Might and Main Library. Number 56, 1907-03-16 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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LARGE number of boys have become tired of that ‘sameness’ about most five cent libraries. want to be interested. _ The-stories in this line are at least one third longer than in any other library and deal with the adventures of boys who reached the top of — | A different story is published every — week, dealing with the adventures of a different set of characters. the ladder by their own efforts. Price Sc. Per Copy 33—A Rise in the World; or, The Trials and Triumphs- ' of a New England Lad. 34—Clear the Way; or, The Boys of Bear Hollow. 35—Reaching Out; Comedian. 36—Push and Pluck; or, The Copper King’s Mascot. 37—Give That Boy a Chance ; or, The Tara Prince of Liberty Ranch. 38—Sent Adrift; or, Around the World On Eighty | Cents. ae 39—Dan Sharp’s Big Scoop;.or, Beating the New York | Reporters. public. | ot 40—From Switch to Lever; or, The Young Engineer | 54—The Young Klondikers; or, Jud Kent’s Golden ~ of the Mountain Express. Stake. : a 41—Little Snap, the Post-boy; or, Working for Uncle Sam. 42—Frank Marvin’s Search; or, The Brookville Boys * “Club. 43—His One Ambition; or, The Mishaps of a Boy Re- porter. 44—All Aboard; or, The Cruise of Rodney Marshall. Mill. 46—Thrown on the World; or, A Young Clerk’s Ad- | ventures. | 48—Striking Out for Himself; or, The Struggles of a -Young ] 47—Never Give Up; or, Harry Holton’s Resolve. Giant Forest. 49—A Business Boy; or, Hal Hartley’s Race for For- ae tune. s | co—The Copper Coterie; or, From Rocks to Riches, 7 51—Pluck Beats Luck; or, Tom Talbot’s Trails and Triumphs. 52—A Team of Thoroughbreds; or, The Mystery of a Postage-stamp. 53— ‘Little Hickory ;” | 55—The Boy Musician; or, Playing to Win His Way. = 50—Winning His Rights: or, The Fortunes of Vernon . Craig. | o7—Bright and Early; or, The Boys Who Got These Might and Main is published especially for boys who want a big five cents’ worth and ie = ae? a For sale by all newsdealers, or sent by the penrcnets to any address upon receipt of money or postage stamps | or, The Mystery of — or, Ragged Rob's Young Re 58—Clyde Crawford, Champion; or, How the Worst Boy in Town Won Out. | 59—Under Full Steam; or, The Tugboat Route to Suc- 45—The Mud River Boys; or, The Fight for Penlow’s { cess. 6o—The Roustabout Boys; or, A Trip to Maine. 61—Bringing Back the Gold; or, Adventures aes African Skies. eres ee SS sae ee Sai ARG CeD will he PRED pk le as, | eat y maladie aieiaR eee, en nll IF YOU WANT BACK NUMBERS of our libraries, and cannot get them from your newsdealers, they can be obtained from this office direct. i‘ Cut out and fill in the following Order Blank and send it to us with the price of the books you want and we will send them to you by return mail, ; a 7 PJSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN THE SAME AS MONEY. THE WINNER LIBRARY COMPANY, 165 West Fifteenth St., Now York, 6 1 i Nene anh 55> saeocpagaduawenesaenevenndua'ssas de deeuee 190 Gentlemen :—Enclosed find..............-... cents for which send me: | hee can copies of Bowery Boy Nos......__...-------------+-- +--+ 222+ 2---- 7 eonins of flicht and Main Nos... 2i4..2..54 36. eee eee Ch (PEELE LIE NEE AG HIE LE Biroet ond Ne oo nk ca eeane rons ce cee te ss POWs sck se ace Statedjeci2 oo