lustrated. Cloth, $1.25 net.
Postpaid, $1.37.

A bright, breezy story about a young club man, who spends all of his
time and most of his comfortable income in providing matrimonial and
other opportunities for his friends. "Very entertaining, full of dash
and vivacity and of cleverness."--_Richmond Times Dispatch._

THE DIARY OF A FRESHMAN. By Charles Macomb Flandrau, author of "Viva
Mexico," "Prejudices," etc. New edition. 12mo. Cloth, 75 cents net.
Postpaid, 87 cents.

This classic of undergraduate life relates the adventures and
misadventures of a youth fresh from a Western home, who is suddenly
dropped into the turmoil of his opening year at a great Eastern college.
From the moment that "Mamma left for home" right up to Class Day, the
author chronicles minutely and most amusingly the experiences of his
freshman hero.

HALCYONE. By Elinor Glyn, author of "The Reason Why," "His Hour," etc.
Cloth, $1.30 net. Postpaid, $1.42.

Mrs. Glyn's new novel is a very modern love story in which the
principals are a dreamy little girl--a finished product of Greek life
and thought--and a rising young politician, with a fine old professor as
the god in the machine. The scenes are laid in a beautiful park in
England, and on the Continent. It is an up-to-date idyll, rich in
romance, rapid in action, pure, clean, wholesome, inspiring. The host of
readers of "The Reason Why" will find this new story exactly to their
liking.

SHARROW. By the Baroness von Hutten, author of "Pam," "Our Lady of the
Beeches," "He and Hecuba," etc. Cloth, $1.30 net. Postpaid, $1.42.

"Sharrow" is a story of complicated plot woven around the possession of
a wonderful old estate owned by the Sharrows since the Middle Ages. "It
is a book of flesh and blood and character, of individuality and power.
Real people walk through its pages and real motives and emotions direct
the movement of the story."--_New York Evening Sun_. "The spell of
Sharrow is cast over the reader before he knows it."--_Baltimore News_.

FAITH BRANDON. By Henrietta Dana Skinner, author of "Espiritu Santo,"
"Heart and Soul," etc. With Frontispiece. Cloth, $1.30 net. Postpaid,
$1.42.

Mrs. Skinner's new novel has for its heroine a most piquant and
delightful American girl, who, at the age of sixteen, falls in love with
a Russian prince. He is a man of lofty character with a serious purpose
in life and devotes his energies to political journalism. The course of
true love runs a