The September "Signs" by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 17, 1911

The September "Signs"

By Editor

THIS number is now ready for delivery, and its contents will appeal to and interest its readers. The cover design is supported by a strong article, by the editor, showing the intensity of the present times and conditions. Elder J. O. Corliss writes in his forceful way on "The Genesis of the Human Race." This is the first of a series of articles on this absorbing subject, and you ought to follow them.

Elder T. E. Bowen continues his studies on the subject "Are Seventh-day Adventists False Teachers and Impostors?" These articles are proving interesting, and are presenting points of present truth in a way that holds the readers. They are the very ones that you should be placing in the homes of your townspeople. This one is especially important. The studies in definite creation events will be continued in the same interesting style, showing the testimony of science as to what occurred on the first six days of creation week.

These four articles alone are well worth the price of the magazine, but there are a number of others: "The Making of the Sabbath," by M. C. Wilcox; "Denmark and Sweden and the Reformation," by Mrs. E. G. White; "How We Are Saved," by George B. Starr; "The Redeemer Manifested," by William Covert; "What Is the Danger in the Use of Milk?" by H. F. Rand, M. D., showing results of some recent investigations and experiments; and a good line of current topics and good illustrations.

In fact, the September number of the Signs is brimful of just what is wanted and needed. Take hold in earnest. Send for a number of copies at once, and place them in the hands of those in whom you are interested. 10 copies for 50 cents, 20 copies for $1, 50 copies for $2. Order through your tract society.