BRENDA'S POPULAR STORY:
THE EARL'S GRANDDAUGHTER. Gilt Edges, 6/-

"A more delightful book for girls than this one we have seldom read."—Saturday Review.

THE PRINCE OF ZELL. W. E. Cule. 6/-

"Had H. G. Wells written this narrative he could not have done it with greater realism."—Western Mail.

THE LOST MURILLO. Sheila E. Braine. 6/-

"There is something particularly engaging about this book.... The idea is an artistic one and is well worked out."—Morning Post.

IN QUEST OF A WIFE. E. Everett-Green. 6/-

"Well written, and very readable."—Oxford Times.

THE EMPEROR'S TRUMPETER. Albert Lee. 5/-

With Coloured Illustrations by A. T. Symington.

"The story is well told, and there is no lack of incident."—Liverpool Daily Post.

THE KING'S ESQUIRES. G. Manville Fenn. 5/-

With Illustrations by Gordon Browne.

THE BOYS OF WAVENEY. Robert Leighton. 5/-

With Illustrations by Gordon Browne.

"A splendid story which never lacks interest, and in which the play of human feeling is admirably depicted."—The Daily Graphic.

THE JUNGLE TRAPPERS. A Tale of Adventure. 3/6. Author of "Cavaliers and Rogues," &c. W. Murray Graydon.

"The story is well told, and holds the attention from beginning to end."—Leeds Mercury.

TREASURE TROVE. E. Everett-Green. 3/6

Author of "Under Two Queens," &c.

"'Treasure Trove' is quite up to the usual high standard of the authoress."—Publishers' Circular.

WITH MUSKETEER AND REDSKIN. W. Murray Graydon. 3/6

With Illustrations by F. Lynch.

"A stirring story of adventure with Indians, wild beasts, and the hero's malignant foes."—English Churchman.

ON THE WINNING SIDE. Sydney C. Grier. 2/6

Author of "His Excellency's English," "The Advance Guard," &c., &c.

Crown 8vo, Art Cloth. With Illustrations.

"A brisk story of adventure by this well-known author."—Daily Telegraph.

"A capital prize."—Record.