Do you like a good story? The new home workers’ booklet gives several intensely interesting true stories of children and young people who have been influenced by reading good books. “New Testament Primer,” “Best Stories,” “Steps to Christ,” “Our Paradise Home,” and the other beautiful small books shown in the handy prospectus and sold successfully by home workers, are wielding a mighty influence in saving boys and girls from evil. They cultivate an interest in the Bible.
The books shown by the prospectus are:
Advance Guard of MissionsBest StoriesChrist Our SaviourElo the EagleHis Glorious AppearingHouse We Live InLittle Folks’ Bible NatureMaking Home HappyMaking Home PeacefulMount of BlessingNew Testament PrimerOur Paradise HomeSteps to ChristStory of Pitcairn IslandThose Bible ReadingsUncle Ben’s Cobblestones
The prospectus, which contains samples of all the books, is so arranged that as many or as few samples may be carried at one time as you desire. The commission (40% or 50%, according to the book) is extended alike to the person who can put in only a small amount of time near home, and the one who can spend full time in this work. In either case the sales usually average at least $1.50 an hour. The work is pleasant and profitable, and one in which the possibilities for good are unlimited.
Ask your tract society (or the publishers) to send you free copy of the new home workers booklet. It gives full particulars regarding prices, bindings, discounts, and contains descriptions, talking points, and canvasses, to assist you in successfully introducing these beautiful books into the homes of the people.
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING ASSOCIATIONMountain View, California
