The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

A06 Voile Btouscz, Is Illd, worth 69 Ud Pique Blouses. 2s lUd, worth 4s lid Mtk Blouses, 58 lid" worth 12 Ud Delaine BIoasea, os lid, worth !2s lid (i Li a Li uD rT ?'?????' ?M?S?SS?SS' E]asic Top Knickers, Is llid) 2s 6!d, 2sIHd Dtrectoirc K'nckfrs, Is Old, Is 6!d, Is Ilid Enibroidery Krnckprs, 2s llid, Ss Hd, 48 lid and )5t< lid Corses, Is lUd, 2s Illd, 3s Ilid to 18s lid Bargain Corsets, Is I I id, worth 3s 6d 4s Hd, worth lid 9d; 6a lid, worth 25s 6d Ladies' Pyjamas, 5s lid, worth 8s lid Women's Combinations. Is 6!d Ditto Is lid, 2s 6 i 2s lid, 3s lid Wool Ditto, 4s Ud, 5a lid, 6s lid, 8s Ild, 9s 11s. !2s lid, 15s lid E L S. N. COOKE, Ltd. n I SALE OF SUMMER CMDS At their "WELL KNOWN SPECIAL PRICES." La.dies' Dressing' Gowns, 4s lid, worth 7s lid. Child's Serge Coat 5s lid, worth 27s 6d. Ladies' Silk Sport Coats, 16s lid, worth 238 6d. Flannel Dressing Gowns, 18s lid. worth 27s 6d. Cloth Ooats. 9s lid, worth 16s lid. Children's Silk Kilties, 5s lid, worth 98 lid. Cotton aud Linen Sheets, Hemstitched and Twil!, 7s lid, 9s lid, lie 9d, 13s lid, 168 lid per pair Bed Spread, 12ti lid, 15s lid, 18;¡ lid, 25s 6d TeneriSe Bed Spread 12s lid Embroidered Bed Spread, 18s lid, worth 25s 6d Bed Spread, JE8 8s Od each Table 'loths, 12s lid, worth 2l8 Cosies. 2s I I id, worth 4s Hd Table Centres, Is Oid, worth 2a 6d Cotton and Linen Towels, 8id, lOid, Is Oid, Is 6iù, 2s 8id Turkish Towets, Is Oid, 18 3id, Is 61d, Is 9d, 2s -3id Bath &ts, 2s Bid, 3s 6d, 5s lid Plain Pillow Cases and Bo!sters, lOid, Is Oid, Is 3id, Is 9d, 2s 6id 2 Hemstitched Ditto, Is 6d, Is Ilid, 2s 61d, 2s 11 id Embrciderfd Pillow Cases, Is Utd, 2s 1 Id, 3s 1 Id, 4s 1 Id, 5s I Id, 6s 1 id PlUow Shams &ud Sheet Sh&ms Wash Stand Seta, Is 6!d, Is lid, 2s Ud Duchesse Sets, Is Old, Is 6d, 3s 6d Tray Cioths, 1 Did, Is, la 6d, 2s 3d 17 ? ?u Skirts, 3s Ilid, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid Satin Skirts, 6- lid, worth Us 9d Silk Skirts, 18-! lid, worth 37a 6d Moirette Skirts, 2s lid, 3s lid, 5s lid Black and White Silk Coat, 18s lid, worth 29s 6d Purple Silk CoM, 12s Ild, worth 21s 6d Brown Orppe Co&t, 18s Ud, worth 29s 6d Piuk Silk Coat, 22s 6d, worth 28s 6d 4L- Camisoles in 1\11 !"ty1es, Is Od, la 3td Is 6;d, Is lUd. 2s 6d, 2s lliot 38 6d, 3s Hd, 4 lid. 5s lid, 6s lid. ?J i ? Night Dresges, 2s 11 id, 3s 6d, 3s lid', 48 lid Cambric Ditto, 5s lid. 6s lid, 8s lid, lla9d WincpttH Night Dresses, 3s lid, 4s lid, n 5s lid Tunnel Niht DrMses, ISs lid. 22a 6d. 25s 6d ———————————SUMMER SALE at S. N. COOKS'S, Ltd, 12, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH SALES BY AUCTtOM. PA\TYGWYFO'L, Near LLANILAR. T?fR. EVAN R. LLOYD has been in- -?'-?- stt'ucted by Mrs. Rees to Sell by Public Auction, at the abovB place, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEtR 29th, 1916. THE HVE AD DEAD 1< AR¡tllXG STOCK Cciupnsmg of o iiORSEb.—Eight-year-old .a:n:; ib nands, supposed to be in toal by PO I ju'ewstow roi'ebt !Llllg li. tucker of i,ut,ve. uy "ivy forest \tnef." Very fine b.-year-ûld Geiuiug. 1& nands. Very u.-eiul QtVear-otd ueidings over 17 hands. "vliY, z,t,,au 14 hands. -jli quiet workers I" ttti g;<ars. 46 HEAD OF CATTLE iC ,L.dl k-o% \11. pruht;, b two-year-old Steers, 4 two-year-oid tieiiei-S, 15 Year- hngs, d Calves. .10(; .LUIBS l FE); S. 30 COLPLES OF FOWLS. :Ioderit inii)!-iiients and Dairy tjtensils, and a large quantity of Galvanized Sheets. Q.UUt,lty of Household Furniture. Luncheon at 11. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock nrompt. Credit on conditions. d500_ 1,000 Horses. £234 Prizes. Crewe Horse Repository. GREAT AUTLMN HORSE SALES AND FOAL SHOW. -HTENRY T?A?LEY A?D QO?S, ?1 ?-Limited. ? October 5th.—Hunters, Harness Horses, Hacks Pedigree Hackneys, Cobs, and Ponies. October 6th.—Great Sale of Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings, Lurry and Van Horses..Rest Cart Gelding wins B20; 2nd E5; Farmers' Class, 1st JB10; 2nd, .(.-5. October 12th.-Annual Sale of Pedigree Shires and Young Agricultural Horses. Best Female Shire wins JB20 Cash. October 15th.—Annual Show and Sale of Shire Foals (the premier Show of the Midlands). Best Fiiiy Foal. JElO; 2nd, JE5. Ddtto for Colt Foals. Champion Prize best Foa!, £30 cash. Many special entries already to hand for these important fixtures 'I Schedules and entry forms on applica- tion. Entries close—Light and Heavy Morses, September 50th; Shires, Cart Colts, and Foa!s, October 4th d505 PUBLIC NOTICES. õr- War Charities Act, 1916. 1. The Act provides in Section 1 (1) that it shall not be lawful to make a public appeal for money or articles in kind for any War Charity as defined by the Act, or to attempt to raise money by a bazaar, sale, entertainment or exhibition, or by any similar means for any such Charity unless (1) the Charity i<; regis- tered under the Act and (2) the Charity has approved of such appeal or attempt to raise money. Any contravention of this provision is an offence against the Act and ts punishable on summary conviction by a fine of not more than J&100 or imprison- ment with or without hard labour for not more than three months. 2. The Act does not apply (1) to any collection at divine service in a place of public worship or (2) to any Charity which may be exempted by the Registration Authority from the provisions of .Section 1 of the Act. 3. The Registration Authority is: (a) As respects a Municipal Borough or Urban District—The Council of the Borough or Urban District. (b) Elsewhere—The County Council. 4. Applications for registration or ex- exmption must be made to the Authority in whose area the administrative centre of the Charity is situate, and must be made in the forms prescribed by the Charity Commissioners, copies of which can be obtained from the Authority. Upon registration or exemption of a Charity a certificate of registration or exemption will be given to the Charity by the Author ty. 5. The Regulations made by the Charity Commissioners and approved by the Secretary of State provide that no Charity ma-y be exempted from the pro- visions of Section 1 of the Act unless the scope of its operations as regards the amount of subscriptions expected to be obtained, the duration of the Charity or th< area of collection or benefit is so limited as in the opinion of the Authority to make it unnecessary In the publio interests that the Charity should be Registered under the Act. Charity Commission, Ryder Street, St. James's, S.W. d622 PU5L:C NOTICES. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES CARDIGAN- SHIRE DISTRICT. The Recruiting Officer, Drill Hall, Aber- ystwyth, asks ior informatiom regarding the following men, as to whether they (a) have joined the Army; (b) are excepted from the provisions of the Military &)ervice Acts, 1916; (o) are in possession of a definite corti- cate ar budge exempting them from liability for Military Service; (d) are in a reserved occupation; (e) have moved to another district; &c., &c. The above information is required to complete records in Recruiting Offices and any communication witi be treated in strict confidence. Group or Name. Last known Address. Age. Class. We-ale, James Alfred, 6, .ort4-ast., Aberystwyth 27 G10/1 Lewis, John, Troedrhiwfelin, Devil's Bridge 32 C58/50 Millard, J. W-, 4, South Road, Aberystwyth 38 C44/85 Davies, David John, BIaen- awen Isaf 28 C54/10 I Evans, David, Tanyfynwent, Llangwyryfon 39 C45/50 EIstone, Wm. Chas., c/o F, B. Newington, Brynygog, Tregaron, C'ards. 31 C14/12 Evans, Arthur, Meillionen, Llanilar 56 C42/42 Ful!man, Fred, Nenlunfach, PMthirwen, Boncath, Card. 19 C2/326 Lewis, James, Mi)l Street, St. Dogmells, Cards. 23 C 6/70 Richbell. Thomas R., Cla-n- traf, Cardigan 33 G59/19 Dout, Alberta, Cambrian Hotel. Berth, Cards. 18 CM/10 Buzie, William, Rhosygader Farm, Btaenanerch, Cardi- gan 20 C5/8 Co'.egate, George, Brithdir, Rhydlewis, HenIIan, S.O. 22 C5/204 Jones, Robert, Blaenant, Newcastle Emiyn 25 CB/60 Ruddock, Charles Keith, 4, Mill Street, Aberystwyth 23 C6/175 Evans, David Jones, BIaen Aeron, Cards. 22 C5/219 CARDIGAN CC'UNTY COUNCIL. SHEEP SCAB.. TO FLOOKMASTbR.8, FARMEiUS, AND) OTHERS. nnHE ATTENTION of Flockmasters, l''armers, and others is directed to the Regulations made by the Cardigan County Council at a Quarterly Meeting held on Juty 26th 1916, under the Sheep Scab Older of l905, as amended by the Sheep Scab Order, 1910. Under the Regulations when sheep are moved into this County from any of the adjoining counties, the occupier of the premises into which they are moved must forthwith give noiice of the arrival to an Inspector of the Local Authority and the Sheep must as soon as practicable after their arrival be dipped twice within an in- terval of not less than seven and not more than fourteen days between the two dippings, the dipping to take place in the presence of an Inspector, who has power to extend the time for dipping or exempt sheep from the dipping required by the Regulations, if he is satisfied that such extension or exemption is desirable. Sheep required to be dipped must not be moved from the place of destination with- out a Licence to be granted by an In- spector. Copies of the Regulations may be in- speeted at any time at my Oihce, or at the Police Stations at Abcrystwyth, Aber- ayron. Cardigan, LIandyssul, Lampeter, and Tregaron. Dated this 18th day of September 1916. EVAN EVANS. Clerk to the Conncii. Cbunty Oounci! Onice. Aberygtwyth. d505 MERIOXETH LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITY. POULTRY PRODUCTION AND EGG DISTRIBUTION SCHEME. ?T?HE Merioneth Education Authority, acting as the Agricultural Instruc- tion Committee or the County, ifivitf- applications from persons prepared to estabEsh Stations for the Distribution to Cottagers and Smallholders of Eggs at Pure-breed Fowls. A limited m'mbcr of between four and six stations onty will be established for areas to be selected by the Committee. FuU particulars of the. conditions to be complied with by ration Holders, and form of application, may be obtained on request to the undersigned. Applications must be sent or delivered to me on or before the 4th October next. RICHARD BARNETTT, Secretary to the Merioneth L.E.A. County Education Offices, Towyn (Merioneth). d502 ? ) PUBLIC NOTICES. 1 MERIONETH EDUCATION COMMITTEE. SIX EXHIBITIONS, of the value of .67 ? each, are oSeied to Merionethshire Pnp!Is to attend Short Course in Agri- culture to be held in October at the University College of Wafes, Aberystwyth. Applications, stating age, educational training, and present occupation, should reach me, the unders1gn.?d, not later than the 28th September. )916. RICHARD BAR.NETT, Secretary to the Merioneth L.E.A. County Education Office, _towyn, Mer_d471 MPORTANT TO HOME & FOREtCM BUYERS ??.icbrated HynlymonObampion (Champion of England and Walew) Trottin(; Speed 19 miles per hour (Rate). witnessed by D. E. Da vies. Esq., Barmouth, atso by Dr. James, Borth. Mr Comptoo Evans is open to sell the above htrse Failing to sell locatly, Plynlymon Champion will be sold at latington Shire Sates. The bostjudges value Plyniymoa Champion at 1.000 guineas. JE450 ws refused at Da)is fair, offered by Mr Hancock Lostick; €500 offered !ast. Friday (witnessed by G. J. Hushes. Esq.. Brynhafod, Tregynon. Breeder and owner. Compton Evans Aberystwyth. Mr Evans inten<is taking up of the business of Auctioneer d514 BARMOUTH. PUBLIO NOTICE. THE BUSINESS earned on by Lloyd, Fishmongef, Fruiterer, Poulterer, etc., next door to the Lion Hotel, has been REMOVED to the OLD POST OFFICE PREMISES, HIGH STREET, Where the continued patronage of the public is earnestly solicited. o930 MR. JOHN ROBERTS, N.D.A., F.S.I., MAESTEGFRYN (LATB PERFEDDNANT) TOWYN, BEGS to inform the pnblic that he has held JD no business connection as partner with Messrs. Cooke Bros. & Robert", Auctioneer* and Valuers, for the last 5 yeara. He wishes to notify Agriculturists and others that he now carries on his old business of CHARTERED & GENERAL SURVEYOR. AGRICULTURAL VALUER AND ADVISER At the above Address, and also at ABERYSTWYTH. DOLGELLEY AND PWLLHELL d239 GILLART AND SONS, Auctioneers House Mid Estate Agents. Valuers and Surveyors MACHYNLLETH AU TION SALES of Freehold and LeMehoM Pro- pertiea, Uround Rentf. Furniture, Ftrminf: Stock, and VALUATIONS made for Estate Duty. Tranafer, Mort¡rlle 3.nd otber pnrposes. SURVEYS made and Plans repared, ESTATES managed and Rsntx JoHected. Property ownera advised in regard to the Pro- visional Valuations of their properties under the Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910. Register of honaea and lands to let and for Sale by Private Treaty, i960 Rarmouth and District. WALTER LLOYD JONES. AUCTIONEER and VALUER, QALES ef Property, Furniture, and Farm ? Stock conducted on Moderate Terms and I Promptly Cashed. For terms, etc., apply the Auctioneer, King Edward Street, or Mr John Roberts R!poo House. KILL THAT INSECT, TOMMY. dEND yourpaJs "out yonder "aome tins of iO HARRISON'S NURSERY POMADE— tbey'H be very acceptable. When you haven't time to wash there's a big chance you'll have "companions." A little HARRISON'S POMADE KILLS EVERY INSECT on tmir and body. Insist on having HARRISON S POMADE. "Tins of Comfort" at (id and 9d. Sold by all Chemists—or by post. from HARRISON, Chemist, Reading. Agent for Aberystwyt,h W. M. Jones, Chemist, 33, Terrace road Do)ge))ey, R &:G. WtHtams. Cbemiats, Queen's square. d4 MR. JOHN PUGH, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, Arbitrator under Agricultural Holdings Act Undertakes Sales of all kinds of Property Farming Stock, Furniture, Ac., npom reasonable terms. Strict attentifan given to all business and prompt settle- ment guaranteed. Will attend personally at Aberystwyth on Mondays emd Thars* days and by appointment on any other day. OSloes—Aberystwyth: Great Darkgato St. MachyaUeth: Maengwyn St. TENDERS. ALEXANDRA HALL, ABERYSTWYTH. rt?HE WARDEN invites Tenders for the supply of Bread, Flour, Butter, Milk, Groceries, Provisions Potatoes, and Greengrocery for the Session 1916-1917. Korms (to be obtained at Alexandra Hall) must be returned to The Warden not later than September 29th. d507 ABERAYRON DISTRICT COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE invite tenders for supplying the following Schools with Coal for the season ending 30th April, 1917: 1.—ABERAYRON GROUP. Aborarth Council, Aberayron Council, Aberayron National. 2.—LLANSANTFFREAD GROUP. Llanon Pennant, Cross Inn, CUcennin. 3.-LLANARTH GROUP. Llanarth, Mydroilyn. Penlon. 4—NEW QUAY GROUP. *TaIga,rreg, Gwenlli, Llwyndafydd, Cross Inn, New Quay. 5.-YSTRAD GROUP. Cribin, Felinfach, Dihewyd, Cilie Park. Tenders may be for one or more schools, and must specify class and quality of coal, and to provide for and include the cost of delivery at the school. Persons contracting must be prepared to deliver coal at the schools immediately after acceptance of tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Sealed Tenders marked "Tenders for Coal" to be sent to the undersigned on or before Saturday, 23rd inst. B. C. JONES, Clerk. Aberayron, 12th September, 1916. d484 MONTGOMERYSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. TENDERS FOR COAL SUPPLY. rpHE MONTGOMERYSHIRE Education Committee invite tenders for the supply of Coat to the various Schools in the Schedule hereto for the period ending 30th September, 1917. Tenders may be for the supply of the whole of the Schools name or for any one or more of them must cover the delivery and stacking of the Coal at the various Schools in Cart Loads as and when required, and must state the class of Coal tendered for. If possible a SEPARATE QUOTATION should he given for each school. Quotations should in- clude Lyttleton Nuts and Small Cobbles, Cannock Nuts and Cobbles, and Cannock Deep Nuts. Tenders, sealed and endors "Tenders for Coal," must reach under- signed on or before SATURDAY, 30th I SEPTEMBER. 1916. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or anv tender } LLEWELYN PHTLLIPS, Clerk to the Committee. County Education Offices, Newtown. 13th September, 1916. SCHEDULE OF SCHOOLS. Newtown District.—Bettws C.E., Dol- forwyn C.E., Gerizim CI., Tregynon CI., Fron C.E., LIandvssil C.E., Mochdre Cl Mochdro C.E.. Dolfor C.E.. Cefnycoed d., Aberhafesp Cl., Caersws Cl., Llanwnog C.E., Kerry Charity, Sarn C.E. Newtown Ct., Newtcwn, C.E., Penvgbddfa Cl Hanllwchaiarn C.E., Carno Cl., Clatter CL. Newtown D.S Centre Llanidloes District.—Llanidloes C E GIandwr CI., Dcrnol Cl. LIIdiartvwaen Cl LIangurip: Cl., Cwmbellan Cl., Pantmawr 01., Old HaM Cl., Manledd d., Trefeglwys C! LIawrygfyn d., Staylittle CI. LJan- dinam CI.. Oakeley Park d. Machynlleth District.—Dvlife C.E., Pen- nant C! Bont Cl., LIanbrynnnir Cl., Com- mms Coch CI., Darowen C.E. Cemmaes CI., MachynIIeth C.E. Machynlleth CI Penegoes C.E., LIanwrin CI., Uwc-hvnarreK CI., Aberhosan CI., Derwenlas C< Mach- t ynlleth D.S. Centre. STRONC BOOT TIME. Autumn is the time for StroDg Boots, Golosbes, and Stout Shoes. WINTER FOOTWEAR WITH STYLE AND STRENGTH. or anv tender } LLEWELYN PHTLLIPS, Clerk to the Committee. County Education 0'mces, Newtown. ISt? September, 1916. SCHEDULE OF SCHOOLS. Newtown District.—Bettws C.E., Dol- forwyn C.E., Gerizim CI., Tregynon CI., Fron C.E., LIandvssil C.E., Mochdre Cl Mochdro C.E.. Dolfor C.E.. Cefnycoed d., Aberhafesp Cl., Caersws Cl., Llanwnog C.E., Kerry Charity, Sarn C.E. Newtown Ct., Newtcwn, C.E., Penvgbddfa Cl Hanllwchaiarn C.E., Carno Cl., Clatter CL. Newtown D.S Centre Llanidloes District.—Llanidloes C E GIandwr CI., Dcrnol Cl. LIIdiartvwaen Cl LIangurip: Cl., Cwmbellan Cl., Pantmawr 01., Old HaM Cl., Manledd d., Trefeglwys C! LIawrygfyn d., Staylittle CI. LJan- dinam CI.. Oakeley Park d. Machynlleth District.—Dvlife C.E., Pen- nant C! Bont Cl., LIanbrynnnir Cl., Com- mms Coch CI., Darowen C.E. Cemmaes CI., MachynIIeth C.E. Machynlleth CI Penegoes C.E., LIanwrin CI., Uwc-hvnarreK CI., Aberhosan CI., Derwenlas C< Mach- t ynlleth D.S. Centre. STRONC BOOT T!?. Autumn is the time for StroDg Boots, Golosbe? and Stout Shoes. WINTER FOOTWEAR WITH STYLE AND STRENGTH. Wp can serve you with these oad also we have those cosy etippers for the long evenings, at reasonable ngares. MORTON'S. 42, Terrace Koad, Abcrystwyth We do yowr repairs on the premisea. )18, J8. i!!I-T 115:115::EJ :JECr. WarT!mc Economy However keen to econo'nise you may be, you must huy Boots. But you can exercisf your patriotism here as in other du-pcticms, Don't be extravagant. Consider carefully both the Article aod its price before you buy. —— The Truest Economy is to buy at DtCKS —— By this means you will be pure of getting the best Va)ue obtainable and your satisfaction with the Style and wiring quality guaranteed by more than 50 years' reputation. mmm«! ?r ?am?xuM?Mum? ??*? DICKS <* ?'? ?? ?*??Br??"?' for BOOTb. The three thinf<a Men And Women look for when choosing their Boots are Excellence <)/ Design and P ittivg Good Wearing Quality, and Re(-tsonableneis in Price. DICKS meet thfse demauds so completely and effectually that it will pay every man and woman to visit their ESTABLISHMENTS AT Next door to Post 1? f?VCm? T?QY'lrO'a?? C?/NextdoortoPott JL?M; ?JfJTUcH? JL??JH??cKjU ?U\ OfBce ABERYSTWYTH N.Rh Street, Pwllheli Lester House, Llandyssul High Street, Barmouth Penrallt Street, MachynIIeth Hjg.h Street, Lampeter Victoria Bcitdings, Dolgelley High Street, Cardigan Bank Place, Portmadoc King Street, Carmarthen Bristol House, Aberayrcn Seymour Street, Newcastle Ernlyn High Street. Featiniog -J'3 CH!LFRLJFE For Children A range of garments made from the famous Chilprufe fubric, con- sisting solely of the Finest Pure Wool. They are soft and snug and develop a cosy warmth immedi- ately they are put on. Awarded the Certi6cate of the Institute of Hygiene. SOLE AGENT- R ROWLANDS. Draper and Outfitter, THE PIONEER, 55, North Parade, Aberystwyth !IL- STEAM LAUNDRY, ABERYSTWYTH. 13. JcTisTES OEGS to inform his numerous Customary that ? owin): to the increase of bufinesa he has put down additional NEW AND MODERN MACHINERY to enable him to execute all ordera with promptnea and despatch, and hope. to still merit your esteemed patronage and support. HOTELS AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. SHIRTS AND COLLARS A SPECIALITY. All Goods Collected and Delivered Free of Chargw 8<nd a Postcard and the Van will call. j PMticalaK &nd Prices on application. Btack Se!f Co'oured Corrugated Sheets, I 5 to 10 feet !oitp:,2 feet 3 inches wide. I- I State number and size 'of Sheet required and we will quote CARRIAGE PAID. One Quality Only- THE BEST. Price lists of Anti Corrotive Oxie of Iron Paints and Superior Jet Black Varnish on Appiieation. CHARLES PERRY AND Co.. Midland Works, WOLVERHAMPTON. Tel: "Iron, Wolverhampton." Esbd. over 50 I yeara. c766 j THE CtNEMA, Market St., Aberystwyth. Features to he shown shortly are :— "The Welsh Singer." "Jeanne Dore" (Sarah Bernhardt). "Xighthirdg of London," 'The Christian." And "The Battle of the Somme." Nightiv at 6-30 and 8-30., ¡ Matinees: Monday and Saturday, at 5. t THE RINK, QUEEN'S SQUARE, ABERYSTWYTH. I THE NINTiTpOPULAR Fromenade Concert V(CAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will be held NEXT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 8 to 10 p.m. This is the last Concert this Season with tb5- Municipal Orchestra. d82 BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY, CARDIGANSHIRE. A GENERAL MEETING of the Society ?- will be held at the Victoria HaIL Lampeter, at 1<? noon, On the 5th OCTOBER, 1916. Business: 1. To pass the Annual Accounts. 2. To sanction a Building Grant for the, Aberayron Red Cross Hospital. 5. Any other business. d50L Wesley Church, Queen's Road. HARVEST FESTIV AL On Sunday Next. Services at 11-0 and 6-0. Preacher Rev. Dr STEPHENSON. OOLISE.. UM, ABERYSTWYTH. Manager. JENKIN HUMPHREYS. GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY! Commencing THURSDAY. SEPT. 21at, and two foUowing Ntghts. The GRAND MUSICAL COMEDY REVUB Rullo! Jack Horner. PICKED CASTE OF ARTISTES. SOME GIRLS! SOME SHOW! SOME SINGING! SOME DANCING! SOME'OMEDY! SOME DRESSES: OME SCENERY; "Eh: Misst did you see that." FULL OF FUN. For Particulars see DaybMIa. dol& CASTLE Pk VILION. ABERYSTWYTH. ELLISON'a Enterta!ners PERFORM THREE TIMES DAILY ATf 11. ac 4c 7-30. WET 0. FINZ. Constant Change of Programme. No vulgarity.. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), SEPT 22nd, Grand Cr!enta) Night Splendid prngramme of Eastern items concluding with a laughable revuette "KOOLALoO." Next Week. Next Week. Next Week. LAST WEHK OF THE SEASON. Come and see your old Favourites before they finish. WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, Sept. 27 GRAND fàncy Dress T£ght Screamingly Funny Comedy in one act, "w HO'S WHO?" Seats may be booked at the Box Omce without extra charge. Chocolates (all the be<t brands) and Photo Cards of the Party on e- at the Pavilion. Proprietor Mr J. W. EIIiMn General Manager Mr Harry Gold