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Pacific Press Publishing Company · MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA · Jan 9, 1907

BOOKS IN STOCK

By Editor

Since the fire it has been impossible to fill many of the orders received, as the books could not be manufactured fast enough, but we are in position to ship any of the following promptly:

Our Little Folks' Bible Nature

This book contains simple lessons on nature, taking up the subjects in the order of creation. It is designed as a beginner's book in reading, and at the same time to teach beautiful lessons from nature, based on the Bible.

128 pages. Price, board, 25 cents; cloth, 50 cents.

Christ Our Saviour

A graphic account of the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Christ, interwoven with many interesting incidents in His life. The story is simply, yet beautifully told, and the lessons taught, inspiring and helpful.

The book is written in a style that will hold the interest of the children, and will so acquaint them with the life and character of the Saviour as to lead them to make Him their personal friend and to desire to be more like Him.

182 pages. Price, board, 50 cents; cloth, 75 cents; presentation edition, $1.25.

Also in German, Danish, and Swedish.

Uncle Ben's Cobblestones

Familiar talks with boys and girls about the common articles of every-day use, such as air, water, sunshine, fire, smoke, glass, coal, salt, paper, matches, etc.

Uncle Ben has a very pleasing way of telling about the origin and use of these various things. There is a ray of sunshine streaming throughout the whole book, and yet it does not touch the fickle so prevalent in books for children.

The purpose of the book, aside from the useful information given, seems to be soul culture, for we observe on every page a moral fragrance that will impress young minds in the right way.

Uncle Ben tells about more than one hundred different things in all, and intersperses with happy thoughts that bring good cheer to young and old.

221 pages. Price, 75 cents.

Education

The object of true education and how it may be realized by the youth, the parent, the teacher, the writer, the tiller of the soil, and the business man, is the great theme of this book.

The first chapter deals with the first principles of education, followed by examples of true education, as illustrated in the Israelites, schools of the prophets, and the lives of great men of Bible times. The methods of the Master Teacher, and the Bible as an educator, are particularly dwelt upon. The chapters on the Study of Physiology, Manual Training, Methods of Teaching, and Discipline, are interesting as well as helpful.

Every family will want this book, first of all for themselves, and then for their friends.

320 pages; beautifully bound in cloth. Price $1.25.

Story of Daniel the Prophet

A biography of this wonderful prophet of God. Entirely new in its conceptions and designs. The scriptures narrating the story are printed in parallel columns with the author's delineations and interpretations. This one feature of the book alone renders it very serviceable and desirable.

In connection with the story of this remarkable life, a clear and forcible exposition of the prophecies is also given. The author has endeavored, not to arouse controversy, but to suggest thoughts, both in the story and side references, that will create a religious interest and further study in the things of God.

The book contains both a scriptural and general index of subjects, has eighteen chapters, and 369 pages. Price, $1.00.

House We Live In

How many of the children ever saw a house built? If you have, you remember how the frame was put up, the roof put on, the frame sided up, and the windows put in. Then it was divided into rooms, such as the kitchen, bath-room, dining-room, music-room, and maybe a place for the telephone.

Did you ever stop to think that your body is something like a house,—that it, too, has a frame, enclosed and partitioned off into rooms or apartments, has windows, and servants, and a perfect telephone system? The author of this book, Mrs. E. W. Farnsworth, has found a great many interesting comparisons and withal the very best materials to put into the body-house to make it grow up strong and healthy, and the best locks to use to keep out the thieves and murderers that try to get in to steal and destroy.

You would like to read a book like that, wouldn't you? It contains over 200 pages, with pictures on every page. Price, $1.00.

Steps to Christ

This little work, by Mrs. E. G. White, presents in a simple and attractive manner, the steps by which the sinner may find Christ, and be made complete in Him.

While the book is an excellent guide to inquirers and young converts, it also contains a wealth of counsel and encouragement for those older in the way, who are experiencing difficulties.

The all-pervading spirituality and wholesome counsel blended throughout its pages, cause the book to meet with general acceptance. Once read, it is often re-read and studied as a guide-book in the way of salvation.

200 pages; 44 chapters. Price, paper, 25 cents; cloth, 50 cents.

PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Mountain View, Cal.

285 Salmon Street, Portland, Ore.

1109 East 12th Street, Kansas City, Mo.