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f PREFERMENTS & APPOINTMENTS" ALLES, Rev. Barten W., C.F., V. of Ettington, Stratford-on-Avon. P., Captain Shirley. BAKBES, Rev. P. C., V.-Designate of All Saints'. Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfields; R. of Pembridge, Herefordshire. P., Mr. A. Whitehead. BENNETT, Rev. J. N. V. of St. Mark's; Dept- ford, S.E.; V. of Rainham, Essex. P., Mr. H. G. Crosse. BENSON, Rev. H. W., C. of Mortlake; V. of St. Michael and All Angels', Lower Sydenham. P., the Crown. BENYON, Rev. E. A., R. of Holland; R. of St. Ewe. P., Mr. A. S. G. Carlyon, for this turn. BULSTRODE, Rev. E. G., C. of Temple Balsall; V. of St. Stephen's, Birmingham. P., the Bishop of Birmingham, for this turn. CRATHORNE, Rev. J. T., C.; V. of Bushbury- with-Essington, Wolverhampton. P., the Trustees. CREMER, Rev. F. D., V. of Sutton-with-Sea- ford; R. of Shermanbury. P., Mr. H. W. Coleman. CROCKETT, Rev. A. W.. V. of Bitterne, South- ampton; R. of Southfleet, Gravesend. Pa., Mr.^ Bennett and Sir W. Joynson- CROSS, Rev. E., C. of St. John the Baptist's, Holland-road, W.; V.-Choral of Salisbury Cathedral. DAVIES, Rev. D. Edwardes, V. of Brymbo; V. of Mold. P., Bishop of St: Asaph.. DENNY, Rev; H. L. L., it. of Horsted Keynes; V. of St. Mark's, Clerkenwell, E C, P., Corporation of the City of London. (Ex- change.) EARDLEY, Rev. F. S., V. of St. Mark's, Clerken- well, E. C. R. of Horsted Keynes. P., Mr. E. Speed. (Exchange.) EDWARDS, Rev. N. W. A., M.C., formerly C. of St. Nicholas. Plumstead; V. of St. John's, Walworth. P., Bishop of Southwark. EVANS, Rev. F. R., late T.C.F.; C. of East- bourne; R. of Bepton, Midhurst. P., Lord Cowdray. EVANS, Rev. H., R. of Cerrig-y-Druidion; V., of Brymbo. P., Vicar of Wrexham.- GARNIER, Rev. T. V., T.C.F., formerly V. of Bushey Heath; V. of Tring, P., Mr. J. G. Williams. GOUGH, Rev. E. P., V. of Spalding; V. of Chiswick. P., Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's Cathedral. GROVES, Rev. 8 M.C., formerly C. of St. Mary Abbots, Kensington; Domestic Chap- lain to the Bishop of of Southwark.. HADEN, Rev. C. 0., Hon. Q.F., formerly C. of St. Lawrence's, Darlaston; V. of St. Martin's, Bradley, Bikton. P., Trustees. HEARN, Rev. H.. V. of Gressinghaxa, Lan- caster; V. of Hatfield Broad Oak. Harlow. P., Trinity College Cambridge. HOARE, Rev. G. E. G., R. of Godstone; Rural Dean of Godstone., KING, Rev. J. R., formerly C. of Carbrook, Sheffield; V. of Hoyland-Swaine. P.. Mr. J. M. Spencer-Stanhope. i LOCK, Rev. W:, Warden of Keble College, Hon. Canon of Christ Church, and "Ireland Pro-' fessor of Exegesis; Margaret Professor of Divinity in the University of Oxford. LOMBARD, Rev. B-S./T.C.F., formerly Chap- lain at Petrograd; R. of Cound, Shrews- bury. P*. Mr. A. C. McCorauodale.. MAY, Rev. F. H. M., V. of St. Matthew's, Cambridge; V. of St. Cufcbbert's, Chitta Hill, Wood Green, N. P., Trustees. (Ex- change.) MOITEY-KYRLE, Rev. R. T. A., R. of Ross, Here- fordshire, and Rural Dean; Prebendary of Moreton and Whaddon, Hereford Cathedral. MURRAY, Rev. R. H., Minor Canon of St. Patrick's Cathedral; Examining Chaplain to the Archbishop of Dublin. PAYNE, Rev. A., lately S C*F V. of Christ Church, Watford. P.,1jru&tees.. PLATT, Rev. E. W., V. of St. Cuthbert's, Chitts Hill, Wood Green, N.; V. of St. Matthew's, Cambridge. P., V. of St. Andrew the Less. (Exchange.) POOLE, Rev. J. T., T.CY R.N.; H.Q. Messenger of the C.E.M.S. for the Dioceses of Birming- ham, Lichfield and Southwell, ROSEVEARE, Rev. R. P., Hon. Canon of South- wark Cathedral and V. of Lewisham, S.E.; Rural Dean oi Lewisham. Ross. Rev. A. E., Inc, of Ballymena with Ballyclug, and Prebendary of Connor Cathe- dral; Inc. of Holywood, Co. Down. SHIRLEY, Rev.. H. J., formerly C: of, Holy Trinity, East Finchley, N.; P.C. of St. James's, Goff's Oak. P., Vicar of Cheshunt. SHSTTBBS, Rev.. H., C. of Christ 'Church, Spitalfields; V. of St. John the Evangelist, St. George's-in-the-East.. P., Bishop of London. STONEHOUSE, Rev. C., V. of St. Faith's, Maid- stone; R. of St. Stephen's, Hackington, Canterbury. P., Archbishop of Canterbury. SWINNERTON, Rev. C. E., R. of Jeaselton; Briiisih North Borneo; V. of Mustcn, Filey. P., Mr. R. 0.. Mitford. TWISLETON-WYKEHAM-FTEITNES, ■ Rev. the Hon. 1. H. J.. R. of Yaverland, I.O.W.; V. of Holy Trinity, Ryde. P.. Vicax of Ryde. WALMSLEY, Rev. E. Gr., C. of Stoke-upon-Trent; V. "of Granborough, Winslosv, Bucks. P., Sir H. C. W. Verney,- Bart. • WALTERS, Rev. A., lorsierly G. of St. James's, Ashted, Birmingham; V.. of St. Augustine's, Victoria Park, E. W ATEltFIELD, Veri. R., Archdeacon of Chelten- ham; Dean of Hereford Cathedral. YOUNG, Rev. E. J.. V. of St. Paul's, Dublin; Examining Chaplain to the Archbishop of Dublin.

VACANT BENEFICES. BITTERNE (V.), SOUTHAMPTON. T.R.C., 9-210; av., £ 113; fees and pew rents, £ 129; Q.A.B., £ 35; Easter offerings, £ 23; o.s., C45. Gross inc., £ 346; net, £ 321 and ho. Pop., 3,500. P., Bishop of Winchester. BRAMLEY (Y), BASINGSTOKE. T.R.C., imp.. £ 516; gross inc. from T.R.C., £ 150; av £ 100 and ho. Pop., 417^ P., Queen's College, Oxford. BRONINGTON (V.). WHITCHURCH, SALOP. T.R.C., £ 76; av., £ 62; int., £ 49; Eccles. Comm., £ 50; fee-s., n. Gross inc., £ 221; net, £ 202 and ho. Pop., 624: P., Trustees. SPALDING (V.). Gross inc., £ 891; net, T521 and ho. Pop., 6,554. P., Trustees. TYNEMOUTH PRIORY (VGross inc., £ 400 and ho. Pop., 4,026. P., Duke of North- umberland. „ „ YAVERLAND(R), I.O.W. Gross inc., net, X- 166 and ho. Pop., 135. P., Sir G. Hamond-Graerhe.

SUNDAY'S LONDON PREACHERS. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—10.30 a.m.. Rev. Prebendary Hobson; 3.15 p.m., Rev, Canon W. C. E. Newbolt; 7 p.m.. Rev. Prebendary Mason.. TT WESTMINSTER ABBEY.—10.15 a.m., h.ev. H. Costley-White; 3 prn" Rev Canon H. L. C. de Condole; 6.30 p.m.. Risht Rev. J. E. C. Welldon.

SAVE THE CHILDREN. HOLY INNOCENTS' DAY. IN accordance with the appeal of the Archbishop of Ca/ntorbury which ap- peacedin the C.P.N. last we&k, the secretary of Save the Children Fund," 7,' St. Jiames's-terrace, Regent's Parle, will be glad to correspond with any cletrgyman who may be desirous of assist- ing in the manner suggested by. the Archbishop by giving a collection on the 23th inst. Leaflets descriptive of the situation in Central Etrrope and Asiia Minor will be forwarded for distribution. At home we have been preserved from some of the worst evils of the wair, but in the war iareas of Europe there aire at the present time hundreds of hungry women and children, amongst whom the mortality during the winter will be exceptionally heavy unless help can be rendered imui-ediatedy. One iof the fund's correspondents who has returned from visiting these districts speaks of ia centre where 800 babies were in need of milk, and it oould mot be procured. At another place 00 per cent, of the children suffered from .rickets. The extent of tuberculosis cannot yet be estimated. v-' .¡¡;:

SOUTHWARK READERS. AT the half-yearly Conference of the Southwark Diocesan Order of Lay Readers last Saturday two interesting and helpful papers on the Archbishops' Report" on "ChristiaMty and Industrial Problems" wore tread by Mir. C. E. A. Bedwell and, G. Hearne. The following were admitted by the Bishop of Soutliwarkat a special service in the cathedral: -— Parochial Readers. Gillson, William, All Saints', Tooting Graveney; Bartle, Ch. Hy: Drummond, St. J ames's, Bermondsey; Josling, ArrthuJf Claude/ Christ Church, New Maiden; Cox, Edwin Henry, St. Matthew, Denmwrk Hill. Re-admitted Perechial Readers. Duke, Charles, Sb. Margaret's, Loo; P'almeir, Ralph Arthur Frank, St. Leioruard's, Streatha-m. Diocesan Readers. Selby, J. W., Wimbledon; Smith, John, Charlwood; Weir, Hugh Heywood, M.A., M.B., S.P.G.; Soott, George James, C.E.T.S.

THE Vicar of St. Thomas's Church, Scar- borough, the Rev. C. F. Tyrell, has dedi- cated at his church a war memorial tablet presented by Mr. and Mrs. H. Wright, Aberdeen Walk, Scarborough, as a thank- offering, in memory of sixty-two sailors and soldiers of the parish who laid down their lives in the Great War. A PRESENTATION has been made to the Rev. F. M.. Green, vicar for thirteen years of St. Mark's, Tollington-park, who has exchanged livings with the rector of Abenhall, in the diocese of Gloucester.

THE ALLIANCE OF HONOUR "ALL-ROUND-ENGLAND CAMPAIGN. GREAT LONDON ASSEMBLAGE FOR MEN ONLY in the ROYAL ALBERT HALL. Wednesday, December 10th, 1919 fat 7.30 p.m. SPEAKERS The LORD BISHOP OF LICHFIELD, D.D., The Rt. Rev. BISHOP TAYLOR SMITH, C.V.O., D.D. (ChaplaiJ General to the Forces), SIR ALFRED PEARCE GOULD, K.C.V.O., M.S., F.R.C.S., SIR FREDERICK GREEN, K.B.E., Rev. S. W. HUGHES, Rav. Dr. J. SCOTT LIDGETT, M.A., L.C.C., EDWARD SMALL- WOOD, Esq., J.P., COMMISSIONER HUGH WHATMORE, S.A. Doors Open 6.15 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. STRICTLY BY TICKET ONLY. G.20-7 p.m. RECITAL ON THE GRAND ORGAN BY Mr. J. A. ME ALE, F.R.C.O. 7-7.30 p.m., and during the Meeting, selection by THE ALLIANCE OF HONOUR MALE GHOI R. Conductor Mr. d. HULLAH BROWN, Mus. Sat., etc. Numbered and Reserved Seats at 6eL, Is. and 2s. 6d. Address applications and enquiries to The Alliance of Honour. Meetings Dept., 112, City Road, E.C. 1 #

OUR SEAMEN, A GRAND WORK. THE record of the work silently achieved by our seamen during the war constitutes a volume than which there is no more precious in all our national story. And this first. Christmastide of real peace presents a favourable opportunity for some token of our gratitude to the men And how best to evidence this feeling? By r contributing the wherewithal for their further well-being when in .port at home and abroad. We are helping the seamen of all our marine services to withstand the insidious allurements which are so often. a feature of docksides, to maintain their health and strength of mind and body, to carry out their work the better. And of all agencies existing for this work, the Missions to Seamen has in its sixty-four years' existence achieved a premier posi- tion. The willing handmaid of our Naval arm during the war, in all those places where the exigencies of the time necessi- tated Naval bases, officially credited with\ a war-time testimony of having done the bulk of the welfare work among the mer- cantile marine in our own ports, the society faces the reconstruction period in nearly 130 ports—home, colonial, and foreign, and appeals for more generous support still to enable it to cater for its clientele. There is Southampton, with its fine in- stitute, with a debt of some thousands yet to cover; and here gratitude oould well help, for the transports lost only six men out of the 7,000,000 troops carried. Dun- kerque, that coming port of Northern France, where the projected and necessary I institute in place of the present inade- quate premises offers fine scope for a tan- gible tribute to the men of the Dover Patrol. And then there is the general work, the catering for the spiritual, material, and social welfare of the seamen of to-day, a work which is absolutely necessary, but which demands financial support to carry it on. No better mode of expressing grati- J tude can surely be. found than by helping such a society as The Missions to Seamen.

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Special attention to Invalids or Convalescents. Moderate terms.- KENKINGTON," 5, Grand Parade. EDUCATIONAL. 1 ^d. per word; minimum Is. Qd. CHURCH OF ENGLAND*BOAKDING SCHOOL FCR GIRLS, Low Wood, Casterton, Kirkby I Lonsdale.—Governors The Bishop of Car'isle and others. Headmistress: Miss M. E. Browne B.A. Applications to HEADMISTRESS. GODALMING GRAMMAR SCH OOL.-Excel)- G tionaUy low fees for BOARDERS. Personal, attention.—Prospectus, HEADMASTER. LEAIIN DUTTON'S 24-HOUR SHORTHAND, Booklet free.—DUTTON'6 COLLEGE, Desk 57. Skegness. APPEALS 1 Id. per word; minimum Is. 6d. GIFTS FOR THE BLIND at Christmas, or trifles for a Sale to provide them, would be. most gratefully received and acknowledged by Miss DAUBENEY, Roxburgh-house, Gloucester. ST. MARY, EDMONTON.—PLBASE HELP THIS VERY POOR PARISH of 8,000 people by sending cast-off clothing, boots, or rummage of any kind to the Rev. T. A- SiiAM, St. Mary's Vicaxage. Edmonton, N. 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FIFTY MANAGERS WANTED for Church Army Social Centres. Must be married mens not over 37. Church of England communicants, total abstainers.—Apply, CANDIDATES' SECRETARY Church Army, 55, Bryaftston-street, London, W.1 GENERAL.-Good wages, good outings.—Apply by letter, MOFFAT, The Summit," Fitzroy Park, Highgate Village, N. 6. GENERAL MAID, thoroughly clean, reliable. G Quiet, comfortable home. One in family.— 1, Frampton Park-road, Hackney, E. 9. M AN AND WIFE (no children). Comfortable "H and well-warmed furnished rooms. If pre- ferred can bring own furniture. Man as gardener or chauffeur, wife as cook; liberal salaries and ample freedom.—Apply Mrs. M. E. T., 26, Upper Mall (facing the Thames), Hammersmith, W. ESPECTABLE middle-aged WOMAN, of some R refinement, wanted in country, as indoor help, and companion to old lady two in family no servant.—Reply with full particulars to Box 661, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock- street, London, W.C. 2. WANTED.-BETWEEN-MAID for country house age 15 to 17; comfortable home; good wages,— Apply Mrs. BUCKMASIHR, Fulmer Grange, Stoke Poges, Bucks. WANTED.^MOTHER'S HELP OR NURSERY GOVERNESS. A very comfortable home, liberal salary and ample freedom. Principal duty to look after a healthy boy of four years of age.- Apply Mrs. M. E. T., 26, Upper Mall (facing the Thames), Hammersmith, W. WANTED, immediately, COOK-GENERAL ww and a young HOUSEMAID. Family two.—Apply WESLEY, 6, Rudall-crescent, Wil- loughby-road, Hampstead, N.W .3., after seven any evening. WANTED, WOMEN wishing to devote them- selves to Mission Work in London parishes age 23-35. Free training given. Also fully-trained nurses for district work (Ranyard. Nurses).—For information as to salaries, &c., apply THE SECRE- TARIES, Ranyard House, 25, Russell-square, W.C. SITUATIONS WANTED. Hd: per word; minimum Is. 6d. J* S GENERAL or KITCHENMAID (18). Cook? wash, wait. Cook-General (26), two years' character, E30. House-Parlourmaid, £27. House- maid, £25. Also others.-YoUNGASH'S AGENCY, 68, Miriet-avenue, Willesden, London. (Stamped envelope.) WANTED, RE-ENGAGEMENT as SECRE- TARY-COMPANION. French and Ger- man. Good typist, adaptable, several years! experience, highest references.—Box 665, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, W.C. 2. THE GARDEN. lid. per word; minimum Is. 6d. PLANT NOW, ROSES.-Beautiful garden, ■ Rambler, and climbing Roses, 2s. each; 6 Hardy Flowering Shrubs,, 10s. 25 Oval-leafed Privet, 3s.; 25 Raspberry Canes, 5s..50 Straw- berry Plants, R. Sovereign, 4s. Nice Christmas Trees from 2s. 6d. each. Carriage paid for Cash. Orders under 3s. please add extra for carriage prompt dispatch.-JAMES WALTERS, Mount Rad- f or a Nurseries, Exeter. lestablished over 50 years.) FINE FLOWERINg BULBS. FINAL CLEARANCE OFFER. a. 6 Gladioli. America Pink 1 6 do.; Niagara Yellow 1 6 do., Baron Hulot, Blue 1 8 do., Brenchlyenais, Scarlet 1 14 Tulips, Scarlet 1 14 Tulips, Yellow 1: 8. 14 Tulips, Mixed 1 36 Narcissus, Pheasant Eye 1 12 do., Henry Irvmg.,1 36 Mixed Narcissus. 1 6 Iris Reticulata 1 20 Lily of the Valley.. 1 25 Spanish Iris. 1 30. AIlunis 1 All orders for above 5s. and up carriage paid, smaller amounts 6d. extra. 1*25 FINS FLOWERING BULBS. 125 FINS FLOWERING BULBS. 3s. 6d., carriage paid. 12 lOvely Tulips, 15 Spanish Iris, 5 Gladioli, 20 Star of Bethlehem, 10 Blue Scillas, 10 Ixias, 8 Narcissus Sulphin Phronix, 30 Mixed Narcissus. All carefully packed, named, carriage paid, 3s. 6d. SHALLOTS. Red or Yellow, hard and sound. 7 lb. 3s. 6d., 141b. 6s., 281b. 11s., 56 lb., 20s. Carriage paid. WALLFLOWERS. WALLFLOWERS. Fine strong plants. Blood Red, Yellow or Mixed colours. 50 Is, 9d., 100 2s. 9d., 200 5s. Carriage paid. BUSH ROSES, our selection, in good variety, named, Is. 3d. each, 14s. dozen. Carriage paid. In all cases please give nearest railway station as well as postal address. 11 R. S. BANKS, BEAM Eft ROAD, SCARBORO. C F.N. READERS BARGAINS. Bithar For hleer Exchange* Hd. per word; minimum Is. 6d. BLOUSE (silk), SEAL CONEY COAT good, medium, rather short; sell or useful exchange also Rummage.—Box 663, C.F.N., Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. CROCHET SHETLAND SHAWLS (white), about 2 yds. square, 9s. 6d. Proceeds Missions to Seamen.—Miss DAWE, 3, Royal-terrace, .Weymouth. COR SALE, DINNER SUIT, excellent condition, nearly new, for youth. Price £ 5.—Apply Box 667, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. FOR SALE;—INTERESTING POSTCARD from late W. E. Gladtone. Stamped addressed envelope for particulars.-i-Box 664, Ckureh Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, W.C. 2. FOR SALE;—MAGIC LANTERN. Suitable for hall, £ 5.—97, Wolfing bon-road, West Norwood. Norwood. HOUSEHOLD LINEN, etc., for DISPOSAL New. Perfect. List Stamp., Remnant Huckaback Towelling, 13 yds. 13s. 6d.—H., Aber- gele," Felpham, Bognor. BRISH FRIEZE OVERCOAT; length, 521 sleeve (inside), 19i chest, 9; collar slightly soiled, otbgrwiso perfect; 47s. 6d.-38, King-street, Chester.. NAVY COSTUME, £1 Is. Black Shoes, size • • 4 £ 10s. ,6d,-Box 659, Church Family News- paper Office, 17, Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. IkJEW PURPLE WRAP COAT, lined throughout. :Skirt to match. Medium size. £ 5'. Coat alone, F,4 4s.-Vicarage, Thorpe, Wainfleet, Lines. RAINCOAT, Clerical and Dinner Coat. Cheap. —51, Beech Croft-road, Oxford. SALE Oil EXCHANGE.—Blouses, etc., Seal Coney Coat (medium, rather short) Pierrot- and Old Engjish Ladjr (fancy), medium*—<Box 663, Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock- street, London, W.Ci 2. SECONDHAND CLOTMNC,-Mm, ELLIOTT. 125, High-road, South Tottenham, has been recommended by a reader as a reliable dealer in secondhand clothing. WANTED to SELL.—Lady's beautiful white nannel DRESSING-GOWN; blue em- broidered collar 20s.; carriage paid.—Box 666, .LF.N. Office. 17. Tavistock-street, London, W.C. 2. READERS* WANTS. lc per word; minimum 9d. WANTED.-BOOKSifor village readers, chitt or gift; write tirst.-COLLINS, c/o Mrs. Smith, 23, Frederick-road, Edgbaston. WANTED.-Dark DRESS, SKIRTS and BLOUSES, waist 30, length 40.-Box 662. Church Family Newspaper Office, 17, Tavistock- street, W.C. 2. ANTED, STAMPS, collection, also loose. Approval.—"COLLECTOR," 47, Wendell-road Shepherd's Bush. LITERARY. lid. per word; minimum Is. 6d. AUTHORS should forward Storie3, Poems, ;• W% Novels, Essays, Music, Songs (separate publication oserial placing).—Mr. ARTHUR STOCK- WELL, Publisher, 29, Ludgate-hill, London, E.C. MEMORIALS, &a. lid. per word; minimum Is. 6d. X0 those wishing to commemorate some deal ■ friend, Parker's CHURCH BIERS make a handsome, useful memorial. Ask Your Vicar, then send to PARKER'S for list photos, Prospect- place, Hastings. MEMORIAL BRASSES & BRONZE TABLETS Exclusive Designs, Finest Craftsmanship. Actual Makers. List No. 31 on request. F. OSBORNE & Co Ltd., 27. Eastoastla Street. Oxford Street, London, W. 1. MISCELLANEOUS. lid. per word; minimum Is. 6d. A B. C. CARVER (Messrs.), Tha Jewellers LISS, Hants—Pay THE Highest prices fot OLD FALSE TEETH—old gold, old silver, platinum, old watches, jewellery, &e. CASH, or offer, sent return post. Bankers, "Lloyd's Bank." Un- solicited testimonials from all parts of the world. ANTI-RHEUMATIC KNITTBi? CORSSTS.—, A Highest Testimonials. List free.—KSITIBB CORSET Co., Nottingham. A PPLES.—Box and carriage free. Best long keeping dessert and cooking apples, bji passenger train, lZlbs. 5s., 241bs. 9s.—RECTOR, Martin Hussingtree, Worcester. APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS.—Worlaton Pippina and Bess-Pool. Keep till March. 24 lb., 103. Good- Cookers, 32 lb. 10s. 8d., 64 lb. 21s. Wall Pears for Xmas dessert, delicious, good keepers 12 lb. 6s. 6d., 24 lb. 12s. Carriage free (England).— RECTOR, Sharnford, Hinckley. A RECORD.—GRAMOPHONE RECORD EX. CHANGE, will exchange Records, not less than six, 5d. each. Return postage free.-G, Rood- lane, E.C., particulars, stamp. BDOMINAL SUPPORT.—For any abdomiaa, weakness, after operations, etc.. Our Abdomfl Belted Corsets afford perfect support. Certain relief. Write for list No. 9.—R. SCALES & Co., Corset Mfrs., Newark-on-Trent. ARTIFICIAL TEETH (OLD) BOUGHT". DON'T A be satisfied until you have our offer. We pay 20% more than other firms. Correspondence confi- clential.-Call or post, THE LONDON TOOTH M-. Dept. P. S., 61, Baker-street, W. 1. ARTIFICIAL TEETH (OLD) BOU,GH-T.-Mossrs. A PAGET pay more than any other firm. On vulcanite up to 7s. each tooth, silver 12s., gold 15s.. platinum Y.2, according to material. Call or post parcels. Immediate cash or offers. Mention Church Family Newspapff .-Messrs, PAGET, 219, Oxford- street, London. Estd. 150 years. CORSETS.—Strong Jean Corsets, 7s. post free. Send for illustrated list.—ALDER'S FACTORY, Portsmouth. ORSETS.-Strong Jean boned whalebone double busks, 7s. can age paid. Catalogue free.-—Mrs. VOLLtR. Corsetiere, Kingston-road, Portsmouth. EXCELLENT BANK WRITING PAPER. Much cheaper than pads. Size 10 by 8. Sample ream of 480 sheets, 3s. 6d.; three reams, 3s. 2d. each; six reams, 3s. each. Carriage free in all cases.—B. ERXCS3N & Co., 2, Tudor-street, E.C. 4. ETREE SALVATION FOR ALL by the Spirit ot r Revelation in ZION'S WORKS. Vol. f.-XVl. ■' (with catalogue) In principal free Libraries. ■ NSOMNTA—The Dehaaar Pillow eaaureg prompt ■ relief.—Particular*, Box 278, Church Famiii NmsVaper Offide. 17, Taristoek-st.. Loaden, W.O. 8. IT'S REALLY WONDERFUL 1 Thta MBND-A- TEAR mends anything and everything without stitchea-and you can obtain free aaunpfoby return for lid. stamped and addressed envelope. Send to-night to LEICESTER lWBBD CO., Ltd., 36,. Granby Mills, Leicester. U .JIG-SAW PUZZLES (Cheap and Good), from W is. to 35s. Catalogues post free.—EVANS AND SONS, 96A, Stanhope-street, Euston-road, N.W.I. JUST A MINUTE, PLEASE!—I buy false teeth. Have you any ? I will pay you their utmost value, or just tell me your address and' I: will send you a neat addressed box for your con- venicneo for sending them to me for valuation; and I will enclose in the box my Booklet, which will give you a fair idea how much your teeth are worth. Yes, it will. I also pay the highest possible prices for jewellery, gold or silver of any kind or condition, or write for Price List: Teeth or any goods promptly and post free returned if my offer is not satisfactory.—E. LEWIS, 29, London-street, Southport, Lanes. Est. 1873, LADIES4 COSTUMES, Gent/a Suits and Over- coats cleaned in one week, from 7s. 6d. dyed from 12s. 6d. Khaki dyed for civilian wear. Overcoats from 10s. 6d., Trousers "4s.—HORNER'S CHEMICAL CLEANING, LTD., 400, York-road, London, N. 7. Established 1856. j ARGE ROASTING CHICKENS, I ls. pair; .? — Geese, 12s. each: Turkey ns from Sl each. Trussed, post free.-Miss GOODRIDGE, Rosscarbery, Cork. g ET US HELP YOU TO KEEP DRY this winter. If you write to-day for the Beacon Booklet you are on the way to weather comfort. It shows many different styles in Beacon Oilskins, and it will show the coat that you want. Men's Coats from 21s„ Children's from 16s. 6d.; Long Leggings from 5s.; Sou'-Wtssters from 3s.; Ladies' smart Oil- skins from 28s. 6d. They always keep out tha wet. Send p.c. to-day for our Free Booklet ot Weather Comfort," describing money-back guaran- tee.—Send now—before you forget—to BARBOUR'S, LTD., 68, Beacon-buildings, South Shields. (4) OLD JEWELLERY, silver, antiques, curios, pur- chased for cish.-HENRY OLIVER, 9, Bartletts- buildings, London, E.C. 4. ] ROYAL BARUM WARE—Vases, Candlesticks ] and useful articles for Bauaars, &c. Soft | blues, greens, red, old gold. Terms and illustration! J sent on receipt o! 3d.—BAAHNAH, Dept. ] £ Lltchdon 1 Pottery, Barnstaple. I SHOP BY POST. £ 4 7s. 6d. Set of Black j Wolf-Kid Furs,' superb, rich, soft skins, large j brush tails, paws, <fte., with muff; very cheap.— 1 G. Faosr, Fulwood, House, High Holborn, London. SKETCHLEY DYE WORKS.—If no Offlc4 or Agent near, please post Feathers, Gloves, Silk Blouses, etc., for cleaning to SKETCBLEY DYII WORKS, Hinckley; or 58, Copduit-st., Regent-sW W. 1, Orders returned carriage' paid without delay. TOYS.—Sample, Box 60 Assorted, 2s. 6d. post free.—KABSEL, Maker, 119, Villas-road, Plum- stead; TURKEYS—Best Cocks, £ 1 10s. each; Hens, £ 1 each; Geese, lis; each; Fowls, 10s. pair, trussed; post pai(I.-A., HARRIS, Rock House, Rosscarbery, Cork. "PWILFri" CORSETS. Comfortable and Durable. Of all drapers and ladies'outfitters. Popular prices. Spiral Unbreakable Steels. Write, for illustrated booklet.-CHARLiga LEETHEM AND Co., 50, "Arundel" Factory, Portsmouth. WATCHES WANTED. Any kind, any con- w dition. Good prices by return post. Watches returned promptly post free if offer is not satis- factory.—E. LEWIS, 29, London-street, Southport, ■ Lanes. Est. 1873. XMAS PRESENTS?—Three and Fourfold High Screens, 50B. and 85s.; "Fire Screens, 65s. Floor Cushions, 15s. 6d., 21s.; Sofa Cushions, 155., 6d. to 6 gns.; Firelog Boxes, 21s.; Teapol Cosies, 6s. lid. Reticule Bags, 10s. 6d. All in beautiful Brocades.—PERCY SMYTH, 9, Dorset- street, London. MONTHLY.—Costume, Suite, Raincoats, » Children's Clothiug, Footwear, Household Linen, Drapery, etc. Easy terms. Illustrated. Catalogue free.^—CASTLB SUPPLY Co., Norwich. Linen, Drapery, etc. Easy WInS. Illustrated Catalogue free.^—CASTLB SUPPLY Co., Norwich. OLD GOLD 11 SPINK & SON, LTD., 16, 17 & 18. Piccadilly, Londoa, W. 1, require Geld Jewellery for remanufacture. They alsol Be AntiquoTrinkets; Silver, >Ttrelat etc. Parcels safely sent reg. pos Replies by return. Not. 1772.