THE 1913 bound volume of Life and Health, in half leather, with gilt title, will cost you only $1.75 postpaid.
THE October or “Indulgences,” “Penance,” and “Purgatory,” number of the Protestant Magazine, like the September number, now exhausted, is in a class by itself. Just the thing to use with Catholics! Send 25 cents for 5 copies.
THE “Lincoln,” “Armageddon,” and “American Liberties” number of Liberty magazine is selling fast. Sister Halliday, of Southern California, has just ordered 1,000 copies as a starter. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies of this great “War” number today.
IN these times of war Life and Health continues to bring us a much-needed message of PHYSICAL, MENTAL, and SPIRITUAL PEACE, HEALTH, and GOOD CHEER. Do not let the war fever get hold of you. It is bad for one’s health, and increases the cost of living. Spread the principles of HEALTH and CHEERFULNESS. They are needed now. Use the October Life and Health. It is good medicine for a war-mad world. See 1915 offer below.
“I USELife and Health as an entering wedge,” writes an Oregon lady agent, “to be followed by the Liberty and Watchman and Signs, although I sell more of the Life and Health than of all the others. Often the magazine opens the way for a missionary conversation or the giving of some of our tracts. At least one person is interested, and is reading ‘Daniel and the Revelation’ as the result of the magazine work.” Don’t forget the “entering wedge.”
MRS. S. L. DELANO, one of our faithful Life and Health agents in New York State, writes: “I am over eighty years old. Have been in this glorious truth since 1877. I have always canvassed and sold papers, books, and various other things pertaining to the cause of present truth. There is nothing I like better; and if I am alive when Jesus comes, I want to be in the work of scattering the light. I have taken the REVIEW for thirty-eight years, and could not do without it.” Wanted in every church, at least TWO REPRESENTATIVES who will sell and solicit subscriptions for Life and Health, Liberty, and the Protestant.
SEPTEMBER 27-30 there was held in Baltimore the thirteenth annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies. Among the publications condemned at this session was the Protestant Magazine. A strong committee appointed by the federation is even now besieging President Wilson and Postmaster-General Burleson to bar anti-Catholic periodicals from the United States mails. Now is the time to circulate the Protestant Magazine and Liberty. Send the former to five friends or molders of public opinion, for six months, for only $1.50—regular price, $2.50. Send Liberty to five different addresses for one year for only $1.00—regular price, $1.75. Do it today.
Two Bugle Blasts Against Drink
“The prosperity of the national treasury must not be made dependent upon the moral and material ruin of my people.”—Czar Nicholas II.
“The navy which drinks the least alcohol will be the winner.”—Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, in speech made several years ago.
