Business Notices

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 14, 1904

Brief business notices will be published in this department subject to the discretion of the publishers. A charge of one dollar for one insertion of six lines, or less, and of twenty cents for every line over six, will be made, though in the case of the poor who wish employment, the charge may be remitted. Persons unknown to the managers of the publishing house must furnish good references.

WANTED.—Good S. D. A. to work on farm. Married man preferred. Long job to right person. Address, stating wages wanted, A. M. Davis, Jolon, Cal.

WANTED.—Strong healthy S. D. A. to learn baths and treatments. Salary from start. Write, giving weight and height, with references, to Oriental Bath Co., Columbus, Ohio.

FOR SALE.—Good health cafe, 145 S. 13th St., Lincoln, Neb. Established 3 years and 8 months. Owner wishes to move to Southern field. For particulars, address H. A. Hebard, as above.

WANTED.—Position where Sabbath may be kept, by practical bookkeeper having some experience in clerking. No objection to night duty. References given and required. Address J. C. Anderson, Box 43, Agra, Kan.

WANTED.—Office clerk; must be able to keep books and handle mail order correspondence. One familiar with German preferred. Address, stating experience and salary wanted, M. G. P. Co., 654 Cavalry Ave., Detroit, Mich.

WANTED.—Young man 24 years old desires work on farm. Is a S. D. A., and experienced in general farming and garden work. Address William T. Jones, Richland, N. J.

FOR SALE.—Orange and lemon orchard of 10 A.; Logan berries between trees on 4 A.; 8-room house, barn, well and city water. In National City, 4 mi. from San Diego, with 5-cent fare. Price, $4,000; might accept part Ex. Address C. H. Barr, El Cajon, Cal.

FOR SALE.—Nursery stock of all kinds; first class; at most reasonable prices. More than a dozen of the very best varieties of strawberry plants; also early bearing varieties of fruit trees a specialty. For further information, address Emmanuel Missionary College, Nursery Dept., Berrien Springs, Mich.

“Olives and Beans” are delicious. Better than meat. More oil. (Don’t think olives spoiled when scum forms on top. Empty brine, rinse, add stronger brine. Freshen out extra salt as used.) Stand can olives in 6 in. water in covered barrel for summer. Can you sell some olives? Write 297, Corona, Cal.

A short time ago the Southern Missionary Society sent Elder J. E. Tenney, of Graysville, Tenn., twenty new slides made from photographs furnished by him, illustrating the buildings and the scenery of that place, and in acknowledging their receipt the elder writes as follows concerning the slides and the outfit he purchased some time ago:—

“The slides you sent me are everything that could be desired, and are perfect representations of the places they are intended to represent. If our ministers and general laborers throughout the field could realize the importance that is attached to illustrations, I am sure they would not fail to avail themselves of the use of such an excellent instrument, offered at so low a price. It is within the reach of every one, and will add many fold to the interest of the people in the subject presented. I am confident that with the use of the stereopticon, and appropriate slides, more than twice the number of people would listen to the presentation of truth as do with the usual methods, when no illustration is used. I hope to make such a practical use of this machine during the summer as to convince many of its utility, and induce them to add this interesting feature to their work.”

These outfits are for sale by the Southern Missionary Society at Nashville, Tenn.; price, $25, complete, slides extra. They can be purchased on the instalment plan by ministers and workers, and every inducement will be given all worthy persons to enable them to own an outfit. Write for further particulars.