King's Business - 1922-10

“Best” Books for Young People Choice Clean Fiction that you canSafely put into the hands of young people knowing that it will do them good instead of harm.

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The Girl From From Montana

The Tryst

Grace Livingstone Hill “ W holesom e and enchant­ ing.” ' From the start the reader is gripped by the plight o f the little heroine, who, finding she is not loved at home, suddenly leaves it and goes to New York. The characters in the story are cleverly drawn. There is plenty o f action and in ci­ dent, all charm ingly told. Price $2.00 The City of Fire Grace Livingstone Hill In “ The City o f Fire” Mrs. Hill has produced a novel that is sym bolic o f the hu­ man heart. It is a story of intense' interest and appeal, and com bines sw iftly m oving action with a wonderful faith. An even greater book spirit­ ually than her recent suc­ cess, “ The T ryst” . Price $2.00 The Search Grace Livingstone Hill “ T o the list o f pleasing ro­ mances now credited to Grace Livingstone Hill is being added “ The Search” in which a winsom e American girl and a soldier in camp, and at the battle front, furnish theme and m otive for,a care­ fully wrought engaging love story.” g Price $1.75 Finding of Jasper Holt Grace Livingstone Hill “ A love story involving life on a western prairie. . . . . Set .forth in a thrilling manner. The story is, particularly satisfying. It reminds one o f the stories of old-tim e chivalry w h e n knighthood fought in tour­ ney for ladies’ favor.” Price $1.75

Grace Livingstone Hill Mrs. Hill is particularly gifted in her power to de­ pict unusually attractive young girls in a thoroughly human and sym pathetic man­ ner, and in surrounding them with the atm osphere of engrossing reality. “ The Girl from Montana” possesses all the qualities which have made her stories so popular. Price $1.50 The Sealed Packet By Laura Barter Snow A n intensely interesting love story in which the ch ar­ acters are all real men and women living actual lives. And best o f all, the claim s o f Jesus Christ as Savior are not forgotten. A good book to put into the hands o f un­ saved readers o f fiction. Cloth, $1.50 By Laura Barter Snow A delightful story for young girls. A good plot -—well developed— well sus­ tained with the true Gospel teaching running through from beginning to end. Price $1.00 By Laura Barter Snow Just the kind of a story that you should put into the hands o f a young girl that you wanted to have know the Gospel story o f Salvation through the shed blood of Jesus. Price $1.00 A Stray Sunbeam Ruth’ s Roses

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