The North Wales Express

PEOPLE TELL THE TRUTH. People tell the truth about GwiJym Evau'" Quinine Bitters, because they are grateful for the good they have derived when suffer ing from starved, poor, thin blood or ih'i exhaustion of nerves, and the worries from overwork.

DONE MUCH GOOD. S3, Dunston street. Haggersfcon. Dear Sfrs,—Will you be so kind as to for ward ms three bottles of Gwilym Evans* Quinine Bitters (12s 6d) as soon as possible. I feel that the bottle which I have taken has done me much good, and I believe if I take three more bottler they will set me to rights again. I am glad to say that I feel much better after taking one bottle.—Y^urs truly, M. MORGAN.

RECEIVED GREAT BENEFIT. S, Campbell street, Stockton on-Tees. Sir.-HB.ing received great benefit myself by taking Gwilym E, ans' Quinine Bitters on different occasions. I wish my nephew, who is very weak, to give it a trial. Therefore, send me. by return of post, a 4s 6d bottle, for which I enclose cash.—Yours trulv. R. J. JONES.

SAVE YOURSELF FROM IMITATIONS. Rave yourself from the. flood of imitation? that fill the mapket. Insist on having Genuine Article. Look on the label. stamp, and bottle, and find the name "Gwilvm Evans." Then you are safe. No other Preparation is "Just as good," or "The same tiring." Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters is sold everywhere in bottler 2s 941 and 4f; 6d each, or will be sent, carriage free, oo m- eeipt of stamps, direct from the Sole Pro- nrietor«:—The Quinine Bitters Ma.nu. facturins; Company, Limited, Lla-ce^y, South Wales.

| CARNARVONSHIRE EDUCATION LOAN. Mr William Jones, M.P., has received from Mr Gerald Balfour, President of the Local vjovernment Board, a communication stating that he has decided to allow the ex- tension for a further period of two years of the time allotted for the repayment of the supplemental loan of Y-5000 for educational purpose- about which Mr Jones spoke to him on behaJlf of the Carnarvonshire County Council. 11

LLEYN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. The annual meeting was held on Wed- nesday. ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN AND VICE CHAIRMAN. Mr D. H. Da.vies, 'Rorsedd, was unani- mously le-elected chairman; and Mr W. E. Williams vice-chairman. JOINT SANITARY COMMITTEE. Captain Hugh Roberts, Messrs D. H. Parry, J. T. Jones, and J. F. Roberts were appointed representatives of the Council on the Joint Sanitary Cornniitt??- of Carnan-on. I shire. I NATIONAL LIBRARY. A communication was rece. ed from the Aberystwyth Town Council asking for sup- port to the Council's claim for the National Library. — On the motion of Mr D. II. J Parry, it was decided to support, the appli• c-a Vion. ROADS. A letter «•».« received from the Llan&el- A letter «•».« received from the Llan&el- haiirn Parish Council with regard to com- plaint's ve Moelfro Fawr road. Messrs R. Griffith, R. Wii'i.uns (Pea i host, and G. H. Yale were appointed to investigate the matter.—A deputation from Trevor appeared in support of an application from the parish for a rew road to Trevor. Mr A. H. \Yh, i'icr (one of the deputation) said they asked the District Council to provide a new toad. The s-ite of a «:-»w road would be considerabiy 10, than the expense of repair- r ing the old road, and there would be no gradients, and consequently it would be a c-heap road to construct. They had had the presejt road for over 60 years, when tiieiy? were Oilh three or four houses in the district, but now the population 01 the district was over 1000. A new road was urgently needed. Mr R. Roberts also said that there was a general complaint in the distrkt about the present road. which was da.»gei-t>u3. He thought the road was centuries old, and that it was constructed for private e. On the motion of Mr D. Jone-5. seconded by Mr W. Evans, Llith- faea, th: Council approved of the applica- tion, but asked the Parish Council to pre- pare. plans and estimate of the cost. FFYNON MONACHDY. I A communication was received from the Parish Council in regard to the state of the water of Ffynon Monachdy, and stating that they hud not received any complaints; that the well was private property; and that they did not think they were "liable in the matter.—After some discussion, the matter adjourned for a month. and the surveyor- was asked to further report upon it. r BRIDGE AT ABERDARON. The Aberdaron Parish Council wrote stat- ing that an experienced builder had esti- mated the cost of constructing a culvert at at £ 70.—It was stated that the Parish Council had been a-sked to prepar" plans.—Mr Owen Jone-s (Aberdaron) asked whether the Council would undertake .0 support the Parish Council, if they pre- pared plans.—It was decided tc ask the'! f Parish Council for plans. THE COUNCIL'S WORKMEN. Mr W. E. Williams proposed that tho question of whether thie Council's workmen should devote their timo exclusively to thn service of the Council be referred to n. com- mittee. He f^It that all thp workmen shfiuld work the full year, and b" paid woekly.— The matter was iefcri-ed to the Roads' Com- mittee. MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. Dr Fraser's report for March was as follows :—-Births. 20; death*. 22. Deaths were ut the rate of 16.1 per 1000. Twelve cases of infectious dises-sc were notified.

HAVE YOU CATARRH? EVERY FOURTH PERSON YOU MEET HAS IT. AN INSIDIOUS AND DANGEROUS DISEASE. WORSE HHAN BRONCHITIS. Catarrh commences frequently by running at the nose; sets up inflammation of the mucus membrane of the nose and throat, followed by a stopped up feeling in the nose and dropping of mucus in the throat. It partially stop-) up the air vesicles of th-j lungs, Inflames the bronchial surface, sets up catarrhal br#;chitis or catarrhal asthma, accompanied by a dry or loose oough, diffi- culty in breathing, with unpleasant hawking and (expectoration. The mucus thus secreted works its way down the ulimentary canal to the stomach, catarrh of the stomach and intestines following. It then becomes a. persistent constitutional disease, both dangerous and disagreeable, leaving the patient very susceptible to cold, and every additional cold aggravates the symptoms. until it alle,-to the hearing and graduaUy the Reuse of smell and taste VENO'S LIGHTNING COUGH CURE is the most efficient remedy for this disagreeable com- plaint. It acts directly upon the mucus surface, relieves the irritation, clears the bronchial tubes and air vesicles, and relieves the stopped up feeling in the nose. It is infinitely superior to any local treatment. It act., constitutionally, clears catarrh thoroughly out of the system you feel better the first day: yon begin to breathe freely through thfl nose, and rest (omfortablv nt night. Ask for VENO'S LIGHTNING COUGH CURE, 9 £ d, Is ljcl, and 2fi 9d, at Chemists everywhere.

VALLEY RURAL COUNCIL. The annual meeting was held at the Union Workhouse. Valley, on Tuesday, Mr J. N. Thomas (chairman) presiding.

CHAIRMAN AND VICE-CHAIRMAN. Oil the motion of Mr David Williams, .seconded by Mr John Jones, Mr J. N. Thomas was re-elected chairman for the en- suing year.—On the motion of Mr Prythereh, Mr Rice Rowlands was re-elected vice-chair- man PUBLIC WELLS. The inspector of Nuisances presented a re- port on the public- wells, with suggestions as to the remedying of defects.—Some discus- sion took place as to whether this work should be done by the Council or referred to the different Parish Councils with a request, that they should place the wells in a satisfac- tory condition.—The Clerk said that the re- sponsibility of placing the wells in order rested with the Rural Council.—It was ulti- mately resolved that the different Parish Councils be requested to deal with the matter, the medical officer's report and the inspector of nuisance s rerwrt on the wells to oe sent to the respective Parish Councils in the district.

Mr Wili;am J. Gruffydd, B.A., one of the Rssi-Iant masters of the Beaumaris County School, a well-known bard, has been awarded the priite offered by the "Westminster Gazett^e'' for the beat piece of poetry to com- pittt one of the unfinished poema Qf Shelley,

aw—1nwa—hi—— FOOTBALL. COMBINATION. BANGOR v. NANTWICH. At Bangor, on Saturday. Result: Ban- gor, 3; Nantwich, 1. BANGOR v. PORT SUNLIGHT. At Bangor, on Easter Monday. Result: Bangor, 4; Port Sunlight, 1. WELSH AMATEUR CUP. FINAL TIE. BANGOR RESERVE v. ESCLUSHAM. Played at Wrexham, on Saturday. Re- sult fisclusham, 4 goals Bangor Reserve, 0. WELSH COAST LEAGUE. PENMAENMAWR v. BANGOR RESERVE. At Penmaenmawr, on Easter Monday morning. Result: Bangor Reserve, 4 Pen- jnaenawr, 1. ORDINARY. NORTHERN WELSH v. TRITONVILLE. Played at Dublin on Good Friday. The Welshmen, who are members of clubs on the North Wales coast, played finely, and de- feated the homesters, who included six international players, by throve g0a'6 to one, BANGOR RESERVE v. NEW BRIGHTON TOWER. At Bangor. on Friday. Result: Bangor, 2; New Brighton, 1. SHOTS. The decisive defeat of the Bangor Re&erve team in the final of the Welsh Amateur Cup at Wrexham on Saturday was a bitter pill. So confident were they that the Reserves would capture the cup that the supporteis of the '"schoolboys" would not believe the telegram announcing the result. From all accounts of the game it would appear chat the Re&ervee were beaten by a vastly superior team, who, judging by their attainments, had no business to be in that competition at all, but in the senior com- petition. At the interval the score stood at 1—0 in favour of Esclusham, which, by the way, is a small village a few niil, from Wrexham. In the second half the Lets'-clutch-em folk had matters their own way, and piled on three further goals. Two of these goals were due to careless- ness in Bangor defence, Jones sending through his own goal, and W. Evans giving away a penalty, The Reserves are as much cut up over the defeat as anybody else. The only member of the team who shone was the custodian. Evidently the Ebclusham left half had been instructed with regard to Evans aid Burns, for they could make no headway against him, and tirna after time he thwarted them. Out of the five holday fixtures, the Ban- gor oeuior and reserve team have annexed ten points,—four being much needed Com- bination points. On Saturday the Nantwich team gave a fine exhibition, and it was with some di- fficulty tinat Bangor nuviaged to defeat them. The record crowd for this #«HW5on at any rate witnessed Monday's game between Bangor and Port Sunlight, and the reee;pt8 must have been close upon £ 20. It was very unfortunate that at the start of the game Boague, who throughout the season has played consistently well for Ban- gor, should have been injured, and during the rest of the game t was a case of "missing Boague." 0 The stars of the opening half were Evans and Burns, thelatter acori .g three goals in succession with finely-judged shots, but it was Evans, who presented him with the opportunities, sometimes from very difficult positions. There were several exciting incidents in the second half, one in particular being of a hair-raising description. Though hotly pressed and forc-ed to th9 extreme corner, R. T. Evans managed to whip across a very fine centre, and to clear the ball the goalkeeper left his charge. R. Owen, however, wastooqu'ek for him, and headed the ball over his head iu the direction of the empty goal. Suddenly McMillan, one of the visiting halves, sprang apparently from nowhere, but though he cleared, the referee pointed to midfield. Styled the "Northern Welsh," a team composed of members of the Llandudno, Portmadoc, Penmaenmawr, and other towns on the coast has been c.eating a sensation in Ireland. They went over to Dublin on Good Friday to play Tritonville, a team of some ropute in Ireland, end containing six Irish inter- national men. That the "Northern Welsh," of which Mr E. Lloyd Williams, is director, stage manager, and sponser. played havoc with the Irish team, and won by three goals to one. For the winners, Hotchklss, who will, in all probability, migrate to one of the Ir.sh teams next year, gave a fine exhibition, and Tommy Buckland, of Bangor, was the best player on the field, which i.s the one on which the Dublin Freebootsis usually disport themselves. As showing the strength of 1 ritonv.lle, it might be stated that seven of them have ( been selected to play for Lein",ter against Mui;ster, so the Northetn Welsh can pride themselves upon no mean achievement.

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No Bills of Sale, and the strictest privacy guaranteed. On receipt of application representative will wait upon you by appointment and advance you the amount required, repayable by easy instalments to sttit your own convenience. Special rates for short periods. Write (in confidence) to actual lender: C. WELLS, Corridor Cham- bers, Market Place, LEICESTER. i21 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERIS AND PADARN VALE. R. A. HUGHES (Alarch Gwyrfai), BILLPOSTER, TOWN CRIER, AND BILL DISTRIBUTOR, LLANBERIS. BY APPOINTMENT OF THE DISTRICT AND PARISH COUNCIL. Owner of the Chief Posting Stations, all in the most prominent partB of Llan- beris, and surrounding districts for Mix miles round. All Orders entrusted to my care shall be oarried out thoroughly. NANTLLE VALE DISTRICT. EDWIN ROBERTS, BILLPOSTER, &c., 86, LLWYNDU ROAD, PENYGROR8. POSTING STATIONS in all tbe most prominent parts of this extensive and populous District. All orders shall have my personal attention. FESTINIOG S.C. DISTRICT. B. B. DAVIES. BILLPOSTER, TOWN CRIER, BILL DIS- TRIBUTOR, BLAENAU FESTINIOG. BILLPOSTING contracted at the most moderate terms at Blaenau, LI an Ffes- tiniog, Tanygrisiau, Maentwrog, and Traws- fynydd. Office: — Bowydd Temperance, Bloenau Festiniog. Ail orders carefully and promptly atended to. HOLYHEAD AND DISTRICT BILLPOSTING CO. BILLPOSTING, TOWN CRYING, and GENERAL ADVERTISING, punctually attended to, and done on most reasonable terms. Fine large Posting Stations in most pro- minent parts of the Town and Country for 10 miles round. Sole Manager: E. D. JONES, 2, Fair View, HOLYHEAD. CARNARVONSHIRE BILU POSTING CO. The Billposters for Carnarvon, Pwllheli, Nevin. Criceieth, Portmadoc, Penygroes, Nantlle Vale, Clynnog, Llanberis, Ebenezer, Beddgelert, Portdinorwic, Ac. "Parcels for Pwllheli District to be addressed to 16. Gaol street. Pwllheli; and for all other places to the Head Office: 20, Caetle square, Carnarvon. Quickly correct all irregularity* reincvta. M B oMtructioDi, and reliave tise tf>m.rtw»i<n i' M^il symptoms so prev.Unl iritis tii* 1 ,»sx. Boies, Is. 14<L. ■ is. #d., and large is. #d., and large fo,i L ul oil B ormat —3k ,III receipt of UK 11 ii 111111 15 St. er 5<! 9».litv .tarap* bj V E T- 'V/IaK » Maru-'ao- r Cheiuist*, LONG BOW, KOTTINGUA*. 4 ■ 1——W—, CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. RAMS are now conveyed between any pair of Cambrian Stations, at a ciia fsch°r ° minimum of 1* SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY J- the several stacks of well-harvested HAY, of the growth of 1904, standing at the undermentioned Stations on the Cambrian Railways, and estimated to contain fbe respective quantities, more or less, aleo undermentioned, viz. • Whitchurch 6J. Fenn's Bank, M. Bangor, 121. ralsarnaii, 7t. •ppfy tofUrtiWr particular8' aad to treat, C. S. DENNISS, rv and General Manager. Oswestry, March, 1905. ALTERATION OF TRAINS T? Aff? MONDAY, MAY 1st, I he 6.„o a.m. tram from Pwllheli will be r't^fd fl°1m Llanbedr and Pensarr, ae under: — Llanbedr and Pensarn, dep. 7.28 a.m.; Drffryn, dep. 7m35 a.m.. Bamontb, arr. 7.45 a.m.; Barmouth, dep. 7.50 a.m.; Barxnouth Junction, arr. 7.55 a.m.; Bar- Tt prci°. P' The"«> at 7 train from Bannouth will leave at 7.ob a.m., and be 5 minutes eaviiar at each station to Doleellcv. earlier Tho,.10-j5 a-m- trnin from Dolgellev w;h be retimed as under :-DolgeIley de7 q 50 a.m.; Penmaenpool, den 95-, a.„ a\i 107 aV S'B 1 Bsrm"l,lh JuMtiio/ a«r." 1010 f'ofow. train doo 9.45 10^0 n ,« t .S^'TOouth Junction with tbe ystwyth. Machynlleth and Aber^ „ C. S. DENNISS, Secretary and General Manaiwr, Oswestry, April, 1905. HOTELS. JONES' BOTEL. 7 and 8, SUFFOLK STREET, PALL MALL. LONDON. Homo Comforts. Moderate Terms. ah!w1C tlu^,uSh°ut. Telegraphic Nod«S, Ss?'- Load^ T" PROPIUETOJl-H. R. JONES. GWAIiIA. hotbl, 8, and 9, Ul>PEIl WOBURN PLACE, TAVISTOCK SQUARE, LONDON, w.e. Telegrpahic addivxss: "Gwynfa, London." A very comfortable Hotel, spaciowi roouogt very central. G minutes' walk from E-uston. bt. Pancras, and King's Cross Stations, 20 minutes from Paddington, by undetgrolloot railway to Gowvr f-tivt. Electric liglit, throughout. Tettaa v^ry moderate. Night Porter. a 7 EDWARD JENKINS. GWALiA H'>TEr,. LLANDRINDOO £ LLS. 2330 LIVERPOOL SB!A.FTXISBTr»« EC QTbt, MOUNT PLEASANT. A f-ew mimltes' walk from Antral and Limo Street Stations. Electric Trams from Landing Stage pass the Hotel. FIRST CLASS TEMPERANCE HOUSE. With moderate charges. Welsh spoken. Lioctric Light. 100 Rooms. Night Porter. Telephone 2244 Royal. lekgrams: Shaftesbury Hotel, Liverpool* WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE HOTEL, MONTAGUE STREET. RUSSELL SQ., LONDON, COMFORT THE FIRST CONSIDERA- TION. Bed and Attendant (inclusive), from 2e 3t? Lrpakfaat or Tea. from Is 3di Centrally situated. Telegrams: "Faithful," London. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCe HOTEL,

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