GLOBE SCHOOL BOOK COMPANY

Announces the Publication of

Stories of Woods and Fields

By ELIZABETH V. BROWN, Normal School, Washington, D. C.

A charming nature book of third reader grade with sixteen (16) full page colored illustrations, and fifty (50) black and white engravings. 192 pages, cloth bound. Price, 50c.

Of this book L. M. Landrum, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, of Atlanta, Ga., says:

"The book is certainly a triumph of the bookmaker's art. The illustrations are superb. The plate of 'Red-headed Woodpeckers' brings to my mind vividly scenes of my boyhood, and I can almost hear the call of the old ones and the chirps of the young, I have never seen cuts that surpass this series.

"The reading matter is also admirably handled. The Author has done herself great credit and bestowed an everlasting blessing on the children of our land. Would that every child in our country could have the privilege of perusing the pages of this charming volume. Nature and her children would then afford them great pleasure."

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NATURE READERS--5c.

This series of books for Supplementary Reading serves admirably to introduce children in elementary grades to a pleasant acquaintance with the various phases of nature. They are prepared by a wellknown writer, nicely illustrated and charmingly written. The low price of Five Cents a Copy makes it possible to supply a whole class at trifling cost. The fifteen numbers now ready-all for the second and third grades-are as follows:

No. 1. Pussy Willow and Wake Robin.

2. The Spring Beauty and Anemone.

3. The Squirrel and his Home.

4. Bitter Cress and Roses.

E. L. KELLOGG & CO.,

Educational Publishers,

61 East Ninth Street, NEW YORK.

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