Penny Dreadfuls, 1897 · page 249 of 248
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A restored page from Penny Dreadfuls, 1897. Page through the whole issue in the reader above.
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Gi OD, Gs Me, My Bh Mie he Gs AD. Gs RE Cs Gh Oe a Ge Be rrr What is a Novel Worth? For years Novels and Magazines have been sold at prices ranging from 25 to 50 Cents. Improved machinery has decreased the cost of production, and the Ten Cent Magazine has become an established fact. vw & wv Now the Eagle Library is offered to the public as the original first quality novel at Cen Lents e« The Eagle Library is not composed of poor stories printed on cheap paper. %& wv & The Eagle Library is not a collection of unsalable books of- fered at reduced prices because they cannot be sold otherwise. © & & The Eagle Library is not a series of stories by unknown authors. & Che Eagle Library Is offered at Tea Cents because that is the correct modern price for a first class copyright novel. In these books the type is clear and legible, the paper of good quality, the stories by the best known popular authors, the covers of most attrac- tive design and * Bo * * & Che Price is Riabt Read one and you will want another. Do not be fooled by inferior books at a higher price. The Eagle Library is published by Street & Smith, Rew York. ee Ur ‘ i . e ' ° O08 J . a ~~) . yaWy « — ‘ “ - “ - i ° ” a « “ - - ~ . ai A "= r < . : “ “ : . 4 ~ t. " , %& = “yy =. = pe Np Le ; , ‘ E _ ae - . > =. - ~~ all - < ~ —— - —_— — ——— = LE Ag I2 comicbooks-co