Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1915, Page 32

I'HE '\'DAY BFF DF‘m(BFR 5 1 THE BEST BOOKS OF THE OMAHA Rainbow Trail Can Sa These books have been selected from the lists of the various publishers of the country—big 'and little— the books that will be most widely read, talked about and given for Christmas. “Desert Gote. - s being the se ete. - Hitting the and_taking the rud-r Bl along with him through the gountey, o i Mdventurous romance is the best Pane gray does, Here I & new stor anunle arreled, as Mark Twain would ecause it is_a remarkable tdle by Jiseit for those Who have not met Zane ey before, and because it tells the out- me of some of the stirring inetdente tn | iders of the Purple Sage.” which book | | m The Turmoil e aron | Then I'll Come The “Twig” is Sylvia Marshall, a |1ovely, typical American girl, bent by the Bl l( | customs, traditions, ideals of her wom-‘ C. !ern home and by the integrity of her t Y | mother's character, The story is of the 0 You influence on Sylvia of her mother's per- §| Author or sonality, of her girlhood environment N o ¢ Penrod, and of hor personal beauty and charm. A “Fhe Gentleman ! from Indiana,” “Monsteur Beaucaire,” et Author of “New Men for O14.” Tilustrated. $1.35 Author of “The Hand of Paril,” ‘The sh-do“ Author of “Once to Every Man." Tllustrated. 81.35 How Brent Good comes into lha of a woalthy girl, the surprisin the strange love story are ll\c denu tiis novel containing re rul eharacters of fiction, Yife one morning, a big, Tinstrated. mirth-provoking, half " § e—an 9185 she could not forget him. j THE Iuustrated. PRAIRIE WIFE .38 ARTHUR STRINGER Pull of gentility, refinement and| The hero is the son of a middle-west charm. You will hear the rip and roar| mjjijonaire, whose outlook is bounded ;;,’,";;‘:,"‘;,'.';,:“;;:’“,'m."'g,‘:,‘,f;,f"f,o;m‘,; by the “bigness of business.” He has 3 no desire to be a captain of industry, marsh lands under erunching boots. ings falls in Jove with and impuisively| You will get in touch with the crude,| but his father is relentless and forc: Marries a stalwart young fellow rebufld. | Fough life of the Blg Woods with M4} him to get to work. The turmoll of the ing his fortunes in the Northweat, How | maniiflis and BEcCmtoe, Mot e you| factory cannot kill the boy's dreamu, they sall it through together and how | Lilj tind refinements and comedies of| however. The girl with whom he falls Ty noue wenthered e lorms .aho| e even as it is lived in the city, only| in love accomplishes more than the ells in & frank, natural and humorous| ;j,qnsed and sweetened by the rresh~ father has heen able to do, and more o ness and farness of the Big W than the father even haped for. OTHER LEADING NOVELS lays bare tho truth with great dar-| Some published early in the year, but still to be included among the best and most popular. e:f Quo.t.uon l:o‘n.u.rl:lnr: n:h. .prodj: Bird's Fountain. .. .$1.35 The Heart of Philura $1.00 Harding of Allen- The Little Fortune, $1.25 son—*'and took his journey into |, BY Bettina Von Hutten. By Florence Morse Kingsley. wood 1 By Frederick, [ d there he wasted his | PO's #1.30 The Courtship of By, Harold Biindion: The Ollivant Or :uu‘.'t.“::."fi ‘:own:" llv:n. noumond F-yn .$1.85 Living Up to Billy..$1.00 hans . . . .$1.35 Bertha R By Bilizabeth Cooper. y Inez "n}'n Gillmore, LR 7oA "';3‘“‘ Daiss s Official Finncee, $1.25 news- | gives some hint of the mncn}:‘ Maki ...8185 Island of S m "with | 5c0pe, tensity and human {nterest of |The Litte Mi By Bertha Ruck. B owen Tinsac,, 2 ey . By Owen Johnson. prise pos- | the theme. Old Judge Priest....81.25 The Testing of Janice By Cyrus Townserd Brady. By irvin 8. Cobb, Day 1 25 Clemencia’'s Orisis. .1.26 A young woman of rare delicacy and charm, reared in sheltered surround- thor of ide the A study of our social ills which lays bare the truth with great dar- 'l" o o ke Lot and pany. .. 8125 ¥ i eochier L By Bdith Ogdra Harrlson, e mn:'f:f‘um e, (:m—- i By Caroline ] 1 By Helon Bescher Long. y 2 ., y Will Levington. Comfort. Passionate Crime. . .$1.30 b ” A Man's H The Miracle of Love, $1.25 The Freelands...... $1.85 TG R: Temple Thurston. By John Galsworthy. Eleanor Ingram. The High Priestess, $1.85 Vi The Valley of Fear..$1.35 nl(m o( fe- By Cosmo Hamilton, The fi By A. Conan Doyle. ortunes of ..... 1.25 e By Robert Grant. 1.25 Grace Livingaton Hill Luts “"'y‘u;;; ',,,h A g O Sl i $1.25 & Sea Finwk. .. .. $1.25 5 h,,.‘ Jane, By Jennette Lee. $1.35 By Rafael Sabatin Marion F When My Ship Comes By Willlam J. Burns. Secret History. . . . ® m" ............. $1.35 The Bul Alliance . . $1.00 By C. N. & A. M. Willlamson, Maria 'rnomv-o By Gouvemaur Morris. By Marjorle Benton Cooke. erusalem ......... *1 e Landloper. .. .. Anne of the Island..$1.25 The Kagle of the Em- By Hol 444444444444 Around ou"&'emr ‘l.fln Up the sl;-"&ru. Townsend Brady vid Grayson, By Margaret Deland. Flower of the Gorse, $1.25 <. 8185 Tpe Law..... $1.85 By Louls Tracy, ¥ ‘Wil N. Harbes .50 The Golden Scare- 25 . By Jack London._ . CPOW ........... $1.40 B ke l{lfl Th noy‘aam Bleneau, y Willlam Dana Orcutt. e o Moonbeams From the. By Joseph Lincoln. ePom ........... Larger By Ste] The 1 His Siee . 8180 By H. de Vere Stz By Pearl Doles ldb The Promise 85 By James By Wm. HAmlum Osborn. The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row..$1.25 By Howard McKent Barnes. B 1da_C. Clarke. R el of Red G ¥ Hacry Loon Wilaon. to meet the , $1.25 'y Bee. By Samuel Merwin. sonage S $ By Ethel Hueston. This Page is Really a Book Buyer’s Guide to the Season’s Leading New Books. You ely Make Your Selections From It for Xmas Gifts or Your Own Reading | Athalie $1.40 By Elmer L. Relzenstein. b Walpol ’l‘ho Trail of the Justice g dpou WK iesseenns 1.85 ‘By Corra_Harris Sinclair Lewis. The Nurse's Story, $1.25! v NI YEAR ason’s leading publications— By ROBRERT W. CHAMBERS Author of Children,” ete. Illustrated. 1s there such “Athalie” is the who was strangely rtling story of a gir! clairvoyant and | whose whole life was shaped and col- ored by this peculiar power, ~ To her keen visfon came the shapes that pass us unobserved. In tune with an- other weorld, she saw beyond our con- ventions, beyond our petty notions of right and wrong. Why Not? By MARGARET ‘WIDDEMER I Author of “The Rose Garden Husband,” Ilustrated. $1.95 ‘““There is mo reason why not,” | says the author—no reason why all of us should not realize our dreams. A story designed to make people hap- pler, written with charm and beauty and a fine, careless rapture. Author of “Drink and be| BSober,” etc, $1.00 The Mahdah Menus, showing what the Fat Man may eat—and grow thin, to eat, but this book shows how you can, little by little, shed twenty to twenty-five pounds in three months without starving or sacrificing table joys. Half menus, quarter general regimen and quarter unadulterated Vance Thompson humor. OF THE LEADING CHILDREN'S BOOKS OF — The Mar Sunny-Sulky Book. 50 Garden By hnv Cory Rippey. The Cinder Pond...$1.25 By Carroll Watson Rlnlln Bob's HilL. , Derelict, by Sh'rw'd Dowling. Santa Olaus in Toy- Six Ml.ueDmkllnn.tlJO land ........4.’1100 By Katherine Pyle—illust'd. By Lawrence. Edward Lear Alpha- The Peek-a-Boos' Des- ext Island....... $2.00 By Chloe Preston. Barbara Peek-a-Boos' Holida; By Chloe Preston. Loraine and the Little er., P}:«mle .......... By Raiph Henry Barbour. Robb, . y - Elizabeth Gordon. ldnlo ‘Women . . $1.00 edge .flm," . .50 By Knipe. Bunny Rabbit's Diary, .50 I Curolyn Wells. o By Frances Blalsdell. Ramance. . . . $1.30 The Pixie in the Goose . . . .$2.00 Mustrated by F. mchnrd.on Azalea’s Silver Web, By Laura R .. e w be ura Rountree Smllh Crudse ......... In’ Music Land. The Corn'er House George P. The Corner House Girls at School. . The Corner llo.' Under By Amanda Douglas. Sleep-Time Story L RSP $1.00 By Ruth O, Dyer. Dorothy Dainty at (‘th'llle Amy_Brooks. Ilmno- Toys for Girls and Boys. By A. Neely Hall. At Soc ll.htdsome fll‘: Woman Adventures in Friendship D? Dv- Chip the wuuun J. Locke, ‘Will Harben. David a_. son. o.uph ance. B. ::. Ba:g.‘-‘ » Ilurm T. gonuloek. Emerson Hough. Henry Van Dyle. Anns'x.marlm Green. Clara Loulse Burnham. Garden Gen ouse Mary W .I'lu'-ll Jeftery Farnol rayson. Mary Roberts Rinehart, Kate Langley Bosher. Mistress of Shenstone - e Thompson W \;:llncc. ment—Da: Grayson. Philli Oppenheim. Scare- 50 Greatest Literary Successes « Former Years }<u.%: 50c o! whlch hundreds of thousands have been seold at prices from $1.00 to $1.50 Florence Barclay THE YEAR The crow Oz “The Patch- work Girl of Oz “The Road to Oz, c. A picturesque figure is the Scare- crow, and about him has been built a story that will certainly interest the youngsters, There is a plot that constantly leads to surprises, and there is action and suspense and | Bumor seldom found in a book for children. The little folks who have read the other “Oz" books will meet all their old friends and some new. Each Greyfriar's Bobby Eleanor Atkinson. Before the Da Dell H. Munger. Xent tmaster Joseph C. Lincoln, Daviess, Barbara Worth Osptive ey Tess of the Storm Freckles d Bell Wright. ry—Heary Bydnor Grace 8. Richmond, Country—G. M. White. Gene Stratton-Porter. ror_of Har £ .\ Frott Mary E. Waller, ervilie Dowes ne Er-klg Owen Wister. b g %5 . Spearman. Ivia r Bars. Red Pepper . 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Harold Bell Wright. .,?,_ Red Bepublic omas Dixon nson: Smith. George du Maurier, ur Morris. uuoxflf: Straight Kobert W. Chambers. tratton-Porter, :@Mh &—Ilr Gllhrt e, s MWeart of the H Willsie. of the 1 Parrish. Hodgson lltx Bwh fi m.uu.. op, Amelia Rives. Mountain Girl ‘heir Harold Bell Tess of the D'Urbertilles Thomas Hardy. David Haruwm Edward N. Westcott. Dada; l-olg Lexs %on Drelser. IIJI‘:-’n (;:e S n ver Roi Cooper . Megreu. I Giibere Perker. ory Wilderness Mary E, Waller. Theodore Dreiser. 1 of Gene Stratton-Porter. ‘Woman Thou Hall Caine. Owen Johoson, Meredith Nicholson. . Business of Lif of Life Robert W. Chambers, Tost Worlda A. Conan Doyle. Heart of the Mills John Fox, Jr. gnhelm, Payne Erskine. oo Phillips Oppenheim. W . right. Jeffery Farnol. hing as second sight? | Most of our friends tell you what not | s1.25 Felix O’Day By ¥, HOPXINSON SMITR Author of vill “Caleb West,” etc. Iustrated. $1.35 A novel of .New York; the scenes are real places, described with wonderful color, and the people are drawn with in- tensely human, broadly sympathetic characterization. A book of great inter- est. with unbelievable breadth of vision in the hero and a hint to the unhappily married people from “Mistress Kitty." Friendly and optomistic. “Buttered' B 8ide Down, “Dawn I O'Hara,” etc) Tlustrated. 81.00 Emma McChesney takes a hand in the matrimony game. As Mrs. T. A. Buck of the Featherloom Peotticoat Company she | has some amusing domestic experiences, and as dictator of women's fashions she keeps things humming in the business world in her characteristic way. Rich in human philosophy, These/ Twain ° Akworn BENNETT Author of “0ld Wives' Tal A story of married life so masterly that it will interpret your own married life; it will make you understand the rogress of ‘hf, Jast decade. A story of ife, showing through what a morass of daily petty misunderstandings one must | wade before reaching the firm under- standing essential to happiness. A splendid story of the north woods with lu of the lumberjacks, a spy a n borln camp, the how!l of a dll(‘n( W clear-eyed girl and a ruff old m: l hero just arrived from ew York and his struggle from work and enmity to love and success, Beltane Author of “The Broad Highway," “The Amateur Gentleman,"” “Tho Money | - Moon,” ete. BELTANE * Tlustrated. THE S.,MITH | #1.50 Jetfery Farnol A romance of love and adventure, orowded with beauty and incident. Lady Helen of Mortain rides through the greenwood and sees Beltane sing of birds, flowers and_the sun. Here is the first love scene. There is no lagging. no padding and the ‘book teems with character. The Foolish Virgin By TROMAS DIXOX e Bouthorners:. FHne ClAnshon: flustrated. $1.35 The Code of the Mountains By CRARLES NEVILLE BUCK Author of “The Call ‘of the Cum- beriands,” “The - Batth Lighted Mateh, ".:. S Erh i Eltham House By MRS. HRUMPERY WARD Author_of “Della Blanchflower,” “Robert Elsmere,” “'l'hc Caryllon Family,” “Duvid.G‘aflo. ete. The Real Man By FRANCIS LYNDE Author of “Taming of Red Butte Western,” “Honorable Senator Sage- brush,” ete. .38 The Story of Julia Puge By EATHLEEN NORRIS r_of “Mother,” “Saturday's “Poor, Dear Margaret Kir. .38 Shadows of Flames By AMELIE RIVES Author of “World's End,’ Hearts Courageous,” “Satan Sanderson,” etc. ete, Aut onild,” by." ete, By GEORGE GIERS Author_of “M " “The Belted Door,” “The Silent ttle,” ete. 4 The Money Master By =R .m’ PARKER Author of Right of Way," “Seats of the Mighty," *Judgus House,"” etc. » —_n Beyond the Frontier By RANDALL PARRISN .Aul)nzlglotll!{ul.rdy of (h North,” o ete.