Calendars by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jan 13, 1909

Calendars.

By Editor

WE ACKNOWLEDGE with thanks a beautiful little hand-painted and lettered calendar from Mr. Pedro Lemos of the firm of Lemos Brothers, Artists, Designers, and Engravers, of Oakland. The little panel picture is a suggestive and helpful illustration of "He leadeth me beside the still waters." This little gem is without price.

"Missionary Calendar for 1909," compiled by A. W. Roffe, published by the Christian Worker Publishing House, 274 Bathurst St., Toronto, Can. It consists of thirteen sheets, the first forming a neat cover. Each day has some appropriate scripture or missionary item of importance, with a cut of some mission field. It is a calendar of inspiration. Price not given. Last year it was twenty-five cents. Address the publisher.

A memorial calendar, by E. Komtzky, Station E, Baltimore, Md. Printed in colors, with great, inspiring thoughts on every page. The author of these calendars anonymously distributed them freely for years to those who were interested in "seed sowing." Altho at the head of a large manufacturing business, he found time to do this work for the Master.

Last year he fell asleep in Jesus. In memory of him and to carry on his work, his wife and family continue for the present to publish the calendar. May it be a blessing wherever it goes.

"Self-denial Calendar and Box" for the benefit of educational and Gospel work among the colored people of the South. A good place to put the pennies and nickels and dimes which otherwise might be spent foolishly. It is sent out by the Southern Missionary Society, Madison, Tenn.

And there are others, and others, for all of which thanks.