“That’s so,” Peanut reflected. “Aw, the stiffs! I hadn’t thought about ’em till just this minute. The stiffs! Think of the fun they missed!” It was eight o’clock the next morning when the five Scouts and Mr. Rogers, tanned and lean, with shoes battered and worn thin by the stony trails, marched up Southmead Main Street from the railroad station, and found the village just as they had left it. “It’s all here, as if we’d never been away!” said Rob. “But we are changed,” said Lou. “We’ve got pictures in our heads, and memories, that we didn’t have before. We’ve lifted up our eyes unto the hills!” “And our feet, too,” said Peanut. “Yes, sir, we are changed. These old Southmead hills haven’t grown smaller, but our eyes have grown bigger.” “You’re a psychologist, Peanut,” laughed Mr. Rogers. “I’m a hungry one, whatever it is,” Peanut replied. “Hope ma has saved some oatmeal.” “So do I!” “So do I!” “So do I!” “So do I!” “We seem to have the same old appetites, anyhow!” laughed Rob, as the White Mountain hike ended at the post-office, and the six hikers scattered for their homes. THE END BOOKS BY Walter P. Eaton ADULT =SKY-LINE CAMPS.= A Notebook of a Wanderer in our Northwestern Mountains. 320 pp. Cloth, boxed, $2.50. A gift book for every home. Mr. Eaton is a great lover of the out-of-doors and in this volume his power of description finds its greatest opportunity. Lovers of nature and those who enjoy beauty truthfully pictured will find in this volume a treasure house of enjoyment. Beautifully illustrated with many and rare photographs. =PENGUIN PERSONS AND PEPPERMINTS.= A Volume of Essays. By Walter Prichard Eaton, author, critic and playwright. 252 pp. Cloth, $1.50. Fascinating from beginning to end. There are few authors who have greater ability than Mr. Eaton in making his readers feel they are in intimate touch with the very purpose and thought of the writer. This volume will cover every varying mood of the reader. =THE IDYL OF TWIN FIRES.= New. Illustrated with frontispiece and pen and ink drawings by Thomas Fogarty. Attractively bound and enclosed in a box. $2.50. This genuine and human story of a young college professor who heeded the call to country life, will appeal to thousands. Mr. Eaton is here at his best as he writes of the beauties of country living. =GREEN TRAILS AND UPLAND PASTURES.= Appreciation of Nature, ranging from Massachusetts to Montana, but chiefly about the Berkshires in their subtle and intimate moods. Beautifully illustrated by Walter King Stone. Cloth, boxed, $2.50 BOOKS BY Frank H. Cheley BOY RIDERS OF THE ROCKIES; or CAMPING ON TOP OF THE WORLD. 14 full page illustrations from the author’s own photographs. 336 Pages. $2.00. A true story of a wonderful boys’ camp high up in the Colorado Rockies where annually scores of boys are living again the grand old days of Buffalo Bill and Kit Carson. THE BOYS’ BOOK OF CAMP FIRES.