THE weekly visits of this children's 8-page paper are looked forward to by all—the wee ones, the youth, and even the grown-ups—for every number contains well-illustrated Bible, animal, bird, and moral stories of interest to all.
Particular Parents who know the value of clean, wholesome books and papers, will be pleased with “Our Little Friend,” for it cultivates a taste for the good in reading, because of the excellence of its contents.
Partial Contents for 1910
Our Little Friend
is read by thousands of children
Uncle Ben’s Clover-Field Series, Birds of the Bible, Noble Men of Ancient Times, Women of Note in Bible Times, Simple Lessons in Present Truth, How to Care for Our Bodies, What a Boy Can Do, Some Things a Girl Can Do, Children of the Reformation, Stories of Missionaries, Some Recent Inventions, Some of Nature’s Wonders, Heroes of History and Some of Their Achievements, Simple Talks on Ethics, Help One Another Band, Mothers’ Helpers, Fathers’ Minute Men, Animals, Birds, Insects, Fishes, Children of Various Nations, Etc.
The Gift Season will soon be here. Allow us to suggest that you make that little friend of yours happy by having this paper sent to him for a year—a constant weekly reminder of your love for him. After January 1, 1910, the subscription price will be 60 cents a year, but until then, subscriptions, including the double holiday number, will be but 50 cents. Clubs of five or more to one address, 45 cents each.
