Publisher's S > Department
ABOUT OUR BOOKS
THE lists of dollar books which have been
appearing on the second page of the Warcu-
MAN for the past four weeks give place, this
week, to some combination book offers which
are worth your while to consider. The dollar
books will be taken up again next week with
something of interest to students. Other
dollar books will appear later.
A word to parents: Give the book offers on
page two of this issue more than a casual
perusal. Which list will best meet the needs
of your family? Will you place at least one
good book in the hands of each of your chil-
dren, and also provide yourselves with read-
ing which will be a help to you in understand-
ing how to train your little ones aright? If
you want to do this you will find some good
bargains in the offers referred to.
Or, if the reader is interested in getting
some nice books for friends, he will doubtless
be able to select a combination having suitable
books for several persons.
These offers are exceptional, and should be
grasped at once.
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A GOOD WORK
A LETTER just received from Memphis, Tenn,
states that up to January 29, 2,600 copies of
the special “ End of the World” WATCHMAN
had been actually placed in the hands of the
people of that city.
This is good. Think of the number of per-
sons thus brought in touch with the solemn
truths so well set forth in this special. Tt
is quite safe to say that on the average five
persons — four besides the purchaser — have
seen and read a portion or all of each of those
twenty-six hundred papers. So thirteen thou-
sand people have been brought under this
influence in that one city.
But the church membership at Memphis is
not greater than in many other places. And
even very small churches, doing an equal
amount per member, would be able to reach
hundreds of persons who need this warning
message.
Has all been done in your vicinity which
should be and can be done to advantage? If
not it is not too late to take up the work now.
Brother Washington Morse, of Ontario, Can-
ada, whose practical experiences in this mes-
sage from its early days are known to many,
has had six hundred copies of the special, and
writes as follows :—
“T think I can sell thousands of these pa-
pers. Never before under the proclamation
of the third angel's message have T witnessed
the special blessing of God in my soul, and
his power manifested upon the people, as in
selling these papers. It seems like the sum-
mer of 1844 when we were giving the midnight
cry.”
The workers who are giving all their time
to selling this issue of the WATCHMAN are
meeting with most excellent success. Some
are selling ten thousand copies. Whether you
can use one copy or ten thousand copies, send
THE WATCHMAN
in your order at once.
when the first lot
solicited.
You can get more
is sold. Correspondence
PricES or THE Sprcial Watchman,
When mailed to one address —
I to 4 copies.......... 5 cents each
§ to24 copies.......... 4 cents each
25 to 209 copies........ 3 cents each
300 or more copies...., 214 cents each
When mailed to lists of names —
I to 24 copies.......... 5 cents each
25 Or more copies....... 4 cents each
Send your order to your nearest Publishing
House or State Tract Society, or direct to the
Southern Publishing Association, Nashville,
Tenn.
Mg os
SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS
VERY fine quality, two and one half cents
per paper.
The Oakwood Manual Training School, hav-
ing perfected arrangements with a reliable
seedsman in the North, is in a position to sup-
ply all garden, flower, and field seeds at low
prices. Much care will be taken in the filling
of orders. Extra fine watermelon seed a
specialty. Reliable nursery stock, flowering
bulbs, and plants can also be supplied. Send
your orders to the School, and tlereby assist
the work: and at the same time receive bene-
fit yourself. Send for price list.
Address, Oakwood School, Huntsville,
Seed Department.
Ala.,
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ANDARD
that has never been culled.
The guard on the spring pre-
vents tearing the cloth, The
orly pin that fastens from either
side and can’t slip through. See
that all cards have our name on.
Send 4 cents in stamps for sample
worth double the money.
CONSOLIDATED SAFETY PIN CO.,
Box 159 BLOOMFIELD, N, J.
AT THI DOOR
A bright, sparkling art booklet containing
forty-five engravings, with historical
comment, showing in consecutive
order the fulfillment of the
prophecies in Matthew 24, Mark
13, and Luke 21. Attractive, interest-
ing, instructive. Notice SPECIAL PRICES:
15S CENT EDITION . .. 10c
25 CENT EDITION . . . I5c
ADDRESS
SOUTHERN PUBLISH'G ASSOCIATION
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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What the People Think
“I can’t see how I could do without this
paper; it brings a blessing that lasts all
through the week.”—Mattie A. Price.
“The Watchman was sent to me by a friend.
I now send for it, I like it so much.”—Mrs.
Willie E. Cook.
“The Watchman is very much appreciated
by those with whom we have corresponded in
regard to it. It is also a very good seller.”
—A. V. Williams, Sec. West Pa. Conf.
“I am much pleased with the improvements
made in the Watchman.”—Helen McKinnon,
Sec. Ala. Conf.
“The Watchman 1s filled brim full of the
message every week, It is a great help to
those who get it each week; it seems to me it
stands as one of the best papers published by
our people; it is first-class for missionary
work. I obtained the orders I sent in by
going out and canvassing where I had to wait
for trains. I know that the message will
reach each home where the paper goes.’—
Elder B. IV. Browm.
CANVASSING REPORT
Of the S. U. C. for Week Ending January
25, 1907
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Tennessee River Conference
C C Howell 3 wks.ivveieonns D&R 63 $55 75 $
Mamie MoOr€eeeeeerensoansenss BR 30 30 85 2 8g
R H Hazleton..ovveveevennne D&R 25 32 25 1 00
JT Eaton.ciceiiernnsssanses NTP 24 14 cO 1 25
Vivian Eaton..e.vaeuen. CK Hof M 10 3 oo 1 00
Cumberland Conference
Evan Haskell............ DofA CK 38 24 75 9 co
G S Vreeland ......... Dot A Misc 22 00 13 25
North Carolina
Wm H Brown .voievncnnnens Sof P 23 22 00
OR Steed viviveriineenecesss CK 24 12 00 3 oo
GLC Curley..oovvviiiieniiannns CK 6 10 00 I 00
W Henry George..ovvevennanns GC 20 25 00
Burton Church.oviienananeee, Misc 21 9 15
South Carolina
HB Gallion...cevesenncersnnes CK 133 35 50 8 50
Louisiana.
C L Collison 3 wks..BR D&R BS 125 131 6% 128 oo
G S Rogers 2 wks..oovuesnsn D&R 76 71 oo 27 50
Wm R Lilburn...... D&R CK BS 48 65 co
I TReynolds «vooveeiennvannnes BR 24 28 oo 28 350
Alabama
Oscar A Prieger..ccvvvvinne.ns CK 21 29 50 75
L W Dortch 2 wks ........ CK BS 37 168 oo 2 75
RIKeate vvveereennecenes CK BS 29 55 75 2 oo
Florida
J H Robison...iveeieiennanns Misc 7 9 55 6 55
T H Dobb.isiiviiiieiniannens Misc 6 oo
Mississippi
Ben H Richardson............ BR 15 20 50
Recapitulation.
Tennessee River Contference..... 152 $135 85 $ 6 10
Cumberland Conterence,........ 38 46 75 22 25
North Carolina .eeevesivaceneenss 94 69 oo 13 15
South Carolina .iiieieanvenenen. 33 35 50 8 50
Alabama ...iiiiiiiiiiaiiiiinnans 107 193 25 5 50
Louisina «....vvveeereens seen 273 295 65 184 co
Florida ....civiveereveciannscans 7 9 55 12 55
MisSiSSIPPl vevesnerreriecresnnnn- 15 20 50
Total venenees sessessses ses 719 $806 05 $ 252 of