p. 11 | True Enjoyment

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 22, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 37.

True Enjoyment

“Enclosed find money-order for $6.00 in payment for 150 September Signs Magazines. I sold them in the time that I have formerly sold only 100, and enjoyed every moment of the time devoted to it,” writes one of our workers who usually gets some happiness each month in passing on the message in the Signs. You, too, may enjoy a few hours’ work with the message-filled September number.

Don’t Put It Off Order to-day

Partial Table of Contents

General Under the heading, “Thou Shalt Not Steal,” appears a Wall Street Journal Editorial which is a splendid selling feature with business and thinking people.

Bible “Our Reasonable Service,” by Mrs. E. G. White, setting forth the reasonableness of a well-ordered and temperate life; “The Sabbath to Be Restored,” by Eld. C. L. Taylor.

Temperance and Health “Tendency of Highly Seasoned and Other Improper Foods to Produce Intemperance,” by D. H. Kress, M.D.; “The Effects of Alcohol on the System from the Standpoint of the Scientist,” by H. F. Rand, M.D.; “Effects of Tobacco on the System, and How It Strengthens the Drink Habit,” by A. J. Sanderson, M.D.; “The Heritage of Intemperance,” by L. A. Reed; “How May We Gain the Victory?” by the Editor.

Home Story, and illustrations in harmony.

Twenty-five copies cost $1.00; they sell for $2.50. 100 cost $4.00. You sell them for $10.00. Order of your Tract Society. Ask for the SIGNS WORKER which contains selling points and suggestive canvasses.

Signs of the Times

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA