“‘What land is this that seems to be A mingling of the land and sea? This land of sluices, dykes, and dunes? This water-net that tesselates The landscape? This unending maze Of gardens, through whose latticed gates The imprisoned pinks and tulips gaze; Where in long summer afternoons The sunshine, softened by the haze, Comes streaming down as through a screen Where over fields and pastures green The painted ships float high in air, And over all and everywhere The sails of windmills sink and soar, Like wings of sea-gulls on the shore?’” Let Your Friends Share the Privilege of Membership in The Mentor Association The Course for One Year Provides: 1--A growing library of the world’s knowledge--twenty-four numbers a year. 2--A beautiful art collection for the home--one hundred and forty-four art prints in sepia gravure and color. 3--One hundred and forty-four crisp monographs--one to accompany each Mentor Gravure. 4--A reading course throughout the year. 5--An education for all the family, under the direction of the foremost educators in this country--in art, literature, science, history, nature, and travel. Send the names of three friends whom you wish to nominate for membership, and to whom you would like to have us send presentation copies of The Mentor. THE MENTOR The Mentor Service THIS SERVICE COVERS THE needs of those who want to gain knowledge by an easy and agreeable method. Send for our booklet descriptive of The Mentor Club Service. It presents many varied Mentor courses specially planned for the use of reading-clubs. The Mentor Association will supply to its members supplementary reading courses dealing with any or all of the subjects in The Mentor Courses. These courses of reading are prepared under the direction of the Advisory Board of The Mentor--all of them prominent educators. The Mentor Association will also secure books for members, supplying them postpaid at publishers’ prices. The Mentor Inquiry Department gives to its members a full and intelligent service in answering inquiries concerning books, reading, and all matters of general information having a bearing on The Mentor Courses. MANY READERS HAVE COME TO KNOW THE VALUE OF THE MENTOR SERVICE. IN THE FULLEST SENSE IT SUPPLEMENTS AND ROUNDS OUT THE PLAN OF THE MENTOR. ALL MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE INVITED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SERVICE THE MENTOR BINDER Every page of The Mentor, cover included, contains matter that readers want to keep. The Mentor Association is now supplying to its members a binder which holds twelve or thirteen Mentors and has proved satisfactory in every way. This binder has been arranged so as to hold The Mentor complete and it has tapes to which the pictures are attached, so that they swing freely in their place and the pictures can be enjoyed as well as the text on the back.