The Barmouth and County Advertiser and District Weekly News

THE London City & Midland Bank, Ltd. HEAD OFFICE 5, Threadneedle Street, E.C. 31st Dec. 1010. Subscribed) Capital X22,9479804 Pa!d Up Capita! 4,780,702 Reserve Fund 4,000,000 Advances, etc 63 863.8SSC Deposits 174,620,724 Foreign Branch: 8, Finch Lane, E.G. CambfSan R-ai Iways. Train Variations, July 23rd to Aug. 31st. Between the above dates, IMPORTANT VARrATIOS will be made in this Company's Passenger Train Service. For full particulars see Time Tables. S. WILLIAMSON, Generat Manager. Oswestry, July,19L7 SMB?J???? t f!MBM? ?!!?W HMM??M??? is the "short cut" to Fitness in War-time. An early-morning spoonful m a glass of water for three or four days running, will remedy any disturbed condition of Liver, Stomach, Bowels or Kidneys. For the minor functional ills which War-diet con- ditions have a tendency to impose, Andrews' Liver Salt Is the correct antidote. Its cccaslonat use will clear the system of ai! clogging, body-waste and keep the Stomach normai. Liver active, Bowels regular, and Kidneys effective. Andrews' makes a sharp, sparkling, refreshing draught, acceptable and beneficial atike to Adults and Juveniles. It exercises on the system the easy corrective influences of Fruit. Vegetables and Cereals, whose natural Salts It almost exactly duplicates. M n The proportion of Sugar hitherto PLD* used in Andrews' (for the sake of palatableness only) has been lessened in accordance with National requirements. In the new form Andrews' is still pleasantly palatable. Its medicinal properties are guaranteed to be exactly as before. If you are an old User, MM COM/tMM." with conjidence to buy A ndrews' for yotii, pllr- pose, as Ù, previous years. If you have not yet tried it, Olle 7'Mt of Andrews' will erplain ? ?M?-?'St?? why many families havc used it for upwards of 20 years. Sold in the familiar S ???????s Green tin, in two sizes. ? ??S?? USUAL S!ZE 7d. FAMILY SIZE 1/1 Get a tin of this p!easant<o take Corrective from your Chemist or Grocer. Take an earty-morning spoonful in a glass of water f oi- 301' 4 days running H?AeneMryoufee! "out-of-sorts.' ItwHiputyou right and keep you right. But get ANDREWS'. Shoitld ,yoM experimce any difficulty, Please send your Chemist's or GI'ocer's name aud aildress, cud yoMf owy;, together with 7d. tM stampu M'< will forward you the <ttt post free and refuttd J'OHf postage too. SCOTT & TURNER, LTD. (Dept. A. 63) NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. Iro

THE SAME GOOD STORY. BY ANOTHER BARMOUTH WOMAN Some things you cannot read too often. You like the story better every time. Barmoutb people tell over and over nga-in their experiences with Doan's Backache E)dney Pills. Their experiences din'er in detail but all agree in the happy ending. The following story told by Mrs M. Roberts, of Gorpbwysfa," near St. David's Church, cannot fail to be be!pful. On December 20tb. 1912, she said :— Some years ago I was troubled very much with backache pains round the )oins. That was caused through my kidneys being out of order, which I proved also by other symptoms. Having beard of Doan's backache kidney piils I thought I would try them, and I am pleased to say they did me a great deal of good; in fact, in a short time they cured me of all the trouble. I should certainly take Doan's pills again if I bad any return of the corn. plaint. (Signed) M. Roberts." On February 7tb. 1916-over three years later-Mrs Roberts said:— Doan's pills cured me over three years ago, and I have kept well since, by taking -An occasions! dose. I always praise the medicine." If you suffer from gravel, backache, urinary disorders, dropsical swellings in the ankles and limbs, rheumatism, lassitude, weakness, dizziness, coid bands and feet, or any symptom of kidney and bladder trouble, Doan's backache kidney pills will help you, for they are solely for the kidneys and bladder. Price 2/9 & box, of all dealers or irom Foster McCIeHan, Co., 8, Wells Street, Oxford Street, London, W. Don't ask for backache or kidney piUs,—ask distinctly for Doan's backache kidney pins, the s&me ae Mrs Roberts bad.

J. JONES, The Library, Barmouth, Licensed Appraiser AND House Agent. Lists of Houses for Saie. Furnished and Unfurnished Houses to Let. ALSO List of reliable Apartments on Application. Telegrnms:—LIBRARY, Bat-mouth. WANTED-At once younp girl about; 15 as general. Apply, Royal Hotel, Barmouth. q?O LET-4, Cborch PJace. App!y, o G.R." Oface of this paper. ? ? ???? ?

BARMOUTH Tribunal.—The Local Tribunal wi!! meet to day (Thursday). A report will appear in our next issue. The Y T.C.—Mr Oswald Armer, Craig. y-mor, has been gazetted Spcond. Lieutenant in the Barmoutb V.T.C. Holidays—The County School was ciospd for the summer vacation yester. day (Wednesday). Pensions Committee.—-The County Military and Nava! War Pensions Com- mittee met at the Police Station yester- day (Wednesday). Tennis.—An American Tournament will be p!ayed on the. Recreation Ground, next Saturday, at 2.15 p.m. Entrance foe, 6d. Tea, 6d. Examinations.—The annual examin- ations of the Central Welsh Board are being held this week at the County School. Demonstration— On Monday after- noon, a demonstration in fruit and vegetable bottling, was given at the Belle Vue HaU, by an expert instructor. Recita!.—On Thursday evening, a most successful organ recital was given &t S. John's Church, by Mr W. H. Pyemont. A violin solo was also given by Mr M. Nierot. Train Variations.—From July 23rd to August 31st, important variations I will be made in the Cambrian Railways Passenger Train Service. For fuU particulars see time tables. ? Route March.—On Friday night, the members of the V.T.C. went for a route march (futty equippee)) a,!ong the Dot- gelley Road. Secood Lieatenant R. G. Bocke, Maindea House, being in com- mand. The Art Picture House.—This popu' Jar Picture House continues to draw large audiences nigbHy. The "star" p'cture for to night (Thursday), Friday and Saturday will be The Golden Pavement." Wounded—Private H. Barnett, 3, Belle Vue Residence, has been wounded in France, and is at present in a mili- tary hospital in Engtand. Private Barnett has been at the front for over ten months. Periodicals.—Mr Tit Bits is giving away three prize" on three nights a week. Boy H Tit.Bits," Lady's Com- panioo," aud Woman's Life." Women's Life" eight every TDesdrty,: Lady's Companion every Thursday, and "Tib Btt.s" every Tennis—A EuocessfuJ tennis tourna- ment was played on the Recreation Ground last week. Mrs W. J. Price and Mrs 0. Llewelyn Williams have been appointed secretaries of the Tennis Ciub, whilst Mrs Llewelyn Owen has been elected captain. Personal Among the visitors to Barmouth last week was Bishop Vaugban, one of the most admired writers of the Catholic Church in England, and a younger brother of the late Cardinal Archbishop of West- minster. Our Boys.—Private lorwertb Price Jones, son of Mr and Mrs William Jones, Gwynfa Cottage, who was re. cently wounded in France, arrived home on Saturday for a few days rest. He is attached to the Canadians, and has been at the front for several months. Private Jones has been wounded twice. Important.—A public meeting will be held at 7 p.m., at the Belie Vao HaU on Tuesday nexis, July 24th, wb(:n addresses will be delivered by Miss Grecfel, of London; Mrs Watts, of Canada; Mrs William George, and Mrs Drage, of Criccietb. The speakers will deal with a matter, which concerns every person, especially the women, and it is to be hoped that there will be a good attend. ance. A hearty welcome to all. Wedding. The marriage of Miss Nancy Watkin, youngest daughter of the late Mr William Watkin, Muriaa, Criccietb, and of Mrs Watkin, and Lieutenant John Beaumont Banks, youngest son of Mr W. L. Banks, Bron. l!ys Court, Breeonsbire, took place in the Parish Church, Criecietb, on Wed. nesday week. Mrs Gwynoro Davies, Haulfryn, Barmoutb (the bride's sister) gave her away. The ceremony was performed by the Archdeacon. Obitaary.—Many of our readers will be sorry to learn of the death of Mr J. J. Thomas, Talsarnau, which took place on Thursday afternoon. He was a native of Bala, but had been school. master at Talsarnau for thirty.three yeara. He was a member of the Bar- jnouth County School Governors, and had on several occasions conducted the Methodist Singing Festival at Bar- moutb. He was 56 years of age, and leaves a widow and three children. 'V Cricket.—Our genial townsman, Mr Henry Freeman, Glanmeon, who is spending his holidays with his brother at Northwicb. has again taken to bis favourite recreation, viz., cricket, and has played in a number of gam' The following appeared in the :thwicb Chronicle for last Saturday, under the cricket notes: Freeman played a not.out innings of 14, his runs being got principally on the leg-side and were hall-marked by c!ev&r placing. He also gave an object lesson in how to play straight bat." Obituary.—Many Barmoutb people will regret to bear of the death of Adelaide, widow of the late Rev. John Jones, for many years Rector of Bar- mouth. She died on July 12tb at St. Mary's Vicarage, Frone, of which Church, her eldest son, the Rev.G.G. Jones, is Vicar, and where she resided. The poor and sorrowful in that Parish have lost a constant and helpful friend. Her daily life showed forth "The beauty of Holiness." Our sympathy goes out to her two sons, the youngest of whom (Canon E. 0. Jonea, M.A., of LIanidloes) has lost two sons, most promising young men, killed in action, f Wedding The marriage of Mr Thomas James Rickard, eldest son of Mr -Md Mrs J H. Rickard, Newquay, Corawa)i, and J\¡IiA Annie Ll. Wiliiams, youngest. daughter of the late Mr Owen WiHiams, and Mrs Wiiiiams, Marine House, BarmoutJb, took place very quietly at the Wesley Cbarch, Bitston, on Ju!y 9th. The Rev. T. J. Hilary omeiated. Much interest was taken in the event by the people of Barmouth, where the bride's family are highly esteemed. The bride has held the poai. tion of organist at the Wee!eyan Chape! for some years, and is one of the active members of the Sunday School. The bridegroom has jl1Btretnrned from Siberia, having spent some years in research work. The bride and bride- groom left during the dAY for the beau- tiful Vale of Evesbam where the honey- moon is being spent. Aber Artro Soldiers—A number of the wounded men paid a visit to Bar- moutb on Monday !ast, and were enter- tained to tea at the Waveriey Cfe as the guests of Mrs GriSStb, Vulcan ViHa, who draws comfort and consolation from the thoughts that others—though strangers-are extending simitar bospi. taiity to her soldier sons—threes of whom are now in hospital and the fourth in the firing line in France. Monday being a beautiful day, the men expressed themselves highly delighted with their viait, and said they considered Barmouth one of the most deiightfu! spots they bad ever seen. A number of kind people are waiting tbeir turn to welcome the men, so as to ma,ke their visit such as they can look buck upon with happy recollections. Girls' Friendly Society. Tuesday the lOtib inst., the above society held their Festival Service in S. John's Church, the Rev. R. Ward, B.A., omcia ted. Nine gids were admitted to fat! membership, and two as Junior Candi dates. The following entered for the competition questions in the GFS. Candidates Work Book :—Seniors, May Owen, 89; Megan Pugb, 83; Diiys Owen, 78; Fiorrie Wbitehead. 73. Juniors, Kathleen Rogers, 94; Daisy Rogers, 92; Matjery Jackson, 89. Highest marks obtained :—Seniors, 101; juniors, 103 The Diocesan Vice-Presi. dent (Miss Griffiths, MacbynHeLb), very kindly gave a book each to the nrst in each class. She considered they bad done well as the Branch was newly re-started. I The Royal Magnets Concert Party commenced their twenty-second season I here on Saturday night last, with a sptendid programme of individual and I concerted items, which were entbusias- tica.ify received by a iarge audience. I The old favourites, Mr Edward Pare I (the genia! "Sir Edward ") and Mr Harry Bowden (the Hon. Hirry) are again in the ascendant, and they have secured the services of Miss Lillie Miller (Soubrette), Mr Harry Battiste, comedian (the Squire), and Mr Bertram Montague (dear Bertie;, pianiste enter- tainment. Each artiste made a decided bit on Saturday evening, and the entertainment went with a rare swing from start to nnisb, and the whole company are, without doubt, par excel- lence. The songs and concerted items are by the kind permission of Messrs Francis and Day, Bert Feidman, Lawrence Wrigbt, Reynotdw, and the Star Publishing Co., and Messrs Pare ? and Bowden have made arrangements with the Proprietors of "Tit.Bits "to give away various prizes in connection with this paper on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. The perfor- mances will be throughout the season as follows :-Morning, U30; evening, 8 o'clock.