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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 5.

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SHAMS

WE know of no book of its size which contains more sound common sense than this latest addition to our list of gift books. Its contents—“Shams,” “How to Be Insignificant,” and “What Is a Gentleman?”—are helpful and instructive to old and young. The author manifests a keen perception, and presents the subjects in a Christian manner.
The book has a unique binding, stamped in gilt, and each page is ornamented with an art border.
Cloth . . . . . . 50 cents

Blessed Be Drudgery

THE first part of this most practical and helpful little book enlarges upon the value of the irksome duties and routine of life, showing them to be blessings in disguise. The second part, “A Cup of Cold Water,” reaches the very heart of the reader. The author manifests an unusual understanding of human nature. Impressive illustrations and touching incidents render the book both interesting and inspirational. Bound in cloth.
Price . . . . . . 50 cents.

Pen Pictures of the Face of Jesus

A STRIKING feature of this book is the collection of illustrations of Christ by such noted artists as Hofmann and Raphael. We have never seen in any other moderate-priced book such a complete assortment of reproductions of famous paintings of Christ.
The text of the book is no less helpful, showing Christ to be a companion in loneliness and a light in the darkness of this world. Bound in cloth, with three-color stamp.
Price . . . . . . 50 cents.

The Kingship of Self-Control

A FEW quotations from this excellent little book by W. G. Jordan will give a good idea of its contents:—
“When a man fails in life, he usually says, ‘I am as God made me.’ When he succeeds, he proudly proclaims himself ‘a self-made man.’” “Man in his weakness is the creature of circumstances; man in his strength is the creator of circumstances.”
After reading the book, you will wish to secure copies for your friends.
Art board . . . . 25 cents.
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Review and Herald Publishing Assn., Washington, D. C.