"_Unique among novels_" *THE MAN WHO ENDED WAR* By HOLLIS GODFREY Illustrated by Ch. Grunwald. 12mo. Cloth. $1.50 Only anticipates events a few years.—_Chicago Tribune_. Holds the reader’s interest relentlessly.—_Chicago Record-Herald_. Vigor and imagination lend vitality to the plot.—_New York Times_. A reincarnation of an improved Jules Verne.—_Portland Oregonian_. A pretty love story adds zest to the narrative.—_St. Louis Globe-Democrat_. Hollis Godfrey has taken a stupendous theme and written a most amazing story.—_Boston Globe_. The handling of the various scenes is most excellent and even masterly.—_Boston Transcript_. Those who like their fiction full of mystery will revel in this galloping narrative.—_New York Evening Sun_. Shows uncommon skill in utilization of the gigantic possibilities of modern discovery.—_Boston Advertiser_. * * * * * *THE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY* By ANNE WARNER _Author of "Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs. Lathrop," "A Woman’s Will" etc._ Illustrated. 12mo. Cloth. $1.30 Always amusing and ends in a burst of sunshine.—_Philadelphia Ledger_. Impossible to read without laughing. A sparkling, hilarious tale.—_Chicago Record-Herald_. The love story is as wholesome and satisfactory as the fun. In its class this book must be accorded the first place.—_Baltimore Sun_. The humor is simply delicious.—_Albany Times-Union_. Every one that remembers Susan Clegg will wish also to make the acquaintance of Aunt Mary. Her "imperious will and impervious eardrums" furnish matter for uproarious merriment.... A book to drive away the blues and make one well content with the worst weather.—_Pittsburg Gazette_. Cheerful, crisp, and bright. The comedy is sweetened by a satisfying love tale.—_Boston Herald_. LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., PUBLISHERS 254 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON