A LIVE WIRE

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 17, 1911

Touch a real live wire anywhere along its entire length, and there is a sharp reminder that it is charged with an active current. So with this book—open it anywhere at random, and there is that confronts the eye which leads to a continuous reading of it.

“Boy Wanted,” by Nixon Waterman, is a live-wire book for live-wire boys—boys who want to be something and to do something. Its arrangement is unique and pleasing. 134 pages, handsomely bound, and illustrated with full-page plates.

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A Book for Your Girl

If you would cultivate the finer sentiments and mold the higher ideals in the mind of your daughter, your pupil, or your girl friend, place this book in her hands.

Happy School Days

By Margaret E. Sangster

No one who is familiar with this author's writings will require assurance of the excellence of this new gem from her pen, nor question that the book, once placed in the hands of a girl, will be read thoroughly with both interest and profit.

Two hundred seventy-one pages, handsomely bound, and in a neat gift box.

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Review and Herald Publishing Association

Washington, D. C.

“World-Wide Symposium” Number of

LIBERTY NOW READY

Profusely Illustrated; Discusses 26 Subjects of Interest to Every Lover of Freedom

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