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• Indigestion. By Florence Stacpoole. 2d.; post free, 2-1/2d.
• Our Babies, and How to Take Care of Them. By Florence Stacpoole. 3d.; post free, 4d.
• The Home Doctor. By Florence Stacpoole. 3d.; post free, 4-1/2d.

THE "JENNY WREN" SERIES. 6d. each. Post free, 8d.