Llandudno Advertiser and List of Visitors

+ TIME TABLE FOR APRIL, '■■■ ♦ JEWP9X31:1 Xila.zLcLiidn.0. ja. m.'a. m.la.m.'a in. a.mJa.m. a.m.[a.in. a. m. a. m a. m a. mia.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. LLANDUDNO dep 6 50 7 45 8 10 8110,8 15 8 15 8 25 9 30 11 5 1135 DEGANWY „ 6 55 7 50 8 20j8 30 9 3b 11101140 LLANDUDNO JUNC arr 7 0 7 55 8 17 8 17|8 22 8 25 8 35 9 40 1115 1145 Llan, Junction dep j ,8 2 £ 9 49j 1125 Bangor arr | 8 37 a'>> 1025 12 0 Carnarvon arr 9 27 a x a g 1124 1228 Llanberis arr 10 8 5 3 4f 1 H Llan. Junction dep 7 ot 8 19 8 19 8 24 8 31 8 40 9 51 1150 Rhyl an 7 45| 41 8 418 47 9 0,9 20 1019 1222 Chester arr | 8 3aj 9 18 9 25:9 55:1033 11 9- 1 S2i a. m p m p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m p.m. p.m.jp.m. p.mJp.m. p.m.(p.m. p.m. p.m p.m. LLANDUDNO dep. 1250 1 35 2 55 3 20 3 50j 4 55 DEGANWY „ 1255 1 40 3 0 3 25 3 55; 5 0 LLANDUDNO JUNC air 1 0 1 45 3 o 3 30 4 0| 6 5 LLANDUDNO JUNC air 1 0 1 45 3 53 3°14 01 ( 55 I Llandndno Jtrac. dep 52¡ 319 • • 4 10 615 Bangor arr 2 27 3 83 ■ ■ |4 41 5 50 Carnarvon „ 2 56 4 4 • • 5 10 Llanberis 4 46 • • 7s 6 Llandudno Junc dep II 3 2 4 -3 15j3 35 6 16 Ehyl |1 42 p 3 54 4 2 6 0 Chester „ 2 52 3 27 4 42 7 18 i L__ Ip.m.lp.m jp.m. p.m. p.mp.m.jp.m.lp.m. p.m.lp.m. p.m. i. m. p.m.j p.m. p.m LLANDUDNO dej, |6 Ol |6 20 7 25 7 40:9 15 9 50 2 10)7 30 9 15 DEGANWY „ |6 25 7 30,7 45:9 20(9 55j IS LLANDUDNO JUNC an 6 9! 6 30 7 85 7 50,9 25 10 01 j| 2 20 ,7 40 9 25 j Llan. Junction dep 6 42 7 47j •• 1010j *<* 7 48" Bangor arr 7 15 8 21; j 11044] !8 28 ■ ■ Carnarvon arr 7 43 9 26' • • llsllj 9 26 | • Llanberis arr 8 51 • • >p j • \n Llan. Junction dep 6 11 8 1:9 35 2 29 9 35 Rhyl arr' 6 40 8 44=.10 0 3 0 10 0 Chester ari 7 25 9 55.1052 j 4 0 1052 t Mondays only. s Saturdays only D-Call at Deganwy to pick up for Chester a-id beyond on notice being given at station To Xil £ i.zi.di3.d3ta.o, la.m.,a.m. a.m^a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m.I a.m.'a. m. ja in P. M. p m p. Ia 5 Chester deD ,2 46 6 0 8 5 19 12 10 5 1230 1238 1 35 Rhyl dep !3 33 7 121 9 0 )102ll 1050 1 14 1 48 2 12 Llan. Junction arr 1 0 7 57: 9 44 11 2: 1122 1 42 2 28 Llanberis dep 7 45 Carnarvon dep 31 17 25 8 28 1030 p. »J5> Bangor dep 16 201 |7 55 9 10 ill 9 js g a g Llan. Junction arr jd i4; |8 28) 9 44 1144 LLANDUDNO JUNC .dep 6 5518 10.8 ±0 9 50 ill 5' 1127 1155 1 47 2 32 DEGANWY dep 6 58 8 13:8 43 9 53 ill 8' 113041158 1 50 2 35 LLANDUDNO.arr 7 5 8 20[-8 50 10 0 H115 1137)12 5 1 57 2 42 2 45 p.m. p.m.ip.m.ip.m. p.m.ip.m.ip.m. p.m.[p.m.:p.m.;p.m. p.m.lp.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. 5 20 Chester .dep 1238 2 15, 2 55; :3 15 5 12 6 4 Rhyl dep 1 48< j 2 53j 3 28|3 39i ;4 25 5 4«-t5 38 Llan. Junction arr 2 28 3 17j 3 53 4 6; ;5 5 Llanberis dep 2 25 Carnarvon dep iiSiM' \2 10 3 50 Bangor dep § j2 oOJSatsj 4 35 5 20 «s § Llan. Junction arr 3 23|on yj j 5 10 5 55 LLANDUDNO JUNC .dep j2 42; I 3 22: 3 35l3 55 4 15; jo 10 5 20 6 0 DEGANWY .dep |2 45 3 25' 3 38]3 58!4 18: ;6 13 jo 23 6 3 6 14 LLANDUDNO arr 12 52; 3 32) |3 45j4 5,4 25; jo 20 (5 30) 6 10 6 0 :p,m. p.m.'p.m. p.m. p.m.? p.m.ip.m.ip.m. a.m. a.m. pm p.m. p.m. Chester depart] 6 10 8 40 1125 6 0 « Rhyl „ 6 59 9 28 12 5 • 7 io Advertise Llandudno Junc arrive^ 7 42 j1 10 5 qq" 1229 • 7 45 Llanberis depart! 0 7.J 5 H t YOUr WantS Carnarvon „ 6 30 8 20: Bangor ,} 7 17j 9 uj p 152 j|) the Llandudno Junc arrive: 7 561 9 30: oo • 226 ■ j LLANDUDNO JUN depart; 7 50 8 5 9 35 1015 1235 230 7 50 PILOT" DEGANWY „ 7 53 8 8 9 38 1018 w LLANDUDNO aixive\ [8 0 j8 15: j9 45, 1025 1245 2-10j 8 0 S—Saturdays only L:k.a.:ø.d:a.d.:J:1.0 and Blaeuau Pestiniogf. .————— I SUN- DAY a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m a.m. Llandudno depart. 8 15 Ill 35 ;1 35j 3 50 6 20 7 40 Llandudno Junction depart' 8 35 11 50 12 10i 4 15 6 45 8 10 5 10 Glan Conway 8 39 11 54 ;2 14: 4 19 6 49 8 14 Talycafn and Eglwysbach 8 47 12 2 ,2 22] Sats. 4 27 6 57 8 24 5 21 Lianrwst and Tretriw 9 0 • 12 15 2 39.: only 4 51 7 10 8 43 5 35 Bettws-y-Coed y 14 12 29 2 49: 2 52 5 10 7 20 9 0 5 49 Pont-v-pant 9 26 12 41 3 4 5 22 9 12 Dolwvddelen 9 30 12 46 3 8 5 26 9 16 6 4 Roman Bridgo 9 36 12 52 3 15 5 33 a Blaenau Festiniog arrive 9 50 1 6 3 29 5 47 9 33 6 22 A-Calls at Roman Bridge on Saturdays-and Tuesdays Blaenau Festiniog1 and T il a.TidTCd.n,o. SUN day a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Blaenau Festiniog depart1 6 35 10 01 12 25 1 55 6 20 8 0 6 2C Roman Bridge 6 47 10 12j 12 37 2 7 6 32 8 Dolwyddelen 6 52 10 17: 12 44 2 12 6 37 8 17 6 36 Pont-y-pant 6 58 10 231 12 51 2 18 6 43 8 22 Pont-y-pant 6 58 10 231 12 512186 43 8 22 Bettws-y-Coed 7 15 10 39i17234 4 30 7 0 8349 6 58 Lianrwst and Trefriw 7 23 10 46 1 14 2 41 4 39 7 9 ] 8 45 7 5 lalycafn and Eglwysbach 7 38 11 1 1 28 2 56 4 53 7 24 8 59 7 19 G an Conway 7 47 11 11 1 37 3 6 5 2 7 33 g 9 8 7 29 .Llandudno Junction arrive 7 51 11 16 1 41 3 10 5 6 7 37 9 12 7 35 Llandudno arrive 8 20 11 37 1 57 3 32 5 20 8 0 I 9 45 8 0 Tide Table. APRIL. D IMornj HT, Even; HT. t- j H M. PT IN H. il FT IN 1 S 9 2914 7 9 49 14 8 2 Su 10 715 11 10 25115 11 3 M 110 4316 10 10 5916 7 4 Tu ,11 16.17 6 11 31,17 4 5 W '11 4648 1 6 Th j 0 1 i 17 11 0 16:18 3 7 F 0 33 17 10 0 47 17 10 8 S 1 2 17 3 t 17i 1, 7 1 9 Su 1 32 16 4 1 50 16 2 10 M 2 7 15 7 2 24 15 0 11 Tu 2 44jl4 6 3 714 1 12 W 13 32,13 3 4 1 13 0 13 Th 4 34 12 3 5 16 11 11 14 F j 6 2,12 3 6 49 12 4 15 S 7 28 13 7 8 5 13 11 16 Su 8 35115 3 9 2 16 0 17 M 9 25117 6 9 47 18 1 18 Tu 10 11119 0 JO 3419 8 19 W 0 57 20 4 1121.0 7 20 Th 11 43 20 8 21 F 10 7121 2 0 32j 20 7 22 B 0 51120 4 1 15119 6 23 Su 1 37|18 11 1 58|17 11 23 Su 1 37|18 11 1 58|17 11 24 M 2 23(17 3 2 46:16 0 25 Tu 3 10¡15 3 3 38 14 1 26 W 4 7113 9 4 39112 1 27 Th 5 21112 6 6 4:11 0 28 F ) 6 45112 4 7 25111 8 29 S 7 59)13 1 8 26|12 7 30 Su 8 53)14 1 9 15 14 0 I i The above is Liverpoolltime, high tide at Llandudno, twenty minutea later I

Re D. & R. T. OWEN, under a Deed of Assignmeut. CLEARANCE SALE OF IRONMONGERY. THE STOCK in this estate has to be realised immediately, and in order to effect a SPEEDY CLEARAlMCEjt is being offered at a Reduction in prices of from 20 to 40 per cent. Amongst the Leading Lines are- Usual price. Reduced Price Full sized Bedsteads, ljin Pillars, Brass Rail 26/- 19s 9d Do. Spring Mattresses 12s 9d. 10s 6d Do. Wool do. 19s 6d, 24s. 15s 6d, 17s All Brass Kerbs 19/6,23/6, 26/-15/9,18/9,23/6 FireBrosses. from 6s. 6d 4s 9d Ivorine Table Knives 6/3, 6/9 1-doz 4/6, til- i doz Do. Desert do. 5/ 5/6 „ 3/3, 3/9 „ Do. Carvers 4s pair 3s. pair Victor Silver Table Forks, guar'd 4s 6d 3s |-dozen 2 Do. Dessert 3s 6d 2, 3d Do. Table Spoons „ 4s 6d 3s „ Do. Tea Spoons „ Is 6d lid „ Gas Grilling Stoves with oven 8s., 10s 9d 5s 9d, 8s 4d Whiting 4d. for 14lb 2s. er wt. Ready Mixed Paint 2td. ner lb, Floor and furniture stain, 4d. per bottle 100 ieces of good quality paper hangings at about hal price to clear. TERMS CAH. LLOYD STREET, llANDUDNO. Printed and Published by the Proprietors, FRANK EDGE, and AXEC G. MOY, The Advertiser Printing Works, Llandudno. J GLOBE FURNISHING COMPANY, PEMBROKE PLACE, LIVERPOOL. OUR EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM OF FURNISHING Is better than all others, embracing as it does Reasonable Prices, Reliable Goods, and no objectional documents to sign. Satisfaction Guaranteed, or Re'rn in Full of all Monies Paid. No Extra Charge of any kind beyond the Marked Catalogue Prices. All Goods Delivered Free to any part of the United Kingdom. Safe Delivery of Goods Guaranteed. Consensus of Opinions of the Press on our System of Business The Globe Furnishing Co.'s instal- ment plan of furnishing has nothing in common with the ordinary hire system It simply means that they give credit to any responsible person on busi- "nesslike lines. They supply goods to any amount to be paid for in one, two, II or three years by weekly, monthly, or "quarterly instalments, as preferred, and this without either security guar- Icantee, or any irksome stipulation. "They make no extra charge of any kind beyond the marked catalogue prices." EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT EXTENDING OVER THREE YEARS. p n ■■ p Whether you are furnishing now p K B> va or in the future it will pay you to H II ftalal write at once for our fully Illus- trated Descriptive Catalogue, Price Lists and Terms of Easy Payments. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING, AND WILL SAVE YOU POUNDS. CLOBE FURNISHING CO., PEMBROKE PLACE, MVEBPOOIi, National Telephone: Telegrams: 1760, Central. Wardrobe," Liverpool Business Hours 9 to 8 Saturdays, 9 to 6. Please mention this Paper.

TALYCAFN HOTEL LICENCE CON- FIRMED BY THE, COMMITTEE. The first, meeting of the Licensing Com- mittee for the county of Carnarvon, took place on the 20th, when there, was a full attendance of members, under the presi- dency of the chairman, Mr J. E. Greaves (Lord Lieutenant). A NEVIN LICENCE. On the application of Mr A. Owen, the Committee confirmed the removal of the licence of the Newbown Arms, Nevin, to premises. TALYCAFN FERRY HOTEL. Mr F. E. Smith (instructed by Messrs Carter, Vincent, and 010..) applied for a confirma,tionof the grant of a, seven, days' licence to. the Ferry Hotel, Talycafn, as to which there, has been much controversy in the district. Mr R. S. Chamberlain asked for leave to oppose the application on behalf of the licensee of an hotel oni the .other side of the river. Mr J. J. Marks said that he appeared to oppose the confirmation on behalf of most of the public bodies connected with the district, whereupon, Mr Chamberlain intimated that hei would be content if M:r Marks called his witnesses. Mr Smith said that the. licensee was Griffith Roberts, and the hotel was owned by Mrs Gough. To the court below an application was made for a new licence in form, though in substance. it was for get- ting the benefits of a, full seven days', licence. The hotel was a, new house,' erected on the site of a much older house, which at one time was in the enjoyment of afull seven days' licence, but. this was allowed to fall into1 desuetude,, and upon the new hotel being put, up the require- ments for a full licence became very press- ing. There wa.s a large amount of per- fectly legitimate traffic in the Vale of Con- wia-y on Sundays, for which a reasonable) provision should be made, but there was no intention to make the house a place for Sunday drinking, and in the event of the licence being granted the opening house would be confined to 12 noon till eight o'clock in the evening on Sundays. The decision of the Conway Bench in granting the licence had provoked a, cer- amount cf adverse criticism, and even the County Council had. in a very uncalled-for manner, as he thought, anticipated the decision which the Licensing Committee might arrive at. The licensee gave evidence touching the complaints received by him from visitors that they could not. entertain their friends at the hotel on Sundays under present conditions. Hardly anybody called for drink only, and hei would never en- courage Sunday drinking. Seven coach-drivers and other witnesses having been examined with the view of showing that the .other hotel afforded no stabling accommodation. Mr Marks said, that he opposed the ap- plication on grounds of public policy. Additional facilities would be contrary to the whole spirit of a country for which a, special Act cf Parliament had been passed. Mr J. Burgess, licensee of the Talycafn Hotel, which stands in Denbighshire side of the river, said that in a short time ac- commodation for more than twenty horses. Superintendent Rees (Conway) said that. the Ferrv Hotel was away from, the main road, and therefore difficult of police supervision. Questioned, by Mr Smith, the officer said that he was instructed by the Chief [ Constable to appear to' give evidence. Counsel: Youi have told the licensee that in your private. opinion hei ought to get seven doys' licence ?Nothing of the kind.—Will you swear it? Certainly. Counsel raised the question of Mr Marks's, locus standi. He understood at the outset that that gentleman appeared for the police, but it now transpired that the police did not oppose. After further discussion the Committee followed to deal with houses which claim compensation. The. reports from the Portmadoc and Carnarvon licensing justices were, con- sidered by the Committee, with reference to. the renewal of six licences, and it was decided to renew them all. The houses are the Princes of Wales, Quarrymen's Arms, Portmadoc; Bull's Head, Pen- caenewydd; Prince: of Wales and Vaynol Arms, Ebenezer; and, Railway Inn, Llanwynda.

A DENBIGH SUCCESS. We, Llandudno, people are; always in- terested in our neighbours over in Den- bigh. Mrs L. Morris lives at 5, Panton Hall, Denbigh. She says "For years I suffered from nervousness and other signs of kidney pills, have helped me wonder- fully. I used to wake up in the. mornings with a, dull, heavy pain in my head, and I was so dizzy that I could scarcely col- lect myself, and was afraid to move. My appetite was poor, and what little food, I did eat didn't seem to nourish me; it lay like a, weight .on my chest. Whsn I saiti down it, seemed as though the chair would sink with me, and when I moved sharply a, pain like a knife-thrust darted through me. My nerves ware in such a state that I started at the lea.st sound. "Nothing has. helped, me like Doan's backache kidney pills have. The first few doses acted like magic; and by con- tinuing with the medicine, I was cured. I am enjoying good health, and I can speak highly of Doan's pills. (Signed) Mrs L. Morris." If you are ill, write and fully describe your case to us. We shall be pleased to give you the best advice in our power, free of charge. You can depend upon your letter being treated in strictest con- fidence. Doan's backache kidney pills are two shillings .and ninepence per box (six boxes for thirteen shillings and nine- pence.) Of all chemists and stores, or post free, on receipt of price direct from Foster-McClellan Co., 8, Wells Street, Oxford Street, London, W. 'Y.1o;:r.t;t'r¡'

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION EISTEDDFOD. The, third: annual Llandudno Junction Eisteddfod took place on Good Friday, the meetings being held in the Conway Town Hall, ais, there- was no. room large enough to accommodate the audiences in the Junction district. This eisteddfod, is organised in connection with the Dr. Arthur Jones Memorial Congregational Chapel, Llandudno Junction, and the pro- ceeds will be, handed over for the building fund of the chapel. At the afternoon meeting the attendance was fairly good, but at the evening meeting it was very good, and there were interesting competi- tions in vocal music- and in instrumental music, as well as the usual recitations and literary competitions. The, Handel Quartet, of Llandudno, who1 have been the subject of much newspaper controversy in the Conwy district for the past few weeks, gave a, number of glees and other selec- tions, and were. very well received. Miss, Josephine1 Williams also. sang. "Teganwy" (Llandudno), was the, conductor, and the chairmen were Mr J. P. Griffith (Conway) and Mr Matthew Williams (Glanconway), both advertised- chairmen having failed to attend the meetings. Mr W. Howelfryn (Yspytty) and Mr W. Benbow (Llan- dudno' Junction) were the adjudicators in the music competitions. The following is a list of the principal I winners ■—Photography, Mr1 E'. Goodman I Jones, Llandudno Junction; junior piano- solo, Miss A. Jones, Bettws; recitation, Mr G. Stone, Llandudno Junction; tenoir solo, Mr E. Lewis, Capel Curig; chal- lenge violin solo, Miss Edith, Roberts, Llandudno; octet, Mr Robert Jones, and party; contralto: or baritone, Mr W. El. Jones, Conway; piano solo, competition, competitiors under 20, prize divided be- tween Miss W. Jones- (Deganwy) and Miss Gwladys Davies (Colwyn Bay); juvenile solo-, Miss E. Owen, Colwyn Bay; essay, Mr W. Whalley, Conway; piano solo, Miss D. Posti, Conway; children's choir, the Seion Choir, Conway, conducted by Mr J. Roberts; Congregatioal quartet!, Mr J. Roberts, Colwyn; recitation, Miss Hobson, Llandudno; open violin solo-, Miss EL Roberts; challenge, solo, Mr EI. Lewis; essay on "The mother as the teacher of her family," Mr Sidney Griffith, Llanrug; piano solo, Miss! Jones, Lark Hill; contraltc, solo., Miss A. Owen, Lla.n- fairtalhaiarn. The Cymric Male Voice, Choir, Llandudno Junction, won the prize for the best male voice singing.

SLEEPLESSNESS. WHAT CAUSES IT. AND HOW IT IS SPEEDILY CURED BY VENO'S SEAWEED TONIC. Do you ever have that feeling of oppression like a weight on your chest, or a heaviness in the stomach, with nervousness, and a feeling as though something horrible was going to happen, a dread of the futu-.e, with mental anxiety and lowness of spirit causing you to lie awake at night tossing restlessly from one side to the other, unablh to go to sleep, and in the moning you feel tired and weary, your eyes feel iheavy? During the day you are listless, unable to work you become melancholy and mentally depressed. This is not a disease in itself, but merely a symptom, brought about by insufficient sleep. The cause of this fearful- ailment lies mostly in the stomach. To cure this there is no better remedy than VENa's SEETVEED TONIC, because it cures indigestion, prevents the ace cumulation of wind, tones and invigorates your uerves. enables you to get refreshing sleep, therefore you rise in the morning with renewed energy and vigour, VENO'S SBAWEED TONIC is purely vegetrble, contain8 no mercury or other mineral poison. It is the only medicine of its kind in the world, and is guaranteed to permanently cure all disorders of the STOMACH, LIVEF., KIDNEYS, and BLOOD. It is the natural cure for habitual constipation. Price Is. i-Ld. and 2s. 9d. per 2 bottle, at Chemists and Drug Stores.

Pictorial. Postcards Visitors and Residents should call and see the SOUTH PARADE POSTCARD GALLERY. Largest, Selection in Wales. Jver 5000 different Postcards to select from. PROPRIETOR— G. R. Thompson, THE POSTCARD KING," 63a, MOSTYN STREET. POSTCARD ALBUMS in great variety. Also WHEELER'S COACHING OFFICE, where all Coach Tours may be booked. DUNVILLES The Lancet says —"It is remarkably free from the ordinary impurities of Whisky. It contains practically speaking, nOr extractives, no sweeten- ing matter, while it is without any appreciable, degree of acidity. The flavour1 is characteristic Irish Whisky, 'smooth' and delicately malty, and the colour somewhat, pale." WHISKY. ( CLZVXTON 4s MUSIC DEPOT. Adjoining Moon's Hotel. Pianos! Pianos! A Tjarge Consignment of Collard £ c Collard's World- renowned Pianos just ar- rived. Splendid. Selection of Violins by Colin Mezin, Becker, Chipot Viullaume, from RI to £ 50. The Conservatory Etetnelle Firs Violin Strings) 4 for 1 Agent for the Vertical Feed Sewing' Machine Co. LOWER MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO Merely Hinted.—"Uncle, do you be- lieve in signs V' "Sometimes, my boy. Why do1 you ask 1" 'Clause mother said that big, ears wer81 a sign of generosity, but you didn't givei me anything for my birthday." TELEHONE 73a. 73a TELEPHCIIfa- Ind, Coope, & Co. Lid. TE BURTON-ON-TRENT and RGRHFORP Brewers, Importers, Rectifiers, Wholesale aqd Family ",k; Bonders, Bleeders, Compounders Wine and Spirit Merchants. Contractors to His Majesty's Naval and Military Forces at Home and Abroad North Wales Agency Local DepnU Head Office, 1, Mostyn Street. No. 1, Mosfyn Street Sub Agencies: No. 101, Mostyn Street Rhyl and Newtown. Owing to our extensive connections we are enabled to place before our patrons an unequalled selection of Wines and Spirits, and our Cask Ales, and Bottled Ales and Stouts, brewed at our own Breweries, and bottled at our own stores, and under our own supervision are guaranteed pure, and of excellent quality- Price List of Bottled Ales LARGE SMAIL <> <> Double Diamond 4/- 2/3 F.A.. Family Ale (bottled in Pints only) 2/6 D.S. Nourishing Stout 3/6 2/- P.P. Luacheon Porter (bottled in Pints only) 2/6 DOUBLE DIAMOND is an East India Pale Ale brewed from the very best materials,* j is unequalled as a pure and wholesome beverage. FAMILY ALE is a beer of light gravity and bottled in screw stoppered or corked bottles* for the private trade, and is pronounced the finest table Leer procurable. D.S.' NOURISHING STOUT, has a good body and is specially recommended for its healthful properties. P.P.' LUNCHEON STOUT is a light porter bottled in screw stoppered bottles for th private trade. Price Lists of our Cask Ales which are supplied in 4, 9, and 18 gallon 2 casks, may be had on application at our depots. Our Wines and Spirits for excellence of quality and extraordinary value are beyond comparison and include- CHAMPAGNES, HOCKS. MOSELLES, BURGUNDIES, CLARETS, PORTS) SHERRIES, LIQUEURS, as exported by leading shippers. Only the leading brands of Scotch and Irish Whiskies and Cognac Brandies Stocked. Specialities-' Invercauld 'Quorn,' Arts,' (10 years old) and I Glenlivet," ''1 at 42/- per dozen bottles White Cap (12 years old) 48/- „ Cognac Brandies, Jules Planqaettes 64/- SINGLE BOTTLES AT WHOLESALE PRICES. A TRIAL ORDER RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED Note the address of local depots- No. i Mostyn Street, and 101 Mostyn Street, Vhere every attention is given to our patrons. J. L. MAYGER, District Manager, for N. Wales. J::&o.i;H; ;l'r"" Co. f CORPORATION: .UNITED. FUNDS EI,337,989 I j1- The Ocean Corporation issues the Leader Policy If "against Accident and Disease. For, recent and The Corporation has li important additional benefits send for Prospectus, paid over g | Fidelity Guarantees Mortgage Insurance -P.A .RDO HOO 11 f Workmen's Compensation X Excess Bad Debt (feH-.OUU.UlU | Public Liability Insurance |i Insurance ,IN CLAIMS I Burglary Insurance Boiler and Lift Inspection B and Insurance m +#' :¡:f"1!1'[ HEAD^pFFiCE • 36 to 44 Moorgate St. London 1 RICHO. J. PAULL. General Manager & Secretary E.C. Jg 77" Xiocal ^Lg:exit ALFFlilD G PUGH, Llewelyn Chambers. Llandudnc