“Signs of the Times Magazine” for November
By Editor
STRIKING titles, strong, logical articles as good as the titles are striking, and a fine selection of war pictures, combine to make the November number of the Signs of the Times Magazine even “one better” than the previous issue, 45,000 copies of which were printed and sold. What does Ezekiel say about Russia? What did Joel and the seer of Patmos foretell about the so-called heathen nations — Japan and China? What did the prime minister of Babylon, about 3,000 years ago, prophesy regarding the great nations of the North and the East? The world wants to know about these things, and we can tell them. That’s why so many pages of the November Signs are devoted to answering these questions. Consider carefully the following: “Russia, ‘Turned Back’ and ‘Brought Forth;’” “The Call of the Hour;” “Austria’s Fate in the Present War;” “Demons Stirring Up War;” “Armageddon;” “Turkey’s Attitude in This War;” “Our Times Foretold;” “How the European War Is Fulfilling Prophecy;” “Is the Anglo-Russian Alliance Foretold in Prophecy?” “Devil Worship in London.” These are some of the striking titles referred to above. “The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few,” was never more true than now. If this magazine is without a representative in your district, will you not fill the place? The November number is a good one to start with. Prices: 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more, 4 cents each. Sell 25 and earn $1.25, or 50 and earn $3. Your tract society will give your orders careful and immediate attention.