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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 46.

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“HYMNS AND TUNES”

This book is the largest and best selection of hymns ever issued by the denomination. It contains 1,413 hymns — something for every occasion. The selections on the second advent were written in the spirit, and are soul-inspiring. No church can afford to lose the inspiration of these songs.
The topical index enables one to find quickly the songs on various topics. The book has also a complete alphabetical index. 640 pages.
Full cloth .................... $ .75
Half leather .................. 1.50
Full Russia ................... 2.00
Flexible morocco, round corners, gilt edges .......... 3.25

“THE COLPORTEUR’S INSTITUTE”

A series of practical lessons on the colporteur work. Especially designed for colporteurs and those who are planning to enter the work. The book contains sixteen lessons covering the various experiences of a colporteur, and teaching him the things he should know in order to be successful.
Paper covers .................$ .15
Flexible leather ............. .50

“PEN PICTURES OF THE FACE OF JESUS”

The following letter from Elder Z. G. Baharian expresses very beautifully the value of this little book. Writing from Sivas, Asia Minor, under date of May 9, he says:—
“Dear Brethren: I was glad and thankful for ‘The Face of Jesus’ you had forwarded to me. It so happened that I read it at a time when my heart was full of sadness, and it comforted me. The meditation of that face brings joy to the heart, and when we see it face to face, surely we shall be changed like to it. May this book be a blessing in the world to many sorrowing hearts.
“Yours in the blessed hope, “Z. G. Baharian.”
“Pen Pictures of the Face of Jesus” would bring joy and comfort to many sorrowing hearts. A most beautiful gift book. Cloth binding, 50 cents.

“THE PRINTING PRESS AND THE GOSPEL”

This book gives a brief but very interesting history of how the faithful servants of God have carried the gospel to the world through the printed page for more than four centuries, and gives special emphasis to the crowning work of literature in the dissemination of the third angel’s message. The following is the list of contents:—
The Beginning of Modern Printing.
Literature and the Reformation.
Literature and Modern Missions.
Colportage an Evangelizing Agency.
Colportage and the Aggressive Principle.
Colportage and Personal Service.
The Resources Which Do Not Fail.
224 pages, flexible leather binding, 60 cents.

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