Every young man who wishes to become a successful electrician should read this book. It
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studies to be followed, methods of work, field of operation and the requirements of Uie suc-
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excellent stepping stone .to more advanced works on electricity which he must master before
success can be attained. Many young men become discoiiraged at the very outstart by at-
tempting to read and study books that are far beyond their comprehension. This book serves
as the connecting link between the rudiments taught in the public schools and the real study
of electricity. It is interesting from cover to cover. 18th Revised Edition, just issued. 205
pages. Illustrated. Price $1*00

Bfanagement of Dynamos. By Lummis-Paterson.
A handbook of theory and practice. This work is arranged in three parts. The first part
covers the elementary theory of the dynamo. The second part, the* construction and action
of the different classes of dynamos in common use are described^ while the third part relates
to such matters as affect the practical management and working of dynamos and motors.
4th Edition. 292 pages, 117 illustrations. Price $1.50

Standard Electrical Dictionary. By T. O'Conor Sloane.
