The Youth's Instructor
By Editor
Special Temperance Number for 1911
THE publishers of the Youth's Instructor have just issued a very strong Temperance number, beautiful in appearance and strong in contents. Many of its articles have been written especially for the Instructor by some of the strongest and most popular temperance workers and authors. In addition to these masterly presentations of great temperance themes, the editor has compiled many of the best things printed on temperance, in the form of statistics, reports, experiences, and stories, nearly all being illustrated with drawings or attractive pictures. Taken all together, this Temperance number of the Youth's Instructor comprises the most effective collection of temperance matter ever printed, in an attractive form, suitable for general circulation. It will be a strong factor in a successful warfare against the great national curse of liquor. Among the contributors to this special Temperance number are George T. Donehoo, David Starr Jordan, Rosa M. Barrett, A. A. Hopkins, W. T. Grenfell, Lewis E. Simes, William DeLacy, Dr. L. Bremer, Ex-Governor R. B. Glenn, John G. Woolley. Their contributions to the 1911 Temperance Instructor are very strong and practical. Send for sample copies and special rates to agents. Youth's Instructor, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.