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BUSINESS AS USUA L.-Afan c!i ester Notise, Bangor, is full of new goods for ?/'?r?< T?'??y—???r< C????' .S'c?- Coats, C/?/????? Coats and Dresses, Cc??/?, //?? of the Latest ?v? and r??. z.<7? //?/??' ?'??M/?t-.—H?. 0. M??/??w? in- vites YOU to see his grand displays- STRA WBERRIES will soon he here. Secure your Sugar now■ Special offer at I'J. Tecid Daviec. Tel. 4x. Af ILLIA,E[,: I'. -Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, eic., trimmed and Re-made. Ladies' own materials—Miss Parry, 10, Regent-street, Upper Bangor KYFFIN SUPPLY STORES, BAN- GOR.-The np-to-dat! Grocery and Pro- vision Stores. Noted for Quality Clean- liness, md Court esy.-Prop r ielor TV. R. lonese WINDOW-CLEANING and CHIM- IVEY SWEEPING. Owing to Dissolu- tion of Partnership of the Bangor Window-Cleaning and Chimney Sweep- ing Company, for all Chimney-Sweeping cow apply to Ansonia, 79, Garth-road- Good and. clean work guaranteed, OWEN IOA'ES, LADIES". GENT'S, and MILITARY TAILOR, la and 7, briars-road- Customer s' own Material made zip. Suits, etc-, turned and renova- ted at moderate charges. lit. ROSEN-—Special Show for Whit- suntide of Ladies' Robes, Blouses, Chil- dren's Outfitting, Smart Hats, etc- Rail- way Shop, High street, Bangor. U ki, VUIV 1, LAt^E R in Cotton Bags- Present prices: 61 lbs-, 10d; 'i lbs-i ls bd; 35 lbs. 8s. THE REV. E. DAVIES, Blaina, Monmouth, will preach at the Tabernacle on Sunday itext, morning and evening. FEMALE ASSURANCE COLLECTUR.-One of tne largo assurance tirros is employing a female collector on their local staff. -A drapery lirm have also in their employ female travellers. A PATRIOT.— Hoping for success for King w-ts tho concluding sentence in a written appeal which was read at the Military 'Tiibtuial on Tuv>sday AETHWY RURAL COUNCIL. Mr Ben. Aviill-i, sou of the into Mr R. B. Evans, cierk. to the Guardians, had been .appointed clerk to the lAethwj Rmal District Council for the duration of tho war. The post was held by hie father until his death. ORGAN RECITAL.—At St. James' Church, Jjimer Bangor, on Wednesday the organist (.Mr JU. L de M. Loathes, M.A., Mus-Bac.) gave an oran recital, and he h&d the assistance, as -v,coa list of Mr Griffith. Owen, one of the Cat-he- irat lav clerks, who sang Handel's Waft hor, uigeis, and "Load, kindly Light" (Pughe l&vaus*. The instrumental items were: Prelude uid I''ugue in G (I'ach). Romance tittibezist-ein), "rülddas (Peer Gynt) (Grieg;, Sonata in E Minor Rheitiberger>, Andante (Hoely), and I-eeta* March (C. E. de M. Leathes). The collection, i: L 19s 6d, was handed over to the 1 enrliyn Cottage V. A. D. Hospital. I-ENRIIYN COTTAGE V.A.D. HOSPITAL. Gifts gratefully acknowledged for week ending I ,1"iitti,sdity Mav i!5.iiMrs Glynne Jones, maga- zines and books; Mrs S. Dew. jam and pillow cases; Mrs GIYlln Wiliiams, pillow oases; Miss J. Ellis, Wig, pillow oases; Lanfairfechaji G.F.S. candidates, per Miss Hirst. mincing machme bought wit-h prococds of saLe of quilt made by the candidates; Miss tlaynes, cakes; Mrs Ann lcr.es, 8, Penllvs terrace, matches and tobacco; Mrs Dargic, poultry food Miss Edith Roberts, Bowers and magazines; Mrs Morgan, St. Ann's .vica.rage, cigarettes and eggs; Mrs D. C. Davies, The Old Bank, curran.t loaf and cigarettes; Mrs Richards, Penrhos Hall, oranges; Mrs Evans, ticket for entertainment; lro Marcus lait, oranges and bananas; Mr I/avat, cricket ball; Mrs Bavne, making jam and supplying sugar; Mrs T. J. Edwards, 92, Orme-rd., eggs; Mrs Pal- fernilvn. bana.Da3- Mrs H-LLgh(?s, Ffridci??d?Nc,4i 1 N pal_ fermari, bananas Mrs Hughes, Ffriddoedd Farm, ^lilk Mrs Be!lis,rhuibarb and mint ;Mrs Rowlands, Ciwyiifryn, cigarettes; Rev. J. C. Morrioe, vege- tables; Miss Houston, shirts; Miss E. Rowland, -.al;es; Mrs Harding, eggs and magazines; Mrs E. o Price, collars; Mr J. Hughes, Penybryn, ■veg° etables; Mr H. F. Perkirw, magazines Miss iE. Matthews, sugar; Mrs Trench, oakes, collars, maga, tieo and flowers; Mrs Evans, Olive Mount, puddings; Mr A. Mackay, Halys, sack of oatmeal. The "following would be much appreciated:— (Vegetable*, fruit. loan of self-prop oiling chair or bain chair, eggB, cigarettes, tobacco and matches. Mrs Trench would be so grateful if friends who have motors would kindly take the patients for a drive sometimes. The following artistes gave an excellent enter- tainment at the hospital on Friday eveming, May 19th. which was greatly enjoyedMiss Nesta I'Toulkes Jones, Miss Laura Roberts, Miss Peggy Ro-borts, Mr Soaper, and Mr W. H. Evans. A delightful afternoon was spent at Friars Bchooi on Wednesday;, when Mr Glynn VVilliaxns Icirdly arranged a cricket match between the patients and Friars School. BODLONDEB HOSPITAL. I The following gifts have been much gratefully received:—Eggs, Miss Pritchard, Bryn Hyfryd, Beaumaris, Anon. Miss Briereliffe; cigarettes, Mrs Luther Jones; vegetables, Mrs Vincent, Mrs Davies (Treborth). The Palace; cakes, Mrs Wil- son, Llanfairpwll; lfowers, Mrs Vincent, also Bedspread; magazines, Mrs Burnaby (Menai Bridge); floor cloths, Miss Jones (8, Penllvs- terrace. Wants: Eggs, cigarettes, vegetables, floor and [clisll cloths, jam, dusters All the V.A.D. members were taken for an oxcursion to the mountains on Saturday by the Commandant, the outing being much appro- !terrace) MILITARY NEWS. I Vetty Olliccr C. Wilkinson, Tabernacle street, ia homo on short leave. Gunner J. H. Jones. Rock House, Caellepa, who is serving in the Welsh (Cam.) Royal Garri- son Artillery, has passed an examination in gunnerv at Woolwich. Lance-Corporal 11. Owen, 1. Lower-street. C ae !epa, who is attached to the first armoured motor battery, has been promoted Corporal. Caplain J. II, Davics. formerly a student at the (University College, and who has been out at the iront, paid a visit to Bangor,.this week. BANGOR BATTALION C.V.R. I orciet-a for A" Co. for week ending June 3rd, 1916 Parades: -Ttiesday and Friday. 7.45 p.m., Dl ia U'uri and company drill, at Penrhyn Park. Fall m at Drill Hall. Musketry -.—Tuesday and Friday, < p.m. Wednesday, 6 p.m., annual meeting at Drill Hall; all members invited (uniform). L>utiesOrderly officer, Platoon Commander iVincent; orderly sergeant, Platoon Sergeant Davies. n. J. ROWLANDS, O.C. "A" Co. ADVENT OF SUMMER TIME. 1 With tho minimum of inconvenience or trouble the new summer time came mto vogue in Bangor. The town clock, the Cathedral clock, and aiso that at St. James' Church wore altered on Sat- urday night, but the officials at the Post Oflice and tho Railway Station delayed tho operation until the time appointed by U»o Government, 2 a.m. on Sunday morning. This hour was selected to avoid confusion on the railways, there being very few trains which gtart. on their journeys between 2 and 3 a.m. on Sunday mornings. The only grumbling has emanated from farm- ers, who urge that the hay should not be cut until the dow has dried, and that the dew wiii pee fall an hour e.triior or the cows give milk an Lour in advance bccause of the alteration of the clooks. Several farmers are said to bJ ignoring li.e new Act. Th"e are no penui provieions in the Act, but if these "passive resisters" desire to catch trains, their attitude will have its draw- backs. A teacher of one of the upper classes in an ele- jrentary tchooi inquired on Monday how many pf tlr: pupils went to bod without a light on the rev-iotis night, and with one exception the pupils answered in ,he affirmati-e. The Ileadniastor of another school tiaa fcund a markwi improve- rient in tho punctuality of the children since Voiiday. OBITUARY. I Tho interment took place on Wednesday week, at Glanadda Cemetery, of Mrs M. W illiams, widow of Mr W. Williams, who icont the Kyffin Arms, Iligh-street, a houso which waG many years ago pulled down to maito room for other business premises. Mr3 Williams, who was 85 years of age. died in Ashbourne-terraoe. Higher Brough- ton, Manchester, and the body was brought to Bangor for interment. The Rev. J. C. Morrice, vicar, officiated. The chief mourners wero Messrs J. Williams, Birmingham, and James Kenrv W'illiams, Southport (sons); Miss Alioe Williams, Manchester (daughter); Mrs W oolle}-, Manchester (daughter); Mrs Williams, 34, Orme- road (daughter); Mr John Williams, Inspector of Postmen ?soa in l?w), with a number of other re- lati ves. Tho ? funeral of Mr J. B. Harris, formerly post- JT 311ter of Bangor, whose death was reported in o i last, issue, took place last Friday at Norwood Eemeterv, London. Among the wreaths was one Irom tiio postmaster and srtaff of the Bangor office. PUTTY SESSIONS. -1 I Tho weeklv sessions were ncjci on luesaay, uciore I lir W. Pti.he (Chairman), ltev. W. Morgan (St. Ann's), Messrs R. J. Williams, and J. Evan Roberts. A Krcncli lady, now staying in Bangor, was charged with entering a prohibited area without permission. The defendant. who was accompanied hy her husband, a French soldier, who has been fighting in Verdun, ■tated that t>!ie camrnit ted tho offence in ignorance. Superintendent Grlflith said it was dearly so. and ht; did not press for a penalty. The defendant's husband was granted a > short holiday, and he wrote to his wife,-who lived ^i Margate, to joiu him. lIt Hangor. In another lettet-lie told her to obtain permission to enter Bangor, but she did not receive that letter before leaving, for Bangor. The husband was returning to the trout at ttim end of the week and the wife in- tended going back to Margate. The Magistrates' Clerk {Mr Niticeiit) remarked that though the defend- ant was an alien she was a friendly alien.-The Chair- man suid the police were quite justified in bringing the ease forward, but under the circumstances it would be dismissed. Richard Thomas, carter, Glanrafon, claimed 23s from David Thomas, Wacn Wen, for wrongfully quitting his service. Tho plaintiff stated that the defendant, who was employed by him as a carter, left w.Viout notice. Believing that he would come back plaintiff kept the horse and cart in the stable, for some time. The de- fendaat contended that he did givo notice. There was no contract as to the hours lie should work, nnlv that he should convey a certain number of loads per day from the railway station to the gas works. lie would have left the plaintiff's employ sooner but for a request of the manager of the gas works that ho should remain so that all the coal could be conveyed to the gas works.—The defendant was fined 10s and costs.

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