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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 11, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 50.

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Where Will It End?

By Editor

WEEK before last 856 new names were added to the Signs subscription list, and last week 1,012 new subscriptions were received. This week we have received 1,107 additional subscriptions.
That is the way the new series of the Signs is going to the homes of the people. Let us keep the ball rolling until we have reached a mark really commensurate with the value of this attractive, helpful, timely, and important missionary journal.

Holiday Gifts

The custom of making holiday gifts has become such a perplexity and such an expense that nation-wide organizations are now endeavoring to check it. How successful the movement will be is to be seen, as it is just in its beginning. But why not turn the opportunity to good? As the season draws on and we plan gifts for our friends, let us bring into consideration our good literature. What could be better than that new series of the Signs just beginning? Our leading men are its contributors, and in view of God's providences among this people in all parts of the world, they certainly have much to tell the people. Let us catch the spirit of the season and make it a real missionary opportunity. A beautiful announcement-card is mailed with the first paper if desired. The price of the Signs is $1.75 a year; two copies for $3, three for $4, four for $5. Send your order to the tract society.