MRS. D. A. FITCH by Mrs. D. A. Fitch

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 27, 1914

MRS. D. A. FITCH

By Mrs. D. A. Fitch

Samples

MRS. D. A. FITCH

THIS is an age of samples and sampling. The food dealer sets out a sample, hoping he who tastes will be pleased and become a purchaser. The tailor exhibits his sample book, and the man in quest of a new suit is pleased with a certain piece, and the merchant increases his trade by one more order.

We may learn good lessons from the customs of the world. Their methods apply to the life of the lover of present truth. You have a neighbor who loves this precious message, but is failing to keep abreast of it and is losing much real encouragement and benefit because of not receiving the periodicals of the denomination. To have all of them is beyond the means of many families, but every Seventh-day Adventist should have the REVIEW, Life and Health, and his own union conference paper. To such families we can furnish samples by lending a copy, calling attention to some particular article we have marked. A taste will call for more. Let us furnish samples.

Glendale, Cal.