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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 30, 1916

THAT HOLIDAY GIFT

What Shall It Be?

This question is being asked by thousands at this time of year. People desire to make the holiday season a joyous one by remembering their friends, and often find it perplexing to decide just what to give them, something that will be appropriate. What are you planning to give your friends?

Let Us Help You

Answer the question. Present them with a copy of the new book just coming from the Review & Herald press, entitled

“Our Father’s House”

A beautiful book, consisting of three essays written by Daniel March, D. D., entitled “God’s Glory in the Heavens,” “God All in All,” and “Heaven Our Home.” This book is not dogmatic nor argumentative, and no one can read it without having his vision enlarged and his soul thrilled with emotion at the contemplation of God’s greatness and goodness, and the glorious provisions he has made for those who love and trust him. Indeed, our “hearts burn within us” as we seem to walk with Him who saves us from destruction, provides for our needs and comforts in this life, and whom we shall soon see as he is.

The book is artistically printed and bound, and the price is only 50 cents, postpaid. Present it to your friends, and they will ever remember you in appreciation.

OTHER SIMILAR GIFT BOOKS

“SHAMS”

This book was published a year ago, and many hundreds of copies were used as Christmas gifts. It is composed of three essays by Frederick A. Atkins: “Shams,” “How to be Insignificant,” and “What is a Gentleman?” Each essay presents a splendid ideal, something that will help every person, whether young or old, to strive for higher attainments, and to come into more sympathetic, brotherly touch with his fellow men, and be really helpful in making the world better for his having lived in it.

Scores of testimonials speak of the help it has been to those who have read it. Your friends will appreciate it.

Printed in two colors; cloth binding, gilt stamp, 50 cents.

“Blessed Be Drudgery”

By Wm. C. Gannett

This book will be a real help and uplift to every one whose station in life makes it necessary for him to labor, perhaps doing the same kind of work over and over again, until the frequent doing of it causes it to seem monotonous or even like drudgery. This book presents the fact that what many call drudgery can be made a means of real culture and uplift. A splendid book, especially helpful to young people.

The second essay in the book is entitled “A Cup of Cold Water.” This gives many illustrations of little acts, like the giving of a cup of cold water, which are noticed and rewarded by the Master.

A very pretty book, printed in two colors; cloth binding, with gilt title; price, 50 cents.

“Pen Pictures of the Face of Jesus”

By Wm. P. Pearce

The real pictures and the word pictures in this book are among the most inspiring and uplifting. They illustrate the life of Christ from infancy through the various conditions of life to his crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension. No one can read this book without feeling that his desire to see Him face to face is strengthened.

The lessons of trust, humility, sorrow, and resignation, and also of love, mercy, and triumph, are strongly featured in this book.

Printed in two colors; beautiful cloth binding, embossed in two colors, with gilt title; price, 50 cents.

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