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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 20, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 12.

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TO OUR PATRONS.

By Editor

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OUR premium watches are going nicely and are giving good satisfaction.
UNDER date of Feb. 24, 1901, one of our agents writes, “I am still selling the Outlook Number, and splendid success.”
THE Bible we are now offering as a premium with the SIGNS one year for $3.50, or free for five new yearly subscriptions at $1.50 each, is the best Bible we have ever offered as a premium. It is better bound, has larger and clearer type, and is in every way a superior book for the price.
IF your label date reads like one of these it is time for you to renew your subscription:— Edward Bray May 1 Albert Marsh May 1 C B Thomas Apr 1
ONE agent in a city ordered 800 recent copies of the SIGNS, and when last heard from was selling about 70 copies per day, at 5 cents. A lady agent at Pittsburg is selling 400 SIGNS each week; another at the same place is selling 100 per week; another at Sioux City is selling 200 per week; and a gentleman in one of our large Eastern cities is selling 400 SIGNS each week. There is much room for more agents of the same class.