The book contains 128 pages, size 7-5/8 x 5-1/4 set in new, large, clear type, and will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any address upon receipt of 25 cents. For sale where you bought this book. * * * * * LOVE--COURTSHIP--MARRIAGE. [Illustration] This is the newest and most up-to-date book on these subjects. It explains how girls may become happy wives, bachelors become happy husbands. It includes a treatise on "The Etiquette of Marriage," describing invitations, the dresses, the ceremony, and the proper behavior of bride and groom. In addition to the above there is a most brilliant editorial entitled "The Real Divorce Question"; also an article giving statistics, dates, etc., entitled "Alarming Growth of the Divorce Evil," by the well-known writer, Rev. Thomas B. Gregory; and, lastly, an editorial entitled "Woman's Dignity," which should be read by every woman in the country. If the young people of this country would read and study these serious subjects before marriage the now-popular divorce would soon become a thing of the past. Remember, from some one little thing in this book you may be spared a life of misery. 125 pages, paper bound; postpaid, 25 cents. LOVE AND COURTSHIP CARDS. Sparking, Courting, and Love-making made easy with these cards. They are arranged with such apt conversation that you will be able to find out whether a girl loves you or not without her even thinking that you are doing so. These cards may be used by two persons only, or they can be used to entertain an evening party of young people. There are sixty cards in all, and each answer will respond differently to every one of the questions. Sent by mail, postpaid, for 30 cents. Either of the above will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price by J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 57 Rose Street, New York. * * * * * JUST OUT TEMPTATIONS OF THE STAGE. There is probably no other book of this kind on the market that tells so much truth from Stage Life as does this one. If there is, we do not know of it. We herewith give the contents and leave you to draw your own conclusions:-- [Illustration] Ever in the Limelight. "Propinquity" _versus_ "Association." Flattery. See How it Sparkles. Gambling--Drugs. Dangerous Pitfalls on the Road to Success. My Narrow Escape. _By Della Fox._ Girls in Burlesque Companies. _By May Howard._ A Nation at Her Feet. _By Pauline Markham._ Jane Hading's Career. _By Herself._ A Woman's Blighted Life. _By Jennie O'Neill Potter._ Cigarette Smoking. A Unique Sensation. _By Nina Farrington._ Yvette Guilbert's Songs. A Tragic End. Triumphs and Failures. _By Isabelle Urquhart._ A Mad Career. Likes to Wear Tights. _By Jessie Bartlett Davis._ Jolly Jennie Joyce. Thorns of Stage Life. _By Maud Gregory._ The Stage is Not Degenerating. _By Eva Mudge._ Ethics of Stage Morality. _By Jessie Olivier._ Stage-Door Johnnies. The Pace That Kills.