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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 18, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 11.

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A PICTURE BOOK FOR PARENTS
Every point of

THE BOY PUZZLE

is uniquely illustrated with pictures that illustrate
The book is the outgrowth of personal work with and for boys, and will be found of inestimable worth to parents in solving the problems that arise in endeavoring to properly train their boys.
Are boys made for truth and right?
Read the answer as given in this book instead of shaking your head as you think of the boys’ uncertain ways.
Cloth Bound
Post-paid, 75 cents

Things Foretold

Is a children’s book on the prophecies of Daniel and the Revelation
Printed in two colors throughout, large clear type, and illustrated.
Daniel’s wonderful visions and many things about this great prophet and statesman of old are told in simple, every-day language, and made especially attractive to children from six to twelve or fourteen years of age.
Aside from the Saviour’s life, the scriptures afford no examples more worthy of imitation in matters of integrity and faithfulness to God than Daniel. So why should not parents seek to place in the hands of their children such a book as above described?
Bound in Board Covers
Post-paid, 50 cents

THE HOUSE WE LIVE IN

A mother’s talks with her three children about the human body-house
It tells, in a simple and attractive story, about the various parts of the human body, and how to care for it, and how to protect it against injury from within and from without.
The wonderful things about the human body which are unknown to the children are clearly illustrated and impressed on their minds by things that are familiar and well-known to most every child.
Its powerful arguments for temperance and right habits of life are heartily recognized by old and young who have read it.
218 pages, fully illustrated
Post-paid, 75 cents

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