Temperance Instructors

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 19, 1914

Temperance Instructors

200,000

Temperance Instructors

Mailed Since January 30

A steady stream of orders pours in daily from all parts of the States and Canada, with an occasional order from foreign fields. These orders are all large. Only a few are for less than 100 copies. Most of them range above 200 copies, some reaching as high as 5,000. Temperance organizations are asking for prices on 10,000 lots. One Anti-Saloon League worker ordered 500 copies to sell with his book on temperance.

The work with the 1914 Temperance Instructor has just made a beginning. Boys and girls, young people, men and women in the prime of life, with those whose age reaches above 70 years, are selling the Instructor with surprising success, and WHY?—Because—

“Everybody Likes It,” and it is “An Entering Wedge” for a great message. ¶ Suggestive canvass sent with every order.