Books Received-continued "Anne of Avonlea," by L. M. Montgomery. Bliss Carman says of this book: "Henceforth Anne must always remain one of the immortal children of fiction, those characters who are as real as our flesh and blood friends, whom we cherish in the quiet places of our hearts reserved for the dearest mortals we know." Illustrated, $1.50. L. C. Page & Company, Boston, Mass. "Stories and Rhymes For a Child," by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey. Several full page illustrations by Christine Wright. It is divided into three departments: "The Child Abroad," contains 34 stories and rhymes. "The Child at Home," 24, and "By the Fireside," 11. The book is beautifully bound in cloth and contains 194 pages. Milton Bradley Company, Springfield, Mass. "Primer of Sanitation," being a simple work on disease germs and how to fight them. By John W. Ritchie, Professor of Biology, College of William and Mary, Virginia. Illustrated by Karl Hassmann. The public press state that this is the only book of its kind, and there should be demand for a text book relating to this subject. World Book Company, Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York. "Wood Turning." Prepared for the use of students in manual training high schools, technical schools, and colleges. By George Alexander Ross, instructor in woodwork and pattern making, Lewis Institute, Chicago. This volume is intended for class work for the first course. Each successive lesson contains a new principal closely related to those in previous exercises. Cloth. Ginn & Company, New York and Chicago. "Heroines of a Schoolroom." Sequel to the "Thistles of Mount Cedar." By Ursula Tannenforst. A wholesome and interesting story that should be read by every student. 494 pages. Beautifully bound in cloth. $1.25. John C. Winston Co., Philadelphia. "Finger Play Readers." Part 1 and 2. John W. Davis, district uperintendent of schools, New York Ci and Fann. Julien, first-year teacher, public school No. Bronx, New York City. Every kindergartner a primary teacher will be interested in this s es of readers. D. C. Heath & Co., Boston, Mass. "The Canterbury Massics." A series of supplementary readers ea ed under the general supervision of Katherine Lt the story of Chaucer's for children. It is th pilgrimage told through se modern English with a few bracketed. Price 40 cents. Chicago. Bates. We have received nterbury Pilgrims retold story of the immortal cted portions, cast into terpolated lines, duly Rand McNally Co., cago, well known eachers, have re should interest ttle Bears," by 128 pages. A. Flanagan & Company, publisher of practical books for cently issued the following whi every teacher: "The Seventeen. Laura Rountree Smith. Large ty Cloth. Price 30 cents. "Practical Drawing." Nos. 1 and Arts and Crafts Course. Careful instructions or drawing in the primary grades with many designs both plain and colored with space for copy. "Sixteen Stories." A supplementary reader for primary grades. Samuel B. Allison, Principal Walsh School, Chicago. These stories are, for the most part adapted from the German of the Grimm brothers. Andersen's "Fir Tree," and "Hans and the Four Big Giants," by Elizabeth Harrison, have been added. 98 pages. Cloth. 25 cents. A Flanagan Co., Chicago. Kindergartners and Primary Teachers are using construction paper perhaps more than ever before. Sometimes they feel like using the cheaper material to save expense. We have secured about 100 reams of really high grade papers which we can offer while it lasts at the cost of the cheap grades. There are twelve beautiful colors, and three beautiful patterns-bark, bamboo and basket. It is extra heavy, very strong, and can be used for making boxes, Santa's sleigh, reindeers-almost anything. The size is 20x25 and the price is only 40c. per quire (postage 24c), $7.50 per ream. The mill wholesale price was $9.00 but we bought the entire lot, and can offer it at a Bargain, but we do not want to disappoint any of our customers and would like all to understand that when the stock is exhausted no more can be obtained at any price. There should be enough to last our trade for some time but some of the colors may run out quickly and we advise you to order at once. Samples free. If desired we will cut this paper 10x25 or 10x121⁄2 without extra charge, and to any size desired at a very slight additional charge. AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN SUPPLY HOUSE, Manistee, Michigan. Following, mounted on heavy | Pastols in colors, 16x20 inches. Photomount, 10x13, 10c. prepaid. Following are enameled and mounted on heavy cardboard requiring no glass in framing, and sent postpaid for 20c. Frame and mat, 40c. by exp. 12 p Christ and the Doctors, 17p St. Anthony and Christ Child, (detail) Murillo 39 p Holy Family, 38 p The Good Shepherd "How to Manage Busy Work," by Amos M. Kellogg. An illustrated pamphlet of 59 pages. Suggestions for desk work in language, number, Murillo earth, people, things, self, morals, writing, draw-41p Head of Christ, and the ing, etc. Price 25 cents. A. Flanagan Company, Rich Young Man, Hofman 42 p Infant Jesus, Munier Chicago. 45 p Christ, the Consoler, "Construction Work in Rural and Elementary 45p The Divine Shepherd, Bradley's School Paints, Raphia, Reed, and all Construction WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL THE ABOVE. Send for Catalogue. THOS. CHARLES CO. 80-82 Wabash Avenue., Chicago, Ill. The Teachers' Helpers are without question the finest Teachers' Helper, We have secured the entire stock of Smith's Rapid Practice Arithmetic Cards Cincinnati, Ohio, Just Half the Publishers' Price Our price, 25c per set, prepaid. Each set contains 200 or more problems. There are 32 sets, covering every branch of arithmetic. Send for circular giving complete list of subjects. SCHERMERHORN & CO., New York. numbers of the Kindergarten-Primary Magazine for September-October, 1908 Will pay 15c each for a limited number. Address J. H. Shults, Manistee, Mich. Devised by Miss Seegmiller of Indianapolis. The Todd Adjustable Hand Loom Loom No. 1 is also made in size 20x20 in. for pillow tops, pieced rugs and with continuous warp for rugs of any le'gth WEAVING, BASKETRY AND KINDERGAR TEN MATERIALS. NO. 74 MANIFOLD BOOKS ON HAND WORK Todd & Todd "The Odd Shop" 319 Sixth Street So. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Send for descriptive circulars of looms and weaving material containing directions for making hammocks and New Geography Helps "AMERICA" The National Anthem "MY COUNTRY," by REV. SAMUEL FRANCIS SMITH. An illuminated and illustrated edition of the AMERI CAN NATIONAL ANTHEM, designed and executed by WALTER TITTLE The most beautiful gift-book ever issued at moderate price. Each line is given an appropriate full page illus der, after the style of the ancient mistration set within an illuminated borsals, Printed in color and goid through The following states are now out. The words and music are given ready:-New Jersey, Wisconsin, Ohio, duced in fac-similes of the author's on the fly-leaf and each verse is repro. Michigan, Indiana, Mass., Iowa, handwriting. 34 plates in colors, 8xll Rhode Island. Other states in pre- inches, French Vellum Boards. $3,00 paration. McConnell School Supply Co. Philadelphia, Pa. THE TANDY THOMAS COMPANY 31-33 East 27th St. New Yor |