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'AGE TEN. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1927 _ FROM obra | Lord ol the ee pie: siiThe Li Silver p ! 1." G. Salverson is a romance of Lief fhé- Lucky. Here we have a living || story of the courageous Norsemen of 1ae earlier times, in a stirring tale of Icye and adventure. It is an histori- cal novel of that daring early adven- rer, Lief Ericson, who was probably || 'Asie: :a's first discoverer and colo- ast. "The: shoe Nails," by G. "Weston is w story of adventure, love | doubled money, proving that al- _ thgugh great wealth may be acquired hy system, romance "just happens." r young men go into business, pool- fiz tiieir resources, resolving never to cater a business deal where they ' @aldn't double their money. "The Barbur§ Witch," by Anthony Waring, is about -a | n, hyper-sensitive, without emotional control, who con- @¥unis two daughters to share her seli- "imposefl solitude within the confines of dreary. little 'Barbury, A The conflict ccmes when love threateys to break in upon. that solitude. e book is sitiply and strongly told and is a splendid analysis of the power of an emotionally weak woman.. "The Dev- A's Mantle," by F. L. Packard, is a swift tale of a man unjustly accused «i.crime. The events of the story take ple=e in the southseéas lending addi- tionz2] enchantment Li story, "The Gay Tradition," by Norman Venner is / / i re ps ai] *a" swiftly moving story of romance and || it INET lo | iy Tr AE, $27, adventure' full of dash and laughter. ut 2 ['arney was the son of the second Vis- chunt Crisp but he ran true 0 the Gay tradition. He was post-war and did not | H ayant to marry anyone, devoting all his lg BRINGING UP FATHER energy to electrical research. Then a one day hé met Sheila and from then ||B : - . . Ce} oi, he spent his time in rescuing her |g BY GOLLY- THIS DESERT 19 | DON'T KNOW WHAT YOURE ITS A PIPE- THIS VELL HATS iram adventure after adventure. "Sard A LONESOME PLACE- I'D GIVE SAYIN': BUT | DO KNOW i GUY AIN'T PLAYIN IT ALL ABOUT? [1arker," by J. Mansfield /is the story A HUNDRED TO SEE SOME - WHAT THAT 15 IN YOUR ' : + «fy Chisholm Harker, known as Sard yt HAND! fo¢ 'Sardonie, a sailor who has missed Lis ship. In trying to return to it he «neounters swamp, quicksands, desert and mountains, incredible hardships and suffering, wickedness and vileness, Lut by the heroism of "a simple mind, a strong body and a strong will," he reaches safety. "Growth of the $oil," Ly Knut Hamsun is the story of the slow upbuilding of'a farm in the moun- tain wilds of Norway. It has some- thing of the firm strength of the soi! in is construction, The progress of the story shows how men and women grow in charicter and beauty as they live close to the healing earth, and deteri- orate as they come under the influence of the town. "Penquin Island," by Amatole France is a satire on French i : history and so on civilization itself. : ) . : _ © 1927 ev inv. Feature Service Ine The author imagines an island society Ege = Great Britain rights reserved conducted by penguins -- those birds = = - = NY, ~== that so humorously resemble humans -rin which most the follies of civilized society are repeated. "An Experiment with Time," by J. TELLING TOMMY I AR DAK i I EE A I A A LC Wi Dimng J 3 sincere and teresting recor 1 ce for belie mn e mn . i I ORNL SURE Shi, a i ti ie Fos TT EE TT op ---------- opheti: li . ; MN Is neo i tha "dreams po NOBODY HAS EVER SOLVED THE 9 ih I US BY CAPTAIN COOK, WHO VISITED IT DURING HIS VOYAGE composed of images of past experi- RINDLE OF THE MYSTERIOUS STONE MENS [= - | ; OF 1771-1776. MEMORIALS OF A FORGOTTEN RACE STAND d i s of f ] A ¢ \ blended together in approximately OF EASTER ISLAND, TOMMY. IT IS = (UAE W : Ott EVERY HAND. COLOSSAL STATUES, FROM FOUR TO SIXTY nat remot Rent 1000 MILES FROM ANYWHERE . Ad {| L= 4 FECT IN HEIGHT,CUT OUT OF GRAY STONE AND CROMNED HIT strange theory is made to seem plaus- | [ / ~~ Xd ) 3 i )RED STONE HATS. THEIR GRAY FACES STARE STONILY ouT YO ible. "Th sing i , : : f ecw ie. Passing of the hid Floor Lg 4 3 "5p, THE LINE OF UNBROKEN HORIZON. BUT WHEN EASTER 10 emphasizing the better self in human E jut hil hl " S3aed 2 =] E> ~_THEY WERE BUILT OR WHY, NO ONE KNOWS. CHRISTMAS. beings, which is waiting to be awak- ened by the right sympathetic touch. "The Fruit of the Family Tree," by A. E. Wiggam, is a series of popularly written articles on heredity that dis- || : 3 STER ISLAND IS 2000 MILES {8 pel many erroneous theories regarding gamius, cousin marriages, prenatal in- |i S NE FROM THE COAST OF SOUTH fect "Congr in Feraday ites ob |B TO AMERICA AND OVER 1000 book: for those uninformed in the art] k AUR : \ MILES FROM ANY OTHER S23 and 'power of color. Principles are \ ite and illustrated by diagrams and |B \ " INHABITED ISLARD IN THE the . applications are made to dress. |!§ J i , A . home furnishipg, illuminatiorr adver- i ff Hi b SOUTH PACIFIC. tisthg and community work. "Hawaii. | |§ i) } Past and Present," by W. R. Castle, is a general handbook covering history, commerce and natural features, with a chapter on the army and navy. "The | |E Spell of Alsace," by A, Hallays, is al, sympathetic account of the land andl] character of the people of Alsace, re- vealing the treasures of their towns, ||k theseharm of their country, and the || appeal of Alastian' character. | LORD STRATHCONA : OLY TWO = JOUR Con. 0. GETS APPOINTMENT Jog Look 3 CRAZY! London, Oct. 15. -- 'Lord 'Stratheona || Ef . BOTH BORN ™ has'been appointed deputy-chairman of J ARE YOu 1 on THE SAME YOURE INS the, Conservative Party here. : TWINS 2 DAY AN' WE'RE Before succeeding to the title of [|B A 3 FOUR. YEARS Baron Strathcona on the death of his ATH mother, Baroness Strathcona, in Aug- usf © 1926, Donald Sterling Palmer Howard was Conservative member of the House of Commons for North Cum- herland, 1922-26. He was parliamen- tary private secretary to the First lord of the Agmiralty, Right Hon. WW. C. Bridgman, 1925-26. 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