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JOHN MARTIN'S BOOK-PLATE BOOK

OOK-PLATES foster a love of books. They have been offered in many ways but never so ingeniously as in this book, which will prove a powerful ally in building a permanent library. Ten pages of two-color bookplates, sixty in all, a list of sixty standard books, and other features. State age and whether for boy or girl. Age 5 to 14. Post-paid, $1.00

IN-AND-OUT AND UP-AND-DOWN BOOK

By Jo L. G. MCMAHON

WEE people will love this unusual book which is also a game of fun and
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OHN MARTIN's Publications for Children maintain the
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