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Albemarle Pippins Virginia's (trout Apple, Queen Victoria's favorite "the royal Apple," we grow to perfection. Ours ripen on the treta, do not go into cold storage, and have the fine color and wonderful flavor that made them famou*. which cold storage never give*. No finer Christmss gift than a box of these selected Apples beautifully wrapped and packed, 94.00; a barrel, S8.00 ? less than 2 cents apiece! Second grade, 14.00. Mountain grown Winosape, $3.00 box; 97.00 barrel. ALBEMARLE ORCHARD CO. Charlottesville, Va. 3$ I've heard yam neighbor [niM the Path fiadtr, the wonderful Illustrated new* and story paper published at Washington lor people eTefrwhewThli Ford of the publishing wond: has Cfcurk hill of hut the kind of trading ... ? ? paper I* the ball a million subscribers, yoo want. Uotqualed dl#est of the world's newt. Question Box answers nor questions. Stunts far children; restAin far alL Excit ing serial story starts anon. Send IS cents (coin or stamps) today lor this Mir fl paper 13 weeks. You will be more thin pleaded. PATH riN DEN, Mi Isagioa at*.. WASMINQTON. D. C. PIANOS USED NOT ABUSED. Schubert was $550.00 ? $175.00 Davle8 was 490.00 ? 137.50 Cable ? ...was 500.00 ? 150.00 Pease was 400.00 ? 100.00 Small sum cash. Easy weekiy or semi monthly payments. Absolute guarantee. MANLY B. RAMOS Only Old Reliable 114 North Seventh Richmond, Va. ASTHMA The attack is relieved at once and comfortable rest assured simply by vaporizing Creso lene near the bed at night. (/??<* WhiU You Stamp' It Is the drugless treatment for bronchial ailments ? oo ugfci, coldi. spasmodic croup, whooping cough and bronchitis. Send tar d-ttristlva booklet 43B. Sold by druggists Vapo-Cretolene Co.. 62 Cortlandt 8t, N. Y. Guticura Soap Will Help You Clear Your Skin Soap, Ointment, T*lenm, 28c. ororrwhoro. Sample* free of OattaaraLaboratoriM. D<pV V. K&14?n. rjju FREEDOM FROM LAXATIVES Discovery by 8ci?ntists Has Replaced Them. Pills and salts give temporary re lief from, constipation only at the ex pense of permanent injury, says an eminent medical authority. Science has found a newer, better way ? a means as simple as Nature Itself. In perfect health a natural lubricant keeps the food waste soft and moving. But when constipation exists this nat ural lubricant Is not sufficient. Medi cal authorities have found that the gentle lubricating action of Nujol most closely resembles that of Nature's own lubricant. As Nujol Is not a laxative It cannot gripe. It Is In no sense a medicine. And like pure water It is harmless and pleasant. Nujol Is prescribed by physicians; used In leading hospitals. Oet a bottle from your druggist today. ? Advertise ment. Atlanta, West Point; Augusta, Monti cello; Cherokee, Chickamauga; Ma con, Perry; Savannah, McRae; South west, Boston. Kentucky Synod ? Ebenezer, Bay less Memorial; Louisville, Stuart Rob. inson Memorial; Muhlenburg, ' Green ville; Paducah, Marion; Transylvania, Paint Lick; West Lexington, Ver sailles. Louisiana Synod ? Louisiana, Plains; New Orleans, Slidell; Red River, Minden. Mississippi Synod ? Central Missis sippi, Durant; East Mississippi, Tu pelo; Meridian, Ellisville; Mississippi, Columbia; North Mississippi, Byhalia Missouri Synod ? Lafayette, Corder; Missouri, Bethel; Palmyra, Monroe City; Potosi, Kennett; St. Louis, St. Charles, First; Upper Missouri, Liberty. North Carolina Synod ? Albemarle. Farmville; Concord, Shepherds; Fay etteville, McPherson; Kings Mountain, Stanley Creek; Mecklenburg, Central Steele Creek; Orange, Mebane; Wil mington, Winter Park. Oklahoma Synod ? Durant, Mahota Memorial; Indian, Bokchito; Mangum, Central (Okla. City). Snedecor Synod ? Central Alabama, Fulton Chapel; Central Louisiana, Huron; Ethel, Alexander Memorial; N. and S. Carolina, New Liberty. South Carolina Synod ? Bethel, Purity; Charleston, Orangeburg; *Con garee, Shandon; Enoree, Nazareth; Harmony, McDowell; Pee Dee, Mc Coll; Piedmont, Mt. Pleasant; South Carolina, Greenwood. Tennessee Synod ? Columbia, Lewis burg; Memphis, White Haven; Nash ville, Waverly. Texas Synod ? < Brazos, Calvert; Brownwood, Coleman; Central Texas. McGregor; Dallas, McKinney; East Texas, Palestine; El Paso, Toyah; Fort Worth, Broadway; Paris, Hen derson, First; Texas Mexican, San Marcos; West Texas, Yorktown. Virginia Synod ? East Hanover, Union (Charlie Hope); Lexington, Bethel; Montgomery, Bramwell; Nor folk, Norfolk, Secona; Potomac, Mit chells; Roanoke, Bluestone; West Hanover, Rock fish; Winchester, Moorefleld. West Virginia ? Greenbrier, Fire Creek; Kanawha, Logan; Tygarts Val ley, Richmond. iWarriagesi Jewett-Cralg ? At tne home of the bride, 1408 Porter Street, Richmond, Va., September 16, 1922, by Rev. W. A. Hall, assisted by Rev. G. W. Wray, Mr. George William Jewett and Miss Mary Frances Craig, both of Rich mond, Va. Van Harlow-Cumby: At the manse, 1008 Porter Street, Richmond, Va., September 30, 1922, by Rev. W. A. Hall, Mr. Henry Van Harlow and Miss Beatrice Maude Cumby, both of Rich mond, Va. Hughes-Farmer: At the manse, 1008 Porter Street, Richmond, Va., Octo ber 10, 1922, by Rev. W. A. Hall, Mr. Joseph Franklin Hugnes and Miss Grace Lee Farmer, both of Richmond, Va. Davidson. Taylor: At the manse, 1008 Porter Street, Richmond, Va., October 16, 1922, by Rev. W. A. Hall, Mr. Dewey Hlte Davidson and Miss Mattie L. Taylor, both of Richmond, Va. Wharton-Davis: At the home of the bride, 904 Perry Street, Rich mond, Va., October 16, 1922, by Rev. W. A. Hall, Mr. William Freeman Wharton, Jr., and Miss Maggie Lee Davis, of Richmond, Va. Butler-Taylor: At the manse, 1008 Porter Street, Richmond, Va., Octo ber 27, 1922, by Rev. W. A. Hall, Mr. Fred Butler and Miss Thelma May Taylor, of Richmond, Va. Hardin. Blake: At the manse, 1008 Porter Street, Richmond, Va., Octo ber 28, 1922, by Rev. W. A. Hall, Mr. John Wise Hardin and Miss Clara C. Blake, of Richmond, Va. She&ly -Ruder: Al the Smyrna manse, Newbury, S. C., October 1922, by Rev. A. H. Key, Mr. Ralph Shealy, of Little Mount, S. C., and Miss Alene Ruder, of Newbury. Smith-Clary: At Smyrna Church, Newberry, S. C., November 29, 1922, by Rev. A. H. Key, pastor of the bride, Mr. John Earle Smith, of Kin ards, S. C., and Miss Helen Clary, of Newberry. Neat-Wilson : At Smyrna manse, Newberry, S. C., by Rev. A. H. Key, December 2, 1922, Mr. Tom C. Neal and Miss Ida Mae Wilson, both of Newberry. 19 t a t !) ? Thompson: Charles M. Thompson, forty-eight years old died at his home Norwood, N. C., December 6, follow ing a weeks' illness. In his death the Norwood Presbyterian Church has lost a most faithful and useful mem ber. Dillard: Died in Richmond, Va., August 29, 1922, Mr. William James Dillard, aged seventy-seven years. He was a Confederate veteran and a mem ber of Porter Street Presbyterian Church. A good man and a faithful Christian has gone to his reward. Jackson: Died at Catawba Sana torium October 19, 1922, Mrs. Janie Hollis Jackson, daughter of the late Rev. C. W. Hollis. Mcdellan: While en route home with his wife, Mr. Steve McClellan, aged thirty-seven, diet: December 7, on a train near Del Rio, Texas, where he had been at work. Interment was made at Lockhart, Texas. He is sur vived by a wife, mother, brother and a Bister, all of Lockhart. W. E. W., Jr. Com muni on Ware of Quality >ukm wunoiuuuni? ALUMINUM or SILVEP PLAT t Send far lUuttrmttd Catalog with REDUCED PRICES INDIVIDUAL COMMUNION SERVICE CO. Roon 810 1701-1703 Chaatnut Straat, Philadelphia, Pa. READ THE BIBLE THROUGH IN 1923. 10 cents a dozen. $3.75 per 1,000. Miss Etta Konitsky, 4316 Belleview Avenue, Baltimore, Md. kijKinbeho school for girls Will begin work after the Christmas holidays, January 2, 1923. For catalogue address Miss Constance Wailes, or B. M. Wailes, Schuyler, Va. Together Shall (Hiey Sinq The accompanying picture is a likeness of the cover of the Vocational lfixercise for use at the Christmas Season in churches, Sunday schools and so cieties for 1922. It has been pro nounced by competent judges ^ to be the very best of the long series of ex ercises prepared by the Executive Committee of Christian Education and Ministerial Relief. It is an appeal for life and will go far toward changing the unwise and unprofitable methods used at the Christmas season. Copies of the 'exercise with suffi cient numbers of "The Supplement" will be provided free to all the churches ani Sunday schools of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. They will be sold to others at the rate of $3.00 per hundred. Order from Henry H. Sweets, Secretary, 410 Urban Building, Ixraisville, Ky. Crannellr Pocket Lesson/ + *?U Bible tatf for ?Uth.Inuni*. , Uonai Imhh (at 1923, with Analne*. ? References, end D^ly BihU R?dw\ r? SK? Jodson Pre? _ 1701.1703 Outnt St., PUaUpkb, Foreign Mission Text Book on Mexico For January, 1923 "SUNRISE IN AZTEC LAND" By William A. Ross, Illustrated with new maps Paper, 50c Cloth, 75c The author is one of our ablest workers in Mexico and has given us a vivid picture of the wonderful opportunity and obligation that confronts our Church in our newly assigned territory in this great neighboring republic. The volume should be used as a text book in every church in our Assembly. / ORDER FROM Presbyterian Committee of Publication Richmond, Va. Texarkana, Ark. -Texas