Missionary Literature Wanted
SIGNS and other periodicals. Mrs. A. D. Peckham, Box 95, Bolivar, New York. Clean copies of SIGNS weekly and monthly, also tracts and leaflets, to be used in railway station. E. J. Popplewill, Darlington, Missouri. SIGNS, Watchman, Liberty, Life and Health, Instructor, Little Friend, and tracts or books, for missionary work. Mrs. Stella Wise, 738 Center Street, Shelbyville, Indiana. A continuous supply of S. D. A. papers and books for missionary work. Mrs. Hugh Will, Ava, Jackson County, Illinois, R. R. No. 5. Z. S. Arey, Brenham, Texas: periodicals and tracts, English or German, for reading racks and house-to-house distribution. Elder W. H. Armstrong, 521 Overley Street, Danville, Virginia: SIGNS OF THE TIMES weekly and monthly, Watchman, and doctrinal tracts, for city distribution. A continuous supply of clean copies is desired. Mrs. L. Campa, Taft, Texas: Review, SIGNS, Watchman, etc., for distribution. J. E. Qualls, Box 200, Marshfield, Oregon: SIGNS weekly, Instructor, magazines, and tracts. Mrs. O. J. Corwin, 2101 Webster Street, Waco, Texas: late copies of SIGNS weekly and monthly and Watchman for free distribution.