Will You Aid? by C. L. Taylor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 15, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 40.

Will You Aid?

By C. L. Taylor

How glad we ought to be that we may do just a little to enable our workers in the tropics to keep their health! We may do it, and do it easily. How?

Within a few months, we may send to our workers in far-away India a shipment of Pacific Coast dried fruits — acid fruits, for which our distant loved ones have a great longing. And when we have such an abundance as this year has brought, we surely must not deny our brethren and sisters in India a small portion.

I am appealing to you to aid in securing the fruit. Apricots, prunes, peaches, plums, cherries, berries, apples, will greatly aid the workers to maintain their health, and thus will be a direct agency for hastening forward our mission work. I am confident that you will wish to have a part in this good enterprise.

If you have not the fruit yourself, you might possibly solicit it from others, or you might give in money the equivalent of what you would gladly donate in the way of fruit. But please help!

All fruit should be shipped (charges prepaid) to me at St. Helena, California. All money should be forwarded by post-office order payable to me at Sanitarium, California. Sanitarium is a money-order office. Any who choose, may send money to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Mountain View, California.

Please do not forget this. Act upon the matter at once. God will bless you. Remember Acts 20:35.

Your brother, C. L. TAYLOR, Chaplain St. Helena Sanitarium.