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Simplicity Tract Rack

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 1, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 48.

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Simplicity Tract Rack

THESE tract racks are neat, cheap, and durable, being made of strong strawboard in imitation of oak wood, and will hold a good assortment of tracts. They are cheap, and a number can be used in one public place, instead of one large, expensive rack. This arrangement is better than a large rack, as tracts are thus placed in different parts of the room. This plan of missionary work is recommended for public places where it is not possible to do systematic follow-up work. Only a short time is required occasionally to refill the racks. Many persons are so situated that they could attend to a number of these racks two or three times a week with little expense and trouble.
The racks are being appreciated more and more. The first lot manufactured have all been sold, and a new supply has been provided. All orders will receive prompt attention. Price, postpaid, 20 cents each.