LIBRARIES DEPARTMENT.

White Ribbon, Volume 32, Issue 377, 18 December 1926, Page 18

LIBRARIES DEPARTMENT.

Dear Sisters. — I regret that 1 have )**en rather late in sending out the report forms for this department, and Lope it may not make it difficult for the Secretaries to get the information required. I would urge the importance of this department, and the opportunity it offers for work to even the most diffident member. All that is required is the desire to help forward our work, and steady perseverance, in circulating cither books belonging to their own branch or those procured from the Do minion Library. I am only too pleased to be able to help any one interested in this branch of our work. Yours for service, (Mrs) JESSIE FIELD. Superintendent of Libraries. “The Rooks,” Nelson. DOMINION LIBRARY. The following new books have been added to the Library. Would members who wish to have any please send in their names and the postage at once, as already several have a number waiting for them? Where the demand justifies it, a second copy will be procured, if possible:— No. 190. Dollars Only (by Edward Bok), postage 2d. 191. The Story of an African Farm (by Olive Schiencr), postage 3d). 192. The Great To-day (by Henry Ford), postage 2d. 193. Christ Triumphant (by Maude A. Hoyden), postage 2d. 194. Stories. Dreams and Allegorits (by Olive Schriener), postage 2d. 195 What the League of Nations l.i postage 2d. 196. Pioneer Women Police (by Commandant Mary F. Allen), post 3d. 197. The Making of a Mystic (by A elfrida Tillyard), postage 2d. 198. “Ever’’: A Child's Rook of Joy (by Alice M. Ihillen). postage 2d. 199. I Labrador Days (by W. T. Grenfell). postage 2d. 200. The Equipment of the Social Worker (by Elizabeth Macadam), postage 2d. 201. Arthur Mee’s Talks with Girls, postage 2d. 202. Adventures in Contentment (by David Grayson), postage 2d.

203. What I Remember (by Millicent Garrett Fawcett), postage 2d. The lK)oks are lent for one month on receipt of postage. If for circulation in a Union, three months, if the demand for the lH>ok required will allow. For further particulars, apply to MRS FIELD, Librarian. “The Hocks,’’ Nelson.