MANTRAP A clever satire on the adventures of a New York lawyer seeking rest and diversion in the northwoods. Instead of rest he finds trouble in the person of his host’s wife—young, pretty and flirtatious. ARROWSMITH The story of a country doctor whose search for truth led him to the heights of the medical profession, to the heights and depths of love and marriage and to final peace as a quietly heroic laboratory worker in the backwoods of Vermont. BABBITT Every man will recognize in the character of George Babbitt, something of himself. He was a booster and a joiner, but behind all of his activities was a wistful wonder as to what life holds. MAIN STREET Carol Kennicott’s attempt to bring life and culture to Gopher Prairie and Gopher Prairie’s reaction toward her teachings have made this book one of the most famous of the last decade. GROSSET & DUNLAP, Publishers, NEW YORK STIRRING TALES OF THE GREAT WAR May be had wherever books are sold. Ask for Grosset & Dunlap’s list WAR BIRDS ... The Diary of an Unknown Aviator Soaring, looping, zooming, spitting hails of leaden death, planes everywhere in a war darkened sky. WAR BIRDS is a tale of youth, loving, fighting, dying. SERGEANT EADIE ... Leonard Nason This is the private history of the hard luck sergeant whose exploits in CHEVRONS made that story one of the most dramatic and thrilling of war books. WINGS ... John Monk Saunders Based on the great Paramount picture, WINGS is the Big Parade of the air, the gallant, fascinating story of an American air pilot. LEAVE ME WITH A SMILE ... Elliott W. Springs Henry Winton, a famous ace, thrice decorated, twice wounded and many times disillusioned returns after the war to meet Phyllis, one of the new order of hard-drinking, unmoral girls. NOCTURNE MILITAIRE ... Elliott White Springs War, with wine and women, tales of love, madness, heroism; flyers reckless in their gestures toward life and death. CHEVRONS ... Leonard Nason One of the sensations of the post-war period, CHEVRONS discloses the whole pageantry of war with grim truth flavored with the breezy vulgarity of soldier dialogue. THREE LIGHTS FROM A MATCH ... L. Nason Three long short stories, each told with a racy vividness, the real terror in war with the sputter of machine guns. TOWARD THE FLAME ... Hervey Allen A maelstrom of tremendous incident along the American Front during the memorable summer of 1918. Magnificent and real. THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED A thriller of the eagles of the air, full of romance, chivalry and madcap bravery. GROSSET & DUNLAP, Publishers, NEW YORK RAFAEL SABATINI’S NOVELS May be had wherever books are sold. Ask for Grosset & Dunlap’s list Jesi, a diminutive city of the Italian Marches, was the birthplace of Rafael Sabatini.