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SOMETHING FOR SUNDAYS
JOUf^HEVS TO JE^USflLiEI\/I :
A SUNDAY OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
With a Key to the Journeys, and Instructions for their right pert'ormanee.
1/- net. By MARY and ISABEL MOULE. 1/- net.
All who have to do with young people on Sunday know what a boon is anything
which combines lawful amusement with Biblical teaching. These Journeys will
be found to combine, with suificient amusement to arouse and keep the children's
interest, a very great deal of useful Biblical knowledge.
NEW BOOKS FOR
THE CHILDREN'S KING :
The Life of Jesus retold for Young
Readers.
By ANNIE R. Butler. "With a Col-
oured Frontispiece and four other
Coloured Pictures, by J. J. TiSSOT,
with many other Illustrations.
Small 4to, cloth gilt, 2s. 6d.
BOYS AND GIRLS.
CHILD LIFE IN CHINA.
By Mary Bryson, of the London
Mission, Tientsin, with a Coloured
Frontispiece and many Illustrations.
Small 4to, cloth gilt, 2s. 6d.
This is a reprint of part of Mrs! Bryson's
book, " Child Life in Clunese Homes." A very
large number of new illustrations have been
added. It will give to children an accurate
idea of how boys and girls live in that great
heathen empire.
CHRISTMAS and
"iyJEw'YEAR
So many of the Cards offered for sale at Christmas
time are not specially suited for Christian people to
send to their friends. The Religious Tract Society
has endeavoured to supply Cards artistic in design,
as cheap as any in the market, and at the same time
to print with these designs words that lift the
thoughts above the mere social joys of the festive
season, to its true Christian associations.
PLEASE ASK FOR THE SOCIETY'S CARDS AT ANY BOOKSELLER'S.
PUBLISHED BY THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY, INCORPORATED,
56 Paternoster Row, London.
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JOUf^HEVS TO JE^USflLiEI\/I :
A SUNDAY OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
With a Key to the Journeys, and Instructions for their right pert'ormanee.
1/- net. By MARY and ISABEL MOULE. 1/- net.
All who have to do with young people on Sunday know what a boon is anything
which combines lawful amusement with Biblical teaching. These Journeys will
be found to combine, with suificient amusement to arouse and keep the children's
interest, a very great deal of useful Biblical knowledge.
NEW BOOKS FOR
THE CHILDREN'S KING :
The Life of Jesus retold for Young
Readers.
By ANNIE R. Butler. "With a Col-
oured Frontispiece and four other
Coloured Pictures, by J. J. TiSSOT,
with many other Illustrations.
Small 4to, cloth gilt, 2s. 6d.
BOYS AND GIRLS.
CHILD LIFE IN CHINA.
By Mary Bryson, of the London
Mission, Tientsin, with a Coloured
Frontispiece and many Illustrations.
Small 4to, cloth gilt, 2s. 6d.
This is a reprint of part of Mrs! Bryson's
book, " Child Life in Clunese Homes." A very
large number of new illustrations have been
added. It will give to children an accurate
idea of how boys and girls live in that great
heathen empire.
CHRISTMAS and
"iyJEw'YEAR
So many of the Cards offered for sale at Christmas
time are not specially suited for Christian people to
send to their friends. The Religious Tract Society
has endeavoured to supply Cards artistic in design,
as cheap as any in the market, and at the same time
to print with these designs words that lift the
thoughts above the mere social joys of the festive
season, to its true Christian associations.
PLEASE ASK FOR THE SOCIETY'S CARDS AT ANY BOOKSELLER'S.
PUBLISHED BY THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY, INCORPORATED,
56 Paternoster Row, London.
15
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| Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Forfar > Forfar directory and year book > 1901 > (185) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/85641853 |
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| Description | Forfar directory and year book 1901 |
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| Description | Forfar : W. Shepherd, 1884- |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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