Western Washington, Attention!
By E. L. Stewart
We have already called attention to our camp-meeting at Puyallup, May 10-20, in the REVIEW AND HERALD, the Pacific Union Recorder, and the North Pacific Gleaner. Instructions concerning railroad rates and baggage have also been given. We wish at this time to call attention to some general principles which will tend to bring a blessing to all: 1. Begin now to pray and plan. Talk with the brethren and with your neighbors, and if possible induce them to attend the meeting. 2. Prepare to entertain others. Bring plenty of food and bedding. Many newly come to the faith will come on the ground wholly unprepared to care for themselves. Some will come in the night, and will not be able to get their baggage till morning. Let us be prepared to entertain such on a moment's notice. 3. Order your tents as early as possible. Do not neglect this and then expect things ready for you. If you desire a floor, stove, bed-springs, or other extras, be sure to order all you wish. The tents alone will cost $2 and $2.50 each. All extras will cost extra. Send your order to W. C. Raley, 309 Second Ave., North Seattle. 4. Bring your own tools, as a saw, hammer, hand-ax, etc. 5. A conference tent will be pitched, where the president's office will be located, and where a list of all committees, and program of meetings, can be found. Upon reaching the camp, go directly to this tent for all information. 6. Bring a word of encouragement to the busy and faithful workers the first thing you do. Give no encouragement to complainers or fanatics. Bring only sunshine. 7. Bring an offering for the work, remembering the different branches. This instruction, if heeded, will insure a grand meeting. E. L. STEWART, Pres. W. Wash. Conf.