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"TJT ER name is Henrita F. Rie4, and-10,000 men and women are under
Jfjl her direction. Imagine it a woman managing director of one of
the largest organizations ,in the world and vice-president of all its
subsidiary companies ! A woman consulted on all the company's affairs !
A woman who moves quietly, unassumingly among men of Big Busi-
ness, asking no favors but commanding respect and admiration for her
unusual ability. V
The rise of Henrita Ried sounds like a" fairy story. How did this bril
liant Kentucky girl get her start ? What is there in this wonderful
woman's story which will help you to make a greater success in your
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. You will find the answers to your questions in Helen Christine Ben
nett's inspiring account in Pictorial Review for August. She calls it "A
Woman of Big Business." It is another of Pictorial Review's big fact
stories of successful American women. '
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jPVt unusual short stories
Martha Jibb, Expert in Efficiency, ap-' t
plies her commercial ability to the business i
of getting- a husband. Read ''Marriage lim
ited" by Clarence Budington Kelland.
Does a terrible jealousy always prove a
passionate love " Perhaps you Jiave suffered
like Emily Gris in George Weston's ap
pealing tale, "The One Who Was Left."
Did you ever hear of - a Scotch terrier
saving a man from a lion? .There's enough '
thrill to last you, a week in "Scotty of the
Circus," by Courtney Ryley Cooper.
Do the 4 colored men love to fight for
Uncle Sam? You'll never ask that question
after finishing that delightful Southern idyl,
"Old Vanity," by Elsie Shipmaster.
Having no eyes he still saw the light.
Read how the vision came to a young man
blinded in the war in Lucy Pratt a tenderly
. told tale,uBearing a Torch."
Other Special . Features
Is Economic Dependence Demoralizing?
- Helen Ring Robinson.
What Kind of Food Makes You an
American? Helen Christine Bennett.
What the Office Girl Saw in France'
t Jane Lee
Summer Kitchen Methods.
What, When and How to Brine?
' -; Rhea C. Scott.
Why Fireless Cookers Save Servants v
A Dorrance.
How to Make Drinks With a Tinkle
, i Ida C. B. Allen.
. Remarkable Pages of Color Pictures -
Portrait of Evangeline . Booth.
"Treasure . Island" a boy's, dream..
Grace Drayton's Dolly Dingle Cut-Outs.
The Twelvetrees' amusing kiddies.
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The most dramatic, : tha most absorbing story of This great August fiction numbers lives up to Pic
love and mysteiy eyerpublished by a magazine fa- tqrial Review's well-deserved reputation for fiction
SfhleJl0 f '.' gC PagC m$l -to always vigorous, stimulaing, vital!
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That man was Abner Bane. Who killed him ? And t where was tHe
packet of letters he was carrying? That was the mystery that baffled
all Denver. Only one man knew who killed Abner Bane, and he
couldrVt tell. A woman's honor depended on his- silence. He
knew the dreadful secret held by the letters Bane had stolen.
Ana dane Knew tnat ne Knew. Kead this most thrilling mys
, tery novel, the best we have" ever published.
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'The Packet of Letters
By WILL PAYNE '
You can begin this 22,000 word novel and
finish it the same day in Pictorial Review for
August. Just the right, thing for a summer
afternoon under a shady tree. Think of get-
ting a complete novel in one single issue of a
magazine in addition to five other stories and
a serial.r . ' ; x
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