The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-30

or three weeks, we will put
out new knife with a new picture
of Mr.. Watson on the handle 1t
will be the last picture that. he had
made, and is dandy. The stee! in the
knives is excellent. The knife alone
is worth a dollar. 1t is given free
with every dollar subscription to The
JefferSOnian or WatSOn's Magazine.
The April number of WatsOn's
Magazine is out this week, and is one
of the best issues we have ever pub
lished. Mr.. Watson's article on the
Roman Catholic Hierarchy is par
ticularly strong. The Story of the
South and West gets more interest
ing with each issue. If you miss a
single number of this great serial,
you will certainly be sorry for it, We
print large number of extra copies
of the magazine each month, but
they are always sold out before the
following month, and only in rare
cases are able to supply back num-
bers. Please remember this, and
don't let your subscription drop out.
Stock in The Jeffs is being sold
rapidly, and every share is sold at
par. Many people at this time of the
year have no ready cash on hand.
In that case we will accept a note
payable Nov. LIST for the stock, and
the certificate will be issued and
placed in the hands of our bank, to
be delivered to the purchaser when
the note is paid. We also have a
plan by which We sell stock on in
stallments, partial payments being
made in small amounts We have
adopted this system in order to give
everybody a chance to become part
owner of our enterprise and to share
in the profits.
Don't forget our 4th of July cele-
bratiOn. We won't promise anything
except good time, but we are zeal
culating'', as the Yankees say, on
big barbecue, brass band, fire
works, and all kinds of things.
We are always willing to help out
our agents by sending sample copies
to prospective subscribers and that
is by far the most effective plan for
an agent to follow Pick out those
of your neighbors who are interested
in politics and social matters, and let
us send them one or two copies of
our paper. Most of the recipients
will read The Jeffersonian out of
curiosity, if no better reason. And
our paper has peculiar quality-th
same that is fatal to fies-what is
put there sticks. A man may say
"pshaw" or ''rot" and say even
strong things, but he cannot get off
the printed page. His eXclamatiOns
grow milder, and at last he takes the
blamed paper just to see what it has
to say. "Curiosity killed the cat"
At this time of the year a great
many subscriptions are expiring. We
know money is tight. To many Of
our subscribers a dollar is as big as
a cart wheel just now, and we want
to say to all those who feel that they
cannot spare the money for another
year, write to us and tell us about it
frankly and we will make you an
offer by which you can get your pa
per or magazine free for the next
twelve months. 1t is a straight bust
ness proposition and you must not
feel that you are asking favor.
We have clubbing arrangements
with every magazine or paper OF i'm
portance in the United States. You
can save money by ordering your
periodicals at the same time that you
send in your subscription or renewal
to us. Tell us what you want and we
will give you the lowest figures
We are glad to see that number
of our readers are taking advantage
Of our offer to get any of Mr.. Wat