perfection and with the harmonious print and
paper and binding make the book a little gem.

[_Ready in September_

When Half-Gods Go

_A NOVEL BY JULIA MAGRUDER_

Frontispiece in photogravure. 12mo. 330 pp. $1.50

A new novel by Miss Magruder is always sure of its welcome and _When
Half-Gods Go_ will find for her even a wider audience than she has
hitherto enjoyed. It is a fascinating story of social and musical life
in New York, full of human interest and those happy touches Miss
Magruder can do so well. The title is from Emerson's lines "When
half-gods go the gods arrive." In addition to its charm as a story the
publishers think this book will be presented in the handsomest dress
ever bestowed upon a novel. The fascinating frontispiece is reproduced
in photogravure, the book is printed throughout in two colors, the text
being enclosed in remarkably well done decorations, and the cover
design, in colors, is at once delicate and effective.

[_Ready in September_

THE ANVIL

_A NOVEL BY R. V. RISLEY_

12 mo. Cloth. About 300 pp. $1.50

In _The Anvil_ Mr. Risley has produced a novel which for conception,
dramatic power, and sheer strength of characterization will stand head
and shoulders above the ordinarily well done novel of the day. In it for
the first time Mr. Risley "finds himself" and strikes the strong, clear
note he will sound, with ever increasing strength, in the literature
that lives. It is a novel that will make people _think_.

[_Ready in September_

The Wings of the Morning

_KENTUCKY STORIES BY ELEANOR TALBOT KINKEAD_

12 mo. About 300 pp. $1.50.

This volume by a writer who has already achieved considerable
distinction as a delineator of Kentucky life contains ten stories all of
which are notable for their originality of conception and delicacy of
treatment.

The stories are: _The Wings of the Morning_, _The Sifting of John
Witherspoon_, _The Piggins_, _Penelope's Suitors_, _My Young Miss_, _A
Pseudo Madonna_, _A Point of Honor_, _Mrs. Vail_, _The Pine Tree and the
Palm_, _A Glooming Peace_.

[_Ready in October_

The Lyric Library

A series of little books of verse in which it is the publishers' aim to
include the best work of the representative poets of America. The
volumes are in size a small 16 mo., handsomely printed and bound