Prospectus for Home Workers

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 26, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 38.

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Prospectus for Home Workers

"It consists of a cover, or binder, with an inside metal back, into which two rings are fitted"
"It consists of a cover, or binder, with an inside metal back, into which two rings are fitted"
"A nearly perfect way of carrying and displaying sample pages and covers of our 'Home Workers' Books'" is the way many express themselves on seeing this new prospectus. It consists of a cover, or binder, with an inside metal back, into which two rings are fitted. These rings are opened and closed with a spring. On the inside cover of this binder a complete list of "Home Workers' Books" is given, with binding, language, and price.
“ Into each of which are inserted sixteen of its pages ”
“ Into each of which are inserted sixteen of its pages ”
With this binder are furnished fifteen sample book covers
With this binder are furnished fifteen sample book covers
With this binder are furnished fifteen sample book covers, into each of which are inserted sixteen of its pages — enough to give quite an idea of its character and contents. On the inside of each book cover a description of the book is printed, which may be referred to by the canvasser while the pages are being examined by the customer. These book covers are perforated at the back for insertion into the rings of the binder. The binder, or cover, which is made of strong cloth with metal back and is therefore durable and attractive, may be closed the same as any other loose-leaf book or binder.
This prospectus contains book covers and sample pages as follows:
Best Stories Making Home Peaceful
Bible Child Life Mount of Blessing
Elo the Eagle New Testament Primer
Glorious Appearing Our Paradise Home
Gospel Primer Steps to Christ
House We Live In Story of Pitcairn
Little Folks' Bible Nature Uncle Ben's Cobblestones
Making Home Happy
Although all these covers and sample pages are furnished with the binder, it is not expected or recommended that they all be used at one time. It is far better to select three, four, or perhaps five, and specialize on them.
This prospectus will immediately recommend itself to every one interested in the sale of this class of literature. For information about order and report blanks, guarantee books, etc., to be used in connection with the Home Workers' Prospectus, write your tract society.
Although this prospectus costs something over $2.00 to manufacture, it will be sent post-paid for $1.00, through State tract societies, to those who expect to use it in soliciting orders for the books it describes.

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