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Selling Liberty in California

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 21, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 12.

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Selling Liberty in California

By Editor

INSIDE of four weeks we have received two telegraph orders calling for 2,150 copies of the Thomas Jefferson and Free Press number of Liberty. These are being sold in twelve of the leading cities in Northern and Southern California. This agent leads the record for one day’s sale of Liberty, having disposed of 333 copies in one day (7½ hours) as follows: 140 in Grass Valley, 150 in Nevada City (in 2½ hours), and 42 in Colfax, Cal. Had she not been obliged to travel so much that day, she would have sold more. Her total sales record for four days was 1,082 copies, and in seven days she sold 1,150 copies. Her profits were $64.92, or $9.27 a day. This Thomas Jefferson number of Liberty is the best-selling number of this magazine that has ever been issued. Why not try to sell it in your vicinity? Send 10 cents for sample copy, subscription receipt-book, and terms to agents. Address your tract society, or Liberty, Washington, D. C.