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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21578, 14 September 1935, Page 1

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NOVELS TO BEAD. >pEW 11- NOVELS THAT ARE POPULAR. Dennis Wheatley: Eunuch of Stamboul. A new secret service story of Constantinople, as thrilling and intriguing as' "The Forbidden Territory." Richard Waughburton: Innocence and Design. A satirical story carrying all the farce it can, and. the reader finds that laughter and weeping sometimes come at the same moment. G. K. Chesterton: Scandal of Father Brown. More brilliant than ever. More mysteries solved by this quiet little priest. Full of strange incident and drama. John Buchan: House of the Four Winds. Further adventures of the chief characters in "Huntingtower" and "Castle Gay." Georgette Heyer: Death in the Stocks. A different kind of detective story. It is full of vivid character drawing, and yet has a chuckle. on every page. MORE GOOD ONES. Sydney Parkman:.Acting Second Mate. For stories of adventures on the sea, this author is rapidly making & name for himself that is placing him in the forefront of "thriller" writers. .... Oliver Sandys: Tiptoes. For pure romantic stories, Oliver Sandys is second to none. This story of gaiety and romance makes delightful entertainment. Anthony Weymouth: Doctors are Doubtful. An unusual detective story, the s"cene of which is laid" in a nursing home. This is a firstclass mystery. Dora Barford: Greek Fire: A novel of the Sack of Smyrna, Banditry in Greece, and the search for a lost girlAll the above novels sell at 7/-. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LIMITED. Telephone 32-124. for all Departments.

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