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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 6, 1911

Where the June “Life and Health” Went

THE following list of our conferences shows the number of copies of the June Life and Health ordered by each:—

2,000 or More Copies

(1) Northern Illinois; (2) Massachusetts; (3) Iowa.

1,000 to 2,000 Copies

(4) North Missouri; (5) Ohio; (6) Eastern Colorado; (7) Southern New England; (8) Western New York; (9) California-Nevada; (10) Northern California; (11) Southern California; (12) New Jersey; (13) Florida; (14) West Kansas; (15) Minnesota; (16) Indiana; (17) Greater New York.

500 to 1,900 Copies

(18) Virginia; (19) Wisconsin; (20) Southern Oregon; (21) West Michigan; (22) Alberta; (23) Ontario; (24) Southern Illinois; (25) New York; (26) St. Louis.

Less Than 500 Copies

(27) West Pennsylvania; (28) Mississippi; (29) Western Oregon; (30) Southern Missouri; (31) North Dakota; (32) Georgia; (33) Montana; (34) Texas; (35) Louisiana; (36) East Michigan; (37) South Carolina; (38) District of Columbia; (39) Arkansas; (40) Manitoba; (41) Central California; (42) West Virginia; (43) Northern New England; (44) New Mexico; (45) Cumberland; (46) Nebraska; (47) Maine; (48) North Carolina; (49) Alabama; (50) Chesapeake; (51) Kentucky; (52) North Michigan; (53) Oklahoma; (54) Eastern Pennsylvania; (55) Southern Idaho; (56) Western Colorado; (57) East Kansas.

Special Sale of Old Books

HERE is an opportunity to purchase books that have been on the shelves for a long time, and consequently are shelf-worn, but for all practical purposes just as good as they ever were, and to secure them for a small amount of money.

“Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper”

A cook-book containing scores of valuable recipes; 550 pages; cloth; regular price, $2.25; special sale price, 75 cents.

“Drummond’s Addresses”

Besides a historical sketch of the author, the book contains six chapters, as follows: (1) Love, the Supreme Gift, the Greatest Thing in the world; (2) The Perfected Life; the Greatest Need of the World; (3) Dealing With Doubt; (4) Preparation for Learning; (5) The Study of ‘the Bible; (6) “First;” an Address to Boys. Cloth binding; 138 pages. Regular price, 75 cents; special sale price, 40 cents.

“Scriptural Index to the Writings of Mrs. E. G. White”

A valuable little book for locating in the writings of Mrs. White what she has written explanatory of texts of Scripture previous to the date of the book. It contains 114 pages, besides blank pages for making notes. Cloth binding, regular price, 30 cents; special price, 20 cents. Leather, regular price, 50 cents; special price, 30 cents.

“The Nonesuch Professor”

“This is a wonderful book. It contains hundreds of seed-thoughts. Christianity is here dressed in the white linen of purity.” Cloth; 367 pages. Regular price, $1; special sale price, 50 cents.

“The Glad Tidings”

A commentary on the book of Galatians, the key-note of which is “The just shall live by faith.” Cloth binding; 264 pages. Regular price, 60 cents; sale price, 35 cents.

“Golden Grains”

A set of ten little booklets containing some interesting as well as uplifting stories for children. Price of the set, 50 cents; special sale price, 25 cents.

“The Federal Government of Switzerland”

This is a very interesting book, giving a general description of the government of this little republic, which places no restriction on the religious profession of its people. It gives not only a geographical description of the country, but particularly a history of the legislative body, and an outline of the rights and privileges of the people. Cloth binding; 256 pages. Regular price, $1; special sale price, 50 cents.

“Battle Hymn of the Kingdom”

A beautiful little booklet describing in verse and picture the mighty conquests of our God as he goes marching on. The grandeur of the scenes described is an inspiration to the reader to be more closely allied to the all-powerful One. Leatherette binding, 25 cents; reduced price, 15 cents. Cloth, 30 cents; reduced price, 20 cents.

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