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Advertisements, 7 Pages. Note that—(only) in the "Jack London's Novels" page—all text excepting for the book titles has been omitted due to illegibility.
THE HUMAN DRIFT
By JACK LONDON
6s. net
This volume was written out of Mr. Jack London's many and unusual experiences. Readers of that remarkable book "The Road" will again be reminded of the extraordinary career of its author, for "Human Drift" is the work of London the adventurer, London the philosopher, London the active man among mea Its chapters range from the story of a humorous incident in Ecuador to an exhilarating account of small-boat sailing on San Francisco Bay and include intimate glimpses of the author's life in the great California he loved, on the high seas and in far-away scenes. In them the real message of Jack London is more clearly presented, is better summarized, perhaps, than in any of his other writings.
MILLS & BOON, Ltd., 40 Rupert Street, London, W. 1
NOVELS BY VICTOR BRIDGES
THE MAN FROM NOWHERE 2s. net
       Daily Mail.—"A rattling good story, full of high adventure, good spirits, buoyant health, and humour."
       Morning Post.—"Mr. Victor Bridges has written a rattling good yarn, written it with a vigour and resource that never desert him from the beginning to the end."
MR. LYNDON AT LIBERTY 2s. net
       The Times.—" A really capital sensational story."
       Pall Mall Gazette.-"Pulsates with life from cover to cover."
       Punch.—"He whizzes along at a magnificent speed."
THE CRUISE OF THE "SCANDAL" 2s. net
       The Times.—"Mr. Bridges goes far. He has made us shake our sides with his fun, and hold our breath from sheer suspense."
THE LADY FROM LONG ACRE 2s. net
       The Times.—"Told with unfailing vivacity."
       Daily Graphic.—"A spirited story, with a generous supply of sparkling dialogue and lively incident."
       Yorkshire Post.—"More exciting adventure, told with more spirit and humour, it would be hard to find."
GREEN SEA ISLAND 6s. net
MILLS & BOON, Ltd., 40 Rupert Street, London, W. 1
I. A. R. WYLIE'S NOVELS
THE RED MIRAGE 6s. and 2s. net'
Standard.—"It is a novel fall of movement and & possesses the power to fascinate."
       Nottingham Guardian.—"A wonderfully vivid and striking literary picture. No writer has greater power in piling up waves of emotion."
THE DAUGHTER OF BRAHMA 6s. and 2s. net
       Daily Mail.—"A remarkable novel"
THE TEMPLE OF DAWN 6s. and 2s. net
       Evening Standard.—"Will add considerably to her already very high reputation."
       Morning Post.—"A pathetic and moving story."
TRISTRAM SAHIB 6s. and 2s. 6d. net
       Daily Mail.—"A fine dramatic story—it never loses its grip on the reader."
HAPPY ENDINGS 6s. and 1s. 6d. net
       Evening Standard.—" Miss Wylie has a most fertile imagination."
ARMCHAIR STORIES6s. and 1s. 6d net
       Daily Telegraph.—"Each is finely imagined."
THE SHINING HEIGHTS 6s. and 2s. net
       Times.—"A really fine novel."
THE DUCHESS IN PURSUIT 6s. and 2s. net
THE RAJAH'S PEOPLE 2s. net
MILLS & BOON, Ltd., 40 Rupert Street, London, W. 1
LOUISE GERARD'S NOVELS
THE WITCH CHILD
6s. and 2s. net
       To-Day.—"One of the romances of the year."
DAYS OF PROBATION
6s. and 2s. net
       "All about hospital life. Full of vivacity."
LIFE'S SHADOW SHOW
6s. and 2s. net
       "A very able novel written with much vigour and undeniable charm.... Miss Gerard's best novel."
FLOWER-OF-THE-MOON
6s. and 2s. net
       Times.—"A dainty romance."
THE VIRGIN'S TREASURE
6s. and 2s. net
       Sunday Times.—"A story of unusual interest."
A TROPICAL TANGLE
6s. and 2s. net
       Liverpool Post.—"Having taken up the book we found ourselves loth to lay it aside until we had turned the last page."
THE SWIMMER 6s. net
THE MYSTERY OF GOLDEN LOTUS 6s. net
MILLS & BOON, Ltd., 40 Rupert Street, London, W. 1
Loved by Children. Selling In Thousands
THE CADBY BOOKS
New Volume
TOPSY AND TURVY. A Book of Holidays.
With 40 illustrations from photographs. One of the most delightful books of the year. 3s. net.
Volumes already issued
THE DOLLS' DAY. 3s. net.
FINDING A FAIRY. 3s. net
PUPPIES AND KITTENS. 3s. net
BY HARRY GRAHAM
Illustrated by LEWIS BAUMER
DEPORTMENTAL DITTIES. Fcap. 8vo. Fifth Edition. 3s. 6d. net.
       Daily Chronicle.—'All clever, generally flippant, invariably amusing."
CANNED CLASSICS. Fcap. 8vo. Second Edition. 3s. 6d net.
       Evening Standard.—"One long delight"
THE BOLSTER BOOK: A Book for the Bedside. Fifth Edition. Fcap. 8vo. 3s. 6d. net.
       Daily Graphic.—" Most refreshing and delightfully funny."
RHYMES FOR RIPER YEARS. Illustrated by Norah Brassey. Second Edition. Crown 4to. 3s. 6d net.
       Times—"Light humour which never fails to please."
MILLS & BOON, Ltd., 40 Rupert Street, London, W. 1
JOAN SUTHERLAND'S NOVELS
Cloth 2s. net each. Postage 4d.
Fettered (Cophetua's Son)
       Daily Mail.—"A vivid tale."
       Scotsman.—"Grips the reader's attention. Produces quite a thrill."
The Hidden Road
       Morning Post.—"A story of great adventure well and originally told. A warm and interesting piece of writing."
Beyond the Shadow
       "A modern love story told in the author's best style."
The Dawn
The Edge of Empire
       Dundee Courier—"Splendid, a most enjoyable novel."
The Locust
       Outlook.—"An interesting book all through."
       Sheffield Telegraph.—"A strong love interest holds the attention."
MILLS & BOON, Ltd., 40 Rupert Street, London, W. 1
JACK LONDON'S NOVELS
THE RED ONE.
HEARTS OF THREE.
MICHAEL, BROTHER OF JERRY.
THE STRENGTH OF THE STRONG.
THE NIGHT-BORN.
THE LITTLE LADY OF THE BIG HOUSE.
THE JACKET.
THE VALLEY OF THE MOON.
JOHN BARLEYCORN.
BEFORE ADAM.
THE SCARLET PLAGUE, (Entirely New)
THE GOD OF HIS FATHERS.
THE IRON HEEL.
THE MUTINY OF THE ELSINORE.
ADVENTURE.
THE CRUISE OF THE "SNARK".
THE CRUISE OF THE "DAZZLER".
LOST FACE.
SOUTH SEA TALES.
WHEN GOD LAUGHS.
THE ROAD. (Entirely New.)
THE HOUSE OF PRIDE. (Entirely New.)
LOVE OF LIFE.
SMOKE BELLEW.
AN ODYSSEY OF THE NORTH.
CHILDREN OF THE FROST.
MILLS & BOON, Ltd., 40 Rupert Street, London, W. 1