The Busy Man's Corner by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 5, 1910

The Busy Man's Corner

By Editor

BEGINNING with the next number, May 3, a new department will appear in the Signs of the Times weekly, for the special benefit of busy persons—those who have but little time for reading. It will be called “A Corner for Busy Men, by One of Them.” It will be just as good and just as interesting, however, for busy women and busy young people as for busy men.

This department will be filled with short, pithy items on the great fundamental principles and doctrines of the Bible, put in such a terse and interesting way that they can be easily comprehended and remembered.

The verse-by-verse study of that most interesting of all the books in the Bible, The Revelation, will soon begin. Each number is filled full of the gospel message for this time, and is a most effectual soul winner.

Here is what an old subscriber has to say about it:—

“I have read this dear old paper (the Signs of the Times) for twenty years. It has always borne witness to the advent message in all its fulness, and is still doing its work nobly. I have sold and am selling it from house to house, and taking subscriptions for it continually. In my ministerial work I would hardly know how to work without it. A young business man, who has just made up his mind to keep all the commandments of God, and who has been reading the Signs, said to me as I handed him a copy last week, ‘How much is this paper?’ I told him, and he answered, ‘Have it sent to me for one year. It is the very best paper I ever saw. It is clean.’ This man has made a success in business, and is a leader in the First Baptist church. He has now decided to obey and walk more fully in the light. The Signs has helped me to teach him the truth. This is simply one out of many experiences I am continually enjoying.”

Are you a subscriber to the Signs?

Does your church take a club for general missionary work?

If not, this is a splendid time to begin. Only 50 cents for three months, 90 cents for six months, $1.75 per year.

In clubs of five or more, $1.25 per copy, per year.

Address your tract society, or Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.