The Call of the South

by Robert Lee Durham

The Lady of the Blue Motor is an audacious heroine who drove her mysterious car at breakneck speed. Her plea for assistance in an adventure promising more than a spice of danger could not of course be disregarded by any gallant fellow motorist. Across France they tore and across the English Channel. There, the escapade past, he lost her. Mr. Paternoster, however, allows the reader to follow their separate adventures until the Lady of the Blue Motor is found again and properly vindicated of all save womanly courage and affection. A unique romance, one continuous exciting series of adventure.

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The Treasure Trail. By FRANK L. POLLOCK.

Library 12mo, cloth decorative, with a frontispiece by Louis D. Cowing . . . $1.25

A clever story, which describes a series of highly exciting adventures of a bold lot of rascals."—Boston Transcript.

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WORKS OF
T. JENKINS HAINS

The Black Barque

With five illustrations by W. Herbert Dunton.

Library 12mo, cloth . . . $1.50