Chinese Literature for Mission Work
By Editor
RECENTLY we published in our Field department an article by Brother B. A. Roberts, entitled, “Our Publishing Work in China,” pointing out how to reach the Chinese in America. Our Chinese monthly magazine, Shi Djao Yueh Bao (Signs of the Times), costs subscribers in America fifty cents a year; clubs of five to twenty-five copies, sent to one address, forty cents a year; clubs of twenty-five or more copies, thirty cents a year. Single copies may be obtained as follows: Five to twenty-five copies, four cents each; twenty-five or more copies, three cents each; single copies, five cents. The December issue announces the following new Chinese tracts: “A Treatise on the Sabbath” (one dollar a hundred); “God’s Love for Man” (fifty cents a hundred); Sabbath School Lesson Pamphlet for first quarter, 1911 (one dollar a hundred); the 1911 Sabbath Calendar, which sells readily (five dollars a thousand); “Know Thy Creator,” revised edition (seventy-five cents a hundred); this has had the largest sale of any of our Chinese tracts. Prices on tracts and calendars do not include postage or freight. This excellent literature should be ordered in quantities by our churches within reach of Chinese settlements, and by others for individual work. Address your tract society, the Pacific Press Publishing Association, Mountain View, Cal., or the Seventh-day Adventist Mission Press, Box 523, U. S. P. A., Shanghai, China. Letters sent to the last address are subject to American rates of postage only.