A Postal Card by A. J. B.

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 26, 1901

A Postal Card.

By A. J. B.

ONE way in which you may assist us in increasing the circulation of this paper is for you to drop us a postal, indicating thereon the number of free sample copies you can use to advantage in your neighborhood. The readers of the REVIEW are its best friends, and it is upon their assistance that we count. Please send your card to-day.

Another thing which you may do will assist us greatly. Write upon the postal the names and addresses of every Seventh-day Adventist church-member in your town who is not at present taking the REVIEW. By mailing them a number of sample copies of the paper, and by a personal call or two from you, many of these will be induced to subscribe.

It is said that “nothing succeeds like success.” That being true, the effort to give the REVIEW a still wider field of circulation is bound to succeed, since the new subscriptions are rolling in in encouraging numbers each week. May we not count upon you as ONE PERSON who stands ready to help on this good work? We await your reply. Address the editors. A. J. B.