THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
92, VICTORIA STREET, S.W.
A Centre for all Women engaged or interested in Professional, Social, and Philanthropic work. It includes a Library, Information Bureau, Secretarial Training School, and Meeting Rooms, which may be hired by members and non-members for Social Gatherings and Meetings irrespective of party or opinion.
THE ENGLISHWOMAN'S REVIEW
Of Social, Industrial, and Educational Questions Affecting Women.
(Started in 1858 as "Englishwoman's Journal.") Edited by ANTOINETTE M. MACKENZIE. The Review endeavours to collect, quarter by quarter, all that is of most value for reference and record in regard to the work of women in all parts of the world.
Published Quarterly — 15th January, April, July, and October. Price, is. quarterly ; 4s. per annum, post free.
Subscriptions for the year and orders for single copies may be sent to Miss Edith Hare, Sec, Office of the Englishwoman's Review, 22, Berners Street, London W., or to the publishers, Messrs. Williams & NoRGATE, 14, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C.
A. BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
If you want to understand THE LAND QUESTION ;
If you want to know WHY WAGES ARE LOW AND RENTS ARE HIGH ; If you want to understand both INDIVIDUALISM AND SOCIALISM ; If you want to know THE CAUSE OF POVERTY AND THE REMEDY;
READ
The Story of My Dictatorship
A Plea for Freedom and Equality of Opportunity.
Green Paper Covers, 6d. net ; Red Cloth, is. net. Of all Booksellers and Railway Bookstalls.
Wholesale and Post Free at published price from " Land VALUES " Publication Department, 13, Dundas Street, Glasgow ; 2, Darley Street, Bradford ; and 376-377, Strand, London, W.C.
