TEN CENTS EXTRA by Stephen Nelson Haskell

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Apr 1, 1880

TEN CENTS EXTRA.

By Stephen Nelson Haskell

It has been the custom at this office to transfer, at the request of tract societies taking clubs of the SIGNS, copies from these clubs to individuals who have become interested readers. This is proper and right, and although it is a trouble and expense to the office it has been done for the societies free of charge.

But at the present reduced rates at which the paper is offered, it becomes necessary to charge ten cents a copy for changing names from the clubs to individuals. Papers will be transfered from one person to another, and from one club to another without charge. The ten cents will meet only a part of the difference in expense of mailing the papers singly over the expense of mailing them in clubs. It is but a trifle to each individual requesting such a transfer, but to the Office where thousands of copies are changed, it will amount to hundreds of dollars.

S. N. HASKELL.