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Gov- 1 ——— r ernor Folk of Missouri, Edward Everett Hale, Margaret vq W T Deland, Commander Eva Booth of the Salvation Armv, WT/v/lwv Iwl Gen. A. W. Greely and lon Perdicaris are among them. An Tfte Editorial Page O 1 •! has words of help or information for every age, and "■ Q > yy deals not only with the affairs of the nation and the kw/ lUIL pj kz JL JI JL world, but with such more intimate topics as personal conduct, domestic economy, school, church and Who cuts out and sends at once this slip (or community. mentions this publication) with $1.75 for The 2000 One-Minute Stories Companion for the 52 weeks of 1907 will receive The Companion is distinguished for the number PRFF )" issuesof The Companion and excellence of its sketches and stories which take 1 for the remaining weeks of 1906. not more than a minute to read. They are always | T7 TT 1 The Thanksgiving,Christmas and new, always well told. J* gx ■ .F, New Year’s Double Numbers. 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