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Alse by Harry Leen Wilsen a series of
short stories chronicling the further ad
ventures of
Ma Pettingill
The chatelaine, and terror, of Red Gap
And the adjacent cow country.
The Concierge
and the King
by Geerge Pattulle
One of a timely series of On Again, Off
Again, King Again short stories dealing with
the mishaps of an ex-king and hew the Fan Fan
faren, the concierge and Bill the motion
picture man forwarded his ambition.
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A Nevel by
Harry Leen Wilsen
Auther of Merten of the Movies
The Adventures of Tish
by Mary Roberts Rinehart
Alse in early numbers stories by:
Alice Duer Miller Ben Ames Williams
J. P. Marquand Sam Hellman
Julian Street Sephie Kerr
Hugh Wiley Hugh MacNair Kahler
Geerge Westen Themas Beer
Tristram Tupper Hal G. Evarts
Jehn Tainter Feete Philip Gibbs
Lucy Stene Terrill Earl Derr Biggersj
Saturday Evening Pest stories are never contracted
for; never taken en name. They are selected en merit and
are the best work of known and unknown authors. This
year we shall present at least twenty new writers. Our 'Trig
names" are almost invariably first made in The SATURDAY
EVENING POST. Every story must be a part of that greater
story that runs in the magazine from week te week and
from year te year, portraying the character, the strug
gles, the failures and the achievements of the American
people. The Editors realize that a great circulation is net
only a great opportunity, but a great responsibility.
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A Nevel by P. G. Wodeheuse
Psmith listens te everybody's troubles,
takes them en his shoulders and succeeds
in making the world a happier and mere
joyous place for eight weeks.
Winnie and the
Cepperfu
by Bertram Atkey
One of a series portraying the adventures
of blue-eyed, but exceedingly capable,
Winnie with the baby stare.
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