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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 29, 1913

Good Form and Social Ethics

By Fannie Dickerson Chase

A NEW BOOK

By FANNIE DICKERSON CHASE

The first copies of this book are now ready for delivery, and being the only book on the subject printed by our publishing houses, a large sale has been predicted. It covers all phases of the subject of good form in a practical manner, and the author’s appreciation of the power of illustration has led to the recital of many incidents, which emphasize the subject under consideration and render the book intensely interesting.

There are chapters for “everybody, everywhere,” as indicated by a few of the titles:—

The Gentleman The Host or Hostess In the Home At Church On the Street The Home Girl The Business Girl The Social Girl Conversation Invitations

There are also chapters on such subjects as kindness in speech, punctuality, the forgetting habit, and a chapter to ministers, the writing of which was suggested to the author by a member of the General Conference Committee.

The book is bound in attractive purple cloth, stamped in gold. Price, 75 cents.

Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D. C.