The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1909-1931, April 21, 1909, Page 29, Image 29

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We are sole manufacturers of the celebrated Double Muzzle Wire Fish Baskets. Our rale covers over 20 states. We par the freight on one d <zen or more nets. EUREKA FISH NET CO.. Sr.n;& ? E PRESBYTERIAN OF THE SOT. Books and Periodicals Life of John Calvin, Theologian, Preacher, Educator, Statesman. Presented to the Reformed Churches holding the Presbvlerial System, on the '[bur hundredth Anniversary of the Reformer's Birth, by Rev. Philip Vollmer, Ph. D., L. D., professor in the Central Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church, Dayton, Ohio, with contributions from Rev. J. O. Good, D. D., and Rev. W. H. Roberts, D. D. LL. D. 278 pp., Illustrated. 75 cents. DOstDaid- Prcaiivtorio,, mitf.ee of Publication. Richmond, Va. This is a timely contribution to the Calvin literature, which is in much demand throughout the Reformed Churches, during this year of the celebration of the four hundredth anniversary of the Reformer's birth. The scholarly author has been for many years an earnest student of the life, character and career of John Calvin, growing In the conviction that he was "the Instrument raised up by God to save and preserve to the world the precious fruit of the Protestant Reforma i.un. n iien ue nugiu nave given io the press a much larger and fuller book as the result of his extensive research and study, he has preferred to present to the church and the world this small and popular book, for a much wider reading and n much greater usefulness. For its popular uses we do not see wherein it could be improved. Definite, and we believe accurate, in its detail of biography, it is comprehensive and complete. It is concise and yet clear in style, and interesting from beginning to end. Sixteen short chapters and devoted to the life-story from birth to death, after which are chapters on the personal character of Calvin and tributes to his memory. lie then makes definite and lively discussions of Caivin as a theologian, preacher and pastor, educator, statesman, promoter of church union, Calvinism and civil liberty, morality, modern thought, Calvin's influence on Great Britain and Holland, on Switzerland and Germany; a chapter by Dr. J. O. Good, and on America, by Dr. W. H. Roberts. We most heartily commend this admirable book to our ministers and laymen. It should be read just now by a gTeat company of the people of the Reformed and Presbyterian Churches, and will do a vast good in removing misconception and false sentiments, and making * intelligent Protestant Christiana thankful to God for the blessings whlcil have so largely come to them by the faith and service of the great Reformer of Geneva. Dr. Philip Sc'naff says. "He improves upon acquaintance." Wo sincerely believe with Principal Cunningham, the successor of Dr. Chalmers, that, "Calvin is the man who, next to St. Paul, has done most good to mankind." The publication of Dr. Vollmer's book, by the publishing houses of the German Reformed Church, the Presbyterian Church, U. S. A., and the Presbyterian Church, U. S., is an example of the wise, safe and profitable co-operation of the Reformed Churches of America., without the intervention of any Federation whatever. Meditate on your mercies and you minimize .your miseries. * < JTH. 29 University Virginia Summer School For High Fchool Teachers, Principals, College Teachers, aud those preparing (or Entrance Requirements. Large (acuity. Credits given. Mountain climate. Session June 18th?July 81st. Write for announcement to Director Summer School. E. A. ALDERMAN. President. University, Virginia. FREE To Teachers and School Committeemen: Our thirty-two page educational pocket calendar and memorandum notebook. 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Three years' course leading to the degree of LL.B. For catalogue or special Information, iddress ALLEN G. HALL, LLiD., Chairman of the Faculty. I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO YOUR 8EA80N'8 8HOPPING. Whether you want STREET SUIT, EVENING or RECEPTION GOWNB, or WEDDING TROUSSEAUX, get my samples and estimates before yon decide vM whom you will place your order. With my knowledge of eorrect styles, nmablesl with taste and good judgment, and the personal interest I take in every order, I am sure I can nl*u? tnn T naramtM perfect fit and satisfaction. MRS. CHARLES ELLISON, Louisville. Ky.