Barry Dock News

DISCHARGED BARRY SOL- DIER KILLED IN MUNI- TIONS EXPLOSION. Mr. John Harold Chaney, son of I Mr. and the late Mrs. John Chaney, formerly of 24, Newland-street, Barry Docks, was one of the victims in the explosion which occurred at a Muni- tion Factory in South Wales on Fri- day last. He had been employed at the factory for just a year, and it was on the first day of his second year that the explosion occurred. He had been discharged from the 1/2 Monmouth- shire Regiment, and was formerly a pupil at Barry County School. the boclv was brought home for interment at Barry Cemetery. Mr Winston Churchill, the Minister of Munitions, has wired stating that the King had commanded an expression of his deep sympathy, and that of the Queen, with the relatives of deceased in their loss.

BARRY TRADESMAN'S SON I AMONGST THE VICTIMS. Another of the line of merchant steamers belonging to Messrs. Evan Thomas. Radcliffe and Company, Cardiff, was torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean on February 10, amongst the victims being Mr. Archi- bald James Lisle Jenkins (Archie), eldest son of Mr. J. A. Jenkins, builder, and Mrs. Jenkins, 282, Hol- ton-road, Barry Docks. He was an old pupil of High-street Council School, and after about twelve months in the office of Messrs. J. Rank, Ltd., he served his apprenticeship for the merchant service. Mr. Jenkins was in his 26th year; and his youngest brother, Sidney Stuart, was killed in action in France in April last.

KAY'S 'LINSEED COMPOUND' (Ani- seed, Scnepra, Squill.. ToJu, &c.), for Coughs and Colds.

Rationing Scheme. ALL onr OLD CUSTOMERS, resident at Barry Docks, Barry, Barry Island, and Cadoxton, can Register for their Supplies of BUTTER, MARGARINE, and TEA, by simply patting our Name on their Cards and handing in at our Local Branch Maypole Dairy Co. LIMITED., 54, Holton-road, BARKY DOCKS. WEDDING CARDS, To suit all tastes, from 2/6 a dozen, -executed promptly and neatly at the Barry Dock News" Printing and Publishing Worts. BARRY DOCK R.A.O.B. INSTI- TUTE, LTD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of the BARRY DOCK R.A.O.B. INSTITUTE, LTD., will be held at the REGISTERED OFFICES, 66 and 68, THOMPSON-STREET, BARRY DOCK, on TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1918, and Meeting of Confirmation on Tuesday, March 19, 1918. Both Meetings will be held at 7 o'clock p.m. sharp. Business.— Very important. By Order of the Directors, I J. J. McCUTCHEON, March 3, 1918. Secretary. JAMES PAYNE, Sculptor & ittanumcntal jftason. BARRY DOCKS. K I DESIGNS AND PRICES ON APPLICATION ENQUIRIES BKSPECTFUtiLT SOLICITED. Works: Private Address i LOWER MOBBL STFIRET. 40, JEWEL STBEET.

PLEASANT EVENING FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT BARRY. On Wednesday week last a most de- lightful evening was provided for the wounded soldiers from Windsor-road Red Cross Hospital by the Co-opera- tive employees of the Nos. 2, 3 and 4 Branches. The ladies were tastefully I attired in fancy dress costumes, repre- I sentative of the Allied countries, pierrots, etc. Much interest and amusement was caused by the com- petitions, the hair-dressing competi- tion being very amusing, and substan- tial prizes were given. Mr. Owen was pianist, and Mr. King violinist, Cor- poral Heard being a very capable M.C. Much praise is due to the ladies, who all worked energetically to help to cheer our wounded heroes. A most enjoyable evening closed with the National Anthem.

FELL AT DOCK SIDE. Whilst walking along the south side of Barry Docks, Gunner Grimes, of the Royal Marines, on Tuesday even- ing last-, fell and injured his back. He was taken to the Hamadryad Hospital, Cardiff, in the Barry Red Cross motor ambulance, and detained.

OUR BRAVE HEROES AT THE FRONT. BARRY-AUSTRALIAN KILLED I IN FRANCE. I Official information has now been received, intimating that Private Thos. William Healey, 34th Battalion, Aus- tralian Imperial Forces, and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Healey, 36, Commercial-road, Cadoxton-Barry, who was previously reported missing in France on October 12th of last year, was killed on that date. Private Healey was 25 years of age, and after three years spent in Australia, en- listed nearly two years ago. He had been in France twice, having been in- valided some time ago with trench feet. His wife lives at 70, Broad- street, Barry, formerly of 34, New- land-street, Barry Docks. Mr. and Mrs. Healey's second son, Private Frederick George Healey, Royal En- gineers, joined at the commencement of the war, and is now at the Front for the third time. I BARRY A.B. AGAIN WOUNDED. Mrs. Freeman, 12, Kingsland-crescent, Barry Docks, has been officially notified that her son, Able-Seaman Joseph Free- man, Royal Naval Division, has been severely wounded in the right arm with gunshot, and has been admitted to hospital. Seaman Freeman has been on active service in France since September last, and was previously wounded in October.

MARRIAGE OF LIEUT. P. W. F. RENDELL. At Shiloh C.M. Chapel, Aberyst- wyth, on Friday last, a military wed- ding was solemnised between Second Lieut. P. W. T. Rendell, B.E.F., and Katie, youngest daughter of Mrs. E. Jenkins, of Princess-street, Aber- ystwyth. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. E. E. Jenkins, and was attended by Miss Mary Jen- kins and Miss Hettie Jones. Sergeant R. C. Rendell, R.E., B.E.F., brother of the bridegroom, ivas best man. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rendell, Barry, parents of the bridegroom, were also present. After the wedding break- fast, the happy pair left for North Wales for their honeymoon. They were recipients ofnu-merous useful and valuable presents.

j 'COAGULINE' Transparent Cement for Glass, China, &c., 6d. & 1/ Of Chemists and Stores. — —— 1;

PRESENTATIONS AT BARRY ISLAND HOSPITAL. i To mark her silver wedding, Mrs. Hughes, one of the staff at the St. John Garrison Hospital, Barry Island, was presented by the patients and staff with suitable gifts on Tuesday evening last.

I CORRESPONDENCE. I I Give me above all other liberties, the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely, according to coneoien^—Jt.\n Milton. Parents."—We have received your letter with reference to Barry County School, but you have not sent your name and address as guarantee of good faith. If you cannot confide in us your identity, we cannot, of course, insert your letter.—Ed. B.D.N."

Births, Carriages, Deaths, In Memoriam. &c. MARRIAGES. RHODES-WILKINS.-On February 28th, at Cardiff, Cecil Rhodes, of New South Wales, Australia, to Holley, only daughter of late Charles Wilkins and Mrs Svendsen, 8, Station- street, Barry Docks (by license). DEATHS. CHANEY.—On March let, at H. M. Munition Factory, J. Harold Chaney, killed, aged 20 yfars, beloved and devoted son of John and the lale Annie Chaney, late of Newlands-street, Barry Dockp. Gruater love hath no man." JENKINS.—On the 28tta ultimo, at The Bank House, Bsinstead, Surrey, George Spickett, infant son of Thomas and Edith Jenkins, aged 3 days. SOMMERFIELD.—On the 3rd instant, at Bank Buildings, Vere-street, Barry, Emma, the dearly beloved wife of Samuel B Sommerfield, and eldest daughter of the late William Henry Norris, of Grangetown, age 60 years.—Funeral leaving house Friday, 3 p.m., for Barry Cemetery. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SYMPATHY. CHANEY.—Mr John Chaney desires to thank all friends for expressions of sympathy in his recent great loss, and for beautiful flowers sent. MITCHELL.-Mrs C. Mitchell and Daughters, 68, Graving Dock-street, Barry Docks, wish to thank all k.nd friends for sympathy; also for floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement. IN MEMORIAM. CLARKE.—March 7th, 1917. Thomas Charles, the dearly loved and only child of Thomas and Jennie Clark,- (nee Jennie Alline). Only those who have loved and lost, know the love of those that's gone." Sherwood, West-road, Woolstan, Hants.

CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS THE BUSINESS OF MESSRS. JAMES JONES & CO. UNDERTAKERS, FUNERAL CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS, 67, Holton Road, BARRY DOCKS, Will be Continued as heretofore. ALL ORDERS,WILL BE CARRIED OUT WITH STRICT REGARD TO PROMPTITUDE AND EFFICIENCY. The only Funeral Carriage M aster8 in the District where Horses are kept exclusively for Funerals. CODNTBY UNDEBTAKBB SUPPLIED THBOCGHOUI Telephone, No. 33: Telegrams- Jonea, Undertaker, Bafry Dooka." Nat,Telephone i Telegrams: No,128 Barry. Adams,Undertaker,Barry A. G. ADAMS & CO., UNDERTAKERS4 FUNERAL FURNISHERS& DIRECTORS 184, HOLTON RCAD BARRY DOCK Proprietors ot thu moss modern Funsrn- Carriages and Belgian KorEe? kept exclusively for Funerals. PERSONAL BTory Eeqni site for Funerals of all Classes joith 8%v*ricr Style and Economy inmtry dstail far Town ar Country I Worhhop all Hfwi- J I W. H. Hooper & Co., Complete Funeral Furnishers, Embalmers, & Sanitarians, Mourning Carriage Proprietors, 98. HIGH STREET, BAqRt WREATHS. TABLETS & CARDS. TEL. :-BARRY 64. All Fv.nera.lt receive Personal Supervision. Our Mr. W, H. HOOPED is an Embalmer by Diploma of the Massachusetts College of Embalming, in the City of Boston, U.B. A He is also c^ccompanied by capable ~i Lady Attendant. H Notice to Allotment Holders. Four Ton only of KING GEORGE SEED POTATOES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. GOVERNMENT PRICE. BEN HUGHES, 176. Holton-road, Barry MR. A. T. HAMMOND, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. Invites you to furnish him with parti- culars of any PROPERTY you may wish to SELL or LET. Enquiries are constantly reaching him from prospective BUYERS & TENANTS. Intending PURCHASERS should consult him before buying. Send for a selection from his Regis- ter. PROPERTIES of every descrip- tion in Cardiff and Barry Districts FOR SALE. AGENT FOR VILLA SITES on Porth-y-Castell. Barry Garden Suburb. HOLTON-ROAD, BARRY DOCKS. (Facing Council Offices.) Telephones: 250 Barry Docks, 282 Barry. TeL-408 Barry. Telegram* "Gay, Undertakers, Barry." G. GAY & SONS, UNDERTAKERS AND Complete Funeral Furnishers, STATION ST., BARRY DOCKS. Personal Supervision. "BARRY DOCK NEWS." Small Prepaid Advertisements. Three Six Words. Once. Times. Times. 20 words 1 0 1 9 2 6 30 words 1 6 2 3 3 40 words 2 0' 8 0 4 0 Each extra 10 words 0 6 1 0 1 8 General Advertisements. 1 to 4 inaiis. Is. 6d. per in. per insu. 4 to 6" Is. 3d. „ „ It. II" 26 „ 9d. "It 62 6d. „ Legal and Financial Advertisements. Parliamentary Election Addressee 4spcrinoh Prospectuses of Public Companies, AddreEscs to District Council and Parish Council Electors, and Notices in connection with the same. arc. 411 per inch "Bsctw.: Must, bave GENERAL SERVANT WANTED. Must have \?(* good references. Two in Family.—Apply MRP. MOFFATT, 142, Holton-road, Barry Do-ks. DRESSMAKING.—APPRENTICES WANIED. D-Ap,?ly 7, Porth kerry-road, Barry. WANTED BOY to look after Motor Oar. TT Apply Dr. E. E. OWENS, 6, Kingsland crescent, Barry Docks. I WANTED clean respectable GIRL as \Y GENERAL. WILLIAMS, The Perrills, i Din as Powis. E XPERIENCEI) (GENERAL SERVANT JLJ WANTED Days only. — Apply, with references, POOLE, 38, Romilly Park, Barry. WAN rED, BOOK-KEEPER to open set of Vt Books and assist Advertiser keeping same posted.—" E.A. Barry Dock News, Barry. WANTED a CARTER, accustomed to deliver W Stores to Ships,—POOLES LTD., Holton- road, Rarry Docks. WANTED experience'] NUKSE HOUSE- Vw MAID, n?e about 20 Two children, Church'vom'.n — 'dHs. PQPHAM HWFEPOBD, 88, Kingsland-crescent. Barry Dock. WANTED, MAN for GARDEN of about 30- W 40 j.eruh, two cr three days per week, or spare time.-A. H. BUCKLAND, Draper, Ilolton- road, Barry Docks. WANT HP, strong LAD as APPRENTICE to BLACKSNIIT HING.-GEAR AND DURE, Holton-road, Barry Docks. O MART BOY WANTED (full time).—Apply Jo W. T. HICKS & Co., Chemists, Barry Docks. WANTED, YOUNG WOMAN for House TV Work and as-isfc in Shop.-Apply 36, Holton-road, Barry Dooke. == -4 T Save Your Money BY INVESTING IT IN WAR BONDS THIS WEEK!! Save Your Sight BY CONSULTING W. E. REES, M.P.S., Pharmacist & Ophthalmic Optician, 238, Holton Road, BARRY DOCK. j BWIITHIilHIB ll—llli 111 SitaatrottB RlantttJ. LADY CLERK seeks RE ENGAGEMENT. JLJ Good Shorthand writer and Typist; also knowledge of Book-keeping. Good referencee.- G. Barry Dock Nexos, Barry. WANTED DAILY WORK by respectable w Woman.—Apply II B. Barry Dock News, Barry. .3.1htttnttttts to 1:tt. WO LARGE ROOMS TO LET, with attend- Tance, pleasantly situated, overlooking Channel.—Apply W. Barry Dock Seics, Barry. IjrarinuntB MattieD WANTED UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS W Sitting-room and front bedroom. Suit Young couple.-OWEN, 25, Oourt-road, Barry Dock?. WANTED, FURNISHED BEDROOM and VV SITTING ROOM, near Barry Station. State terms.—Reply P. Barry Dock News,lBarry, ANTED comfortable LODGING, by a TV respectable Workingman. Stateterms.- T.R. Barry Dock News, Barry. WANTED two UNFURNISHED ROOMS by W middle-aged Couple, no children. Barry preferred. -Apply WEBBER, 89, Princes-street, Barry. Ot ah. CABBAGE PLANTS for SALE.-lf6 for 120, I 10/- for 1 000. Early Offenham.-H. SLADE, Market Gardener, Beggerswell-road, Barry. MOTOR HEARSE, latest design, first-class l?i. Chassis, ready for delivery. Terms of pay. ment arranged. MARSTON, Bradford street, Birmingham. CM RAMOPHONE, 25-guinea model. Handsome 3T hornless inlaid Sheraton cabinet, stands 4ft. on castors. Record cupboard completely enclosed with records. Accept 48.-5, Edward- terrace, Cardiff. LYNDHURST, Friar's-road, Barry Island, FOR JLJ SALE. Three large reception rooms, kitohen, chinsipantry, small pantry, scullery, five bedrooms, smokeroom opening oat to verandah, bathroom, and w.c. Good Garden and out offices. Immediate possession.—Apply J. SPABKEB, as above. L IGEIC TROLLEY FOR SALE. Cheap, no room.—F, ^W. FORSE, 104, Barry-road, Cad- oxton-Barry. HouSE FOR SALE, 44, Trinity. street, Barry—Enquire 46, next door. EGGS FOR HATCHING.—White Wyandottea I J (Cams best strain), Rhode Island Reds, and White Leghorn.—COPP, Edgehill, Victoria Park, Cadoxton-Barry. FOR SALE, Brand- new LIGHT WEIGHT FMOTOR CYCLE. Jap engine, Albion 2 speed gear, and free engine. Footboards unsoratched, Dunlop tyres, not done more than 25 miles. What offers 7-122, Broad street, Barry. EGGS READY! White, Black, and Brown ELeghorn, Light Sussex, White Wyandottes. Also Champion Laying or Table Ducks, Chicks and Ducklings booked. -SMA LLDON ANp TAYLOB, Cadoxton-Barry. _M_ FULL-SIZE BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE. J- Bargain.-Apply R. Barry Dock News, Barry DockB.  .oøt anft ^ottnb. FOUND Small PEKINESE BITCH. Apply J. 215, GJadatone-roari, Barry Docks. -_u_- Mistzllmtou*. WITH Eggs at present pnees would you not VT like twice as many as you are getting? Then nse KABBWOOD (harmless) SPICE, containing ground insects. You will be delighted with the results. Packets 2d., 6d., IB.-PRICE, 94, High-, street, Barry. -u.  GARWOOP, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, ?. 93, Broad-street, Harry. Ail kinds of JOBBING executed. Own supervision. WANTED, young smooth FOX TERRIER BITOH. Apply" Y.S. Barry Doek News, Barry. EASY TERMS, COSTUMES, SUITS, Trench. coats, Drapery, Boots, Watches, Jewellery eto.-NiCHOLAS LYNGUBIB, 6, Howard.terrace near Infirmary, Cardiff. r|1HE most severe Egg-laying test on record Tproved that KAB8WOOD POULTRY SPICK containing large numbera of ground inaects doubled the Egg Supply, and improved the Birde. Full particulars in every packet, 2d., 6d. ¡ Is.- STARK, 237, Holton-road, Barry Docks. U PHOLSTERY. JOHN G. OARRINGTON (discharged from the Army) is open to taire uraers for Upholstery. Venetian and other Blinds renovated.-Apply after 6 p m., or Saturday afternoon, 126, High.street. Barry. KARSWOOD POULTRY SPICE ootseI!a all KotherF;. It i the best by test, that is the reason. Packets 2d., 6d., Is.—J. E. LEVERS AND SON, Corn Merchants, Court-road, Ondoxton-Barry. RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA. Try JLt URICURA DROPS, a reliable and effective remedy, 1/3, postage 2d. extra. -Chemistt;, or Hammond Remedies Co., Barry, Glam. -_u- RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, or any PAIN. Use URICURA LINIMENT, nothing better, 1/3, postage 4d. extra. -Chemists, or Hammond Remedies Co.. Barry, Glam. 29 EXTRA EGGS from only five pullets were obtained by one user first month after trying KARSWO-D SPICE, containing grouud insects. Packets 2d., 6d., 1?.—PBICE, 94, High. street, Barry. MRS POWELL, Ladies, Gent's, and Chidren IvJL WARDROBE DEALER, 151, Holton-road, Barry Docks. Highest pricee given. Letters and parcels promptly attended to. The only addreac c ROSS-BRED Fowls need KABBWOOD POULTRY J SPICE (containing ground insects) to equal Egg output of pedigree layers. Packets 2d., 6d., Is.—THOMAS, Far and Feather Society, 3, Glass- terrace, Cadoxton-Barry. GIBBS, LICENSED HORSB ftLAUGHTMM. GLiveordrisd Horeea, Cattle, &e., rairover from Barry and distriot, ten miles radius.- Adcueea, 14, LECKWITH-XOAD, CARDIFF, Nat Tel. 3379. Orders receive prompt attention FOR YOUR POULTRY FOOD go to w7 8 FBURROUGH, Newport House, Thompson streets. Chick Food In 3d packels; also loost Agent or Caperne and Hyde's Bird Seed. WANTED any quantity of RAGS, BONBs Fat, Rubber, Lead, Sera i Iron, and Meta! -Cash buyers of Waste Material of all description Pes, and Bean Sticks for Sale. Bend Poat Card.- A. h. KNILL & 00" Barry Docks, (N.T. 185). -u -1_ MRfJ TAYLOR. 28, Thompsoc-streefc, Sorry i>oiikd,ptarchar«e! of L&dieB',Gentlemen's A..t¡1 Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. AlsoBOOT11 SHOES, &o, Good price given. Orders promptly attended to. FURNITURE Bought and gr ohanged. Nat. Tel., No. 48. ABOUT HERBS AND HOW O(tKAJC TO USE THEM. Post free 2d. TKIMNEIT The Herbali8t, 144, Richmond road, Cardiff: Eetabliehed 1879. T-iiIMNELus-'pii-dP-;Wd ?Tonr? TThouBands. Why not you 1 See that you go ? Established 1879'' on every label .-TMMNMt The Herbalist, H4 Riohmond-road Cardiff Agents Wanted. SPECIALITIES, IndiMnbber Applianoes, tn, Ki i?a, &a. best and cheapeat.—TMMNM, Tb. Berbali8t.144, Richmond.road.OardMf. TO Prevent Fraud aee that you get Eat&hli.h.^ 1 1878 on every label and TBIMNBLL'S PREPARATIONS %ITIOFFJ none are ?euui?e.-TRlMNBLL. 'Ekie Herbalist, 144, Riohmoud.road.CMdia. RTIFICIAL LEGS, I?g?T'?ht atroii„ A comfor?ble Hands ? Fa? ?da, ?H?S.? Arm. Crutch. Le? Irons, Spinal Apparatus Ladies Belts, Truesea, Dcm.n Belt Corsets, Elaetit Stocking etc; Makers of the SteeI.Iees Easifh Truss: list free. Attendance Daily, 10 to 6; ?«-^a f8' 1. Lady attendant. Established Tel I282I'IiBN D CB' 23, Ch?'?-?reet. Cardiff. Tel. 1282. Printed asi Published for tbe Barry DOOM Newspaper and Printing Company, Limited by JOHN ROWLAND LLUWZLLYN, at Holton-road Barry Joakti, Friday, March 8th, 1918.