A Chinese Special

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 9, 1909

A Chinese Special

Can You Not Use Some?

ATTENTION is called to the holiday number of the Chinese paper, published at Shanghai, China. The name of this paper is Shi Chao Yueh Pao, or “Signs of the Times.” The Chinese new year begins Feb. 10, 1910. This special issue of the Chinese paper is to be enlarged to thirty-two pages, and illustrated. Among other illustrations will be a photograph of the emperor of China, and also photographs of prominent viceroys and leading statesmen of China. Well-written articles on the Sabbath, the second coming of Christ, and other doctrinal points will appear in this number.

The prices quoted are as follows:— 5 to 25 copies, 4 cents a copy. 25 copies and over, 3 cents a copy. 1,000 copies and over, to one address, 2½ cents a copy.

Orders can be sent to Signs of the Times, U. S. Post-office, Box 993, Shanghai, China.

Is it not possible for our people to order a large number of these periodicals, to be sold to the Chinese in communities where these people reside? Orders should be sent at once to the above address, or through your State tract society.