The Red Feathers. By Theodore Roberts, author of "Brothers of Peril," etc.
Cloth decorative, illustrated 1.50
"The Red Feathers" tells of the remarkable adventures of an Indian boy who lived in the Stone Age, many years ago, when the world was young, and when fairies and magicians did wonderful things for their friends and enemies.
The Wreck of the Ocean Queen. By James Otis, author of "Larry Hudson's Ambition," etc.
Cloth decorative, illustrated 1.50
This story takes its readers on a sea voyage around the world; gives them a trip on a treasure ship; an exciting experience in a terrific gale; and finally a shipwreck, with a mutineering crew determined to take the treasure to complicate matters.
But only the mutineers will come to serious harm, and after the reader has known the thrilling excitement of lack of food and water, of attacks by night and day, and of a hand-to-hand fight, he is rescued and brought safely home again,—to realize that it's only a story, but a stirring and realistic one.
Little White Indians. by Fannie E. Ostrander.
Cloth decorative, illustrated 1.25
The "Little White Indians" were two families of children who "played Indian" all one long summer vacation. They built wigwams and made camps; they went hunting and fought fierce battles on the war-trail.