What They Say About It

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Sep 28, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 38.

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What They Say About It

LAST WEEK we presented the plan of a special series of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES to be issued during the month of November. We give below extracts from some of the correspondence we have received concerning it:—
“I do not know when I have read of any plan into which I can enter more heartily. It must commend itself to any individual who has any part to act in this work. You can count upon us in Upper Columbia straining every nerve and fiber of our being to place this matter in the hands of just as many people as we possibly can.” A. J. BREED, President Upper Columbia Conference.
“I am pleased. The plan is timely. All things are surely ready for such a movement among this people. We must scatter the principles of the Message like autumn leaves. Your plan, I truly believe, will accomplish much. We are a weak conference, but will work hard to push the issue to success. If the series is published I think I can use 500 sets.” A. J. HOWARD, President Arizona Conference.
“I approve highly of the advisability of such a series. I think that through its publication thousands will be brought to see the light of the Third Angel’s Message, thus hastening the coming of our Lord.” C. RASMUSSEN, Half Moon Bay, Cal.
“I believe the plan a good one, and will be productive, that is, will bear fruit. I will do what I can to spread the message by that means.” E. L. PAULDING.
“It would be a grand idea for November. Just the time.” C. W. SMOUSE. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
“We think that as it is the Third Angel’s Message to be given to the world at this time that this special SIGNS should not only be issued, but given an unlimited circulation. We will do our best for it.” L. M. HODGE, San Jose, Cal.
“I think it would be a most excellent thing. The members of our church are all willing to help sell them. I think it would be a good way to do missionary work, and to place the truth in the hands of the people. They certainly are cheap, and I think everyone will be willing to pay the price.” MRS. JOHN PEARSON, Librarian, Palisades, Colo.
Remember this series is to be called the Third Angel’s Message series, that it will take the place of the regular November issues, that each number will have cover and will be fully illustrated. Prices are as follows:—
From one to four sets of four papers each . . . 20 cents a set
Five or more sets to single names and addresses . 15 " "
Five to twenty sets to one address . . . . 12 " "
Twenty-five or more sets to one address . . . . 10 " "