PERCY WYNN; OR, MAKING A BOY OF HIM. By Rev. F.J. Finn, S.J. "The most successful Catholic juvenile published.”

THE RACE FOR COPPER ISLAND. By Rev. H.S. Spalding, S.J. "Father Spalding's descriptions equal those of Cooper.”

SHADOWS LIFTED. By Rev. J.E. Copus, S.J. “We know of no books more delightful and interesting.”

HOW THEY WORKED THEIR WAY, AND OTHER STORIES. By Maurice F. Egan. “A choice collection of stories by one of the most popular writers.”

WINNETOU, THE APACHE KNIGHT. By C. May. “Chapters of breathless interest.”

MILLY AVELING. By Sara Trainer Smith. “The best story Sara Trainer Smith has ever written.”

THE TRANSPLANTING OF TESSIE. By Mary T. Waggaman. “An excellent girl's story.”

THE PLAYWATER PLOT. By Mary T. Waggaman. “How the plotters are captured and the boy rescued makes a very interesting story.”

AN ADVENTURE WITH THE APACHES. By Gabriel Ferry.

PANCHO AND PANCHITA. By Mary E. Mannix. “Full of color and warmth of life in old Mexico.”

RECRUIT TOMMY COLLINS. By Mary G. Bonesteel. “Many a boyish heart will beat in envious admiration of little Tommy.”

BY BRANSCOME RIVER. By Marion A. Taggart. “A creditable book in every way.”

THE QUEEN'S PAGE. By Katharine Tynan Hinkson. “Will arouse the young to interest in historical matters and is a good story well told.”

MARY TRACY'S FORTUNE. By Anna T. Sadlier. “Sprightly, interesting and well written.”

BOB-O'LINK. By Mary T. Waggaman. “Every boy and girl will be delighted with Bob-o'Link.”

THREE GIRLS AND ESPECIALLY ONE. By Marion A. Taggart. “There is an exquisite charm in the telling.”

WRONGFULLY ACCUSED. By W. Herchenbach. “A simple tale, entertainingly told.”

THE CANARY BIRD. By Canon Schmid. “The story is a fine one and will be enjoyed by boys and girls.”

FIVE O'CLOCK STORIES. By S.H. C. J. “The children who are blessed with such stories have much to be thankful for.”

JUVENILE ROUND TABLE. Second Series. A collection of twenty stories by the foremost writers, with many full-page illustrations.