A homely little tale of wholesome sentiment, bearing the title, "A Knight In Homespun," has its scene mainly in and about Pocono Mountains in Eastern Pennsylvania. It is told through the medium of the old clock, which for many years had ticked off the time in the hall of the home of Dr. Henry Boosch, while it watched the development of the human drama which went on in the household.--_New York Times._ UNCLE SIM. By Fred Perrine Lake. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. A story with a charming rural setting is "Uncle Sim." It gives admirable portraiture of the types to be found in a country village--pleasant, kindly, royal-hearted folk, whose acquaintance is well worth the reader's while.--_Boston Times._ AT THE SIGN OF THE BLUE ANCHOR. By Grace R. Osgood. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. This tale of Colonial Days in New Jersey takes one among charming people, through delightful and romantic scenes both in the Old World and New. WHERE MEN HAVE WALKED. By H. Henry Rhodes. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. Wild and varied as the ocean itself is this strong tale of pirate deeds and hidden treasures. UP THE GRADE. By David W. Edwards. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. A story of tender filial devotion that should be read by every young man in the land. A tale of a strong, brave man and a true, loving woman. THE TRAGEDY OF THE DESERTED ISLE. By Warren Wood. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. A story woven about the Burr and Blennerhassett conspiracy. Much has been written concerning this famous episode, but in this book many hitherto and amazing unknown incidents are revealed. A COWBOY CAVALIER. By Harriet C. Morse. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. A Texas ranch is the background of a love story whose heroine is an attractive Eastern girl, and her lover a brave cowboy cavalier, giving pictures of rough and tragic customs that will soon be only memories.--_McClurg's Monthly Bulletin._ THE JAYHAWKER. By John A. Martin. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. Mr. Martin's little story is well done and is worth while. His characters are as real as the scenes he depicts, and the incidents which go to embellish his plot are dramatic and full of excitement.--_Boston Herald._ THE LAW OF THE RANGE. By Wayne Groves Barrows. Illustrated. Cloth. Price, $1.50. A vivid and realistic tale of the factional wars waged by the plainsmen of New Mexico a generation ago. For complete list send to The C. M. Clark Publishing Co. Boston, Mass. End of Project Gutenberg's Dolly's College Experiences, by Mabel Cronise Jones