NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 21, 1910

NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

By Editor

Halley’s Comet

WILL its appearance be cause for alarm? Is there danger of its colliding with the earth? Will its deadly cyanogen gas exterminate all life and kill vegetation? Whence does it come, and where will it go? These questions and many others are interestingly and intelligently answered in a six-page article in the Signs Monthly for May. This celestial wanderer calls but once in seventy-five years. Little wonder then that everybody is thinking and talking about it, and speculating as to its possible effect on our earth.

People will buy this magazine for this article alone. Let us sell it in liberal quantities, and thereby get before them well-selected matter bearing on different points of truth. Here are a few of the other articles: “Christ and the Sabbath,” “The Morning Star of the Reformation,” “Historical Sketch of the Evolution Doctrine,” “The Greed of Modern Commercialism.” Besides these there are three articles written especially for the working man. They are “The Laboring Man,” “The Blessedness of Work,” and “Christ the Laboring Man.” Then, too, Current Topics appear as usual—those that are pulsating with life and are fraught with significance.

Remember the prices—5 to 40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more, 4 cents each. You sell them for 10 cents each. Helps are furnished free. Orders should come to us through your tract society. Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.