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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 8, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 34.

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What Would You Give?

SUPPOSE Brother A. G. Daniells, W. A. Spicer, E. E. Andross, T. E. Bowen, A. M. Dart, Clarence Santee, or C. L. Taylor, or Dr. Paulson, or any one of the other contributors to the August Signs Magazine, published at Mountain View, Cal., were to speak in your town tonight, what would you be willing to give for the privilege of hearing him? It would be a treat at ten cents, wouldn't it?
If it were announced that Elder Daniells, who has just returned from the Orient, would speak on “Providential Agencies for a Quick Work in This Generation,” not only would you plan to attend, but you would invite some of your neighbors, too. There is no question about that.
WAS TORPEDOED IN FEBRUARY
WAS TORPEDOED IN FEBRUARY
Well, you may have that privilege, and so may your friends and neighbors. What is more, the others will speak to you also, and, O, such messages as they bear—just what people should know about!
The following titles to articles are in themselves a most eloquent testimonial to the worth of the August Signs Magazine:—
Divine Healing; Enlightenment, Our Empty Boast; Breathing War and Strife; Man Destined for Immortality; Christ’s Prophecy—Distress of Nations; Definite Delusions of the Devil; Wars Foretold in Prophecy; No Bible Support for Sunday; Spiritualism Foretold in Prophecy; The Clock of the Universe Marking His Unmeasured Ages; Christ’s Sabbath Observance; Human Helplessness; Knowledge Shall Increase; Being Honest With Ourselves; Providential Agencies for a Quick Work in This Generation; Avoiding Moral Shipwreck.
Only ten cents for all that!
You can get the magazines at five cents a copy in quantities for selling or giving away, by ordering five to forty copies from your tract society; or four cents a copy if you order fifty or more.