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h = The LONDON LIFE with which is associated The CLERGY MUTUAL t=r NEW CLERGY SECTION. Yearly reversionary bonus anticipated of 35s. per cent of Sum Assured and existing bonus. Yearly reversionary bonus of 30s. per cent. guaranteed for each year to 30th June, 1925. Annual Premium for next 11 birthday. 1,000 <it death, birthday. f 1,000 at death. ■' £ 237l0:0 40 30:16:8 50 42:13:4 Open to Members of the Clergy Mutual, their wives and children, to Clergymen of Churches of England and Ireland or Episcopal Church of Scotland and their wives and children, and to all Ministers of Religion. H. M. TROUNCER, For full particulars write to Actuary and Manager, I Mr. JAMES P. MARTYR, 81, King William Street, I 2 & 3 The Sanctuary-, London, B.C. 4. I Westminster, S. W. I. ■ § I 11 Ilk .IAr iniiiiiii m S CHRISTMAS GIFTS. FOR GROWN-UPS. THE PARISH GILDS OF MEDi/EVAL ENGLAND, By H. F. WESTLAKE, M.A., F.S.A., Author of St. Margaret's, Westminster." With six Illustrations. 1 net. THE MYSTICAL POETS OF THE ENGLISH j CHURCH. jf By PERCY H. OSMOND. 12s. 6d. net. [An Anthology of beautiful and inspiring poetry.] SOME WONDERS OF MATTER. By the Right Rev. J. E. MERCER, D.D., sometime Bishop of Tasmania. 5S. net {A i "ntraduction to the study of the atom, electrons, radium, etc.] WESTMSNSTEHa (The Story of the English Towns.) i- 1 By H. F. WESTLAKE, M.A., F.S.A., Custodian and Minor Canon of Wesfc- £ minster Abbey. 3s. 6d. net. I THE CHURCHMAN'S POCKET BOOK, § Imitation inorocco, back loop, 3s. 6«S. net. Roan tuck, 5s. net. French morocco tuck, 7S. net. FOR BOYS. WOODCRAFT SCOUTING IN TOWJ4 AND SUBURB. By Silver Wolf, the Rev. ROBERT BREN, M.A., District Commissioner for the Beckenham Area. With numerous Illustrations. Paper cover, 2s. 6d. net. Cloth boards, 3s. 6d. net. A KIDNAPPED PRINCE. By HERBERT HAYENS. 3s. 6d. net. [The scene is laid in the South Seas, and every Imaginable adventure happens to the boy heroes.] THE FALLEN FLYER; or, Camping in Canada. By J. MERIVALE. 2s. net. [A story of Canadian life in war time, and the "encounter of the heroes with agents of the enemy.] FOR GIRLS. IWHO ARE THE ORQMLYNSP By E. L. HAVERF-IELD, Author of A Brave Endeavour." 5s. net. [A rollicking story depicting a large number of young people.] THE MAKING OF MONA. By MABEL QUILLER-COUCH, Author of "Troublesome Ursula." A Pair of Red-Polls," etc. 3s. 6d. net. VITA. By AMY GREY. 2s. 6d. net. [Every reader will fall in love with this charming little girl.] AN EVERYDAY ANGEL. A Story for Girls. By WINIFRED PARES, Author of A Pair of Ducks," etc. 2s. net. FOR CHILDREN. WHERE THE DOLLS LIVED. By Mrs. H. C. CRADOCK. With Coloured Illustrations by HONOR C. APPKETON. 4s. 6d. net. THE CHILDREN'S JESUS. By E. B. TRIST (Mrs. Wm. C.'PIERCY). With Illustrations by ARTHUR A. DIXON. 2s. 6d. net. OUR WONDERFUL CATHEDRALS. Second Series. By GERTRUDE HOLLIS. With coloured Plates and other Illustrations. Ss. 6d. net. OLD-FASHIONED FAIRY TALES. By the late Mrs. EWING. With eight Coloured Illustrations by W. GRAHAM ROBERTSON. 4S. 6d. net. THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY. By MARY BALDWIN. Is. 9d. net. 1 [The adventures of some small children by the seaside.] BIBLE PICTURE BOOKS. By E. B. TRIST (Mrs. Wm. C. PIERCY). Each with four Coloured and Black and White Illustrations. is. 6d. net. i JOSEPH. MOSES. v JUDGES IN ISRAEL. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, Central Offices 6, ST. MARTtMS PLACE, CONDON, W.G. 2. Book Shoos: 64, NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W. 1; 43, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON. E.G. 4i and of ail Booksellers.

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