Wanted for Missionary Work
By Editor
Miss Mabel R. West, Box 1110, Kiowa, Colorado, desires a continuous supply of our publications for missionary use. Mrs. Mary Weil, Burbank, California, desires a continuous supply of tracts, magazines, and papers for missionary work. Mrs. D. A. Sharp, Graham, California, desires a continuous supply of tracts, magazines, and papers for missionary purposes. Mr. S. L. Stafford, route 3, Statesville, North Carolina, desires a continuous supply of denominational literature for free distribution. Nathanael Krum, Kensett, Arkansas, desires a continuous supply of denominational literature for distribution among the colored people. Mrs. Le Roy B. Dye, 1208 W. Eighth Street, Wilmington, Delaware, desires a continuous supply of denominational literature for missionary work. Mrs. A. D. Peckham, route 2, Bolivar, New York, desires a continuous supply of late, clean copies of tracts and periodicals,—SIGNS weekly and magazine and Watchman. Mr. Amos Johns, 917 Cleveland Avenue, St. Marys, Ohio, desires a continuous supply of SIGNS OF THE TIMES weekly, Signs Magazine, and Watchman for free distribution. Mrs. H. T. Moor wishes to express, through the columns of the SIGNS, her appreciation of literature sent to her while she was at Formosa, Florida, and desires a more generous supply sent to her at 2930 Eye Street, Sacramento, California, to be used in house-to-house work. WANTED — A S. D. A. man to milk and care for cows; one who likes the business. Must be a man who has perfect control of his temper, a good milker, and quick to work. Fair wages, steady position. Also a handy man to do light work and chores about the sanitarium. Both single men. Address Garden City Sanitarium, San Jose, California. For your girls under thirteen years of age, a good Christian home. Mother's complete care, board, room, and laundry. S. D. A. church school privileges and music lessons. For particulars, address Mrs. C. M. Wyant, Forest Grove, Oregon. Best of references furnished.