The Motor Boys; or, Chums Through Thick and Thin

  _New Alger Books_

  JOE, THE HOTEL BOY _Or, Winning Out by Pluck_

  By HORATIO ALGER, Jr.

  =Illustrated, 12mo. Cloth, 60 cents=

  This is one of the last stories penned by that prince of all juvenilewriters, Horatio Alger, Jr., and is one of his best. It describes theadventures of a youth brought up in the country by an old hermit. Whenthe hermit dies the boy obtains work at a nearby hotel, and later ondrifts to the city and obtains a position in another hotel. There is amystery concerning the lad's identity and likewise the disappearance ofa certain blue box, but in the end all terminates satisfactorily.

  BEN LOGAN'S TRIUMPH _Or, The Boys of Boxwood Academy_

  By HORATIO ALGER, Jr.

  =Illustrated, 12mo. Cloth, 60 cents=

  This story was penned by Mr. Alger some years before his death, but hasnever appeared in book form. Ben was a city newsboy, rather rough, butwith a heart of gold. He did a great service for a good-hearted farmer,and the latter took Ben home with him. The lad had never been in thecountry before, and his eyes were opened to a new world. Then the youthwas sent to a boarding school, where he made his way to the front amidmany difficulties. Mr. Alger's charm as a juvenile writer is so wellknown it is needless to mention it here, and this story is in his bestvein.

  _CUPPLES & LEON CO., Publishers, NEW YORK_