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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 17, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 46.

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LIFE AND HEALTH

By Editor

Special Issues for November and December

SPECIAL issues of Life and Health have been planned for use in the Missionary Campaign, and the November number is now ready. Though only a limited notice of this number has so far been given, very encouraging orders from all sections of the country are coming in rapidly. Besides the many single subscriptions sent to us in every mail, the following club orders will give a general illustration of the large orders daily received:—
“Enclosed find money-order for $2.50 for which please send me 50 copies each of the November and December numbers of Life and Health. Cora B. Hill, Aledo, Ill.”
“Kindly send me at once 50 copies of the November number of Life and Health. “W. H. Loose, Irvington, N. J.”
“Please send 100 Life and Health for one year to J. B. Beckner, Text Lane, Jamaica.”
“The Sanitarium wishes to co-operate in the missionary campaign and desires to use Life and Health in their work. At present please send 80 copies of the November issue. Newark Sanitarium, Newark, Ohio.”
The Nebraska Conference orders 75 copies; Mrs. M. A. Livingstone, Park Rapids, Minn., orders 100 copies; Mrs. Olina Hanson, Webster, S. D., orders 100 copies; Mrs. Phebe Press, San Francisco, Cal., orders 200 copies, etc.
Telegram—
“Send us 500 copies Life and Health, Brighouse, San Francisco. “St. Helena Sanitarium. “Per T. J. Evans.”
New yearly subscriptions for 1905 will include the November and December numbers until the editions of these issues are exhausted.
We give our regular authorized agents 20 cents commission on all new yearly subscriptions secured in the United States between November 1, and December 31, 1904.
Twenty-five or more copies of the special numbers ordered at one time will be furnished for 2½ cents per copy.
Agents everywhere report good success. Many of them express surprise that the journal sells so easily. Oftentimes people purchase it from sight without waiting for a description. Sells well from new’s stands. The November number is especially attractive, and people purchase it readily. Two sisters recently went out for an hour in the evening, and sold 60 copies. Others can do likewise.
Order through your State Tract Society or
LIFE AND HEALTH,
222 North Capitol St.,
Washington, D. C.