Shall We Use 550,000? by T. E. BOWEN

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

Shall We Use 550,000?

By T. E. BOWEN

WHILE the orders were coming in thick and fast at the Pacific Press office for the Harvest Ingathering Signs, and the large supply of 500,000 copies was disappearing, it was thought in order to be able to supply quickly the papers needed at the last, more should be printed. So 50,000 more papers were presented.

The last word received from the brethren on the Coast is that 530,000 of these good papers have been sent out. This leaves about 20,000 still unused. Last year nearly 510,000 were circulated. While we have already exceeded our last year's record, still it seems unfortunate that any of these excellent Mission Signs should not be used in an effort to secure funds for missions. Who will help place them in the hands of the people?

By writing your State tract society secretary, you can get more papers until the supply is exhausted; but it will be necessary for you to do so at once, if you desire to secure a few more of this splendid Missions number, as the supply will doubtless soon be exhausted.

T. E. BOWEN,