For sixty-four consecutive years, Street & Smith have specialized in the publication of clean, wholesome fiction. During this time we gave the public what it wanted, and as the demand changed, our publications changed with it. What most American readers want at present are the S. & S. novels, especially those in the NEW EAGLE SERIES by Emma Garrison Jones, who wrote straightaway American love stories of exceptional interest and vigor. Mrs. Jones’ works cannot be found in any other line, and for interest they cannot be excelled at the price. Here are some of the best Jones books: =Against Love’s Rules= =No. 890= =All Lost but Love= =No. 868= =Her Twentieth Guest= =No. 860= =His Good Angel= =No. 786= =Just for a Title= =No. 909= If the above are ordered from the publishers, 4c. must be added to the retail price of each copy to cover postage. STREET & SMITH CORPORATION 79 Seventh Avenue, New York City * * * * * A REQUEST Conditions due to the war have made it very difficult for us to keep in print all of the books listed in our catalogues. We still have about fifteen hundred different titles that we are in a position to supply. These represent the best books in our line. We could not afford, in the circumstances, to reprint any of the less popular works. We aim to keep in stock the works of such authors as Bertha Clay, Charles Garvice, May Agnes Fleming, Nicholas Carter, Mary J. Holmes, Mrs. Harriet Lewis, Horatio Alger, and the other famous authors who are represented in our line by ten or more titles. Therefore, if your dealer cannot supply you with exactly the book you want, you are almost sure to find in his stock another title by the same author, which you have not read. It short, we are asking you to take what your dealer can supply, rather than to insist upon just what you want. You won’t lose anything by such substitution, because the books by the authors named are very uniform in quality. In ordering Street & Smith novels by mail, it is advisable to make a choice of at least two titles for each book wanted, so as to give us an opportunity to substitute for titles that are now out of print. STREET & SMITH CORPORATION, 79-89 Seventh Avenue, New York City. * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: Punctuation has been made consistent. Variations in spelling and hyphenation were retained as they appear in the original publication, except that obvious typographical errors have been corrected. The following changes were made: p. 35: Missing letter assumed to be C (Even Madame Da-Caret, the) p. 114: second changed to third (her third marriage) p. 216: In changed to I’ll (cruel. I’ll dismiss) p. 247: Dobson’s changed to Hobson’s (was “Hobson’s choice)