THE WINTER TERM AT WALLA WALLA COLLEGE.
By Editor
ONCE more we call the attention of our brethren, and especially the young people, to the matter of attending school this winter. The first term's work has closed with a splendid record. We are delighted with the order and the good spirit that we see among the students. Two hundred have been thus far enrolled. The winter term begins December 5. A class of about sixty, composed of teachers, students, and brethren in the village, are now in training for selling "Christ's Object Lessons." Now is your opportunity to enter school. Even tho you can not spend more than three or four months, do not miss this opportunity; $50 or $60 will give you three or four months in school. Do not wait until enough is obtained to carry you through two or three years; improve the present opportunity. You know not what changes may take place in your mind or in your surrounding circumstances. If paid six months in advance, $13.90 per month will pay your tuition, room, board, light, fuel, and washing. This is as low as one could possibly expect to obtain the advantages of such a school as we have here. We should be glad to correspond with any who are contemplating attending school. We would also like to ask a special favor of all who read these words,—that you send us the name and address of all young people who you believe should be in the college, and might be if they were corresponded with. We also call your attention to our Workers' Educator, published monthly in the interests of Walla Walla College; 50 cents per year. Walla Walla, Wash.
E. L. STEWART,
Secretary.