Our Mothers' Department.
By Editor
Next week we shall have our first monthly Mothers' Department. We would like to have the mothers who have had good experiences to write these out for the benefit of the SIGNS, and so make the paper a profitable exchange of good thoughts. It has been thought by some of our readers that a series of articles on "Melchizedek," appearing in another paper from the pen of our esteemed brother and frequent contributor, J. N. Loughborough, were attacks upon articles which have appeared in the SIGNS; but a note from Brother Loughborough states, "What I have said on 'Melchizedek' was not written as an attack upon any man, neither was it an attack on the SIGNS OF THE TIMES." The last two numbers of Our Little Friend, for 1905, will be printed together in one double number, beautifully illustrated, with a fine three-color cover. Here is a splendid opportunity for parents and friends of the little ones, (1) to place in your child's hands for the year to come a most valuable aid in forming character, and (2) encouraging the children to sell the paper. With little encouragement a bright child would soon earn a paper for himself. The little paper will be full of valuable instruction for next year. "Talks with Tiny Folk" (about insects), and "Uncle Ben's Gold Mine" are alone worth more than the price of the number. The volume will begin with the new year; but all who subscribe now may have the special double number, in which "Uncle Ben's Gold Mine" opens. Our Little Friend is only 50 cents a year, and the best child's paper published. Address Our Little Friend, Mountain View, Cal.