BY EDEN PHILLPOTTS Author of “Brunel’s Tower,” etc. _Cloth, 12mo, $1.50_ Delabole is a Cornish slate mining town and the tale which Mr. Phillpotts tells against it as a background, one in which a matter of honor or conscience is the pivot, is dramatic in situation and doubly interesting because of the moral problem which it presents. Mr. Phillpotts’s artistry and keen perception of those motives which actuate conduct have never been better exhibited. “_Old Delabole_,” says Elia W. Peattie in the _Chicago Tribune_, “is unusual. Its characters stand up boldly like monoliths against a gray sky. The struggle of life and the philosophy of life, old age as well as youth, dullness as well as quiet wisdom, play their part in the tale.” The Extra Day BY ALGERNON BLACKWOOD _Dec. cloth, 12mo, $1.35_ The joyousness of life lived in an imaginative world is Mr. Blackwood’s theme, a theme not unlike Maeterlinck’s _The Bluebird_. His new story is fine in literary quality and in imaginative conception. A group of delightful children learn to gain for themselves an “extra day” which, as a matter of time, does not count, and this day is filled with wonderful adventures. As in some of his other writings Mr. Blackwood plays about the idea that little children are so close to the line that divides the mysteries of the spiritual world from the actualities that in fancy they pass back and forth across this line. “A very charming flight of exquisite fancy, fascinating to grownups who have the slightest spark of youth still flickering within them,” is the _Duluth Herald’s_ comment on _The Extra Day_. “It fixes more firmly than ever the title that has been so well bestowed upon Algernon Blackwood—‘artistic realist of the unseen world.’” —_Duluth Herald._ Heart’s Kindred BY ZONA GALE Author of “Christmas,” “The Loves of Pelleas and Etarre,” etc. _Cloth, 12mo, $1.35_