. The Southern planter. ed by Mr. French as hisbest work. The second instalment ofFrederick Trevor Hills Lincoln theLawyer tells of Lincolns law stu-dent days, his admittance to the bar,and his first partnershin. The Januarv St. Nicholas, comingjust in time for New Years reading,is full of cheer and fun—a numberwith much for grown-ups as well asfor the children of the family. W. Mosess The Ransom of Billy,and the new Pinkey Perkinss story,How Pinkev Caueht a Bank Ac-count. are Christmas Dav tales: andEdith Thomass lines on The Proces-sion of the Three Kings are illus-trated by a full-page
. The Southern planter. ed by Mr. French as hisbest work. The second instalment ofFrederick Trevor Hills Lincoln theLawyer tells of Lincolns law stu-dent days, his admittance to the bar,and his first partnershin. The Januarv St. Nicholas, comingjust in time for New Years reading,is full of cheer and fun—a numberwith much for grown-ups as well asfor the children of the family. W. Mosess The Ransom of Billy,and the new Pinkey Perkinss story,How Pinkev Caueht a Bank Ac-count. are Christmas Dav tales: andEdith Thomass lines on The Proces-sion of the Three Kings are illus-trated by a full-page renroduction ofPaul Heys lithogranh. For they willfind her. sittine still and weak, upona bT>h. beside some stable R. Heyl tells in bold measureThe Ballad of Bruces Bowl: Eliz-abeth Prices Miss Dorotheas Re-cital is a charming tale: CarterHamiltons Flapjack is a jollv storyof a iolly little doe-hero: Ellis But-lers The Rowena OToole Company ? full of fun; and Francis ArnoldMinss Toy Railroading Is good. MANIOVE SELF-OPENING GATE .\L\VAYS IN general use many rears. I^ guaranteedto work and give satisfaction, all sales madeon that basis. It saves time and annoyance-\dds to value, and good appearance of a homeand Is a good advertisement for any up-to-dateprosperous place. Catalogue, MAXLOVE 272 Huron Street. Chicago, 111.
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