FAVORITE

PWORT SONGS The Golden Book of

Treamy of the Best Songs

HALL & MECREARY

CHICAGO, ILL

FAVORITE SONGS

A New Song Book Better than any Other in Its Class

A better song book for the price is not made. It contains 170

songs, every one of which is an old favorite. Each song is complete

with words and music.

SONGS FOR EVERY OCCASION

The list includes lullabies, songs of the seasons, folk songs, motion songs, sacred songs, sentimental songs.

classical songs, inspirational songs, vacation songs, songs for special days, including National Song Week

and Christmas. It also includes a number of rounds and tunes suitable for marches and drills, and in addi-

tion to these it has a complete list of Patriotic and National Songs and most of the Peace Songs of the

National Choral Peace Jubilee Committee.

A SONG BOOK FOR ALL SCHOOLS

The Golden Book of Favorite Songs is a complete song book, suitable for schools of all kinds. It

contains songs for all grades from Kindergarten to College, and enough of each kind to meet all requirements,

and besides all this it has a story of each of our leading patriotic songs, stories every American should know.

It contains 128 pages, 6x9 inches, bound in handsome golden yellow paper covers, of good wearing qual-

Ities, attractively printed in two colors.

All Together

Robin Red Breast

America

THE FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL LIST OF CONTENTS:

Woodman Spare That Tree

Good Morning to You

Years of Peace

Good Night, Ladies

Hail, Columbia

Praise for Peace

The Quilting Party

Robin Adair

Harrow Marches Onward

Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep

God Bless Our Native Land

Scenes That Are Brightest

Barefoot Boy

Scotland's Burning

Singing in the Rain

Jelly Old St. Nicholas

The Soldier's Farewell

Song of a Thousand Years

Angry Words

Stars of the Summer Night

There's Music in the Air

Star Spangled Banner

Uncle Ned

Sweet and Low

The Vacant Chair

Yankee Doodle

Watch on the Rhine

Those Evening Bells

We're All Noddin'

To and Fro

We're Tenting Tonight

Work, for the Night is Coming

Tramp, Tramp, Tramp

When the Swallows Homeward

Fly

While Shepherds Watched Their

Flocks

Happy Greeting to All

Lead Us, Heavenly Father, Lead

Us

Hark, the Herald Angels Sing

Now, Thank We All, Our God

The Heart Bowed Down

Holy, Holy, Holy

Sound the Loud Timbrel

Home, Sweet Home

Keller's American Song

Нор, Нор, Нор

The Spring (Round)

There are twenty other songs, just as good as these, in the book, but for lack of space we cannot list them here.

PRICES Sines at the rate of $1.50 a dozen postpaid

copies 15 cents postpaid, two or more

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Vol. 16

SEPTEMBER, 1916

No. 3

EDITORIAL

A lifeless teacher makes a dead good teacher are gumption and com

If you expect to do a great year's No matter what the condition of work, plan for it. Things of much your school, it is your duty to make it importance do not come as the result better. of accident.

The leading characteristics of a

The true teacher is not a follower