Life — December 1, 1904 — page 57: what you’re looking at

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ILLUSTRATED CIFT B OKS RILEY CHILD-RHYMES. A collection of the favorites of Mr. Riley's delight. fal Child-Rhymes, illustrated by Will Vawter. RILEY LOVE LYRICS. Mr. Riley's love songs | from life by W. B. Dyer. illustrated with fifty studies Each of the above is bound in cloth, ramo, $1.2§ postpaid, RILEY FARM-RHYMES. © ‘The favorites of Mr. Riley's songs of country life. Mustrated by Will Vawter. Cloth, 12mo, $1.00 net. (Postage 11 cents.) THE CREENFIELD EDIT! 1ON The Greenfield Edition of Mr. Riley's poems consists of eleven volumes, uniformly } bound in cloth, with gilt tops and ornamental cover design 12mo, uncut, in oak case, $13,505 half-calf, $27.50. THE TRAIL TO BOYLAND The wide appeal and endearing quality of Mr. Nesbit’s poems remind one of Eugene Field at his best. By W. D. Nesarr, Five full-page drawings by Will Vawter. 12mo, cloth, $1.00 net. (Postage 8 cents. ) A DEFECTIVE SANTA CLAUS This is an entirely new poem in Mr. Riley’s happiest vein and matchless child dialect. The book is fragrant with the kindly spirit of Christmas, of | childhood’s innocence and hu- | man love. The ecstasy of the child who tells the tale and the rollicking Two IN A ZOO A delightful relation of the interesting adventures of a lame boy and his little girl friend. ‘The caged animals of the 200 impart to them their deepest secrets. By Curtis Dunnam. — Forty illustrations by Oliver |) Herford. Quarto, cloth, $1.25 postpaid. in gold, Sold in sets only. THE BALLADS OF BOURBONNAIS |, _ A book of verse written in the delightful dialect of the |) French settlements in the Kankakee Country. | By Wattace Bauce Amsaury. Profusely illustrated by | || Will Vawter. 12mo, cloth, $1.00 net. (Postage 8 cents.) marmmmciemewe —_ A New Christmas Book by James Whitcomb Riley drollery of the poem and pic- tures are extremely infectious, “A Defective Santa Claus” is profusely illustrated by Will Vawter and C. M. Relyea Bound in ornamental cloth, 1zmo, $1.00 net. (Postage 10 cents. ) AT THE BIG HOUSE A charming collection of animal folk-tales of the South, } told by two old “ mammies** to three children on a Vir- 5 ginian plantation after the war. by E. Warde Blaisdell. 12mo, cloth, $1.50 postpaid. All THE WIZARD OF OZ. The story of Dorothy's remarkable travels with by L. Frank Bau, $1.25 each, postpaid, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman and the Cowardly Lion. Printed on tinted paper and lavishly illustrated by W. W. Denslow. THE MAGICAL MONARCH OF MO. Fully illustrated in color by | Frank Verbeck. Uniform with ‘* The Wizard of Oz."* THE ENCHAN Y. Cory, Uniform 'TED ISLAND OF YEW. _ Illustrated in color by Fanny } with ‘The Wizard of O: DOT AND TOT OF MERRYLAND. _New edition, Illustrated in color by W. W. Denslow. Uniform with ‘* The Wizard of Oz." THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF SANTA CLAUS. Profusely | by Mary C. Clark. Uniform with “The Wizard of Oz." | illustrated in colors, WITH PICT URES IN COLOR, $1.25 EACH, POSTPAID By Anne Vincinia CucazeTson, Illustrated profusely | Whitcomb Riley Neghborly Poems Sketches in Prose Afterwhiles Pipes o’ Pan (Prose and Verse) Rhymes of Childhood Flying Islands of the Night Green Fields and Running Brooks Armazindy A Child-World Home Folks His Pa’s Romance The volumes above, bound in a uniform set, are sold separately $1.25 each(postpaid)ex- cept HOME FOLKS and HIS PA’S RO- MANCE, which are each $1.11 postpaid i |