"A moving, deeply-stirring story, the scenes of which are chiefly
amid the broad acres of the ranch-lands of Alberta. A novel of
interest and power, about the Northwest which Ralph Connor made
familiar--delightful humor, mingled tragedy, comedy and
romance."--Springfield Republican.
ANNE S. LEE
WHEN ROME REIGNED
A Story of the Dawn-Time of Christianity.
Illustrated, $1.75
"A story of the dawn-time of Christianity. It has its love story and
its chapters of excitement worked in with such historic background as
to give a running commentary on those fateful and perilous
times."--Bookman.
JUVENILE
DILLON WALLACE
Author of "The Lure of the Labrador Wild," "The Gaunt Gray Wolf,"
"Grit-a-Plenty," etc.
THE WAY TO BURNING MOUNTAIN
A Boy's Story of Adventures in the Great Canadian Wilderness.
Illustrated, $1.75
"Boys who love stories of courage and adventure will enjoy Dillon
Wallace's latest. The characters are real boys and the book opens
up a life that will be new to most of our boys, and is decidedly
worthwhile."--C. E. World.
WORKS ON MISSIONS
BELLE M. BRAIN (Compiler)
Compiler of "Love Stories of Great Missionaries," etc.
From Every Tribe and Nation
Fifty New Missionary Stories. $1.50
This new compilation of missionary stories tells of inspiring lives of
Christian converts on the foreign field. Workers in Sunday Schools,
missionary meetings, and mission study classes, and also preachers of
missionary sermons, will find them very usable and effective. Miss
Brain's earlier popular books of missionary stories foretell an
extensive use of the new volume.
AMY CARMICHAEL
Author of "Things as They Are," etc.
Raj, Brigand Chief
A Robin Hood of Southern India. Illus., $2.50
A true story of adventure, outlawry, persecution and endurance
centering around Raj, a young athlete of southern India, well-born and
prosperous, who though innocent of crime, fell into the hands of the
native police. Almost incredible in spite of its truth, the book is
thrilling in every incident and in every sense of the word.
MAUDE WHITMORE MADDEN
Author of "In the Land of the Cherry Blossoms,"
Young Hearts in Old Japan
Japanese-American Interpretations.
Illustrated, $1.50
The color, the fragrance, the delicacy and the indefinable charm of
Japan--all these are in this new vivid and alluring volume by Mrs.
Madden. The captivating chapters vibrate with human interest. This is
a book to enlarge one's understanding of the Japanese, to increase
one's admiration for them, and to quicken one's appreciation of the
value of Christian missions among them.
HOME MISSIONS
JOHN T. FARIS
Author of "Making Good," etc.
The Alaskan Pathfinder
The Story of Sheldon Jackson.
New edition, with introduction by Dr. John A. Marquis, Gen. Sec.
Presbyterian Board of National Missions. Illustrated, $1.50
"Dr. Sheldon Jackson did a pioneer work in Alaska that can never be
repeated and that will not need to be done again. The story is here
told with all its adventure and romance, and as Dr. Marquis says in
concluding his Introduction, 'Missionary, Explorer, Educator and
Social Builder, his story must never be forgotten."'--Presbyterian
Banner.
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