Is There an Agent in Your Town for the Signs of the Times Monthly?

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jan 25, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 4.

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Is There an Agent in Your Town for the Signs of the Times Monthly?

If not, we want one. Won't you be that one? Several can keep busy in the larger cities and towns. Hundreds of Christian people who believe the things taught in this magazine, are spending part or all of their time in this work, and they are doing well. But we want others, for "the harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few." Agents are making as much as $5 a day. You may not do so well; but to make, say, $2 a day, you have to sell but 33 copies. Why not try?
Reduced facsimile of February cover
Reduced facsimile of February cover
We get lots of letters like these:
"The dear Lord has been very good to me. Last month I was able to get in only 17 days' work, but in that time He enabled me to dispose of all my papers (1,000), so I have no old ones on hand."
"I have been selling papers to-day. I started out this morning with faith in God that I would sell some papers, and I did. This has been the happiest day that I ever had in all my life. My heart was uplifted to God in prayer."

The February Number Is Now Ready

WASHINGTON-LINCOLN MEMORIAL NUMBER

Some of Its Features:
Splendid historical sketches of Washington and Lincoln, generously illustrated.
Current Topics; Note and Comment; The Disappointment (a Story of the Days of 1844); What of the Night? (Significance of Recent Calamities); Why Keep Sunday?
Fifty copies cost $2.00; you sell them for $5.00 More than 50 copies at same rate—4 cents a copy
Address Your Tract Society, or Signs of the Times, Mountain View, California