How Can 200,000 Annuals be Disposed of by the Tract Societies?
By S. N. Haskell
EVERY company of Seventh-day Adventists should be supplied with them, and properly instructed how to dispose of them. This can be done in the following manner: Ministers who co-operate with the Tract Society, and the directors of each district in the country, should at once visit each company in their respective districts and supply them with Annuals. Children also should be interested in selling them. Thousands can thus be sold. Those living by themselves can do much in disposing of them. In the above manner cities, villages, and neighborhoods everywhere should be canvassed. That no Tract Society become involved, we suggest that every family take one, and pay ten cents for it. This will help pay the cost of those given away. Let every church pay for the Annuals taken of the Tract Society, at 5 cents each. This will not only pay for them, but will give that church a small credit which will keep their fund more than good for other uses in the tract work. Send one or more to your friends, far and near, wherever the English language is spoken. S. N. HASKELL.