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Especially for Young People
This Earth of Ours. As accurate as it is delightful. Geography made fascinating. Volcanoes, glaciers, rivers - an explanation of what the earths surface is and why. Illustrated. 8vo, 375 pages. $2.50.
The Wonder Book of Chemistry. A book of elementary chemistry interesting to the point of being exciting. Illustrated. 8vo, 385 pages. $2.50.
Animal Life in Field and Garden. A fascinating account of the animal friends and foes of man in his cultivated fields. Illustrated. 8vo, 391 pages. $2.50.
Field, Forest and Farm. The great and lovable French scientist writing charmingly and helpfully on farming, gardening, and fruit culture. Illustrated. 8vo, 353 pages. $2.50.
Our Humble Helpers. The stories of mans animal helpers, - horses, dogs, chickens, bees, etc., etc.; where they came from and how they developed. Illustrated. 8vo, 374 pages. $2.50.
The Secret of Everyday Things. All manner of absorbing information about such homely and important things as thread, needles, silk, wool, soap, fire, etc., etc. Illustrated. 8vo, 381 pages. $2.50.
The Story-Book of Science. A treasure-house of absorbing and accurate facts about the age of trees, the length of animal life, electricity, etc., etc. Illustrated. 8vo, 400 pages. $2.50.
For Adults
Social Life in the Insect World. A store-house of insect romances and instances of curious and interesting instincts and habits. Translated by Bernard Miall. 14 insets. Royal 8vo, 329 pages. $4.00.
The Wonders of Instinct. Chapters in the Psychology of Insects. More marvels of insect life revealed by the great French poet-naturalist. 16 illustrations. Uniform with Social Life in the Insect World. Royal 8vo, 318 pages. $400.
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