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The Good Luck Way
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From the factory to the jobber in
monstrous car loads and train loads is
the way “GOOD LUCK’’ Baking Pow
der is sold. And the reason for these
mammoth shipments is that the con
sumer wants this Powder in prefer
ence to other brands.
moth shipments is that the consumer
wants this Powder in preference to
other brands.
At the head of this article is a pho
tograph of a car containing nearly 15
tons recently bought and received by
C. B. VanDeman & Co.
tered the room. “Who is this?” I
asked. There was a moment’s silence,
then some .one answered, “The other
Julia Lane.” “No,” shouted one of the
members, jumping to his feet, “you
are Agnes Tyler.”
With a laugh, I faced the crowd.
“Yes,” I said, “that is right.” Then I
felt something cold thrown in my face
and heard, as from a distance, a
laugh. “Stop,” I cried with a scream;
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MUSIC
THE REDEMPTION. By Charles H.
Gabriel. Price, 5 cents per copy ; $4.25
per hundred, postpaid.
“ One of the best Christmas services it has
ever been my pleasure to criticize.”—//. C.
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CAROLS FOR CHRISTMAS. By Mira
Rowland. Price, 5 cents per copy ; $4.25
per hundred, postpaid.
PRINCE AND SAVIOUR. By Charles
H. Gabriel, author of ‘‘The Glory Song.”
Price, 5 cents per copy; $4.25 per hun
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POST CARDS
TWO CHRISTMAS WISHES. A Christ
mas post-card in colors, containing a Christ
mas wish to be sent to the members of your
church or school. With space for pastor’s,
superintendent’s, or teacher’s signature.
Price, $1.25 per hundred, postpaid. When
ordering, state which style you wish.
CHRISTMAS ANNOUNCEMENT POST
CARD. Printed in colors, with an attract
ive Christmas design. To inform scholars
of the day and hour of the Christmas enter
tainment. For superintendents or teachers.
Price, either style, 50 cents per hundred,
postpaid. When ordering, mention whether
you desire cards for superintendent or
teacher.
CANDY BOXES
Three new boxes, in attractive designs.
Send for illustrated circular of description
and prices.
CHRISTMAS COVERS
Covers for Christmas services, printed in
appropriate colors on art paper. With
space for local printing. Size, 5x8% inches.
Price, $2.50 per 100: $4.00 per 200; $5.00
per 300; $6.50 per 500; $12.00 per 1000.
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H. O. ROBERT, Manager
As the consumer looks at the above
picture she at once thinks of the bis
cuit, waffles, muffins, cake and Old Vir
ginia batterbread that can be made to
a queen’s taste only when leavened
with the famous “GOOD LUCK” Pow
der.
You are doubly protected in the use
of “GOOD LUCK.” First, because it is
made right; second, because it is pack
ed in the Patented Moisture-Proof, Tin-
Foil News-Board Can that permits no
moisture to enter, nor strength to es
cape. It is guaranteed under the Food
it woke me up, and, opening my eyes,
I saw my mother standing over me.
She had sprinkled water in my face to
tesase me for sleeping so late.
Your friend,
AGNES TYLER.
Perry, S. C.
DOROTHY IN CEYLON.
By A. L. B.
Dorothy was a radiantly joyous
girl. So sweet-tempered and full of
youthful gladness was she that those
who come in contact with this sunny
natured girl developed good qualities
and grew in beauty just as the flower
petals expand in the warm rays of
the sun.
Mamma wanted a pleasant compan
ion for the World’s Fair. She select
ed Dorothy, for she knew she was just
the girl to enjoy seeing the world in
happy movement.
So she set about to pack her
trunk, and in placing in the tray her
guide books, the best of all guide
books, her Bible, was not forgotten;
for, like Timothy, she had loved to
read the Bible from a wee tot, and its
precious promises had become as fa
miliar as if written upo nthe tablet of
her heart.
Their journey was a pleasant one.
In their party was a little flaxen
haired girl who amused Dorothy very
much with her droll sayings. She
played with a very odd toy: it was a
large green frog, which when pressed
would croak most dolefully. Dorothy
did not fancy frogs, or toy frogs that
were so natural. She always thought
they sounded as if they were grumb-
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The Golden Age for November 5, 1908.
and Drugs Act of June 30, 1906, Serial
No. 13026.
C. B. VanDeman & Co. find that a
car load of “GOOD LUCK” lasts but a
short time. The gentlemen who con
duct the business of the above large
firm are:
Mr. C. B. VanDeman, President.
Mr. J. M. Turner, Sr., First Vice
President.
Mr. A. C. Common, Second Vice
President.
Mr. C. M. Stowe, Secretary.
Mr. A. G. Thompson, Treasurer.
ling. Her favorites were birds and
bees that sounded busy and bright.
Pretty soon she saw many unique
toys and playthings, for near the
large gates was the Children's Build
ing. Near the door of this building is
the creche, where the tiny babies,
after being tagged, are kept until
their mothers call for them.
Mamma and Dorothy had a fine
time watching the babies, but there
were many things full of interest to
see in this building; for there were
the girls with their caps and aprons
m the kitchen garden, and the “Slojd”
school, where they saw the girls and
boys working with carpenter’s tools
and making many useful articles.
Dorothy was much engrossed with
the children in the kindergarten,
marching, playing and working.
Then into the dining room they went,
where a good dinner awaited them.
Dorothy growing very tired and
thirsty, mamma said: “We will go to
Ceylon and enjoy a good cup of tea.”
Very soon they came to a brown
wooden building on the lake front,
and mamma said: “See! This is Cey.
Ion.”
Mamma then sent up their cards to
the commissioner’s room in the little
cupola, and they sat in the quaint
room drinking their tea and enjoying
the delightful aroma which Dorothy
said reminded her of the old hymn
she had so frequently sung at mission
ary meetings:
“What though the spicy breezes
Blow soft o’er Ceylon’s isle?”
The dark-skinned Cingalese handed
them their tea, and Dorothy was much
impressed with them, and was anx
ious to know more about real Ceylon,
which the Chinese knew as the island
of jewels, and the poet, as a pearl
upon the brow of India.
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