GIFT BOOKS, ESSAYS, Etc.
Reading edition
JOHN T. FARIS Author "Winning Their Way."
"Making Good"
Pointers for the Man of To-morrow
12mo, cloth, net $1.25.
Dr. J. R. Miller says: "Sixty intimate messages to young men and boys on the things that make for success or failure. Bright and short and full of illustrations from actual life, they are just the sort that will help young men in the home, in school, among associates and in business. Everywhere is the suggestion of the necessity for Christ if men would build up fine character and make life worth while."
JEANETTE MARKS, M. A.
A Girl's School Days and After
Introduction by Mary K. Woolley, President of Mt. Holyoke College. 12mo, cloth, net 75c.
In twelve most readable and suggestive chapters ranging from "The Freshman Year" through "School Friendships," "The Students Room," "Tools of Study and Their Use," "The Joy of Work," "The Right Sort of leisure," "The Girls Outdoor Life," to "The Work to Be," the author writes in a practical yet interesting way of wellnigh every phase of the girl and her school.
FREDERICK LYNCH Director of N. Y. Peace Society.
The Peace Problem
The Task of the Twentieth Century
Introduction by Andrew Carnegie. Cloth, net 75c.
Andrew Carnegie commends this book in no stinted terms. "I have read this book from beginning to end with interest and profit. I hope large editions will be circulated by our peace organizations among those we can interest in the noblest of all causes."
JAMES M. CAMPBELL, D. D.
Grow Old Along With Me
12mo, cloth, gilt top, net $1.25.
"Shows in most helpful fashion things one should strive for and guard against, things he should leave off doing, as well as others he should put on. It is a pleasant thing to read and it should be a potent factor in leading one to an appreciation of the real beauty and opportunity that lies 'west of fifty years.'"—Chicago Tribune.
MRS. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS
The American Woman and Her Home
12mo, cloth, net $1.25.
The author shares with her gifted husband the power of both entertaining and influencing people with the pen. The remarkable interest awakened lately by Mrs. Hillis' articles in "The Outlook" has inspired this helpful book.