Illustrated by the author’s own pictures of camp-fire life. 400 Pages. $2.50. A standard and beautifully illustrated book of camp life with advice on all matters pertaining to it. As a camp owner, a director of boys’ activities for many years, the author knows what advice is needed and how to give it interestingly. CAMP-FIRE YARNS; or FAMOUS STORIES TOLD AROUND THE CAMP-FIRE. 352 Pages. $1.50. No boy or man has ever forgotten those evenings he spent before the camp-fire, or forgot the stories which were told. Mr. Cheley’s selections are the choicest which have ever been issued. THE MYSTERY OF CHIMNEY ROCK. 320 Pages. $1.75. A fascinating story of the search for gold in the land of the Ute Indians in the days of ’49. The story of this wonderful period of our country’s history should interest every boy. _=FOR FATHERS.=_ THE JOB OF BEING A DAD. 352 Pages. $1.75. DAD, WHOSE BOY IS YOURS? 160 Pages. $1.25. (Pocket size, limp covers.) Every father in the country should read these truly remarkable books. The author is the President of the Father and Son League of America, and has had long experience in work with boys. He says: “This job of being a dad to a real boy is really the biggest job in the world,” and he proves it. BOOKS BY Arthur C. Bartlett SPUNK, LEADER OF THE DOG TEAM. The mainspring of this story is found in those dog sled races which have become an outstanding event of our northern New England season of winter sports. Spunk--strong, masterful, intelligent that he was--won his place in the heart of his master and as leader of the dog team through weeks and months of training. He acquired his name because he refused to whimper when broken limbs had to be set and he justified his name when on the ice fields of Mount Washington he refused to yield an inch when yielding would mean certain death and destruction to all. And when the winning team of the great Derby of dog racing “mushed in” with Spunk in the lead, he verified all the confidence that his master had in him when he christened him “Spunk.” THE SEA DOG. The Sea Dog is a real dog--noble, brave, self-sacrificing and intelligent. Pieface, the hero of the tale, was the only heritage left to this spoiled son of a millionaire who, when the boy was young, lost his all, leaving his lad to the mercies of the world. Downcast and discouraged, the lad even tried to drown his only legacy. Fortunately the dog lived and became of material assistance to his master in regaining his confidence in himself and his ability to meet the world on an equality. _=Colored Jackets, Attractively Illustrated, $1.75 each.=_ _BOOKS BY_ LEWIS E. THEISS =IN CAMP AT FORT BRADY.= A Camping Story. 304 pages. =HIS BIG BROTHER.= A Story of the Struggles and Triumphs of a Little Son of Liberty. 320 pages. =LUMBERJACK BOB.= A Tale of the Alleghanies. 320 pages.