By GRENVILLE KLEISER

_Author of "How to Argue and Win."_

In all fields of endeavor there are thousands of people who are forced

to remain in the background because they lack self-confidence in speech

and manner--the very fundamental of success. For just such people

Grenville Kleiser has written his book "How to Develop Self-Confidence

in Speech and Manner."

The work deals with methods of correction for self-consciousness, with

manners as a power in the making of men, with the value of a cultivated

and agreeable voice, with confidence in society and business. A series

of suggestions is given for an every-day cultivation of these qualities.

"Embodies in a most encouraging and practical way all that is

needed to make one who is naturally timid or fearful in speech and

manner, self-poised, calm, dignified and confident of himself. It

must be said that the method proposed is one of sober self-estimate

and persistent effort along well considered lines of thought and

action, designed to eradicate this uneasiness."--_Times Dispatch_,

Richmond, Va.

_12mo, Cloth. $1.50, Net; by mail, $1.65_

FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers

NEW YORK AND LONDON

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_ELSIE JANIS, the wonderful protean actress, says:--"I can not speak in

too high praise of the opening remarks. If carefully read, will greatly

assist. Have several books of choice selections, but I find some in

'Humorous Hits' never before published."_

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