The author of The Postman Always Rings Twice and Serenade has written this swift, tense story, dealing with raw passions—about a man and two women mixed up in some dirty business in a small American city. You won't relax until you've finished it! Only (postpaid)
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DAMON RUNYON OMNIBUS.
3 volumes in 1! Nearly 1,000 pages of guys, dolls, killers. Originallv $6. Now (postpaid)
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THE FRENCH QUARTER.
Herbert Asbury.
An informal history of New Orleans, with particular reference to its colorful iniquities. Postpaid
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THE DAMNED DONT CRY.
Harry Hervey.
Powerful novel of a girl from "the wrong side of the tracks" and her struggle against passion and disillusionment. Originally $3.00 Now (postpaid)
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LADY NAMED LOU.
Donald Henderson Clarke.
Concerns Lou Finn, a rural girl with blond hair, black eyes, an incomparable torso, and not much else. Postpaid
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MILLIE'S DAUGHTER.
Donald Henderson Clarke.
"Millie's Daughter" has been sold to the movies. "Those thousands who enjoyed 'Millie' will find this sequel just as much to their liking."—"New York Herald Tribune." Postpaid
98c
KELLY.
Donald Henderson Clarke.
"Kelly" is the swift-moving story of a go-getting manicurist in a Times Square barber shop. Postpaid
98c
MURDERER'S HOLIDAY.
Donald Henderson Clarke.
Concerns the son ot an ex-gangster who turned respectable, decided to write a play about gangsters. Postpaid
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THE BARBARY COAST.
Herbert Asbury.
The sink-hole of vice that made San Francisco's underworld the most dangerous and most interesting spot in America. Originally $3.75. Now (postpaid)
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STORIES FOR MEN.
Compiled by Charles Grayson.
35 robust tales by virile American writers, including Hemingway, Faulkner, Cain, Lardner, Hammett, Runyon and many others. Originally $3.50. Now (postpaid)
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