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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 11, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 10.

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“Burning Bush Songs.” Edited by Arthur Ingler. In manila illustrated cover. Published by Metropolitan Church Association, 223 North Kedzie Avenue, Chicago. It contains seventy-five hymns and songs, largely of a revival character, some of which are excellent. The price is very low, only 10 cents.
“The Columbia Book of the Use of Yarns.” Price 15 cents. William H. Horstmann Company, Philadelphia, Pa. It gives instruction in knitting and crocheting fifty different articles, with illustrated instructions concerning the various stitches. It may be obtained from the Manufacturers of Columbia Yarns, Box 1613, Philadelphia.
“The Financial Management of Churches and Sunday Schools,” by B. F. Johnson, Richmond, Va., contains some suggestions of worth in systematic giving. Price 6 cents.
“The Two Laws: Object, Function, and Duration of Each.” By E. J. Hibbard. New York, Oakland, Kansas City, Pacific Press Publishing Company. It is not too much to say that this is the best brochure, the clearest exposition of the “Two Laws,”—moral and ceremonial—ever written. The price is only 15 cents.
“Coals from the Altar.” By H. T. Davis. Twelve chapters, 180 pages, on conversion and practical Christianity. Price (paper covers) 20 cents. Office of God's Revivalist, Cincinnati, Ohio. One may not believe the immortal-soulism which creeps in occasionally, but he will be touched and instructed by its excellent spirit.
“His Glorious Appearing. An exposition of Matthew 24,” in the Chinese language. Illustrated. We dare say that it is good. But not understanding Chinese we can not give the price or where it is published. It seems to us that it would have been well to have Englished this on the title page as well as the subject.
“Is There Immortality in Sin and Suffering?” 88 pages with paper cover. Price, 5 cents; postage, 2 cents. Address Box 18, Anaheim, Cal. This is the abridgment of an old work of the same title published in New York, with additions; also extracts from authors on the same subject. Written in a candid spirit and Scriptural.
“The Neglected Side of Trade-Unionism. The Boycott.” By Walter Gordon Merritt, Danbury, Conn. Every lover of truth and justice and fair play ought to read it.