Ainslee's Magazine, February 1913 — page 188: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

AINSLEE’S ADVERTISER Just One Moment, Please— YOU remember with great pleasure, we dare say, the story by ZANE GREY in the POPULAR MAGAZINE, a year or so ago, entitled “The Heritage of the Desert.” If you want a similar treat, begin reading “Desert Gold,” by the same author, which opens in the next issue of the POPULAR, on sale February 7th. BooD FRANCIS LYNDE is responsible for the complete novel in that issue. It is entitled “Strange Adventures of Alpheus Substitute Mee, B. Sc.,” and was written to delight the lover of strange seas, picturesque lands, and mysterious people. Pape In addition, there are some rattling good short stories in that number—stories that you are sure to hear mentioned enthusiasti- cally, and that you would have been sorry to miss. There is “A Man’s Job,” by Bertrand W. Sinclair, which brings blood into the cheek and fire into the eyes as you read it; there is “The Out- cast,’ by Francis Parsons, a dramatic, stormy tale of tremendous odds overcome by one desperate man; there is “The Emerald Snake,” by Daniel Steele, quite the best detective tale that the author has written in a long while; there is “Good Men and True,” by Courtney Ryley Cooper, an old-time traveling circus yarn that will leave you chuckling; then there is humor predominant in “The Initial Event,” by James French Dorrance; in “Getting Rid of Jud Tarr,” by Henry Oyen; in “The Power of the Drama,” by Damon Runyon. SHS But why continue to point out the fine things to be found between the covers of the coming PopuLAR? Our “constant” reader knows our quality. Our “inconstant” reader will soon come to know it. Tear off this as a reminder if you are an inconstant reader er ee ee Ee HR He ee ee ee ee ee eH RE EEE EERE HR RRR Re RS ORR ee OR HES EK EEE OEE EE BEES BEE meee ee meee Buy the First March POPULAR MAGAZINE, on sale at any news stand February 7th Please mention this magazine when answering advertisements, Connicoooks.c© 5}