p. 36 | The Signs Canvass by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 18, 1883

The Signs Canvass.

By Editor

CANVASSERS for the SIGNS have begun to work, and orders are coming in. There has been a little unavoidable delay in furnishing the premiums, but this will not occur again. In a few days we shall be able to fill orders to any extent, so let them come in. We are determined to have five thousand new subscribers this year, and if all the friends of the SIGNS will help, this can easily be done. It shall be our aim to make the SIGNS such a paper that it will be a positive necessity to everybody. Our constant study is to improve.

Of the merits of the premium which we offer to new subscribers, there can be no doubt. Conybeare and Howson's Life of Paul is not a new and untried book, but one that has passed through many editions, and has always been received with favor. It is an absolute necessity to one who would thoroughly understand the life of the great apostle. It is unsectarian, and commends itself to all.

Those who are already subscribers to the SIGNS can, with this inducement, easily induce four of their neighbors to subscribe. By so doing they can secure the book for themselves. Read again our Premium Offer and Inducements to Workers.