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BY THE AUTHOR OF "PEEP OF DAY.": A SEQUEL TO "PEEP OF DAY."	RIGHT REV. WM. STANG: SPIRITUAL PEPPER AND SALT FOR CATHOLICS AND NON-CATHOLICS	ALEXANDER POPE. EDITED WITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY JOSEPH B. SEABURY: POPE'S ESSAY ON MAN AND ESSAY ON CRITICISM (The Silver Series of English Classics)
WILLIAM M. POWELL: SAUNDERS POCKET MEDICAL FORMULARY	LAURENCE PRATT: Black Fire, White Fire	PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ONE HUNDREDTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY MACCALLA & COMPANY: ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT THE CELEBRATION OF THE CENTENNIAL OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE Presbyterian Church, IN THE Academy of Music and Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia, MAY 24TH, 1888
EUGENE FIELD: THE POEMS OF EUGENE FIELD COMPLETE EDITION	BY EDITH BATHO AND BONAMY DOBREE: THE VICTORIANS AND AFTER 1830-1914 (INTRODUCTIONS TO ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE VOLUME IV)	LLOYD'S: LLOYD'S CALENDAR 1943 (With the Compliments of STANLEY G. JEWETT, LLOYD'S AGENT, PORTLAND, Oregon.)
Wallace Irwin: More Letters of A Japanese Schoolboy	Robert B. Hinman and Robert B. Harris: The Story of Meat	JAMES THURBER AND E. B. WHITE: IS SEX NECESSARY? OR WHY YOU FEEL THE WAY YOU DO
LIN YUTANG: The VIGIL OF A NATION	John Patric: Yankee Hobo in the Orient	CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS: STORIES FROM AMERICAN AUTHORS FOR USE IN FIRST-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH
Sohma, Tanemichi: Michi: Hedda Hopper's Houseboy "Who Helped Make My House Heaven on Earth"	FRANK SULLIVAN: A ROCK in every SNOWBALL	WIM SWAAN: JAPANESE LANTERN
HECTOR B. TOOGOOD, WITH A CRITICAL SURVEY OF THE WORLD'S KNOWLEDGE BY SIR J. ARTHUR WILLSWATER, INTRODUCTION BY HUGHE JAWPOLE: THE OUTLINE OF EVERYTHING	by SOFU: Coloured Pictures of Representative Flower Arrangements	Robert G. Ingersoll: Ingersoll's Greatest Lectures CONTAINING SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES NEVER BEFORE PRINTED OUTSIDE OF THE COMPLETE WORKS (Authorized Edition)
Samuel Pepys. Abridged from the Complete Text and edited by O. F. Morshead: Everybody's Pepys The Diary of Samuel Pepys 1660-1669	RAY BRADBURY: Zen and the Art of Writing AND The Joy of Writing TWO ESSAYS (NUMBER THIRTEEN: YES! CAPRA CHAPBOOK SERIES)	NATIONAL PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS, INC: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA, No. 31, Nov., 1964
Washington State Department of Commerce & Economic Development, Albert D. Rosellini, Govenor: OFFICIAL SOUVENIR PROGRAM SEATTLE WORLD'S FAIR 1962	PORTLAND OREGON has everything A tour THROUGH THE MYTHICAL KINGDOM OF ROSARIA (travel brochure, Portland, Oregon circa 1940)	Written & Illustrated by JOHNNY GRUELLE: RAGGEDY ANDY STORIES Introducing the Little Rag Brother of Raggedy Ann
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT: LITTLE WOMEN The Story in 230 Pages	BOB, DAN & RAY HOLLAND: Good Shot! A book of rod, gun, and camera	WORDS BY THOMAS J. GRAY, MUSIC BY FRED FISCHER: ANY LITTLE GIRL, THAT'S A NICE LITTLE GIRL, IS THE RIGHT LITTLE GIRL FOR ME
SYDNEY SMITH: ANGEL'S SERENADE (LA SERENATA)	HENRY S. SAWYER: Awakening of the Birds REVERIE	BY VIVIAN GREY (Miss Mabel McKinley): ANONA VOCAL
Mary Earl: Beautiful Ohio Song	HAVEZ DONNELLY and BLYLER: THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING JULY 23, 1911 - BUMBLE BEE (ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF 1911, Sheet Music)	LINDY LOU: BY THE WATERMELON VINE
Words by WILL H. ARMSTRONG, Music by EDW. ARMSTRONG: CALIFORNIA	VINCENT BRYAN: THE CUBANOLA GLIDE	LYRIC by WOOTSON DAVIS, Melody by HENRY B. MURTAGH: COME TO ROSELAND WITH ME SONG
BENJ. L. SHOOK: DAT GAL OF MINE MARCH AND TWO-STEP	L. W. LEWIS: DOWN THE TRAIL TO MOTHER DEAR SONG (THE WONDER BALLAD SUCCESS A MASTERPIECE) Introduced by MERYL PRINCE GIRLS	LYRICS BY VICTOR H. SMALLEY, MUSIC BY BERNARD ADLER: DAT LOVIN RAG as Sung in VICTOR H. SMALLEY'S Burletta THE MERRY WIDOWER
WORDS BY ANDREW B. STERLING, MUSIC BY HARRY VON TILZER: DOWN WHERE THE SWANEE RIVER FLOWS	WORDS BY Howard king, MUSIC BY Raymond White: I GET SO LONESOME FOR YOU	Book & Lyrics by FREDERIC RANKEN, Music by A. BALDWIN SLOANE: John Dough (HARRY E. CONVERSE & MASON PETERS PRESENT THEIR FANCIFUL FAIRYESQUE THE GINGERBREAD MAN)
WORDS BY J. E. DEMPSEY, MUSIC BY JOHANN SCHMID: THE GARDEN OF ROSES SONG (F MIN. VOCAL DUET)	WORDS BY HARRY WILLIAMS, MUSIC BY W. C. POWELL: THE GONDOLIER SONG	WORDS BU GRANT CLARKE & EDGAR LESLIE, MUSIC BY MAURICE ABRAHAMS: HE'D HAVE TO GET UNDER-GET OUT AND GET UNDER (TO FIX UP HIS AUTOMOBILE)
ARTHUR LONGBRAKE: HELLO, BILL	LYRIC BY JACK YELLEN, MUSIC BY ALBERT GUMBLE: HAWAII I'M LONESOME FOR YOU SONG	IRVING BERLIN: IN MY HAREM
WORDS BY ANDREW B. STERLING, MUSIC BY STANLEY CRAWFORD: IN THE VILLAGE BY THE SEA	LYRIC BY EARL CARROLL, MUSIC BY LEO. EDWARDS: ISLE D'AMOUR (SUNG BY JOSE COLLINS IN ZIEGFELD'S FOLLIES Series of 1913)	WORDS BY BALLARD MACDONALD, MUSIC BY HARRY CARROLL: IT TAKES A LITTLE RAIN WITH THE SUNSHINE TO MAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND
WORDS AND MUSIC BY CHAS. W. KREMER: I LOVE NO ONE BUT YOU	MAX C. EUGENE: In Roseland (Intermezzo Petite)	WORDS BY WILL DILLON, MUSIC BY HARRY VON TILZER: KEEP YOUR FOOT ON THE SOFT PEDAL
WORDS BY IRVING BERLIN, MUSIC BY TED SNYDER: KISS ME MY HONEY, KISS ME (SUNG WITH GREAT SUCCESS BY LITTLE AMY BUTLER)	LIEUTENANT GITZ RICE: KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN FRITZIE BOY	BROWN AND AYER: LOVES DREAMY STRAIN SONG
Words by MONROE H. ROSENFELD, Music by ALFRED SOLMAN: The Lily or the Rose?	Words by GEORGE TOTTEN SMITH, Music by FREDERICK W. HAGER: LAUGHING WATER SONG (As Sung and featured by HARRY BULGER in KLAW & ERLANGER'S Production of the Great Drury Lane Spectacular Entertainment "MOTHER GOOSE")	COMPOSED BY YRADIER, ARRANGED BY SIGFRID STENHAMMAR: LA PALOMA
GEORGE MEYERS: Lonesome	EARLE TAYLOR: My Southern Rose	ARRANGED FOR PIANO BY FREDERIC KNIGHT LOGAN: "HUSH-A-BYE BABY" (MISSOURI WALTZ SONG)
WORDS BY EDWARD MADDEN, MUSIC BY PERCY WENRICH: MOONLIGHT BAY SONG	Words and Music By PAUL DRESSER: MR VOLUNTEER OR YOU DON'T BELONG TO THE REGULARS, YOU'RE JUST A VOLUNTEER	PERCY WENRICH: MANDY, HOW DO YOU DO
WORDS BY ANDREW B. STERLING, MUSIC BY HARRY VON TILZER: On the banks of the Rhine with a stein	words by JUNIE McCREE, music by ALBERT VON TILZER: PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME, HONEY, sheet music from the movie "CONEY ISLAND" STARRING BETTY GRABLE, GEORGE MONTGOMERY & CESAR ROMERO	WORDS BY RICHARD H. BUCK, MUSIC BY THEODORE MORES: PHOEBE JANE
IRVING BERLIN: THE RAGTIME VIOLIN	WORDS BY ALFRED BRYAN, MUSIC BY PERCY WENRICH: RAINBOW SONG	LYRICS BY STANLEY MURPHY, MUSIC BY PERCY WENRICH: SUGAR MOON
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