There has always been a glamour of romance about the story of the mutiny of the British Ship Bounty, and the settling of the survivors at Pitcairn Island. Much has been written on the subject—some being true and some greatly exaggerated; but the “Story of Pitcairn Island” as written by
ROSALIND A. YOUNG
A Native Daughter, and direct descendent of the mutineers
is a history, the truthfulness of which can be vouched for; but it is more than a history, it is a . . . . . .
Most Interesting and Thrilling Story
The Book is written in a charmingly simple style and is an unvarnished account of the mutiny, the settling of the survivors at Pitcairn, and their history up to 1894.
Special inducements to those who will canvass for it. Address any State Tract Society or our house nearest you
Pacific Press Publishing Company
14 to 18 West Fifth St., Kansas City, Mo. OAKLAND, CAL. 39 Bond Street, New York
A Trip to the Yo Semite Valley
At this time of the year would, undoubtedly, be enjoyed by every one who reads these words, but not every one can afford such a trip. The next best thing would be a series of photo-reproductions of this world-renowned valley. These we now offer in the beautiful book, “IN THE HEART OF THE SIERRAS.” In this book are presented a large number of photo-reproductions of the wonderful valley and its marvelous surroundings.
A BRIEF DESCRIPTION
COLONEL J. M. HUTCHINGS
Large octavo volume of 496 pages, exclusive of photo-type illustrations, printed on heavy calendered paper; has the official topographical map of the valley. The book not only contains these features, but the glowing “word pictures” of Colonel Hutchings, a resident of the valley for nearly a quarter of a century, a talented gentleman thoroughly imbued with a sense of his sublime surroundings, faithfully describes them all. In the opening chapter of the book he says: “Yo Semite, to the poet, is the grandest of lyrics; to the artist, nature’s ever-captivating picture gallery; to the preacher, the most suggestively eloquent of sermons; and to the worshiper, the sublimest of temples.” “In the Heart of the Sierras” has already passed through four editions, and the original price was $3.75.
A $3.75 BOOK FOR $1.75
We now offer the book, in full cloth, embossed in jet and gold, same style as originally sold for $3.75, at $1.75, post-paid. Think of it! Such a book at such a price! Beautifully printed, profusely illustrated, handsomely bound.
We will also furnish the book, while our stock holds out, in full cloth, gilt edges, original price $4.25, for $2.00, post-paid.
These offers are good until July 31 only. Order at once, sending cash by post-office order or bank draft. No discount from these prices to anyone.
