GOOD WORK

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 13, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 11.

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GOOD WORK.

An agent selling the Outlook SIGNS in a large city, writes, under date of Feb. 17, 1901: “This is my third experience with special numbers, having sold about 1,500 of the Quarter Centennial, about the same number of the World’s Harvest issue, and thus far have sold 1,715 of the Outlook Number. . . . The secret of success is in realizing that the Lord can give favor in the eyes of the people, and can impress their minds.
“My sales here average about 60 copies per day, working six or seven hours.”
We sell the Outlook SIGNS at four cents per copy; the retail price is ten cents.
Orders are coming in for back numbers of Our Little Friend; 25 cents pays for 125 copies of as many different dates. A thousand pages of excellent reading matter for children for 25 cents. Address SIGNS OF THE TIMES or Our Little Friend, Oakland, Cal.