Wanted for Missionary Work
Edwin A. Strome, Sedgewick, Alberta, Canada, extends, through the columns of the SIGNS, his hearty thanks to those who so kindly responded to his call for denominational literature, and desires a continuous supply with which to carry on his missionary work. Mrs. L. M. Maycock, 333 E. Cleveland Street, Stockton, California, desires a continuous supply of the following magazines, postpaid, for use in reading racks, hospitals, and jails: Signs Magazine, SIGNS weekly, Watchman, Liberty, and Life Boat. Mr. Jesse E. Warner, Box 406, Clarkston, Washington, desires a supply of SIGNS weekly, Signs monthly, Youth's Instructor, Liberty, Life and Health, and any of our denominational tracts, these to be used in free distribution. Olives, Dried Fruit, and Honey
One fourth fruit crop in California. Prices high. If wanted, please order, or let me know what you will want, so I can buy and keep for you. Olives ready to ship in December and January. Peaches, a lb., 8½c; prunes, 9c; pears, 10c; apricots, 13c; figs, 6c; white Smyrna figs, 9c; almonds, 20c; honey, 1 gal., $1.00; 5 gals., $4.00; polished black walnuts, excellent, 5c a lb. Olives, large, 1 gal., 70c; 5 gals., 65c a gal.; 25 gals., 60c a gal.; 50 gals., 50c a gal.; medium, 10c less a gal. Quart cans of olives, $2.40 a doz. Pure olive oil, $2.00 a gal. All prices subject to change. Freight f. o. b. Chico. Freight rates $1.50 per 100 lbs. east of Rocky Mountains on olives or olives and fruit, and shipped as olives. Fruit, honey, and oil, $2.20 per 100 lbs. Satisfaction guaranteed; also safe delivery to your station. A. E. Crist, Chico, California.