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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 9, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 18.

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THIS paper is not a typical number, better and fuller in some respects, not so good in others. In its articles on the Bible it is indeed a valuable number, worthy of the largest circulation, and worth preserving; but these articles have crowded out valuable and interesting departments.
Our Question Corner waits till next week, with twoscore questions of interest on hand yet unanswered, and coming in at the rate of from three to five a day.
We have sacrificed our Missions department, with articles of interest from China and Burma waiting.
Our Outlook department, with its special articles, will be missed by many of our readers. But all these departments will appear next week filled to the full with information and spiritual uplift.
The Bible number is typical in this respect,—that all the numbers that follow it will be Biblical numbers. They will not be on the Bible or about the Bible, but the Bible will speak through the coming numbers its great vital, saving, upbuilding truth. Above all things else the SIGNS OF THE TIMES is a Bible paper. Our motto is ever before us: "Even as we have been approved of God to be entrusted with the Gospel, so we speak; not as pleasing men, but God, who proveth our hearts."
The SIGNS OF THE TIMES will teach the old verities, ancient and eternal as the ages; Christ taught them and lived them. It will teach the new things, God's truth for this time, revealed in His Word, for our admonition "upon whom the ends of the ages are come." Study them with us.
Our Home department will talk to all classes, and for a time especially our young men and young women. Every department will be filled. There will be something for every one who looks upon life as worth while.
The paper is $1.75 a year. With premium book "Questions and Answers," of nearly 300 pages, and more than 250 questions answered, neatly bound in cloth, $2.00. The subscription price of this six-month series is 90 cents. See page 15. Subscribe now. Price of this number, 5 cents.