Here is a book for your avorite bookshelf, a book filled with worth-while stories and beautiful verse by some of the finest writers of the present and of the past.
 
Here you will find tender, gay, nostalgic love stories suck as Samuel Hopkins Adams' Night Bus, or Rudyard Kipling's The Brush Wood Boy, or Richard Connell's famous A friend of napoleon. Here you will find .  Here you will find Sir James M. Barrie's delightful The Old Lady Shows her Medals, a touching heart-warming play of a would-be mother, and Zona Gale's To Springvale for Christmas and Dorthey Canfield's I Thought I Heard Them singing, two stirring tales of real mother lover.