Telling how Ruth, an orphan girl, came to live with her miserly uncle, and how the girl’s sunny disposition melted the old miller’s heart. A great flood, and the disappearance of the miser’s treasure box, add to the interest of the volume.
Ruth Fielding at Briarwood Hall
or Solving the Campus Mystery
Ruth was sent by her uncle to boarding school to get an education. She made many friends and also one enemy, and the latter made much trouble for her. The mystery of the school campus is a most unusual one.
Ruth Fielding at Snow Camp
or Lost in the Backwoods
A thrilling tale of adventures in the backwoods in winter. How Ruth went to the camp, and how she fell in with some very strange people, is told in a manner to interest every girl.
Ruth Fielding at Lighthouse Point
or Nita, the Girl Runaway
From boarding school the scene is shifted to the Atlantic Coast, where Ruth goes for a summer vacation with some chums. There is a storm and a wreck, and Ruth aids in rescuing a girl from the sea.
Ruth Fielding at Silver Ranch
or Schoolgirls Among the Cowboys
A story with a western flavor—but one which is up-to-date and free from mere sensationalism. How the girls came to the rescue of Bashful Ike, the cowboy, and aided him and Sally, his “gal,” is told in a way that is most absorbing.
CUPPLES & LEON CO., Publishers, NEW YORK