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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 21, 1905

The Story of Joseph

This popular and fast-selling little book, formerly sold on the same plan as “Christ’s Object Lessons,” is now being handled through the tract societies as a subscription book, the canvassers receiving a liberal commission for their work.

Every penny of the publisher’s and author’s profits from the sale of this book goes into the treasury of the Southern Missionary Society for the support of mission schools among the colored people of the South; therefore to sell “The Story of Joseph” is not only to bring to the children an excellent book, but at the same time to assist a very important branch of the cause in the Southern field.

Children can sell “The Story of Joseph”

as well as older people, and they should be encouraged to take up this work. Those who would like to engage in the sale of this book on a liberal commission should write to their tract society secretaries for a sample copy and terms to agents. Secretaries are invited to correspond with this office. Address the Southern Missionary Society, Edgefield, Tenn.