=7. THE AIRSHIP BOYS AS DETECTIVES Or, On Secret Service in Cloudland= Fascinating stories of that wonderful region of invention where imagination and reality so nearly meet. There is no more interesting field for stories for wide-awake boys. Mr. Sayler combines a remarkable narrative ability with a degree of technical knowledge that makes these books correct in all airship details. Full of adventure without being sensational. _The make-up of these books is strictly up-to-date and fetching. The covers are emblematic, and the jackets are showy and in colors. The illustrations are full of dash and vim. Standard novel size. Price 75 cents net each._ * * * * * Publishers The Reilly & Britton Co. Chicago The Aeroplane Boys Series _By_ ASHTON LAMAR "The best yet written," says the Grand Rapids Herald. These stories have a strong appeal to the active American boy, as their steady sales bear witness. Each of the seven titles already published has met with great popularity, and the new title, "On the Edge of the Arctic," is the best of the series. Correct in all mechanical details, full of wholesome adventure and excitement. EIGHT TITLES _1. IN THE CLOUDS FOR UNCLE SAM Or, Morey Marshall of the Signal Corps_ _2. THE STOLEN AEROPLANE Or, How Bud Wilson Made Good_ _3. THE AEROPLANE EXPRESS Or, The Boy Aeronaut's Grit_ _4. THE BOY AERONAUTS' CLUB Or, Flying for Fun_ _5. A CRUISE IN THE SKY Or, the Legend of the Great Pink Pearl_ _6. BATTLING THE BIGHORN Or, The Aeroplane in the Rockies_ _7. WHEN SCOUT MEETS SCOUT Or, The Aeroplane Spy_ _8. ON THE EDGE OF THE ARCTIC Or, An Aeroplane in Snowland_ _Fully illustrated. Colored frontispiece. Cloth 12mo. 60 cents each._ * * * * * Publishers The Reilly & Britton Co. Chicago * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Page 3, "reak" changed to "reek" (the reek of cedar) Page 19, "wierd" changed to "weird" (in weird-looking) Page 29, "surpise" changed to "surprise" (his vast surprise) Page 90, "botton" changed to "bottom" (at the bottom) Page 131, "Ghobal" changed to Gholab" (then Gholab Singh, Mohammedan) Page 136, "though" changed to "thought" (I thought camels) Page 207, "shoud" changed to "should" (we should not share) "Charley" was changed to "Charlie" to fit rest of 308 uses in the text. 15: Charlie paused and 84: Charlie had stepped 90: thrust forward. Charlie Charlie sank down 91: Charlie nodded. 97: Charlie. "This looks 100: Quilqua?" asked Charlie. 177: began Charlie, but the