The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1925, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR -AGreat New Novel by ZANE GREY begins in the February Issue Another wonderful story of the great West which Zane Grey knows and depicts so graphically. This time among the primitive backwoods people of the San Dimas moun- tain district, where the dawn of modern civilization comes in the guise of Lucy Watson, a young and comely welfare worker. In the thick of the ensuing swirl of human passions towers Edd Denmeade, TheWild Bee Hunter. Beginning in the Feb- ruary issue now on sale—10 cents a copy, ora full year for $1.00. Use the coupon below. BOOTH TARKINGTON’S WILLIAM LYON PHELPS Damsel Dark,Damsel Fair In creating Lily Dodge—“that wistful slip of a girl, so fair and fragile,” who twisted her entire family about her little finger and “got away with anything,” even to being “practically almost engaged” to three swains at once—Booth Tarkington gives us an etching of feminine adolescence even more brilliant than his ALICE ADAMS. In the February issue now on sale. First ofa Great Series of Lay Sermons Few living men have so mastered the art of friendship as has Professor Phelps—“Billy” Phelps, as he is lovingly known to every one of the thou- sands of men who have passed through his classrooms at Yale. His great series of lay sermons, to appear during the year in The Journal, opens with an expression of his faith—faith in God, faith in man, faith in the great Christian Adventure. Beginning in the February issue now on sale. Dr. Clarence Edward Macartney answers Dr: Fosdick érivx BETTER HOUSEKEEPING —<zD> FASHIONS c™ 5 Short Stories in this 208 Page Issue and 40 other Great Features “BRIGHAM YOUNG” by MRWerner THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 419 Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pa. T enclose one dollar. Please send The Ladies’ Home Journal for one year, beginning with February issue. T H E L A DIE S@ OME JOURNAL} « R. Clarence Edward Macartney, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., in a forth- coming issue of The Ladies’ Home Journal, will reply to Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick’s article, WHAT CHRISTIAN LIBERALS ARE DRIVING AT. Subscribe now, so that you will not miss this re- markable statement of the Fundamentalists. If you send the coupon at once, your subscription will begin with the February number containing the first installment of Zane Grey’s new story. Send us the coupon today/ You can subscribe through asy newsdealer or authorized agent or send your order direct to THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ‘ gerhnkt . ” gzEo oe , by as, Se eels oi Se EESE eFeg., - £r. ae ee Patahe sie t FEE- ae BSS Sen