p. 13 | Helpful Gift Books

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Dec 1, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 47.

Helpful Gift Books

Best Stories from the Best Book.— It opens with a series of easy nature lessons, adapted to the little folks just learning to read. Following this are short stories based on prominent Bible characters. The book is nicely illustrated, some of the pictures being colored, and will prove very pleasing and helpful to the children, impressing lessons that will never be forgotten. Presentation edition, cloth back and corners, with art paper sides, 75 cents.

Christ Our Saviour.— This book gives the story of our Saviour from the manger to the cross, telling in a pleasing way of the many interesting incidents of His life; who His parents were, where He was born, how He spent His childhood days, the precious lessons He taught, the wonderful miracles He performed, and His kindly words and deeds. It contains nearly 200 pages, is finely illustrated, and attractively bound in cloth at 75 cents or board at 50 cents.

Steps to Christ.— This beautiful little book tells how to find the Saviour, and become acquainted with Him. To many the “Father’s House” seems a long way off, the road difficult and uncertain. This little treasure-house tells how very near the Saviour is, and so reveals His great love as to remove our doubts and fears. It contains fifteen chapters, is newly illustrated, and bound in fine cloth at 60 cents, or this elegant presentation edition with gilt edges at only $1.00. Published in more than twenty languages.

Uncle Ben’s Cobblestones.— Familiar talks with boys and girls about the common articles of every-day use. Handsomely bound. Price $1.00.

New Testament Primer.— An illustrated alphabet, New Testament trees, flowers, birds, and insects, and a brief account of the life of Christ. Board 35 cents; cloth 60 cents.

The House We Live In.— A most important and instructive book for the young. It tells about the wonders of our physical house and how to care for it properly. Price $1.00.

Story of Pitcairn Island or The Mutiny of the Bounty.— By a native daughter. In simple but beautiful language the writer unfolds this story of hate and love, crime and its punishment. Price $1.00.

Making Home Happy.— The actual experiences of a certain family, and how their home grew from a place of discord to one of peace. Price 50 cents.

Making Home Peaceful.— A sequel to the above, telling the outcome of the family mentioned in the first book. Great changes have taken place. Price 75 cents.

Those Bible Readings.— There is an attractiveness in the arrangement and presentation of these readings that holds the interest of all, old and young, to the very last chapter. Price 75 cents.

Elo the Eagle and Other Stories.— Ten stories of animal life—life histories of the author’s boyhood friends. Fully illustrated and handsomely bound. Price $1.00.

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA

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Prices in Canada 10 per cent higher on account of duty.