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MELBURNE. Australia, Oct. 11.— ét p .
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Press.)—Everything poaclble is now ‘ '

being done,to get more recruits in: ’

Australia—everything short of con- '

scription itself. There are, after a

year of the war, 90,000 Australians

under arms, either in the firing line

at the Dardanelles or in training ‘

camps, but instead of there being any

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VOLUMES 2- III IRIIIIoR

let up in the call for men, the de-

31:218221' them grows more and 11101‘8 ' ”worm" md DISCOVERY

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.1933?thiiero‘iiiisii’tiisiiii’i? . mm mm T H B E E $ ‘
a census of unmarried men has just ‘ , .
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been made publIc. The campaIgn to

must tv‘oluntcers.‘ newt-9r. takes on There is no scarcity of NEW books, but books on new subjects are indeed rare. Huntlléeds of first: brfd’k’ could be sold by subscription on the instnllrnent plan
2::ec1rlikz: «till IinddxzitllitaEZZEhzg Here is aset of three volumes without which no library can be complete, because bhtsther; “fietuhllizns ‘ofOf “3;,“ 2”": 5:43;: atthr‘dlei‘otlfrtlizemgy P37: . ‘1‘
ms; there are, newspaper appeals: they deal with subjects never before brought out in book form. Glance over the p .P‘ 3

. will gladly welcome the opportuni of ettin them throu 11 their favorite
“Mi" 3”; hug“ ad‘I‘i‘I‘iiif‘g ”05”“ unique “it 0‘: contents named 5910‘”. N0“ the unusual subjects treated. L°°k newspapers at practicaHy the cost at profiluctiogn. In no otlfer way is it pos-
:l'i:;tlu:‘(l)i}a:va:::::g‘ZthliZ‘sizl‘ltH: for mother similar book with which to compare these titles. There 13 none. sible to rach va‘t number. of rudmno way 30 quick. ‘0 flue. '0
m. same end. In this mm. (Victoria) The Book of Progress covers a NEW field in the world of books. thorough-«none so advantageous to the buying public.

a recruiting campaign covering the’ ,

last three weeks of July resulted in I l I
more than 18.006 enlistments, a num-‘ I I I I
her which. it is pointed out, equals the
strength of the entire. Australian force

mt sent to Egypt last Novcm- will start the distribution of this useful set of books within a few days. Watch the

her. The fact that New South Wales '

r. In virtually all Inns a rival of announcements from day to day, and be among the first to take advantage of this great offer.

Victoria—4n some ways jealously 50——
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figures to a certain extent in a re-
cruiting campaign which is now in pro-

gm mm, “ ’ The ~V~Knowlodge of the

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are making it easier for young men world ' O 510““ Know

in their employ to enlist by either ‘ I. ‘ fl __

keeping up their pay or promising War becomes hIstory. soon to beiorgotten. Valuable knowledge for everybody the.

Jhem their old places if they return: but the science of war 13 the story of workman. the manufacturer, the profess- ,
. ”"d “’t i";10”°°'t:‘e"‘fve“ “gm depend‘ 5108‘?“ Vim}; everibgdlhzhl‘iul‘fi gnaw-— ionol man. the student. the teacher-f." ‘ %
Dents—o in e co are, t a press is “we “whom _an t e 0 0 {cm H! f l! l forb - Book f .

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m request °t "“3 mum” “WWW” . imparts this knowledge to the fullth detail. '

printing almost 513in the liberal rates
of Day [or Australians on active ser-
vice and the pensions which will be.

paid (lie disabled and the relatlves of complete Library Of

ouch officers and privates as may be

killed. . P
But the chief appeal is to patriot- rogress x.

Progress is a text book, an educational
reference work for ALL

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numbers. By November it is likely
that with cooler weather in the. Red

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xliorlvlllr:Hind"”Ichfaoutlltdlih c2355 (i)! tn: ‘I set. £05 ml. no oéherlbO-Ok 13 its COD "i I NEW—even Its conceptlon 18 now—
young Australian Federation. The - tents uptcate t 18 a necessary I f I' anew idea, with new type, new
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it will have considerable difficulty in . ‘ ence WOT even l3 Ol'y l8 incom i If ~' II» illllil'llilI' . or these voluma, with dull Opaque
arming them. It is not improbable . : . plate without The BOOk Of P 1'0 838 l;« 3; , $3,“..le colored ink Wl'llCl'l gives a depth
that it wlll have. tolIave the assistance Wl'llCll sets forth the history 0 iii ; lililli‘liil d d. tl ctneS“ t0 the illustrations
of the Imperial Government lotto?! _ d d' d' “vention E? ' i: I’WII'MI . an [S n
respect. mo em Iscovery an 1 ' 6:1 ‘ it >‘ figfiiuf.‘ . never before accomplished in the
. Meanwhile wounded men are be- :I Thr v l " 3 Will" printing 8118' bound m Flaxon weave
ginning to he brought back all the way { ee . o “mes . I I, ,‘i;,‘,‘_«
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lentils“: mmfipjfifltfififfifiif’f 11:22:; _ volumes show the cxtenswe variety of subjects treated iz- ‘ as till! Illustration N0 coupons . _ _‘

made for theatre and treatment ol‘ -—all live, interesting. EDUCATlONAL topics of PRO- f3; " l *r " I
“these acidic-re. In order to raise funds GRESS. 3 Required - .7 1 ,.
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tl'alia Day" and evcrv conceivable Motion Picture Magic oxygen and Human Ener I': wan al H I “w
p . u - ua e t 0 ~ 3
InctlIoIl of obtainingy and soliciting Curiositics of Motor Vehicles Baseball We t ‘0 pk“ this V liq ‘I 7 35‘-
contributions was employed on that An Army on the March Winter Sports in Switzerland [defence bOOkS in every home in IIIll'le’ "
{ ' ‘ Mobilumg the hem: Mankmd In the Making '13] All and
, tlalc fInIII one end of the Common- Reccttt Development: of Electricity llsnd»wrilinz and Human Efiicicncy‘ shorted time P03” e' you n to
wealth to the (when Melbourne and Crime and Its Detection Character in [land-writing 1'53: 9 .
Srdncv resembled nothing so much an Manufacturing Problems Solved The Montcmrl Method dIo ‘3 to P ill? at this Office 5' ‘8 and
l. I ‘ . I ‘ Laborsuing Machines for the Office The Dania] Boone Idea in Education w IS announcement in _ 1'
ht g6. collnlly hits. The result of the stor-ssviug Appliances for Hotels Elficiency in Learning say you 88 I /
patriotic charity was a sum which . The Art of Making Statues . "Dnm-Dum" Bullets - '
at. this writing—with the returns not :1“ u“"‘”“‘“ °‘ ‘ mu": ‘S‘Iigh‘in" Dem“ i" ”m" I I
. ~ oncretc and Its Uses moire Helmets and Their Uses TO . " ‘
3"“ in from many ,seCt’o"s”um°unts Buying snd Selling Gold and Silver The Submarine, New Terror of the Sea he lmes
10 nearly $3,000,000. Moving Pictures Under Wnter Ginutuuurun and How He Wouldllaok Till. I 4 I i
’ .. 'Wsr Experiences of sn Air Scout Seeing Sound "l" ‘ f ll I . ,
-—YOU'D A ’ 2 How Railroad Men Arc Made The Transophonc Ind'thc Tclcscribe 8 HI I0 ‘ I
RE D THE SENTINEL Uncle Sun's Appraisers Nocturnsl Warfare l. ”Elly ‘ h. . . "
“SITUATIONS WANTED" ads if you _ The Turret Fort Fouling the Men on the Firing Line “‘3” No other newspaper .1 n E IS VlCll?‘ :I,
needed help in the office, factory or ‘ Across the Continent by Telephone Putting the Sun to Work . 4 two' 3 it)! l8 authorized to dIstnbute tllls .,
hommad and investigate them a, ' Utlltuuon of Animal Matters Chances of Death In Battle acllml size. 1d I
a matter of “business pellcy" V Protecting a Retrenting Army Color Music , set Of bOOlCS and it is nOt 80 at
' ‘ ’ ‘ Hm’ofucture oitcelluloid . ‘ - Photographic Distortions IEICll Volume '8
M W The Rubber Industry $300,000 for 1 Camera Attachment . ~ . “ores; - - , r
- . Motor‘T'mclu in Military Service Sending Photographs Over: Telephone Win ' I I ' I g ‘0 X 7 Inch“. - - , I g
< Armored Automobiles in War , Motion Pictures of the Flight of meat. -. i :t . ‘ » ‘ ' I l :3
_ -, , ‘Field Gun and Aerial .Proiectlles Samarding‘gte Ru] ' I:
K , ' , How True Are Converted in Paper The Mercy of Steel and the Menace of Wood T Y f 7
, . . 7 ‘ ‘ Md'Animals in Moving Pictures Invisible Submarine ‘ I
R. _ ' . ,» . 1 . . Th": Manufacture of Twine . Stabilizing th: Aeroplane, - These Bo&s at e the Result Of eIn ears 0 Ag;
‘ * .- J . For! that Travels an Whack Colic. Its Production and Initiation
. l rt 4 ‘ . g The Art of the Cutler The Modern Automobile {torpedo ' ‘ R l E fr
‘ ' _ . .,Rspid Fire MochinerGufi " Radium the Mysterious ' T t _‘
, :1"; sftorfof _ , I Bacteriology sud Your Health Learning to Shoot by Moving Pictures » escarc an an pen ure 0
. “u ch I ' ~World'c Greatest Life Suing tStation Making Steel Tyne .
. “‘ on ”W 3"" "6 "WWW“ ; "W" tn" Mm" 1” 5mm“ “in“ ' Even unto the end at the earth has material been gathered from WlllCh, to select
. m ' life Without Microbes Guarding Alain“ Underwater Ansel: . ‘ ' h h b a h' ”h 5'
_ , A “to! Sufi: _ ‘ _ X-Rsys in the Treatment of Disc-u " Combining the Phono’graplt Ind the Comets _ ‘ '~ the contents OIf theIBe threeI VOlun'leS, and only t at as 8811 “3:1 W lC ls .;
.. . . . . p _ p - = .- , Ozone u or Aid to Good Health Mnkintz Barbed Wire , " -
. ‘ .. I s . 'IIIfIIMlOIICOEIIeII ' ‘ I The Power of the Human Ia" . ‘Kinemscolor.‘1lroous . ’ ' ~ ‘ I ' - p . may IQ th e Poultducahanal m the light that “I depicts act“ [31.087853-
‘ _ . . ‘ 5 Creating New Auto-ls and. Plsnts ‘ Navies.“ the'Natlons- . ' , ‘
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