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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Oct 25, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 43.

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The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.

Information Concerning Text-Books

For the benefit of those desiring to have the very latest information as to date of publication of the church-school readers and other books, we present the following:—

Church-School Readers

The readers known as the “Christian Educator Reading Series” were adopted by the General Conference at its educational convention held in College View, Neb., June 29 to July 10, 1906, and recommended for use in all our church and primary schools. The first edition of this series of readers has for some months been exhausted. A new edition is now in preparation. It is to be known as the “True Education Reader Series.” The series consists of the following books:—
  • Book One for grade one.
  • Book Two for grade two.
  • Book Three for grade three.
  • Book Four for grade four.
  • Book Five for grade five.
  • Book Six for grade six.
  • Book Seven for grades above six.
Books One, Two, Three, Five, and Seven will be ready for delivery about Jan. 1, 1907. On account of the misfortune that has befallen the Pacific Press, the necessity of having type made to order, and other unexpected delays, this is somewhat later than at first expected, but we trust that most of our schools will be able to tide over the short period between now and then with books already on hand.
Books Four and Six will not be ready until next fall. In the meantime most teachers will find that Book Three can be used to advantage for the present year in grades three and four, while Book Five can be used in grades five and six.
All the books are well illustrated, many of the master-pieces of art having been secured for this purpose. Every teacher knows the value of illustration in the work of education.
Special attention has been given to the correlated work in language, composition, and spelling. The lessons in these subjects, as well as the reading-matter itself, have been carefully graded. It is almost universally conceded by educators that language and spelling are greatly neglected in most schools. Experience has shown that this natural method of presenting these subjects not only saves the time of both teacher and pupil, but insures more thorough work, and consequently better results. Prices will be given later.

Bible Nature Studies

A few hundred signatures of these books were saved, and are now being bound. Price, $1, post-paid.

Church-School Manual

This book was burned. It is expected that a new edition will be prepared the first of the new year.

Essentials of Our Language

The entire stock of this book was burned, but the plates were saved. A new edition will probably be issued about the first of the year. Price, 75 cents.

Guide to Correct Language

This book has just been revised, and a new edition printed. Price, 50 cents.

Bell's Language Series

These books are kept in stock constantly. Prices as follows, including post charges:— No. 1, $.65; No. 2, $.65; No. 3, $.80; No. 4, $1.25; No. 5, $1.75.

Bible Nature Study Note-Books

The new enlarged edition of these books is now being printed, and will be ready about November 1. It is in three numbers, bound in note-book form. Number One is for fourth grade, Number Two for fifth grade, and Number Three for sixth grade. Prices will be announced soon.

Choice Tracts Topically Arranged

Immortality Question

Thoughts for the Candid — B. S. L. 47 — $.40
Is Man Immortal? — A. G. L. 86 — .80

Second Coming of Christ

Without Excuse — B. S. L. 46 — .40
We Would See Jesus — B. S. L. 173 — .80
Waymarks to the Holy City — B. S. L. 189 — .80
Signs of the End — B. S. L. 194 — .80
Coming of the Lord — A. G. L. 40 — .40
Heralds of His Coming — A. G. L. 85 — .80

The Sabbath Question

The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast — B. S. L. 130 — 1.60
Why Not Found Out Before? — B. S. L. 52 — .40
New Testament Sabbath — B. S. L. 137 — .80
Who Changed the Sabbath? — B. S. L. 187 — .80
From Sabbath to Sunday — B. S. L. 95 — .40
Elihu on the Sabbath — B. S. L. 192 — .80
Identical Seventh Day — B. S. L. 114 — .80
Day of the Sabbath — A. G. L. 50 — .80
The Seventh or One-Seventh — A. G. L. 39 — .40
Which Day Do You Keep, and Why — A. G. L. 75 — .40
Is Sunday the Sabbath? — A. G. L. 76 — .80
Sunday in a Nutshell — A. G. L. 88 — .80
Jewish — B. S. L. 69 — .40
The True Seventh-day — A. G. L. 78 — 1.20

Temperance

The Name — A. G. L. 72 — .80
Demons' Council — A. G. L. 80 — .40
It Does Not Pay — A. G. L. 82 — .80

Spiritualism

Spiritualism: Its Source and Character — B. S. L. 112 — .80
Try the Spirits — A. G. L. 48 — .40

Millennium

Temporal Millennium — B. S. L. 121 — 1.20

The Law

The Perpetuity of the Law — B. S. L. 178 — .80
Under the Law; or Under Grace — B. S. L. 163 — .80
Ceremonial and Moral Law Distinguished — B. S. L. 195 — .80
Relation of the Law and Gospel — B. S. L. 166 — 1.20

Prayer

Prayer, by A. T. Pierson — A. G. L. 52 — .80

Gospel Stories

Back to the Old Paths — A. G. L. 44 — .80
How Esther Read Her Bible — A. G. L. 7 — .40

Bible Study

Benefits of Bible Study — A. G. L. 10 — .40
Topical Bible Studies — B. S. L. 185 — 1.20

Miscellaneous

Way to Christ — B. S. L. 105 — .80
Jesus Died for You — A. G. L. 63 — .40
Great Popular Evils — A. G. L. 89 — .80

Tracts Recently Published

Without Excuse — B. S. L. 46 — .40
From Sabbath to Sunday — B. S. L. 95 — .40
We Would See Jesus — B. S. L. 173 — .80
Waymarks to the Holy City — B. S. L. 169 — .80
Signs of the End — B. S. L. 194 — .80
The Seventh or One-Seventh — A. G. L. 39 — .40
Coming of Our Lord — A. G. L. 40 — .40
Day of the Sabbath — A. G. L. 50 — .80
Back to the Old Paths — A. G. L. 44 — .80
Prayer — A. G. L. 52 — .80
Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society, or to Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C., or Battle Creek, Mich. Also Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal.; Portland, Ore.; Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Worth, Tex.