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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Feb 22, 1905

TEN THOUSAND INCREASE

By Editor

Our Friends Have Not Forgotten That

TEN THOUSAND INCREASE

As evidence of the fact that our friends are in earnest over the proposed increase in the SIGNS OF THE TIMES family, we give a few quotations from their letters.

ST. JOHNS, ORE., Feb. 2, 1905 SIGNS OF THE TIMES: It is nearly fifteen years since I read the first copy of the SIGNS, and I am free to say it had much to do in leading me to a knowledge of the truth for this time, and now, since I have disposed of my ranch to enable me to devote my time to spreading the truth, I expect to work part of the time with the good old SIGNS, being assured there is no better missionary paper published. Will you kindly give me your rates on subscriptions, also prices on the paper in clubs? Of course, I have to make my work self-sustaining. Also kindly give me any information you think might be helpful in this work. Kindly change address on papers from Wilhoit, Ore., to St. Johns, Oregon. Sincerely yours, J. M. MEIKLEJOHN

SIGNS OF THE TIMES: Please send one copy of the SIGNS to Mrs. ——. Let subscription begin with first of new year. This came by simply handing an old copy of the SIGNS to a lady sitting near me on the street-car. Bless the Lord for His leading hand. Pray for us. Enclosed find 75 cents for six months' subscription. Yours in the faith, MRS. H. S. ACKERLY, Church Clerk. S. D. A. Church, Richmond, Va.

DENVER, COLO., Jan. 30, 1905 SIGNS OF THE TIMES: Dear Brethren: Enclosed please find draft for $6.50 for two SIGNS subscriptions for one year, each with the premium Bible. Please send same to the following names and addresses. . . . I am trying to do all I can for the SIGNS, because I think it deserves it. G. W. ANGLEBARGER

Brevities

Mrs. W. H. Proudfit, Librarian of the Capitol Hill Missionary Society, Denver, Colo., sends in the names and addresses of eight persons each for a year. This is in addition to several lists of names already furnished. Mary B. Craig, Decatur, Ill., sends five yearly subscriptions. E. M. Smith, San Diego, Cal., sends seven yearly subscriptions. Albert P. Daniels, Clarks, Neb., sends five yearly subscriptions. W. S. Sargent, Hurricane, W. Va., sends four yearly subscriptions. Thos. R. Cox, Lenora, Indiana, sends four yearly subscriptions. Mrs. M. S. Cramer, La Luz, N. M., sends four yearly subscriptions. T. Kloss, St. Peter, Minn., sends sixteen yearly subscriptions. PUBLISHERS

From a Blind Sister

It is now time to renew my subscription to the SIGNS, which I usually do by sending in a club of five or more, but as the weather has been so bad during the last few weeks, and as I am now blind, I have been unable to get out to secure my usual number. I have been a constant reader of the SIGNS for seven years, and could not get along without it. Enclosed you will find my subscription, and just as soon as the weather permits, will try to procure my usual club. FANNIE EMORY

RATES TO AGENTS

A commission of fifty cents each is given to those who secure four or more yearly subscriptions. This commission may be deducted when the order is sent in. Sample copies will be gladly furnished free of charge. Address orders and inquiries to SIGNS OF THE TIMES MOUNTAIN VIEW, CAL.