WHAT DO THESE THINGS MEAN?

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 8, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 44.

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WHAT DO THESE THINGS MEAN?

This question is frequently asked by Christians, and non-believers, too, when they soberly consider the fact that all wealth is becoming concentrated in the hands of a few; when they note the rapidly increasing number of divorces; when they see other social questions becoming more complex; when they witness the destruction wrought by storms, floods, earthquakes, etc.; and when they see unmistakable evidences that Protestantism is on the decline and that Catholicism is gaining in strength and favor in America. These things mean much. They are way-marks pointing to the second coming of our Lord.

THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES MONTHLY

for November is Now Ready

This magazine is a watchman on the walls of Zion that keeps its readers informed on these very things. In addition it usually teaches healthful living and temperance, and also tells about those other things which make for the spiritual uplift of men and women.
This magazine of 48 illustrated pages and colored cover costs but $1.00 a year. The November and December, 1910, numbers are furnished free with all yearly subscriptions sent us before January 1, 1911, provided mention is made of this offer.
About 25,000 copies a month are sold by agents.
Other agents are wanted—those who wish to help their fellow men and earn a living at the same time. The cost of the magazine to such ones is but 5c. per copy for 5 to 40 copies, and 4c. per copy for 50 and upwards. They are sold at 10c. per copy, thus clearing a good margin of profit for the agent. It is an easy matter to sell from 10 to 50 or even more copies a day. If interested let us hear from you at once. Orders should come to us through your tract society.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Mountain View, California