BOOKS OF SPECIAL INTEREST

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 27, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 9.

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BOOKS OF SPECIAL INTEREST

To the Public Speaker: “Speaker’s Manual of Pronunciation.” It tells you how to pronounce your words correctly, thus saving embarrassment to yourself, and making your words more effective. Worth many times its price to every minister, teacher, or student. Cloth binding, only 25 cents; leather, 50 cents.
To the Sabbath-School Teacher and Scholar: “Selections From the Testimonies on Sabbath-School Work.” A real gem to every one interested in Sabbath-school work. Most helpful to teachers in becoming efficient in teaching the lesson, and through it winning souls. Cloth, 25 cents; leather, 35 cents.
To the Housewife: “A Friend in the Kitchen.” This is a practical cook-book. It does not contain a lot of fads or recipes calling for foods of special manufacture, but tells how to cook healthfully and economically foods that are wholesome and appetizing. Cloth, 50 cents; water-proof paper, 25 cents.
To the Nurse: “Hydrotherapy for Nurses.” This is a nurse’s text-book. No nurse should be without it. Cloth binding, $1.50.
To the Sick: “Practical Guide to Health.” A book which gives in simple language an understanding of the functions of the various organs of the human body; also a description of diseases and their treatments. Nearly 700 pages. Cloth, $3.00.
“Ministry of Healing.” A book to cheer the discouraged, and to bring hope and happiness to the afflicted. If you have a sick friend, present him with a copy of this book. Cloth, $1.50.
To the Unconverted: “Steps to Christ.” A book which presents in a simple and attractive manner the steps by which a sinner may be made complete in Christ. Beautiful cloth binding, 60 cents.
To the Student of Prophecy: “Daniel and the Revelation.” Here is a key to the understanding of the important prophecies of Daniel and the Revelation, showing the special fulfilment of these prophecies in these last days. Cloth binding, $3.00.
To the Canvasser: “Manual for Canvassers.” Contains valuable instruction compiled from the Testimonies and unpublished manuscript, arranged for convenient reference and daily study. Leather binding, 25 cents.
To the Teacher: “Education.” The great principles of Christian education are clearly set forth, and invaluable counsel is given for the education of the youth. Price, $1.25.
To the Schoolboy: “Boy Wanted.” A book full of sparkling and invigorating counsel that will help the boy in the attainment of manliness and true success. Price, $1.25.
To the Schoolgirl: “Happy School Days.” A book which discusses the school, the home, and entire life of the girl in her teens, written sympathetically by one of long experience. Price, $1.25.
“The Girl Wanted.” Cheerful, friendly talks to young women, telling them how they can mold their temperaments and shape their characters to sweetest and noblest influence. Price, $1.25.
To All the Children: “Easy Steps in the Bible Story.” A book brimful of the most interesting, entertaining, and helpful stories of creation and prominent Bible characters. A great help to the child to emulate the examples recorded of the lives of noble men and women of old. 600 pages. Cloth binding, $3.00.
To the Kindergartner: “Bible Object Lessons and Songs for Little Ones.” A lesson for each Sabbath in the year, with thirty-nine songs, written especially for these lessons. Fully illustrated, showing how to make the Sabbath-school interesting and instructive for the kindergarten class. Board covers, $1.50; cloth, $2.00.
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