Help Wanted

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 21, 1904

AFTER quoting from a letter from one of our agents in West Virginia, who reports having just taken thirty-seven orders for books in fifteen hours, amounting to $28.75, and seventy-four dollars' worth of orders in seven days, the secretary of the West Virginia Tract Society says:—

“It may be that you can use this item so as to encourage some one to come to this field to help us in this good work. About one third of this State, lying to the south, has never been touched, and it is the best territory in the State for the canvassing work, as the coal, timber, and oil are now being developed so that the people all seem to have plenty of money to spend, and I believe they will spend it for the truth if they get a chance.”

We believe West Virginia is a most promising State for the book work, and that there are those who will respond to this call who are not now selling our publications. Address, W. Va. Tract Society, 1002 Williams St., Parkersburg, W. Va.