Special Notice

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 7, 1910

The Summer Campaign number of the magazine Christian Education is filled with short but strong articles on themes of vital interest to students, schools, and parents at this season of the year. Decisions are being made by young men and women, and by parents, whether or not the sacrifice and the effort required to attend school the coming year are worth while. In this number is given the cream of experience passed through in days gone by in this same struggle for education by many who have now become veterans in service. This matter is inspiring to every reader, but especially useful for placing in the hands of young people and parents by the earnest army of workers who are seeking during these summer months to fill our schools with students. Orders are being placed for this number for use at camp-meetings, to send out with the school calendar, to use in Missionary Volunteer societies, to send by mail to friends, etc. The president of Union College has just sent in an order for twelve hundred copies. Other heads of schools are planning to use from five hundred to one thousand copies. This number of Christian Education has a special cover, and is well illustrated. It appears early in July, but will be useful far into the autumn.

Prices: 1-4 copies, ten cents each; 5-40 copies, one order, one address, five cents a copy; 50 or more copies, one order, one address, four cents a copy.

Let all who can use this number send in their orders as promptly as possible.