When mother lets us make paper box furniture

by G. Ellingwood Rich

TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY.

You might make toy furniture for the children’s ward in a hospital.

You might make them for some little friend who is quarantined.

You might make them for some little “shut-in.”

You might teach some little “shut-in” how to make them, being sure to keep him supplied with boxes.

You might organize a toy-making club and make them as gifts for poor children.

Your Sunday school class might make them to be sold on a “Toy Table” at your church fair.

You might show them to your teacher at school. She might wish to form a club so that many children may have the pleasure of making them.

You might make them for Christmas or birthday presents for your little friends.