ISKERS, JR., AND HIS CHUMS
BILLY WHISKERS' GRAND-CHILDREN
BILLY WHISKERS' VACATION
BILLY WHISKERS KIDNAPPED
BILLY WHISKERS' TWINS
BILLY WHISKERS IN AN AEROPLANE
BILLY WHISKERS IN TOWN
BILLY WHISKERS OUT WEST
BILLY WHISKERS IN THE SOUTH
BILLY WHISKERS' ADVENTURES
BILLY WHISKERS IN THE MOVIES
BILLY WHISKERS OUT FOR FUN
BILLY WHISKERS' FROLICS
BILLY WHISKERS AT HOME
BILLY WHISKERS' PRANKS
BILLY WHISKERS IN MISCHIEF
BILLY WHISKERS AND THE RADIO
BILLY WHISKERS' TREASURE HUNT

Quarto, six full color illustrations and many black-and-white drawings,
bound in cloth, colored jacket. Price, $1.25 each.

THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY
AKRON, OHIO

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EVERY CHILD'S LIBRARY

No child has come into his full and rightful heritage in the world of
books until he has read the stories comprising

Every Child's Library

HEIDI--Spyri
TREASURE ISLAND--Stevenson
EAST O' THE SUN AND WEST O' THE MOON--Dasent
HANS BRINKER--Dodge
THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON--Wyss
ROBINSON CRUSOE--Defoe
PINOCCHIO--D. Collodi
ROBIN HOOD--Gilbert
KING ARTHUR FOR BOYS--Gilbert
ANIMAL STORIES--P. T. Barnum
KIDNAPPED--Stevenson
CORNELLI, HER CHILDHOOD--Spyri
A CHRISTMAS CAROL--Dickens
A DOG OF FLANDERS--Ouida
THE CUCKOO CLOCK--Molesworth
JIM DAVIS--Masefield
AT THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND--MacDonald
THE PRINCESS AND CURDIE--MacDonald
THE PRINCESS AND THE GOBLIN--MacDonald
BLACK BEAUTY--Sewell
MAXA'S CHILDREN--Spyri
A LITTLE SWISS BOY--Spyri
UNCLE TITUS IN THE COUNTRY--Spyri
THE BLACK ARROW--Stevenson
THE RED FAIRY BOOK--Lang
THE BLUE FAIRY BOOK--Lang
GRANNY'S WONDERFUL CHAIR--Browne
LITTLE MEN--Alcott
AN OLD-FASHIONED GIRL--Alcott

Each volume is well illustrated, is bound in cloth and has a jacket in
colors.

THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO.
AKRON, OHIO

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JOHN NEWBERY SERIES

Early in the 18th century John Newbery was born in a little Berkshire
village in England, and became a bookman in the old St. Paul's
churchyard.

It was he who first believed children needed books of their own, and he
set about to supply that need. Many of the old stories, quaint jingles
and nursery rhymes we have to-day are due to him. It is therefore
peculiarly fitting this series, comprising the best written for
childhood, should bear his name.

THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN--Robert Browning
THE KING OF THE GOLDEN RI