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These Pocket Nature Guides FREE! Until May 30, 1931 Regular Price S3.00 j"—550 pages—500 Color Plates The Bird Guide and The Flower Guide, two pocket volumes, bound in semi-flexible cloth with titles in gold, are sumptuously illustrated in full color and each picture is furnished with a clear, simple description of that bird or flower, written by an authority. Given FREE In Connection With Your Set Of The Nature Library In the superb volumes of The New Nature Library, Mother Nature is waiting to unfold her fascinating secrets to you. The wild things of the forest leap through these pages, written by the greatest authorities among nature-lovers. Nature's Secrets Now Revealed to You! To enjoy even the commonest .wonders of Nature you need interpreters—people who have spent their lives delving into the secret methods of Nature for your benefit. What a privilege to go on country walks with Ernest Thompson Seton and hear from him the life story of the chipmunk that chatters from the stone wall, or of the woodchuck or the deer! How delightful to identify each butterfly, with the help of Clarence M. Weed, and learn its amaring habits! What a glorious experience to hear Neltjie Blanchan explaining the wondrous ways of birds and flowers! And what strange marvels Julia Rogers can tell you of trees! Nature is the most delightful of story-tellers, once you have interpreters who understand her language! 210 Full Page Illustrations in Full Color The New Nature Library is a big storehouse, an encyclopaedia of Nature. There are 210 full page illustrations in full colors, nearly two thousand pages of the most fascinating text, and innumerable subjects covered. It brings the great outdoors into your home, and unlocks the gateway to Nature for you and your family. Contents of the Six Volume NEW NATURE LIBRARY 1. BIRDS By Neltjib Blanchan Their migrations, their love making, their nest building, their rearing of feathered youngsters, delightfully told and illustrated. 2. BUTTERFLIES By Clarence M. Weed A fascinating story of the butterflies of North America with complete life histories of all types, gor* geously illustrated. 3. GARDEN FLOWERS By Robert M. McCurdy A valuable book for the cultivator of a flower gar. den or the person who hopes to have one some day. Descriptions of more than 1400 flowers! 4. WILD FLOWERS By Neltjie Blanchan Bright and entertaining, this volume gives every reader an intelligent understanding of wild flower iife. Illustrated. 5. TREES By Julia Ellen Rogers Everybody should know the names of the ordinary trees and be able to identify them at a glance. This volume shows you how. Illustrated. 6. ANIMALS By Ernest Thompson Seton A vivid account of wild animal life by this famous author and woodsman. Illustrated. Nearly 2000 Fascinating Pages! Examine the Nature Library for 10 Days at Our Expense Send in the coupon and the complete set, 6 beautiful volumes (together with the FREE Pocket Guides), will be sent you with all charges prepaid. After 10 days you may return these books if they fail to measure up to expectations. Or keep them and send only $1.50 and $3.00 a month for 6 months, total only $19.50. This offer is not good after May 30, 1931, so mail your coupon TODAY! in, comfortable Union save priceless days en >h, come home rested. J. P. Cummins, General Passenger Agent, Room 67 Union Pacific System, Omaha, Ncbr. Please send me complete information and booklets about Name Street City State THE OVERLAND ROUTE PACIFIC SYSTEM Mention Nature Magazine when answering advertisement! 281
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Several articles on the Carolinas appear in this 1931 issue of Nature Magazine. The magazine was collected by George Masa. Born Masahara Iizuka and raised in Japan, George Masa (1881-1933) emigrated to the U.S. when he was 20 years old and, in 1915, came to Asheville, where he lived the rest of his life. Masa was active in the Appalachian Trail Club and in the movement to establish the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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