Publishers’ Page

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 23, 1902

Publishers’ Page

Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Company.

A Five Years’ Diary in One Book

“A Line a Day”

The pages in the illustration show the arrangement of the days and the years, also the number of lines allowed each daily record in the $1 books. The $1.50 books contain one line more to each daily record.

How to Use It

Begin under the date of Jan. 1, 1903, and write down to the next date. For the next day use the space under January 2 (on opposite page), and so on through the year. The next year begins in the next lower space under January, 1904, etc.

This arrangement places a record of the same day in every month throughout the five years on each page of the diary, thereby focusing on one page five daily records for as many years. When making our record, it is always interesting and profitable to note what we did just one, two, three, or four years before, and this form brings this survey before the mind each day.

Many people do not wish to make extended records. Only important facts in a concise form are desired. This diary has ample space for such a record, yet is just the size to carry in the pocket.

Substantially bound in fine Russia, gilt edges. The price, postpaid, is $1 and $1.50. Review and Herald Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

A Fine Bible

Oxford or Nelson Bible, plain type, references in the center, best India paper, maps, bound in genuine sealskin, divinity circuit, calf lined to edges, silk sewed, round corners, red under gold edges, and only 6⅞ inches long, 4⅜ inches wide, and ⅜ inches thick. Just a good size for ladies’ Bibles, and to fit the coat pockets of the gentlemen. In every way a favorite among Bible students. The regular price of these Bibles is $5. Our price, $4, postpaid. Order of the Review and Herald Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

Revised Bible

The American Standard Edition is generally conceded to be the best edition now published. The testimony of Bible students affirms that this translation is nearer the divine thought and spirit than any other version in the English language.

These Bibles are printed in large type, and are substantially bound, at the following prices:—

No. 160. Cloth Bound, red edges, $1. No. 167. Egyptian Seal, limp, round corners, red under gold edges, $1.75. No. 173. Egyptian Seal, divinity circuit, leather lined to edges, round corners, red under gold edges, $2.75.

In Very Large Type, Especially Good For Impaired Vision

No. 260. Cloth Boards, red edges, $1.50. No. 267. Egyptian Seal, limp, round corners, red under gold edges, $2.50. No. 274. Persian Levant, divinity circuit, leather lined to edge, round corners, red under gold edges, $3.75.

Order of the Review and Herald Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

Words of Truth Series

Excellent message-bearing literature that ought to be in the homes of the people while the long evenings are generally devoted to reading. Note the titles of the tracts and their prices:—

No.	Title	No. in Package	Price
1.	The Coming of the Lord	100	.00¼
2.	How the Sabbath Came to Me	25	.03
3.	Review of W. S. Gamble on the Sabbath Question	50	.01
4.	A Challenge to Protestants	50	.00½
5.	Fundamental Principles of Seventh-day Adventists	50	.01
6.	Candid Admissions	50	.00½
7.	Personal Questions and Answers Concerning the Sabbath	25	.03½
8.	The Way, the Truth, the Life	25	.04
9.	The Reign of Righteousness	25	.02
10.	First a Willing Mind—Then All	25	.01¼
11.	The Law in Christ, or the Relation Between the Law and the Gospel	25	.02
12.	The War between Capital and Labor	25	.02
13.	Last-Day Tokens	10	.10
14.	Come, Lord Jesus	100	.00¼
15.	The Spirit of Burning	25	.02
16.	What to Do with Doubt	50	.00¾
17.	If’s and Why’s of Baptism	50	.01¼
18.	Sanctification, or Bible Conversion	25	.01
19.	A Woman-Ministry, or the Gospel in the Home	25	.05
20.	Should Not Christians Keep the Sabbath?	25	.02
22.	Is the End Near?	50	.00½
23.	The Rest Day	25	.02½
24.	Ownership and Tithing	100	.00½
26.	An Open Letter and Answer	25	.01
27.	Important Questions on Great Events	100	.00½
28.	Hypnotism: What Is It?	25	.03
29.	The Seven Last Plagues	25	.03
30.	Bible Readings on Education	25	.03
31.	Church Organization	25	.02
32.	Can We Know?	50	.00½
34.	Present Truth	25	.02

Easy Steps in the Bible Story

This is the only book we have for children that gives the story of the Bible in the order of inspiration. The stories of the Bible from creation to Sinai are given in the same order of the Bible, but told in a simple, interesting way, which impresses the children. As the child grows up, and reads the same scriptures in the Bible, the order is not disturbed, and the facts are not confused. The Biblical association of facts and subjects is of more importance than many appreciate. This is one of the features of Bell’s Series of Sabbath-school Lessons that has rendered it so successful for the past twenty years. “Easy Steps in the Bible Story” is a book on the right line, and one that lays a good foundation for a thorough, connected knowledge of the Scriptures. It is the best Bible book for children—a child’s Bible in simple form. The children themselves like it. This is its best recommendation. It ought to be in every home where there are children. Prices, 25 and 50 cts.

Order of your State Tract Society, or of the Review and Herald Publishing Co.

Sabbath-School Lessons for the First Quarter of 1903

The International Sabbath-school Quarterly, No. 31, containing the Sabbath-school lessons for the first quarter of 1903, is now ready. These lessons will be “Studies in the Psalms,” under the following general topics:—

The Greatness of Jehovah; The Great Provider; God’s Care for His Creatures; An Exhortation to Make Known the Wondrous Works of God; God’s Care for His People; God’s Power Manifested in Deliverance; God’s Purpose in Deliverance; Experiences of Israel for Our Learning; Experiences in the Wilderness; The Result of Disobedience; Deliverance from Sin; A Saviour from Sin and Distress; The Wisdom of the Righteous.

Price, 5 cents per copy, postpaid. Order of your State Tract Society, or of the Review and Herald Publishing Co.

Good Books for Children

Easy Steps in the Bible Story

A child’s Bible in simple form; illustrated; 160 pages; 25 and 50 cents.

Best Stories From the Best Book

Illustrated; 200 pages; 25, 50, and 75 cents.

Making Home Happy

A book with a mission to every home; illustrated; 200 pages; 25 and 50 cents.

Sketches of Bible Child Life

A biography of the principal children mentioned in the Bible; illustrated; 144 pages; 40 cents.

The House We Live In

Or “The Making of the Body.” A child’s practical physiology; illustrated; 218 pages; 75 cents.

Things Foretold

Prophetic topics simplified for children; illustrated; 112 pages; 50 cents.

Story of Joseph

Illustrated; 64 pages; 15, 25, and 40 cents.

Cats and Dogs

A favorite among children. Original stories about cats and dogs. Thoroughly illustrated; 128 pages; 40 cents.

All Sorts

A high caste storybook filled with interesting and instructive original sketches and stories in great variety. Thoroughly illustrated; 192 pages. Price, 50 cents.

A Nice Present

“The Master’s Greatest Monosyllables” is a faith-making little volume, and a soul winner, and is a good book to present to a friend or to sell to others for a Christmas present. It will accomplish good wherever it goes. Price, 50 cents.