The New Cook Book by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 18, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 20.

The New Cook Book

By Editor

From Our Book Department

The New Cook Book

Ten hundred and seventy-four copies of the "Vegetarian Cook Book" have been sold during the past six weeks. This is an indication of the interest taken in reform cookery. We will gladly correspond with those who are interested in selling this book in their town and neighborhood. A liberal commission will be allowed.

Second Edition Volume VIII

Although published less than two months, the demand for "Testimonies Volume Eight" has necessitated printing the second edition. The following quotation from the President of the Northern Union Conference is a sample of many others we might reproduce. "I have read a copy of 'Testimony Volume Eight.' It certainly contains a burning message to the church of to-day." Our readers will be particularly pleased with the thin paper, limp leather edition, which retails at $1.25. A large proportion of the sales have been on this style.

The New Tract

Apples of Gold No. 81, entitled "Charged with Murder," has been merged into the new number, entitled "Does It Pay," Apples of Gold No. 82. It will not, therefore, appear again as No. 81. Apples of Gold No. 24, entitled, "Saved to the Uttermost," will also be included in this new number. A recent decision on the part of the Supreme Court makes some changes in the Bible Students' and Apples of Gold Libraries necessary. We expect to comply with these recent requirements, and will keep our readers fully acquainted with all changes made for that purpose. In the meantime we solicit subscriptions for both the Bible Students' and Apples of Gold Libraries, subscription price of which are thirty-five cents a year. These subscriptions will commence with the pamphlet entitled, "Modern Mysteries," and will also contain the pamphlet entitled, "The Seven Seals and the Seven Churches." No more subscriptions for the Apples of Gold can commence with No. 81, "Charged with Murder." They will commence with No. 82, which will include this number.

New Books for Children

The recent shipment from the East adds to our stock the following books for children:—

Wild Animals at Home

This book is full of colored illustrations, and contains interesting descriptions of the habits of animals. Price 35 cents.

Happy Days on the Farm

This also contains colored illustrations of animals, together with familiar farm scenes. Price 35 cents.

Animal Alphabet

Each letter of the alphabet is here connected with a colored picture of some domestic, or wild animal. Price 25 cents.

Fur Coats

An illustrated animal book. Price 25 cents.

The New Lesson Help

The demand for the pamphlet entitled, "The Seven Seals and the Seven Churches," has been heavy. The first edition of 5,000 copies has been sold, and a second edition has been printed, and is going rapidly. It is an excellent help to the students of the present International Sabbath-school Lessons. It contains colored diagrams illustrating the churches and the seals, and sells for ten cents a copy.

Two Spanish Tracts

The tracts entitled, "We Would See Jesus" and "Signs of Our Times" have been carefully translated into the Spanish language. Price two cents each.

Japanese Literature

The following publications may be obtained in the Japanese language at prices named:—

"Steps to Christ," 20 cents.
"Glorious Appearing," 25 cents.
"Marshaling of Nations," 10 cents.
"New Testament Sabbath," 2 cents.
"Second Coming of Christ," 3 cents.
"True God and His Sabbath," 2 1/2 cents.
"Way of Salvation," 2 cents.

The above may be secured by addressing:— Pacific Press Publishing Co. Oakland, Cal. 18 W. 5th St., Kansas City, Mo. 201 Second St., Portland, Ore. 1505 E. St., Lincoln, Neb. Review & Herald Pub. Ass'n. 222 N. Capitol St. Washington, D. C. Battle Creek, Mich.