By GILLY.
F'cap. 8vo. With a coloured wrapper. 2s. 6d. net.
Evening Standard.—"A mellow, jovial book, replete with good stories which will amuse even those who have no walnuts and no wine. Some excellent stories are told of the Services, and every parent will revel in the stories about children in this little symposium."
OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY
By "A TRUSTEE."
F'cap. 8vo. 2s. 6d. net.
"OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY" is written for ordinary men and women who are not content to be mere puppets in the hands of professional agents, but desire to have some intelligent appreciation of their responsibilities and of the principles which ought to govern their decisions.
The plain man will find that he can read "OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY" from beginning to end with understanding and enjoyment, for it is always lucid, reasonable and humane. Its method is to proceed from the exposition of principles to their logical application in practice so that the reader learns not only what he ought to do or avoid doing, but why that may be done and not this. The chapters on investments will be found particularly helpful and often illuminating. Equally authoritative and valuable are the author's observations on proving a will, on distinctions between capital and income, on the payment of annuities, on legacies to minors, on choosing executors and trustees, on the Public Trustee and on other corporate trustees.
COMMON SENSE SELF-HELP
A STUDY IN THE ECONOMICS OF MIND POWER.