Untrue to His Trust; or, Plotters and Patriots. By HENRY JOHNSON. A masterly tale of life and adventure during that interval of suspense between the death of Cromwell and the return of the "Merry Monarch." Kormak, the Viking. By J. FREDERICK HODGETTS. This vigorous story abounds in exciting incidents, and depicts vividly the life on land and sea of our old Viking ancestors. Cyril's Quest; or, O'er Vale and Hill in the Land of the Inca. By A. GRAY. Hal proceeds to Peru in search of treasure, and is lost. His brother goes after him, and their adventures and final success are well depicted. The Voyage of "The Stormy Petrel." By W. C. METCALFE. A stirring tale of an adventurous voyage in which exciting incidents, narrow escapes, and strange experiences follow one another in rapid succession. Duck Lake. By E. RYERSON YOUNG. Stories of the Canadian Backwoods. The bush life of the settlers is pictured with a graphic pen, and there are a number of sensational episodes, including a bear hunt. The Settlers of Karossa Creek, and other Stories of Australian Bush Life. By LOUIS BECKE. A sturdy family of selectors win success in spite of drought, bush fires, and the enmity of a couple of desperate ruffians. The Specimen Hunters. By J. MACDONALD OXLEY. A Story of Adventure in India and the Far East. Professor Orde, with his two nephews, has many thrilling adventures and hairbreadth escapes while in quest of specimens of wild animals in the Far East. Out in the Silver West. By Dr. CORDON STABLES, R.N. A Story of Struggle and Adventure. Depicting, in Dr. Gordon Stables' usual vivid style, the difficulties, hardships and experiences peculiar to early settler life in the Argentine Republic. The Camp Doctor, and other Stories. By E. RYERSON YOUNG. A splendid series of stories dealing with settler and Indian life in the back-woods of Canada; full of incident and excitement. In the Van of the Vikings. By M. F. OUTRAM. A fascinating story of the Vikings, whose courage and skill in fighting is always attractive, skilfully woven from real Norwegian history and tradition. In the Heart of the Silent Sea. By F. H. BOLTON. An up-to-date story of intense interest for boys who love adventure and exciting situations, and illustrating the possibilities of the airship. Bob Marchant's Scholarship. By ERNEST PROTHEROE. A capital story of school life. Bob Marchant, a noble, generous-hearted fellow, gained distinction in spite of adverse circumstances and untold difficulties. The Heroism of Lancelot. By JEANIE FERRY. Lancelot is bitter at first against his twin brother Rex, but eventually risks his life for him, and later risks his whole career as well. Jack Safford. By WILLIAM WEBSTER. A Tale of the East Coast. A thrilling story of adventure on land and sea. Jack, among other things, had to find a way out of a very awkward predicament.