by Roy Rockwood
THE CURLYTOPS SERIES BY HOWARD R. GARIS Author of the famous “Bedtime Animal Stories” _12mo. Cloth. Beautifully Illustrated. Jacket in full color._ _Price per volume, 50 cents, net_
Splendid stories for the little girls and boys, told by one who is apast master in the art of entertaining young people.
THE CURLYTOPS AT CHERRY FARM _or Vacation Days in the Country_
A tale of happy vacation days on a farm. The Curlytops have manyexciting adventures.
THE CURLYTOPS ON STAR ISLAND _or Camping out with Grandpa_
The Curlytops were delighted when grandpa took them to camp on StarIsland. There they had great fun and also helped to solve a realmystery.
THE CURLYTOPS SNOWED IN _or Grand Fun with Skates and Sleds_
Winter was a jolly time for the Curlytops, with their skates and sleds,but when later they were snowed in they found many new ways to enjoythemselves.
THE CURLYTOPS AT UNCLE FRANK’S RANCH _or Little Folks on Pony Back_
Out West on their uncle’s ranch they have a wonderful time among thecowboys and on pony back.
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THE PATSY CARROLL SERIES BY GRACE GORDON _12mo. Illustrated. Beautiful cloth binding, stamped in gold with_ _cover inlay and jacket in colors._ _Price Per Volume $1.25 Net._
_This fascinating series is permeated with the vibrant atmosphere of thegreat outdoors. The vacations spent by Patsy Carroll and her chums, thegirl Wayfarers, in the north, east, south and west of the wonderland ofour country, comprise a succession of tales unsurpassed in plot andaction._
PATSY CARROLL AT WILDERNESS LODGE
Patsy Carroll succeeds in coaxing her father to lease one of theluxurious camps at Lake Placid, in the Adirondack Mountains, for thesummer. Once established at Wilderness Lodge, the Wayfarers, as theyhave decided to call themselves, find they are the center of a mysterywhich revolves about a missing will. How the girls solve the mysterymakes a splendid story.
PATSY CARROLL UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES (_New_)
Patsy Carroll and her three chums spend their Easter vacation in an oldmansion in Florida, where an exciting mystery develops, which is solvedby a very curious acrostic found by Patsy, and which leads to veryexciting and satisfactory results, making a capital story.
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THE JANE ALLEN COLLEGE SERIES BY EDITH BANCROFT _12mo. Illustrated. Beautiful cloth binding, stamped in gold with cover inlay and jacket in colors._ _Price Per Volume $1.25 Net._
_This series is a decided departure from the stories usually written oflife in the modern college for young women. They contain a deep andfascinating theme, which has to do with the inner struggle for growth.An authoritative account of the life of the college girl as it is livedto-day._
JANE ALLEN OF THE SUB TEAM
When Jane Allen left her beautiful Western home in Montana, sorelyagainst her will, to go East, there to become a freshman at WellingtonCollege, she was sure that she could never learn to endure therestrictions of college life. But she did and the account of Jane’sfirst year at Wellington is well worth reading.
JANE ALLEN: RIGHT GUARD (_New_)
Jane Allen becomes a sophomore at Wellington College, but she has toface a severe trial that requires all her courage and character. Themeaning of true soul-nobility is brought out in the development of thetrying experience. The result is a triumph for being faithful to anideal.
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Transcriber’s Notes:
Italicized phrases are presented by surrounding the text with _underscores_. Boldface phrases are presented by surrounding the text with equal signs. Small capitals have been rendered in full capitals.
Minor spelling, punctuation and typographic errors were corrected silently, except as noted below.
On page 36, changed "Bromely" to "Bromley" to be consistent with other instances of that name in the book.
On page 44, removed sentence break hyphenation from "star-lit", based on usage frequency of "star-lit" and "starlit" during 1900-1920 period.
On page 102, "to" was inserted into the sentence, "“What’s happened him now?” asked Dan."
In the ad pages, the publishers line at the bottom of each page has been normalized with respect to the comma after the word "Publishers".