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A Remarkable Record

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 13, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 33.

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A Remarkable Record

FIFTY thousand copies of the first edition of the August number of the Signs of the Times monthly were sold within two weeks after they came from the press, and another edition had to be printed. One agent ordered three thousand copies; another, two thousand; another, one thousand one hundred; and several five hundred to one thousand copies each. And so the magazine is going.
Every one seems to be pleased with the journal in its new form. The following letter from Elder William Covert, president of the Northern Illinois Conference, voices the sentiments of many others:—
“I have received the first number of the Signs in magazine form. I am greatly pleased with it. It is beautiful. It does seem to me that this magazine will sell readily. It contains much truth in a convenient form for the reader to get hold of. I do not think that I have seen anything better than this, though you know we have a great many good publications. I trust that the Lord will greatly bless this effort on the part of the Pacific Press.”
The second edition will be off from the press in time to fill all orders promptly. Send for sample copy, and special terms to agents.
Address Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.