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We publish the best Ten Cent books to-day. reduced the price of. Paper covered novels | to Tent Cents | .It is now recognized — as the correct popular — price, purely because we broke the ice and ~ made it so. ; Our lines at Ten Cents — are just as good as and os frequently much better — . than the twenty-five — cent kind issued by other publishers, AVL wWe were the pioneers with the Ten Cent Book. Me MOREOVER, a : ant om) WHAT IS MORE Our lines consist mostly of copyright stories by the E most popular authors, and consequently you cannot get q the stories elsewhere at any price. Hy Send for a complete catalogue. . . a aan ol & SMITH, Publish er “comi eBae | ee é ° . ’ . i ° e » * o ¢ + » J oe, fe * 7 7 Le , , wg a * Vs . -_ Vd j . 4 e” : r. >| , Ane \