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MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND OF JULIA EDWARDS’ NOVELS HAVE BEEN SOLD. IVP AL A Julia Edwards’ Novels. LPAL Aga ™ A poor girl with the dangerous heritage of beauty - must needs possess a heart as true as steel to escape the traps set to ensnare her by designing men. No living writer is the equal of Julia Edwards in the vivid portrayal of the struggles and triumphs of the brave daughters of the people—the working girls of our great cities. These novels are copyrighted and can be had only in the Clover Series. Paper, 25 cents. Cloth, one dollar. 41—Prettiest of All. By Julia Edwards. 42—The Little Widow. By Julia Edwards, 43—Beautiful but Poor. By Julia Edwards, 44—Sadia the Rosebud. By Julia Edwards, 45—Laura Brayton. By Julia Edwards. 46—Stella Sterling. By Julia Edwards. 47—He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not. By Julia Edwards. Julia Edwards’ heroines are all taken from real life, and the spirited action of the story holds the attention and interest of the reader without intermission from cover to cover. For sale by all booksellers and newsdealers, or sent postage free on receipt of price, by the publishers. STREET & SMITH, 25 to 31 Rose Street, New York, Eomichbooks.co