THE INSTRUCTOR

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 22, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 8.

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TEMPERANCE ANNUAL

for 1912

Now Ready to Mail

Edition 500,000 Copies

for the defense of thousands of suffering children, heart-broken mothers, and enslaved boys and men.

The Cover

Has an appropriate, striking cover design, with a three-color effect. “The Old Oaken Bucket.”

Circulation

1907 was 50,000 1909 was 110,000 1910 was 210,000 1911 was 340,000 1912 to be 500,000

THE HOME CRUSHER

“The Home Crusher” will find a Gibraltar in the 1912 Temperance Annual. It is the climax of all previous Temperance issues in contents as well as in appearance. It comes forth equipped for a strong battle against two of the most deadly enemies of mankind—liquor and tobacco. It will fight a good battle, and gain many victories for individuals, homes, the country at large, for our workers, and the special cause they represent. It will be a good seller and a great power for good.

FORMER PRICES CONTINUED

Five to forty copies, 5 cents a copy; fifty or more copies, 4 cents a copy