Instructive Visiting Nurses Association
TAG DAY
Friday May 4th
STOP!
THERE is no question about the practical value of the new Encyclopaedia Britannica. There is no question about the price of it being exceedingly low.
But before you order a set you should be sure that this great library of knowledge would be useful to you.
If you are not eager to be better informed; if you have no desire to increase your mental efficiency; if you are thoroughly satisfied with your present position and income; then the Britannica is of no value to you.
Even its present low price would make it a "waste of money" for you.
Every man and woman ambitious to advance, to promote themselves into better positions, ought to own and use the Britannica.
And YOU yourself are best qualified to judge how helpful this great work would be to you, just as it is to the 175,000 men and women who already own it.
In order to help you and others to reach an intelligent decision, we printed various booklets describing the many uses you can make of the Britannica. Some of these booklets tell about the Britannica in detail; the diversity of knowledge shown by its 41,000 articles; why it is so complete and authoritative; who wrote it; how it would be useful to you and your family; why you should own it printed on the beautiful India paper.
Other booklets tell why the Britannica is of supreme value in the home where there are children; why this great work is of interest to men; how it is useful in business. All of these give exactly the kind of information you need to decide whether you really want to buy the Britannica.  La ciudad. 