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.50 Union Gospel News, Cleveland ................. w .50 1.00 Union Signal, Chicago ................... w Tem. 1.00 1.50 United Presbyterian, Pitts. (n. 1.40) .. w Pres. 1.50 5.00 U.S. Investor, Boston (n. 4.25) .............. w 5.00 2.00 United States Official Postal Guide (paper binding) with supplements .............. m Post. 1.75 2.50 Same (cloth binding) ................... m Post. 2.15 2.00 Unity, Chicago ............................... w 1.65 2.00 University Med. Mag., Phila. (n. 1.65) ... m Med 2.00 1.00 University of Chi. Record (F.P. .50) ......... w .95 2.00 Universal Brotherhood, N.Y. .................. m 1.65 2.00 Universalist Leader, Boston (n 1.90) ... w Univ. 2.00 2.00 Utica Globe ............................... Sat. 2.00 6.00 Utica Herald (s-w. 1.00-.90) ..... 6 issues Rep. 5.60 6.00 Utica Observer (s-w. 1.00-.90) ... 6 issues Dem. 5.60 6.00 Utica Press (new 5.60) ........... 6 issues Ind. 6.00 1.00 Utica Press ........................... s-w Ind. 1.00

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1.00 Vegetarian, Chicago .......................... m .70 .15 Vickery's Fireside Visitor, Augusta ..... m Lit. .15 .50 Vick's Family Magazine, Roch. .......... m Hort. .35 Vick's Magazine in Offer No. 3: with Housekeeper & McCalls ................... 1.00 with Cosmopolitan and Leslies ................ 1.65 with Leslies' Monthly ........................ 1.25 with any one in class A ...................... 1.25 with Pearsons and Woman's Home Companion ..... 1.73 with Success and World Today ................. 1.75 VICK'S FAMILY MAGAZINE has been the leading authority on Flowers, Fruits, the Garden, etc., for over a quarter of a century. It has recently been enlarged and improved, new departments added for the Household, Children, Nature Study and Poultry, also continued and short stories. _"Adv."_ .50 Violin World. N.Y. ........................... m .45 3.00 Vogue, New York ........................ w Fash. 3.00 1.50 Voice of Fashion, Chicago .................... q 1.20

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1.00 Wall Paper News, etc. ........................ m .90 1.00 Wallace's Farmer and Dairyman ................ w .90 12.00 Wall Street Jour., N.Y. (n. 9.25) daily ........ 12.00 5.00 Wall Street News, New York. 6 issues. ..... Com. 4.50 2.00 Washington Chronicle ............. Saturday Rep. 1.25 6.00 Washington Post (Sun. 1.50-1.35) ... 6 iss. Ind. 5.00 6.00 Washington Evening Star .......... 6 issues Ind. 5.20 5.00 Wasp, San Francisco ..................... m Ind. 4.00 2.50 Watchman, Boston ........................ w Bap. 2.35 1.00 Watchword and Truth, Boston ........... m Evan. .75 1.00 Waverly Magazine, Boston ................ w Lit. .80 1.00 Wayside Tales, Chicago ................. m Lit. .75 1.25 Week's Current, (40 w .90) .............. w Ind. 1.10 2.00 Week's Progress .............................. w 2.00 Week's Progress in Offer No. 5 with Leslie's or in class A .................. 2.00 with Pearson and any in class A .............. 2.50 with Outing and any in class B ............... 3.25 with Smart Set and any in class C ............ 3.00 with Cosmopolitan and any class B or C ....... 3.75 with Harper's Bazar and Country Life ......... 4.50 2.00 Western Arch. and Builder, Cin. ........ m Arch. 1.35 1.25 Western Druggist, Chicago .............. m Phar. 1.20 3.00 Western Electrician, Chicago ........... w Elec. 2.50 1.00 Western Painter, Chicago ..................... m .75 2.00 Western Horseman, Indianapolis ......... w Sport 1.75 1.50 Western Jour. of Ed.. San Fran. ......... m Edu. 1.15 .60 Western Penman. Cedar Rapids, Ia. ....... m Edu. .50 1.00 Western Penman (Prof'nal Ed.) ................ m .85 1.00 Western Teacher, Milwaukee .............. m Edu. .85 1.00 Western School Journal. Topeka .......... m Edu. .85 1.00 Western Sportsman .............................. .65 1.00 Western Undertaker, Chicago .................... .70 2.00 Western Watchman, St. Louis ............ w R. C. 1.65 4.50 Westminster Review. N.Y. ................ m Lit. 4.00 My agents must charge full price for above review. .60 Westminster Teacher, Phila. ............ m Pres. .60 1.00 West Virginia School Journal ............ m Edu. .85 1.00 What to Eat, Chicago (F. P. .50) ............. m .65 What to Eat in class A: with Harper's Bazar or Leslies ............... 1.50 with Good Housekeeping or Pearsons ........... 1.50 with Am. Boy or Am. Education ................ 1.50 with Popular Educator (new) or Leslies ....... 1.50 with Am. Prim. Teacher or 20th Cen'ry Home ... 1.50 with any two of above ........................ 2.00 See other club offers In forepart of this catalogue. Everybody's may be added to any club for One Dollar .50 What Women Should Know ....................... m .45 1.00 Wheeling (W. Va.) Intelligencer. ........ w Rep. .85 5.20 Wheeling (W. Va.) Intelligencer. .... 6 iss Rep. 4.45 1.00 Wheeling (W. Va.) Register .............. w Dem. .80 5.20 Wheeling (W. Va.) Register ......... 6 iss. Dem. 3.75 1.20 Wide World Magazine, N.Y................ m Lit. 1.20 3.00 Wilson's Photo. Maga. N.Y. ............ m Photo. 3.00 .75 Wisconsin Farmer, Madison .............. w Agri. .60 1.00 Wisconsin Jour. of Edu., Madison ........ m Edu. 1.00 1.00 Wisconsin State Journal, Madison. ....... w Rep. .85 4.00 Wisconsin State Jour., Madison. .... 6 iss. Rep. 3.25 .50 Wisdom, Boston................................ w .45 1.00 Wiltshire Magazine, N.Y. ..................... m .60 1.00 Woman's Home Companion .................. m Lit. 1.00 Woman's Home Companion with Cosmopolitan or Success ................. 1.60 with What to Eat or Pearsons ................. 1.60 with Prim. Education (n) or Leslies. ......... 1.60 with Am. World today. ........................ 1.70 with Am. Pri. Teacher or Sunset .............. 1.60 with any two of above ........................ 2.10 See other club offers in forepart of this catalogue. .50 Woman's Journal, Alliance (n. 35) ............ m .50 .25 Woman's Home Journal, Boston ................. m .20 2.50 Woman's Journal, Boston (n. 1.50) ....... w Soc. 2.50 .60 Woman's Missionary Mag., Xenia, O. ............. .60 1.00 Woman's Tribune, Washington .................. w .75 1.00 Woman's Work, Athens, Ga. .................... m .65 .50 Woman's Work for Women, N.Y. ................. m .50 .10 Woman's Magazine, St. Louis .................. m .10 1.00 Woodworker, Indianapolis .............. in Mech. .85

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Pub. Price Our Price .75 Word & Works, with almanac .............. m Sci. .60 1.50 World's Crisis, Boston (n. 1.35) ............... 1.45 .50 Wool Market and Sheep .......................... .40 1.50 Work, N.Y. ..................................... 1.25 1.00 World Wide, Montreal ........................... .70 1.00 World's Events, Dansville ...................... .60 World's Events in Offer No. 3: with Normal Instructor or Cosmopolitan ....... 1.25 with Primary Education (new) or Leslies ...... 1.25 with Pop Educator, American Boy or Success ... 1.25 with Am. Education or Am. Boy ................ 1.25 with Primary Plans or Sunset ................. l.25 with any two of above ........................ 1.75 See other club offers in forepart of this catalogue. 2.50 World's Fair Bulletin, St. Louis ............. m 2.10 1.00 World's Review, Buffalo ................. w News .75 1.00 World To-day, Chicago (F.P. 1.00) ....... m Lit. 1.00 World Today: with Leslies or Cosmopolitan ................. 1.60 with Am. Education or Pearsons ............... 1.60 with Popular Educator or Sunset (new) ........ 1.60 with any two of above ........................ 2.10 See other club offers in forepart of this catalogue. 8.00 World's Work, N.Y. (F.P. 96) ............ m Lit. 3.00 World's Work in class B: with Success and Pearson's ................... 3.00 with Etude or School Review .................. 3.25 with Art Interchange and Success ............. 4.00 with Country Life ............................ 4.50 with Outlook (new) ........................... 4.25 See other club offers in forepart of this catalogue. 1.00 World Wide, Montreal ......................... w .70 1.00 Writer, Boston For literary workers .......... m .90

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.50 Young Americans, N.Y. .................. m Youth .50 Young Americans: with Am. Boy or Little Folks (new.) .......... 1.25 with Success or Am. Education ................ 1.25 with Leslies or Am. Primary Teacher .......... 1.25 See other club offers in forepart of this catalogue. 1.00 Young Catholic Magazine, N.Y. .............. s-m .65 1.00 Young Folks' Musical Monthly ............ m Mus. .75 .50 Young Idea, Boston Club of 10.3.15. ..... m Juv. .40 4 00 Young Ladies' Jour. (reprint) N.Y. ..... m Fash. 3.65 3.75 Young Ladies' Journal, London .......... m Fash. 3.25 .75 Young Peoples Weekly, Elgin .................. w .75 1.00 Youth, Philadelphia ............................ .75 Youth in class A: with Am. Boy or Success ...................... 1.50 with Popular Educator or Leslies (new) ....... 1.50 with Am. Prim. Teacher or Cosmopolitan ....... 1.50 with Am. Education or 20th Century Home ...... .50 with any two of above ........................ 2.00 See other club offers in forepart of this catalogue. 1.75 Youth's Companion, Boston ............. w Family 1.75 1.75 Youth's Companion NEW (see below) ..... w Family Ask YOUTH'S COMPANION, NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS, BIG PAY, To agents who agree to charge subscribers $1.75 we will give a BIG commission (same as last year) for new subscribers, or you can send $1.75 and we will return or credit the discount, as you prefer. NO DISCOUNT TO SUBSCRIBERS. Youth's Companion will not accept a transfer from one member to another of same family as new. Do not send less than $1.75 for transfers or renewals. SPECIAL OFFER. New subscribers to the Youth's Companion received before Jan. 1st, 1905 will receive the balance of 1904 free and all subscribers will receive the Companion Calendar in twelve colors and gold if orders is sent to us.

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3.00 Zanesville (O) Times-Recorder (6 iss.) ......... 2.65 2.50 Zion's Herald, Boston .................. w Meth. 2.15 1.25 Zion's Watchman, Albany, (n. 1.15) ........... w 1.25 1.00 Zion's Watchtower, Allegheny ................s-m .85

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