The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 2

THE SEATT PAGE 2 Among the “The Adventures of M My England”; “The B American Literature” ; Miners”; “Bring Me H “Fantasia of the Unconscious,” D. Ht. Lawrence; Thomas Seltzer. This book ts a remarkable state- Palmolive Soap and Oil o’ Palm to every person entering our door from 9 to 9:30 A. M. Saturday. Be here and get a cake of Soap Free. Palace Clothing Co. First Ave., Cor. Spring St. Webster Kicks the Lid Off High Prices So the Workiagman Can Buy Now $1.00 FLANNEL SHIRTS, BD icncismsss; OOS PRICED.... ment of the philosophy of D. M Lawrenes, It is the “original sys tem of philosophy” predicted by Don Marquis when he wrot York Tribune of Lawr analysis and the Unconselous” that he “recommends It because Lawrence ie & post who sees deoper and more clearly than Frou 4 Jung, ts sim pier, and free of t obsensions and absurdities” “Fantasia of conscious” does more than the theory set forth in th volume. Tt is a discussion in form of the human p of to- day, the problems dealt with as per- sonal experie in Mr, Lawrence's fection. Mr. Lawrence has some ort, inal views on the question of educa- ton, the bringing up of children, marriage, love and other vital tnsues of human relationship, which he sets forth hera, | eee “After the Pence,” HM. N. Brafle- ford; Thomas Seltzer. ‘The author attempts to survey the condition of Hurope as the war, the blockade and the pence treaties have loft it. 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