Message-Filled by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 23, 1909

“Message-Filled”

By Editor

THIS expresses the character of the Signs of the Times Monthly. It is because of this feature, and the further fact that “the Signs does bring people into the truth,” that so many of our people have chosen this magazine for use in their missionary endeavors.

The first number of the new year, with an attractive cover in two colors, is now ready. It is easily up to its usual standard of excellence, and we believe the contents justifies the claim made for it in the above heading.

Here are titles to a few of the articles: Persecution of the Early Church; The New Life; The New Birth—How Attained; A New Year for the Christian; A New Power in Your Life; The Three Worlds; Struggle for Religious Liberty in the Western World; No Loss of Time on a Round World; To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth (story).

In addition to the articles named are other things of interest and importance, which are likely to make this issue of the magazine attractive to those also who may not be interested in religious things. Significant Current Topics occupy six pages. “How to Treat a Cold,” contains very helpful suggestions which many can make use of at this season of the year. Limited space forbids going into further description of the contents.

Surely this number of the Signs Monthly deserves a wide circulation, and we hope there will be a large number of recruits to the little army which is now at the front with the Signs Monthly. Will you go? We will help you get started.

Send orders through your tract society. The prices are 5 to 50 copies, 5 cents each; 50 and up, 4 cents each. Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.