CO-OPERATION CORNER by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 2, 1904

CO-OPERATION CORNER.

By Editor

HOW MANY?

WHEN the Capital and Labor number of the SIGNS came out, our company met together to see how many we should send for. Some suggested 100, while others thought that would be far more than we could dispose of in this place. We finally decided on 100 copies, however, and I started out with them. I sold in nearly every house. People seemed eager to get them, some saying, "That is just the paper I want," others taking several copies. I soon sold them all, and sent for as many more. I have now sold over 150 copies in what we thought to be a hard place, and I think I can sell many more yet. I can truly say that I rejoice in the work, and feel that behind it all is the unseen power to guide and bless us in the efforts made.

The above quotation is from a letter received from Christina Conar. However, it is only one out of many experiences which are related to us by voice and pen every day. Assuredly the Capital and Labor number of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES has been a success.

There are yet a few thousand copies on hand which will be sold at the reduced rate of one and one-half cents per copy in lots of twenty-five or more.

Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.