An Opportunity by U. Bender

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 19, 1907

An Opportunity

By U. Bender

I KNOW that our brethren and sisters in the States and Canada are not willing that any good thing shall pass them by. There is a great opportunity presenting itself before you just now—an opportunity for doing good, of dispensing, and yet getting more than a full return. “What is this great opportunity?” you ask. It is this: The Review and Herald has just finished printing a booklet entitled, “Glimpses of the Caribbean,” or “The Advent Message in the Sunny Caribbean.” The booklet contains forty-eight pages, with many good cuts, showing life in the tropics in its varied settings. The best part of the book is the history it gives of the rise and progress of the message in the islands of, and the mainland around, the Caribbean Sea.

You will miss a good thing if you fail to get one of these booklets. And further, you will miss a splendid opportunity for helping an important, but needy work. The Review and Herald furnishes these booklets at cost, all profit from their sale going to the Watchman Publishing plant located at Port of Spain, Trinidad. This plant is designed to furnish literature, aside from books, to all this great field. It has been struggling along, trying to do this, and now we are sure you would like to help, so that it may be equipped and strengthened to do its work more effectively and to better advantage. We present before you this method for helping. The Watchman does not want to get something for nothing, but they want to give you something in return. Will you not send your order at once? You will feel more than repaid. Order of your tract society or of the Review and Herald Publishing Association. The price of this little booklet is 25 cents.

U. BENDER.