BOOKS FROM NEW YORK by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Nov 15, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 46.

BOOKS FROM NEW YORK

By Editor

The Department announces that it has just received a number of new books from New York City, among which the following deserve special attention:—

Birds that Hunt and are Hunted - - - - price, $2.00 Bird Neighbors - - - - - - 2.00 In the Tiger Jungle - - - - 1.00 On the Indian Trail - - - - 1.00 In Afric's Forest and Jungle - - - - 1.00 Minute Men on the Frontier - - - - 1.25 Miss Toosey's Mission - - - 35 What a Carpenter Did with His Bible - - - 35 Fruit of the Vine - - - - - 35 Ideal Motherhood - - - - - 35 Golden Rule in Business - - - - 35

The two books in the first group are the most beautifully illustrated bird books at a moderate price ever published. Among other attractions they contain 100 colored plates. Each volume is complete in itself, yet both are uniform in size and style. Price $3.50 if ordered together.

The next group of four books is devoted to interesting missionary experiences.

The last five are daintily bound gift volumes issued in the well-known "What Is Worth While" Series.

A REDUCTION IN PRICE

The price on the cloth volumes of the "Young People's Library" has been reduced to 50 cents each. This reduction applies to single volumes only, the price of the set remaining at $6.00. The titles included in this series are as follows:—

Fiji and Samoa Jack the Conqueror Savonarola Tonga Islands Letters from the Holy Land Among the Northern Icebergs Left with a Trust Two Cannibal Archipelagoes John of Wycliffe Native Life in India Martin Luther Life on the Kongo