Travel Notes Abroad
MY OWN RECORD
_Arranged by_
CLARA POWERS WILSON
It would be hard to imagine a girl who does not want a real record ofthe ecstatic joys of her first glimpses of foreign lands. This veryattractive book is the first of its kind, and will be found to providefor every kind of an experience that comes to young American travelers.
There are departments for recording the itinerary, the events of thetrip across, friends met, autographs, expenses, different generaldivisions for the various countries, places to keep a memorandum ofhotels where the travelers stayed, also of restaurants, shops,galleries, and purchases, the return trip, etc., etc.
_TRAVEL NOTES ABROAD is profusely illustrated and decorated in two colors with striking cover design, and inclosed in a box. Price, cloth, $1.50; leather, $3.00._
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Publishers The Reilly & Britton Co. Chicago
The Boys' Big Game Series
THE GIANT MOOSE. The monarch of the big Northwest; a story told overcamp fires in the reek of cedar smoke and the silence of the barrens.
THE WHITE TIGER OF NEPAL. The weird story of the man-killer of thefoothills. Tinged with the mysticism of India, dramatic and stirring.
THE BLIND LION OF THE CONGO. A story of the least known part of theearth and its most feared beast. A gripping tale of the land of thewhite pigmies.
THE KING BEAR OF KADIAK ISLAND. A tale of the bully of the FrozenNorth and his mysterious guardian. A game-and-man-story that makes agood boy-story.
_The topnotch of production in boys' books. Remarkable covers and four-color jackets. Illustrations and cover designs by Dan Sayre Grosbeck._
The REILLY & BRITTON CO. PUBLISHERS, CHICAGO
The Boy Scouts of the Air Books
_By_ GORDON STUART
Are stirring stories of adventure in which real boys, clean-cut and wide-awake, do the things other wide-awake boys like to read about.
_Four titles, per volume, 60 cents_
THE BOY SCOUTS OF THE AIR AT EAGLE CAMP
THE BOY SCOUTS OF THE AIR AT GREENWOOD SCHOOL
THE BOY SCOUTS OF THE AIR IN INDIAN LAND
THE BOY SCOUTS OF THE AIR IN NORTHERN WILDS
_Splendid Illustrations by Norman Hall_
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Publishers The Reilly & Britton Co. Chicago
_The Best Aviation Stories for Boys_
The Aeroplane Boys Series
THE AEROPLANE BOYS SERIES
WHEN SCOUT MEETS SCOUT
ASHTON LAMAR]
THE AEROPLANE BOYS SERIES
BATTLING THE BIGHORN
ASHTON LAMAR]
These are the newest and most exciting books of aeroplane adventure. Aspecial point is the correctness of the aviation details.
_1. IN THE CLOUDS FOR UNCLE SAM Or, Morey Marshall of the Signal Corps_
_2. THE STOLEN AEROPLANE Or, How Bud Wilson Made Good_
_3. THE AEROPLANE EXPRESS Or, The Boy Aeronaut's Grit_
_4. THE BOY AERONAUTS' CLUB Or, Flying for Fun_
_5. A CRUISE IN THE SKY Or, The Legend of the Great Pink Pearl_
_6. BATTLING THE BIGHORN Or, The Aeroplane in the Rockies_
_7. WHEN SCOUT MEETS SCOUT Or, The Aeroplane Spy_
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Publishers The Reilly & Britton Co. Chicago
The Famous AIRSHIP BOYS SERIES]
_By_ H.L. SAYLER
_SEVEN TITLES_
1. THE AIRSHIP BOYS Or, The Quest of the Aztec Treasure2. THE AIRSHIP BOYS ADRIFT Or, Saved by an Aeroplane3. THE AIRSHIP BOYS DUE NORTH Or, By Balloon to the Pole4. THE AIRSHIP BOYS IN THE BARREN LANDS Or, The Secret of the White Eskimos5. THE AIRSHIP BOYS IN FINANCE Or, The Flight of the Flying Cow6. THE AIRSHIP BOYS' OCEAN FLYER Or, New York to London in Twelve Hours7. THE AIRSHIP BOYS AS DETECTIVES Or, On Secret Service in Cloudland
Fascinating stories of that wonderful region of invention whereimagination and reality so nearly meet. There is no more interestingfield for stories for wide-awake boys. Mr. Sayler combines a remarkablenarrative ability with a degree of technical knowledge that makes thesebooks correct in all airship details. Full of adventure without beingsensational.
_The make-up of these books is strictly up-to-date and fetching. The covers are emblematic, and the jackets are showy and in colors. The illustrations are full of dash and vim. Standard novel size, 12mo. Price $1.00 each._
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Publishers The Reilly & Britton Co. Chicago
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