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•paEFESMSHTS&iAPPOIIfTMEMTS Abigail, Itcv. A. H., C. of st. Paul's, Onslovv- squaTe, formerly C.M.S. Missi-onairy in the Punjab; V. «f St. Andrew's, Chelsea (the Old Park Chapel}, S.W. P., the Trustees. AXERS, Rev. F., V. of. St. Michael and- An "Jtngiela'. Lower/Sydenham; R. of Black Notley, Brain tree. P., St..John's College, Cambridge.. Bsi-CHER, Rev. S. C„ lately C. of Attenoorough ■with Bt-amc-o-ie; P.C. -of St. Faith's, North Wiiford, Nottingham. P., Lieut.-Col. P. R. Bruce. BiRfV/xsTL?;, Revt C. JI" Oof Q-ivtcahiead Pell; V, of St. Hebburn.. P., the Bishop oi Durham, for this turn. Booiwroif, Rev. K.»E., V. of Mai'ston, with Whitgreave, Stafford j V. of BlakenJbaU Heath, Walsall. P., the Vicar of.Bloxwich. BEEEETOK, R?v. E. H., O.B.E., lately S,C:F. 26th Division. Assistant-Priest; Second Chaplain- of St. Ma-ry'a Oathod^al, Etlin- burgh, with of Dairy Mission.' P., the Provost, vv.itli concurrence of the Chapter. BaiaHT, Rev. H. A. C: of Pramliugihftmwith Sax ted; R. of Upper Bapey. !P., Sir F- S. Winnington. Bart.. BROOK-JACKSON, Rev. A.. V. of Blawbnry; V. of HEnmanby. P., Ooloiwl n., L. Osbaldeåtan- 'Mitford. •' {Exchange.) •- BURY, the Eight Itev. H pishop of Northern and Central' Eu-ropa «ml V. of St. P-ster's,. Vere^street, W.; R. of St. AnTh and, St. Agr.es wifca St. John Zacfcary, E.C. P.; the Bi&op of London.. CAEFJ EK*. W„ M. W., R. of Elsdon and R. Dean of Rotfybnry; R. of Ovirfe with, Piteh- cot tAy Iest.ury, P,. Mr. H. Yates Thomp- -on (Exchange.) DAVIS, Ifev. E. C., C: of Llangeanor; Minister of St. Padam'iS Church, North London., Welsh Mission. Holloway, N. FSRGUSON', Rev. E. A.. V. of Shaltord. Guild- o, tord; R. of Milton, Steventoii. P., the Trustees. • FrfZGEEAi.D, Rev. M. II., Examining Chaplain to the Bishop; R. of Little Somerford- P., the Bishop of Bristol. Itev, A. P., M.C.V. of St. J-amea'a, Holton, Bradford; V. of 8-t.. Ju¡le\1, South Kensington, S.W. P., the Trustees of the lat-3 Mr. A. J. Allerofi. .GUF.ST, Rev. E. A., C.-in-G. of S-t, Cecilia's, Haries-den, N.W., and Chaplain -or Eft. Ma-ry- tebone Cemetery; -V. of Sydenham, Thame. P., the Peache Tra-stess. GtrsHFY, Rev. T. A., V. of St. Giles's, Nodh- ampton; V. of Bishop's Nym.pton. P. .inc Bishop of Exeter. ^Exchange.) HODGSON, Rev. E. E., lately V," or St:1infon--hy- Liargworth; R. of Carsington. P., the Crown" by lapse. t LKACHMAS, Rev. E. H. W., R. of. Aciyse, Folke&tone V. of Blewbllry. P., the Bishop of Oxford. (Exchange.) LUDLOW, Rev. W. J., R. of North and South Barrow; also P.C.- of Lovington. P., the Dean and Chapter of Wells Cathedral.* MACACMY, Rev. D., R. of Brocklcy, Bury St. -oil Edmunds; V. of Flixton, Bungay. P., Sir "R. -Sh^fto Adair, Bart. MoCI.EWAGHAN, Rev. H, St. G„ Inc. of Con wall with Aghanunshin, Letterkenny^ Arch- deacon of Raphoe. » MEJicif.-it, Rev. P. B.. T.C.F., P.C. of Seascale; V. of Huyton. P.. the Litri of Derby. 'JfePTLESHEP, Rev. W. B-, V. of Great iShelfard; B. of Brockley, Buty St. Edmunds. P., Mrs. F. A. NetiLeilup the Trustees. OGDEN, Rev. E., V. of St. Andrsv/'s, Walt'ham- stow; V. of St. Jaxae3's, Taunton. P., •Simeon's Trusteed.. 0T7BN, itav. L., Hon. C.F., formerly C. of Folkestone; AssistantLectarer at Bishops' .College, Chsishunt. PsiLPC!fT, Rev. -J. M., B.A.. C.; V. of Stocking- ford with Gailey Common. P., the Vicar of Nune.at-o-n. PURVIS, Rev. J, B., V. of Holy Trinity; Stockton-on-Tees; Surrogate in--the Diocese of Durham.. READ, Rev. W. I. D. S., V. of SandfOT-d-Oll Thames,.and Chaplain of Magdalen Collage; V. of Old Basing with UiP-NAt-ekiy' and Mapledurwell. P., Magdalen'College, Oxford. THOMAB, Rev. A. F. W., T.C.F., C. of Ht. Marry's, 'rotte<1'ham; V, of Srt. Paul's, Oardden-sciuare, N.W. P", the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's Cathedral. TRELOAR, Rev. A.. J., V. of Bishop's Nympton; „ V. of St. Giles's, Northampton. P., Simeon's T-rusteoa. (Exchange.) Viux, Rev. G. B., R. of Camhalton; R. of Low-e-r Heyford, Banbury. P., Corpus Chriati College, Oxford. WINTF.E, E-A^ C. H„ Hon C.F., R. of Oving with Pitchcott; R. of Elsdon with Otter- + burn.P., the Duko of No*thumfceriand. (Exchange.)

LICENCES TO CURACIES. Winchester. Re>l. W. M. Anpesley, to St. Andrew, Bournemouth; Rev. L. L. Butcher, to St. Barnabas, Epsom; Rev. F. S. Farebmthcir, to St. Martin, EiTKiom; Rev. H. Fryer, to North Stoneham ;.wRev. A- H. B. Reeve, to St. Cross, Winchester; Rev. G. E. Wheeler, to St. Mark, Portsmouth; Rev. F. R. Barnett, to St. Mark, Portsmouth. Canterbury, Rev. H. Allen, to 'ur n M Rev. N> Lid- derdale, to St. !■* U i <• Dj.ver; JKev. ] Southwell. tRev. B. Giov-er. to Kiinberley, Notts; Sev. A. G. A. R i ? to St. Michael" and All Angels', < n » iahfield, Notts; Rev. C. W. G. H 'j«. to Whitfield, Rev. N. D. GoliJlUint, to- Matlock, Derbyshire,' Rev. H. &. Goodrich, to' St.^ Andrew's, Derby;. Rev. W. 3. Jones, to -Hadfield, Derbyshire.

l, VACANT BENEFICES. ST. THOMAS (B.), BIUMIHGHIM.—GL, pew rants, Eocbs. Comm., £25; !MJ., £60; fees. £ %&; 0,°.. gross inc.. £ -452 net, £382 and ,he. Pop. 7,950. P.,

SUNDAY'S LONDON PRBACHEBft. ST. PAUL'S a.m.. Sov. C. J. Bere.s-lof.L; •> J P.M Rev, Canon J. G. Sinix* son; 7 V-,ev. F. A. Iramonger. WESTHXHSTEU A8BEY.-f-10.15 a,.Th.. RJ-v, CitnON. H. G. DanidlB ('abridge; 3 p.m., Rev. Canon W. H (';• .Tf-'i- 8.30 pin- Rev. Canon H. L. Goudge.

ACiUiOWLEDGMENTS. ARM-ENIAS -BEPTROBSS OR.D MAYOR'S) FFFSO.— Anonymous, £ 10.. Aa SAINTS', ISLISGTOST (Rev. E. C. t'rlt-John- son).—B. M. (Bridgwater), 2's. 6d. Drt. 'BARNAEBO'S HOMES.—Whitohurcn, 10s. 9.P.G.—The treasurer thankfully acknow- ledges J:1 9s. from Locum.

CHRISTIAN EVIDENCE. A -WORTHY WOUK. THE forty-eigiitli annual report.,of the Clirirttian Evideneo Society is to hand. During the year open-air work lta-s fur- Ither increased, and G51meetillgs have, been held. It is estimated that lialf a million c-ime under the influence-of the society's ■open-air speakers during the year under review. This does not include "the meet- ings given, by the Hyde Park branch, or the lectures by the Hey. Professor C. P. Rogers in Hyde Bark evory Sunday nIter- noon. It is a sign of the times that there is aleo a women's platforia from which. lecfcares are given. The report shows that the societies wlijch oppose Christianity are aetivo and will possibly be more active. This means that the Christian Evidence Society will have to be oven more active than before. Speaking of Rnaiice, the re- port says the position is oW of anxiety, and if we ai-e. to increase our activities and meet the rapidly increasing demands for our help which reach us from all over the country it is absolutely essential that we should find, some means of con- siderably increasing our financial re- sources." I¡t must be too, that the Chri&tian Evidence Society has been and is carrying on active work against ration^isnr at the Front. The report says rigidly v/hon it says the im- portance of this work cannot be over- estimated." l..c.o>iof;

SOUTH LONDON CRUnCH FUMD. TttE South London Church Fund and the j Soutfawark Branch of the Queen Victoria I Clergy Fund are holding their annual United Services of Intercession and Thanksgiving at Southwark Cathedral on Saturday, November 22, 1919. In the afternoon there will be, a special service at 3 p.m., at which the Grail Music from Parsifalwill be rendered by the CatliodraTchoir,"and also a Te Denm com- posed by Dr. A. B. Stevens. The preacher will be the Rev. Canon W. Temple,. D.Litt. "The doors of the Cathedral- will be opened .at 2.15, and no tickets £ f admission will be required. j, :=:-

THE Palmer Tyre, Ltd., announce that, in accordance with the necessity 'of busi- ness, their Leeds depot, hitherto aitaate at 5, Brig-gate, is being transferred to more commodious premises at York- road, North-street-corner, Leeds." Unfor- tunately, owing to labour difficulties, the necessary constr actional work at the new I. depot is not finished, and although, for the time being, the. Leeds staff are working under (iJficuHies, they wMl give prompt uttention, tö the r all iisers of' the Palmer cycle and motor- cycle tyres, and Palmer cord tyres.

I CORN.. AVERAGES. Tnr figures for 1919 show the quantities and average price of British corn per quarter for the week ending last Saturday:— WmaT. BAELKY. OATS. 8. d. Qrs. 9. 4. QW, 4. Qr« 1012 ..32 10 44,672.-31 2 1 40,403.. 19 9 17.203 HH3..30 1 52,684..27 8 203,269..1? 11 17.329 l»li .39 8 69,456;. ^9 0,157.933. M 8 "85,8*6' 1,915..52 8 90,047..47 5125.185..30 11 37,179 1918 ..69 8 85,145..50, 0117,431..35 8 ,28,725 1917 ..70 • 8 56:835..60 2119.246..42 11 16.011 l £ )18 ..72 4 78,654..«J 3 bS,726.,49 11 13,831 11919..72 8 ''i7,?89.. 97 10 146,1-31..55 3 16,171 L. -MM.I.Y

gftiiSii and BEPOUSSE COPPER TABLETS ia-c a Speciality of M AILE & SON, the ScdesiasMcaL Crafteiaen, 387, L»\i3toii-rb-d, I.on don WAS apMOEIAL. BOOKLET (H) POST If&jKE. ¡, Hello Smiler ■, —YON KNOW THE TYPE, TKE PEOPLE WHO ARE ALWAYS < t" cheery, making SUNSHINE everywhe Cheeiines's d-eperfcis on licall-h. And there are J TIMES WHEN all need" HELP—WHEN the liver needs STIMULATING, the lolood PURIFYING.. J The gentle pleasant, helper reqüired-you take I it when you need IT—IS X v." r — t 4**? R STORE? AND BOOTS', I MAKES, YOU FIT—KEEPS YOU. FIT, BNMCLTES. V SUTCLIfFE & BINGHAM, LTD., MANCHESTER. • I CLASSIFIED IBVEililElElII SCALE 8F AOVERTlSE'FILEHT CHARGES Classl- flc.L Advertisements are charged at the rate of xivree- liaHpenee per word. with A raiaimum of la. 6<1" Burgaiits and Wants One Penny per word, Duntamm ninepence. -All advertisement-S for these columns MIIS-t be received AT this office before five o'clock,VN Wednesday to appear the stHae week, addressed to the Advertisement pepartraent, Church Family JSewsvapsr, 17, Tavistoek-street, London, W.C. In all cases where replies to adver- tisements are to be- forwarded from the office an additional charge of niiiepence per insertion is made to cover POSTAGE, etc. All advertisements must. b, prenaid. SUBSCRIPTION RATE. Subscrllwrs are supplied from this Ofdee on payment in ad«pnce. AT 10s. lOd. per aaamn (52 nutobers); 1)s. 5d. the half-yeitr (25 numbers); .2g. 9d. the quarter (13 numbers.) To Subscribera ABROAD, per ANNUM (52 NUMBERS)' 138.; the half-year (28 numbers), 6s. Cd. Money and Postal Orders, AS well as Checjuas, should be cjpssed National Provincial Baiik," All letters respecting Subscriptlorss should be addressed to TJIE Publisher, C.F.N., 1.7, Tavistoek- street, London, W.C. 2. CLERXGAJL, CLSBIGAL SUNDAY HELP SUPPLIED (and week-days*, llegjstry for Temporary Help, Curacies, Titles, &c.—Address Rev. It. MACKSEU* M.A., 7, Arimdel-street, Strand, W.C. COLLEAGUE WANTED. Title offered. POPU- LATION. 2,000.-—-Apply VICAR, 8outbJyddyN Moid. CTJKATE WANTED, bilingual. Salary £15() to £210, according to qualifications.—Apply SENIOR VlOAR, Bangor, Carnarvonshire.' EXC-HANGE, Healthy West Country Parish. Population 300, Income £ 255" net. Near town, cert. 1919 permission. Wanted similar, willing small sacrifice .-Box 630, Church Family Newspaper' Office, 17, Tavissfcoecf-street, London, W.C, 2. A SSTSTA.NT CUP,ATE- (un- married), Young Priest required or title offered for Advent Ordination.—Apply K-ISCTOK, Llandudno. WANTED by a cotmtry Rector in the Midlands, a CURATE, who would help -in the parish and with pupils. Liberal terras—Apply to SOHOLASTICTS, Box 621, Church Family Newspaper Oftlce, 17. Tavistock-street, W.U. 2. LAY WORKERS, -&a. SP.C.K. "CHUSOH TRAINING COLLEGE FOJX LAY WORKERS. 38.4-392, Qom- mereial-road, Stepney, London, E. L Titerq, are vacancies, for the term commencing. January 9HI.. The course lasts one year (three terms). The fees are £5 a term. One Frf-e Studentship is offered. Candidates mast be communicants and not under 21 years of age. Full particulars and forms of application nt&y.' be obtained from ,the WARDEN at the College. The Warden will be glad to recommend Trained. Ileadere for work in parishes. VOTiNG MEN WANTED for FRFE TRAINING = as EVANGELISTS in ARMY, C. of. B. communicants, 18 to 35, single. Fluency ud high education not- necessary. Pockst-mosey AND all lojmd during training; salaried posts guaran- teed aiterwards to successful candidates; and old age provision. Foundation for ordination later on. —Write, in confidence, naming this paper, to CAKDX- EATJS' 'BXCBXXAST, Cfeureh Army, 55, Bryanstoa street, London, W.L.. BeAR. AND MEGLSEKCS, M#T £ Li ,r A SHOVEK,—Ths HYDRO. Situated IN a beauil- fitsl valley, SCO feet above SEA-I^EK PBM, exhilarating, air. Charming scenery, fit sy of access. Electric light throughout. Golf. GUESTS thoreughly well catered for. Terms modervte.—■ For full particulars address MASASKBSSS, Ash< vcr, Chssterfield. Reduced terma for winter months. F&OURNTIMOUTH WEST.—" ROSKJTBATH,' WeatcliST-road. Very coiafortable 150A K1)IW G MOUS1. BSfttttifuIly situated in own"- grotnds. Three miantsa sea, 10 golf links. Etectropbciurto MOUS1. BSfttttifuIly sit-dated in own grotnds. Three miantsa sea, 10 golf links. Etectropbciurto Church, Winter Garden, Baa Godfrey's Band. Houne warmed. Samcna for comfort, c&teriog, Electric light, biMiards, Moderate., Beok Wi t .8uttoa.Wu>?sisa»K8a, IAPANBSE GENTLEMAN is desirous of being U accepted into homo of Christian family as a PAYING GUEST. Doctor's or clergyman preferred.—-Apply Box 610, Church Family News- I paper Omi", 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. APPEALS. HKCP for MISSION CHURCH.Articles much STB ncoied fer Sale .-In December. Children's left-off-clothing and boots particularly requested.- HOBES, 19, Kingsway, Twerton-hill, Bath. POOR VICAR, arranging Jumlie Sale towards REPAIRS to vicirir roof and church, will be thankful for HELP. Gifts or subscriptions will be gratefully acknowledged.—dtox 628, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, Loudon, W.C. 2. ST. MARY, EDMONTON1.—PLEASE-' HELP THIS VERY-POOR PARISH §,000 people by sending cast-off DOTHISS; boots, or "rummage" of, any kind to the REV. T. A. SMIMR, St. Mary'S Viearage, Kdmontsa, N. THE CHURCH ARMY is in urgent and imme- diate NEED of fully "FIFTY MAGIC LAN- TERNS for use in social clubs for demobilised men, also by the Society's Very numerous representatives at Meetings, Mission Services, etc. Offers of Lan- terns, new or good secondhand, and standard method of lighting, either gratis or at very moderate prices, would be IHost gratefully riceivod by PRE. BENDARY CAEUIIE, D.D., Hon. Chief Secretary, Church Headquarters, Bryafiston-street Marble Arch, London, W. 1. I EBUTLATIONAL. CHURCH OF ENGLAND BOARDING SCHOOI FOR GIRLS, Low Wood, Casterton Kirkbj Lonsdale.—Governors: The Bishop of Car isle anc others. Headmistress Miss M. E. Browne B.A.— Applications to HEADMISTRESS. LJARN DUTTON'S 24-HOURS HORTHAND Booklet free.—DIFII'oa's Conaais, Desk 57- Skegness, MAGDALEN COLLEGE, OXFORD.—Vacan cies for Choristers, age 91 to 12. A Com petition will be held in December.—For particular: Writ.e to THE PRESIDENT, Magdalen College, Oxford HOUSES AND FLATS. HOUSE WANTED to RENT, about 7 rooms A within easy reach of London. Good tenants no children.—R-BOX 600. C:F.N., 17, Tavistock-street London W.C. 2. c TE2? ANT of modem and nicely situated 8-roomet LIOIISE, Keftt, 22 ndles London, would like t< exchai.FEE fer- rataer gmaller house or bungalov within similar distance from I.ondcn.—Apph Box 520, Church'Family Neimpaper Office, 17" •; Tavistock-street, London.-W.C. 2. MEMORIALS, &c. MEMORIAL BRASSES & BRONZE TABLETS Exclusive Designs, Finest Craifsmanship. Actual Maters' List No. 31 on REQUEST. F. OSBOKNE & Co., Ltd., 27, Eastcast le Street, Street Loridoiii W» 1, F. OSBOKNE & Co., Lid,. 27, Eastcastle Street, Oxford Street London, W. 1. 1'0 LET. r TO LET. f SION COLLEGE.—The HALL and PORCI I W ROOM, accommodating about 450 and 7( persons respectively, may be HIRED.for MIFET INGS, EXHIBITIOIVS, etc.—-For terms,. etc. apply to Mr. 0. EDGAR- THOMAS, Sion College Victoria Embaukraeat, B.C. 4, Tel.- 593 '(Sty, THE GARDEN. 'V CIlUITING TREES.' BEST VARIETIES. 6 Cor- F don Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, splendid fruit-bearing trees, 183. 0d., larger 21s. 6 Pyramid Apples, Pears, Plums, 18s. 6d. 6 Pyramid Apples, Pears, Flams, smaller trees, 158.; largo Lush Morello and Sweet' Cherries, large Pears, Plums, Apples, 3s. 6d. each; Standard Apples, Pear's, Plums, 8s. 6d. 4s. 6d. and 5s. each Half standards, 8s. 6d„ 4s. 6d. each; Strawberry Plants. 5s. 100; Raspberry Canes, 15s. 100 Red and Black Currants, 6s. and 9s. per dos.; Loganberries, Is. 6d. each; 12 Lovely Polyantha Roses, all different; 3 Lovely Rambiers, Crimson, Pink, White, 3s. Od. Thousands of other plants, send for special list. 100 Loveliest Wallflowers, 2s. Crimson, Ruby, Orange, Gold. 25 plants of e arh separately, very bushy, 2s. free. v CLARKE'S ROYAL HAMPTON.NU'RSEIUES,MIDDLESEX "CLEARANCE SALE. EULBS AND PLAKTS. Every line offered belovr is a batgain. It will be a long time before we shall offer, many of tho items at such low prices again, but we have large stocks of some Muds and wish to clcar to maka room for, others. v. STRONG PLANTS. C-d. A LOT. d. 10 Aubrietia Purpurea. 0 8 Achillea, The Pearl. 6 12 AquiSegias, .double 'mixed. 6 12 Alysstim Saxatile,, 6 s 3 A Dropmore 6 12 Brompton Stonk;s.. 6 20 Giant Dble. Daisies 6 12 Cheiranthius Alltcnii 6 J 12 Coreopsis Grandi- -flora, I 6 15 Canterbury Bells, 12"do., Cup & Saucer.. 6 10 Delphiniums, choice mixed 6 6 ^Foxgloves, mixed.. 6 50 Cabbage Plants. 6 d. 8 Gaillardia Grandi- FLORA. 6 la tft 6 12 HOLLYHOCKS 6 6 GALEGA, White or PURPLE 6 4, PINKS, MRS. SINKING 6 15 BEAUTIFUL MIXED PANI?IES 6 20 Iceland Poppies. 6 8 Pyrethrums, Choice ltyl)l,.i(ls 6 20 Sweet Williams, I' mixed. g 10 dO., scarlet; Beauty 6 10 do., Pink Beauty., g 50 Onion Plants (j I All orders for above plants 5s. and upwards carriage p.,ild,- smaller amounts please send 6d. extra. 150 fine Perennials', 4s., carriage paid. 50 Wallflowers, 25 lovely Pansies, 20 Canterbury Bells, 10 Delphiniums, 10 Gaillardias, 10 Pyrethrums, 15 Sweet Williams, 12 let land Poppies, and given gra'oi'j 25 mixed Narcissus. The whole 150 plants and 25 bulbs, carriage paid, 4s. WAI-LFLOWERS. WALLFLOWERS. Fine strong Plants. Either Vulcan, Eastern Queen, Blood Red, Cloth of Gold, or Hue Mixed I Colours. 50. Is. Hd.100 as., 200 5s., carriage paid. FINE FLO WEB,IN G BULBS. 12 Tulips, Scarlet 1/- 12 Tulips, Yellow 1/- 13 Tulips, Pink 1 8 Tulips, Cottage Map, Pink 1/- 8 do., Arftis, Scarlet 1/- 8 do. L. Immacuiu, White.. 1/- 12 Chqice Mixed Cot- tage Tulips 1/- y 12 CHOICE MIXED DAR- witi Tiilipg. 12 Choice Mixed Early Tulips. IjH 25 SPANISH IDS. J/- 30 ALLIUMS 5 12 Early 0 ixias I!- 30 BLUEBELLS LY- '36 Narcissus, Pheasant Eye I'! 25 do.. Double While, Gardenia T. 1/- 2'0 do., P'dnceps. 20 do., Omatus XI- 12 DO., EMPEROR 1/- 15 do., Double lticorn- PARABLE 1/- 10 DO., DOUBLE VON ZULU 1' IF. 25 SINGLE DAFI'S.. LENT LILIES 1/- 30 FINE MIXED NAR- CISSUS 1/- 36 Snowdrops I 20 Crocks, White, Blue or Yellow.. If- j i All orders for above Bi-ilbs 10s. and upwards I pild, smaller amounts please send 6d. to help carriage, 150 FINE FLOWERING BULBS, 4s., carriage paid. 3 Hyacinths, 12 beautiful mixed Tulips, 15 Crocus, 15 Spanish Iris, 20 Star of Bethlehem, "10 Blue Scilias, 25 Rouble White Gardenia Daffodils, 25 Sweet-scented Pheasant Eye Narcissus. All care- fully packed, named, carriage paid, 4s. Kindly. note.-—-In. AU cases please give railway station as weJl as postal address. R, 8. BANKS. 8EAMER ROAD, 8CARBORO, V. SITUATIONS T-A CANR. FIFTY MANAGERS WANTED for Church Army Social' Centres. MHfit be married men. .not over 40. Church oi Engtaad conimunicants, total abstainers.—-Apply, CiKl>n*4TSS' SECHETAEY, Church Army, 55, Bryauston-strect, London, W.l' HOUSB-PARLOURMAIQ REQUIRED. Good ° wages, and every hofue, comfort.—Apply by letter to lr;-5. B., "Pemburv," Friern-lane, Whetstone, ST. 2Q. WANTED at once, CO OK-HOUSEKEEPER and KITCHENMAID for week-end^hbuse near Haslemcre, Surrey. Housemaid, mjinservant. (married) also kept, boy for coala. Cook must have knowledge of dairy work. Suitable place for mother and daughter or two sisters. Very com- fortable rooms in separate wing, with bathroom.— Reply Box 602, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. — € F.N. REABSMf BARGAINS. Either For Sale or E][e)ul.a. > APPLES, fine eating, cooking, 25 lbs. 9s, Home Made- Apple Jam, 16 lbs. 12s. 8d. Carriagfc '.PAID.—WESTERN Fsuri SUPJ-LIES, Nether Stowejv Somerset. • BLACK: AND .GB,EY STRIPED' COSTUME, straight cut, little worn, lined through, 30s. i i' Njfery Serge Skirt, lined, 7s. 6d.; waist 25, skirt 38 iTourt Coat, medium fitting, 12s. 6d. Approval.—- Box 624, Church VamUy Newspaper 17, Tavktock-street London, W.C. 2. BLACK FOX MUFF and COLLAR for DIS- POSAL, £ 2 10s; Ermine Spt, SS. Both unworn and perfect condition.—-Mrs. BTCKNAH,, 75, St. Paul's-road, Canonbury, N. 1. CLERICAL SUITS and OVERCOATS, £ 2. Tiood, 5 ft-10 in., broad. List to. Clergy oh application. Approval for postage.—Box 629, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock- ,trect, W.C. FOII. GIRL, (10-12), Blue-and-Whitc Figured IT" -Velour DRESSING-GOWN, 15s. Two pairs All-Wool Cornblikttioits,, little worn. 8. Woman's Navy Coat, as new, £ 1, Medium Navy Serge BSoomcra. new, 15s. Black Cloth Costume,1 lined through, 35s., tall and slender. Centlema,n's >lU¡¡.ck J Morning Suit, as new, X6. Broadcloth Frock-coat J and Vest, new, £:. Approval if paid,—Box 627, Church Family Newspaper Office, .17, Tavistock- street, London, W.C. 2, ■ffOa- SALE.-OAK PR AYER DESK, 'practically new; Stone Pulpit; Choir Stalls, pitch pine Lectem. and Bible and Prayer Desk, pitch pine; Frontal for Communion Table, Utrecht velvet, in very good condition. To be sold cheap. Can be seen at Monkten Combe Chureh. near Bath,—Ajpply a to VlOAK. > FOR SALE, small ornamental BE.ASS CROSS, on stand, suit mission church, 10s,—HOBBS, lD, Kingswar" B.tlh FOR Geiii WATER STILL, Copper Lined 'Tin, good condition. Price 25s.— Apply "Box 634, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2* FOR SALE, CARRIAGE or MOTOR RUBBER 1 » RUG, reverse greenclotll, good ) condition, size 57 in. by 47 in., Price 25s.—Apply f Box 633, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17 Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. jCOR' "■ SALE.-0nc COSTUME, NavV Serge, one ditto, Heavy Pile, Grey Velvet, both 25m waist, 34 bust, 41 length, very good condition: Price L2 10s, each.—Box 631, Church Family .New;. paper Office, 1.7, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. MOUSEHOLD H.NEN, etc., for DISPOSAL. ■ Perfect. List Stamp. Remnant Huckaback Towelling, 13 yds. 13s, 6d.—H., Abori geie," Felpham, Bognor. LUXURIANT CHESTERFIELD, drop-end, *■ dark crimson pluslj, best quality, full size, new Condition-. £ 14 19s.—Box 625, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. PURPLE SATIN and NINON DRESS, 24, 37, r ■. 25s.-130X 626, Church Family Newzpapei > Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C..2. SECONDHAND CLOTHING.-Mr3.\ Eiuoi1 125, High-road, South Tottenham, has been recommended by, a reader as a reliable dealer in secondhand ctothmg. 1 'JIll I S' READERS' WANTS. '"A FORGOTTEN GREAT ENGLISHMAN." By Baker. Published by the. R.T.S.. Advertiser wishes to get a cop;4, Farfiuharson- road, West Croydon. W ANTJjiD, for Mission Church, 2-manual PIPE w* ORGAN. Good -variety of stopi.- PAYNTER, 'Fairview, Garnyrerw, BiaenavOn. WANTED," LADY'S GOLD WRISTLET- WATCH in good order. Private sale.— Box -6W>, C.F.N. Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2, WANTED, SET of PIGEON HOLES for office use. At least six.—Apply Rev. PRICK Lap ford, Devon. WANTED useful LOUNGE SUIT, any colour for man 5ft. 6in., sHm,, cannot afford new: state price.—Box 630, ChiireM- Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. MISCELLANEOUS. •* -H A B. &. CARVER (Messrs.), The Jeweller*, LISS, Hanta-R-Pay THE Highest price* FOR OLD FALSE TEETH—old gold, old silver, platinum, old watches, jewellery, &c. CASH, or offer, 'sent retnrn post. Beakers, ''>-Lloyd's Bank." Un- solicited testimonials from all parts of the world. ABDOMINAL "SUPPORT.— For any abdomma weakness, after operations, etc. Our Abdome Belted Corsets' afford perfect support. Certain relief. Write for list No. 9.—-R. FIOAMS & CO., Corset Mfrø., Newark-on-Treat. A IAlnI ci.ocks WANTED. Any kind, ANY condition. Good prices by return post.' Clocks promptly returned and postage refunded il olfer Dot sttistactory.-L,. LEWIS, 29," London-street, Southport' Lanes. Est. 1873. M RTIFICLKL TEETH (OLD) BOUGHT. DON'T BE satisfied until you h&vCour offer. We pay 20 more than other linns. Correspondence conft- dential.—Call or post, LONEOK TOOTH CO., Dept. P. g., 61, Baker-street, W. 1. CORSETS..—-Strong Jean CorMts, 7s. post free. Send for illustrated list?.—ALDRR'S COSSBI FACTCKY, Portsmouth. Jaars BOTSED whalebona I U double husks. 7S. cari AGO paid. Catalogue free,—Mrs. \ouxm, Corsetiere, Kingston-roadR Portsmouth, OLIY CLEANING.—Have you tried the Sketchley process 1 The best and quickest. IF no Office or Agency near, post to SKETCBIEY DYIiJ WBIMVS, Hinckley, or 58, Conduit-st., Regent-st., W. I., Orders returned carriage paid without delay. EXCELLENT BANK WRITING PAPER. MUCT. cheaper than pads. Size 10 bv 8. Sample ream of 480 sheets, 3s. 6d.; three reams, 3s. 2d. each; six reams, 3S. eaolv. Carriage free, in all cases,—B. EKICSON & CO., 2, Tudor-street, E.C. 4.. FIREWOOD A THING OF THE PAST where the WONDERFUL "PERMANENT" Fire- lighter is used. SAFER, CLEANER ANB'MUCH CHEAPER than chips. Scores of Unsolicited testimonials. Is. Cd. each; 3 for 4s. 3d. Carriage paid..Saves -OWN cost in few da.vs.-BRITISR VACUUM Co. {C.F.N.),. 91, Duke-street. Liverpool. i. FISH, FISH, FISH. CHOICE PARCELS, CLEANED, J CARRIAGE PAID RAIL OR POST; 4S. UPWARDS 1 large QUANTITIES REDUCED ratrH; SATISFACTION. guar. ■; aTitec.,cl.-REEF FISH CO., GRIMSBY DOCKS. | FREE SALVATION FOR ALL BY THE. SPIRIT OF REVELATION IN ZION'S WORKS. VOI.I.-XVI. (with catalogue) IN PRINCIPAL free LIBRARIES. HONEY.-r-inest pure CAMBRIDGESHIRE fruit- C ™ BLOSSOM blend, direct from tho BEE-HIVE, SPLENDID FLAVOUR, CARRIAGE paid IN ENGLAND, 42fJ.. F1 per 14 IB.CASH; SAMPLE 3D.—CI,BAB, Bee FARMER, SHEPRETH, NEAR.ROVSTON, ambs. IRISH LINEN AND. LINEN btl,,KTU.RE.- 1 8 Remnant pieces, long lengths. Assorted lots, 10s. M., 15S. 6d., and 208" carriage -paid. All useful pieces. Money refunded if not satisfactory.— WK. WIISON, 83, Agincoutr-avenue, Belfast. FLFSOMNIA—THE DELIA?.? PILLOW EASIWSG I TDM.—PFTRTIEULARS,' BOX 278, CHWEH FAMUG '3 I FRISH ROLLER TOWELS.—EXTRA STRONG AND DURABLE QUALITY, 2| YDS. BY 17 INS., 2S. 4D. EACH; | 3 FOR 6S. LID., POSTAGE 6D. SEND FOR BARGAIN LIST, FREE.—HFTTOS'S, 40 LARNE, IRELAND, FREE.—HFTTOS'S, 40 LARNE, IRELAND, |RISH LINEN DAMASK TABLECLOTHS.— BEAUTIFUL ITORAL DEBIGNS, FINE QUALIFY, SLIGHTIY\* IMPERFECT, .SIZE 2 BY 2 YDS., 13S. 6D.; POSTAGE 6<I. WRITE FOR THIS MONTH'S FREE BARGAIN LIST.—HERTOS'8, 40 LARNC, IRELAND. I JIG-SAW PUZZLES (Cheap an Good). from M' IS. to 35S. CATALOGUES post FREE.—EVAHS.' ASP SOS'FJ, 96A, STANHOPE-STREET, BUSTON-ROAD, H.W-1.. BUST A MINUTE, PLEAFSE!—I buy falqo J- U teetli. Have you any i I will pay you their utmost value, or. just tell me youj address and I will send you a neat addressed box for your con- venience for sending them to me for valaitioix, « and I will enclose in the box my Booklet, which will give you a fair idea how much your teeth are < worth. Yes, it MIL 1 also pay the highest possible prices for jewellery^ gold or silver of any iiiu,.i.,Dr condition, or write for Price List. Teeth or any goods promptly and post free returned if my offer is not satisfactory.—E. LEWIS, 23, London-street, Southport-, Lanes. Est. 1873. IF KITTED- CORSI,' TS. Support without pres- ■ » sure. Write for list.—KHTXTJU> COSSBT Co., 1 Nottlngh&m. < LADIES' COSTUMES, Gents.' -Suits and Over- con.tfi cleaned -in one week, from 7s. 6d. dyed, from 12s. 6d. Kllaki dyed for-civilian wear Overcoats from 10s. 6d., Trousers 4s.-Homn:.R's CHEMICAI CU;;ANING, JJrn., 400, York-troad: London, N, 7. Established 1856.. OLD JEWELLERY, silver,antiques, eurios, pur- chased for cash.—HTU(BX .OMVKB, Bartletta- buildings, London, E.C. 4. GJOYAL BARUM WARE—VASES,. Candlesticks,' ■ « and useful articles for Bazaars, &C. Soft blues, greens, red, old gold. Terms and illustrations sent on receipt of 3d.—B&AXXAM, Dept. E., Lifechden Pottery,. BaraStapk. SECOND-HAND PIPE ORGAN in splendid order. Has been thoroughly rebuilt and new stops added. One manual, eight stops and pedals; jlrice ESO (carriage and erection AND SONS, OrganBuilders, Leonard Stanley,,Glos. THEY WILL KEEP YTFU DRY!— Beacon Oil-, skins never fail to keep out the wet. That's why lthey are word by hundred? of outdoor men, women and children. You should wear them ii you want weather comfort. They aren't sticky like ordinary oilskins. We return your money at once if thoy don't satisfy you. The Beacon Booklet will show the style which suits you best. Men's Coats from 2 is., Children's 16s. 6d. upwards; Long. Leggings from 5s.; Sou'-Westers from 3s.; Ladies' Emart Oilskins from 28S. Cd. Send. p.e. to-day for this iree Booklet of Weather Comfort, describing money-back guarantee.—Send now— before yoliforlet-to BARBOTU'g, LTD., 68, Beacon- buildings, South Shields. (1) ■TTFYS.—-Sample Box 60 Assorted, 2s. 6d. post ■ free.—-KABSSi, Maker, 119, Villas-road, Pluia- steid, fWlLFIT CORSETS are British-made. Of ■ all drapers and ladies' outfitters. Popular prices. F-pir I unbrea-kable steels. Write for illustrated booklet.—CBABT,IB LBETHBM AND Co., -A,-rtiridel Factory, Portsmouth. WATCHES WANTED. Any kind, any con- dition. Good prices by return post. Watches F returned promptly post free if offer is not .satis- factory.—E. LEWIS, 29, London-street, Southport, Lanes- Est. 1873. WINTER COMFORT. Suitable for distri- bution among the RO jr. Half-pint Beef R Tea Cubes, Seasoned, N^Tourishing, 8s. gross; five gross 35s. Carriage Pfeld.—■0. MAXTED, 49, Ivy- road, Northampton. .i- SPINK & SON, LTD., 16, 17 & 18J FT I Piccadilly,London, W.L, require Gold Jewellery for remanufacture. They I aisopurcbaseAntiqueTrinkets,Silver, £ HL (HI, I FT* PAPEETE safely sent reg. pogfc i WY |»Y REPLIES L»y iftiun, List-, 1772. JIIi