=SITTING UP FOR SANTA CLAUS.= A humorous dialogue for 6 girls, 5 boys, and Santa Claus. If you expect to have a Christmas entertainment, you surely want this. Single copy, 10 cents; or 10 copies, 60 cents.
=COMIC ENTERTAINER, THE.= Edited by H. L. Williams. An up-to-date collection of the choicest humor. Such a variety in prose and poetry as to suit almost any occasion. The book also contains four monologues, two for male and two for female characters; also four short dialogues. =Price, twenty-five cents.=
=HUMOROUS MONOLOGUES. By Mayme R. Bitney.= A fine collection of twenty-nine original monologues designed for the use of the amateur and the professional monologist. Practically suitable for ladies. The author has brought out with skill the humorous incidents that help make up the life of the country girl and woman, while the fashionable woman of the city, who is interested in parties, teas and golf, is just as truthfully depicted. =Price, twenty-five cents.=
=THE EXCELLENT SCHOOL SPEAKER.= The “Excellent”—is true to name. A book of over one hundred pages, especially compiled for us by C. S. Bradford, containing selections of poetry and prose, new and fresh. Full of good things. You can make no mistake in securing this speaker. =Price, fifteen cents.=
=HOWE’S COMIC SCHOOL SPEAKER.= Full of short, pithy, comic, and humorous recitations. This book should be in every school. =Price, fifteen cents.=
=HOWE’S EXHIBITION SCHOOL SPEAKER.= Contains about one hundred pages of selections of great range from the choicest literature of our country, suitable for schools, homes and exhibitions. It is the best thing out. Send for it. =Price, fifteen cents.=
=THE JUVENILE SPEAKER.= Every piece in this little book can be used and is worthy of its place in this useful work. It is undoubtedly the best book of the kind, for the money, published; and is highly recommended by teachers everywhere. =Price, twenty cents.=
=LITTLE PIECES FOR LITTLE PEOPLE.= Each set has twenty cards containing twenty-nine bright, pretty recitations for boys and girls, from five to ten years of age. Teachers like the pieces because of their convenient form. Being printed on cards, all wearisome copying is avoided. =Price, fifteen cents.=