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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 22, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 46.

A Need Supplied

By Editor

It was a little more than two years ago that the publishers of the Signs of the Times, acting upon insistent demands for a religious magazine that would prove more salable than the weekly journal, began publishing the Signs of the Times Monthly. Its magazine form, variety of subjects treated, well-illustrated pages, and beautiful covers in colors, caused it to meet with instant favor.

An agent residing in Portland, Oregon, has sold over 38,000 copies during these past two years. She has earned a net weekly wage of about $25. Others are regularly selling from 50 to 1,000 and even more each month.

These faithful workers have a purpose in doing this work which is higher than the mere earning of money. They are endeavoring to win souls to God and His truth. This is the secret of their staying with the Signs Monthly, even if they sell but a few copies a month.

Here is what one of our agents has to say about the Signs Monthly:

"Enclosed please find $16.00 for which send me 400 of the October Signs Monthly. I have sold half of my last order of 400 already. They sell well. I will be sorry when my strength fails so I can't sell the Signs. I love the work, and am so glad I can earn my living in service for the Master."

Other agents are wanted who can devote even a small portion of their time to this work. Write to-day direct to us or to your tract society for further information.

SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Mountain View, Cal.