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Y 1 E‘ ! g é ; New Books at the Institute BUSINESS CORRES by Herbert W urse in business ering both theory and APPLIED PONDENCH “A complete ¢ respondence « routine BEGINNERS GUIDE TO HARMONY by Perey A. Behole BOOK OF NEW YORK by Bhackleto “Mr, Shackleton is a trained ol server of the picturesque and the his this volume he or rather several New Robert torical, and 1 reveals a New York Yorks, that many life the polyheaded metropolis know little about. His book is at once historical, anecdotal, artistie, and 1 formative | appeal; above all, it #eeks to capti e elusive spir the great eity Literary Digest citizens probably BRIEF DRAWING by Ralph Curtis Ringwalt CLIMBS ON ALPINE Pope Plus X1 “People interested in mountaineer ing will thoroughly enjoy the ne. counts of Alpine climbs by the Pope, 8 a0, but now for the first ted Into English. They demonstrate the cournge, resourceful. ness, and modesty of thelr august au- thor, and, what is more, his excellent common sense In writing simply as a mountain climber, 'without any sug- gestion of his calling, about his adven- tures in the high Alps.—Outlook. . e PEAKS by o A COLLATION OF CAKES by Claudia Quigley Murphy. DR DAMAGED BOULS by Gamaliel Brad- ford, “Mr, Bradford has well cstablished his reputation as a blographer, He has retold the life stories of many eminent Americans, in each case mak- ing his subject lve agaln and Impart 2o this present age some flavor of the times in .wh!eh.lu actively figured.” o e DAYS OF' A MAN by David Starr Jordan. “For more than fifty years Dr. Jordan has led not only an extremely | useful and busy life, but a life unus. ually rich and successful in its rela- tionships and opportunities for influ- ence. In the sub-title that he has glven to his autoblography he char-| acterizes the contents as ‘Memorles of & Naturalist, Teacher and Minor Pro- fet of Democracy.’ He says that he has followed his two-fold career of natur- alist and teacher for the love of it, | and has assumed the character of a minor prophet of democracy from a ' sense of duty. At any rate, these dis- tinct and parallel careers have brought him into hundreds of intimate relationships, of which, these portly volumes tell the story.—Review of ! Reviews. P ELEMENTS OF RADIO TEI PHONY by William C. Ballard. PR FARM FERTILITY by Sidney B. Haskell. ) PR FORESTRY FOR PROFIT by Theo- | philus Tunis. | o e e | HISTORY OF THE FAR EAST by Hutton Webster. ... JAR OF DREAMS; A Book of Poems | by Lilla Cabot Perry. | . . . | JOURNAL AND ESSAYS OF John ‘Wollman. | ““What appears to be a *definitive | edition of John Woolman's works is appropriately published in the one | hundred and fiftieth years after his death. The editor has construcd as ber task not merely the careful col- lating of the original manuscript of ghe Journal, thereby restoring to the reader some interesting passages omit- ted in all earller editions and the ac-| curate reprinting of his less known | but equally remarkable essays. She| has ransacked all available sources for | genealogical and historical matter relevant to Woolman and his aso- clates and has carefully presented this in an appendix and In a fresh and ii- | luminating blography."—Nation. . s LETTERS OF A BUSINESS WOMAN | TO HER DAUGHTER by Zora Putnam Wilkins. “Optimistic philosophy of success- ful Uving for business and profession- | 8l women, palatably presented in the | form of letters exchanged between | mother and her daughter at college.” | v oe MOTHERE' LETTERS TO A SCHOOLMASTER “This book 1s a serles of most in- genious and thought-provoking letters, | whose authorship is withheld, but [ e SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION Accurate Optical Work Frank E. 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Bovlin Car Rates Cut In Halt Seo To Help Develop Outlying Land Berlin, Ju ' gardent acant in and about Berlin, t state rally f for @ ~ HARTFORD ave eut their fares in ha edy tenant gardeners traveling 1t und from their gardens It s & practice here to lease for the spring and summer small patehes of acreage held for speeulation or bulld ing purposes, Bo mueh of sueh land has heen taken up by truck gardencrs that there is now a continuous chaln of vegetable plots encireling the eity comprising approximately 1 acres, The number of gardeners Is 170,000, an fincresse of 12,000 over last year 116 GET UNION DEGREES Sehenectady, N. Y., June 11.-—=Tes Dr. George Alexander, pastor of the Pirst Presbhyterian ehureh of New York city and member of the class of 1566, delivered the ehancellor's ads iress at the commencement exercises (‘ at Unien ecollege here today, De 4 e 115 meciuaton || fontured. = - G¥ox & Telephone Orders Taken As Early As 5 A, M, HARTFORD SLENDERIZING COTTON DRESSES IN SIZES 381 TO 541 FOR THE STOUT WOMAN $19.95 —Third Floor, Dress Section )l and refreshing sheer voiles and dainty normandies in navy, black and brown are — ; Other Large Cotton Dresses At Prices From §10.98 Up GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH FRECKLES Make this Lemon Cream and just see Tan, Freckles Disappear cotton crepe Colors: black and white; brown and white, Prices $10.00 to £39.95, WOMEN'S AND MISSES' BATHING SUITS Fourth Floor - These wairm days and the fact that the vacation season is with us again make us begin to think of our annual trip to the sea- shore. What woman doesn't plan to have a new hathing outfit? And we have them for her. Here will be found a profusion of every- thing imaginable in bathing suits and all equipment to go with them. A description is next to impossible. It's one of those things that must be seen to be appreciated. Mix ¥ julee of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any drugglst will supply for a few cents, shake well in & bottle, and yon have a whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful freckle and tan cream, and complexion beautifier, Massage this sweetly fragrant lemor cream into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes naturally bleach right out and how youthfu lear, soft and rosywhite the skin b ATTWATTER 1543 Stanley St. Tel. 341 Misses” Wool Jersey Bathing Suits in plain color or with fancy border on skirt. Sizes 10 to 18 in red, black, green, brown. Special Women's extra size Suits in either wool jersey or sateen, plain or trithmed in con- trasting colors. Size 48 to 54. $5 00 . Special .. 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DAYTON HUMPHREY NATIONAL BANK BLDG, BY STANLEY NO-NO-\ SAY CAL ALWAYS W9 BACHELOR CAL MOKE, WHO HELD SADIE APPLEGATES CRY/NG BABY FOR SEVERAL MOURS THE OTHER DAY, WHILE THE MOTHER MAILED A L ETTER 7 WAS SO EMBARRASSED HE LEFT FOR PARTS UNKNOWA; THIS MORNING - %777