Boys of Pluck Series
Reading edition
By Allen Chapman
Illustrated. 12mo. Cloth. 60 cents per volume
The Young Express Agent Or, Bart Stirling's Road Success BART'S father was the express agent in a country town. When an explosion of fireworks rendered him unfit for work, the boy took it upon himself to run the express office. The tale gives a good idea of the express business in general.
Two Boy Publishers Or, From Typecase to Editor's Chair
THIS tale will appear strongly to all lads who wish to know how a newspaper is printed and published. The two boy publishers work their way up, step by step, from a tiny printing office to the ownership of a town paper.
Mail Order Frank Or, A Smart Boy and His Chances
HERE we have a story covering an absolutely new field—that of the mail-order business. How Frank started in a small way and gradually worked his way up to a business figure of considerable importance is told in a fascinating manner.
A Business Boy's Pluck Or, Winning Success
THIS relates the ups and downs of a young storekeeper. He has some keen rivals, but "wins out" in more ways than one. All youths who wish to go into business will want this volume.
The Young Land Agent Or, The Secret of the Borden Estate
THE young land agent had several rivals, and they did all possible to bring his schemes of selling town lots to naught. But Nat persevered, showed up his rivals in their true light, and not only made a success of the business but likewise cleared up his mother's claim to some valuable real estate.
CUPPLES & LEON CO., Publishers, NEW YORK