The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-12-28


For full measure and running over, n
fine example may be found in Demorest's
Monthly Magazine for January, which
has just arrived. The water color, The
Birth of the New Year" is beautifully
executed, n forms a valuable addition
to the series which is promised to run
during the year. The second of the su-
parblyillustrated New York City articles
10 even more attractive than the first,
and of the great advantages of these
articles is that each is complete in itself.
Ii you want to know all about the great
metropolis, you shonld buy "Demorest's"
and visit the city through It's pages. You
will find it a rich treat, We wish every
girl could read the articles on Reading
for Girls, that are now appearing, and
the mothers, too, could profit by them.
In fact, every memhes OF the family.
from baby up to the lord and master"
is provided for. makingit in she fullest
senco, a Family Magazine" Pub
lished by w. Jennings Demorest, 10 East
14th Street, New York.
Peterson's Magazine for January is a
brilliant number. 1t opens with two
very handsome steel-engravings, q beau
titui colored fashion plate and an ele-
giant fancy work design printed in colors.
The stories are excellent. Edgar Faw-
cett, Frank Lee Benedict, Howard
Seely md other popular writers are
among the contributors to this number.
The newest styles of dress are fully de-
scrlbed and illustrated; many pretty de-
signs for needlawork are given, also use
ful and valuable household information.
This %favorite periodical has long stood
at the head oil magazines for ladies', and.
while carefully catering to their tastes
and needs, its wide range of attractions
makes it eagerly welcomed by every
member of The household. Now is a
good time to subscribe or get up II clu :.
Terms; 1900 u year, or two copies for
So. 80. three copies for 81. so, five copies
for $500, or six copies for $500, with
elegant premiums to those getting up
clubs. Sample copy free to those de-
string to get UP clubs. Address, Peter
sons Magazine, 303 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Godey's Lady's Book for January
gives us an exceedingly welcome New
Year. Tho illustrated story is, as was
promised, a Grst. class attraction. This
time it ID by Emily Lennox, and is called
After All" Nelly Bly's Among the
Mad" has a strange fascination for peo-
pie who want to know what an enter
prislng woman dare do. There is a
ghost story by %Southworth Shelley,
which you will want to read twice or
more. Elsie Shows "Woman's Way" is
bright Aunt James Parctical Fortune
telling grows more practical and val
liable each month. The Household De-
partment is now under the charge of
Mrs. Ida d. Hope, of New York, an ex-
pert in domestic management. There
are W admirable fashion plates, both
eolored, thus atfording ladies a trust
worthy guidance in following the Fash
ion Notes. The colored work page will
be found similarly valuable to those who
arc handy with a neadlc end work-bas-
kes. The steel frontispiece, Help in
Need is q gem of artistic work.
In its various departments Cooley is
helpful in the highest degree to the
thoughtful and ambitious lady. Rare
Inducements are offered to all live people
who want to extend its already large cir
culation. Write to the publishers, 1926
Arch street, Philadclphia, Pa.