“Glimpses of the Caribbean”
By Editor
A BOOKLET giving the history of our missionary work among the Caribbean islands, written by one of our missionaries who has a thorough knowledge of the field. It is illustrated with numerous photographs, which show the customs of the people in the way of building, traveling, conveying their produce, etc. It contains also photographs of our mission stations, the industrial school at Bonacca, Bay Islands, and of the West Indian Training-school in Jamaica; also photographs of various church buildings, schoolhouses, etc., which have been built by our people in that field. The regular price of this booklet is 25 cents. We are authorized, however, to furnish it while the supply lasts, at a special price of 15 cents. Every reader of the REVIEW ought to secure at least one of these for himself, and it would be a good thing to secure a quantity of them to give to your neighbors. All the receipts from the sale of this booklet are used in extending our mission work in that field. Order from Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.