Evening Republican, Volume 16, Number 155, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 June 1912 — CONVENIENT FOR THE READER [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

CONVENIENT FOR THE READER

Useful Book-Marker of Ribbon That Indicates Both the Pago and Place. LC . ——— Our sketch illustrates a very useful notion that may be carried out with little trouble, and book readers who suffer from Interruptions and have occasionally to put a book down at a moment’s notice, will flnd lt a great convenience, as it not only marks the

page, but also indicates the parHeular place in the page at which reading ceased. It merely consists of an ordinary ribbon book-marker, of sufficient length to pass between the leaves in the manner shown, cut into points at the ends and frayed put into fringes. Attached to the ribbon is a small piece of card (an old visiting card win answer the purpose), cut Into points at each side, which slides w or down the ribbon, and msy be easily mpvod to th* particular spot that it is neceato mark. pLdisgrem on the ri*t handle 1

A Novel Book-Marker.