SOME GOOD LETTERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Apr 10, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 15.

SOME GOOD LETTERS.

By Editor

"I received your Signs of the Times, and they are just grand. Please send me $5.00 worth. Please send them as soon as you can, as I do not want to be idle long. I want to keep up the good work. Enclosed please find $5.00."

SALE OF PAPERS.

"In the sale of the papers here at the school, we have averaged about 16 working, and have averaged about $65.00 a week. Last week was a little exceptional, which closed up with sales amounting to $94.82. The two leading papers sold were the Signs of the Times and the Watchman. I am in hopes of developing some workers who will sell papers in Wisconsin regularly."—Milwaukee, Wis.

From the "Messengers' Bulletin," the Southern California Conference paper, we take the following two reports.

Mrs. A. M. Althaus, Signs and Life Boats, ... 181 $123.40 Elma Pennock, Signs of the Times ... 45 51.75

This is a report of work done in Los Angeles. Similar success is being met with in other large cities where Signs of the Times are being sold.