Left absolutely alone, day after day, night after night, month after month, out in the open, in an invalid's chair, he wrote "Once to Every Man," a story of the everlasting hills, the smiling green fields and the running brooks, that throbs with the never ending wonder of woman. _Four Illustrations and Jacket in Colors by Anton Otto Fisher. Price $1.35 net._ FREE "MY FRIEND, O. HENRY," by Seth Moyle, with every copy of "ONCE TO EVERY MAN;" An intimate, heart to heart biography of the great genius' life by the man who helped to discover him. See last page of "Once to Every Man" for this offer. THE H. K. FLY COMPANY, 263 Fifth Ave., New York _Breathe Deep of the Pungent Purple Sage!_ THE LONG CHANCE _By PETER B. KYNE_ Have you ever learned the desert's little ways, chummed up with the mesa, or fought it out with death at the tag end of all creation? Here is a story fresh from the heart of the desert with all of the tang of the West to it that Remington put into his paintings. Surely you have read Mr. Kyne's Western stories in the Saturday Evening Post, Red Book, or Metropolitan Magazine and been thrilled to your finger tips, while the tears came to your eyes as you read of God's real Christians, men who sometimes curse and profane, and flirt with the flesh pots of life; but whose hearts are pure gold. "Surely there is only one quality in humankind that really matters--softening, suffering and despair and turning away wrath, and as Donna knelt by the grave of the man who had possessed that quality to such an extent that he had considered his life cheap as a means of expressing it, she prayed that her infant son might be endowed with the virtues and brains of his father and the wanderer who slept beneath the stone: "_Dear God, help me raise a Man and teach him to be kind_." Four illustrations and jacket in color by Frank Tenney Johnson. Price $1.35 net. THE H. K. FLY COMPANY, 263 Fifth Ave., New York EVERY MAN _should read_ WALTER BROWN'S MODERN MORALITY PLAY "EVERYWOMAN" HER PILGRIMAGE IN QUEST OF LOVE No American play of recent years has been so universally endorsed by Universities, dramatic clubs and critics as this play "Everywoman." Like "Experience" it is allegorical and it was the first successful attempt to revive the ancient morality play of which "Everyman" is the best known example. If you have enjoyed reading "Experience," you will not be disappointed in "Everywoman." Write for a free copy of "A Little Journey to the Home of 'Everywoman'" by Elbert Hubbard. _Bound Uniformly with "Experience"_ 12mo. cloth, illustrated, net $1.00 THE H. K. FLY COMPANY, 263 Fifth Ave., New York