COMPANION VOLUMES

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 9, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 44.

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COMPANION VOLUMES

“The Shadow of the Bottle”

A Book on Temperance

One of the most emphatic, impressive, and convincing books on the subject of temperance ever printed.

It will give the drunkard a view of himself as others see him, and show the “mild drinker” what is before him.

Attractive in appearance, and entertaining and instructive to every one, regardless of his position on the liquor question.

We expect to run our presses day and night to supply the demand for this book.

“The World’s Crisis”

(100,000 copies sold in two months)

This book outlines the cause of the present war, answers queries on the Eastern Question, and at the same time explains prophecies concerning modern nations, and teaches the coming of Christ and kindred truths.

Persons securing a copy for their own use, immediately order copies to give to their friends.

Those who purchase a few to sell, dispose of them easily, and afterwards order by the hundred. Nearly every mail brings a surprise in the sale of the “Crisis.”

Each book contains 128 pages, has a two-color paper cover, and is well illustrated. Price, 25 cents a copy.

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