Not Too Late to Secure the Seven Free Copies
By Editor
WHEN announcement was made last November of several series of very important articles which were to appear in the Youth's Instructor, we then promised that all new subscribers who sent 75 cents for a year's subscription, should receive the last seven papers of 1903, free. Anticipating a great demand for these first numbers, we printed large editions, and although we have received many new subscriptions, we are glad to say to those who have not yet subscribed that it is not too late to secure these free copies. We therefore renew the offer to send free the last seven copies of the Instructor for 1903, to new subscribers for 1904, who send 75 cents at once. This offer is only good so long as our supply of papers holds out. Please remember that you will thus secure all the articles by Edison Driver, under the general title “Around the Work-Table.” These explain and illustrate various things which boys can easily make with the ordinary tools and materials that most of them have or can easily get. We are also pleased to announce that a series of articles entitled “In and Around the National Capital,” to be prepared by the editor, Miss Fannie M. Dickerson, will soon begin in the Instructor. We are sure that our readers will find in this series a rare treat. Send 75 cents at once and secure the Instructor for 59 weeks, and ask for our circular telling how you may secure a Bible free. Address your State tract society, or The Youth's Instructor, 222 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C.