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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 16, 1909

The Gift Appropriate

By Editor

If we were asked to select from a large list of books which we have published, the one book most appropriate for a gift to any person, at any time and under any condition, our choice would undoubtedly fall upon “Christ’s Object Lessons.” There are a number of reasons for this. In the first place, a gift ought always to express the finest sentiments and highest ideals of the giver. What could be more appropriate for a lover of Christ’s gospel to give to any one than this beautiful book, dwelling upon the wonderful words of life spoken by the Saviour when upon earth. For a birthday remembrance, a wedding present, a farewell token, or a holiday gift, nothing better could be chosen.

“Christ’s Object Lessons” deals with the thirty-two parables spoken by the Saviour. The book is written by Mrs. E. G. White, and is one of the most beautiful works from her pen. Special care has been taken in the binding and illustrating of this volume, and it is to-day one of the most handsome specimens of the printing art. We take the same pride in filling orders for this book that you will take in giving it to a friend, knowing that it is bound to be appreciated not only as a gift, but as a helpful counselor as well. Price in cloth, embossed in red and gold with beautiful symbolic cover design, is $1.25. Orders for the holiday season ought to be sent us at once.