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$. — — 00.0 0 .0 {$} BARMOUTH THE BEAUTIFUL. ?? ??- ? MtN-Y-MOR. ?? ??' ? (On Seashore). ? ? The Largest Boarding House in Barmoutb. Ac- commodation 178 Visi- tors. Immensely popu- lar. Dance each w'2ek in magniRcent Ball Room. Evening Amusements. Own Tennis and Croquet Lawn. Luxury and Com- fort by the Sunny Sea.. Refreshing Holidays. Excellent Cuisine. Sep- arate Tables. From 30/- to 63/- weekly. Free Illustrated TariS. MR. & MRS. ERNEST LL LLOYD ø ————————————- TO VISITORS. — T 1-"1 E Banner Cnding Cibrarp, READING ROOM, BILLIARD and CHESS ROOMS. Close to Railway StattOM. OPENS DAILY From 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Visitors' Subscriptions Monthly 2s. Weekly Is. Daily 2d. Books issued at 2d. per vol. available for so many days. ALL THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS The Institution contains the FRANCES COBBE BEQUES'I Open to Visibors:every fternoon from 2 to 6. — TO VISIT-OR-S. I{;; -I'ill ¡ill.111 i¡iU: ¡ l:ill!ë'T..i10"T:¡(íI0 Ii" '!iD?Æ¡'¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡;;¡;¡¡¡¡¡;¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ ,¡;¡¡¡¡n¡;¡¡¡, I 'l' I g Whatever you need at a Chemist's, ? ? Go to = ?*? T? 'ET??/T?? ? ] ri'" M {fl\i >i ,;¡. S i). ?. JAMiib ? The Pharmacy, BARMOUTH ? one of the famous ? S "REXALL" PHARMACIES E of "which there a1'e 7ie(.zyly <?r;0 in the Brdish Ir, les. ? f.i f_11'1 ERE you will find the best of cve'ythmg )n ? =' 11 drugs and toi)et preparations and r.ew kinds of = I chocolates, too—better than you ever tasted before. I ? ??? ? Remem b er— ? ? ???F ? TRADE ?? ? i ? P H A R M A"C Y s ? yoMf ?toMcy <-c/M)t?g? ?!c?!y t/ yoM are <to.t tt!o)-e ??M x??t?e?. = '????????????????????????????????????????? A ??_?_?_ _= ASSEMBL Y ROOMS, BARMOUTH. Return visit of Mr Hare, who made such a success here in "A Pair of Spectacles.' TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Friday & Saturday Ju!y 31st & August 1st Visit of tba Eminent Comedian, MR. ARTHUR HARE and London Co. in the Brilliant Laugh- able 3 Act Comedy, THE MOLLUSC By Hubert Henry Davies. As played by Sir Cbas. Wyndbam and Miss Mary Moore at the Criterion Thea- tre for upwards of 300 nights. Reserved seats 3/- & 2/6. Unreserved 2/- & 1/ Seats booked at Pyemont's Music Warehouse (naxt door to the As- sembly Rooms), Early doors at 7.45, 6d. extra. Ordinary doors at 8. rmO BE SOLD-A Spring Cart JL (nearly new) to suit cob about 15 bands. Apply-M Advertiser, Bar- moutb. ) WANTED-Young Girls as atten- vv dance, ete., for the season. Also Young Girls for selling Chocolates. Apply, Pavilion Box Omce. W ANTED.- APPiRENTlb-E. Gro- Vv eery and Provisions. Opportu. nity occurs for a smart boy to learn, above trade. Indentures, no premium. Wages paid. Apply by letter to Star Supply Stores, Barmoutb. A YOUNG ?WIDOWTequires situa? Ation as companion or lady's help, for 3 months. Apply, X., "Advertiser Omce. A PARTMEMTS.—Sitting Room and J?jL Two Bedrooms. Terms moderate. Appiy.—Mrs. Wynne) Artbog. 'Y?T'AN TED from about Micbaetmas, W Unfurnished Detached Cottage with garden in Barmouth district, rent about ;B15. Apply-E. M. Garnett, Burton Cottage, Tarporley, Cheshire. A C(?MMODATION?near Sea, re- J.L quired for lady, gentleman and child, 4t years. Boarding House or Apartments, August 8tb to 22nd. State locality, inclusive moderate terms. Lybton" Styveebail Avenue, Earlsdon, Coventry. mo BE LET—From August 12th JL 1914, Graigfacb Cottage, now occupied by Mr. John Vaugban Rent -CIO inclusive of of Rates. Apply before 4tb August to Willjam George, Council ORtce. THE I PAV!L!ON PROMENADE, BARMOUTH. n Propri. et, ors The Art Animated Pic- ropL'le ors ?? ??,?? Ltd. Managing Director Mr John Walters. THE FINEST AND MOST UP-TO- DATE PICTURE HOUSE ON THE WELSH COAST. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of PICTURES Da!!y from 3 to 4.30. Nightly, T to 10.30. TO-MBGHT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Patbe Freres Great Exclusive, A TRACEBY iN THE CLOUDS. Supported by a splendid programme of pictures. MONDAY, August 3rd. ENORMOUS HOLIDAY ATTRACTION The greatest picture produced in the history of the Cinematograph art and one which, -at the present time, in view of the war cloud hanging over Europe, will prove of more than excep- tional interest. THE CURSE OF WAR. Pathe Freres Greatest Exclusive. And a fine selection of Pictures. ADMISSION: 6d. & 3d. Wednesday & Thursday, August 12th & 13th Tho Great Success from Wynham Theatre, ? ,A Miss MADGE CRICHTON'S No. 1 Company. Seats can now be booked. Prices 8s & 2s August 17th, 18th & 19th, ME. GEORGE EDWARDS' Co. in "G!PSY LOVE." THE ALFRESCO PAV!L!OM. Manager for the Mr Walter Paskin. Aitresco Mr Walter PasklD. COOL COSY COMFORTABLE Daily, eLt 3 & 8. Wet morning only at 11. THE EMPIRE SEREMADERS NOVELTY CONCERT PARTY HIGH-CLASS & REFINED. 10 FIRST-CLASS ARTISTES 10 Change of Programme Daily. Populup-ppices: 18. & 6d. Is. seats can be booked at the Pavilion Box Omce without extra charge. The Pav!HoM Billiard Saloon Two Tables;) open DaHy, from 10 a.wn. to 10-30 p.M,
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LIST OF VISITORS BORTHWEN TERRACE. The Anchorage, Miss Richards Mr and Mrs Gough, Wolverhampton; Mr and Mrs Mott, Birmingham Mrs and Miss Hutton,Manchester; Mr and Mrs MacRobie, Liverpool POREINGTON TERRACE. 1, The Cliffe, Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Goodie, Master Goodie, Man- chester Mrs Fallows, Blackburn; Mr and Mrs Heath, Misses Heath,;Birmingbam 2, Penmount, Mrs Sugh Evans Mr and Mrs Roberts, Miss Roberts, London; Mrs Owen, Misses Owen and Roberts,Liver- pool Misses Folkard, London .a, Mrs Jane Jones Mr and Mrs Langford Moore, London Mr and Mrs Biedermann, Bedford; Mr and Mrs Please, Miss Berrington, Runcorn Mr and Mrs Bennett, Miss Bennett, London; Mjf and MrstShepperd and family, Nottingham; Mr and Mrs Raindrop, Miss Raindrop, Dids- bury 5, Miss Roth well Mr and Mrs B. Ashcroft, Mr J. W. Ashcroft and friend, Miss Chandley, Miss Robinson, Earlestown 7, Brynffynon, Mrs V. Humphreys Dr and Mrs Henderson, Miss Henderson, Miss Mansneld, Bristol; Mr Robertson and party, Mr and Mrs Martin and family, Mr and Mrs Dunne, London GLANABER TERRACE. 4, Mrs J. Lewis Mrs and Miss Birchenough.Sandbach; Miss Hayues, Chester Mr and Mrs Rase, Man. Chester GRAIGFACH. 1, Mrs Lewis Jones Mr and Mrs A. E. Delf, Birkenhead; Misses Deakin and Gregg, Birmingham 3, Mrs Barton Miss F. Yarrow, Mr A. Yarrow, Miss E. Yarrow,Luton; Miss A. Slaney, Birmingham WATERLOO PLACE. Llys Llewelyn, Mrs Richard Owen Mr and Mrs Cox, Miss Cox, Birkenhead Mr and Mrs Hands, Miss Hands.Mr Barton, Rev — Alford, Derby 2, Capt.eWiIIiams Mr Brawn, Mr J. Brawn, London Mr and Mrs Freeborn, children and maid, Oxford Rev and Mrs Hughes, Stourbridge Bronygraig, Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Windbank and family, Misses Lloyd, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Knight and family, Rossendale THE QUAY. Pembroke House, Mrs Insp. Watkin Owen Mrs Foster, Mr Jos. Foster, Mr J. S. Foster, Manchester; Miss H. Hilton, Newoastle-on- Tyne; Miss D. Silver, MissE.PoweII, Mr J. G. Urie, Manchester; Mr and Mrs E. W. Burt, Ilford, Essex; Miss Winifred Bryon, Mr Arthur C. Barnard, Ilford; Mr and Mrs Saville and family, Warwick; Mr and Mrs W. Garlick, Walthamsbow Min-Afon, The Misses Jones Mr Wm. Steuard, Miss Steuard, Miss Tay- lor, Trentham; Mr Olton, Hanley; Mr and Mrs Melville:Richards, Masters Melville Richards, Miss Madaline Melville Richards, Warwick Riviera House, Mrs Ellis Morris Rev., Mrs and Miss Head, Brilley Vicarage, Hereford; Mr and Mrs McGill. Miss Hilda McGiII.Prestwick; Mr Jones, London; Miss Orme, Warrington Whitneld House, Mrs Richards Mr and Mrs Billing, Miss Billing, Mr and MrsBagalley, Mr Bagalley, Miss Peters, Mr and Mrs EIIison, Miss EIlison, Mr and Mrs Abbott, Miss Abbott,Mr Harvey, Mr Dil. worth, London Eldon House, Mrs Angel Jones Messrs Pare and Bowden, Banbury; Mr H. R. Webb, J.P., Miss Webb, Banbury; Master Jack Hawker, Cheltenham; Mrs and Misses Leyland, Manchester Morlan, Mrs Robert Jones Mrs Johnson; Mr, and Mrs Scott, Misses Scott, Mrs Marshall, Didsbury; Mr and Mrs Mayer, Ladywell Morannedd, Miss Williams Mr and Mrs Kershaw and family, Mr and Mrs Smith, Oldham Mrs Jones and family, London; Misses Scragg, Miss Helliwell, Miss Canotta, Miss Frankland, Manchester Snowdon View, Mrs Owen Mr and Mrs Wallace, Southport Wynnstay House, Mrs T. Garnett Mr and Mrs Fronde, Miss Fronde, Mr Irons, London; Mr and Mrs Cressy Mr P. Cressy, Mr R, Cressy, Mr V. Cressy, Didsbury Lynton House, Mrs Wilkinson Mrs Spakes, Miss Muriel Spakes, Miss Irene Spakes, Miss Timmings, Miss Brown, Bir- mingham Fenrhyn View, Mrs W. Garnett Mr and Mrs Rattray, London g, Bronaber Terrace, Mrs W. Griffith Mr and Mrs H. SIatter and baby, Sussex; 2, Craig View, Mrs Taylor Miss Edith Newry, Miss Maud Bennett, Birmingham CHURCH STREET. Mount Pleasant, Mrs Hugh Lloyd Mr W. J. Rose, Mr B. Rose, Mr E. Moore, Mr J. Wilson, Mr S. Wilson, Mr M. Wilson, Mr L. Wilson, Mr F. Wilson, Mr A. Oakes, Mr E. Serman, Mr F. Onions, Birmingham Penlan, Mrs John Davies Mr and Mrs Greaves, Manchester; Mr Mesa, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs LuSlngham, Master Luffingham, London 1, Glyndwr. Mrs W. E. Jones Miss Bryden, Ashton-in-Makeneld Mrs Me CarChy, Sunderland; Miss Rhing, Miss Pope, Miss Sharrod, London 1, Aelydon, Mrs Owen Williams Mr and Mrs J. Riley and family,,Mrs A. Round and family, Mrs Moore, Mt and Mrs A. Walters, Mrs J. Waterhouse, Mrs J.Wal* ters, Mr and Mrs B. Walters and child, Miss B. Matthews, Miss G. Yates, Mr and Mrs A. Rowley, Mr Gibson, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Taylor, Shipley