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FAMOUS PAINTINGS OF THE WORLD.
THIS serial, which began In November, of 1896, will be completed In the March, 1896, Issue. Persons wishing the entire serial can secure It by sending $1.00 to publishers.
Each number as it appears keeps notably abreast of the best that is in American life, making the magazine one of the most readable of the ten cent publications.
CLUB WOMEN AND THEIR WORK.
THE NATIONAL publishes monthly an intensely interesting department under the above title. Short articles appear on live subjects by prominent club women throughout the country. Mrs. Ellen M. Henrotin has articles in the October and January issues. In November, Alice Ives Breed is a contributor. The work of the different clubs receives full attention.
NATIONAL QUESTION CLASS.
This is a new department just established. Fifteen questions in art, literature and current topics are given each month, and FOUR PRIZES are awarded for the four best sets of answers. Every subscriber to THE NATIONAL becomes a member of this class by merely writing for a certificate of entry.
The search for the answers to these fifteen questions monthly is not only a pleasure but an education. Mothers should have their children try these contests.
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