The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-23

interest to our readers. If you will
watch this column carefully, you may
find that it will occasionally save you
money and give you a chance to buy
many book Or household conven-
fence at very low price, perhaps for
nothing.
In the first place, we want to call
attention to our beautiful sugar shell
which we are mailing out just for the
cost OF postage and packing. For a
dime you can get this handsome heavy
plate silver spoon, six inches long,
with beautifully carved and deeply
embossed narcissus in the bottom of
the bowl.
When you get this shell we will
tell you how to get beautiful set of
six silver teaspoons for just a few
minutes work.
We are still offering our old fav-
orite, the transparent-handled knife
with the latest photograph of Mr..
Watson. This is splendid knife,
made of the finest steel and beauti-
fully finished. 1t is sent free to each
subscriber who sends us a new sub
scription for Watson's Magazine or
The Jeff.
Watson's Life and Speeches" is a
handsome book which was always
sold for $3.50. Lately we have re-
duced the price to SO cents and 10
cents for postage, and we are Offering
it as a premium for one new sub
scription to either of our publica-
t1Ons. The book contains a biograph-
ical sketch written by Mr.. Watson
himself and the best of his speeches.
-Watsons Handbook of Politics"
used to be sold for $1OO. We have
now reduced the price to SO cents and
10 cents for postage, and are Offering
1t as premium for one new sub
scription. This book is a perfect
encyclopedia of political information.
In it Mr.. Watson gives history of
national legislation, explains the nat
1onal banking system, tariff taxatio
socialism, the dangerous encroach-
ment OF the Catholic Clergy. He
points out the peculiar injustice of
the national government to the farm
ing class, and makes a clear state
ment OF those remedies which should
be applied in order that the political
body be made whole.
All of Mr.. Watson's books. The
Story Of France, Napoleon, Jefferson.
Bethany and. Waterloo can be OBJ
tanned as premiums for a small num-
Der of subscriptions. A little work
on your part will lay the foundation
for good library at little or no COST
If you want a copy of Mr. Watsons
Foreign Missions Exposed, a book
of more than $50 pages, or a copy
of his socialists and Socialism,
which is large handsomely printed
book, you can get it as premium for
one subscription.
If you will look at the list of stock
subscriptions on another page of this
paper, you will see that it is selling
fast and every share at par. 1t is
one of the best and safest investments
in the country. The publishing bust
ness is one which is never over
crowded. Frank Munsey started in
it few years ago with $4,000 in his
pocket and today his properties are
capitalized at $10,O0O,O0O. The Nc
Clure Publishing COmpany's stock
was worth 800 a share ten years
ago, and today you cannot buy it for
$1,000 a share.
When we put in our Atlanta plant,
it was one of the largest and best
equipped in the South, and we
thought it would be ample for our
needs for some time to come, but
our business has grown so fast that
the big presses cannot grind out the
papers on time, and we have just
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