The Barmouth and County Advertiser and District Weekly News

PREPAID ADVETMMENTS. Scale of CI-ILELXgeso ituations Wanted of Vacant Servants Wanted, Apartments Private Sates Houses to Let or Sold. Miscellaneous Wants. Articles Lost and Found Three Six Nine 13 Mo. Inser- Inser- inser- Inser. loser- Words tion. tions. ions.g tions. tions. s d s d s d 21 1o2 0 3 640 5 6 28 16304 65 6 7 6 35 2 0 4 0 56 66 86 42 2 a 5 0 70 80 9 6 49 3 0 6 0 '7 6 8 6 10 6 N.B.—If Box Number given 3d. extra charged for postage of replies. Special Quotations given for longer sef!es of Insertion Remittance in Prepayment must accompan order, and addressed to THE EDITOR, Advertiser and Weekly News, WATER STREET BARMO 1<¡r'l1!f'1;;¡¡.àc:5amrl.Q (1 -;7 WANTED SMART ASSISTANT. WANTED. ? Apply, Bool:stait,Barmoutb. TO BE LET. FpO BE LET.—COVENTRY COT JL TAGE, Park Road. From Nov, 12, 1914. Appiy, Edward Williams. Ceylon House, Barmoutb. rr?O BE LET.—From May 12Lb, 2. JL GLANYWERYDD TERRACE. Apply—Thomas Gtimtbs. rr?O BE LET.—From May 12bh, 1915, JL bouse in MARINE ?GARDENS. Apply-E. M. Jones, 4, Madde Terrace. mOBE LET.—Arvon View, Bron- JL aber Terrace, Barmoubb. From 12th of May, 1915. Renb m6 10 0. Apply,—G. E. Owen, Wern. Barmoutb. TJTL 10.LET, 1, Aelfor Terrace. Lock.up- -.L Shop or OfSce. Immediate possession' Apply, E. Grimtb, 1, Aelfor Terrace. ?? are never ?? so mce as w h ?y stewe d an d serve d within [ Brown & Po i sons j ??? ?om Jr i.ou?* ??/ /???.made into ct???? ???? ? t ???deMcious ???? '???' ????%L ?Mat'5?!???'? ?? t Jt L ini?? A r?it??itTmtft'?? irJ?p'M?.OCJM???'tL S is incomp lete without g ) B a bottic of H. P. Sauce JJ :?.? Plenty of other sauces g but only one ?? ? ?j?n a SaM—a ?ea! ?? ?? ? ? A Se?2tL 'EDWIN KAY, Landscape Specialist, ? Garden Designer, Etc. ROCK GARDENS, WATER GARDENS, OLD EMBUSH, And other forms of Gardening of high- est quality carried out. OLD GARDENS REMSVATED. PLAMTS, TREES & SHRUBS supplied at reasonable rate. ADVISE GiVEN. — .HEATHER BANE, BARMOUTH. WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND opncm WHILE ta king this opportuuity ? of tha,nldng the numerous friends and custiumers for the support given him in the past at the old address, begs to announce that he will oontinue the above trades at his new address MORTHFSELD ROAD, BARMOUTH, where he is ready to undertake all classes of repairs. Watches and Optical Work a speciality. Note Address: OPWERN, NORTHFIELD ROAD. Orders by post promptly at- tended to. MOBLEY & Co -etC. ? ? GRAND SELECTION OF NEW SEASON S GOODS JUST ARRIVED. I I JAFFA ORANGES, GRAPES, LEMONS, I I DESSERT APPLE, BANANAS, I COOKING APPLE, WALNUTS, I BRAZIL NUTS, MONKEY NUTS, COB NUTS, CHESTNUTS, COKERNUTS, JFIGS, t i DATES, ETC. ALL KINDS OF TINNED FRUITS PICKLES, ETC. TRY OUR MILITARY PICKLES. THE FRUIT STORES, HIGH STREET, BARMOUTH For the best View Post Callds Go to the Original Stationers and Publishers— J. EVAMS & NEPHIT-W, High Street, Who have an unlimited Stock of Framed Views, Parses, Dorothy Ba-gs, Gt.ude Books, Maps, &c., &c. alsoagentsfc)r rh. CHOCIiLATES AND r -SWEETS i

BARMOUTH. WAR on POTATOES-Best cooking potatoes 5/- cwt. a t MOBLEY & Co. Business.—Messrs. Morris & Williams House decorators, Barmouih, beg to in- form the public that in the absence of Mr Morris, who has joined Kitchener's new Army,business will be carried on as usual under the direction of Mr Williams. All orders will be esteemed and prompt- ly attended to. The Army.—Mr J. B. Mendbam, son of Mr C. A. Mendbam, Mount Argus, has received his commission as 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers (Territorial Army) and has been sent to Northampton. Private V. St. G. Hewins has been gazetted as 2nd Lieutenant in the 7th Battalion of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Kitchener's Army.—Last Friday two young men from Dyn'ryn, Isaac Pugh and Edward Roberts, joined Lord Kitchener's Army, and left for Wrex- bam. On Monday morning Messrs William Morris, Tanyfedw; John Gar- nett, Mount Windsor, and Robert Scott Vaugbton, Barmoutb Junction, left for Rbyl to join the North Wales Battalion Royal Welsh Fusihers (Kitchener's Army). On Sunday last, Mr Thomas Williams, Beach Road, left to join the Royal Naval Brigade Motor Corps. On Monday night, Mr William Finnigan, Water Street, who had been home for a few days, left for Liverpool, and his Regiment, King's Own (Liverpool is expected to leave for active service very shortly. Cymdeithas Bobl leuanc Seion.— Cafwyd cwrdd agoriadiol rbagorol yr ucbod nos Fercber, Tacbwedd 4ydd, dan lywyddiaeth y Parch. Edwin Jones. Cymerodd y rhai canlynol ran ynddo trwy ganu ac adrodd, etc." MI's Edwin Jones, Misses Annie Morris, Catty Pugb, N. Roberts, Susie Roberts, Maggie Roberts. Mr D. Anwyl James a W. J. Griffith.—Tacb. 11, cynbaliwyd y cyfar- fod wytbnosol. Darllenwyd papurau gan y rbai caniynol:—Mr H. Wynne Williams, Fy hotfaf Lyfr yn y Beibi; MrGrimtb Roberts,Fy boffaf Emyn yn y Llawlyfr Moliant;" Mr E. D. Jones, M.A., Fy hoff Ddarlun." Can- wyd hoff emyn Mr Roberts gan Mrs Edwin Jones yn effeitbiol iawn. Cy- feilydd, Mr D. Anwyl James. On Imperial Service.—The following are the names of the Barmouth Boys who have enlisted for Imperial Service and who bad such a hearty sent off on Monday last:— Lieutenant Maurice Buckloy, 2nd Lieutenant V. St. G. Hewins, Corpi. Edward Price, GIasfryn Pvte. Ellis Tank, Victoria Buildings, Pvte. Richard Jones, 2, Marine Ter. Pvte. David Davies, Williams Bdgs. Pvte. Robert H. Lewis, Brynawel Ter. Pvte. Edward Thomas, Church Place Pvte. Robert Lloyd, 2, Mount Pteassmt Pvte. Tommy Loxton, Central Bdgs., Pvte. Biliio W. Roberts, Advertiser" OfSce. Pvte. Owen Thomas, Green Garage, Pvte. Humphrey Humphreys, 1, Fronfeien Terrace Pvte. W. B. Grimth, Vulcan Viila Pvte. John Parry Jones, GIanyhyn Pvte. Tommy Jones, Buxton House Pvte. Tommy Owen, Snowdon View, Pvte. Phiilip WiHiams, Abrttmffra Pvte. Thomas Evans, Water Street, Pvte. John Jones, Goronwy Terrace Pvte. Francis Morris, Abermaw Ter. Pvte. Evan Evans, Arvon View, Pvte. Joe (Jatberwood Pvte. Thomas Hugh Jones, Eldon House Pvte. pavid T. Evans, Glandwr Pvte. Lewis Davies, William 's I Bdgs, Pvte. Wm. Richard Lewis, Gtan-y- werydd Cottage Pvte.—Ingram, GIasfor Terrace The Late Mr. H. S. Doxat.—We note the gross value of. this gentleman's estate declared as JE21,849. The late Mr Doxat was the son of Mr E. T Doxat, chairman of the National Dis- count Company, London. Generosity.- We are glad to and that our old Barmoutb boys are net behind in doing their share in contributing towards the war funds, as we under- stand that Mr Thomas Freeman, Noriih- wicb, has subscribed the handsome sum of 40 guineas. The Barmouth Unit.—It is requested that all those who intend to join the Barmoutb Drilling Unit to present themselves at the Masonic Hall for a tree discussion at 8 o'clock to-night (Thursday). The Snowdrop Band.—A meeting was held on Friday at the Caersalem school- room. The hymns were given out by Misses Maggie Edwards and Eitty Evana. Miss Sarah Dilys Jones read a psalm. Mrs Morgan, Ballymacora,e;ave a splendid address on 'Truatwortbinesss' which the girls very much appreciated. Woman's Tomparance Union.—A prayer meeting was held at Ebenezer Schoolroom on Tuesday afternoon. Wo had a very good meeting, and pleased to see so many present. A resolution was passed to send to the Chief Constable to lessen the boars of the public houses. Next meeting wilt be held Dec. 1st., Bible Society Report.—The annual meeting of the Barmoutb Branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society was held on Tuesday night at the Church Hall. The chair was taken by the Rev. E. J. Parry, Wesleyan Minister. The Rev. WeIIsley Jones, B.A., B.D., the recently appointed deputation, gave an excellent address which was listened to with great attention. The Rector and the ministers of the town took part in the proceedings. The meeting was the best attended for years. The French Language.—The utility and necessity of being conversant with the French language is more keenly felt to-day than ever. At the request of several townspeople, a French Class has been formed in the town for be- ginners and those who are desirous ot improving their French knowledge. Terms very moderate. — Apply, S. Bissenger, St. Ann's.—Advt.. "Yno, ac Yma."—Traddodir darlith ar y testyn uchod ynghapel Caersalem, Abermaw, gan y Parch. Joseph Jenkins, Nos Fawrth nesaf, Tachwedd 24aio, 1914. Cadeirydd, Mr Edward Williams, Ceylon House. Mynediad i mewn Cbwecbeiniog. Dechreuir am 7 o'r glocb. Na cboller y cyneusdra i glywed y Darlitbydd fu yma o'r blaen yn traddodi ei Ddarlith boblogaidd ar John Jones." Red Cross Sewing Committee.—The weekly meeting took place as usual on Tuesday last at the Belle Vue Hal), and the following garments were banded in :—Five shirts, 12 pairs socks, 8 pairs muttons, 1 pair gloves, 1 body belt, 1 pair pyjamas, and 3 scarves (knitted by the. School Children at the Council School). The subscriptions and other gifts for the week.end were as follows:—W. W. Greener, Esq., PIas Llwyd, .61; Miss Jones, 1, Fronfelen Terrace, 10s.; Miss Abraham, The Bu.ngalow,dressing gown Mrs Richards, Glanydon, 2 pairs socks, 1 pair muttens; Miss Morris, Clivo Place, 1 pair socks. Not acknowledged last week, Miss Richards, Greenbill, 1 pair gloves. Dur- ing last week Mrs Heath despatched to London a large number of garments. Great thanks are duo to the Barmoutb ladies for their energetic and beautiful work, which continues to come in steadily week by week. The Secretary wiH be most grateful for any farther subscriptions and donations to buy material and wool to meet the demand of workers for our wounded and sick.— Gwendolyne Denton, Ron. sec.