The Morning Watch Calendar
By M. E.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S mother said, “I would rather my son would be able to read his Bible than to own a farm, if he can have but one.” To all parents who, like Lincoln’s mother, are anxious to have their sons and daughters study the Bible prayerfully, we recommend the little Morning Watch Calendar. It has been prepared especially to help our young people to form the habit of regular secret prayer and personal Bible study. Last year Australia circulated 1,200 copies of the calendar. This fall 2,150 have been sent to that distant field. The orders from this country for two days last week amounted to 1,700. This will suffice to show that the calendar is fast making friends; but there are young people here and there who have failed to make its acquaintance. Let not yours be among that number. The little calendar will each morning give a thought on the Sabbath-school lesson. It will suggest a subject for prayer. From the sunset table on the last page, the time of sunset for Fridays during 1911 can be computed for any place in the United States and Southern Canada. Order the calendar from your tract society. Price, five cents. M. E.