THE NEEDS OF THE COUNTRY.

Otago Witness, Issue 4032, 23 June 1931, Page 31

THE NEEDS OF THE COUNTRY.

NEVER MIND ELECTIONS. FAMILY INTERESTS. The Great Entertainer tor all Occasions for Host and Hostess—2/10. Novelty Evenings. By P. A. Cole—2/3. Joan’s Book of Evening Games— 2/3. ; Original Magic for All (series of simple problems requiring acT special skill! —2/3. Conjuring Apparatus Up to Date and How to Make It—2/3. Stage Illusions and Entertainments—2/3. Cassell’s Concise English Dictionary, over 500pages; etymological and pronouncing; the best on the market—3/6. Confidential Chats with Girls. By Howard—3/9. Confidential Chats with Boys. By Howard—3/9. There is a power for good and happiness In these books. Everybody's Series— Popular Science. Interest Tables. The Best Dramatic Poems. Correct Punctuation. Billiards: How to Play and Win. 1/6 each. Speak Out: The Common Sense of Elocution. By Alex. Watson, the great man of the platform, who has visited New Zealand—3/9. Scott’s Last Expedition and Extracts trom Journals. By Captain Scott. All young people should read this thrilling book, with Illustrations—2/10. The Maori As He Was. Brief account of Maori life in pre-European days. By E. Best. Well illustrated—3/3. Plasticine; boxes of modelling material; coloured— 1/3. Larger box. with 14 sticks; well assorted—2/6. This is the best material for young children to play with and keep clean. Post Card Albums, to hold 300 cards; 9’in x llzin; quite suitable for scrap album—2/8. Cole's Funny Picture Book. The favourite book for young New Zealanders. Over 200 pages of puzzles, knowledge, etc.—6/-. Three Good Cheap Books:— Methods of Mendoza—l/9. David. Copperfield. By Dickens; 888 pages and well illustrated—3/-. Nicholas Nickleby. By Dickens; 846 pages These are the gems of literature. Buy at these prices right away. Card Players Need:— Scoring Cards for 500—7 d. Scoring Cards for Bridge—7d, I/.. 1/9 2/-, 2/6. Euchre Seals—6d. Bridge Sets for presents or prizes for card parties—6/6, 10/6, 12/-, etc. Decorations for Parties and Tables—Streamers, Serviettes. D’Oyleys. Cake Frills, and Paper Bells, etc. Fountain Pens of all makes—Swan. Onoto, Waterman. Conklin. Conway Stewart in all grades. ink e etc CPaJr any PCn * supply nibs, caps, „ " r i te us an 6 send your old pen to oe reALL PRICES INCLUDE POSTAGE. Note the Address:— THE POPULAR BOOK SHOP 126 George Street, DUNEDIN.