OUR LITTLE FRIEND

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA · May 1, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 18.

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"OUR LITTLE FRIEND"

is the children's paper. Its excellent stories, lessons, and pictures are enjoyed by nearly twenty thousand little folks each week.
Let's hear what the children say:
I think it is the finest paper on the globe.
  • Miss Dorles Harper, S. Dak.
Dear Little Friend: We have had you in our house for the last eleven years, and like you very much. I am almost fourteen years old, but I get the Little Friend at Sabbath-school yet, and could not do without it, it is so good.
  • Zeno Gilbert, Alameda, Cal.
Dear Little Friend: We have had you ever since I can remember. We would miss you if you did not visit us every week. We like to read your stories and study the Bible Questions that you bring to us.
  • Charlotte Cox, Chariton, Iowa.
We should miss the Little Friend very much if it did not visit us every week.
  • Olive Cox, Chariton, Iowa.
Dear Little Friend: Altho I take the Youth's Instructor, I don't believe I could get along without you. My little sister takes you, and I enjoy reading you so much. We send a renewal to our subscription, inviting you to visit us another year, for we could not do without your weekly visits, for we live too far from church to go often, and we would be so lonely on Sabbaths without the dear Little Friend.
  • Mavis and Alvis Smith, Sangers, Cal.
Dear Little Friend: I like you very much. I miss you when you do not come.
Dear Little Friend: I think so much of you, I can not get along without you.
  • Esther Peterson.
I don't know what I could do without this dear paper.
  • Imo Albee