OFFICE OF THE SATURDAY EVENING PosT,


Philadelnhia. Dec. Q. 1926.
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THE CtSKEr, Fosvers IF Literature, HI and sena-
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during t,e last six monhs will, after the present vol
finished, contain, each number 40 octave pages, printed
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csi and covered and furnished al e low price OF Two
Dollars and fifty per The Casket is coec
tion from the choicest pieces OF the Saturday Evening
Post, made with reference to The difference which should
exist in the materials Of weekly paper, and those Of
monthly publication, the former OF course enriched with
essays poetry, anecdotes and those set oil by recital OF
the occurrences of the week The latter receive lit
tie value from detail of events, many Of which
would cease to be interesting before they were recorded


The quantity OF matter crowded, by shall type, and
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the Saturday Evening Post VIII in the Of MONTH
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Interesting periodical work such the Caskct has beeA
considered by its partial friends, and such intend
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confidently predict, and indeed we are sanctioned
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paper.--A large number OF those who take the " Post
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weekly paper would be desirable when bound thus
giving permanent ormand select association the choice
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sttent45n % ,e typographical Necutnn, il is intention
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some Eagra2fss TIC hSnls 81 Of The mos, dis
tnFtlsi,ed artists Of tie country


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leyed is much layer Han Lat for any other publication
ot smlarc Facer fti4counry tn the subscribers
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The January S,. FOR l3a7, vii Sc embelished with i
por aii Of ihe late venerable JOHN ADAMS formerl,
Preside Of the Cled aes, Of fLonsacre's best Ell
grayns3; also, carrtct and besutif OF FAIL
MOUNT WATER 1RKS, the vicinity Of piladel
pha besides, the FIST No u lie SCHOOL OF FLORA
beng the commencement d regular seres Of Treatise
on Botany. ilustrstea th numerous cuts.


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themselves IN obtaining subscribers and be responsible FL
the Subscribed, shall be entitled to every sixth COP
gratis. Adde'S


ATKINSON & ALEXANDER, PhlalcIphis


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