Pulp Fiction, 1916 · page 5 of 212
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THE ARGOSY CONTENTS FOR DECEMBER, 1916 The entire contents of this magazine are protected by copyright, and must not be reprinted without the publishers’ permission CI) [O | [ [o| ONE COMPLETE NOVEL THANKS TO THE B. R. T STEPHEN BRANDISH CHAPTERS I—XX FOUR SERIAL STORIES THE GILDED TRAP GEORGE M. A. CAIN CHAPTERS I—VI DARING THE DANGER ZONE. Part II NORCROSS FORBES CHAPTERS V—VII (with Synopsis) THE MOTIVE. Part Ill 7 LAWRENCE PERRY CHAPTERS IX—XIll (with Synopsis) [o | O| C) HIS ISLE OF REFUGE. Part V FRED C. SMALE CHAPTERS XXI—XXIV SIX SHORT STORIES WHEN NEW YORK ROCKED A CHRISTMAS MENACE THE BRUTE, THE LADY, AND I REINDEER ON THE ROOF BABES ON BROADWAY BEN DUNCAN NEIL MORAN THE EDITOR IN JANUARY there'll be the first half of a two-part story describing what happened to a multimillionaire when his doctor told him he must leave town on pain of death if he remained. Also “Southwest of the Law” | “And She Took Men” | “Some Dog” BY REX PARSON BY MAUD SPRINGER NESOM BY WILLIAM ALFRED COREY A thrilling complete novel of || Ifourreaders wantlovestories, || A tale of man’s best friend, life and love in a South here’s one hot off the bat, with a wonderful “kick” American jungle from a new writer at the finish The foregoing is only a hint of the good things that will make the first Arcosy of 1917 notable. Don’t forget to get it Friday, December 15 THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY, 8 West Fortieth Street, New York, and Temple House, Temple Avenue, E. C., tondon Frank A. MuNSEY, President RICHARD H, TITHERINGTON, Secretary CHRISTOPHER H. Pope, Treasurer Single copies, 10 cents. By the year, $1.00 In United States, its dependencies, Mexico and Cuba; $1.50 to Canada, and $2.00 to Foreign Countries. Remittances should be made by check, express money order or postal money order. Currency should not be sent unless registered ISSUED MONTHLY. COPYRIGHT, 1916, BY THE FRANK A, MUNSEY COMPANY ENTERED AT THE NEW YORK POST OFFICE AS SECOND-CLA-S MAIL MATTER—COPYRIGHTED Xctoynan y da MRE MOOMKS nCO