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New Books at New Briiain Institute TEXT BOOK OF SANITARY AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY by Edgar H. S. Bailey. “It is not only an excellent text- 400K, but it is written in"such a clear style that it should prove valuable in- formation and reference on their every day problems.” Independence. vew BUSINESS ENGLISH by Rose Buh- lig. e SCIENTIFIC SELLING AND ADVER- TISING by Arthur Dunn. e THE TYPIST by James Edmund Ful- ler. e BUSINESS ENGLISH PROJECTS by W. Wilbur Hatfleld. A course of instruction which should be of great value to young people entering, or intending to enter, ' the business world. [T HIGH SPEED IN TYPEWRITING oy A. M. Kennedy. Advanced lessons for developing speed. Contains exercises on position, |' on the less frequently used letters and combinations, on operating the space lever, and also exercises designed - to strengthen the weaker fingers and to secure economy, of movement. s THE GIFTS WE BRING by Nina B. Lamkin, A Christmas pageant whch can be used with children from 6 to 18, high school or college students or Com- ;, munity groups. Simple coStumes are required, stage directions and dancing steps are given explicitly and a full list of music is cited. e THE ITALIAN CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICAN DEMOCRACY by John Horace Mariano. A study of the socio-economic con- ditions, social grganization and psychological traits of the first gener- ation of American born Italians in New Yorw city. The object is to deter- mine what they have lost, what they have gained and what they have con- tributed in their closer affiliation with American life. see SHOP MATHEMATICS by Erik V. and F. D. JONES. Shop mathematics; a treatise on ap- plied mathematics dealing with vari- ous machine-ship and tool-room problems, and containing numerous examples illustrating their solution and formulas. Vo ees SADHU SUNDAR SINGH by Mrs. Arthur Parker. “Sadhu Sundar Singh is a Sikh, who broke away from the religious teach- ings and practices of his sect and enshared Christianity. This is one of the most g and illuminatin | pleces of 1 t " 'been produced in many years.” Christian Advocate. “ee TEXTBOOK OF INORGANIC CHEM- “DR. JEKYLL and MR. HYDE” ISTRY FOR UNIVERSITY STU- | DENTS by J. R. Parkington. | And admirable textbook in the sub- ject by the professor of chemistry in the University of London. ax WOODWORK JOINTS: How they are set, how made and where used. e FICTION ) HOUSE OF NIGHT by L. H. Gordon. | b “A thrilling Western story, with Villa as the villain.” . THE WEB by Frederick A. Kummer. “A tense story with a particulariy well sustained mystery.” Cleveland. “A capital plot story.” Outlook. axe THE FAMILY AT GILJE by James |8 Lauritz E. Lie. Captain Jager, his wife, their son | and three daughters live on their farm in the bleak Nordland. 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