Publications Wanted

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 30, 1913

Publications Wanted

The following-named persons desire late, clean copies of our publications sent post-paid:—

Mrs. W. F. Nall, Luthersville, Ga., desires a continuous supply of our denominational periodicals and tracts for free distribution.

A continuous supply of denominational papers and tracts for free distribution is desired by Miss Mollie Crockett, Patsey, Ky.

Copies of the Harvest Ingathering Signs of the Times and Temperance Instructor will be appreciated by A. H. King, Box 38, Route 2, Shreveport, La.

Up-to-date papers containing present truth will be appreciated by Mrs. E. M. Gifford, R. R. 2, Box 122B, Shreveport, La., for use in missionary work.

K. E. and M. E. Cannan, of Marion, Ky., wish to thank their many friends who have responded so promptly to the call for literature to use in reading-rack work.

T. W. Lewis, 410 N. Exposition St., Wichita, Kans., desires to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of literature recently sent him. He does not wish more at present.

Mrs. Addie Carroll, Afton, Okla., expresses her thanks for literature already received, and asks that a continuous supply be sent her for use in reading-racks and missionary work.

A continuous supply of late copies of the Protestant Magazine, Liberty, Signs of the Times, Watchman, REVIEW AND HERALD, also tracts in the Polish language, is requested by Mrs. S. M. Oldson, Bartlesville, Okla.

Charles Downey, Rock Hall, Md., Box 35, wishes a continuous supply of Signs of the Times, REVIEW AND HERALD, Liberty, Life Boat, Life and Health, Youth's Instructor, Gospel Herald, and tracts for free distribution.

Mrs. D. T. Stucker, Klamath Falls, Oregon, wishes to thank those who have so kindly sent her our good papers for missionary purposes, and says she has all she can make use of at present.

Myrtle L. Harrell, of 208 Francis St., Hot Springs, Ark., wishes, in behalf of the young people's society of that place, to thank those who have sent papers for free distribution, and asks that they may receive a continuous supply of literature.

The Shreveport church will be glad to receive any tracts, copies of the Watchman, Liberty, Protestant Magazine, and Signs of the Times (weekly and monthly) for use in reading-racks and young people's work. Please address S. D. A. Church, care of D. M. King, Shreveport, La.