"the Busy Man's Magazine"

SU AND THE [ " 's 01 o.il.r (l.c 'llmj Hun'. JIcn,lro,n DIIQV ,'v Terlnlly :ulnpoil la U Bmy DUO I ""■"■'- snch ns aotor nuaré. UfnillU'O (""■' "(V '■ 08BARD, HumQN í "'blgMi Slult Noi-wiiISriwol. I _T PLEASES EVEbTyBQDY. Mlss Francos Wi!lard.-"The bright est outlook window in t'iiristcndom íor busi peopiowhow„„„SM „h.,1. p,,,.o,,i,ltll01 ,,DU J f .r?v6i"fe 'i'-lciran.-"A?rc:.Tboor to the busy, thelazy and ihc cconomiíal " rile Coiijtre-ution ,ia.vt. -This monthly has no peer n origiualiiy ol , , ano a-ccuracy of visión, tl, o nuai abihfy u, tnmsfomi i i . I thü ivorld. ' cuitado KcsUi of RehíííV , w )oir'K' has oi busy people. We knovv oí o, frí x, Wh for a mt"nh ha' ' o clock at night an ofcurrentworldevenis. Herc;, it gn es him a ru nnuifi; cominci.; events, besides .1 dicst oí ti.-.: best .:rud contemporary magazines," Pce 25c. 82.60 n YearJ j Ati.TSAI.Ti:D. CIAD .,:v. 8wdT,„c,ni, TEEEVÏEW,OF REVIEWS, f