Work With “The Watchman”

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 14, 1906

Work With “The Watchman”

During Brother G. S. Vreeland’s recent labor with The Watchman at Chattanooga and Atlanta, he sold and gave away three thousand copies.

Brother C. B. Jeffries and wife have just finished selling one thousand copies of The Watchman in Memphis. They had sold one thousand copies at Little Rock and Hot Springs before going to Memphis. They are now in St. Louis, to which place they have ordered sent two thousand copies.

Direct orders from our agents for from one to two thousand copies of The Watchman to be sold singly are not infrequent occurrences. These agents assure us that they enjoy their work very much, and that they have no trouble in “making expenses.” The remuneration is ample both in a financial way and on account of the great good accomplished. These agents are men and women of intelligence and enterprise, whose hearts God has touched with a desire to be of service in his cause.

There are scores of other persons who could do this work just as successfully, and who would at the same time be far happier than they are now if they would only put their prayers and energies into the work. Who will do it?

The Southern Publishing Association is courageously acting in harmony with the best interests of the work in the southern field by publishing The Watchman and making it a paper which is well liked by those who read it. The Watchman is a great aid to the work in the South. Who will help increase its circulation?

All orders and correspondence pertaining to this work should be addressed to Department of Circulation, Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn.