New Apples of Gold by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 29, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 22.

New Apples of Gold.

By Editor

Three more of these little leaflets have been restored by our presses, our stock of which was burned in the fire of last year, copies of which have come to our table. They are as follows: (1) "Great Popular Evils." This little leaflet covers the ethics of the theater, the card-table and the dance, and also the question of the skating-rink. A large part of it is from a sermon by Rev. E. E. Knapp, pastor of the First Baptist Church at Fairport, N. Y. It certainly presents a very needed lesson at the present time. It ought to have a tremendous circulation among the youth of our land. Sixteen pages, price, one cent. (2) "Food, Its Mental and Moral Value," by Mina Mann, the publication of a paper read at a convention of the W. C. T. U., containing excellent instruction on the ethical value of foods. Eight pages, price, one-half cent. (3) "A Chat with My Tobacco-Using Brother," the same number of pages and the same price. It discusses the tobacco-using question from a view-point of spiritual, moral, mental, physical, and financial phases. It certainly is worth while for the tobacco-user to consider it. We are sure that after reading it he will find some reasons which he has not thought of before for giving it up. Thousands upon thousands have given it up and praise God that they have, and this tract, we hope, will help many others to do the same thing. If these tracts are ordered singly, of course postage should be added. Three cents, including postage, will get a single copy of each of the three. The better way is to send for them in larger quantities for distribution. Write to this office or to your tract society.