p. 21 | A Good Report

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 28, 1916

A Good Report

Miss Maggie M. Burgess, of Warmley, Saskatchewan, gives the following statement of her first effort with the Anti-Tobacco number of the Youth's Instructor:—

“The first time I was out with the Anti-Tobacco number of the Instructor, I sold fifty-five copies, by the Lord's help, in about an hour and a half. One lady took four or five copies. A little later in the day, I met the same lady. She had sold the papers, and said there was so much good in them, she wanted several more copies to give to her friends. Another lady asked me why there were not more of our young people out with such a good paper. She said every home in this world should have such good reading matter as is found in this Anti-Tobacco number of the Instructor. One gentleman read the paper I sold him, and then gave it to his next-door neighbor. He then came and found me, and bought several copies to mail to his relatives. This is certainly a good paper, and I enjoy working for the Lord by selling it. Truly the Lord takes care of his work and his workers.”