This work covers a wide field of sport and pastime, both recreative and instructive, and cannot fail to engage the interest of every intelligent boy, however varied or limited his tastes may be. The necessary details of each sport or pastime are written in a simple but exhaustive manner, and the lucid explanation given will be understood by the youngest. The book, although written specially for boys, will not fail to have its use as a work of reference to all those who still find pleasure in rejuvenating occupations. To keep a boy happily engaged during the winter evenings, and to help him to perfect himself for the activities of the field in summer, no better present could be given him than a copy of this volume. _With many illustrations and diagrams. Large crown 8vo. Decorated cloth; $2.00 net._ Three Hundred and One Things a Bright Girl Can Do By MANY HANDS The hundreds of games and pastimes described in this book, both indoor and out, amusing and instructive, cannot fail to interest every girl, no matter how varied her tastes may be. _With many illustrations and diagrams. 440 pages. 8vo. Decorated cloth, $2.00 net._ J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY PUBLISHERS PHILADELPHIA _BOOKS FOR BOYS_ “PEWEE” CLINTON—PLEBE By PROF. W. O. STEVENS. This is a rattling good tale of the adventures of a “Plebe” at the United States Naval Academy. The author, through his connection with the Academy, understands thoroughly the intimate life of the middies. He describes vividly the humorous incidents, scrapes and escapades that enliven the duties of these embryo commodores. _Illustrated by Herbert Pullinger. 12mo. Cloth, $1.25, net. Postpaid, $1.37._ THE BOY SCOUTS OF BIRCH-BARK ISLAND By RUPERT SARGENT HOLLAND This book tells the adventures of a troop of twenty-five Boy Scouts who leave New York about the middle of June and camp on an island in the Connecticut River. The Scouts pitch their tents, explore the island, draw maps of what they discover, lay out baseball field, hold water-sports, and go on scouting “hikes” across the island and along the mainland. _With colored frontispiece and five illustrations in black and white by Herbert Pullinger. 12mo. Decorated cloth, $1.25 net. Postpaid, $1.37._ THE LONGSHORE BOYS By WILLIAM O. STODDARD, Jr. An unusually fine tale of the adventures of three boys on a cruise on the Great South Bay, on the south side of Long Island. The book will surely appeal to the live boy, and afford him much solid enjoyment. _Illustrated in color by Herbert Pullinger. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50._ With Fighting Jack Barry By JOHN T. McINTYRE. With the Revolution of 1776 as a back-ground, and the fortunes of a couple of young lads, hardy and courageous, to follow, the author has little difficulty in treating one daring escapade after another. “This rattling story should be especially attractive to the youthful reader.”—_Chicago Evening Post._ _Four illustrations in color. 12mo. Pictorial cover. Cloth, $1.50._