Kyne's Greatest Novel, $2.00.

America's best-loved author.
he writes clean stories-that's why he is
enjoy-that's why women like his books. And
He writes love stories men
regular fellow.
Kyne works in his shirt sleeves; he is a

Never the Twain Shall Meet

Here is Peter B. Kyne writing the first page of his New Novel

Publishers

Osmopolitan Book Orporation.

Publication Day, October 20, 1923

A Best Seller! You Said It!
as the Go-Getter, as lovable as Cappy Ricks.
Pride of Palomar-with characters as alive
as appealing as Kindred of the Dust and The
NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET is

New York

A PROPHECY

It is impossible ever to forecast accurately the ultimate
success of a book. But in the case of two of our recent
volumes we feel safe in assuming the prophetic role,
and herew th offer them as candidates for success, con-
fident that they will justify every effort made in their
behalf.

The Dance of Life

By Havelock Ellis "One of the few great books of the century," says Benjamin De Casseres, one of America's leading critics. This is only typical of the praise reviewers are lavishing on this brilliant study of things now most under discussion. And it deserves it. A glance at the table of contents shows the vital interest of the subject discussed

THE ART OF DANCING
THE ART OF THINKING
THE ART OF WRITING
THE ART OF RELIGION

THE ART OF MORALS

With such an author and such subjects, how could this book fail
to be a literary landmark.

Damaged Souls

By Gamaliel Bradford

There are certain figures in American history-Benedict Arnold,
Aaron Burr, John Randolph, Thomas Paine, and others, who Mr.
Bradford depicts as "damaged souls." He has analyzed their
weaknesses and their strength in a fascinating and absorbing way,
and has given us psychological portraits that will take their place
among the most brilliant character studies of the day. The space
this book has received at the hands of newspapers, and magazines,
alone would warrant us in making our second prophecy.

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To be published August 3rd:s

An English version of the most talked.
about French novel of the 20th Century

THE BACHELOR GIRL

From the French LA GARCONNE

by Victor Margueritte

The BACHELOR GIRL

In this version of the world famous novel, La Garçonne,
the American public has an opportunity of reaching an inde-
pendent judgment concerning this much disputed work. It
tells a brilliant tale of a French girl who seeks absolute
freedom from conventions and casts a bright light upon
the obscure corners of the feminine revolt against sex con-
ventions at a moment of profound social unrest. $2.00 net
In CANADA Borzoi Books can be obtained from The Macmillan Co. of Canada, Ltd., St. Martin's
House, Toronto.

La Garçonne VICTOR MARGUERITTE

"LIBER STUDIORUM"

With the text by Victor Rienaecker, fore-
word by Sir Frank Short, R.A., P.R.E.,
and about 120 full page illustrations.
PRICE £2 2s. Od NET

There will be a large paper Edition, printed
on hand-made paper, and limited to 200
numbered copies-Price £5 5s. Od. net.

Published By "THE STUDIO," London

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