A. J. S. B by A. J. S. B.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 2, 1909

A. J. S. B

By A. J. S. B.

Notes

We are informed by the manager of the Review and Herald Periodical Department that the Western Oregon Tract Society has just placed an order with the publishers of Liberty for that excellent quarterly to be sent for one year to 658 addresses. This list includes the legislators and attorneys in that State. This excellent magazine is wielding a tremendous influence among the thinking representative men of all classes.

Brother S. G. White, secretary of the California Tract Society, writes that in a recent meeting in the city of Oakland he and others sold nine hundred copies of Liberty to those attending the institute. These workers immediately began the work of selling these magazines to the public, thus putting into actual practise the daily instruction received in magazine salesmanship during the home workers' institute.

Brother J. R. Ferren, of the Pacific Press Circulation Department, sends the following interesting letter recently received from the pastor of a prominent Baptist church in one of the largest cities in Canada: “A day or two ago I took a hasty look at the Signs Monthly, and was most favorably impressed. I believe in the near advent, and think such a publication is needed to make people see how the end is approaching. I did not know of this publication. Put me on your mailing list. Send me the next number. After receiving two or three numbers I will send for a year’s subscription or pay for those that I have had. I want to give this magazine a trial reading.” The Lord is truly using this excellent magazine in the proclamation of the third angel’s message.