Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 12, 1916, Page 7

THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1916. paid wv brings you the gl complete work e=Jied All the 29 volumes at once Then you have weeks to make up your mind LAST DAY of this wonderful they are just what you want g This splendid Reference Library It will - at a bargain price— cost you from the price of the sll to s19 Cambridge University e e i Issue more gemt (ofdl.eumemwllth&iition) if you send your order now Next Saturday (June 17) sees the ' | end of the present low prices of Xz > if you delay neyclopaedia Pritannica c:: YOU CANNOT GO WRONG FAME AND FORTUNE OFT DEPEND DID YOU EVER THINK The New “Handy Volume", In Seizing This Great Bargain On Very Simple Things —that any man who could store his mind with l%%% * Just remember this:: of only the basicthingsinthe ENCYCLOPAEDIAB - | Of the new Eleventh Edition of the ENCYCLO-| Morethanacenturyago MICHAELFARADAY, thegreatestexperimental | NICA’would be the most learned man who ever lived? ‘ PAEDIA BRITANNICA, nearly 75,000 sets have | genius since Galileo, found his career, and the path to fame, by a chance —that he would know more of the arts and sciences and already been sold at an average price of $190 a set. | meeting with an old volume of the ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. | jiterature and of history and the great achievements of i i :gl’.filé{qflfii‘ggohke for a singleedition | Mfany another career has been deeply influenced through the possession | mankind than any twelve men, living or dead? been known, of this magnificent work. —more of astronomy than Newton or Laplace ? _There arevin the'United States, or the British Em- | YOU might gain from the possession of these volumes one new facf, one new thought, | —1or8 :,,g::: u& E{w of t New World han Bancrot or Fisk? al)‘:y" ‘(I)f if:;ié&s:;i%g;she%h n;:: ffi;fix éi: :rzts figt : which would repay many times their cost. —more :' 2&1‘ :'r‘;“ f;:e%"firgfifl?fifl‘ém? - . . . -] T i executives, writers, men of every variety of occupa: But unless you wish to pay much more for the new Britannica, you should send Ziore of Rome than Gibbon?.: (\ tion—men like Judge Gary, President Eliot, James | your order today, if possible. 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