If you want to laugh and grow fat, read “=Side-Tracked.=” It’s cheaper than the price of a pound of meat and just as satisfying. So get busy boys, and order a copy before the other fellow beats you to it. “=Side-Tracked=” contains the greatest lot of slow-train stories ever in print. This book is getting so popular you see people reading it on the streets, on the cars and in barber shops. There hasn’t been such a run on a joke book in years. Get it! Get it! Get it! Enjoy it and pass it along. Push it along. It’s a good thing. It contains 120 pages, bound in paper cover handsomely illustrated in colors, and will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any address upon receipt of 25 cents. Address all orders to J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY, P. O. Box 767. 57 ROSE STREET, NEW YORK. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ A THOROUGHBRED TRAMP [Illustration] “A Thoroughbred Tramp” was written by thoroughbred writers and is a thoroughbred publication in every respect. As a “Tramp” compilation it has every other book backed off the boards—and then some. One hundred pages of unalloyed joy, spiced with whole bunches of delirious gladness, and seasoned with inimitable wit. That’s pretty strong, but it goes—and so does the book. Some of the best writers in the country have taken a crack at supplying the material for this volume. That’s why we boost it so strongly. We feel that you will get your money’s worth and won’t be disappointed. We’re not in the business to disappoint anybody. When you pick up this book and open the first page, hold on to your sides or something will rip. At about the fifth page, call your wife to help you hold them. If you have no wife, call in somebody else’s. When you reach the middle of the book, call for the whole family and you’ll all have a merry-go-round. Will send you copy by prepaid mail upon receipt of price, 25 cents. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Popular Recitations [Illustration] A new collection of old and new favorites for home and stage uses. For want of space we mention only a few to be found therein. =Face on the Bar-Room Floor, Jim Bludso, Whisperin’ Bill, ’Ostler Joe, How Salvator Won, Little Meg & I, Casey at the Bat, Kelly’s Dream, Shamus O’Brien, The Dying Actor, The Village Blacksmith, The Volunteer Organist, Annabel Lee, A Story of St. Peter, Casey’s Tabble Dote, Courting in Kentucky, Gunga Din, Old John Henry, The Betrothed, The Clink of the Ice, The Yarn of the Nancy Bell, Walk, & many more.= This book contains 128 pages, printed from new plates in large type, with attractive cover design in colors. Price, 25 cents. Either of the above books will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price by J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Co., 57 Rose St., New York.