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The November “Watchman”

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 16, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 42.

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The November “Watchman”

By Editor

The October Watchman met with splendid success throughout the field, and the good things in store for the readers of the November Watchman will insure a warm welcome for the same. The following is a partial list of its excellent contents: “The Impending Conflict;” “Did the Pope Change the Sabbath?” “Type and Antitype” (Sanctuary Series); “Was Peter the Rock?” “The Promises Made the Fathers.”
Many words of praise have been received concerning this good magazine, and the following illustrates how the Lord is impressing those not of our faith to help give the message:—
“GENTLEMEN: Please forward me 20 copies of the Watchman, and terms to agents. While visiting Windsor, Canada, I bought a copy of the Watchman. On arriving home I read it and became impressed with its splendid make-up and the truthful method of presenting Bible facts. I think this good magazine should be widely circulated. Let me try. “[Signed] MANAGER NEWS-STAND”
Did you ever try our club plan? Let us send you five copies or more at 60 cents a year. Begin by selling or distributing them. Soon you will have an interesting circle of readers to whom can be presented tracts and books as they may ask questions. If it is not convenient to receive the entire club at your own address, add 5 cents each per year’s subscription, and the same will be sent direct from the office to separate addresses. Rates in quantities: 5-40 copies, 5 cents each; more than 50 copies, 4 cents each. To Canada, 5 cents straight. Single copies, 10 cents each. Order through your tract society.