book for all statesmen and
for all who want to be statesmen.
THE NEW WONDER BOOK OF
KNOWLEDGE by Henry Chase Hill
and Will H. Johnton explains the
modern industries and invention, the
interesting stories of common things
and the mysteries and processes of
nature.
SLOVENIAN
NARODNI ADRESAR by Ivan Mad
ineo. The national directory of the
Croat-Slovene-Serb organizations, in
StitutionS business, professional and
social leaders in the U. S. and Canada.
JUVENILE FICTION
HIGHROAD TO ADVENTURE by
Howard Pease. In this exciting new
Tod Moran book, Howard Pease, popu-
lar author with all boys, gives you a
stirring story.
TREASURE BELOW by Commander
Edward Ellsberg. A great sea story
for older boys-and all the better be-
cause it could be true.
DRUMS BEAT IN OLD CAROLINA
by Leeds Stillman. A tale of adventure
that will hold the rapt attention of the
reader to the last exciting page
JUVENILE NON-FICTION
STORY PARADE by collection of
noted authors. Another grand col
lection of modern stories that boys
and girls will enjoy from the first page
to the last. Story Parade is crammed
full of entertaining hours.