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- g|i rrjcmnrz iac=3Qi 11 41. -Jgp Make Your Own i H Home Lollies n r You can nuilcc pure wholesome lollies in your own honic=Jo])ie§ that will delight the children-—lollies I 3 marte of healthful ingredients in the clcanly but- Jj r , roundings of you: own kitchen, , Get one of our o Home Lollie Thermometers , | s and Book of 52 Recipes ' With one of our Special Thermometers and book of j Ketipes you can make simple and enjovablo work i of loilb-niaking, and have the satisfaction of getting sweets for the family at very cheap prices. ; Sec Our Window Display. J John R. Procter, Christchurch y | | . ot =ld. iC=3C==^

WANTED KNOWN. WANTED KNOWN. WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE in any quantity. Also PIANOS, SEW- > ING- MACHINES. BEST PRICES GIVEN. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Cathedral square (.next Post Oifice). ■ Mc 6028-5143 "Y/YTANTED Known, tliat Nicholson and I' * I Co. are clearing Ladies' Coloured Knitted Siik Coats at Sos (id and 3'Ji 6d. WANTED, at Nicholeon and Co.'s Sale, .i ii aozen Coloured Stripcu Crepe Shuta, uwa llci. | "1717 I ANXED J Ladies to inspect the Soiled -.V T I Comets iur S* Gd, ut Nicholson und Cu. a bale, WANTED, ut Nicholson und Co.'s Salo, I Feuthei' iioas, all colours, at l Js lid unci 1-a (id, [ "YTtTANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'a Sale, L' '.I Cotton Vcdts, at bjd, le, and Is 3d. W "ANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'s Sale, J White S'oilo Blouses, at 3a lid and 6a > Cd. M62?2-SUO I WANTED. TX/;ANTED to Lend, i's to X3COO. Perl.'V- oonui or other security. strictly con--1 iiuciitiul. Stranagnan, Ciianoery lano. 1111 l Money to lend—£o to jesoo, upon any Approved Security. New address: bd H&kEi' uUi) opposite union jjann. leiepliono B24i>2F_ L. W. BALIiIND. V/VTANTED, Small Sheep Farm and other l.» ».! Proper iioe. Wo have an enquiry Jor a email sneep lurm. Send pnuo and. terms, bmall farm nolclmgs ot irom a to acres, are in y<x>d aewtuid. bend ua particulars it you \v;sn to sell. Ronald. b. .badgei, 187 Manchester street. j32173-as'Jj Oil>liii.lt iJioplieuc, guoa working order, £o & 15s; JJ.ruwing-iooiu Cabinet, Xd 15a; Oak. £6 15s. Uloue, 261 hign elreeuttdl GOLDEN BREW VINEGAR. MADE by Britiah Experts. Is per bottle. H4Mli A BARGAIN AT BRIGHTON. {TWO-STOREY ART BUNGALOW, lovely i-C views Irom baicony. The whole property is ill periect order and must bo inepticted to bo properly appreciutod. The price is £573. It is a, genuine bargain. Lots of sun. Apply EVELYN CLARK, ROBINSON and (SO., C 2388-8955 New Brighton. IF DOCTORS AND DRUGS . TpATT, to cure you q| Constipation, IndigesJ-< tion, Neuritis, and Inflammatory Disorders, remember our treatment has never failed to cure. Call and see testimonials Irom Christchurch residents. ' SITZKOMA HYDROPATHIC, Health Specialist, Australasia Chambers, next D.X.0., Caehel street. ' J4555-G052 LOST AND FOUND. '•nr*rOlJLD the Person to whom Dr. Sirnp11VV! eon lent his Field Glasses some time ago kindly return them to 81 Latimer square. fYTSriLL tho Porson who took RUG out of i.YYj Waiting-room at Central Stables, Rangiora, on Tuesday last pleas© return same. Tyler and Sons. * 807J OST or , Strayed from Rolleeton, 20 LAMBS, branded 04 in black on side. Reward on intimation W. Busch, Rolleston. 9106 HOLMES and SONS only stock their celebrated 4-ply Wire Mattresses, and sell at bedrock prices, at 130 and 132 High street. H43IS Motor-cycle tyres, made by the NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO., are CLINCHER DREADNOUGHTS, 26 x Si oversize, and 28 x 3, and Clincher De Luxe in all sizes. Sold by all -Motor-cycle Dealers. HI3BO-6062 cINTYRE'S Extra Strong Regulating Fills, safe and reliable. 4s Gd. Chemists and Stores. 0&291 Clothing—Mrs Meagher, Cash Buyer of Gents' Misfits, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, also Ladies' and Children's Clothing. 123 Lower High street. Letters promptly attended to. Telephone No. 357 d. M 6123

SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. Notices of Sunday Services. —Under , this heading on buturday, the raUsa iur Services aro:—Not exceeding 2*4 , ; Vords solid), Is cosh; for ov ** s T | * additional 12 words, 6d extra; halt inch displayed, 2s tid; three-quarter inch, 9d; one inch, 5s cash. X.i3.—The Is Notioe® must not contain Advertisements of Annual Meet- i iugs, Anniversaries, Teu Meetings, ( or Entertainments. r (CATHEDRAL —Holy Communion, S; 11, J Choral Eucharist. Parry in D. In- ; troit, "'How Lovely are the Messengers" 1 (.Mendelssohn). I 1 rone her, Tho Dcim. 6.30, "; Evouaong. Dykco in F. Anthem, "Happy: and Bk'et" (Mendolsßohn). Treacher, Kev. F. N. Taylor. 10^ fYUKiIjVM STREET METHODIST ; ■Is CHURCH—Han-eat Thanksgiving Scrvices, 11, K»}\\ Percy Knight, B.A. Sub* < jret, "A Logic versus % Woman's In* tuition." Anthem, "Yc Shall Dwell iu th« Land" (Stainer), 0.30, Rev. J. J. North* ,| aubject, "Tlirco Voicos in the Harvest ij Field.'' Anthem, "The Wilderness" (Gose). ji 108-1 ;j WESLEY CHURCH, Fitzgerald avenue— ' , Harvest Festival. 11, Rev. J. Cocker; ' G.uU, Rev. E. P. Blamircs, "God in Nature." i' H:\vvc-3t music. ; NEW BRIGHTON—II and 6.30, Rev. A. H. Scriven, Missionary from Papua. !• RICHMOND —Harvest Festivkl. 11, Mt j , Sproulc; li.Bo, I'ev. A. Livoreedge. LINWOOD—II, Mr J. Hanan; 6.30, l-f* ' ! A. G. Williams. ■; SHIRLEY—II, Rev. A. Iriveißedjb; 6.30, , l Mr J. Olds; f MARSHLAND—II, Mr J. H. Pugh; 6.30, ! i Rev. C. Strand. 1064 IATbOLSTON METHODIST CHURCH— - , '' Rev. Yal Trigge. iliaaion Services, 11, 3, and 6.30. Recital, Tuesday owning. Sumner—ll, Rev. W. J. Williams; 7, Ms Turner. He&thcote—ll, Mr A. G. Williams; 6.30, Rev. W. J. Williams. Opava—Xl, Mr Blar.ey; 6.30, Mr Hanan. 1073 pASHMERE HILLS SCHOOL—Methodist Church Service, 11 a.m., Mr L. M. Isitt, M.P. Convalescent Homo—lo a an., Mr H. Field. 10S5 OT. ALBANS METHODIST CHURCH— ReopsniiiK aftor renovations. Morning, Rev. W. C. Oliver, "Transformed Life." Anthem, "Eternal Light." Solo, "Entreat Me not to Leave Thee" (Gounod), Miaea Joy J Pattrick. Evening, Rev. A. C. Lawiy, "Light in Darkness." Soloists, Misss Freda Marshall, of Melbourne, "The Lord is My LigLt" (Allison), "The Refuge of the Soul"; Mr J. McLean, "Tho Holy Shrino" (Newton); Mr Frank Charles, "Within These Hallowed Dwellings" (Mozart). Anthemß, " T jift Up ' Your Heads" (Messiah), "By Babylon's Wave?' (Gounod), "The Wilderness" (Goes'), * "Rock of Ages" (Dudley Buck). Organ - solos, Miss Eleanor Smith. Edgewaro road: 1 —Morning, Rev. Oswald Burnett (raceaito from battle front); evening. Rev. W. CL Oliver. I L' pAMBRIDGE TERRACE METHODIST CHURCH—Harvest Thanksgiving Sea> " vices. 11, Rev. E. P. Hlamiree, soloist, Miss Rudd; 3 p.m., Rev. P. N. Knight, soloists, i- Misses Ray; 6.30, Rev. J. Cocker. Special an them 9by choir. Durham, street* Soiith—r 11, Mr Lorn as; 6.30, Rev. Waad. Madra» , street—ll, Rev. Ward; 7, Mr F*ranfclin. ICMJ! Q YDE IS r HAM METHODIST CHURCH, Colombo street—Harvest Thanksgiving. 11 a.m., Mr R. H. Turner; 6.30 p.m., Rev. ' Wni. Beckett. High street—ll twin,. £er. 1 Wni. Beckett; 6.30 pm, Mr.Barttait 3031 EICHMOND METHODIST CHURCH, Stanmore Toad—ll a.m., Mr G. Sproalo; 2.45, Young People's Service, soloist, Miss 1!. 01d_?; 6.30, Rev, A. Livereedge, Visitorß welconied. 1042 S~T. PAUL'S CHURCH, Cashel street—«*v. I John Paterson, M.A. 11 a.m., "The I Name of the 6.30 p.m., "A Messago I of Comfort." Linwood (Harvest Thanksgiv- •: ; ing)—li a.m. and 6.30 pjn., Rev. J. S. Reid. ( ( (Salo of produce, etc., Monday evening, 6.30 | p.m.) , Richmond—ll a.m, Mr W Crawley, j sen: G. 30 p.m., Mr R. Winter. 9857 j KNOX CHURCH, Bealey avenue—Rev. Dr. I R. Erwin, M.A., 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. At Berwick street —Mr J. Reid, 6.30 pm. " 1037 ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Oxford tcrraca West—Services To-morrow at 11 a.m. and at 6.30 p.m. by the Rev.' A. T. Thompson, M.A., B.D. At Riccarton Churoh, at 11 a.m. and at 7 p.m., by the Rev N. O. White. At Spreydon Church, at 11 eon. and nt 6.30 p.m., by Mr L. McMaster (fare- | well gervices). / 9856 Oxford terrace baptist church —11 a.m., Rev. J. J.' North; subject, "A Hebrew Vision of Indifference." 6.30 p.m., Rev. Percy Knight,. 8.A.; subject, ."The World's Supreme Need and the Pow«r that p , Alone Meets it." 1005 SYDENHAM BAPTIST CHURCH, Elgin street—Church Anniversary Services. 1 11 a.m., Rev. O. Machattie; 6.30 pan.. Rev. • L. B. Busfield. Special vocal and instru--5 mental music. ' 1029 rpRINITY CONGREGATIO'NAL CHURCH J- —11 a.m., Rev. I. Sorginson, of ,Dunedin; 6.30. Rev. H. Allen Job; "In MemoTiam," the late Mr W. E. Inglis, Visitors welcomed 1013 INWOOD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Ferry road —11 a.m., Rov. H. Allen Job; C.30 p.m., Rev. I. Sarginson. All seats free. 1053 YW.C.A., Latimer square, Sunday, 4.30 * p.m., Service for Girls. Speaker, Mrs G. Bowron. Ail welcome. IOSZf UNITARIAN, - Masonic Hall, Gloucester atreet—6.3o, Rev. J. H. G. Chappie. Lecture, "Loyalty to Jesus." . "Jesus did not found a Church of Money-Changers and Military Blood-letters." 1015 Armagh street hall—a Bright Gospel Service will (D.V.) be conducted, 6.30, Sunday evening. Speaker, Mr James Dunbar. " Open air meeting 8 o'clock. , 1059 BUIDS' HALL, St. Albans street —Tho Gospel of the Grace of God will (D.V.) be preached. 6.30, Sunday evening. A hearty invitation to all. 1060 SYDENHAM" "GOSPEL MISSION, Undenominational —Morning, Mr F, Spratt; evening, Mr K. E. England. "And in Hell ■ he lift up his eyes, being in torments." Luke ' 16-23. 1073 GOD to loved the world, that He gave Hia only begotton Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. pHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES, First Church of. Christ, Scientist, Latimer sijuaTe. Sunday Services —11 a.mi and 7 nm. subject. "Mind." Sunday School 2.45 1026 SPIRITUALISTS' "CHURCH, Worcester street p.m., Mrs J. Wilson. Subject, "Is tho Bible a Revelation?" Also Clairvoyance. Lyceum 3 p.m. "Visitors welcome. .1061 PIRITUAIT RESEARCH SOCIETY, Trades Hall, Gloucester street, Sunday —7, Lecture, "Earth Bound Souls and the Powers Invisible: Good and Evil." Message*. Collection. Mr W. Nortontaylor. 1068 rpHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 96 Armagh street. Sundav —7 p.m.. Address by .Majo r R. B. Smythe, D.S.O. •'Some thoughts about the Aims and Tsium «? * Peace Settlement." Lotus Clase 3 p.m. 1083 "\TEW ZEALAND RATIONALIST ASSO- i CIATION, Caledonian Hall, Worcester street W. W. Collins will Lecture. ject, "Voltaire, Born February 20th,_1691: A. Tribute to the great French philanthropist, Philosopher, and Wit." 7.10. Questions answerod. Admission .tree. t^o> lection. —■— OINGER, latest, splen, j Oak Globe, xodnction on all prjees I or- . . •High street. Trianid*. • ;