NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA.
In harmony with the action of the California Nevada Conference delegates assembled at Bushrod Park, Oakland, Cal., June 1-12, the business of the California Tract Society, 306 San Pablo Ave., Oakland, Cal., was transferred to the Pacific Press Publishing Co., July 15, 1904. At that time the Pacific Press also bought the furnishings and stock of the California Tract Society “Bible House,” this store becoming the Oakland Branch of the publishing house. That all may know what the transfer means, we wish to repeat our request that hereafter all of our church missionary societies, canvassers, church-school teachers, church-members, and isolated Sabbath-keepers in the territory of the California Nevada Conference (including all of California north of the Tehachapi and Santa Ynez mountains, and the state of Nevada) should send all orders for books, papers, pamphlets, and tracts to the Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal., and not to the California Tract Society. All missionary reports, however, from church librarians, secretaries of young peoples’ societies, etc., should be sent to A. J. S. Bourdeau, Missionary Secretary, care Pacific Press, Mountain View, Cal. Parties owing the California Tract Society will please send their remittances direct to the old address, California Tract Society, 306 San Pablo Ave., Oakland, Cal. A. J. S. BOURDEAU.
Missionary Sec’y California-Nevada Conference, S. D. A. The November and December issues of Life and Health will be special numbers, with special rates to agents for ten yearly subscriptions and copies to sell. For particulars, write us for agents’ special rates. The following are some of the good things that will appear in the November number: “A Last-generation Religious and Food Reform,” revealing the necessity and significance of such a reform. “What a Doctor Learns from His Patients,” a physician’s own story and experience. “Letters from a Physician to His Son,” setting forth the importance of having a right ideal. “Feeding the Multitude,” an illustrated and inspiring article by Mrs. E. G. White. “The Medical Missionary Work,” reports and experiences from field workers. “The Question Corner,” containing a large number of very practical and interesting questions which a practical physician answers. “The Healthful Cookery Department,” containing special practical recipes for the use of the olive, a fruit that deserves to be better known in the East than it is now. “News and Notes,” a brief account of what is being done by health boards and in other ways for the improvement of the public health. These special numbers of Life and Health will be especially adapted for use in connection with the great winter campaign. They ought to be circulated by the thousand. Agents will receive liberal rates on these two numbers. LIFE AND HEALTH
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