The Barmouth and County Advertiser and District Weekly News

G r O""E¡¡ !j1 f,,M $Æ m LIL'I 'B' ?M.?Tf??&f? !?W?!! F? W?!??!?????? ??.Ws?s?LL?; A" 0 WHILE taking this opportunity ? of tanking the numerous friends and custumers for the support given him in the past at the old address, begs to announce that be will continue the above trades at his new address VYERN, D NORTHFBEt.D ROAD BArMOUTH, where he is ready to undertake all classes of repairs. Watches and Optical \1}Jori{ a spec!a!Sty. Note Address: tiORTHflElD MM Orders by post promptly at- tended to. Price 2/9 a box, 6 boxes 13/9, of all deniet's, or- horn Foster Mc-Gietian, Co., 8. WeUs S! rpet, Oxh3td Street, Loadon. W. Don'L ask for backache or kidnpy piUs,—ask distinctly for Doan's bHckacbe kidney piiis, the same as Mrs Morris had. &GEMT— ?!????'? (?-?.(\ C-?) M?) B??? <?''———————? K y TF?*?*??T?*?'?**? WWw W @ @??a.8???l!?'?M8???sJ'@ W.J T?. S?ee? .g""reel \? ? ? ? ..???i?!Mnt BARMOUTH. I ij;;? TH2AH.-?TEEL8!CYCL? ?? ?j, ? applied. The ?saines.'i or the bra ke- S TH ¿ ALL-¡TEEL BICYCU:: ?jj ? the g-nerat Raieigh exccUence over ? .{ aH ot h er bicYcies. Duniop tyres ? ad l°bher blcr<;lcs, Dunlop tyres r? an'j S: rmey- Arche!- 3-spee d gear. §? p\erJf;¡ f:lJ:ePii app.lcd. 1,, .1eatnes' or the brake- Sell'! I P,?Stca;i for work is most10ieable a¡1d is part of t!,1e g?neral H.a!clgh excellence over ÎJ;tf:Y-Archer 3-speed gear. i ??.9 No?ingham. ? j}. i' t'it?? a E?;-3?''???'???!mm??Bm?M-St?? ? ? ????????S?m?I?? ? .£..5; 19,'6 or 9/4 ? ? MSS GtFURMTEQ R!VETS. ? ? ??'?S? 'a?-"f?k ?'s Rivets, and bend bac!; Book of the Raleigh. and strong. ? ?? ? ?" 4?.?? Of an toca! Jron- ? h:??' .:A-? -?'?'? mnng"rs.orspnd]/- a ?'?\.?-, ??? for bcx (assorted ) to— ? ?? .? Ei?;?-.3'cd and TuMaf ? ?'i '? ???? AvicsbtHT, BHck& ? Traddodiadau ac Ofergoelion J Cymru Fu." Traddodir D A R LET i Ar y testyn uchod YN NGHAPEL PARK ROAD, N03 Fawth, Eiydflef 12, 1915, Gan yr enwog I TEG'i:i3. Gwaboddiad Cynes i Bawb. Wap! Wap! Obtain at ones the most interesting and wonderfu! Bock pubiished Y 'C feAt!L A?R4D [J IIw m;Mu, ¡ç." THE CAROASE. c (ForteIIing the Doom of the Kaiser). By THETA. THE aim of this publication is to show the sacred origin of the war, its gigantic issues and the glorious destiny of the English-speak- ing race. It shows that we are now in process of fulfilment of the Third of Christ's given to his disciples regarding His coming. The first was the destruction of Jerusalem. The second was the appearance of false Christs deceiving the Elect. The third was the greatest Tribulation that the wOl'ldl.as ever seen or will see. This war surpasses the horrors of the Middle Ages, "the Hell of Dante paIesbesidethatoftheKaiser. Thisisthe gathering of the Eagles and the carcase is that of the sick man of Europe, Turkey In the Apocalyptic vision of the Great Armaged- don the three unclean spirits," the dragon, the beast and the false prophet or teacher, are Austria, Turkey and Germany. In Israel the authoress sees the Anglo-Saxon, the little nation that should become a thousand and a small one a strong nation." In the prophecy of Isaiah it is seen that when men are in the worst state of blindness Israel would be found, having been sustained all these years by God, the wealth of the Gentiles pouring into her treasuries, the paths of the sea leading up to her, the colonies bringing in their gold and silver to her in ships from afar, the sons of strangers bi-dlding up her walls, and the East supplying her with camels and dromedaries. In the prophecy of Esdras the Son is said to be revealed at the time of the great war. England is to possess the "gates of her enemies," the Jews are to return to Palestine under British protectorate. Israel and Judah are to be reunited. Egypt is to be revived, freed from the tyranny of the Turk. The highway between Egypt and Assyria will be Palestine and Israel will make a third \\}t.h Eygpt and Assyria." The Stone of Jacob is in Westminster, the Ark of the Covenant in Ireland. The day is at hand. A very lumin- ous interpretation of Scripture prophecy in relation to the great crisis. The above can be obtained of all News- agents and Booksellers, and at Railway Bookstalls or direct from the Publishers, Morgan, Son & Co., Ltd., 88, Chancery Lane, London, W.C., for 2/6 nett or three copies 7s.; six copies, 12/6; twelve copies, 24/; carriage paid. IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS. Tourists to the Welsh Coast should not forget to take a Trip over the far- famed FESTINIOG RAILWAY TWELVE MILES' RIDE ALONG THE MOUNTAIN SIDE, from which they wiH see THE MOST ENCHANTING SCEN- ERY IN NORTH WALES. EVERY WEEKDAY until September 30th, 1915. TOURISTS. TICKETS are issued from Cambrian Watering Places. TAMVBWLCH and BLAEMAU FESTEMSOG (via Minifordd) as under: Return Fares ToTANY- ToBLAENAU From BWLCH. FESTINIOG 3rd1st3rd 1st C!ass Class Class Ctass Barm.outh 3/9 6/3 4/6 7/6 Dyffryn 3/- 4/11 3/9 6/2 Hanbedr & Pensarn 2/7 4/2 3/4 5/5 Hariecb 8/3 3/7 3/. 4/10 Criccietb 2/4 3/7 3/1 4/10 PwiiheH 3/6 5/10 4/3 7/1 Tickets are issued by any train having a through connection and available for return any day within 6 months. CYNFAEL WATERFALLS, FES- TINIOG. A conveyance wiil leave Biaenau Fes- tiniogon the arrival of t;be train due there at 12 noon and run through Fes- tiniog to Cynfael WaterfaiJs and back ¡ every week-day. Return fare, 1/6. F. G. CRICK, s Traffic Manager. i Festiniog, s Sept.1915 ? Sa.S<Bs By Auction. J SALES BY ¡ Messrs DIGGORY & CHAPMAN (DAVID ROBERTS & SON), AUCTIONEES & VALUERS, Corwen and DoSgeSSey. BARMOUTH, NORTH WALES. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND VILLA RESIDENCE. Messrs. DIGGORY & CHAPMAN (DAVID ROBERTS & SON) Beg to announce their instructions to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE MASONIC HALL, BARMOUTH, On WEDNESDAY, October i3th, 1915, At 2 o'clock in the Afternoon (Subject to conditions of Sale to be then produced) The following valuable Freehold Properties LOT i.—AM that commodious and well-situated block of Business Premises in High Street, Barmoutb, comprising Ironmongers Shop and Premises now in the occupation of Mr. W. 0. GALE (late MinshaH & Co.), together with Shop and Premises now occupied as a Fruit Stores by Messrs. Mobtey & Co. These premises are exceedingly wen-placed in the best business position in the Town mid-way between the Corsygedol Hotel and the newly-elected premises of the London City and Midland* Bank, having an extensive frontage to the main thoroughfare, and also excellent access at the rear from Cambrian Street. LOT 2—A!! that recently erected semi detached Freehold Villa Residence situate on the Hiil above the Barmoutb to Har!ech Road and known as "Y GARTH," now in the occupation of Mr. W. 0. Gale. This very desirable Property is exceedingly well-built of stone and slated of modern and attractive design and stands in a most select position in the Residential quarter of the town. It is situate in a well-sheltered spot and commands-fine and extensive view's over the CardiganBay. For further particulars apply as to Lot 1 to Messrs. MiNSHALL. PARRY JONES, & PUGH, SOLICITORS OSWESTRY, a?! )o Lot 2 !o Mr. R. GUTHRIE JONES, SOLICITOR, DOLGELLEY, and as to both liots to the Auctioneers, Corwen and Do)gei!ey,Mr S M HUGHES, 41, NORTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL, or to Messrs. J CHARLES HUGHES & CO., SOLICITORS, DOLGELLEY. TOWN OF BARMOUTH. Sale of Freehold Dwelling Houses. MESSRIon. DIGORRY & CHAPMAN (DAVID ROBERTS & SON) Beg to announce their instructions to Offer for Sale by IPUIBILIC A. UCTION AT THE MASONIC HALL, BARMOUTH, On WEDNESDAY, October 13th, 1915, At 2 30 o'clock in the Afternoon) (Subject to conditions of Sale to be then produced) All- those THREE FREEHOLO DWELLING HOUSES KNOWN AS Nos.i, 2 & 3, ABERMAW TERRACE, BARMOUTH. The Houses are situated on the Quay and command splendid views of the Estuary and Mountains. They are substantially built, and in fair order of repair. They each contain 3 Reception Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, Kitchen and usual con- veniences and are let at C25 each per annum, the tenants paying rates and taxes. The Property affords an excellent opportunity for a capital investment. For further particu)ars apply to the AUCTIONEERS, Corwen & Dolgelley to EDWIN BLAKEY, Esq., Surveyor' Architect, and Estate Agent, Barmoutb; or to Messrs. CHAS. ROGERS, SONS & ABBOTT, Solicitors, 18, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. r?O BE LET from May 12hh, 1916, -i Bron Eivion, King Edward Street. ? Apply, Proprietor. rp0 BE LET BURNISHED _L a 7-roomed Cottage. Bath, w.c. gas. Sea and mountain view. Central. 1, Princess Avenue, Barmoutb. FURNIST-IED HOUSE TO BE LET JF from September until June Four bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen, etc. Good position, facing the sea. Appty, J.M., Advei-iise), Omce. T'?7"ANTED—A furnished or un- W furnished room for an eideriy person with attendance (permanent).— Apply, "X, office of this paper. ? OOD GENERAL-Age about 20, ??r for sm?til family. Apply, Hooper, Cat-Irene, Hanaber. ?rANTED for Londcn, private W famiiy, Rpgents Park, strong scuiiery maid, 8 in kitchen. Must have been in service and have good references. Liberal wages, comfortable home. Address—" H. S. 6, Porkington terrace, Barmoutb. m P!CTURE8 PAVILiON PROMEKAOE, BARMOUTH. Admission: Is., 6d., 3d. TO-NIGHT Thursday Friday, and Saturday. Afternoons at 3. Evenings, 7 to 10 30. TBE BEST MAN. EAUMONT GRAPHIC. LAUGHING GAS. STEEPLEJACKS. TliMiiI? L REAL AGATHA. NEXT WEEK. Monday, TMesday and Wednesday. K!DRECANS HANOS. WAYWARD SON. POLISHING UP. BMHO B!LLY A FRIEND IN NEED. 8WANKER & WITCAES CURSE FRENCH TRMPS IN ARGONNES. TWENTY MINUTEST OF LOYE (Chaplin Film). NIGHTLY AT 8. MATINEES: WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY AT 3. Admission 3d. & 6d. N O'1tY" The Pavilion Billiard Room, Two Tables. Open Daily from 10a.m. toll p.m. J.FOULKESJONESTMN MANCHESTER HOUSE, BARMOUTH. Ladies' & Gent's Tailors ? and Outfitters and Fancy Drapers. WORE DONE ON THE PREMISES FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED.