His genial nature is shown not only in his writings, but in all of his general life, and the characters which he gives us in "Shawn of Skarrow," put us in closer touch with the simple beauty of men and women as seen and known through a wholesome and cheerful mind. Mr. Ellis is the author of a number of books dealing with Kentucky character and life. His writings are true in their coloring, and carry with them a delicious "flavor of the soil." Illustrated Price, $1.00 net AT ALL BOOKSELLERS OR SENT ON RECEIPT OF PRICE BY The C. M. CLARK PUBLISHING CO. Boston Massachusetts +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Transcriber's Note: | | | | Page 18 'Oh sing your praise changed to "Oh sing your praise | | Page 25 sayin', Ba'r changed to sayin', 'Ba'r | | Page 32 A mussell, my changed to A mussel, my | | Page 47 jes'' stracted changed to jes' 'stracted | | Page 71 he was lead into changed to he was led into | | Page 75 said Joel 'I am changed to said Joel. 'I am | | Page 96 of burgoo dipping changed to of burgoo, dipping | | Page 98 '"The bright moon changed to "'The bright moon | | Page 114 atmoshpere and nothingness changed to atmosphere and | | nothingness | | Page 126 in illustration caption, Cabin of the American changed | | to Cabin of the America | | Page 131 now that the had changed to now that he had | | | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+