Millinery

As reference books, librarians will find the short, clear statements and full indexes invaluable.

As an encyclopaedi'a Of merchandise the series con tains scientific information in a simple, compact form which makes it available for children and others to whom the subjects treated are unfamiliar.

As textbooks they are adapted for use in commercial schools, high schools, night schools, settlement classes and by teachers of household arts and domestic science.

As source books for practical story-telling, kinder gartners, primary and vacation school teachers will find in them an abundance Of interesting material for short true stories on the various industries and crafts, the manufacture Of household articles, such as pins and needles, as well as the making of pottery, glass, and steel. These manuals contain just the material Often hunted for in vain by teachers and librarians.

As household helps and shopping guides the young housekeeper will find the manuals her best friends be cause they not only describe the manufacturing pro cesses but tell her how to distinguish well-made articles Of good materials from the inferior and badly made. They also tell her how to care for the clothing or household goods which she has bought.

For salespeople and storekeepers they supply the general and specific information about their merchan dise which is indispensable to efficiency, yet very hard to gather from the scattered sources upon which they now depend.

These changes should enlarge the usefulness Of the manuals without losing any of their specific value in the field Of salesmanship.

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