Our Publishing Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 30, 1906

Our Publishing Work

By Editor

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

See last paragraph on this page for instructions where to order.

ORDERS are coming in rapidly for “Bible Readings” and “Daniel and the Revelation.” New editions of these books will be printed at once.

THE three boxes of kindergarten material used in connection with teaching the lessons in “Bible Object Lessons and Songs for Little Ones” may be secured from any of the publishing houses or tract societies. The price of the three boxes is $1.75, post-paid.

PARENTS should not lose sight of the pamphlet bearing the name of “Lessons for Children’s Meetings,” No. 4. This pamphlet contains much valuable information for all parents. It is an illustrated pamphlet of 62 pages, containing outlines of lessons, together with suggestions, blackboard drawings, and word-picture studies adapted to the needs of primary workers in children’s meetings. It is also very helpful to mothers who desire to give their little ones lessons at home. It is remarkably cheap when compared with its real value. Price, 10 cents.

“BIBLE OBJECT LESSONS AND SONGS FOR LITTLE ONES” was prepared especially for the use of kindergarten teachers. It is composed of fifty-two lessons, one for each Sabbath in the year, with suggestions accompanying each lesson; thirty-nine songs and hymns written especially for the lessons; thirty-six full-page pictures, six-by-eight half-tones, and colored plates; fifty-two pen drawings, showing how to use the illustrative material; 160 pages, filled with very practical information to all kindergarten and primary teachers. Bound in durable board, 7½ by 10 inches, $1.50; cloth, the same size, $2.

WHAT do you know about the health journal, Life and Health? Do you know it has been published since 1885, and that since it has been removed to Washington, D. C., been improved, and had its name changed from the Pacific Health Journal to Life and Health, it has more than quadrupled its circulation? Do you know how much it is appreciated by the people, and that boys and girls are selling it with excellent success? Do you know that one fourteen-year-old girl sold over two thousand copies of the July number and one thousand five hundred copies of the August number during the last two weeks of July and the first two weeks of August? Do you know that agents make two and a half cents a copy on each copy sold? Have you seen the September number (the “melon-cholera days” number), which contains articles upon the Common Disorders of Children, Strenuous School Work, Bringing Up of Children, and many other good things for the general public? We advise REVIEW readers to interest themselves in this health journal. Sample copies will be sent on request, and special agents’ rates will be furnished to those who wish to solicit for the journal.

THE new edition of “Great Controversy” is being rushed to completion by a Kansas City firm.

THE new improvement on the Waterman fountain pen renders it practical in every respect. The price of the standard pen having all the improvements is only $2.75.

THE church at Clearfield, Pa., has just ordered one thousand copies each of Life and Health, and Liberty, No. 2. They are planning to circulate ten thousand copies of each of these journals in the immediate future. What other church will follow their example?

WE have just published a catalogue of religious tracts, giving the number, title, and price of the Signs of the Times Leaflet Series, Words of Truth Series, Bible Students’ Library Series, Apples of Gold Library, and Religious Liberty Leaflets. These catalogues are put up in folder form, letter size. They will be convenient to enclose in a letter. We will send them to any person desiring them, for the cost of postage, or sixteen for a cent. Order of REVIEW AND HERALD.

THE author, Elder Uriah Smith, often stated, while living, that the results of the best part of his life could be found in the book bearing the title of “Here and Hereafter,” which forcibly and clearly portrays man in life and death. It is, in fact, a treatise on the subject of immortality. It is, indeed, a very clear exposition upon this most important subject. Every Scripture reference in regard to the question of the immortality of man is elucidated. Bound in plain cloth, $1.

THE Review and Herald Publishing Assn., of Washington, D. C., has secured a line of Bibles printed in the old country, that will come up to the standard of any other Bible published. They contain all the latest up-to-date features in Bible manufacture, and have the famous large “quart-in-a-pint” type, plain Arabic figures—the kind that the old people like—for chapter headings. They are furnished with or without concordance and thumb index. Supplied to agents at good discount. The general demand is for large type in a small Bible. This line is the nearest approach to such a book that we know of. Write for descriptive circular for these Bibles. Any one who sells five Bibles, can get one of the best bindings free.

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.