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o If you have lived ina small town you already oe know these two— Mary Bishop, who has never v2 done anything but just be married, and old Doc Bellamy, who refuses to change his top buggy and sall-and-pepper mare for a flivver.- ou Lovers of Fiction— Here’s a new one, a story you will read with a new: keenness of delight! You have, of course, heard about Nalbro Bartley—nearly everybody is talking about her. She wrote “A Woman’s Woman,” “The Gorgeous Girl,” ete, Now comes her latest—the first of a series of short stories—- ‘Merely Married™ READ IT COMPLETE— with thirteen other stories, serials, (V (Eq ? “Vb O articles —in the November Magazine COMICLOOOkKS. CO HITCH UE EE Eee eee