A later letter:

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 26, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 26.

FROM THE SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

From an Eastern agent:

“Here is my report for a portion of last week: Monday I sold 50 copies; Tuesday, 66; Wednesday, 64; Thursday, 64. Total, 244 copies in four days.

“I like the large, plain type headings; the black face in which the principal texts of Scripture in the body are set. You are doing better.”

A later letter:

“Am having splendid success. Twelve out of every fifteen homes visited are left with a copy of the precious truth-filled SIGNS OF THE TIMES.”

How Business People May Use the “Signs.”

The following letter is taken from a letter just received from a business woman:

“With all my work, having full charge of the secretary work in Saskatchewan, and the Canadian branch of the Pacific Press, I am selling SIGNS and our other paper. I watch every opportunity to sell them on the trains, and in business places. All are well pleased with the special SIGNS. This morning 73 papers were sold just on a little business trip. It is a good thing to carry papers, and, when stopping and talking with business people give them a chance to become acquainted with the truths presented in the SIGNS. One gentleman took some papers to send out to a hospital for the sick to read. Others buy them for themselves and to give or send to their friends. So the good work goes on.”

Dear friend, do you not have similar opportunities to acquaint others with this truth-filled paper? Let us keep you supplied with up-to-date SIGNS to use on similar occasions.