FICTION AND JUVENILE
CHARLES M. SHELDON
In His Steps Today
What Would Jesus Do Regarding the Problems of Today?
$1.25
"Read with eager interest. It will awaken many fellow-Christians to see new fields in which to apply all the Christianity there is."—Prof. Graham Taylor in Chicago Commons.
WILLIAM S. WALKLEY
Three Golden Days
Tan-Bark Tales—Illustrated.
$1.25
With marked fidelity the author reproduces the atmosphere of the Big Tent with its tan-bark ring, lumbering elephants, prancing horses, and mirth-provoking clown.
MARGARET E. SANGSTER
The Island of Faith
A Story of New York's East Side.
$1.25
"For it is a girl's story and one that can safely be put into the hands of awakening womanhood, since it will not only give them the romance girls crave, but will show them what one girl's fine, high visions did for humanity."—Examiner.
DUDLEY OLIVER OSTERHELD
What the Wild Flowers Tell Us
Nature Talks With Young People. Thirty Illustrations by the Author.
$1.50
A series of short talks suitable for use among young folk. Each fascinating story draws a moral and spiritual lesson from the flower subjects, all suggestive of many highly desirable qualities of mind and heart.
MABEL HAWLEY SCOTT
Billee
The Story of a Little Boy and a Big Bear.
Illustrated.
$1.50
"It is a story for boys, old and young, a really delightful animal story without the faults that some of them have—pleasing—well-written—entertaining throughout."
Syracuse Sunday Herald.