The woman of the black: white type is wisest when she re-eats the black of her hair and the white of her skin' in her Costume. A. calla-lily—stit, white, chie—symbolizes her, and' pearls her best choice in jewels, Rod and yellow are the colours for the Murillo type, the woman with black hair and' high colour, Diamonds are her jewels, and roses are her flowers—rich red roses as brilliant as the colour of her own lips.
The woman between the brunette and the blonde may wear all the to "look like a place in which you ould read a book." And people did come in and read and talked and bought books, sometimes, and valuable bits of personality behind them, which Miss Jenison has woven into a book more engrossing than @ novel, even a novel of her own writing!
'The iden of these two young women was that "thought is the great function by which we all live "Why, this is the world's soul.' Bookshops are its way of passing current, more important than universities, than schools, than public Hibravies, because they cater nuaturity and are in the thick of Turn," to make them going] leoncerns.
Tu the light of this stimulating] story one sees Messrs. Kelly Walsh, The Chinese American Publishing Ca, (American Bookshop), Messrs. Brewer & Ca, and Bfessrs.
Edward Evans.and) Sons quite differently. 'They are the apostles of a glorious ideal and we, even we, may cooperate with them. In its recent publication, "The Imprint' the American Bookshop has voiced to be of public service. desire to make the best books ble to ax many people as ry te, Try them out.
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