Central Library for Students, by A. W. Pollard. _L.A.R. Vol. 19, 1917, pp. 372-378._ LIBRARY MAGAZINES, BOOK LISTS, etc. Brown--Manual of library economy. _1919 edition. Section 264, pp. 251-254._ Rae--Public library administration. _pp. 117-120._ Sayers _and_ Stewart--Library magazines. _L.W. Vols. 7 and 8, 1904-6._ Ward--Publicity for public libraries. _Chap. 9, pp. 91-110._ Wheeler--The library and the community. _Chaps. 22 and 23, pp. 243-267._ PUBLICITY. A.L.A.--Manual of library economy. _Chapter 31._ Briscoe--Library advertising. _Coptic Series. Grafton, 1921. 7s. 6d._ Piper--Library advertising methods. _L.A.R. Vol. 15, 1913, pp. 71-79._ Ward--Publicity for public libraries. _Wilson, New York: 1924. Also Grafton._ Wheeler--The library and the community. _A.L.A., 1924. Also Grafton. 15s._ QUESTIONS. _1._ What steps would you take to ensure that the library obtained full publicity and benefit from co-operation in a course of University Extension lectures? _2._ Give a brief account of the National Home Reading Union, and state how you would conduct a reading circle. _3._ In what way can the Central Library for Students assist the public library? _4._ What is an information bureau? _5._ By what principal means would you advertise a library? _6._ What steps would you take to keep readers fully acquainted with new additions? _Lesson 4._ BOOKBINDING. STATIONERY. PRINTING. _Note.--Bookbinding is dealt with in Course I, Lesson 7 on pp. 16-18, which should be treated as part of the present lesson._ All assistants should be thoroughly familiar, not merely with the various forms used in their own library, but with the several variations which are used in others. Study methods of storing stationery, recording supplies, and note the means of checking supplies in stock in order to avoid the irritating experience of finding some particular item out of stock when most urgently required. The necessary procedure, agreements, and arrangements in dealing with the printer, and the checking of proof, should be noted. READING LIST. PRINTING. Brown--Manual of library economy. _1919 edition. Sections 265-266, pp. 254-257._ Proof reading marks and signs. _L.W. Vol. 13, 1910-11, pp. 308-09._ Walter--Library printing. _Chap. 32, A.L.A. Manual of library economy._ Ward--Publicity for public libraries. _Chap. 16, pp. 271-298. Library printing and printing economies._ Wheeler--The library and the community. _Chap. 21, pp. 223-242. Layout and typography of printed matter._ STATIONERY. Brown--Manual of library economy. _1919 edition. Sections 322-327, pp. 296-301._ Jast--Classification of office papers. (Originally published in Brown’s Subject Classification). Madeley--Classification of office papers. _L.A.R. Vol. 6, 1904, pp. 367-387._ QUESTIONS. _1._ Outline in full the method you would adopt in dealing with stationery supplies, giving ruling of any record you would use.