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. Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1907. Monarch Visible The best typewriter under all con- ditions and for all purposes is the S|r< M0NAR:CH VISIBLE; and the best MONARCH^VISIBLE for all work is the No. 3, taking in paper 14^ in. wide. Write for literature The Monarch Typewriter Co., Ltd. PHONE M. 1741 No. 3 Toronto Street - - Toronto, Ont. By reading this magazine you will learn todraw all your conclusions from fundamentalprinciples, YOU WILL LEAEN HOW TOTHINK CORRECTLY. TO-MORROW MAGAZINE, PARKER H. SERCOMBE,Editor. DEVOTED TO Rational Thinking,Rational Living,Rational Eating,Rational Dressing,Rational Working,Rational Playing,Rational IVtarriage,Rational Propagation,Rational Government,Rational Business Methods,Rational Education, andFreedom vs. Compulsion in Everything. SPECIAL TO YOU ! To the readers of Busy Man wewill send three months* trial sub-scription to To-Morrow for stamps or silver, though the regular price is JlOc. percopy, $1 per Write at once to DO IT yvokv TO-MORROW PUBLISHING CO.,2238 Calumet Avenue, Chicago, 111. Mainly About Ourselves ONE of our aims in the November issue of the Busy Mans hasbeen to comply with the wishes of scores of readers for ^Morearticles bearing upon Canada and the British Empire. TheGrowth of Canada in the Twentieth Century, by Mr. A. Blue, CensusCommissioner for Canada, is, we think, one of the most interesting,and to the business man, one of the most valuable articles that havebeen written along this line. The Former Rulers of the CanadianWest, a brief history of the Hudson Bay Company, will appeal toevery one interested in the early development of Canada. Of TheMenace of Japan, by Mr. Goldwin Smith, we need say nothing furtherthan that it is in the authors best and inimitable style. The leadingstories are Canadian in tone—(written by Canadians of course). Wehave heard and seen a great deal of Dr. Ingram, the Lord Bishop ofLondon, within the past two months—and concluded that
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