. The Southern planter. gressof the World; Record of CurrentEvents, with portraits; American Car-toons of the Month; The Most Pros-perous Period In Our History, byRichard H. Edmonds, with many sta-tistical tables and diagrams; Presi-dent Roosevelt and Corporate Wealth,by Arthur Wallace Dunn; AmericanHistory and Mural Painting, by Ed-ward Hale Brush, with illustrations;Eminent Foreign Composers as Guestsof America, by Lawrence Oilman, withportraits: How the Kaiser Works, byEdward T. Heyn, with portraits; TheNew President of Brazil, with portraitof Dr. Affonso Penna; The New Na-tional Forest Res
. The Southern planter. gressof the World; Record of CurrentEvents, with portraits; American Car-toons of the Month; The Most Pros-perous Period In Our History, byRichard H. Edmonds, with many sta-tistical tables and diagrams; Presi-dent Roosevelt and Corporate Wealth,by Arthur Wallace Dunn; AmericanHistory and Mural Painting, by Ed-ward Hale Brush, with illustrations;Eminent Foreign Composers as Guestsof America, by Lawrence Oilman, withportraits: How the Kaiser Works, byEdward T. Heyn, with portraits; TheNew President of Brazil, with portraitof Dr. Affonso Penna; The New Na-tional Forest Reserves in the SouthernAppalachian and White Mountains, byThomas E. Will, with illustrations;The Electrification of Steam Railways,by William Maver, Jr., with illustra-tions; The Education Controversy inEngland, by W. T. Stead, with por-traits; Leading Articles of the Month,with portraits; The Seasons NewBooks, with portraits and and otherIllustrations; The Seasons Books forChildren, with portraits and WILLIES Willies sister was being bap-tized. Everything went well untilWillie happened to catch a glimpse ofthe water in the font, when he beganpeering about anxiously, and finallyexclaimed In a piping voice, audibleto the whole congregation, Wheresthe soap?—December Lippincotts. Louisa county, Va., Oct. 13, Southebn Planteb is very in-structive as well as entertaining tome. W. R. GOODWIN. Things Worth Knowing About==- Hay Presses. ^==^ Do yoa know that yon cagood wages for yourseyour horses balio£ yourot letting out the job? Do you know that the I. H. C. one-horse andtwo-horse full circle presses are about themost satisfactory machines ever built lor do-ing your own work? Do you know that both these presses aremade mostly of steel and iron and that thereis practically no breakage or wear-out to them? lake mighty Do you know that I. H. C. presses will baleind hiie for timothy, clover, alfalfa, prairie hay, bay instead ks, shre
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