POLLY BUTTON’S NEW YEAR. By MRS. C. F. WILDER. 12mo. Unique parti-cloth binding, .75.
Miss Polly Button, reduced in fortune, makes herself a power in her church by applying her Christianity to every-day life.
EQUITABLE TAXATION. A series of Prize Essays by WALTER E. WEYL, ROBERT LUCE, BOLTON HALL, and others. Introduction by the Hon. Jonathan A. Lane. Biographical sketches and portraits. 12mo, .75.
Nothing is more evident than that there is a crying need for change in our unjust tax laws. A most stimulating and valuable book.
DAILY FOOD. New illustrated edition, with 12 photo-engravings. 18mo. Parti-cloth, gilt edge, .75; 18mo, lavender and gold, gilt edge, .75; 18mo French silk, gilt edge, $1.25.
Thousands of this little classic have been sold. The present edition is most attractive in appearance, neatly printed from new plates, exquisitely illustrated, and handsomely bound.
A PLEA FOR THE GOSPEL. By the REV. GEORGE D. HERRON, author of “The Message of Jesus,” “The Larger Christ.” 16mo, parti-cloth, gilt top, .75.
The author’s previous volumes have been hailed by men of all denominations as the work of a writer intellectually and spiritually cast in the mould of Maurice, Mulford, and Brooks.
MONICA, THE MESA MAIDEN. By MRS. EVELYN H. RAYMOND. Illustrated. 12mo, $1.25.
Monica is a Spanish girl of Southern California, who lives in a quaint old house of adobe, surrounded with vines and flowers. She meets with strange adventures which result in the unravelling of a complicated chain of destiny.
LES MISÉRABLES. By VICTOR HUGO. Translated by Isabel F. Hapgood. New edition. Complete in two volumes, with 32 full-page illustrations. 12mo. Cloth, gilt top, boxed, $3.00. White back, fancy paper sides, gilt top, $3.00.
TENNYSON’S POEMS. New edition. Complete in two volumes. Illustrated with two photogravures and numerous wood engravings by the best artists. 2 vols. 12mo. Gilt top, $3.00; white back, fancy paper sides, gilt top, $5.00.
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