Brief Bits About Books

Those of the Class of 1917 who wish to obtain a copy of their Class Album may still secure the book at a reduced price. Clean, undamaged copies may be had at the rate of $1.75 per copy to any address. This is a remarkable offer inasmuch as the original price was some $9.00.

There still remains for disposal some copies of the Freshman Red Book 1923. Copies of this item may be had for $1.25 postpaid.

Readers of this Bulletin are hereby offered a splendid opportunity to augment their libraries through the purchase of the following items. "The History of the Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha, Don Quixote." This work is standard, being translated from the Spanish by P. A. Motteux. It is a four volume set, the books being octavos and the plates used are those of Harper & Brothers. The volumes are bound sturdily in green cloth with paper labels. The price is $7.25 per set postpaid.

"Plutarch's Lives." This set consisting of five volumes printed on a fine quality white paper from the Harper & Brothers plates and bound strongly in red cloth with paper labels, is the translation called Dryden's and is corrected from the Greek and revised by a. H. Clough. The work has Dr. Wm. Smith's historical notes and is illustrated. It may be obtained for $9.00 postpaid.

"The Works of Plato," edited by Benjamin Jowett, printed from Harper & Brothers plates on fine paper bound in strong red cloth with paper labels may be had for &7.35 postpaid.

These sets constitute a real bargain and are offered at these prices for a limited period.

"The Historic Trees of Massachusetts", by James Raymond Simmons. A beautiful book delightfully illustrated, printed on exceptionally good paper, bound in boards with cloth backs and constituting a wonderful gift book. This item is offered at $1.85 postpaid, the regular price being $3.50.