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So sure are we these shoes will please you we will send them to you without onecent* in advance. Just send us your name, ad- J dress, the size and color wanted, and we /3. will mail them at once, POSTPAID. When they arrive pay your postman_SRp $3.45 and if you are not more than /jLw) pleased return them and we , refund your money. Order brown gfk No. 6T46. Order black No. 6T47.
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BIG PRICE REDUCTION ON ALL. GOODS.
Special Extra Present of a High-Grade Granite 10 qt. Dish Pan, 3qt. Sauce Pan and 3 qt. Pudding Pan FREE of all cost or work of any kind, if , you write at once. You advance no money. We trust you. You have nothing to risk. Write today for our Big: FREE Agents Outfit. Don't delay. THE PERRY G. MASON CO., 630 Cr.nal & Main, Cincinnati, Ohio. Est. 189?,
On April 30th, 1921, I am going to give away a new Ford Touring Car, fully equipped, with electric lights and starter, to some one who answers my Ad. and is the most successful in carrying out my simple instructions. In this contest I will also give away a new Model Ford Roadster, fully equipped and thousands of dollars in Cash Rewards, Motorcycles, Bicycles, Gold Watches, Diamond Rings, Phonographs, etc., etc., and in case of a tie I will duplicate the prize tied for.
In the picture are a number of hidden faces. See how many you can find. Some are looking right at you, some turned sidewise. You will find them upside down and every wav. Mark each face you find with a pencil and mail to me with your name and address. If you find as many as five of the hidden faces I will enter you in this contest with 1.000 votes to your credit and send you full particulars. The two leaders will get these cars. Why not you.2 Write today SURE. D. W. BEACH, Contest Mgr., Dept, 562 Spencer, Indiana
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Write today! Send 10 cents to help pay postage and packing and receive the above “Famous Collection*' and our New Instructive Garden Guide.
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Put Your Lodge on the Map
Indianapolis Lodge holds the record for the biggest penny collection— $164.30.
Emporia, Kans., Lodge is the first Lodge to pay its quota in full for the Kansas-Oklahoma building. They paid $3.00 per member, a total of $1,071.00. Who can match this?
The Endowment Fund, the State Buildings, the penny collections, the State Alumni Associations, the Legion, the Junior Order—all these activities of Moosedom and Mooseheart offer attractive and absorbing fields of work for all red-blooded, warmhearted men and women who have faith in humanity, love for the child and hope for the race.
Double Benefit Service
A great many requests have come to us for double benefit service. Some of the members think they have a right to belong to the Grand Lodge of Protection in order to get double benefits. The Grand Lodge of Protection will be able to give these extra benefits at cost.
Protection for Whole Family
We are now caring for the entire family. Children under sixteen years of age join the Home Legion. When they are sixteen years old the girls graduate into the Women of Mooseheart Legion, and the boys into the Junior Order of Moose.
The High Road
This high road, leading to human service and happiness and that peace that, “Passeth All Understanding,” which comes in the hearts of all who serve mankind—this high road lies before us. We are on the way! We are modern crusaders for the rights of children! We are on too fine and high and holy and useful a pilgrimage not to have every worthy man and woman in our country keep the faith and journey with us.
Let us say to our friends everywhere—in the mill, in the mine, in the bank, in the shop, in the office and on the street—let us say, “Come join the Moose; help save a child, help comfort a widow, help minister to a Brother; come walk with us, work with us and dream with us, and get some of this great joy which comes to the hearts of all men who dedicate their lives and labors to human service.”
Concerning this high road which lies before us, James Barton Adams said:
“There are two trails in life, my boy;
One leads to height of fame,
To honor, glory, peace and joy,
And one to depths of shame;
And you can reach that glorious height—
Its honors can be won—-Or you can grope in shame’s dark night—■
It’s up to you, my son.”
—From Convention Report of Director General Davis.
Junior Order of Moose
Help the Junior Order of Moose! It will be the great recruiting ground from which we will draw the strong loyal members who will carry the banner and do the work and solve the problems after you and I have been, called to the great Supreme Lodge above. I know of several instances where members who have graduated from the Junior Lodge are presiding in their lodges. If you have no Junior Lodge in your community, get the young men together and institute one. If you are unable to get enough applications to organize a lodge, get as many young men in your community as possible, to join the Junior Lodge at MOOSEHEART. The benefits are $7.00 per week sick, $100.00 funeral expenses, and the dues $8.00 per year. The ritualistic work may be conferred by the Dictator and officers of the Senior Lodge.
President-elect Warren G. Harding, member of Marion, Ohio, Lodge No. 89, says he is a Moose because: “Through MOOSEHEART the Moose are showing the world how to educate children. MOOSEHEART is all that is good in the school and the home. It appeals to me most strongly because of the service it is doing our country in turning out self-respecting American citizens, who will take an active part in its life and be the real men and women of tomorrow.”
Allegan, Mich., Lodge No. 1140 reports the initiation of a class of 33 at the Nov. 15 meeting. The members send word that this is only a starter.
Hard Work For a Little Fun
In telling of his boyhood, Clarence Darrow, the brilliant Chicago labor orator and trial lawyer, says:
“One thing I remember well is the hill in the back yard of my old home in Pennsylvania.
“I remember we boys used to slide down the hill and then walk up again.
“Even then I was willing to do a great deal of work for a very small amount of fun.
“Somehow, in looking back, it seems that I was always sliding down hill and tugging my sled back to the top in the dusk of the evening.
“And looking in at the lighted kitchen window I could see the older and wiser members of the family— those who had learned that the short sensation of sliding down hill, was not worth a long pull up; a lesson which, although I am growing old and gray, I have never been wise enough to learn.”
No doubt many men feel like Mr. Darrow, that most of life requires a great deal of work for a very little fun.
But MOOSEHEART is one place where every man gets again the heart of a child, and in the thought of the joy and glow, and fun of it all, forgets the petty cares and the little vexations.
Des Moines, Lodge, No. 849, took in a class of 100 business men, Nov. 28. This is the result of a membership drive by Harry Glen. The work done at MOOSEHEART is being given wide publicity.
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