The following books are uniform, with full gilt flexible covers and pictured cover linings. 16mo. Each, cloth, $1.50; leather, $2.50.

A little book for all lovers of children. Compiled by Percy Withers.

Village Life in America 1852-1872 — Part 112

THE VISTA OF ENGLISH VERSE Compiled by Henry S. Pancoast.

Village Life in America 1852-1872 — Part 112

LETTERS THAT LIVE Compiled by Laura E. Lockwood and Amy R. Kelly.

Village Life in America 1852-1872 — Part 112

POEMS FOR TRAVELLERS (About "The Continent.") Compiled by Miss Mary R. J. DuBois.

A little book for wayfarers. Compiled by E. V. Lucas.

A little book for the urbane, compiled by E. V. Lucas.

THE POETIC OLD-WORLD Compiled by Miss L. H. Humphrey.

Covers Europe, including Spain, Belgium and the British Isles.

THE POETIC NEW-WORLD Compiled by Miss Humphrey.

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A MONTESSORI MOTHER. By Dorothy Canfield Fisher

A thoroughly competent author who has been most closely associated with Dr. Montessori tells just what American mothers want to know about this new system of child training--the general principles underlying it; a plain description of the apparatus, definite directions for its use, suggestive hints as to American substitutes and additions, etc., etc. (_Helpfully illustrated._ $1.25 _net, by mail_ $1.35.)

MAKING A BUSINESS WOMAN. By Anne Shannon Monroe

A young woman whose business assets are good sense, good health, and the ability to use a typewriter goes to Chicago to earn her living. This story depicts her experiences vividly and truthfully, tho the characters are fictitious. ($1.30 _net, by mail_ $1.40.)

Explains and traces the development of the woman of 1800 into the woman of to-day. ($1.50 _net, by mail_ $1.62.)

A novel recounting the struggle of an American wife and mother to call her soul her own.

"One has no hesitation in classing 'The Squirrel-Cage' with the best American fiction of this or any other season."--_Chicago Record-Herald._ (3rd printing. $1.35 _net, by mail_ $1.45.)

HEREDITY IN RELATION TO EUGENICS. By C. B. Davenport

"One of the foremost authorities . . . tells just what scientific investigation has established and how far it is possible to control what the ancients accepted as inevitable."--_N. Y. Times Review._

(With diagrams. 3_rd printing._ $2.00 _net, by mail_ $2.16.)