arth, Air, Fire and Water, 84

Farmyard, The, 85

Forbidden Letter, The, 86

Forbidden Vowels, The, 86

Fortune Telling, 87

Game of Conversation, The, 89

Guilty Or Innocent, 90

Guessing Groceries, 91

Gossip, 91

How? When? Where?, 92

I Love My Love With An A, 93

It, 93

Jack's Alive, 94

Menagerie, The, 95

Minister's Cat, The, 95

Magic Writing, 96

Mimic Club, The, 97

My Lady's Toilet, 98

Partners, 98

Proverbs, 99

Questions and Answers, 101

Ruth and Jacob, 102

Rhymes, 103

Sketches, 103

Traveller's Alphabet, 103

Thought Reading, 104

The Little Dutch Band, 105

What's My Thought Like, 106

FORFEITS

Forfeits, 107

GAMES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS

New Year's Day, 115

Lincoln's Birthday, 122

St, Valentine's Day, 127

Washington's Birthday, 132

April Fools' Day, 142

Easter, 154

May Day, 163

Fourth of July, 169

Hallow-e'en, 174

Thanksgiving, 199

Christmas, 204

TIGHT-WADS

A collection of the best stories that could be found after a careful
research, by

R. U. TITE

With sixteen illustrations of different types of "Tight-Wads" you have
met, by

CLARE A. BRIGGS,

The famous cartoonist of "The Chicago Tribune."

This unique volume presents the Tight-Wad in all his glory, showing him
"at home," on the "street car," while "entertaining friends," when "out
with the boys," and other places too numerous to mention. Mr. Briggs'
illustrations prove that during his travelling experience he has
encountered many descendants of the Tight-Wad family who have made a
lasting impression on his mind. From title to "finis" the book abounds
in wit and humor which will make you scream as loud as the eagle on the
cover.

Cloth binding with four color inlay, square 16 mo., 50c.

The Famous Billy Whiskers Books

By Frances Trego Montgomery

Billy Whiskers' Friends
Billy Whiskers Jr. and His Chums
Billy Whiskers' Vacation
Billy Whiskers' Grandchildren

Thousands of children have read this delightful series of books which
are written around the lives and adventures of a goat, "Billy Whiskers,"
his wife, Nannie, and their descendants. The family have a strain of the
adventurous spirit which leads them into many serious and laughable
mishaps. Mrs. Montgomery has the happy faculty of writing stories about
animals which always amuse and pleas