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ngahe the laboting #tant satisfied by rvith his wage? _ 3

_ W hat will become ofthe men who eased _ .to frequent saloons? ' _

Will more people -hozve better home " _food and clothing?

V '_ E’VE been working for pro- hibition f_or more than a

hundred 'years-and now vve’ve got

.it,` but-are We going to keep it?

Do y_ou know just who have been behind

thismovement all these years, and just what they have expected to gain by it? Why have :th_e~_chu_rch_mcmbers wanted prohibition? Why have the social workers been so tireless in their eU0rts2 ,How have business men andernployers ,to pront? Strangest of all, 'why has _|¢hor`ad_vaonte.d urohihitinn? ' i

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~iVIarrn..__l3ens_ley swore, in ang`inm_-mnatmg fdttlole in'-_‘-October Pictorial Review called

'f_\iVhat We May Expect From Prohibition”; ipyealshow __e_`ach_V of these 'groups of people expected to__._é;ain a different endl

,ll 1'\ndA_A_v'1_v;l'i;jat- have been 'the results in our dry states? _ Mrs. Brubre tells you these

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‘Iqr-_xcach_ and all, V Mrs. Bruére has a ‘nitrite message!

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ALL over the world, there is an alannmg increase

- oi' bachelors; Some sayi they Cannot afford to

marry. Others frankly admit they _hare too selfish. Young women in appalling numbers have no desire for marriage. They prefer economic independence.

Do you know about the so-called “new morality"-

that menace to our home and family life? Do you know of the changes-social, legal, political and eco-

nomical-that must be rforkecl out before marriage _r

` can be made easier and more attractive? _,fl

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Charlotte Perkins Gfilzvrxz, in What is Going to

Happen to Marriage,” in Pictorial Review for October,_ shows only too clearly the main causes for the present chaos iw. the marriage relations. She tells things that :xi-.o_;'1y women are thinking without daring to say.

OR do you just think he does? He may

_ be like Pelham Madden. And you may

be like Mrs. Madden b,efore she found the letter from the other woman in his pocket. Every woman, young or old, can learn a _ 'whole lot about managing a man by reading

_» ‘Happily Married’_’ by Corra Harris, in

nous Yoon nussaun ren. You 1~:van~z-mme ?

Pictorial Review for October. Mrs. Harris sees through men as if they were glass. She knows her own sex just as thoroughly, and in the most amusing way in the world she shows you their little Vanities and weaknesses in this delightful serial novel. Don’t miss it. V

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~A inessage from the Queen V _ of Belgium I

THE»King and Queen of Belgium are

soon to be the nation's guests. A special

greeting to Pictorial Review’s readers accompanies' a charming portrait of this dsinty`Queen, with her signature. ~

A “Uncle Joe” Cannon

What does he think of fvomm In politiesf

Asx' uncle Jess 1-re r¢m_w1m¢ he’

in a delightfully reminiscent interview

withRichsrdBarry. ' ‘V _

/ Other Features inthis big Uctober Issue

The servantless home

CAN you imhgine a house so simplified

in its housekeeping arrangements that

no servant is necessary? Don’t miss Mabel Dulon Purdy's helpful article.

r 'rhealwneloék '

D0 you know that Kansas V spends _less

money on the health' of its babies than

it does on the health of its bees? r

What do you know about the Conference

on Soeidl Morality? What 'country in Europe has the highest birth»rste and~why?

Lookfor"TheAlsrmClocl¢" each month.

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Short stories you will like

The Spoiling of Pharaoh

-by Frances Gilchrist Wood

The Appetite for Marriage

- -by Clarence Burlington Kolllnd

The Golden Windmill

-hy Stlqy Aumonlor

Autumn Blooming

i . -hy Elinborh I|(y»n

The Yellow Flower V _ _ -by Melville Dnvisoon Post

Even the babies are kicking!

N0 more forced feeding! Nomoreclstor

oil! ‘Don’t _miss the babies’ strike, one

of the funniest Twelvetrees pictures.

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