p. 18 | Department Business Items by L. A. Hansen

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Sep 14, 1916

Department Business Items

By L. A. Hansen

OUR department has received information regarding another treatment-room enterprise offered either for sale or for rent. Death of the owner necessitates disposition of business.

Our employment file has on its list of available workers the names of a number of doctors, nurses, stenographers, bookkeepers, pharmacists, engineers, and other workers. Among these are persons who can fill positions outside of sanitarium work. We have the name of a butter maker who has recently given up a well-paying position for the sake of keeping the Sabbath, and desires employment among our people. We solicit correspondence relative to openings offered for such workers as are mentioned above.

We have received a call for a missionary physician to go to a Spanish-speaking field to engage in self-supporting work. A liberal salary, together with house, electric light, water, etc., is offered. We desire only information as to a possible candidate.

Our Central Purchasing Bureau is making arrangements for a number of commodities used by our sanitariums and schools, as well as for some things that can be handled through conferences. We are issuing bulletins to all institutions in this country. It is possible that we have overlooked the names of some entitled to the benefits of our bureau. On receiving word from such, we shall be pleased to place them on our mailing list.

It is desirable for us to get in touch with persons prepared to give us information relative to commodities that can be used by our institutions, and that may be purchased to advantage through our bureau. Possibly there are those of our own people who are producers of goods that could be handled to the advantage of all concerned. L. A. HANSEN.