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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jan 18, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 3.

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By Editor

TEN THOUSAND INCREASE

TWO weeks ago we spoke of a proposition that had been made to add ten thousand members to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES family circle during the next ninety days, and asked those who wished to take part in such an effort to sign a little statement to that effect.
In replying many of our friends did not feel satisfied with simply signing the promise to help, but took time to tell us how much the SIGNS OF THE TIMES has helped them, and how glad they would be to see it in the homes of many more than even the ten thousand. We will quote some of their expressions.
"The paper ought to have a million circulation. There is no other religious journal as good as the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, to my mind."
"I am sure the securing of new subscribers to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES is splendid work. It is a paper that ought to be in every home."
"Our church is willing to do all it can to help circulate the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. It is a fine paper indeed, and sells well in this part of the field. You may depend on the Ridgefield church to stand by you."
"The wonderful times in which we are living certainly demand the wonderful truths contained in the SIGNS OF THE TIMES from week to week. We will do all we can to help circulate it."
"We will endeavor to secure fifty subscribers here in the next three months. Have sold four hundred of the special numbers with good results. Work enlivens so we enjoy it. Hope to see the SIGNS OF THE TIMES circulation raised to a million in another year."
Well, we will not give more now, but in a short time will give the names and addresses of those who are thus banding together.
Perhaps you have not yet joined this company. If so, would it not be well to do so now? Sign the little coupon below, tear out and send to us, and we will place you on the list of those to whom special information and suggestions will be given, or if you do not care to tear the paper, state the fact in a letter.