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Temperance Number of "Our Little Friend"

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 26, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 13.

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NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS
NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

Temperance Number of "Our Little Friend"

THE Temperance number of Our Little Friend, ready for circulation April 15, furnishes opportunity for hundreds more of our children to join in the great educational campaign for temperance. Its stories and pictures appeal to the boys and girls from seven to twelve years of age. Some of its features are,—
Cover.—A special drawing attractively printed in three colors.
Poems.—"Cold Water," "Temperance Birds," "House Full of Wine."
"Robin's Temperance Song"—words and music.
"Tramp, Tramp, Tramp"—a warning accompanying a full-page picture of an army of men marching from the saloon to despair, the ranks being filled with the boys.
"How Charlie Lost His Power"—by a church-school teacher.
"My First and Last Smoke."
"Sunshine Boys and Girls"—two pages—temperance lessons in pictures.
"The Crows and the Corn."
"House Robbed by a Hungry Thief"—by a church-school teacher.
"Bedtime Temperance Talk."
"A Children's Temperance Meeting"—editorial.
"A Wonderful Worker"—by Edmund C. Jaeger.
"Oliver"—a story.
Other interesting features. Many picture stories.
Our children will enthusiastically sell this paper if encouraged and helped by parents, Sabbath-school teachers, church-school teachers, and others interested in saving boys and girls. The older ones will also want a part in its circulation. Price, $2.50 a hundred; retail price, 5 cents per copy. Five or more, 2½ cents each. To Canada, price on five or more, 3 cents per copy, because of additional postage. Order through your tract society.