By ELLA MIDDLETON TYBOUT

_Author of “The Wife of the Secretary of State” and “Poketown People.”_

This is not, as the title might suggest, a tale of daring deeds on

the deep, but a blithesome story of the adventures of three American

girls while spending their summer vacation on a Canadian island. They

become involved in a series of strange happenings by a band of clever

smugglers who pose as their friends, using them as a blind in their

smuggling operations. There is a pretty love story interwoven with

mystery, adventure, and humor, that holds the reader’s interest from

cover to cover.

“The characters are mightily convincing, and the rapid-action plot

makes the most indifferent reader ‘sit up’ until he has devoured the

last word.”--_Times-Dispatch, Richmond, Va._

“A happy blending of Stocktonesque humor and Anna Katherine Green

mystery.”--_New York Globe._

“A brightly written story for those who like light and agreeable

fiction that is free from coarseness.”--_Boston Budget and Beacon._

ILLUSTRATED IN COLOR BY HOWARD EVERETT SMITH.

12mo. Cloth, $1.50.

J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY

PUBLISHERS PHILADELPHIA

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