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THE TEMPERANCE NUMBER

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 25, 1914

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 41, No. 33.

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THE TEMPERANCE NUMBER

By Editor

OF THE

Signs of the Times

In 16 pages of appropriately illustrated matter, tells these facts, and others equally interesting, in a way to hold the attention of all, and convince fair-minded readers of the folly of the liquor traffic.
Dr. Wadsworth, general superintendent of the California Dry Federation, says that when he received the Temperance Campaign Number of the Signs, he found it so absorbingly interesting that he sat right down and read it clear through, and he declares it one of the best things on the subject that he had ever seen. One society in the Northwest has ordered 55,000 copies of this paper.
Eighteen presidents, twenty governors, and several judges, doctors, labor leaders, gospel workers, soldiers, and even some liquor men, are quoted.
Thousands of noble men and women the country over are working with might and main to stamp out Demon Rum. Is there not need of just such self-sacrificing work in your neighborhood? If so, why not enroll to-day in this army of workers?
These papers may be ordered from any of our depositories (see list on page 15) or from the publishers of this journal. Prices: single copy, 5c; five to thirty copies, 3c each; forty or more, 2½c each. On orders of 5,000 or more a special rate of 2c will be given.