Manual Training and Invention 



BY DAN BEARD 

 The Field and Forest Handy Book Illustrated, $2.00 



"A treasure for all boys and not without its use for men." . 



— New York Times Saturday Review. 



The Jack of all Trades Illustrated, $2.00 



"This book is a capital one to give any boy for a present at Christmas or at any 

 time." — The Outlook. 



The Out=Door Handy Book Illustrated, $2.00 



" This volume will be an unmixed delight to any boy." — New York Tribu7ie. 



The American Boy*s Handy Book Illustrated, $2.00 



"The book has this great advantage over its predecessors, that most of the games, 

 tricks and other amusements described in it are new."-'— -A^^ot Ydrk Tribu7ie. 



BY UNA AND ADELIA BEARD 



Things Worth Doing and How to Do Them Illustrated, $2.00 



" The book will tell you how to do nearly anything that any live girl really wants 

 to do." — The World To-day. 



Handicraft and Recreation for Girls Illustrated, $2.00 



" The girl who gets this book will not lack for occupation and pleasure." 



— Chicago Evenhig Post. 



What a Girl Can Make and Do Illustrated, $2.00 



"A most inspiring book for an active-minded girl." — Chicago Record Herald. 



The American Girl's Handy Book Illustrated, $2.00 



"It is a treasure which, once possessed, no practical girl would willingly part 

 with." — Grace Green-wood. 



BY PARK BENJAMIN 

 The Age of Electricity Illustrated, $2.00 



"There is a real fascination about this volume; the public is indebted to Mr. 

 Benjamin.' ' — Hartford Evening Post. 



BY CHARLES ST^DMAN HANKS 

 Camp Kits and Camp Life Illustrated, $1.50 



"With thi^ handy volume a novice can gq into the woods and come back well 

 versed in woodcraft." — Los Angeles Express,. 



