32--Ted Strong's Wild Horse By Edward C. Taylor 33--Ted Strong's Tenderfoot By Edward C. Taylor 34--Ted Strong's Stowaway By Edward C. Taylor 35--Ted Strong's Prize Herd By Edward C. Taylor 36--Ted Strong's Trouble By Edward C. Taylor 37--Ted Strong's Mettle By Edward C. Taylor 38--Ted Strong's Big Business By Edward C. Taylor 39--Ted Strong's Treasure Cave By Edward C. Taylor 40--Ted Strong's Vanishing Island By Edward C. Taylor 41--Ted Strong's Motor Car By Edward C. Taylor 42--Ted Strong in Montana By Edward C. Taylor 43--Ted Strong's Contract By Edward C. Taylor RATTLING GOOD ADVENTURE SPORT STORIES _Stories of the Big Outdoors_ There has been a big demand for outdoor stories, and a very considerable portion of it has been for the Maxwell Stevens stories about Jack Lightfoot, the athlete. These stories are not, strictly speaking, stories for boys, but boys everywhere will find a great deal in them to interest them. _ALL TITLES ALWAYS IN PRINT_ 1--Jack Lightfoot, the Athlete By Maxwell Stevens 2--Jack Lightfoot's Crack Nine By Maxwell Stevens 3--Jack Lightfoot Trapped By Maxwell Stevens 4--Jack Lightfoot's Rival By Maxwell Stevens 5--Jack Lightfoot in Camp By Maxwell Stevens 6--Jack Lightfoot's Canoe Trip By Maxwell Stevens 7--Jack Lightfoot's Iron Arm By Maxwell Stevens 8--Jack Lightfoot's Hoodoo By Maxwell Stevens 9--Jack Lightfoot's Decision By Maxwell Stevens 10--Jack Lightfoot's Gun Club By Maxwell Stevens 11--Jack Lightfoot's Blind By Maxwell Stevens 12--Jack Lightfoot's Capture By Maxwell Stevens 13--Jack Lightfoot's Head Work By Maxwell Stevens 14--Jack Lightfoot's Wisdom By Maxwell Stevens [Illustration] Not How Much _But_ HOW GOOD In the editorial preparation of the STREET & SMITH NOVEL the question of how much in money we were going to get for each volume never really occurred to us. We lost sight entirely of the fact that these books sold at 15 cents the copy, and gave as much serious consideration to the selection and preparation of the stories as though they were going to sell for ten times as much. We think, after all, that this is the real test of service. That we are performing a service to millions of American readers, there can be no doubt. Never before has such reading matter been placed within the reach of the modest purse. We have striven to keep our line clean and feel confident that we have done so.