The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

COLWYN BAY. 1 MEW HAIRDRESSING, shaving act taam- toing saloon now open at Mr x^c.dhama gar Store. Conwaj-rv — i. ,vt (184U1) WHIST DRIVE. The third of a series of efbist drives was held in the Colwyn Bay &nd ,feietxict Constitutional Club on Thursday even- pg. About fifty members participated in tne ty, and a most enjoy&bie evening was spent, ter the scrutineers had taken a check of the lards the winners were relurned as follows:—1, Mr armain; 2, Mr T. Cuiicnar; booby, Mr Jjewis Jones. The prizes will be presented to the ",coesful competitors at the next "smoker." 16.—Uigart, lot>aix>j», uigar- Ottee, Pipes, Pouches, and Fancy Goods.—.NeecL fcams. Con.way-road and Station-roa.d.-19637p, MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. The mem- feera of the Colwyn Bay Mutual Benent Society mit4 at tihe Victoria Restaurant on Thursday evening, under the presidency of Mr T. Lawley, chairman, for the purpose of distributing tie proceeds of the year. The amount paid out was dB571 108 7d divided as follows:—116 full mem- bers, £ 2 9s lOd each, less Is; 30 full members (first year), £ 2 9s 10d, less 2s 6d; 8 three-quat ter members, zCl 17s 4d, less 2s 6d; three half mem- bers, J61 48 lid, less 2s 6d. The members had paid in for the year JB2 12s per head, and the Nick pay amounted to S51 17s 6d, a sum far in excess of previous years. 911 10s lid were placed in the reserve fund, making a total re- Serve of iC53 18s 9d. The election of officeus fol- lowed. Mr Isaac Vickers wa& appointed cnair- maic4 while Mr Tozer and Mr Groome were re- elected secretary and treasurer respectively. SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PitESENTS.- FICTOR ALBERT, Watchmaker, Jeweller, and Optician, Conway Road, Colwyn Bay, has A large assortment of articles specially suitable for Christmas presents in jewellery, silver- plate, watches, clocks, etc., all at very moder- ate prioea. Specialites :-Engagement rings from 10s to 40s; beautifully enamelled souvenir spoons 4s 6d; reliable watcnes from 5s.—Advt. THE ENGLISH BAPTIST CHURCH.— The annual gathering of the English Baptist Church took place on Wednesday, last week, when there waa a good attendance. The tea at 6.30 was well-attended by many irienda WilO are in full sympathy with the wurk of the Church, tts was also the lecture given by tne Rev. Prc- lessor T. Witton Davies, B.A., Ph.D., of Ban- gor University. The lecture was entitled ;ough Palestine on Hois^back," and was well illustrated by diagrams, while general lad:es And gentlemen who were dressed in Eastern coa- turces helped to make the mattor more interest- ing. Needles? to say, vhe l^.ture was most in- IrtruHive and highly appreciated. Dr. Davivjs, who is one of the bngntest Orientalists ot tae present day, deserves the thank^not only of the Ch.i'ch tut of the community for his valuable Services, In the place of the annual sale of work the pastor (Rev. H. T. Cousins) sat in his vestry from 4 o'clock to 7 o'clock to receive free-wifi offerings from members of the o.,urch and con- gregation, and of well-wishers outside the church. The pastor received no less a sum than j674 10s, which -will ralieve the financial strain and encour- age the pastor and members in their work. The fcbai.'ks of the officers and members are given to all who have helped towards the success of this effort.-On Thursday evening, under the chair- manship of Mr J. Kettlewell, Mrs Lawson For- feit's missionary, from t e Congo State, gave A most inspiring and helpful address on mis- iBonnry work in that region. The address was it- lustrated by 100 lime-light viewo, and revealed to tho largo audience present the terrible nature I' of tho atrocities perpetrated under the rule of the King of the Belgians MISSION CHURCH.—As a result of the re- oent sale of work, held in the Church Room, under the auspices of the Mission Church, a sum of nearly £ 80 was realised. The amount required in the first instance was only 260,,so that this is a true case of expectations being more than realised. SUNDAY MEETING.—Mr Higginbottom, president of the Old Colwyn Brotherhood, de- livered an instructive address on "Love," at the Sunday afternoon meeting for men, held at the Y.M.C.A. Master Bertie Davies (accom- panied by his sister) gave two solos, for which Ee waa heartily applauded. SATURDAY CONCERTS.—There was a good attendance at the Y.M.C.A. rooms on Saturday evening at the free concert for men. An ex- cellent programme was presented, in which the following participated: Miss Mabel Gabaahani, Messrs Roberts (Glanwydden), Gordon Coulter, !A. H. Summers, A. E. Jenkins, and H. H. Greenfield. G-uSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. A jwei!-attended meeting of the committee of the jGos[>ol Temperance Association was held in the lecture Hall on Monday evening, under the presidency of Mr J. W. Adamson. It was de- cided to hold in the early part of the year a Be rice of public temperance meetings, the first to take place at the English Presbyterian Church on January 21st. It is hoped that other elujj-fJiivv. wjJJ^ take__note_ of this so as to keep to include in the proposed Licencing BiF^dau^ W1f fv^' kope was expressed that the towns along the North Wales coast .will take similar action. T SUCPSS. A correspondent Jntes.-Townspeople who watch her successes r^n Prl iJ'- 1? delighted to hear that at a concert held in Ruthin on Thursday last, Mi> Mar j one Dunning, the prom king young Colwvn Bay contralto made a decidS hn, wm IT nt0^ac0ede to several recall- Her suocese 2*36 ail the more noteworthy from the fact 3X1 amateur appearing amongst several professional performers. A RECORD CREATED. — The Chri^ma« F°St °ffiw general- -j aunenwona, but this *aar all previous years' records have been easily Never has bucIi an amount of work de- volved upon the staff, both with out-going and the PromPtitude with which mis patches and deliveries have been made under SJ ay- is g-atly to the credit ot the °n CJlri5trna« night a well at-j ♦ended sacred oonoert was held in the Engedi C.M. Chapel. An excellent programme was K.C.M., officiated at the organ. CHRISTMAS DAY IN THE CHURCHES. Special services were conducted at the various |Whes m the town on Christmas Day T 6t. Pauls, Holy Communion, seven ar-' ~Jl7 ■ service, sermon (by the V'T was Communion, eleven a.m. t lof the poor, taken at the eleven ~"i eaored song was fa the ^yft^'and"JfL.* i aflt^euis were sung Eelgl^ kar'iorii> n 06 w<,re rendered j^rtsT* Marjory Dunning and Mr W. O. fto- At tlie MisBioa Church a. c0.,r' Boly Communion waa held Bertno,n a/)(i iwhen the Rev J H eleven o clock, KtebriOd« t6„ ™ *nd service and sermon at r e W. ST. Rees Morris officiating P-m-, the Rev. k At .tiM WliS &n^SK"0n' ■ >eld in the morning, at wiiish th d '™? wa» Cbusi^ preached A mn • the 116 v- H. T. behalf of the Dr Ro^na ^10,n ,wa-s Uken on *o whioJi nine children have W ,r Ho«ies, "jn Bay recenX if ^hn11 *«>m Coi: ^apel a special service wa« heW in special servioe w" held in the morn- *iotw oocaaions given proof of <rro h»ve on pre. J finite excelled themselves last l lstrionic atoilitv, wco which they th? PerS-1 tUhennga. Ot. Wednesday °f a f»«hionabIe ~,Q ovenmgs, and a«aia on afternoons Vt to "full houses,and m«ht< ">ey plav- •* »JM»Jause. The first and mostrounj8 on e*c'1 occasion »a« worn pre- *edecin Mal^reLui." in whS, Coate<U<>. "Le Uken by Mr Sualey Wood with Principal part waa were" M follows-I- gre*t 8UCC««- 1T>e oganarelle: a diaaaint* <. ^cutter and wtfe^^ and lazy ^rana«Ue. who coSoSU. L Ma^ine ^ife <rf uew condition (St& nlmodates blilneell resdilr um $Pit's ^rana«Ue. who coSoSU. L Ma^ine ^ife <rf ynt'lT h^d OT- J^nl)!V £ e^iC^ i JLUcinde: 't DOn Parti u Um eas in above who ,Man she order to &Void xn&rriage ■ "bo" "e ^»^Vw^f*^Pl'nU,?peisti!t8kiZ',rJ' Ther?'fng: En^Ii8'« Old BLinar Coli» • a spitefal Onomp rr tr-n. i $?k SB. -fa? > 1 $?k SB. -fa? > 1 ff iSL5? JBSs g&srsn:

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OLD COLWYN. M&'S CLUB.The members of the Men's Clulb were oa Monday evening entertained to a supper in -the clubrooms. Several friends interested in the movement were present in- cluding the Rev. «J. Griffiths, the Rev. U. A. Rich.ros,. the. Rev H. E. Mooatta, Mr Howe, Mr &nd M^>And«rson, etc. After supper a musical programing was presented and greatly appreciated. Xiio 'men were delighted with the manner in whicn itbe Rev. H. E. Mocatta en- tertained them. Tobaooo, cigars, and cigarettes were also provided. The catering was admir- ably carried out by the Misses Jones, Arvon House, and tie proceedings generally were of a thoroughly satisfactory character. BROl'UBRHOOD.—Mr Tucker addressed a meeting of the Brotherhood, on Sunday, tak- ing as his subject "Man." Mr Higginbottom (the president) oacupied the chair, and there was a large attendance. PENNY QONCJEfRTS. Saturday's penny concerts, held-under the auspices of the Brother- hood, was a, most: successful one. The proceed- ings took the.form.of a dialogue, entitled "Blaok Justioe." The characters were sustained by the following: Maater Donald Clegg, Messrs Wm. Roberts, W. P. Roberts, John Hughes, Wm. Christian, and W. Mellichy, all niombers of the Brotherhood. Mr Bond, of Colwyn Bay, pre- sided. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AND RE-UNION. On Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, last week, the Vicar (Rev. John Griffiths, M.A.), supported by the. Rector of Llyufaen (Rev. David Lewis, M.A.) addressed and distributed prizes amongst the pupils of Rooftree School. Afterwards tne appended piogramme, sustained by the eoholars, aroused tue utmost enthusiasm among the audience. The entertainment served to show the amount of painstaking trouble exer- cised in their several spheres by Mrs and Miss Williams Rees; the principals, Mr Llew. Jones, F.R.C.O., the music master, and Miss K. Al- butt, the assistant, taachcr :-Christmas carol, the ohildre-n; pianoforte solo, "Marjorie;" recita- tion, "Grandmother's Sermon," "Norah;" song, "Buy a Broom;" recitation, "Jimmy—The Nurse," "Bertie;" pianoforte solo, "Muriel;" recuatian, "Charge of the Light Brigade," "Geoffrey;" Kindergarten recitation, "Our Hands;" song, "The Autumn Winds." The fol- lowing took part in the juvenile operetta, "Little Jessie's Dream:" Jessie, Norah; Mother, May; Fairy Queen, Marjorie; Santa Claus, Con- stance; Jack, Geoffrey; Red Riding Hood, Janet; Blue Beard, David; Old Woman, Doris; Dick Whittingion, Bertie; Old Mother Hub- bard, Queemie; Miss Muffet. Phyllis; Margery Daw, Margaret; Bo-Peep, Dora; Cinderella, Muriel; Maty, Mary, Elsie; Jack and Jill, Edward and Dorothy Babes in the Wood, Myfanwy and Mollie. In "Two Rooms to be Let" the parts were sustained by: Priscilla, Miss; K. C. Allbutt; Mattie. H. M. Smith; Mrs Lambart Siokes, M. B. Dunkerley; Maid-Ser- vant, 0. E. Smith. Mr Llewelyn Jones. F.R.C.O., accompanied. Among those also present were the. Rev. LI. Richards, M.A., Dr. Wood, .Dr. Davies, Mrs Slater, Forrest; Misa Borthwick, Bates, Brierley; Mrs Crowther, Miss Adams, Mrsi R. Evans, tihe Misses Ireland and Fairclough, and Miss White.

? ABERGELE. AN APPOINTMENT—Mor Leonard Darling- ton# Late ciLaesiaa! master at the ..oorgeie County School, has »acoepte<l a vory good appointment in a public !<eoa-oo4 at Barbadoes. West Indjes- On leaving lilangollen County Softool, where Mr Darlingiton haa been for the lapt two yearn, he was tihe reoipient of a solid silver card oase and cigarette case frown the pupolla and staff. At the prtze distribution. Mr Oijey. the headmaster, deploned the leas, of one whom he described as a loyiaJ. and oomgenial oolloague," while the Governors passed a formal resolution lilt their laat meeting expressing their regret at his re- signation. and their appreciation of the excel- leInt work ihe had dione at the school- TONTINE SOCIETY'S PROGRESS. The di^twibuftaon of the funds of tthe AbergeLe Tontine Society took place at the red Offices. Abeiigele, on Monday. E148 lite beang distributed amongst the 135 members. At the outset. Mr Robert Piokup (the presi- dent) oonigiratulated1 the msontbers upon the great suooe^s tne olub had attained, and hoped they would all do iheir beat ior its oantinued piras- perity, The annual balanoe sheet was then read, showing that jBll 5a 4d had Deem paid in siok benefit. A balance erf je6 15s was transferred to the reserve fund. "tv Ultm! m'unau-"PnYllu-mJ'a-i firm (Mr SamiwA r>«v™\ s 5^ thear treasurer sums accruing ti>0 ^ge without Libe Wst "mv;œ- 'n payments (Mr A. P )? ser- Mr Morranoo eeoondEXt the v,^°rranr^1 e?oonde<J the Votes of thTnki ZoT Vicar (Rev; T JoL?fnr aJso aocordÐd to the House £ or lBSe of Ohuroh who had kindly eiven fc^ose funds- y gncn donafacsM towards the fulct vatf-ed- the would1 be the means of nS t money bar a nxrry Qb¡ri¥.

TafSTd £ 5. CHRISTMAS AND THF°orilp^T^apels- days only (Monday and T.wL^ ~Two at the OakoliD f\ • ^uesday) were wort-* 'I val'a Ouarrv S a^so at 1^'° meu SJuarry. fa the other Tuesday wene employed fo* four Ar Y' -•■^jday and *u bounty Sohool, to-dav RE-UNIQKV^bea re-union of old pupT I vdeionoyn. delivered a 1.Williams, the Tabe'rS Fon." There was a kS Joh/> E1^ o .FATAL ACCIDENT _Sere^tl°n Jones, son of William Griffith Tanymanod-terrace, m«t with "^ry, Griffith, oidant whilst working- in a ao- oollieries. He leav^ a "t of South Wales P03TAI. ABBA5?GEMlSSd lections ware made half an l^ T- 1834 co1' day and TuesdaV, wfth^ Ur fArher on Mon- during the day ns LOCAL despatches. Owen, Ffestin Jones^ W nT* f Tudor Lloyd Edwards, M E Pk^' Jones, J. (Perorfryn), well lSown ^n-d R- ^nes s 22^adjudic^ •t^ss sys s 22^adjudic^ •t^ss sys CIETYSe^tiig^f^J^^fN^ SO- was conducted by the children ThI f^n took part in the programme • M?* folJo^ln» Hughes, Maria William, .3ca Katie Jones, M, E. RoK m fe P^?- Katio V. Jones, Maggie Hughes,' Jane A Sffli1* Jennie Williams, Ida Prioe C?}ffi,tih' Edwards and Edith Willia.ma, Miss Elsie Price waa the accompanist- A r •9 oojd»otad by M, W. L; Griffith, TEMPERANCE AND SOCIALISM—A u be meeting was held at Ehpr>«r»^ rn^ P.u.b" SS ^l8frr Hughes in tte cluUr ^n most eloquent address on "TemDer £ w» a JgsrS Kradi £ .°"^n • POPULAR NURSF Th inhabitants of Festiniog heard with j regret of the death of Nu3Ta5? Tr I8™* mon, Ceiriog Vate. Deoeaaed was stationed here for some years, and endeared herself to all the community Apart from her efficiency ai a professional nurse, she was personafly^ admired orLaccount of her affability and kindling TP!E. BRIGADE -rt nro. poaed to hold ambuknoe clasaes At tLx grisjau Council Schoolroom. Mr .T t ?' having bwn promoted to be sergeant he £ Newydd COTP° 7 Mr W• Henry J°'ne3 Ty PREACHING SERVICES.—On Chri^™- Eve and Christmas Day preaching services w^ held at Pisgah the preaohers being the Revs Ua^fcgand Th<>ma3 Hugh6S' Ponke?' SCARCITY OF WATER.—Much inconveni- ence was caused on Sunday through the^a+ir bemg tuned off.. Although town no'ified the fact m the public street many reaT AC^IDENTi110^ 1 the infcenfion. following persons met laM wee«: mr Mowton. Mr E I ^CTel J^ and Mr R. Jones, Penrhyn I Thev are all doing wrfl. yn. I BEQUEST.—The late Mr Evan Da vie i. Cihtmr I gors-tormoc, left £ 71 to Bethania ChlS 7" MA_BAKER DIES OF SUFFOCATION. I-Owen Jones held an inquest to-dav weet touching the death of John McKay, a hakerln the employ of M^rs E. B. Jones Id Co Canton House -Mr Morris R. Jones, Maen^ Mr WVi'f the fopeman of the jury. Mr White Philhpia represented Messrs Jones and Co. In^tor Roberts appeared for the Slice T to Messrs E. B. Jones and '1 Co., said that the deoeased came to the bakery last May. He was in his usual health on the evening of the 17th inst., but he had been down for 16 days with influenza, and had only resumed work the previous week. McKay was a quiet man, and had a wife and family, who lived in Liverpool. In cross-examination, the witness etat d that he was called to the bakery that morning, and found the place full of gas. De- ceased was on his back on one of the tables, with a sack across his chest, and two sacks as a pillow under his head. A pieoe of rubber piping was at ached a gas bracket, one end of it being clos-, to ,ne deoeased, and the gas was full on, WitnL: i could not understand why the rubber pipe had been put on at all. Robert Eva.ns, an assistant at Canton House, eaid that when he we-nt to the bakery that morning no work had boen done, and the doors of the furnace were open. He saw McKay dead on the table, and the rubber pipe, with gas running through it, close by his side. There was no need for the pipe, and it was not ready for use. Dr. Carey Evans deposed to having been called to see the decea-ed soon after eight o'clock that morning. He must have died about three hours previously from suffocation but whether inten- tionally or unintentionally witness could not state. Inspector Roberta said that he had made a minute examination of the place, but could throw no more light upon the affair. Mrs Griffith, Park-square, said that deceased want to work about 3.30 that morning. He used to go early to work. McKay was in the house th night before and took a cup up tea before retiring to bed, about 10 o'clock. The jury returned a verdict that deceased was accidentally suffocated.

bettv7sycoedT" MR R. PARRY, chemist, is amongst the winners of consolation prizes in Lipton's Window Dressing Oompetition.

CONWAY. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AT THE BOYS' SOHOOL. The annual prize distribution took place at the Conway Boys' Sonool on Friday aiternoon, the Vicar, the Mayor, and the tOev- John Davies bcHtig pnesent to perform the tunotion. Tne Vioair. in addressing tt'e boya. remarked that it was a pity they did not got more oppor- tunateu oa showing tneir parents wnat tltiey oouid do. He would like to institute an annual con- cert to be id. in the Town Hall, the proceeds of wthioh would go towards giving tne boys a treat. He complimented Air Ali-en and his staff upon the exoollent reauite of the te-rm, and sai-d he felt sure tnat the teacheig aiil deserved their Christmas hoii(Glays- Tne Mayor (Ur, R. Arthur P-riobsri), in dis- tributing tJhø prizes, said he agreod with the Vicar that the teaciiers had well deserved the iholi-dayp. He thought teaching was the hard- est vocation a man oould devote 'himself to. tie hoped good use would be made of too books won by tne boys. The following is a list of the prize winaiers:-Robert Hughes. Evati Roberts. Fred Jones, Arthuir Evams, Herbert P- Roberts, Thomas Read, Henry Williams. Evan D. Ro- berts, Harold Goosey, Joseph H- Jones, John Hugh Jones, Lewis L. Jones, Jack Kensitt. Thomas W. Jones, David Griffith. Cecil Rose. John R. Rowlands, Evan E- Roberts. Robert Williams, R. Norman Joraes. John Ivor Jones, Thomas Annaby. Robert J- Powell. Willi a-rn Smith, Joseph Walters, Bertie t* • Edwards, W. 0 Hughes, Norman Rose. R. Madoc Jomoo. R. Llewelyn Jones, R. H. Davies, Thomas Idwal Jones. Mr Allen, the headmaster, in proposing a vote of t'hanks to the Mayor, expressed foe pleasure tihey all felt to see him present, as he had at- j tended to present the prizes ior a good nuntber of years past.

DEGANWY. FOOTBALL.—A junior football club has been formed at Deganwy, and a pitch has been laid out a short distance from the railway line. So far, the juniors have only played one match with Llandudno Albion, when they suffered a. defeat of 3—0. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AT THE SCHOOL. The annual prize distribution took place at Deganwy School, on Thursday afternoon. Amongst those present were: Colonel the Hon. H. Lloyd Mostyn (chairman of the managers), Rev. J. F. Reece (vioir of lAanrhoc-), Rev. D. D. Thomas {correspondent to the managers), Meavrs J. E. Fincham, Robert Davies, R. Fisher, C.C., and Mr William Williams (the headmaster). Complimentary epeechee were mado by the Vicar, Mr J. E. Fincham, Mr Robert Davies, and the Headimaster, and the children rendered appropriate music. The Chairman (Colonel Mostyn) then distri- buted the prizes. Medala wero awarded to John Williams, Jane Parry, Lilian Hughes, Annie Roberts, Grace Roberto, and Jane Joncv, Y—1 ^,refciyed first-class prizes:— Jane Williams, and Grace Roberts. The fol- lowing were the winners of the second class a.wards: Evan Richard Williams, Griffith Wil hams, Lewis Parry ldwal Griffith, Evan Samuel Williams, Arthur Dodge, Harry Pennieson, Ro 'Dert John Hughes, Goronwv Parrv Willie tw™. Hmiiah I gan Joseph Daran, Maggie Pritchard, Hannah Gooeeyr Ann Ellen Hite, Dilye Butler, Jennie tlughos, Owen Pritchard, Elizabeth Ann Wil- haras, Beatrice Goosey, Lilian Daran, Letty Parry, and Carrie Morgan.

EGLWVSBACR NIGHT POACHING.At Lkmrwst poli.!o court, on Monday, Wm. Jones, a labourer on lan rallt Farm, was charged by David Jonos, an astislanr keeper on the Bodnant Estate with .night poaching on the 26th NovembM. Defendant pleaded guilty. Mr J. E. Hum- phreyij prosecuted. T e keeper said he saw the defendant coming to meet him along the road with a gun in his hand. He hid himself, 'In.rl' saw defendant shooting a pheasant. Wbird. 1 went up to rim, and took poasessKvrtse on Tan- The gun was* taken from f>nn was very rorry. 'rallt Farm.—t)efencU»'J fine of 10s and 10s 6d And the Bench: went up to rim, and took poasessKvrtse on Tan- The gun was* taken from f>nn was very rorry. 'rallt Farm.—t)efencU»'J fine of 10s and 10s 6d And the Bench •" oosts.

LLANRWST. ritivSENTS.—For a choice assortment of Ohristrm.a J tlie Police Court on Monday, Edward Williams was hn-od & bd and u l.oo:^7pmniLt- Robt- Hughes, Tai. Dauurn tiued 2B 6d and oosts for beina- rirnnir Z ord^ly in W atling^ueet last iiir day _a 6 £ liar fine was inttioted <»ii John Griffith a f ?n" rwst man, for a like offence UnUlth' « ^an- andrs tk»ly«,nd. appeared before Hie a decault summons- In replv to hi^ h Williams stated that he bought a ooS f.K>ur' and got into debt- He quitT^n^n pay tne debt until the summer months when ho oould make a little money with Judge made an order for th« mirm raonfiMr.-WiHiama: of 5s tors fall on me" now?-TneJudge iSh,^ ^rv^.ior evil day (laughter) WOMEN'S T-EMPERANCE.-4)n Fridav ,r was prepared by Mi« WiUiams Hwse, and Mrs Edward Davies, Llys Mvf°° The devotional part of the rrwviino. y -VT- ducted TOre rendered by Mrs R. K. 0>TOa. S„ „St'30 terrace. a recitation by Mias Anni« P gton" batiween Phillips Bank Bmtr a and Mass Enid Thomas. W \T r^auu^T 'an<1 perseverance" -waa fL^.a{^'r I Mrs Griffith Jonrn Mra J. M- WuELT^ by fa, was _tho accompanist. The meatiki*™71*" 1 Lodge, with prayer by Mra Thom^tffyX

COUNTY WTOT^^E^ADjounisiii'n In the oase of Rioliard Knowles v A r T«few, at tiho Llaarwst County Co^^J?' Latimer Jones said hie had kJL «-ourt, Mr Meaare Northoote and Co-. Live^Ll by Mr Barton, who wa» to anJ^ 8tafce h^d met with a sSor^dS^L^ •raigfet. and could not ooasi'Mv j pa-e-vioua tiherefore asked Davies appeared foTlw33T-^r rR" °- said he wouid granit fflie adjournment J«dgje oo90 of that day and tihTJ^X « be paid into ocurt within 14 days to not paid m, he would strike tu It • ^waa must be a finality to all three pro«*dfn*n PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AT COUNSTISy The annual oiistiibution of Drizes n«r Ooiuxal Sekoate to* PI«iT'lVa2e„2S: Hjr. Jane. p„»di^ ov„ work done by the headmaster andhis the past vear. Three edholarrthi^^ r" gained by pupils during the vST'S great str«» urxwi the^a.T«nL Ho children to sohool wguSrfy, and^shSL, evary m the attondanoe hrouglTi^

[ i XMAS. 1907. K MRS NEEDHAM, I CONWAY-ROAD, I for BI CHOCOLATES, I XMAS. CRACKERS 11 and Ml FANCY BOXES. II FANCY BOXES. II 19638p

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AT LLYBFAEN. LIST OF SUCCESSFUL SCHOLARS. Tbc distribution of prizes presented by the Local Education Authority, and the certificate given by the St. Asaph Diocesan Association for religious knowledge, took place at th^ National Sca^ois Llysfaen, on Friday afternoon. ine Rector of Llysfaen (the Rev. David Lewis, M r 'w n Course of a short speech, invited w,^ ™ Rrayn0S hand fci"> P"ze8 to the win.-er.i. Mr Lewis urged the children to make better attendanoc.s at school, and to make tl1" Bible the rul.) of life. T.e prize-winno.s were: For throe years' full attendance- (a silver brooch suitably engraved), j oulkcf; ,,100. Per cent, attenctauoos, Maggie Jones. Catherine E .Tnnr* qq l"L ,VJ.J. Maggie Roberts, Susannah Edwards, Maggie Morm and Rme Hughes. Infants: 100 %r cent., Joseph Evans and Gwladys Jones; 95 per cent, and over, Richard Robert, W. H. Dav es' Myfanwy VVill.a- .s, Edward Thomas, Robert S. Hughoa, and An,nio Williams. The report for religious instruction wa "very good" in the in- fants school and sligiitly below this mark in the mixed-room, tne senior class doing best, c Certificates according to merit were distri- and M- w ireWLSoMr3 .Hu8h'-S. Miss Raynes, Wilhams-Rees giving their assistance to faoditate matte a Honoiirg wfent to Blodwon Davies, Owen Davies, Cadwaladr Evans, John PHwl^i' du ? ca tif'^tes to Gladys t t FouJkefl. Sa^h Catherine Roberts Joseph Foulkes, Hc-ber Hughes, Howoll Jones, Jenni^ Joneg, Irene Templeton, Jane An1? EHe" Lloyd, Susannah Edwards David William E.gar Howel Jones, Thomas Davies, Tr:vcr Hughes Ogwen Rces Roberts, Mary E. Hughes, Emma Hughes, Roberts, Annie E. Williams, A. Vaughan, S. Jane Catherine Roberts, Ida Evans and Annie Thomas. Infants: Robert Isaac Hughes, Henry sis «r any part «" Mr W F \\ru: IP.9^ED. fore proposing a votTof fhS uh°f be- for distributing^ the f" i Ml? R^vnes. di appointed with T }'e was he wished them a morrv Phn i Plough h>s would be ratheH 2d o™ V'?S afmid not kept their promise ni"de X' ^cause brfy had to attend mora regularly" but I In?Vtf's aS°, very happy New f?uld havo » the coming year one of very Lo7atlnH Y mak° He asked Mr« ± good attendance. Miss Vellle Jin ^f} & ^ndIy Present, if.t lia h-.an u -1 dutiful timepiece »lf nai b.n subscribed for by the her fellow-teachers, and some oL'' Vlna?0rs' on the occairon of her m- "e> and w ;ed her every happiness, Kvsfcid sho tted th-' kl'nd wordfjuld be a han.^rfji recipient's future f/uld remind her of that- t!,° ^k friends. past asscciat:ons and | Tha Rftctf^r fe^1,n°responded. headmaster, th^ infaTt""6 '^rf1S0 was du» fo the apective staffs for t& antl their and he wished frem ov^v" biJ^ yTr'* WQrkr' ma, aad tho New viP 7 glossing f0r Chri^, led tho cheering for the Williams Rces a M!yJ'e&rty character. ch was of for theirUp^enwS th^rldnd &nd e'eRtJempn wards himself and his enjfif expressions to- jftough ^ewhat dSpSS h' H& Said tbat hearfod and hon?d was not down- better attendances Ung ,year Would show »« oaro,, sftunlor!6ld S>'mn»««n in- p"pr|s' §"avre an exhibition. some of hia I mooting t<Ta bro"g!,t an enjoyable

COtWYN Bit Y PIER CONCERTS (To the Editor of the "Pioneer.") Dta»r th° coi- diroctora of the ancr,t lh^ ,il0 as the correspondence If ?lrP'lVllK>n' as toresting if disappointing reLw appear to be no room for dt bt ft not ,n 6uoh favour genirallv pw would Wish. This k mrtL.ilf I l y, as ono holders who look Sor w vj ar<^ on bhare, PoTularity and attracti Ye prograirnines gen-erally. However, I oonsider the g€neraJ1-v- ■ last and previous BummwJ^ concert^ given little more variety would although a this I pen^nally considers! n aooeP^- In J>e advantageous, and afco that^i* W°uld troupe or smart norveltv h.rn n^er end of the pier wtanld kI f • 3ecured for the tainments .riven i„ »iPfaajns'' 36 the enter- near to the kind tJ J ■? aPPT<>ached too Thia a^grave ^r^-T^ th^ wliich hag stamped iteelf » r Ufgm€nt;' anc' one by oonthiualZmpS ™ fenced <%re. Let the SS. d E°°T at^^aI1Ce of Bide shows on the va"°-us kinds Which year by year remain empty shops ZmZ. habifcUaI frequentemV^ could be aoooiiiDlifiiiArl unA i-k i ?* This popular and prooperous Thro 9,4 outlay, but theee 900M aibout the most irn. portant just now most im- •^ ^"nmodate' the the pier and _probablr would. ra. may. people, hut the scheme whioh would bSroi8^ mr^«Pimon„" z bSroi8^ mr^«Pimon„" z directors purchase (if they can) t>-e th<> W a shallow crafted steaaSe?' an<1 between both pier* conti^W ply cannot be otherwiee than highly^tk^T resuJt profitable. Such a a?d expensive item nor its up-keer> ^.be other idea is to joins both either- An. t>us isolate Colwyn Bay and and latter be a feeder k>Tw I^ftdttdno, as it- is at the present11 to pnw bring people to it« moment, and 1 oould make further gum-raiL r° wtown. to the difectom, thM 5JST!' 1 nm'r W quite willing to iny68t pier extenaions if vne can, <*»«. y in fche meat there in future. It- effic»nt manage- the resident pnblio for not- „ £ OCK^ blame There are eoCp^dS £ th° P™. but are alwa^ Wl" support nothing directors with a trSr7 to the Bay, wiere (as it seems to C°lwyn aenta itself, of making pre- ing many good claes vSitor^tZ th* ? draw* «« *7 /MT.-VoS, "Hff0'

N C E D H A M »~q • t. TOBAOOW, CIGARS, and I IG OIGARETTE8. w s.i'sr I ANY SPECIAL BRAND STOCKED FOR I CUSTOMERS. 1 XMAS. PRESENTS. I 19638 BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME. W. JONES & SON Have the pleasure to announce that their stock is now replete with charming and dainty novelties in Gold and Gem Set Jewellery. Including many examples of the now fashionable Amethyst and Peridot Jewels, amongst which will be found Designs of Exceptional Grace and Beauty. GEM RINGS a Speciality. We Cordially invite an inspection of our extremely choice display of Silver Articles, chaste and elegant in design, at prices to suit everyone, from II- to [20, NO BETTER VALUE IN NORTH WALES. STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY. TELEPHONE 4x3. EYESIGHT SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED. OPTICAL DEPARTMENT under the personal supervision of J. KYFFIN TONES, F.S.M.C., F.I.O, (Qualified Optician bv Exam., •* • • 7 • London}, Holder of THE HIGHEST Diplomas obtainable by a Sight Testing Optician. Spectacles and eyeglasses in Gold, Gold Filled, Nickel and Steel in Stock. Barometers, Thermometers, Field Glasses, Opera Glasses. W. JONES & SON, Station Road, Colwyn Bay, Tel. ilS And at OLD COLWYN and ABERGELE. 19681 am mom CARTMELL'S Re-opened I WITH AN ENTIRELY, L NEW AND WELL-TjLECTED STOCK OF I! CHRISTMAS GOODS L COMPRISING: Bon-bons, Crackers, Fancy Iced Cakes, Fancy j Chocolate Boxes, Filled Novelties, 01 and our Noted Plum Puddings and Home-made Mince Meats. Our High-Class Confectionery is Unsurpassed, pADTUCI I 'C STATION ROAD, UAn I IvltLL 0, COLWYN BAY. BIB — — WINTER IS COMING! The nights and the NKW OVERCOAT Should not be shelved any longer. Why not order it at once ? and so have the satisfaction of looking smart all the season; we are now prepared with the NEWEST STYLES. Our long and intimate knowledge of the trade has enabled us to exercise an exceptional degree oi judgment in the selection of NEW MHTERIKLS, which enables us to offer value such as is absolutely unequalled throughout the trade. «>• w WILLIAMS • THE tMPoRIUM, OLO COLW1 c'o7, fE, A spkia] NAT. TEL. 2:k. —————— — 161a G. MARFELL General & Furnishing Ironmont t„„ f' Fining. RANQE & MOT WATER WO Pre hvr LARGE STOCK OF GAS C°mpetent w°"«- AND COPPER KERB' SUITESNTS' brass EWOTEO-PLa-kd „nnr GUNS, RIFLES, AIR GUNS, a ammuwt, INSPECTION INVITFD, SATISFACTION ONE toNomoN. IN PElt1 CONDITION, A T LESS THAN HALF THE COSf. ABERGELE ROAD. COLWYN B*.

THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. LOCAL PftACTiCAL EXAMINATIONS. Appended is a list -Of the- candidates who were Certificates at the examination hold at M Thfl JulK:Cl°n on Deoembor 13th ai f? .Th,e examinans were Mr Carl W- L vSV ri ssa 4. rsi L^^y.R^o? *■: ( £ aH ^r0ep(H?no?ra)^ Bee6ie (Hp.) &HOo}^nPS^' School P0/ (Pf ) (M^ E £ th* P" Bay (E U' C°lwyn /]Vur^0rvTw0 Sophie Voumri (Pf) AGR^KmTr°n(PamU Emmie Green (Pf) t-Mr hX& ?3sr <-> c £ KLat(Pf.) (M^epoiS<>nAI^ 1 Win'fre(' School fMr:J. w £ nJ Wi County Pf.). ditto; rZi w Jol?n O. Jcn^e Pete, Mason (P^mL dhU>: BnF*> = PlorriTc. cUv'iee 1PM W. U. CleSte): ^'SlSe P°P?ZJtPf' fMicW N)lIly ==

THE VALrE OF CQNWA Y 6- DISTRICT FAN CIBRS' ASSOCIATION- I (Tv the Editor of the "Pioneer"), ttie'aboreL h«M »rff?^ wJ tl16 g'enenU meeting 0f I Kuir, of Bangor, Mr 01 fact, that gentleman wa« notwritu!' t a matter some days after the meeting referiT- me !or consenting to judire I din Jw and reply. We -hJi1gU°yon^m\ 'Mt Th^ explanation in your next issue—I aii Jtc""1^ this The Bungalow, JOHNSON, Koewen, Secret ai-y TaJycafti, UQ,

=- ORDINATION-S AT Sr ASAK th "n(ilty, tho roil d.in his Cathe(ul C!huion Sumhy. tht! Were David Thon, n '?«?• Lampetsr, Micb»er Liarwja'r. oonkin Jones R A i?j °.9 logo. Lampeter B A" D^d'a' By leLers dimis30ry frQm the Bishoof irr-eg' It & peter. bt" Dav,d s ollege# 1^. r> PRIESTS. y lefters dirnis ory from the T»d t>- u co"S; t7\BW "tSb ?*11' "f Sw" Ba" D**id Evm"1? "ff™0"110 Mow, Wrexham; William H ifunm^

I XMAS. 1907. I N EEDHAM4, I OONWAY-ROAD and STAlN-RO D I ? COLWYN BAY. ? BEST STORES for PIPES, 3UCUES f SMOKERS' REQU1SITJ and I FANCIES. I WALKING STICK.Ho. | 19638p 8't, Printed bv Pranrietors ot «t W.u. n "ji Pion«a^,J and Published by »«l Vt T Head Office*—Con way-rand fotvn Ha the County of Denbigh; 1Q Con^* I 63a, Mot>ijn-st., dandudna; Oendon RW^n' u>g*, Venmaenma wr; Rabe^rationer?^* pot, Lianfairfechan; Pendytir HousB iPt twsycocd, all in the County ofrrnaj-von High-st., Blaenau Foetinicg 14 Merioneth; The Library, 7* gion-rd rwst Caxton House, Abftrgo'ePrtlanri Denbigh all in tbe Cmntf jShSh St- Rhyi; Central Building ijhS' p'gh< tatyn. aU in the County Si** I>ooaaifbor 26. 1907 Tkiwsda*

Heir of King Cole (A. Roberts); Goldstick in Waiting: 1 (M. Roes); Herald: P* Larraaaga t Oourtiera, Fairies, and Attendant*: 0. Hupe, N. Hope, A. Peacock, T. Peacock. H. Masters, H. Parkinson, T. Storrs. R. Lewis Morgan and N. Hall. At the close of Friday night's performance, a veto of thanks was accorded to Mr and Mrs James Wood. on the proposition of. Mr Walter Whitehead, and Mr Wood replied in appropriate terms.

| money and relieved the rates. Children attend- ing the Trefriw Sdhool came from a lar^e dis- tanoe, amd from more inaooeasible placee than any other sohool in the oounty of Carnarvon. An intersting programme of vocal and instru- mental music was contributed, amd an excellent pai foriTiti-noo of a faa-cical sketdh by the boys and girls ant.itsed "Th.e Pen^ocuted Policeman." Mr R. Roberts (headmaster) and Miss Bessie Ro- berts played the aooomjiamments- The prizes were d^sLr i bufcod as f olio wis :—Sew- mg prizes given and presented by Mrs Marsh— Standard VII.. Mary Efon lioberts; St. VI., Mabel Read; St. V-. Gertrude Daviea; St. IV.. Mary Davies and Elizabcit.ii Jones, equall; St. Ill., Florence Shaw; St. II., Lizzie Jones; St, L. Blodwein flughla, The folio wing received Captain Kitohen's prizes for proficiency in Eng- lish from the hands o the Rev. E. Da.vies:- Standard Ex-VII.. Jamee Evanø. St. VII.: 1. E. G. Willets; 2, Jane E. Jonea; 3 Catherine W, Roberts- St, VI. 1, Albert E. Shaw; 2. An- rue E, Hughes; 3. Minnie Thomas. St. V. 1. j Wilhe Jones; 2. Jennie Evans; 3, Enid A• oU)T*e8* IV. i h Catherine J. Williams; 2. Lizzie Jones; 3. Mary Davies. St- III: 1. Florence G- Shaw; 2, Lilian M. Hughes; 3, Ed. B. Thomas; 4. Cecil Hugfhes- St. II.: 1, Gladys Hughes; 2. Kate A. 3. J. Eiaza- j beth Jouee; 4. Robt- WiUian^- St. I.: 1, Thr« J, Evans; 2. Leslie Gregory; 3. Maggie Evams. Attendance prizes presented by the Rev. J. Gower: First Ula193-The following made 100 per oent- of attendaooes and received prizes: — Edmund G. Witiets, Jane E Jones, Robt. D. j Hughes, Thcs. 0. Davies. Edward p. Thomas, Kpte A. Jonm, Lizzio D. Hughes, and Esther E, Ithomas- The following, who reside H miles or more from the school made 98 par oent-, and were awarxfed firyst clacs prizes —Mary Davies. Olvren Roberts. Ediith Eva-na, amd Mary Janes. Second olasa prizes for ahildren making 99 par oent. of attendances:—James Evans. Jane E, Jones, Lizzie Pierce. Catherine W. Roberts, Juno- W. Hughes, Lizzie Jonos, Lewis Evans. A-i,o Pierce, Mary Hughes. Gertie Davies. Griffith Thomas. Wm. N, Pritcl-ard Dora. Jones. Kenneth Roberts, and J. R. PTi: h-and. ihe foHowuiig five pupils who reside H miles or more from t.he school received socoikI class w-vr51 v! Davie; Wm, D. Hughes. Cassie Williams. Catherine J. Wiiliams, and Evan J. Hugfoos- Amongst tiho list of ihoea vilho have made an lanbroken atlerKlan.re is Lizzie Diana llv&h&s, wno last vmr wias presented bv the County Authority v/iOh a m«da! umd' if attends full next j'taiir she will fce entit-Led to a watch- A medal was also presented to Robt., D. Aifu for three yeans' unhrokan attendance. At the ocwclusioin a liearty vote cf thanks vras aoootrded all who had taken part, on tthe propo- sition « Mr R. 10. Thomas- A warm weleolr^ wae; exuded to Mm Gower, who was received with loud ohe^sns. Owing to iiiiicas, Mrs Ookleaton who takes prJ^b ln ''3''n3^ m tfce 3abo,oJ' W36 to be