WANTED FOR MISSIONARY WORK
Mrs. S. J. Garlock, R. R. 13, Milton Junction, Wisconsin, desires late, clean copies of all our denominational papers. Hattie G. Emmons, 467 W. Van Buren Street, Battle Creek, Michigan, wishes denominational papers suitable for missionary work. James Harvey, 1729 Grove Street, Oakland, California, desires copies of our denominational literature for use in missionary work. Send your late copies of SIGNS OF THE TIMES and Review and Herald to W. B. Jenkins, Starke, Florida, to be used for missionary work. Mr. S. Booth, 402 N. G. Street, Monmouth, Illinois, desires a continuous supply of late, clean copies of the SIGNS for free distribution. When you have finished reading your SIGNS, Watchman, Liberty, or Life and Health, send them to Edwin A. Strome, Sedgwick, Alberta. Missionary publications are wanted by the Young People's Missionary Volunteer Society, Effie Smith, secretary, R. F. D. 1, Red Level, Alabama. Mrs. S. M. Housler, 1523 8th St., Santa Monica, California, desires a continuous supply of denominational literature, especially magazines, for use in reading racks. Clean copies of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES weekly and magazine, the Watchman, and other good periodicals, are wanted for free distribution by the Elkwood, Alabama, S. D. A. Church. Address Ernest F. Waters, Elkwood, Alabama.