Show L OFFERINGS OF MAGAZINES MfG FOR SEPTEMBER i I WOMANS WO vo rANS HOME HOM Aside from Its special Interest In tion with the campaign against child chUd la bor Jack vivid l story ator The Apostate amply deserves the place of oC Minor that it occupies In Jn the September number of o tho the Womans Home Compan ion fn Other good summer Hummer reading In this magazine Includes s another of William RaInes dashing cowboy stories Pete Peto Sanderson Sand Intervenes and The Price of oC Victory a thrilling little sketch by Robert Aitken In Jn connection with Its work ork In arousing sentiment against child chillI labor the Womans omans Home Companion has hus token taken a step Bt p unusual In 11 a magazine of its character by enlisting the services of at the cartoonist and two drawings by Homer Omer r Davenport entitled An Industrial serve to bring brin home to everyone oVer one the truth as to ton a national evil Among the tho household topics treated are Some Appetizing Pickles and Condiments as a t Homo Home Industry a Free I Alcohol What That It Means to tho the Household Practical Fashions and Bags of at Beauty and Usefulness TECHNICAL WORLD W The September number of this magazine is Js a splendid splendid splendid did Issue fully C up to the standard of ot Its previous publications Paul P Foster writes on the subject When tho the Sun Cold and incidentally mentions the construction of a great observatory in California for the greater study of or this luminous luminous body Other Othor special articles are The Doom of oC the tho Farm Fum Horse Over the Ire Iro by Auto Three Hundred Shots p Jl Minute New Rival of Panama Ca Cn Cahal Canal hal nal nal Gold In a Thousand Sand Pits Creating a New Harbor Worlds reat Canals End of Small Wearing Wearing Panama Hats New Yorks New Finger Inger i t in er all an articles handled bandIed by capable writers PEOPLES MAGAZINE Among the theany any brightly written readable short ar aril ari il tides i leg les in the September S number of The Tho Peoples Magazine In Jn John R Meaders Menders imely timely and comprehensive article on TV What hat Wo We Drink Everybody has their beverage whether it be lemon lem n lade Jade beer wine or something stronger Ir Meader does not touch on lemon lemoni lemonade ade i dp but starting starling with ale alo and beer he runs Funs runs up tho the list of or spirituous drinks and tells tf JIg us in a 8 fashion so clear and simple ma ta ne to compel reading all about all the id i rinks drinks The rh reader will bo be surprised by b of r the facts brought out of or what tf drinks rinks lire are composed of oC how they are aro made ode of what adulterations are aro used of ithE he tricks or of the trade and of just what hf various names and ana brands brand mean moon to the hp consumer SMITHS The September Smiths now lon pon n tho the newsstands is the result of or a se selfS publishers s of ot changes changos announced by the publish publishers ers last month Tho The addition of a novel novelette ette to the regular contents makes It one the most attractive magazines pub from a n literary point of view The rhe novel by William Hamilton Os 09 Osrue fc rue me with which the magazine opens is isn n story of an inventor It tells the tale of lOt the tiro ruthless fight tight between capital and arid th the individual and tells it in a manner Ho rIo make maim the reader hold his breath Tho The magazine shows another new feature in a ac sf c of pastel postel reproductions from tram paint n s of Florence Floren co England tt on heavy hea tinted paper There Is Another art section in the tho magazine con containing reproductions of the work of arSeo arse an American artist with a n crit cal article by Charles de Kay Ka The whole is printed on heavier paper than Ihas been used heretofore e and presents fan an n unusually attractive appearance Tho The Ish rt fiction that It contains is of at an ex high order There Thero are stories b y Holman F Day DR Edwin L Sabin Dane Dana and others of equal note The whole magazine marking as it does a arfat advance on anything attempted for Cor warrants the tho Increase in price from art Jr 1 to 16 lb cents FIELD ID AND STREAM The Septem be Field and Stream delight the Swart hr frt of or the sportsman and all outdoor jc 3 o n for tor it is s an Interesting number For it Harry H Dunn con contributes contributes tributes The Princess Fishes a story ull full of ot human Interest Jay Smiths Sm Bear Hunting In the Olympic is humorous and Instructive F L Hardings Oceanic Game G mc Fishes s of the United States run running running running ning serially deals with wah tho the leaping tuna and ond white sea eon bass bas fishing Wal Walter or R Welch Velch describes tho the trout fishing In Call Cornia In summer Bummer and und Fred Von Yon Nelda tells ells of ot September shooting along the tho Delaware The Tho Two Ends of or a by Buck A Corbin is a tale of oC Tennessee o mountain feuds and deer hunting Nor Norman Norman Norman man H Crowell spins a yarn of ot an editors bear hunt Alvah D James Tames My friend Jones Is ono one of ot his best while In n James Waterloo Zano Zane Groy Grey relates the he fun run he had with Alvah on a n Pike county count creek Most Moat timely is B W V Mitchells Squirrel Shooting In his Tracks and Trailing series Josef Jose Brun nor describes cat tracks of all nIl kinds and dispels some of the illusions relative to our domestic cats Tho The departments contain much timely information Tho The cover de ign Is by C O W V Pancoast t and the frontispiece by Roy M Mason THE DELINEATOR DELINE A T The Delineator for or September Is la packed p with good read reading ing ng matter for tor everyone The woman of r fashion find much of ot Interest In the many pages devoted to dress dreas millinery and neckwear any and those wha who are other otherwise otherwise wise Inclined may derive a n great deal of pleasure and entertainment from tram the tho Ht lit literary features provided in this number Barry Barr Pain the well known humorist contributes the first chapter of The UThe Diary of a Baby a story that promises to o be one of or the brightest and cleverest this author has ever written Everyone Ever one must enjoy the observations of this precocious precocioUs cious baby and follow tollow with amusement a Its budding career The Williamsons delightful story etory of a motorboat and its jolly crew In Holland Is continued and those who admire the I two famous authors of motor stories will learn much of at them from their personal side In an article contributed by John Harvey There are arc short stories by Ellis Parker Butler Tudor Jenks and an article of practical value on How Not to Spoil the Hair by Juliet Marion Marlon Lee a specialist specialist specialist in this line THE WORLDS WORK The Septem September ber bor Worlds Work includes a remarkable variety of interesting articles A timely word Is given to prospective investors in The Tho Boom of Real Estate 0 Im Improving Improving Improving proving School Houses describes tho the work done in North Carolina by b the women of the tho state towards revolutionizing ing the conditions of ot school life Ufe Charles CharlesT T Whitefield tells In an illustrated ar nr article article uEn Halfway House to Panama Pan ma of f some somo of ot thor the fascinations fas of at tho the Bermudas In Exploring for New American Crops Isaac Isnac F Marcosson de describes describes describes scribes the work of the Plant Explorers of the department of agriculture who search the tho world for better crops The end of Colonel Arden high financier adventures have been vividly de described described described scribed in previous numbers is ia told in inThe inThe The Tho Apotheosis of Colonel Arden Short stories of success answer the ques question question question tion Can Men Now Rise From the Ranks Henry Lanier in inThe InThe inThe The Sculpture of E C q Potter pays a tribute to a man roan whose work has been obscured among the compositions of oC more famous sculptors COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA In Septembers Country Life in America two new departments Stable and Kennell and Stock and nd Poultry make their first appearance In these will be found interesting articles on such such subjects as a aTho Tho Combination Horse Horne The Care of the tho Home Dog Tho The Family Cow Buying Cheap ets eta In order to make these departments of the greatest possible possible possible ble value tho the editors would like to have Interesting personal with poul poultry poultry poultry try dog horses cattle etc and stories N cat C anecdotes that make rn ke a point or have real humor The Best Hardy Bulbs s for Fall Planting by bv Wilhelm Miller Is the fourth In a series of quarterly articles known as the Planters Planter s Guide This is the most elaborate article in the Sep September September September number telling all about the bulbs commonly grown in In the United States that are planted in the taU fall Herbert Ka K Job makes a stirring appeal to the Amer ican people in regard to a change In Inthe tho the present resent game laws In another one of his interesting nature articles Our Van Shore Birds H IL 0 O Nicholson de describes descrIbes describes scribes The Private Ice House the cost and principles of at construction how to build one yourself preserving the ice ioe the tho advantages of oC wood and concrete GARDEN MAGAZINE Tho September number of the Garden Magazine is an ati ex ax exceedingly exceedingly interesting one Tho The leading lending ar article article article of or the tho month b by tho the bate Lato Louis Harman Harman Har Harmon man mon Poet Feet is 18 an exhaustive discussion of the American beech tho the European beech and its many varieties rho Tho author de describes describes scribes the Uw various of ot all tho the different varieties varl Ues aid describes the tho uses URes to which they may ma bo be put In an article on growing rowing winter salads Mr Frank H esbey tolls tells how it Is possible possible possible ble for an enthusiast to havo hav a n constant supply of at lettuce and other salads all winter long without tho the uso use of 0 tire fire heat Thoro There is a very interesting article by L Land Land Land and B E M Barron on quality tomatoes for tor the home homo garden gar cn Tho The difference be between between between tween good and bad tomatoes is clearly defined and the tho conditions under which the tho best fruits are obtained and what varieties are aro worth growing are de described described described scribed FARMING F AR Tho traditional tr 11 business end of a mule that from childhood we weare weare weare are taught to regard in tho the same class with lightning an and sudden Budden death Is shown In the leading article of September Farm Farming FarmIng Farming ing to really consist in trying to swell the tho farmers bank banle account Mule Mulo Raising Rais Raising RaisIng ing as a Business is 15 written by an ex cx expert expert pert and is really realty a revelation of the great possibilities of breeding marketable mules from superior stock In the article Wh a Farmer Should Sho ld Raise Thoroughbred Poultry the leading packers of ot the United States Statesmen men who annually purchase hundreds of or millions of dollars worth of chickens and eggs have joined in Ina a stirring appeal to farmers to replace their mongrel stock with thor thoroughbreds thoroughbreds thoroughbreds An entirely new point of at view Is taken in which the poultry fancier Is shown in his true relation to the tho farmer Other articles on various farming sub subjects subjects subjects make the publication tion indispensable to the progressive farmer RECREATION Of particular interest to sportsmen will be found the article by b bEdwyn Edwyn Sandys on Some Aquatic Quail describing an ingenious method by which the author bagged a lot of the tho elusive Bob Whites In Jn the September issue of ol this popular monthly Other articles of ot particular interest to sportsmen are Sport In Squirrel Shooting by Ernest Cave uA A Hit and a tL Miss by Harry L Means Bradley from Baggs by Ed Edward Edward Edward ward Cave The Vanishing 4 Prairie Henby Hen Henby Henby by Clate Clato The Quo Quail Dog by J r A Rutherford Ruther ord Tho The Art ot of 01 Camping by Charles A Bramble anc and Hunting California Blue Quail by W L Burke The illustrations throughout are Inter Interesting interesting Interesting esting and clear cut the frontispiece par particularly particularly particularly being a remarkable photograph of ot a buffalo caught in the act of burst burstIng burstIng burstIng Ing his way va through the side of at a freight car THE PILGRIM In nothing has The Pilgrim made more marked advance than thanin in its fiction and September excels excel a al all alother other Issues When Wolfram Sang a at by b Frank Savile is a ro romance romance romance mance of ot knightly days which in beauty of language Is almost a prose poem he I Mysterious Income Is a short serial serla Che b by that writer Titer Elliott Flower Flo erIt er erIt It is exceedingly clever and is one o of Flowers Flowers best It will run through October Oc October October tober A Fraternity Mans Sister by will be especially ap up app p by every overy college student and graduate Tho artists work on The Tho Pilgrim is 15 classing very high This Issue contains drawings by Walter Darr Archie G Al AlIan Allan Allan lan Ian William Clark and others Tho The regular departments are arc unusual ly y rich Several new and eminent names re ire seen there ther Kate Upson Clark Lil LU Ua tai ian Manley et alt ah There aro arc four finely illustrated pages of fashions for tor men women and children Behind the Foot Il 11 Ight ht by Jacque Jacque Fleming Books Well Worth W orth Reading Re by Dorothy DIxon Lace ULace f an and Fancy Work by Lillian LUllan Manley Hanley For Health and ands Sane Living The uTIle Woman Beautiful The Club Page The Quiet Ho Hour r The Realm With Our Host Hostess Hostess Hostess ess The uThe Childrens I Ia Hour flour make wake up upa a most entertaining and helpful num number number ber ben SUCCESS Fools and Their Money by Frank Fayant is the first article of oC a series sedes on Wall Vall street and its its parasites who thrive on the maxim that ua a fool and his money are arc soon parted in the Suc Sue Success Success cess Magazine for September A character sketch of David WarfIeld Americas greatest character actor is contributed by J Herbert Welch Velch The strong strung fiction features include Breaking g Through T rough by W Yo C Morrow Susans Surrender Surrender ly y Elizabeth Sey Seymour Seymour mour and an The Tho Snare by Frank Savile Among tho a humorous writers represented are aro Ellis Parker Butler and Wallace Ir Irwin Irwin Irwin win David Graham Phillips novel The Tho Second Generation still continues in Success ss Ma Magazine vino and is growing in popularity popularity popularity larity and Interest BROADWAY Tho standard of excellence excel excellence excellence lence set by In the tho last lost few Issues of the Broadway Magazine Is not only reached but even surpassed sed In the tho September is issue issue sue flue Its timeliness its Ita variety varle and its uniform excellence mako make It one ono of the most interesting publications of or tho the month Tho The September Issue of at the Broadway is rich in fiction of at unusual merit by Leo Lo L o H Crane Russ Stokes Brian Hooker Frederick Fre Walworth Brown and other writers of power The Tho theatrical comment of ot Lilian Bell Tho The Month in Now New York York Types y pes of at Metropolitan Loveliness The Sharper Edge E ge are other features of a magazine which demonstrates every month that Its editorial policy is to pro produce produce produce duce a magazine that not only pays but Is worth buying AMERICAN The American Magazine for tor September offers an unusual variety of or good articles and stories Sherman Morse leads off at with an |