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MRS GRUNDY'S J'JiTlNGS. I
MRS GRUNDY'S J'JiTlNGS. I The members of the Barry Dock branch of the Women's Unionist Association decided a fchort while ago to send to the men of the Barry Company Royal Engineers a token of appreciation of the servicts which they are rendering to the Country, so tlity sent 4,500 cigar- ettes. Captain F. H. Hybart, writing to the Association fiom somewhere in France," said" the bountiful supply of cigarettes came safely to hand a few days ago. Please convey to the donors the grateful thanks of tho N.C.O.'s and men for their generosity and kind washes. The com- ) mittee hope to send further sn pplit's shortly. Any member of the Associa- tion wishing to subscribe will please send their subscriptions o the treasurer. -:0:- The Glamorgan \()rk s Com- pany. Koyal Engineers, propose hold- ing a s ports mcdin? at the ully Camp on -?Ll(,tlst ?. Tho Company will bo grateful for on' or two footballs f.or gr?itc,flil fl)]- ()It?. ()I. t\o fo(.)tl)a l ls for —: n In the linal draft "f stat ions by the "Wesleyan Conference, the following are the local arrangements:—Cardiff (Pen- artiu—Revs. John T. Watts, Frederick J. Pope, Edward H. Howard (Barry), Harold C. \re aver. B.A. I Cadoxton) Edward I). Dannatt, supernumerary. 0 — Sviiipathv is felt for jlr. A. S. Bletso. Eloiton-roatl. Barry Dock- in the death of her brother. Mr. George \v"atkins. a respccted rosidmt of Xail- sea. who was accidentlly killed on the railway, whilst proceding to his work. The Barry Trades and Labour Coun- cil have passed a resolution, viewing with grave concern the action of cer- ta.in landlords and agents in this dis- trict in ra iding rents. "This is not the time." the Council states, "that such increase, should be imposed, and we question tta patriotism of-those who. in the present crisis, are making it more difficult for the workers to live/' o — "lb Ilo. old chap, they caught you as well, did they? This was I a com- mon phrase at Barry last Saturday, when very Few escaped the lynx-eye of the pr<ttv girls.who sold iiags. the pro- ceeds of which were devoted to the funds of the Roval Xational Lifeboat Tnstii is tion. Those who were cornered with- out a tiii<x WCMV ve-i'v ^OON button-no.E:l, with the 11 i that another penny from ii willim? purchaser was addi d roa!<? the upk'.H'p of this noble institution. A handsome sum was realised. o i The directors of the Barry Kail way Compan-v declare an interim dividend of I L I r I' cent, per annum on the ordinary stock for the la4 half-year. An interim dividend -has been- de- clared by the Vale of Glamorgan R.ail- way Compauv of -4 !-H> per cent, per annum on t!ie ordinary stock lor the LhT. half-year. This is the tiMtal rate p,n<{ bv this company. *1» y t f t A sna k e, uca-ur i ng near h two f"ct in lengtii. was killed bv a m ntleman in the woods at Cwrfyrala. Binas Powis. last week. r) — According to the Prime Minister, the number of casualties in the British Arrnv since the outbreak of the war is 330,005: and in the Xavv 0.100. 330.?.): and n) the Xavv ?.100. The chairman of the Barry Barks and Licensing Committee i Councillor Powder! is of opionon that Graving ])ock->treet has been ruined by The number of licensed boarding holies therein houses winch in many iil- stances have been licensed without the. consent of hie lan d lor ds.
- - -I ! LIEUTENANT A. M.…
LIEUTENANT A. M. HAZELL. BARRY i iEXTLEMAX'S WE EL- MER ITED PROMOTION. Lieutenant A. M. 11 axel I Juts been spending a few davs with, his brother. Mir. Henry ilaxell, Barry Dock Hotel, this week. Lieut. Hazel 1 left England as lance- corporal in the Canadian Divisional Cvelist t'ompauy with the lirst Cana-' dian coi1111igeiir. and has been at tho i Front for nearly six months. His work as a cyclist despatch rider was exceed- ingly risky, and he had many narrow escapes from shells and bullets. most thrilling experiences were during the great attack at Ypres. when IK1 wa.>! practically lit liiil( on dury for 9ft hours, and in ?n<? day. during the height of the bombardment, he I I I]) till oil 1.(l 11(? through Vjn'csnu less than eight times, passing one of the hottest spots on the front, called Suicide Corner, each time, under continual shell lire. Xotwith- standing many very narrow squeaks, he got through, without a scratch. His commanding ofifcer recom- mended him to the War Office for a commission, and received notification that he has been granted a commission as second lieutenant in the famous J o;t, Battalion of the Welsh Regiment j (Regular Army). j After a brief leave of five days, to complete his equipment, he returns on Thursday to join his new regiment at the Front. I
LOCAL & DISTRICT NEWS I
LOCAL & DISTRICT NEWS I BARRY DOCKS. I ST JOHN'S WELSH CIIUROff.-The Rev. J. W. Hughtf, B. A., of Briton Ferry, formerly curate of Ca^oxton-Barry, is on a visit to bis former parish, and will preuch at St. John's Welsh Church, Court-road. Barry Docks, on Sunday afternoon next., at 2 30. I Sl. HELEN'S SCHCOL TREAT.—The annual schcol treat of Sr. Helen's Roman Catholic Day aud Sunday Schools took place on Saturday last, the party being conveyed by train to Dinas Fowia, where an enjoyable afternoon was spent. The children were accompanied by the Town Band, under the conductoiship of Mr Roger Havard.
-I DISTINGUISHED MEDICAL SUCCESS…
DISTINGUISHED MEDICAL SUCCESS OF BARRY GENTLEMAN. I QUALIFIED FOR PRIMARY FEL- LOWSHIP OF THE R.C.S. We are very pleased to learn tliatt Mr. Griffith J. Randell. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Randell, of 5, The Parade. Barry, and brother-in-law of Councillor D. Lloyd, Cadoxton, has recently passed the (iualifying examinations of the Royal College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Physicians with more than ordinary brilliant success, satisfy- ing both the examiners in London and the University of Wales, and has duly been admitted M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P. 'with distinguished merit in connection with his successful studies. Mr. Ran- dell was awarded the £50 scholarship of Westminster Hospital, and the Samuel Prize of the Welsh University for general proficiency as the most pro- mising student of the year. He is B.Sc. of Wales, and has only one more exam- ination to sit to qualify as the first M.B. and B.S. of the Welsh Universiay Medical School. In addition, Mr. Ran- dell has passed the qualifying examin- ation for the primary fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons. Mr. Ran- dell, who was formerly one of the mas- ters of Barry (High-street) and Romilly-road Council Schools, has had a most, successful student, career: in fact, one of the most distinguished in connection with the University of Wales, and will enter upon the practice of the medical profession as resident surgeon of Westminster Hospital. We j LO')gr.Uulat??h'. RandeH \'<'rylnghly lr!()1 tho I'l'illiant distinctions \hich I he has attained. ¡
BARRY EVENING SCHOOL I SUCCESSES.…
BARRY EVENING SCHOOL SUCCESSES. I The following pupils of the Barry J County School were successful in the recent examinations in connection with the Royal Society of Arts:— English—F. J. Searle. J. W. Busby. W. E. Roberts, T. B. Roddy. Handwriting and Commercial Cor- respondence—W. R. George, T. B. Roddy, G. W. Gibby. Shorthand-J. W. Busby. W. L. Pope, T. J. Morgan, E. Mayeoek, T. B. Roddy, R. 1. Hurdidge. R. A. Howard, A. Bunford, L. E. Sawyer, F. J. searle, JUclitli JI. teller, wmnreti ij. Pritchard. Arithnienc-W. L. Pope. A. Bun- ford, F. J. S(lark, W. R. Goor?(\ T. B. Hoddy G. W. GLbby, T. J. Morgan. J. | \V. Busby. D. R. Windsor. E. Maycock. J. Johnson, F. Streeter. II. A. Hart, E. C. Corp, A. P. Hughes, D. E. Roberts, C. Holmes. L. E. Sawyer. Bookkeeping—C. V. Griffiths, A. F. Herbert. H. J. Einoh. Fred Streeter, D. B. Jones, E. J. Jones, F. J. Searle. R. J. Hurdidge. E. Maycock. J. W. Busby, C. Holmes. G. W. Gibby. II. E. Evans, L. E. Sawyer, Emma Wheeler. London Chamber of (?m??rc?— Buok-k?'pin??Jufuor'—A.J.Pinlipps. Bookkeepm? ? and Accountancy (Senior).—S. E. H. Gal?. A. E. Baker ''with distinction'). Board of Education, Practical Geo- mctrv and ffraphics—E. W. Fowler.
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Family Notices
B'r.tl,ø i rse (?!n i)f!("i 'r.¡ Births, Carriages, Deaths, In Memoiiam, DEATHS. PERCY.-On the 23rd inetant, at H8, Kingalend- orescent, Barry Dock, Color-sergeant and Bnndu'astpr Edward Alfred Percy, aged 74 years. R.I. P.
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I I li e grams Iii Nr.t.'I'ebph')ne :J'elf gnms: No.128 Barry. Adama.U??ert??er.BRr?? A. G. ADAMS k CO., I .'í, II' b;-DLR;:A;{¡3 I II HnURAL FlmlilSI¡E!!f! & DIECTOI\$ I ?! 134, HOLTON &(.AD ?AR.8.Y DOCK t) '4-\ l. J. .ü.. c.t. 'J Proprietors of the vlOet modern Ftmar&i Carriaga? and Bolgiau Horse" kept exclusively for Funerals, PERSONAL SUPERVISION. Every Requisite for FuneralR of all Classes mith Superior Style, and ISeonomy itevevy detail for Totvn or Country Workshop and Mews-BBa, MEISTHTB-cTISST I I I W. H. Hooper Co" Complete Funeral Furnishers, Embalmeis, & Sanitarians, I Mourning Carriage Proprietors, 98, HIGH STREET, BARRY. WREATHS, TABLETS, & CARDS. TEh :-BARRY 64. All Funerals rc<:tix('\Personal Supervision. Our Mr. W. H. HOOPER is an Embalmer by Diploma of the Massachusetts College of Embalming, in the City of Boston, U.S.A. He is also accompanied by capable Lady Attendant. I I BUSINESS AS USUAL. Mr. Arthur T. Hammond wishes to state that his business is carried on as usual by a competent staff during his absence. MR. A. T. HAMMOND, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. LARGE HOUSES TO LET. Attractive Residence. Barry, standing in own grounds of about three acres. Country Residence, Penooedtre. Tynewydd House, Tynewydd-road, Barry Dock. Delightfully situated. "Highmead," Romilly-road, Barry. BUSINESS AND OTHER PREMISES TO LET. Offices, Holton-road, Barry Dock. Small Hall, Broad-street, Barry. Business Premises, Vere-street. Well-appointed Stable to Let, Barry. Yard and Buildings, Barry Dock. Largo Hall, Bassett-street. Suitable for Brake Proprietor, Furniture Removerfttc. Twelve excellent stalls, two loose boxes, etc. Lock-up Shop, Barry. Lock-up Shop, Barry Island. PROPERTY FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. Two Houses, Cora-street, Barry Dock. Two Houses, St. Oswalds-road, Oadoxton- Barry. Seven Houses, Glamorgan-street, Barry. House. Cadoxton Common. Two Freehold Cottages, The Merch, Cadox- ton-Barry. Kingsland-crescent.Barry Dock. Harbour-road, Barry. Maesycwm-street, Barry Dock. Evelyn-street, Barry Dock. Barry-road, Barry Dock. Everard-street, Barry Dock. George-street, Barry Dock. Hannah-street, Barry Dock. Broad-street, Barry. Seven Houses, Kathleen-street, Barry. I Three Houses, Porthkerry-road. Three Houses, Upper Pyke-street. I Various Business Premises. BUILDING LAND. Twenty-four Acres of Freehold. Building Sites, Court-road. Buildyjg Sites, Tynewydd-road. Building Sites, Barry-road. Building Sites, Romilly Park. Building Sites, George-street. Building S/tes, Castleland-street. BUSINESS TRANSFER AGENCY. Tobacconist and Fancy Goods, Barry Island, £ 50. Butcher and Greengrocer, Barry, 240. Wholesale and Retail Bakery, Barry, JE400. Grocery and Confectionery, Barry Dock, C50. Tobacconist and Fancy Goods, Barry Dook, £ 300. First Class Laundry, Barry Dock, £ 160. Grocery, Barry Dock, £ 100. Grocery, High-street, v AUCTION AND ESTATE OFFICE, 101, HOLTON-ROAD, BARRY DOCKS. Telephone: 250 and 232. COOKSLEY, BALL & Co., I I Art Florists, Nurserymen, and Seedsmen, 160, HOLTON ROAD. TELEPHONE-285. Floral Work of all Description tastefully carried out at moderate pricea on the shortest notice. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. GOULDB FOUNDRIES, LTD,, IRON AND JHtASS FOUNDERS AND GENERAL ENGINEERS [BETWEEN NOS. 4 AND 5 TIPS), B A (Ui Y. T I )' T \m MORTAR MillS ji NO PAR S ALWAYS KEPT IN STOOX, AND ALL DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS MADE. GGLE MAKEaS OF SMITH'S PATENT GULLEYS. gUIIDERS) CASTINGS SUPPLIED MACHINERY BOUGHT AND SOLD. Telephones Foundries—Cardiff, 4743 & 4744. Barry, 415 & 416. Residences—Dinas Powis, 80. Barry, 416. Penarth, 349. Telegrams —" Cupola, Cardiff." Castings, Barry." R. J. HEATH & SONS, SOLE AGENTS for the WORLD-RENOWNED BROADWOOD PIAXOS, PLEYEL PIANOS, STEIN W AY PIA X 0 L A ■ PIA N 0 3, AND THE OIICHESTRELLE CO.s PIANOLA-PIANOS & iEOLIANS. PIANOFORTES IN STOCK BY COLLARD, BRINSMEAD, HOPKINSON, CHALLEN. CRAMER, EORD, &c. New Pianofortes FROM 18 GUINEAS CASH, OR 10/6 MONTHLY. ORGANS UY MASON AND HAMLIN, BELL, DOMINION, &c Official Depot for" IIB MASTER'S VOICE" GRAMOPHONES, RECORDS, &c. R. J. HEATH & SONS, 76, Queen-street, CARDIFF; 70. TAFt STREET, PONTYPRIDD fENARTH, and PORT TALBOT. Telephone—2199 CARDIFF; 21 PONTYPRIDD. 1 v MANY P EOPL g Choose a pair of Glasses in the same way as they I I 8:- at all, that is enough. 3 would select a hat; if the fit appears right, and they can wou ld 8elct a hat; if the fit appears right, anù they can I This is a Great fij^ 1 J K MISTAKE.  a) The EYE is a most delicate oygan? and it needs a care and attention and IN NO CASE should Glasses. H be worn nntil the EYES have been scientifically B S tested. jl  MY ADVICE 1 1 Is at your disposal FREE. A visit to my Sight- R | Testing Rooms will ensure Prompt and Skilful S g Attention. »  P S  W. E. REES, PS,, | Pharmacist & Ophthalmic Optician, j 238, Holton Road, BARRY DOCK. "BARRY DOCK NEWS." I Small Prepaid Advertisements. I Three Six Words. Once, Times. Timea- 20 Word" 0 9 I 3 2 0 30 WordR. 1 0 19 2 6 40 Word s. I 3 2 9 3 6 EauhextralOv.-urds 0 4 0 8 1 0 £ xluAiianB REPORTER PUPIL WANTED. Excellent opportunity for suitable, intelligent, well Educatei Youth.—Apply Editor, Barry Dock Barry. CCHEMISTRY.—A VACANCY occurs for an J intelligent well-educated YOUTH as an APPRENTICE. Three years' indentures. No premium—WILLIAM J. ALLEN, M.Ph.S., Phar- macist, High-street, Barry. WANTED COOK GENERAL for Sully. Two W in family. Good references. -Apply Hillerest, Sully, between 6 and 7 p.m. RESPECTABLE LAD W ANTED for BREAD DELIVERY.—Apply REED BROTHERS, Barry-road, Cadoxton-Barry. WANTED, APPRENTICES and IMPROVERS v v for Fancy and Millinery.-Apply JOHN JONFS AND C(' Drapers, Barry Dock?, WANTED a respectable WO.VIAN for HOUSE- TT WORK daily.—Apply 3 t, Thompson- btreet, Barry Doeka. ?P?TnTH?tS !8 1itu ?COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS or Lcd?higs J for youn? J?d'es. Piano, c?MtrnJ. moderate term?, no children. — 88, Graving Dock-street, Barry Dock?. rpO LEF, two BEDROOMS and SITTING- JL ROO)! in T?newydd-road.—Apply E. ?ofT-y?oc? ?eM. Barry. rA jpwo UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET in JL K??L-nr) cfc?osnt. 0?-fa f.-r-'t'?,—.Apply '• W.TL, Bornj Pocli News, Barry Docks. I Apartments Mantel) fjn'WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS Wanted at A once. Central.—Apply M. Barry Dock New*. Barry. y O'C,NG MARRIED COUPLE require two X FURNISHED ROOMS. Piano and attendance. Teriii,, kc., pevinanent to 1, L,R J.. Barry Xta-h Barry. -for gsit I^UNERAL CAR, li?ht. glae3 Pide-, cqunl new. J. C?h or terms. Photos. — MARSTON, 24, Bradford-atieefc, Birmingham. I^UINERAL COACH, with Child's Coffin box, J? little used, latest pattern.. Cash or term?. Photoi and particulars frce.-MARsTON, 24, Bradford-street, Hirm;ngha.m. I^jlOR SALE, convenient SHOP and HOUSE, J- No. 119, Barry-road, Cadoxton. In thoroughly good condition throughout, com- prising ehop, sitting-room, kitchen, scullery, and glass-house, with three bedrooms.—Apply with offers, No. 117, Barry-road, Cadoxton-Barry. T?IOK SALE, 165, GhdBtone-road, compriaing F drawing and dining rooms, kitchen, scullery, four large bedrooms, bath, lavatory, W.C. upstairs.—Apply 117, Wood land-ror-.d, Barry Docks. HOUSE FOR SALE, Upper Romilly-icad, jLl Barry.-App,y 6, Paget road, Barry Island MiszzlUtxtotxf). WANTED a NOVEL POSTER for Advertising. W -YORK STORES for YORKSHIRE BREAD. £ 2 2'. will be paid for the best original defign sent to T. Davie*, 69. fligh street, Barry. Open to Boys and Girls of Barry Elementary ald County Schools. Competition concludes cn July 31st. More attention will be given to the origin- ality of the designs than to artistic designp,. finO DEOOR!TOR.-TENDERS are invited for T DECORATING at KING WILLIAM IV. HOTEL Cadoxton. -Ayply to Owner on Premiser. jVf Is9 JENKINS, Certificated Nurse VIld ITA Mi. dwife. Late of London Hospital. C.M.B. Examination.-6, Woi-ldlaud-road. Barry Dooks. "VTISS DICKENS, Certificated Maternity Nu?e I..L and M'dwite late Birmingham Hospital- Barry*I)ocka?rm9 ??-??.-83. G..rge-stre?. Barry Doc RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO.—TRY URICU LINIjv».IiN j. and DUOPS. Gives great Relie and most, Comforting. Uricura Drops, lifli-; Linim-ont, 1/1. Chemists, or post free HAMMO-;P' REMEDIEt, iJo., Barry, Glamorgan. PRIVATE NURSING INSTITUTION ÄNf CONVALESCENT HOME, No. It York-place, Barry—iledical, Surgical Ma9- sage, Convalescent, or Maternity Cases Ie- ceived, and all classes of Patients attondc4 in their own Homes. Monthly, Weekly. of Dailj- Visiting. Terms moderate. No Nurgs with less than three years' Hospital trainid sent out in charge of cases. Maternity Cll1 for poorer patient?.—Matron, MISS AVFALO (late Hospital Matron). Nat. Tel. 118.   IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. — Every Mc? wLo ???"" '?? Health and CJe?UDeaa of ?.' Child ehculd UM HABBISOK's ??,LILBL'1 NUKSEEY POMADE. One applicRHoa bille ?' Mtaand Vermin, b??at?es and etrfr?bmg ? H?r. InTi?,4?d?d9d. Pc??ld.-e?' W. Harrieon. 'JhcocMt. R?sdiny 60? by Chec!? Agen? for B&rry Dokg-M.RES, Chemist. 69?' nolfi?-r?d; ar.d HieK3 AND Co., ChemtS?' Barry Docks and Cardiff EXP ?RRNT. JOBBING COKTRAC10 JL ?-. ? '? ?? 13, Bcry'-road, Barry DoC? AU knds of R??M excnted efficiently, with personal aitennion. Roofs, leak ftgeS* ranges, beilsrs, Score, Jrain:, masonry, laying, g'ea'iral hones aad uuilaing repairs. G IBBS, LrcESED HOBSK SLAUGHTEB? Live or dead from Barry ?d di?riot. ten m lea md?. ALn,G?, 20, LLANDAFF-BOAP, CARDIFF. N i^e.. oo79 Orders recehe prompt attention 1?1? ?79 Ordera receive prompt atkention  ?0- lOUR Poir:i'nl' I'OQv--o to W. ? JL BURRO UGH, Newport Kouee, Thompeo"' a',root. Chick Food in M pa.ckot; a!aO Agent or Caperua and Hyde's Bird Seed. W1NTFD any quantity of RAGS, BONE j*» VV Fat, Rubber, Lead, Sara )Iron, and Metal Cash buyers of Wasta Material of all description Pea and Bean Sticks for Sale. Send Post Card. A. E. KNILL & Co Barry Docks. (N.T. 165). 1\ JR-' "A "r -'R "6 'fh rgrr,.q t ",ei  Bf.d '?/?'RS TAYI.OR. 28. Thomp??.st-eet, Bp'? -L'JL purchaser ct Children's LEFF-OFF CLOTHING. AIBO BOOT*' 8HOE3, &:o. Good price g-iven. Orders promp^ attended to. FURNITURE Bought and ?' ohanged. Nat. Tel., No. 43. TRIM^ELL S Pille ?nd Powders have Cof? TThous%Ddii. Why not you 1 See that y00 11 Establisl,-ed 1879 on every label. TBlMNSff The Herbalist, 144, Richmond-road, Car I Ag-enta Wrcuted. f*/l PAGE BOOK ABOUT HERBS A? U?: HOW TO USE THEM; Poat BJJf' Send for Me. Trimce! The Herbalist, 144,- Rtchmond-nnd, Cardiff. Established *??' PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS. SPECIALITIES, Irdi-.rubber &o. beat and cheapest.-TEI:NELL1 Herbalist, 144, Richmond-road, Cardiff. TIO Prevent Fraud see that yon get EatabUB? 1879 on every label and wrapp? !nh- T?R. IMNELL S PREPARATION3. without wb'? nona .rè enl1h3,-TRIMELL, The Hprb&?st, 1 Richnjord-road, Cardiff. ø" ARTIFICIAL LEGS, light weight, st?{ Acomft-)rtable Hands or Part Hands, floo Arma, Crnt?he?, Leg Irons. Spinal ApP3rattoo Ladies' Belts, Trusses, Dom;n B ,It CoreeM. ?'?,'tg!<< Stoekmga. ctc Makers of the 8teel-IeB r g Tn?: i?t free. Attendance Daily, 10 to6 Wednesdays, 10 t.) 1 Saturd&va. 10 tc 8. Lady [.ttcnd?nt. E&tab??hed 1833.—AiIiBN PE 23, Charlcs-atrdet,irdiff. Nat. Tel. 1282. Prided a?i Publi2hed for the BMry ?, Ne?apaper and Pr?ttn? Company, L"]-'it 2' by JOHN Rowl A?D LLXWt?Lv?. ab Holtoo? Barry Dockd, ?rid-i),, July 30th, 1915. i