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NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF

Mrs. Georgie Sheldon’s Books

At great expense, we have prepared a New Illustrated Edition of the works of Mrs. Georgie Sheldon, as listed below. Every reader of romantic fiction is familiar with this writer’s splendid work. We know this to be a fact, because of the enormous sales of Mrs. Sheldon’s books. Over thirty millions have been sold to date and they are gaining in popularity every day.

The handsome colored covers of these books are by such famous artists as Harrison Fisher. Each book contains three full-page, half-tone illustrations by other artists of note. No better or more attractive books have ever been offered to the public in paperbound edition.

PRICE, 15 CENTS ISSUED SEMI-MONTHLY ALL TITLES ALWAYS IN PRINT

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1—Dorothy Arnold’s EscapeBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

2—True Love EnduresBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

3—Earle Wayne’s NobilityBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

4—Virgie’s InheritanceBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

5—Threads Gathered UpBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

6—Faithful ShirleyBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

7—Her Faith RewardedBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

8—NoraBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

9—Helen’s VictoryBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

10—Love’s ConquestBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

11—TrixyBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

12—MaxBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about January 1st, 1914.

13—Her Heart’s VictoryBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about January 15th, 1914.

14—Brownie’s TriumphBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about February 1st, 1914.

15—Geoffrey’s VictoryBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about February 15th, 1914.

16—For Love and HonorBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about March 2d, 1914.

17—A True AristocratBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about March 16th, 1914.

18—The Forsaken BrideBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about April 1st, 1914.

19—Marguerite’s HeritageBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about April 15th, 1914.

20—Marguerite’s Heritage, Vol. IIBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

(How Will It End?)

Published about May 1st, 1914.

21—Lost, a PearleBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about May 15th, 1914.

22—The Lily of MordauntBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about June 1st, 1914.

23—The Lily of Mordaunt, Vol. IIBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

(He Loves Me for Myself.)

Published about June 15th, 1914.

24—Sibyl’s InfluenceBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about July 1st, 1914.

25—The Masked BridalBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about July 15th, 1914.

26—MonaBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

Published about August 1st, 1914.

27—Mona, Vol. IIBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

(True Love’s Reward.)

Published about August 15th, 1914.

28—Edrie’s LegacyBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

In order that there may be no confusion, we desire to say that the books listed above will be issued, during the respective months, in New York City and vicinity. They may not reach the readers, at a distance, promptly, on account of delays in transportation.

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