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Carda DEUL6-HTFUL BOOKS for Christmas Gift Special Selocion for Chidron. sinT STATliONiERY Affrecfiv.IyBoxed APmPOmiNMENT CALENDARS DIAnll*S CRAP UQOKB PLAYING CARDS CAUD DRALERS CH RISTMAS CARDS A Yafrl of Arflsfic and a.ver Duigns *MAGAZIN4E 1724 Orulngf.n Ave. Gre 0227' Evanston Presients and Pirogram Chairmen, lit- erature chafrman for the R~ogers Park Womuan's club, and thirci vice-president of Friends of American Writers, et a recent, literary tea in Wihiraette offéred, suggestions for books for Christmas gifts for "anyone." 'Mrs. Redfield, wbo was chairman of literature for tbe Illi- nois Host House during A Century of Progress, bases ber recommendations upon the la$ting value and suitability! of the literature. Fiction and novels: S1tars Peil oit Alabama, by Carl ýCara- man, which sbe considered "'different," acquainting readers with people they do pot know; Pui ll. ur by- Doris Les-. .iei,."one of the real books of tbe year"; Mari, Peters, by Mary El.len Chase, "a wlil ho seeured et yen,, spoclal request. REDUCED RATES of ail the LATEST BOOKS in Volrues. t Remember ...Books are the, appropriato giftl The boit selection wil ho found et TeGuudiian&&.k op 415 Fourth Street 'Wi1notto 332 ler, *a gossipy book"; flez on ,the~ Grass, by Ellen Lewis; Bradford's Let- fers; Anthony Adverse is out ini a Uglorified new volume"; Omaer Khay- yam, a "story of the poet's life and 1achievements"; Nijinsky, by tbedanc- er's wife, Ramola Nijinpsky;- The ýNa- tbzv,'s Relu'»; Sing, ONId one, by Marion N. Rawson; Sea Pourer in the, Moderni World:- Dictionary of Porew*.n Terms. by ýC. 0. Sylvester; Why'Not Try Godf -bv Mary Pickford; The Pont'er of No»-Vioh'nlce, by Richard Gre.g The Great D)esùi, Order and Inflýqezcea "symposium by fourteen .çriettstsY" edited by. Francis: Mason; Why Rome Burns, by Alexander Wooll- cott; 4»iepwieaîi Bafade and Polk Son gs,, by .Jobn and Allan loômax. ýa "great nrritributioth to Americana."ý Art:- British Pait inqf,,by C. M. Collins Baker; Lus!« for Life.. by Irving, Stone. "a book on the life of Van Gogh.", Miscel laneous- Moderpt Ainerican Prose, Carl Van Doe, e veiga itsng group of fifty Contemporary authors"; Cante.r2- burj' Tales, "in mo 'dern English by J. U. Nicol son. Krniqht of the Black Itles, witb illustrations by Roékwell Kent". Romance of Archeology; Wiue front These Grapes, Edna St. Vincent Millay, "serious" in vein; rhe Poetry' Cure, "antbology of world'poetry." For musicians: Front Bach tb Stravns<ybDai Owen.Dai Maugham, a writer of a great sium- *ber of short -stories, the author of à"Of Human Bondage," as well as a *seasoned playwright. -I'h play is For Service, Renjderd lich bas had New York and London produc- The Goodjman theatre is fortunate *in. having obtained the rights to the tfirst Chicago performhance. "For Services Rendered" 'is a wise and sympathetic study of the effect oi 1the war on a wel l-to-do English fani- rily and its%,friends, made neither aàt the moment when bugles were blow- ing, factory whistles shrieking or bânners were wavinoq: "For God, -for country and for, King;" norý a few years after when the spectacular hor- ror of war found, expression in sucli plays as "jôurney's End." This play' is the work of a mature talent. It.is ' more sober, more judicious, and con- sequently a more effective.iindictmet of 'human folly which bas been allow- ed by tbe author to work most of its consequences for some twenty. years before being found çn pape r, or, > transformed into the reality. of tbe stage.. Short Stories WiII. Make Perfect Gift Have you a friend who will be de- ligbted by a distinguisbed literary performance-a sort of "modern De- cameron" in which every word. 1h. neweuf fiction front th. ens cf contempouary .ufhors. Lot Mos. Seinfohr hoUp choose fte book thaf w ill b. best suifo*d f. fte fastes$ oflios. f. whom you *give flics.finer. giffi WHITE nous£ Irw<n H.<(Ilc# Hoover Hought oi * 000».EE *VENETIAN NAS% Raf ael Sabatini Hon 0 GOING ABIOAD Rtoae IMaoautay Ho THJE TAIIISOF GUY > ?reltide to Poetry;- Tri stam. Shandy. by Lawrence Stern. For cbildren:- Booth Tarkington's new Litieé. Orvie; Eliz.abeth Lewis Homing'.s Yotng FPu« -UIper VYan ptse; The Dog: Book, by Thorn.and Terbune. "for aIl loyers of dogà";ý TraveZ by Air, Land, and Sea; I Famous. Painuings and Stories, by Ma - rie Schubert; Lets: Malee a Book, by Harriet Shane;, the ."Fireside Hour" books published by the National Library, preciative minci there will be e-, countered tbat unique experience-. the discovery of a rising literary gen-. i ms. In England and America. The ISalzbîsrg Tales bas won instant: ac- I daim. There are forty. of, thesc stories, told by *mutuahy congenial visitors at the lamous.Saîzhurg lesti-. val. Forming an intricate pattern, they vary between fantasy, comedy, tragedy, and stories of Gotbic grim) nesb. CHItA Fountain Square Il -I Il an eU8raied Iu..........price çP A t A Il Geed Doostres KROCH'S BOOK STORES 206 N. Michigan Ave. Chici I -. 'gto Orrmgfo Eh I I Mwr J