Announcements

Orders for the Works of Mary Baker Eddy

Orders for Mrs. Eddy's Works should be addressed to and remittances therefor made payable to Harry I. Hunt, Publishers' Agent, 107 Falmouth Street, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

New Setting for Hymn, "Saw Ye My Saviour?"

Announcement is made by the Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy of the publication of a new musical setting to Mrs. Eddy's Communion Hymn, "Saw Ye My Saviour?" by William Arms Fisher.

The new solo is published in three keys: high voice, in D; medium voice, in C; low voice, in B flat. Price, 60 cents each; in quantities of six or more, 40 cents each. Orders and remittances therefor should be sent to Harry I. Hunt, Publishers' Agent, 107 Falmouth Street, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

Translations of Science and Health in Cloth-bound Pocket Editions

English-German and English-French editions of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" are now published in pocket size, printed on Oxford India Bible paper, with round corners and gilt edges, and bound in cloth. Price of either the German or the French translation, with English text on opposite pages, single copy, $4.50; six or more, each $4.25.

Orders and remittances should be sent to Harry I. Hunt, Publishers' Agent, 107 Falmouth Street, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

A French Translation of the Church Manual

The Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy announce the publication of a translation of the Church Manual into the French language. This new edition of the Manual is printed with alternate pages of English and French, and is uniform in size with other cloth editions of the Manual.

The book is bound in blue cloth, stamped in gold, gilt edges; price, single copy, $1.00; six or more, each 75 cents. Orders and remittances should be sent to Harry I. Hunt, Publishers' Agent, 107 Falmouth Street, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

Pound Sterling Rate of Exchange

Under Notes from the Publishing House in the Sentinel for September 13, 1924, it was announced that, effective November 1, 1924, subscriptions and orders from those living where the English Pound Sterling is the established money standard should be accompanied by cash based on the current rate of exchange, instead of $4.86 to the Pound Sterling. In view of the complications resulting from the proposed change, it has been decided to establish the fixed rate at $4.50 to the Pound Sterling, effective November 1, 1924. Ample notice will be given the field of any intended change in this rate. One Dollar Combination Offer

We believe that the field will be interested in a new One Dollar Combination Subscription offer comprising the various periodicals, as follows:—
One Journal
Sentinel for four weeks

One Quarterly
Monitor for ten days

Inasmuch as this is a special offer, no change will be made in the combination a given above, with the exception that either Der Herold or Le Héraut may be substituted in place of the Journal, and instead of the English Quarterly, the German, French, or Dutch Quarterly will be sent upon request.

To comply with postal regulations, orders for gift subscriptions should include the name of the donor. If name of donor is omitted, subscriptions cannot be entered.

This offer is made primarily to afford individuals an opportunity to acquaint friends who are becoming interested in Christian Science with our periodicals. Distribution Committees and Reading Rooms may also take advantage of this offer, but no discount will be allowed.

New Size Quarterly

Beginning with the October–December, 1924, issue, an edition of the Christian Science Quarterly will be published, approximately the size of The Christian Science Journal and with large type, suitable for use with the Large Type Edition of Science and Health and the Bible of corresponding size. Price 35 cents per copy; subscription price $1.40 per year.

Dictionaries

Those who find it convenient to purchase dictionaries through The Christian Science Publishing Society will be pleased to learn that we are now carrying in stock for immediate delivery Webster's Dictionary, published by G. & C. Merriam Co., in the two following abridged editions:

Webster's Collegiate: printed on thin paper, with dark blue art canvas cover, indexed; size 6 × 8 7/8 × 1½ inches. Price $5.00 each, prepaid; Reading Room discount 10 per cent.

Webster's New Ideal: bound in limp Fabrikoid, and indexed; size 5¾ × 8 × 1 5/8 inches. Price $2.00 each, prepaid; Reading Room discount 10 per cent.

Other styles of dictionaries, abridged or unabridged, may be ordered through the Publishing Society. Discount, however, is allowed only on the two editions listed above which we carry in stock.

Orders for Bibles, Subscriptions, et cetera

All orders for literature, subscriptions, and miscellaneous articles should be accompanied by the remittance. Address such orders and make checks payable to The Christian Science Publishing Society, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

Articles and Testimonies

Articles from members of The Mother Church and good testimonies from those healed by Christian Science are always welcomed for consideration by the Editors. They should be typewritten (double spaced) or written legibly, on one side of the paper only; and the addresses given should be complete; also the source of all quotations should be given. Women should use the title "Miss" or "Mrs.," and married women should sign their own names in full, instead of the names of their husbands.

Testimonies should be verified by three members of The Mother Church; and in the case of a member or an attendant of a branch church one of the verifiers should be the clerk or some other officer of that church, who has either witnessed the healing or can vouch for the integrity of the testifier. In the verification of testimonies by a church officer, the title of the office should be given. An affidavit made before a Notary Public is acceptable, if the testifier does not know three members of The Mother Church.

Manuscripts for publication in the Journal and Sentinel, whether articles, poems, or testimonies, and correspondence relating thereto, should not be addressed to individuals, but to the Editorial Department, The Christian Science Publishing Society, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

Compliance with the foregoing will greatly facilitate the work of the Editorial Department.

From the Clerk of The Mother Church

The Tenets of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, for the use of branch Churches of Christ, Scientist, are printed on folded sheets, containing space for adding the application form for membership in branch organizations, or extracts from their by-laws. These may be obtained in the regular size, and also in a form suitable for binding into booklets containing by-laws. Either size may be ordered from the Clerk at seventy-five cents a hundred, the minimum order; but, unless otherwise specified, the larger size will be sent. Remittances should accompany all orders; but postage stamps should not be sent in payment.

The Tenets may also be obtained in either size, printed on alternate pages in English and German or in English and French.

Correspondence relative to the Tenets should be addressed to George Wendell Adams, Clerk, 236 Huntington Avenue, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

Notice

Please address correspondence relating to membership with The Mother Church and requests for application forms for membership to George Wendell Adams, Clerk, 236 Huntington Avenue, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

From the Church Treasurer

Per Capita Tax, as provided in the Church Manual, Article VIII, Section 13, is due annually from "every member of The Mother Church," and "shall be forwarded each year to the Church Treasurer." This tax of "not less than one dollar" may be paid at any time during the year, but should be forwarded preferably during the six months' period from October to March following the date (June 1) on which it becomes due. When a remittance for church dues is more than the amount required to balance one's account, the surplus is credited for the present year.

Contributions to The Christian Science Benevolent Association are acceptable; contributions may also be made to the General Fund of The Mother Church, to the Real Estate Fund, and to the Christian Science Pleasant View Home Fund.

Please make all remittances payable to Edward L. Ripley, Treasurer, and send them to him at 236 Huntington Avenue, Back Bay Station, Boston, Massachusetts.

From The Christian Science Benevolent Association

Requests for information regarding applications for admission as guests at the sanatorium should be addressed to The Christian Science Benevolent Association, 236 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts. Applicants should always await notice of their acceptance from the Trustees before starting for the sanatorium.

Applications strictly for emergency cases, giving full particulars, may be made by telephone or telegraph direct to the Manager at the sanatorium, 910 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.