By YAN PHOU LEE 12mo Cloth Illustrated from photographs $.75 New York Independent says: “Yan Phou Lee was one of the young men sent to this country to be educated here, and finally matriculated at Yale, where he graduated with honor. ‘When I was a Boy in China’ embodies his recollections of his native country. It is certainly attractive, with more room for nature to operate and play in freely than is generally attributed to Chinese life.” _For sale by all booksellers, or sent postpaid on receipt of price by the publishers_ LOTHROP, LEE & SHEPARD CO., BOSTON THE FROLICSOME FOUR by EDITH L. and ARIADNE GILBERT Illustrated by JOSEPHINE BRUCE Large 12mo Price $1.00 [Illustration: THE FROLICSOME FOUR EDITH L. GILBERT AND ARIADNE GILBERT ] The story of two brothers and two sisters who are as noble in character as they are enthusiastic in play. The authors have drawn wholesome child-life with remarkable effect, and this book will win a conspicuous place for that reason. Everyone will be interested in the fine scholarship of Larry, the jolly spirits of Gwen, and the tenderness of little Polly. And when finally Billy, well-meaning and awkward Billy, actually wins a prize in a most unexpected way, the charm of the story is complete. Miss Bruce has well caught the spirit of the story in her illustrations, and with its merry-looking cover, large, clear print, good paper and broad margins, this is exactly the book to choose for young boys and girls. “The authors have woven a clever juvenile tale, portraying child-life with that truth that will appeal to the young reader.”--_Providence News._ “The story is happily told, and presents a pretty picture of vigorous and wholesome American child-life.”--_Indianapolis Sentinel._ “The story is a charming one, and the whole ‘get up’ of the book suits the contents.”--_Episcopal Recorder, Philadelphia._ “The adventures of two brothers and two sisters are happily told. They are funny, pathetic, and always lead the child reader or hearer to think of the real happiness of the dutiful and unselfish traits of character.”--_New York Observer._ “The book is natural and wholesome, and its attractive appearance in pictures and type will make it a favorite with children.”--_Portland Express._ _For sale by all booksellers, or sent postpaid on receipt of price by the publishers._ Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co., Boston _Cordelia’s Pathway Out_ By EDNA A. FOSTER Editor of Children’s Page in the “Youth’s Companion” Illustrated by Clara E. Atwood 12mo Cloth $1.00 [Illustration: CORDELIA’S PATHWAY OUT EDNA A FOSTER ]