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the wonderful healing action of that famous herbal balm, Zam-Buk. It is so different from mere ointments, which simply cover up a wound or sore and lock the disease in." Zam-Buk makes sure first that all bad matter is drawn out, and that your flesh is "purified" and j medically cleansed before j healing is allowed to begin. This is the important distinction that t t has made Zam-Buk a household name the world over. When ,7 t is spread over a sore place, it § gets to the bottom" of the soreness. It kills the germs that are the cause of the inflammation and swelling. It expels all poisonous matter. Then when the flesh has been made "clean in a medical sense, Zam-Buk causes new healthy I skin to grow all over the place. This is why there is no I "going back," no later "breaking out" when Ulcers, Piles, Eczema, Bad Legs, Scalp Disease, or any sore place has been properly treated by the unique Zam-Buk method. It is best to use only this famous herbal balm, which is free from all trace of animal fat. Zam-Buk

NEWCASTLE EMLYN. DEATH.-The death took place on' Thursday last (9th) of Mrs. Anne Lloyd. widow, and mother of Mr. Tom Lloyd. proprietor of the Cawdor Temperance Hotel j at the age of eighty-two years. Owing to feeble health deceased had re- sided with her son for some years past, buc she was able to go about almost until: the end, so that her last illness .was of I short duration. The funeral took place on Monday, the Rev. Dr. Davies officiating, I the interment taking place at Capel Evan Graveyard, where deceased's hus- band and other members of the family have been previously laid to rest. FETE. On Wednesday week last an important fete and entertainment was held at the Central Hall in aid of the Nursing Fund, the attractions being many. The promoters had worked with untiring efforts to make the event suc- cessful and they were well rewarded. Over JB60 was realized in so short a time as I eight or nine hours. There were numer- ous stalls presided over by different mem- bers of the Committee, and the attendance of ladies and gentlemen interested in the cause was beyond the expectations of all. PL BUC MEETING. — An indignation meeting was held on Monday evening, Mr J. Edwin James, chairman of the Urban Council, presiding. Dr. Powell and Mr J. H. Evans (Brynmarlog) addressed the meeting, protesting against the excessive rise from 4d. to 6d. per quart for milk. Mr. J. H. Evans suggested that in order to show disapproval or the charge the public should combine in purchasing con- I densed milk. A resolution protesting against the rise was enthusiastically car- ried. Some present determined to go to the milk vendors and urge them to oon- tinue to supply milk at its present rate, though that was considered to be exorbi- j tant. Many were much opposed to ap-! proach the vendors at all, preferring to put up with condensed milk. FUNERAL. On Saturday the funeral took place of Miss' Margaret Williams, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, Aberarad. Deceased, who was thirty years of age, had been a great sufferer for years past, but her death came somewhat suddenly at last. Mr. Williams is in the employ of the Urban Council. Much sympathy is felt for him and the family. Two of the sons are serving in the army. The Rev. Sym- log Morgan officiated at the house and at the place of interment. HOUSEBREAKING. A lad named Wm. Neal, from one of the English schools, employed as a saddler at Pont- i welly, Llangeler, is in custody charged! with having broken into a batcher's shop on the 3rd November and stealing £1 3s. odd from a drawer, the monies of David Davies of Twely Castle. Prisoner has been remanded until to-day (Fr day) for the arrival of a representative from the school.

WHEEZY COUGH Could Hart!>y Breathe, but Cured by Veno's Lightning Ccush Cure. Mrs Murdoch, 3. Broad-street. Stilling, N.B., says:I was suffering with bron- chitis and shortness of breith. I had an awful cough, and so choked up that sometimes I could hardly ger my breath. Doctors' medicine did no gond. but Veno's soon cured mo. Since T have used Veno's for all my children. :èPd it has never once failed." Tjust Veno's to' coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, in3;->< T,"a, csi ta -rh. and whoopina: cough i Prires, ll^d.. Is 3d., and 3: evr>rywH: >. Small adverti-ements c,ill be written at the "Cambrifin -New- S ore*. Save your- self trouble and come in when passing

Llanbadarn Hero. I Private EVAN RICHARD JOXFS. Welsh Regiment, Sen of Mr. Richard Jones. 2. Prospoet- pl;?-"e, T l • nh-main: killed in action on fk toner 13th: nged i.4 years.

Aberdovey Soldier. Private JOHN GRIFFITH JONES, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones. 2, Prospect-j street. Aberdovey, serving with the Field Ambulance in France since last Christmas Private Jones has had many narrow escapes from death and has suffered from shell shock on severa] occasions.

Caio Soldier Missing. Pte. DAN EVANS, R.W.F., son of 1Ir. and Mrs. Evans, M'aesglas, re- ported missing in France on August 16th to 19th. His patents would be glad to re- ceive any information coueeniing.

L5,000 LLANDINAM CIFT. It was announced at a meet!ne of the North IV-ales (alvinistie Association at Connah's Quay, on Wednesday vseek, that the treasurer of the fund for assisting small chapels to liquidate their debts, had received a cheque for L5,000 from tlie Misses Davies, of Ll.uidinam.. Only last year these ladies contributed £ 2,000 to another of the Connexional Funds. _1Y- Sfcopk'-e'V'^ can satisfy all requir^'HM't^ from the Cambrian News." I INSIST ON HAVING I IBORWICK'sl I BAKING POWDER. I j BEST, PUREST AND STRONGEST. M ■JkAvoid all cheap bulky packets and loose

Patriotic Aberystwyth Family. J Father (centre), Sergeant John William married, on service in France. Top right- Hughes.1, Northgate-stireet, formerly ser- geant in the R.G.A. Top left-hand, Pte. Daniel Hughes, Portland-road, seen ser- vice on Gallipoli, three times wounded, find contracted enteric fever, now at ii Salonica; married, with three children. Bottom left-hand. Gunner J Hughes, R.F.A.. hairdresser. North gate-street, hand, Private Albert Hughes, married with one child, King's Shrepshires, in the regular army before the war in India; frost-bitten in France and wounded, now on service. Bottom right-hand. Signaller Alfred John Hughes, clerk in the London Exchange. Another brother (Archie Hughes) has been exempted

Bontddu Scout. I Scout EDWARD F. BREWER. On August 2nd whilst bathing in the Mawddach Estuary saved the life of Allen Thomas another boy. The lad was in diffi- julty when Brewer jumped in to his rescue. He has been -awarded the Scout Medal of Merit and now has been given the Royal Humane Society's certificate which was secured through the instrumentality of Mr. H. V. Beach. Miss Kay, Penrhyn, presented the script,, to him at last Wed- nesday's meeting of the Bontddu V.T.C.

Talsarnau Brothers. Corporal and Signaller WILLIAMS Corporal R. O. Williams and (signaller J. Idwal Williams, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Williams, Rhiw House.

A London correspondent says the desir- ability of getting employers and workmen, particularly in the transport trades, to agree to pooling lobaur is under con- sideration. As to the dilution of labour, the officer appointed for Wales and Monmouthshire will most probably have his headquarters at Cardiff. I I

THE QUESTION OF HEALTH. There is an old saying "A stitch in time "a v es nine," and if upon the lirst symptom* jt anythng being wrong with our health we were to resort to some simple but proper mean, of correcting the mischief, nine tenths of the suffering that invades oux homes would be avoided. The body is a machine full of intricate and delicate mechanicism and when one part is im- peded it gradually throws the whole out of gear unless it is quickly put right. A cold, a chill, a touch of indigestion or liver complaint, a pain in the loins or the little indiscretions to which in the hurry and turmoil of life we are all prone (such as -atitig too quickly, not taking sufficient .st, worrying too much over our troubles, etc.. etc.), all tend to bring about a dead look in some part of the human mechanicism or a weakening or slowing down of the whole. A good bracing tonic, one that will revitalise and will wind up all the mach- inery, will at such tmes work greater wonders than a long course of nauseous medicines. A dose of Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters taken when you feel the least bit out of sorts is just that "stitch in time." The question of health is a matter which is sure to concern us at one time or another, especially when Influenza is so prevalent as it is just now. so it is well to know what to take to ward off an attack of this most weakening disease, this epidemic, catarh, or cold of an aggravated kind to combat it whilst under its baleful influence, and particularly after an attack, for then the system is so lowered as to be I liable to the most dangerous of complaint* Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters is acknow ledged by all who have given it fair trial to be the best specific remedy for dealing with Influenza in all its various stages. being a preparation skilfully prepared with t Quinine and accompanied with other blood purifying and enriching agents, suitable fr* th« liv<»r. digest'on. and all those ail ments requiring tonic strengthening and nerve proT)Prtei. It is invalu- able for those suffering with colds i),ieiimon;a, or any serious illness, or prostration caused by sleeplessness, or worry of anv kind, when the body has a general feeling of weakness and lassitude Don't delay, but try it now. Send for a copy of the pamphlet of testimonials, which carefully read and consider well. then buy a bottle (sold in two sizes. 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d.) at your nearest Cherri'st or Stores, hnt when purchasing see that the name "<w jyrn Evans" is on the label, stamp and }.t.tlp for without whieh none are :rp!1nine.

Llanystumdwy Hero. -1 Sergeant-Instructor J. HUGHES, The General Officer Commanding has drawn attention to an act of gie-it courage in emergency on the part of Staff-Sergt. John Hughes, of the bomowig staff. When a draft were in the bombing trench engaged in grenade throwing and after all had been warned to take cover, one man looked over the parapet to see the effect of the explosion inviting instant death. Staff-sergeant Hughes noticed it and pulled him into safety; but was himself wounded in the head by fragments of the grenade.

Harlech Brothers. Corporal and Sapper GRIFFITHS, 'On the left, Corporal T. Griffiths, A.S.C., who prior to the war was motor driver at Pontypridd. On the right Sapper Daniel Griffiths, who was a postman at Oswe'try. Both are the sons of Mrs Daniel Griffiths, Pencraig, Harlech. I

PORTMADOC. OBITUARY. — .Mrs. Ann OW0n. Tyddyr. Heli, Garn, who had a paralytic seizure a short time ago, passed away on Thursday at the age of seventy-seven years.

Farmers' jumble sales are becoming as numerous in the Domin ons as in this country. One of the most recent contri- butions to the Agricultural Relief of Allies Fund (16, Bedford-square, London) is a cheque for £240 from Manawatu, New Zealand, the result of a sale pro- moted by the Manawatu Agricultural Association. It is rumoured that after Monday, November 20, the price of the "Times" will be increased to lid. a day. We under- stand also that certain important daily papers will probably follow suit within the next six weeks. The cost of the produc- tion of newspapers has risen in a ratio out of proportion to almost any other neces- sity in daily life.

Mr. JAMES REES, Dental Surgery, 30, Alexandra Road, ABERYSTWYTH. (Same Street as Railway Rtation) ATTENDS PERSONALLY. TREGAPON, 1st and last Tuesdays In each month LAMPETER,2nd and 4th Fridays in each m. nth. LLANRHYSTYD, 3«d Wednesday, hours 10 to 11-30 am. Also 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Fridays in each month, hours 10 to 11 a.m. LLANON,3rd Wednesday, 1-30 to 1. Also 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Fridays in each month,hours 11 to 12. ABERAYRON, 3rd Wednesday, hours 1-30 to 3-30. Also 1st, 2nd. 3rd and 4th Fridays in each month, at Ben Davies, Hairdresser, Alban Square, or by appointment, hours 12 to 1. LT.ANARTH, 1st and 3rd Fridays in each month NFW (JJJAY, 1st and 3rd Fridays in e«eh month. MACHYNLLETH,lBt, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in each month, at Mis Trtvor Jones, Arosfa, Railway Terrace. GEORGE FELLOWES, Baker and Confectioner, oxiiiarxxbA.x. CAI-JB, NORTH PARADE, High-Class R ES TA URA NT, HavingtJ Seating Accommodation for 200 Persons DINNERS PROVIDED DAILY. TEAS, Sea., preDared at ill time?. This Business will he carried on in connec. tion with that established at 19, TERRACE RQAD. which is noted for the quality of HOME MADE WHITE & PATENT BREAD and CONFECTIONERY and General Grocery. Agent for Dr Allinson'e Whole-Meal Bread. Also Daren and Hovis Bread. MLde Dally under Model Hygienic Condition A. TRIAL WILL KNSCRB CUSTOM. b855

Gorman Man Killed. Lce-Cbrpl. THOMAS EDWARD EVANS, son of the late Headmaster of Gog:nan School a member of a Canadian Regi- ment killed in action October 18th.

Lampeter Air-gunner. Gunner J. G. JONES, Son of Mis. Joiiek, Alltshedrenij Pen- carreg, Lampeter, on service in France with the anti-aircraft guns.

Llanybyther Rifleman. Rifleman B. JÜXFS, son of :\1r. and Mrs. Jones, Smithfield, in France with the Rifle Brigade since April and has gone safely through several en- gagements.

Aberayron B.A. Lieut. T J. THOMAS, B.A., Son of t).. Thomas, Aberayron. Trench Mortar B?,tte;y. He enlisted November, 1914, as private in thp 14th R.W.F., and was recently home oil leave

8HIPPINC STEAM BETWEEN ABERYSTWYTH AND LIVERPOOL The Aberdovpy and Barmouth Steam Ship Co. Ltd., will run their Stenmer DORA (Csp:ain Davi-i Williams). Liverpool and Abrrvstu/vth, EVERY FRIDAY. Loading Berth- West Si,le Trafalgar Lock. For rates o' freight aod other Dirtlctilare apply to ROBERT OWEN tCo, 28, Bruns > ick Street, Liverpool. Telephone- No 1567 Central (2 Wires) Telegraphic AdlrciigMerion," Liverpool. EDWARD WILLIAMS, Aerent, "Dora," Rofawr, Aberystwyth. QUNARO L INE. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. Laconic. Sat, Nov, IS Carpathia, St.. Dec. 2 Orduna.Sat. Nov. 25 j Saxonia Sat., Dec. 9 LONDON TO NEW YoRK Via Plymouth and Halifax, N.S. Ascania Tuesday, November 28th To Canada and United States. From LONDON AND BRISTOL, Connecting with Canadi-n Northern Railway System Bristol to New York London to Halifax, via Halifax, N.S. N.S., and New York, Folia, Sat., Nov 25th via Plymoxilh Ascanid, Tues. Nov 28 Cabin JBIG All British Passengers en>baik at Plymouth Receiving Cargo at Thurs, Nov 30. Cabin, Cunard Line Berl h, £ 10; Third Class, £ 6 10s Avon mouth Dock Accommodation for Refrifferator Cargo Apply, CUNARD LINE. Liverpool; London 51. Bishopstrate, E.C.. 29 31, Cockspur Street, S W 65. Baldwin Street, Bristol; or Paris, 37, Boulevard des Capucines; or to local Agents. LOVEDAY, Registered number and General Decorator, 22, Chalybeate Street, ABERYSTWYTH. Telephone 21 P.O. This Season's Pattern Books sent out immediately on application. LITTLE DORAS SPELLING BOOK. 'it Moth-er de-clares every-one should I know Bird's Egg Sub-sti-tute. It is n^LV~or "^Lnd^ *^p~p€2Lr- OUR PUD-SING. ance of new laid eggs WE had such fun to pud-dings, cakes, when we did our buns, bat-ter, etc. cook-ing. Moth-er said „ i j i Sena to your grocer we could make just r n- j r to-day for Birds Egg what we pleased. 0 J. <ij Substitute, in tins 6a. & So we mixed and Xl¥. and ld, packets. baked a love-ly York- 2 shire pud-ding with rai-sins in it for eat-ing after meat. It was so fine and rich. We used Birds Egg Sub- griljSpl sti-tute, like moth-er <^gg|tgggl|g^pf always does. The Test of Time. LJ Father Time is the great revealer of all shams. Sooner or later he ex- L rn poses the false and the make-believe. Only the things that are true and < real can survive the test of time. Year after year, decade after decade, < Beecham's Pills have been the one and only household medicine in many < i thousands of homes. In city and in hamlet, alike, they have been I equally appreciated. And their popularity, to-day, is greater than ever. They have emerged triumphant from the trying test of time. This is because they are really efficacious in doing what they claim to do. What they promise they perform. They are a true remedy and a very real relief in all cases of indigestion, biliousness, constipation, sluggish action of the Kidneys, and the nervous troubles resulting from these conditions. Hence they exert a corrective and curative action upon the whole system. in all the qualities which commend themselves to the majority, who ■■ IT require immediate and permanent return to health, Beecham's Pills 7 stand supreme. Time has proved the value of I [ BeecljanTs Pills, i Z Sold everywhere in boxes, labelled Is. 3d and 3s. Od. -—————————-——————- ,————————————- WARD & Co., Ltd., Respectfully ask their Patrons to give their orders for Xmas Parcels for the Front at an early date to avoid delay in delivery ALL PACKING FREE. Caterers, Cooks, Confectior era and Bakers, CAFE ORIENTAL & 38, GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Makers of Dr, Allinson's, Bermaline, Hovis and Welsh Digestive Wholemeal Breads. FULL COURSE MENU DAILY AT CAFE. d686 Shop in the Daylight —and shop at the "Cambrian News" Stores. Why? Because there quality and cheapness are awaiting you. {gf§§ WIT" LESS MEAT Being eaten in nearly every Home .'?«V the demand for the best quality Bread becomes still more insistent. OWEN'S BREAD is practically untouched by band, and its making is rendered as far as possible automatic so that the uniformity of output is assured. Just by way of a change, if for no other reason, it is suggested you try OWEN'S Bread, Cakes, and Confectionery. In Hundreds of Homes the invariable rule is We will get it from Owen's. O W E IN" (D. W. TEVIOTDALE), High-class Baker, Confectioner and Caterer, 19-21, NORTH PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH. STEAM SAW MILLS, ABERYSTWYTH. R. ROBERTS and SONS, TIMBER AND SLATE MERCHANTS. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOINERY DONE QUICKLY AND CHEAPLY. OARS Md BOATS' SAILS made on the Premises; also all kinds of SACKS, COAL BAGS, &a, ESTIMATES GIVEN. JOBBING DONE. FELLOKS, FOR OART WHEELS, TRAPS, AND OTHER VEHICLES. MKMKKh oil /<SE £ W ATKINS, PLUMBER AND DECORATOR, 7, Custom House Stroet. Workshop—Sea View Place. STORES FOR MANTLES, GLOBES, SHADES, Etc., of all kinds and at all prices. Also ELKCTRIO LAMPS. 8a, TERRACE ROAD.