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ae ONG the very best books ever written for boys, the Kit Carey Series take deservedly The Kit Carey Series afront rank. Lieut. Lounsberry, the author, | is well known ‘to the youth of our land as an old-time favorite and these stories are considered to be some of his finest work. ‘The stories are four in number, as follows: Cadet Kit Carey - - (No. 2 Medal Library) Lieut. Carey’s Luck - (No. 4 Medal Library) Capt. Carey of the Gallant Seventh - (No. 6 Medal Library) Kit Carey’s Protege - (No. 8 Medal Library) PRICE 10 CENTS EACH These stories tell how a poor but energetic boy rose to high military honors by sheer pluck, © integrity and strength of will. The boy who has never read these stories has a rare treat in store for him. Lieut. Lounsberry is always in- teresting and never tiresome. These are the sort of books that help to make our boys suc- cessful and honorable men. Published in no other series except Street & Smith’s Medal Library. (0 cents at all newsdealers Postpaid from the publishers at the same price Bn Street & Smith & *? Nev You comicbooks.¢