Pacific Press Sales

20%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 4, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 1.

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Pacific Press Sales

From a general letter which Brother H. H. Hall recently sent to the workers in the Pacific Press territory, we take the following encouraging item:—
We have just completed the report of sales made through our main office and its branches during the past eleven months, and find it to be as follows:— Subscription books .............. $186,499.95 Trade books ..................... 21,569.40 Educational books ............... 9,504.50 Tracts and pamphlets ........... 22,473.72 Bibles .......................... 2,195.20 “Ministry of Healing” .......... 6,550.50 “Christ’s Object Lessons” ...... 2,362.50
Total .......................... $251,065.77
From the above you will note that, exclusive of our periodicals, the sales of which will approximate $80,000, the publications distributed through the Pacific Press for the past eleven months amount to a little over a quarter of a million dollars. In the year 1900 the sales of the entire denomination including periodicals were $250,000.