p. 24 | Important Announcement by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1916

Important Announcement

By Editor

OUR readers are not ignorant of the fact that the paper and other materials entering into the printing of the REVIEW AND HERALD have greatly increased in cost. The situation was clearly set forth in the issues of June 15, Aug. 10, and Nov. 2, 1916.

The increased cost of materials would not make it possible to continue the publication of the REVIEW on the present basis, except at great loss. What to do to meet the situation has been carefully considered by the Review and Herald Board and by the members of the General Conference and North American Division Committees while they were in session at the time of the Autumn Council.

To help meet the situation it was voted to increase the price of the REVIEW slightly. The present rates are:— One year .................... $2.00 Six months .................. 1.00 Three months ............... .50

Beginning Jan. 1, 1917, the rates will be:— One year .................... $2.25 Six months ................. 1.25 Two years .................. 4.00

Between now and Jan. 1, 1917, new subscriptions or renewals to present subscriptions will be received at the $2 per year rate. No matter when your subscription will expire, you have the privilege of extending it, between now and Jan. 1, 1917, at the old rate.

The Review and Herald could print twice as many papers as it now does, and it would cost no more for editorial work or typesetting than it now does. Therefore the larger the subscription list the less the cost for each paper. One way those who love the REVIEW can help us to meet new conditions is to get some new subscriptions. Will you be one who will do something during REVIEW week, December 16-23, to help increase the circulation of the REVIEW? If convenient, use the blank which appears in this issue of the REVIEW. Send all subscriptions promptly to your conference tract society.