09LOOS for pale (delivered).—J. Poulton, Hadham Road, Bishop'. Stortford. Oki LOGS for sale 6d. load delivered. —Apply W. J. Reeves, 93, South Street, Bishop's S.tortford STO'VR, three burners, nearly DOW and in perfect order, £6.—Davis, Me Bungalow, Great Canfield. Takelett 20.

To the Editor. SIR.-With the imminence of ineat•rai ' owners ar e naturally anxious to know s hat flesh foods will be available for their dogs. This League has drawn up a list of firms in various parts of the country who are able to supply. in small or large quantities. horseand

Sugar beet pulp is rather bulky for young pigs, it a smell amount be used at such tinted as this, when,feeding•stuffs supplie4 are Acenrdhig ts "1f.R.110.." Ike fol. lowidg“tailxture ,is a should eatialactetq l ,:i e shat 40 mama, •kuma 10,, nlaise fusee 10: 10. wilwrala 2 parts

Many parishes hold their Annual Parochial alc.iings in January, hough these Huh3t! t ittotaa I opportaand:cs for the Is ity ti. have their " say " about the affairs of their pa,:sh coat bv held at any time tact tater than the week after Easter web. it be hoped that this year's m

THE combined their Christmas Party with their 21st Birthday Party on Tuesday. The birthday was on September 20th last, but had had to be postponed. The Girls' Club were entertained, and each member invited a friend. The Hut had been tastefully decorated by Mrs. Botldington arid

Coax. Wheat at controlled prices. Oats are now controlled for feeding purposes but are an open niarket for seed, for which there is demand at from 503. to 803. Barley maintains its but the trade is rather active. Carn.a.—Messrs. 0. M. Sworder & Sons report that Thursday was thei

be addressed to Box. (here insert number), "Hers and Essex Observer," Bishop's otherwise stated in the Advertisement. Publishing Office, North Street, Bishop's Stortford. Phone 18.

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What wag my much In Use nature of a happy family gathering took place at the George Bishop a Stortfced. on Saturday 'evening, when Mr A. G. Gwynn waa entertained to supper by his fellow choristers of St. Mkhael'a Chureb, in celebration of his jubilee as a member of the choir. Vi