Toronto Teachers College - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Reading for Action Planned and edited by Richard Wilson. D. Litt. A series of gradu- ated general readers which put action into literature. Most ot' the poems and stories are suitable for reading aloud and for drama- tization. Great stress is laid upon visualization. Each book has many colour illustrations and as many more line drawings. 7'fi1f'l1f-M Hooley show how much can be made ot' the material after the fundamental diffi- culties have been mastered. qfllofflcl' Slory, lJlt'11.s'c'. One of the chief charms of this book is the inclusion of stories and ini-idents closely related to the children's own ex- pciiintt llti Vi idts I ind Il ' 'i' rz 2 90 cents .ll l3ookfo1'1I.V00k. The E-tier-Eticr Lana' More merry stories and gay verses. The :animal story is :i ilelie'htl'ul feature here and with it are old tales, set down in a new fashion. .................55cents More tales and poems that afford an excellent intro- duction to the beauty of Eiiglish verseg rhythm is here in the poems and little plays are also included. Grade III ......... 60 cents I V I T ' lfzfk of .ll'11f1b1' lrlI1ll.Q.V. Stories ol' ditlerent peoples and stories adapted from the Uld 'I'estamt-nt :md Greek Legends. There are, too, a number of peems and some ol' the most famous fairy tales. The 'Nature Wonder' stories are an important feature of this book. 65 cents. Short Stories of Great Lives. By Jessie E. McEwen. Simply written biographies of great men and women of the Old World and of the New. Thirty-one biographiesg sixty- three illustrations, eight of which are in colour ....... 75 cents. o An Historical Atlas of Canada. Seventy-nine maps, all with valuable bearing on Canadian history. Notes accompany the maps and an introduction and chronological tafbles have been contributed by Lawrence J. Burpee. There is also, a bibliography of books relating to Canadian history .................................... 31.25 O The House of History. A series of history readers which gives a full account of the nation's happenings, literary and historical, with the neces- sary commentary on World history. Each book contains colour plates and numerous black-and,-white pictures, as well as diagrams etc., and a full set of questions and exercises. The Basement tEarliest Men to the Fall of Romel .... 85 cents First Story tEarly Days to 14853 ................ 90 cents Second Story tEarly Modern Historyl .. . .. 90 cents Third Story tLater Modern Historyi ..... 90 cents Fourth Story tModern Social Historyl ...... 90 cents Q Sf1lllf7lU.Y. 1f'11111'0tt'.t. A igenerzil reader which is A book of prose and . . ipitlltolfi lixttv-iilzigig, lthfgtelpidis ?,m,S0 dcsigned to .afford an -l-llOmdS Nelson dfld Sons Llmlted l stories, etc., and many poems, Introduction to variouS WINS Ol Vveningwn St. no TORONTO l standard and modern. 70 cents. of reading. ....... 75 cents. 70.31. Tien

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N - 4 2 l 1' fl!! wx X E We've tested bicycles and safety pins b la' of . . , a ing powder and hats. Hundreds of samples materials have been ripped to shreds. boiled to bits, rubbed to a frazzler We've pulled merchandise apart and studied it under microscopes and micro-analyzers. In fact we've treated our materials with a severity that savours of the Spanish Inqui- sition. Every test is eminently-practical, however. The purpose of it all is that when you buy 80101110 labelled articles, you buy, along with good value, TESTED QUALITY. Merchandise that is ekgrything we claim for it. Wh en you see gGfOf1!0 lon 5 a mattress or a hammer, a teawagon or a silk stocking, you can depend upon it that the label truthfully indicates o t t ' TESTED QUALITY. i ' V Jr Xi' , 1 fx A , H. y I L J I In W 11 'L' 1 ld s , i A ll if 4 f I' if . A 'f i gi I it I 1 , l X ll i l l H I. , li' xx H, s, K V xx M I 'x ,V 5 ni it All wx .V u X H 'ti n X X Ek ' f N x xx X 1 af Ilya l U ll Q ll gg ga i ix' ll , l' ' 11 fm W lf V X mx' J , fr. EATON co LIMITED C A N A D A ' 157' il 'J r' il s I i If A W 'Nia lt's a Fact Samples of every gUfOI1iU line of rnerchandi scientifically tested by our own Rese se BTC arch Bureau at periodic intervals. I-We use the micro-analyzer to examine almost anything but particularly to invest' ln gate the fineness of weave and count of fabrics. 1 rnly thread or yarn resists strain, tear ing. 2-This tensile strength gadge finds how stubbo 5--Our own kind of washin 5 machine, a Laundebonie- ter, gives us the facts on colour fading and running. 4--This chemist is deter-min' ing the protein in food by a Kieldahl digestion. 5-The Fade-Ometer, with rays like the noonday sun, checks th ' e sun-resistance of various coloured materials. 6--Little boys sliding down banisters don't give harder wear than this machine that tests comparative wear re- sistance of fabrics. Page Three