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Otago Witness, Issue 4028, 26 May 1931, Page 33

* THE NEEDS OF THE I COUNTRY. NEVER MIND ELECTIONS. FAMILY INTERESTS. The Great Entertainer for 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 no 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 500 pages; etymological and pronouncing; the best on the market —3/6. Confidential Chats witii Girls. By Howard—3/9. Confidential Chats witii Boys. By Howard—3/9. There is a power for good and happiness in these books. Everybody’s SeriesPopular Science. Interest Tables. Tiie Best Dramatic Poems. Correct Punctuation. Billiards: How to Play and Win. 1/8 each. Speak Out: Tiie Common Sense of Elocution. By Alex. Watson, the great man of tiie platform, who has visited New Zealand—3/9. Scotts Last Expedition and Extracts from Journals. By Captain Scott. All young people should read this thrilling book, witii illustrations—2/10. lhe Maori As He Was. Brief account of Maori life in pre-European days. By E. Best. Mell illustrated—3/3. Plasticine; boxes of modelling material; coloured—l/3. Larger box, with 11 sticks; well assorted—2/6. This is the best material for young children to play with and keep clean. Tost Card Albums, to hold 300 cards; 9Jin x lljin; quite suitable for scrap album — 2/8. Cole s Funny Picture Boole. Tiie 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; BSB pages and well illustrated—3/-. Nicholas Nickleby. By Dickens; 816 pages These are the gems of literature. Buv 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—Gd. 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, Materman, Conklin, Conway Stewart in all grades. ink' e etcT Pair any PCn ’ and supp,y nibs > caps, newed ° US a " d Sel ‘ d yOUr old pen to De re ‘ ALL PRICES INCLUDE POSTAGE. Note tiie Address :— THE POPULAR BOOK SHOP 126 George Street, DUNEDIN.