NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 20, 1910

NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

Three Important Events

The November number of the Signs of the Times Monthly will record three separate, recent events of more than ordinary interest to the general reader, and especially fraught with importance to students of the Word. These are as follows:—

The great Catholic Eucharistic Congress recently held in Montreal; the recent electrical exposition held at San Francisco; and an article on the recent work of the air-craft men, as exemplified in their recent work in the East.

The series of articles on astronomy is continued in the November number, and a soul-stirring array of facts is presented concerning the great constellations of the Pleiades and Orion. These articles will be continued during the major portion of the coming year — 1911.

The November number contains another article by George A. Snyder on Romanism. This gives a full review of the whole subject, and presents facts for the serious consideration of every thoughtful person.

A beautifully illustrated and finely written article on the “Origin of Thanksgiving” appears in the November Signs of the Times Monthly. This gives the interesting story of the early struggle of the makers of the nation, and a description of the first Thanksgiving held by the early Puritans.

Fourteen numbers (November, December, and all of 1911) are offered at the yearly rate of $1. Regular commission to agents. This offer is to old as well as new subscribers. Usual prices for quantities to sell. This is an opportune time for agents. Address Signs of the Times Monthly, Mountain View, Cal.