"EVERYLADY'S JOURNAL."

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1886, 21 October 1913, Page 2

"EVERYLADY'S JOURNAL."

Any readers who are not too staid to enjoy a dramatic love story with a "thrill" in it should certainly get "Everylady's Journal" for October— sixpence everywhere. 'In it begins '/What Happened to Mary?"—a now serial that the editor claims is the most captivating story for women published in years. "What Happened to Mary?" is the work of several authors, who write anonymously,. and has had a remarkable run on the otlior side of the sea. So_ popular has "Mary" become that her.adventures are being told in pictures in thousands of theatres all over the world. ''Everylady's Journal" —the biggest-selling .woman's magazine iti Australasia—has linked itself to the "Mary" boom by securing tlso exclusive , rights to print tho series 'in Australasia. Aa usual the current issue of "Everylady's Journal" has several good features, which includo a Lesson ill Home Dressmaking, a Special Series of Fancy-work Articles, a Lesson in Australian Crochet, and Short Stories and many excellent articles. Tho editor also offers to send any home dressmaker or fancy-worker a 32-pago catalogue of new Pattern and Australian Transfer designs. Any readers interested should send one penny stamp to Pattern Department, "Everylady's Journal," and state, "Please send the catalogue," giving full name and address.