"As winning, as genuine an idyl of love, of mutual trust and happiness, of but a single united aim in life as one can desire. American to the core; picturesque, wholesome, romantic, practical."--_N. Y. Tribune._ "Unlike any book of his we have met before ... extremely pleasant and genial ... holds the reader's attention to the end."--_N. Y. Sun._ "A fine, worthy book, indeed; too popular, perhaps, but the finest Mr. London has done."--_Michigan Churchman._ "Jack London's good story.... A delightful picture of California life ... such a lovable pair.... The story is an excellent one for grouchy persons. It ought to cure them."--_Brooklyn Eagle._ Short Stories By JACK LONDON _Cloth, 12 mo._ This volume representing the maturer work of Mr. London has that compelling style, that skill in character portrayal and in the construction of unusual plot which since he first began to write fiction have always marked him apart from the rank and file of novelists. No writer to-day is more praised than Mr. London for the color of his stories, for the fertility of his imagination, for the strength of his prose, for the way in which he makes his people live. His versatility, for he can turn out a bit of grim tragedy or a tale brimming with humor with equal facility, makes him everybody's author. The present book is a collection of particularly human stories based on a variety of emotions and worked out with consummate mastery of his art. NEW MACMILLAN FICTION The Treasure By KATHLEEN NORRIS Author of "Mother," "The Rich Mrs. Burgoyne," etc. _With illustrations. Decorated cloth, 12mo. $1.00 net._ Stories of the home circle Mrs. Norris has made peculiarly her own. Whether the scene be laid in the parlor or the kitchen, whether the character be mistress or maid, she writes with an understanding and sympathy which compel admiration. In the present novel Mrs. Norris chronicles the experiences of one family in trying to solve the servant problem! What they do, with the results, not only provide reading that is amusing but will be found by many who look beneath the surface, highly suggestive and significant. As in all of Mrs. Norris's work, the atmosphere of the home has been wonderfully caught; throughout are those intimate little touches which make the incidents described seem almost a part of the reader's own life, so close to reality, so near to the everyday happenings of everybody does Mrs. Norris bring them. Grannie By MRS. GEORGE WEMYSS _Cloth 12mo. $1.35 net._ Delightful in its characterization and redolent with fragrant charm _Grannie_ stands apart from all other recent novels. As a truly beautiful picture of home-life, of the sweetness and significance of age, of the sympathies and understanding between the older generation and the younger, Mrs. Wemyss' new novel will appeal to all readers who hold the word "Grannie" sacred with their childhood and its memories.