"Its ease of style, its rapidity, its interest from page to page, are admirable; and it shows that inimitable power--the story-teller's gift of verisimilitude. Its sureness and clearness are excellent, and its portraiture clear and pleasing."--_The Reader._ * * * * * AT THE SIGN OF THE TOWN PUMP The Further Adventures of Peggy of Spinster Farm _By Helen M. Winslow_ _12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, net $1.25; postpaid $ 1.40_ Miss Winslow calls us again away from the strenuous and noisy confusion of modern cities to the charm and contentment of life "under the greenwood tree." Peggy's adventures had only just begun in the first book. In this new record of life at Spinster Farm and "Elysium," "At the Sign of the Town Pump," there is plenty of romantic adventure of the kind that proves truth to be stranger sometimes than fiction. There is humor, too, in even greater quantities than in the preceding book, sparkling humor that places the author well up in the list of our New England humorists. "At the Sign of the Town Pump" will be welcomed not only by those who enjoyed making the acquaintance of Spinster Farm, but by thousands of new readers who appreciate a clever story and a fascinating heroine. _On "Peggy at Spinster Farm" the Press opinions are as follows_: "Very alluring are the pictures she draws of the old-fashioned house, the splendid old trees, the pleasant walks, the gorgeous sunsets, and--or it would not be Helen Winslow--the cats."--_The Boston Transcript._ "'Peggy at Spinster Farm' is a rewarding volume, original and personal in its point of view, redolent of unfeigned love for the country and the sane, satisfying pleasures of country life."--_Milwaukee Free Press._ "It is an alluring, wholesome tale."--_Schenectady Star._ "Is a story remarkably interesting, and no book will be found more entertaining than this one, especially for those who enjoy light-hearted character sketches, and startling and unexpected happenings."--_Northampton Gazette._ "An exceptionally well-written book."--_Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin._ "The Spinster and Peggy have a quiet sense of humor of their own and they convey their experiences with a quaint enjoyment that holds us irresistibly."--_The Argonaut._ "This is a thoroughly enjoyable story. Mary Wilkins at her best was never more interesting, and she has never produced a book more normal and as wholesome as this."--_Journal of Education._ * * * * * Selections from L. C. Page and Company's List of Fiction WORKS OF ROBERT NEILSON STEPHENS _Each one vol., library 12mo, cloth decorative_ $1.50 THE FLIGHT OF GEORGIANA A ROMANCE OF THE DAYS OF THE YOUNG PRETENDER. Illustrated by H. C. Edwards.