p. 20 | The “Signs of the Times” Still Doing Its Work

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 26, 1911

The “Signs of the Times” Still Doing Its Work

AN agent for the Signs of the Times writes:—

“Enclosed find check for four dollars, for which send me one hundred copies of the Christmas number of the Signs. My last order for fifty copies came yesterday, and I sold them this morning in less than three hours.”

The editor of the Signs recently received the following good word from a gentleman to whom one of our church missionary workers had sent the Signs:—

“Through a kind friend I have received the Signs of the Times, and send thanks for the same. Am very much interested in the themes it presents, and am investigating the subjects which your paper advocates.”

That the Signs is making friends and receiving subscriptions from them, is shown by the following brief letter:—

“I know nothing of your kind of religion, but a copy of the Signs of the Times Monthly came drifting my way, and I have become interested. Enclosed herewith find one dollar for a year's subscription. I shall appreciate any literature, catalogues, or information that you will send me. This seventh-day business is something that we know but little about in this country. I trust that the magazine will be a source of information to me.” A. J. S. B.