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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 4, 1903

LET THE CHILDREN HELP

For some time the Publishers have offered to send any child TEN COPIES of the “SIGNS” FREE OF CHARGE for ONE WEEK

The only requirement was that he TRY to sell the papers received and use the money thus secured for a capital on which to work in selling more papers.

THE FOLLOWING LETTER HAS RECENTLY COME TO HAND:—

“Signs of the Times,” Oakland, Cal.

Dear Sirs: My two little boys have sold, when next week’s issue is out, 6,260 copies of the “Signs” since last March (1902). . . . It all started from the twenty-seven cents which the boys earned selling the “Signs.”

Let all the children who would like to earn some money selling Signs send their names and addresses at once to the publishers, and ten papers of the latest date will be sent you FREE OF CHARGE immediately. Do not delay.

ADDRESS

SIGNS OF THE TIMES, OAKLAND, CAL.