p. 21 | The May “Watchman”

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 30, 1916

The May “Watchman”

If you were to learn that Elders I. H. Evans and C. B. Haynes, Dr. P. T. Magan, and Prof. F. W. Field were to visit your city, accompanied by Brother L. A. Smith and a number of leading Watchman contributors, would you pay a dime to hear all these persons lecture, each on a different subject? Would you not invite a large number of your friends to come out and hear them? Would you not widely advertise the meeting throughout your community? Without doubt you would be willing to pay many times ten cents to hear these persons lecture. But in the May Watchman you get articles from their pens for only ten cents. You can hand this number of the Watchman to your friends, and they will receive the same information for the same amount.

By taking five or more, you can secure them for five cents a copy; if you take as many as fifty or more, at four cents a copy. Sell or distribute them in your community, and your neighbors will receive articles on the greatest variety of subjects that has ever appeared in one issue of the Watchman. Articles appear in this number dealing with the European war, current happenings, the crucifixion of Christ, the Sabbath, religious liberty, the resurrection, pagan Rome, papal Rome, etc. Surely a magazine dealing with all these different subjects from writers who have given them careful and prayerful study is just the journal to place in the hands of those whom you would like to see interested in the truth. You know the Watchman has a characteristic way all its own of winning people to the truth, and you can depend upon it. Order a few copies of the May number and give it a trial. Watch for results.