The complete and accurate ritual of the First Seven Masonic Degrees of the Blue Lodge and Chapter, by Jacob O. Doesburg, Past Master of Unity Lodge, Holland, Michigan, a Royal Arch Mason, with full Monitorial and Scripture Readings and the Secret Work profusely illustrated. The exact Michigan "Work," with a Historical Sketch of the Order and a critical analysis of each degree by President J. Blanchard. Also the legal attestation of the accuracy of the ritual by the author and others. Paper cover $1.50 Cloth 2.00 First Three Degrees, paper 1.00 Cloth 1.50 THE MASTER'S CARPET; By Edmond Ronayne, Past Master of Keystone Lodge, No. 639, Chicago. The work contains 406 pages, illustrated with 50 engravings, and is substantially bound in cloth. Price $1.25 Explains the true source and meaning of every ceremony and symbol of the Blue Lodge, showing the basis on which the ritual is founded. By a careful perusal of this work, a more thorough knowledge of the principles of the order can be obtained than by attending the Lodge for years. Every Mason, every person contemplating becoming a member, and even those who are indifferent on the subject, should procure and carefully read this work. MAH-HAH-BONE; By Edmond Ronayne. Bound in fine cloth, 690 pages, 135 illustrations. Price $2.25 Comprises the "Hand Book of Free Masonry" and "Master's Carpet" in one volume. The value and convenience of this combined book will be seen at once. As the Master's Carpet frequently refers by foot notes to the Hand Book, and the Hand Book as frequently refers to the "Carpet," by having both books under one cover, reference can be made in an instant. It is cheaper; as the Carpet at $1.25 and the Hand Book at $1.50 would make $2.75, while the combined book sells in fine cloth binding at $2.25 EZRA A. COOK, Publisher (Incorporated) 26 E. Van Buren St. Chicago HAND BOOK OF FREE MASONRY; By Edmond Ronayne, Past Master of Keystone Lodge, No. 639, Chicago. Latest Revised Edition, with portraits enlarged to 284 pages, 85 illustrations This work gives the correct or "Standard" work and ritual of Masonry; the proper position of each officer in the Lodge room, order of opening and closing the Lodge, dress of candidate, ceremony of initiation, the correct method of conferring the three degrees of "Ancient Craft Masonry," Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason, the proper manner of conducting the business of the Lodge, and giving the signs, grips, pass-words, etc., all of which are accurately illustrated with 85 engravings.