p. 16 | What About the Children?

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 24, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 46.

What About the Children?

The parents are very few indeed who do not wish their children to have good, interesting reading. How could the father or the mother do better than to subscribe for such a paper as Our Little Friend for a year in the child's name, or the children's names? What more appropriate present could there be for the year to come—a present which would face the children every week of their life, telling them something they did not know before, and always making them the better for the reading? Coming in their own names, they would feel that it is their paper, a friend indeed. Its reading will help both parents and children. That which is good, always does. It is only 50 cents a year if subscribed for before January 1, 1910.