stop, look, and listen._

_He looks where he goes and keeps to the right._

_He crosses at regular crossings, not in the
middle of the block._

_He looks out for automobiles turning corners._

_He looks and listens for danger signals and heeds
them._

_He plays safe, as much for the other fellow's
sake as his own._

THE BEST OF GIFTS--A BOOK

For the many occasions when a present is to be given, there is nothing
of more permanent value than an interesting book. It may also be an
inexpensive gift. Read the following selected list of World Book Company
books which make acceptable gifts, and note the range of prices. All
these books are well suited for gifts. They are interesting; the
pictures are the work of excellent illustrators; the type is large and
plain; the paper is good; the printing is clear; the binding is both
strong and attractive.

FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN

CHADWICK-FREEMAN: Chain Stories and Playlets. 1.
The Cat that was Lonesome. 2. The Woman and Her
Pig. 3. The Mouse that Lost her Tail. Each, 18
cents.

CHANCELLOR: Easy Road to Reading. 1. A Book of
Animals. 2. A Book of Children. 3. A Book of Fun
and Fancy. 4. A Book of Letters and Numbers. Each,
18 cents.

THOMPSON-COOPER: Making Faces with Pencil and
Brush. Book I. Book II. Each, 18 cents.

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

BAILEY: Sure Pop and the Safety Scouts. 42 cents.

BURKS: Barbara's Philippine Journey. 72 cents.

BROWN: Nature and Industry Readers. 1. Stories of
Woods and Fields. 2. Stories of Childhood and
Nature. 3. When the World was Young. Each, 48
cents.

CURTIS: Indian Days of the Long Ago. Gift edition,
$1.20.

CURTIS: In the Land of the Head-Hunters. Gift
edition, $1.20.

MCGOVNEY: Stories of Long Ago in the Philippines.
48 cents.

SIMS-HARRY: Dramatic Myths and Legends. Book One:
Norse Legends. Book Two: Greek and Roman Legends.
Each, 30 cents.

A post card to the publishers will bring you more detailed information
with regard to any or all of these books. The books will be sent
postpaid at the prices given above. It is requested that payment in
stamps, by registered letter, or by money order accompany all orders.

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