By A. W. RICH, Professor of Mathematics
in the Iowa State Normal School.
This book is the result of practical work in the class room,
and furnishes a complete course for all ordinary purposes.
=Among the Features of Special Note are=:
1. A set of tables and drills for mental work.
These cover the essential operations of arithmetic
and are designed to make the pupil proficient in
the shortest time possible.
2. A presentation of the necessary definitions,
principles, and rules in compact form so as to
indicate clearly the arithmetical elements and
relations.
3. A great number of model problem solutions. The
scope, the varied character, and the helpfulness of
these emphasize the thought side, and are of the
highest value in developing the reasoning powers.
4. A large variety of Drill Tables, Test Problems,
and other means of testing the pupil’s power as
well as giving him mastery over the subject.
_Cloth_, 5 × 7½ inches.
222 pages. Price, 50 cents.