The sun., 1918-09-29
Fiction.

J. W. MCSPADpEE Fourteen stories by
such authors Is Defoe, Scott, Gaskell, Bull
wer -Lytton, Marryat, Poe, o 'Brien, Haw-
thorne, Irving, Dickens and Kipling. New
York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company.
$1.25.
For Children.
TWIN TRAVELLERS IN SOUTH AMER
ICA. By MARY II. WADE. Adventures
of an American boy and girl with much
pleasantly presented information about
South American countries. New York:
Frederick A. Stokes Company. 81.
OVER INDIAN AND ANIMAL TRAILS.
by JEAN N. THOMPSON. Tales told by
the Old Chief to Little Beaver by the
campfire. New York: Frederick A. Stokes
Company. 81.
LITTLE ALLIES. BIZ BEATRICE FORBES
ROBERTSON HALE. Adventures in patriot
ism of three little New Workers and of q
little French visitor. New York: Fred
eriek A. Stokes Company. $50.
THE JOELY BOOK OF FUNCRAFT. By
PArrES BEARD. An anthology of games
and frolics. New York: Frederick 4.
Stokes Company. $50.
KATHARINE Il. JUDSoN. Stories for chill
upOu tDiu VI
children years ago, and said to be taken
from authentic sources. Boston: Little,
Brown & Co. $1.35.
MOTHER WEST WIND WHERE"
STORIES. By THORNTON ". BURGESS.
This is the eighth of a series Of books for
children from to IL years. The book
contains sixteen sbort stories and many
colorel Illustrations. Boston: Little,
Brown & Co. 81.
SNIFFY, SNAPPY AND VELVET PAW.
By Ruth o. DYER This is story of the
adventures of three little mice. written TO
amuse a certain small boy who had be-
come intensely interested in a little mouse
that paid frequent visits to his room. Bos
ton: Little, Brown & Co. so cents.
RHYMES AND TALES FOR CHILDREN.
BY ETA AUSTIN BLAIsDELL AND MARY
FRANCES BLAIsDELI.- These rhymes and
stories are mainly written for the children
who are just beginning school. Boston:
Little, Brown & Co. IS cents.
For Boys.
THE BIG GAME. BY LAWRENCE PERRY.
The story Of Tom Kerry fight for clean
amateur athletics. New York: Charles
Scribner 8 Sons. $1.35.
THE BOOK OF BRAVERY. BY HENRY
W. LAEIER. Such men as CcIlini and
Trenek, who faced death to escape it; men
like Cortez and Pizarro, who dared any
thing for love of booty; the brave who
charged at Balaclava or stood at Waterloo
and whose inspiration was discipline and
duty. New York: Charles Scribner's
Sons. 81.
UNDER ORDERS. By HAROLD S. LATHAM.
Tho story of Tim Scarsboro, happy go
aHxy GB-hI IL Iol - a. l..
his boundless energy in the Pettibone
Boys Club. New York: The Macmillan
Company. $1.35.
ON THE OVERLAND STAGE. BY EDWIN
l.. SADrN. Buffalo Bill and Mark Twain
are characters in the story. New York:
Thomas Y. Crowel Company. $1.2j.
For Girls.
FIVE IN A FORD. BY MARY =. WELLS
SMITH. This is the fourth book of sum-
mer vacation series, and the story of tho
many pleasant and adventuresome trips
in Ford car of the Knight family, con-
sisting of father, mother, Ned, Dorothy
and Laurie. Boston: Little, Brown &
Co. $l.35.
For Housekeepers.
THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
BY G. W. TABER. One of Lippincott's
Homo Manuals. Deals with everything
from the family income to real estate
titles. Philadelphia: j. b. Lippincott
Company. So.
CAMOUFLAGE COOKERY. COMPILED BY
HELEN WATHEYs MOORE. War time cook
cry from soup to minee pie. New York:
Duffield & Co. 81.
ONE HUNDRED PORTION WAR TINE
RECIPES. By BERTHA E. NErrLEToS
All sorts Of recipes "wheatless, econom-
zeal, tested" Philadelphia: ]. B. Lippin-
colt Company. 81.
Religion.
THE WAY TO LIFE. BY HENRY CHURCH
ILL KING. Chapters on the Sermon ON
the Mount and on war and the teachings
of Jesus. New York: The Macmillan
Company. 80 cents.
Ethnology.
MEN OF TIE OLD STONE AGE. BY
HENRY FAIRFIELD OSBORN. New popular
edition. New York: Charles Seribner 8