SORROWS OF CUPID.
Eight ears ago Kate Richards O'Hare wrote a little 64-page booklet, "WHAT HAPPENS TO DAN"—when the great edition was exhausted the book was expanded into 112 paces and called "The Sorrows of Cupid"; when time would permit, Mrs. O'Hare continued the work of enlarging and improving this beautiful work until now it is a fine large volume of many chapters. It covers the entire case of capitalism from the point of most intense human interest. Love,—marriage,—home,—babies, all the sweet and tender thoughts that this gifted writer has expressed in her many written articles are gathered here; a book that every wife and mother, every husband and father, every lover and maiden should have by them. Life will be sweeter and richer for you when you have read "The Sorrows of Cupid."
WORKERS IN
AMERICAN HISTORY.
James Oneal of Terre Haute, Ind., spent seven years of study and research to write a book, "The Workers in American History," telling for the first time the History of the American toiling masses, from the days of Columbus until the Mexican War. This is a wonderful book.
Eitther of these great books will be sent pre-paid on receipt of prices:
LIBRARY EDITION, FINE CLOTH BINDING, GENUINE GOLD LEAP EMBOSSING; FINE BOOK PAPER, $1.00
SAME, BUT IN PAPER COVERS .50
REMEMBER—If you are not taking THE NATIONAL RIP-SAW you are missing something great. The subscription price is only 50 cents a year—in clubs of four (4) or more, 25 cents a year. The Rip-Saw also sells subscription cards, each card good for one year's subscription, In lots of four (4) or more at 25 cents each. You can sell these cards any time to your friends. They are always good for a year's subscription.
BUT LOOK HERE—You can get either of these above mentioned books, bound in strong paper cover, retail price 50 cents, by sending in only 12 yearly subs to the Rip-Saw, or by buying 12 sub cards. ALMOST EVERYBODY YOU ASK WILL TAKE THE RIP-SAW—THEY ALL WANT IT. Just try and see how easy it is to get your neighbors and friends to take the Rip-Saw. Do this and get a copy of Kate Richards O'Hare or Oneal's book for your library FREE.
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Sample Copies Rip-Saw Sent on Request.
Quantity prices on "The Workers in American History" and "The Sorrows of Cupid."
LIBRARY EDITION.
Five copies, prepaid for $4.00; 10 copies, prepaid, for $7.00; 25 copies, not prepaid, for $13.75; 50 copies, not prepaid for $25.00; 100 copies, not prepaid, for $47.50.
IN STRONG PAPER COVERS.
Five copies, prepaid for $2.00; 10 copies, prepaid, for $3.50; 25 copies, not prepaid, for $6.87; 50 copies, not prepaid, for $12.50; 100 copies, not prepaid, for $23.75.
The above prices for all one kind or assorted titles.
