DOMINION LIBRARY.

White Ribbon, Volume 32, Issue 374, 18 August 1926, Page 5

DOMINION LIBRARY.

The following )>ooks have been added to the Library sinee the list was published in April: No. 177. The Little Grandmother of the Russian Revolution, postage 3d 178. The Date Roy of Bagdad, given by the author, the Rev. .1. Cocker postage 3d 179. T. K. Taylor: A Memoir, i**st Jd 180. I >efeat or Victory? (by Arthur Mee), postage Id 181. How the Nations Help One An-^ other, jaiMtage Id 182. The Sun Babies (by Edith Howesi. postage 3d 183. The Conquest of Fear (by Basil King), postage 3d 181 The Faith of a Worker (l>y L. I*. Jacks), postage 2d 185. Agnes Slack (by Aelfrida Til I yard), postage 3d 186. Thoughts for Mothers, postage lid 187. A Mother's Journal, postage lAd 188. Confidential Talks with Young Men (by Lyman B. Sperry, M IX), pontage 2d 189. Confidential Talks with Young Woman (by Lyman B. Sperry. M l).), postage 2d The last four are from Sister Moody Hell. No. 185 is lent to Ihe Library by Mrs Ttllyard. of Nelson, and cousin of the author. The Library Is for the use of all members of the W.C.T.U. The )>ooks are lent for one month on receipt of postage. Those washing to circulate the )>ooks amongst the mernl)ers of their Fnion are asked to state that fact, and how long they require them, when applying, otherwise they may l>e asked to forward them to the applicant at the end of the month. All parcels of lx»oks on which the postage is 2d or over should l*» marked. “Library Exchange. W.O.T.F. ” (he charge for which is 2d for the first pound, and Id for each succeeding pound up to 5 lbs.; otherwise the charge is Id for each 2oz. or fraction thereof. A copy of the previous list may )>e had for lid from (Mrs) J. FIELD, Librarian. The Rocks, Nelson.