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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 23, 1908

Notice!

A LARGE number of the REVIEW readers know of the successful work that was done by our lamented brother, Evangelist William W. Simpson, up to the time of his death which occurred a few months ago. He always had a large attendance at his meetings, and there is no doubt but his peculiar methods of advertising had largely to do with bringing the crowds to hear him. While he lived, he was constantly receiving requests for outlines of his advertising methods. When he died he had quite a stock of revolving charts that he had left from one of his evangelistic efforts. These charts give quite a good idea of some of the methods he employed. Any one interested may secure one of these charts by addressing the widow, Mrs. Nellie B. Simpson, Box 7, Tropico, Cal., inclosing ten cents to pay for the same. The chart will not only be suggestive to the one receiving it, but the money received will be a help to the widow and children of our late brother.