Subscription Prices Changed
By Editor
Signs of the Times.—In response to repeated suggestions that this journal be reduced to eight pages, the publishers have decided to issue it in such form after January 1, 1917. The type will be one size smaller, most of the advertising will be eliminated, and the articles will be shorter and better prepared. By this means, the editors expect to cover quite as much ground as formerly, and produce a weekly that will be even more satisfactory than the sixteen-page paper has been. |
OLD RATES |
NEW RATES |
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| 1 copy 1 year |
$1.75 |
$1.00 |
| 1 copy 1 year, with premium book “Questions and Answers” |
2.25 |
1.50 |
| 1 copy 6 months |
.90 |
.60 |
| 5 or more to one address, 1 year |
1.20 |
.80 |
| 5 or more to separate names and addresses, 1 year |
1.25 |
.85 |
Signs of the Times Magazine.—Look for it in its new and beautiful form. Same size in future as the recent Harvest Ingathering special. Sure to meet with great favor. Prices same as heretofore, with exception of single subscriptions for six months. Formerly 50c for six months; new rate, 60c. “Questions and Answers” with yearly subscriptions ................................ $1.50 “Home and Health” with yearly subscriptions .................................... 2.50 Our Little Friend.—The children's popular paper. One of the thousands of victims to the higher cost of paper, therefore a slight increase. |
OLD RATES |
NEW RATES |
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| 1 copy 1 year |
$0.70 |
$0.80 |
| 1 copy 6 months |
.35 |
.45 |
| 5 or more to one address, 1 year |
.60 |
.70 |
| 5 or more to one address, 6 months |
.30 |
.35 |
| 5 or more to one address, 3 months |
.20 |
.25 |
New Rates Effective January 1, 1917