A novel of mystery and murder by Valentine Wllliams, whose Man with the Clubfoot made a reputation. It tells how Hartley Parrish met his death, and how he made his fortune. Full of thrills and unexpected happenings. Second printing.
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LEAVE IT TO PSMITH
P. G. Wodehouse's latest book of laughter. By the author of Piccadilly Jim.
THE MYSTERIOUS CHINAMAN
Jim Cranage finds himself the centre of an exciting mystery. By J. S. Fletcher, author of The Charing Cross Mystery.
HER UNDYING PAST
The love story of Jenny Callender. A thrilling novel by Mrs. Patrick MacGill, author of The Ross of Glenconnel.
NO. 3
The exciting adventures of a beautiful secret service agent, by Lady Kitty Vincent.
THE WESTERNER
The adventures of an Englishman in Canada. By Luke Allan, author of Blue Pete, Half-breed.
THE BATTLE OF LONDON
What would happen if Bolshevikism temporarily gained the upper hand in England.
SUSAN IN CHARGE
A charming new novel by J. B. Buckrose, author of An Ordinary Couple.
HELEN OF LONDON
A thrilling mystery story by John Goodwin, author of Without Mercy.
WITCHERY O' THE MOOR
Some stories of Exmoor, by Courtenay Hayes.
THE MAN WHO WASN'T
A thrilling adventure story, by George Goodchild, author of Colorado Jim.
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THE ORANGE DIVAN
The strange case of Carmen Cranmore which baffled Scotland Yard. By Valentine Williams, author of The Man With the Clubfoot.
THE GARDEN OF DELIGHT
A Yorkshire story breathing of sunshine and fragrant breezes. By W. Riley, author of Windyridge, etc.
SMITH, V.C., GENTLEMAN RIDER
A thrilling story of love and sport. By Edgar Jepson, author of The Whiskered Footman.
THE JUNGLE BEHIND BARS
Wonderful incidents in the lives of animals in a menagerie. By Courtney Ryley Cooper.
THE MYSTERY OF ST. MICHAEL'S
A new mystery novel full of thrills and incident. By Guy Thorne, author of When It Was Dark.
WHO KILLED LORD HENRY ROLLESTONE?
A baffling mystery story with an unexpected dÉnouement. A new novel by John Daye.
THE SAGA OF SALLY BIRD
The story of Sally and her super-stunting horse, Skookum. By Gret Lane.
THE HEIR OF THE MALIK
The stirring adventures of Philip Carr, who journeyed across the Afghan border into the land of the Malik.
APRIL'S SOWING
The ups and downs in the wooing of John Carlyon and Mary Brandon. A first novel by Rosemary Rees.
WATCHMAN, WHAT OF THE DAWN?
The story of Jeremiah and his journey to Ireland after the destruction of Jerusalem. By W. B. Munro Faure.
RECORDS OF REGGIE
The amusing adventures of Reggie, who, at twenty-two, finds he must either starve or work. By A. A. Thomson.
JILL THE RECKLESS
Jill had money. Jill was engaged to be married to Sir Derek Underhill. Suddenly Jill becomes penniless, and she is no longer engaged! It is a comedy-drama with a delightful heroine, and some very amusing people. By P. G. Wodehouse.
FEAR
The blue pencil of the Censor was too busy during the War to allow a realist such as Patrick MacGill a chance of exposing the Truth.
Unconstrained by the thought of blue pencils, Patrick MacGill, our greatest realist, has been able to write about war as war actually is. It is a terrible picture he presents; but none the less a picture that should be seen.
THE MAZAROFF MURDER
By J. S. Fletcher, author of The Markenmore Mystery. Who killed Mr. Mazaroff? Why did it become known throughout three continents as "The Mazaroff Affair"? There is no finer writer of a detective novel than J. S. Fletcher. Here is a real mystery story.
THE SMUGGLED MASTERPIECE
Edgar Jepson's comedy-novel opens with a young man swimming out to a French fishing smack to tow ashore a mysterious cylinder. From that moment the action of the story becomes breathless, and the comedy irresistible. Uniform with The Whiskered Footman.
THE RETURN OF BLUE PETE
Blue Pete, half-breed, cowboy-rustler-detective, did not die after all, but lived to enjoy many thrilling adventures with his little horse, Whiskers. By Luke Allan, author of Blue Pete's Half-Breed.
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THE INIMITABLE JEEVES
By P. G. Wodehouse. When either Bertie Wooster or his friends found themselves either in the soup or in dangerous proximity to the tureen, the instinct of one and all was to turn to Jeeves—Bertie's man. He understood human nature, especially that of gilded youth. It did not matter if the hope of an ancient house had fallen in love with a waitress, or if Bertie's cousins Claude and Eustace had been playing dido, Jeeves never failed. His was a sound brain.
In this volume are told some of Jeeves's more remarkable achievements.
THE MILLION DOLLAR DIAMOND
By J. S. Fletcher, author of The Markenmore Mystery. Daniel Vandamarke, the South African millionaire, possessed an extraordinary diamond, and was simple enough to let people know he carried it in his waistcoat pocket. The inevitable happens, and the reader is plunged into the excitements of a modern kidnapping, with its attendant romantic adventures. But the vital point of the story is its secret, which is kept from all the actors, except one, and in such a fashion that the revealing of it comes as a surprise where laughter lurks. This is one of those stories in which movement, quick and dramatic, begins at once and never stops.
MRS. 'ARRIS
By Clifford Poultney. The diverting ups and downs of a cockney housewife, who knows what's what and refuses to be put upon. Her neighbours, relatives and friends learn to respect her, if only because she has a biting tongue.
She is a cockney of cockneys, wise in the ways of her class, and she is not blind to her own "attractions." Already Mrs. 'Arris is known to millions of readers. She is a celebrity.
