The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

I x THE WEEKS' CITY NEWS. MUSQUASH COATS at W. O. Wil- liams' are wonderful value tor £6 12s 6d. N UI Full Skirt Coats in smart Tweeds and NaPs from 15s lid upwards- Man- chester House, Bangor, for Dress and Cos- tume making, Velour Hats, Felt ff ats in all Shades and Style- Variety ttneaual- led. GOLDEN SHRED" MARMALADE is still obtainable at G. Tegid Davies, IJ, iltL:-k-street. Y'el. 4x. M LLl A LRY ■ Ladies,' Hats, Bonn its, tic., I rimmed and Re-JIlade. Ladies own materials— Miss Parry, 10. Rezent-street, l/pber Banzor KYFFIN SUPPLY STORES, BAN- CUR —7 he up to-diti Grocery and Pro- vision Stores- A otsd for Quality, Clean- line a and Lourtesy- Prooreeior; W. R- tones- M. ROSEN. -Last few, days of Sale. Piles fit remnants in flannettettes. cottons, I delaines, and i,oiles--Rallway ■Shof> High- Street. Bangor WINDOW- c LEANING and CHIM- N Et SM LEPlN. Owin to Dissolu- iton of Partr.tr ship of ihs Banzor Vtndow-Cletxm'ne. and Chzmnev Sweep- ing lomtan. for all Chimney-Sweeping now r: otJlv to Ansonia. 79, Garth-rvad- Cnod and clem work zuaranteid. BUT1ER IS L)EAR.-But Table itlar- garine is as good and cheaPer than Butter. ?'C?'?-M'?? ???. for 1? 2?, 7? ?? lb. without overweight- Call for Sample.- STORES, opposite the Cathedral- OWEN JONES LADIES, GENTS, and MILITARY TAILOR. 1 a and 7. friars road- Customers' own mate-nil made siP. Suits, etc., turned and re nova- ted at moderate char zes- STRINGER, MARKET P. ALL, buvs Class, Sauce, Pickle and Wi. "e Bottles, and Jam furs, for Cash- A NEW REV ERAf.rE at Humphreys' Stores, Upper BanzoSample cup free on Friday and Saiur day of Ladbury'i drink- i" a I- liocolate. w PARCELS FOR THE FRONT.-If you want to Sp nd your boy at the front a parcel of trooJ<-s, we have dozens of dainties to suit hum- Call and see them.—Palferjnan's £ (rjres, opposite the Cathedral- i\EW LIGHTING REGULATION-— Green and Blue Casement, Green Hol- landi. Green Paper Blinds, do., with Lace Bottoins, al W- (J- Williams) Banzor- uui\ t l.At\i* r r.UU R m Cotton Bags Present prices 32 lbs., 10id; 1 lbs-, Is 9d; 35 lbs-, 3s 4d. CRIMELESS B ':kNGOI'TliE,I-e were no oases for hearing at the police court on Tuesday. COUNTY COURT. The monbhly County Court, on Monday, was very brief, and no cases of public interest were heard. PERSONAL.—L>r. Arthu.r Riohartls, son of the late Mr Morgan Richards, has been spending t short holiday in Bangor. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES .will be held in all the Nohcottformbt places of yrorship on Monda) l LA.)UAL A MUSE.MENTS. We direct tiho at- tection of our loaders to the excellent pro- frnmmes provided for next week at the County .ttiozitre. 'Iiia Palace, and tho Picburcdrome. 'heat re, VAR?IiY ?iUUH?iiS.—The Uni- versity College re-opened last week with a total of 113 students, f whom about 100 are women. (This compares with a total of 330 before the war. ST. MARY'S CHURCH.—By way of prepara- tion for the National Mission, the Dean of Ban- for dcitvared a series of helpful a?dre??a at St. ? M?ry s Ohuroh, on Wednesday. lO COURT ON AMBULANCE.—Judge Bryn (Roberta, at Merthyr County Court, on Wedn-es- day, contented to take the evidence of a claimant whose injuries it was stated would necessitate his being brought to court on an ambulance. HEARD IN HIGH STREET. Indignant ,Citizen (to special constable); Why are you chaps making such a fuss over these lihb English towns are better lighted than Bangor. Special Con stable: If you want a Zeppelin bomb dropped on your head, I don't. SAILORS' DAY.—Tho prc-cecda of the Sailors' F'l'i^ Day collcction, und?t?akcn by the members of the Women's Patriotic Guild,on Saturday, S?p- fem!-cr 3Chh, amouatca to JS40 4s 9J. The heartiest thanks of the committee are given to all those prlto so kindly gave the-ir assistance in assuring t,h" success of the Day." "ARVON PICADOR" STILL WINNING — At tliL* Cric-othatn Ilill Championship Show,hold at the HoHo Yue Gardens, Manchester, on Wednes- day, Mr R. Hughes' (Wieklow Kenn-els) collie, Arv on Pioador," was awarded first prize, whilst bis puppy, "Arvon Premier," was placed reserve. (There was a record entry, with no fewer than 143 dogs in the collie clasa. alone: dog3 in the collie c l asses a l one. CLASSIFICATION CERTIFICATES WAN- TED. — The Mayor (Mr H. J. Williams) com- plained at the Tribunal, on Tuesday, that many applicants failed to produce their modioal c'assih- oaMon certificates, tnus placing the court in difficulty. It would be oi great assistance to the court if all applicants produced tiieir certificates. HORSE COLLIDES WITH A WALL. Frightemcd by a- passing t) aih a horse drawing a car belonging to- the Royal Anglesey Royal En- gineers took fright. near the Antelope Inn, on Moiniay, and dashed into tho wall in front of the inn. 'l'ne.a.nimal was 30 injured that it had to bo shot. A WILLIAM IV. SHILLING IN CIRCULA- TION.—A correspondent states that on Satur- day evening he mad a purchase in a shop in the quarry district, and amongst the silver he obtained ad change from a one pound note was a. shilling of the reign of William IV., bearing date 1834. Our correspondent says that "although 82 yeaais old the coin was equal to new." PREACHING MELTINGS.—On Sunda-, and Monday evening preaching meetings w ere held at the Penuel Weigh Baptist Chapel, preachers beiiag the Rev. Jubilee Young. Ganoi, SouLh Wales, and the Rev. Arthur Jones, he pastor. Tho meetings weie well attended, IL6 Rev. Jubiiee Young is nephew of Captain Young, Frondeg-terrac-. Bangor. DANGEROUS I "-i.MP-POSTS.—A fDmspon: ent with the w'Jffi de plume of lradesmaii writes c&iiin.^r., the attention of the City Council to two (iar ^genous lamp-poste, one by the British Hotel y-'fd the other in Glyrme-road During retx>p'*i' dark nights, he states, several citizens collided with them, and he suggests that they should be. removed whii_* lighting restrictions are in force. MUSIC FOR THE SOLDIERS.—At the Mili- tary Hospital, on Tuesday night, Mr J. 11. Lewis and Miss Lewis entertained the wounded soklicrs there with a recital of musical and elocutionary items. On Wednesday evening the Ladies' Choir a,!iso gave a conceit, and solos were rendered by Mrs Lowe, Mies Ivy Jones, Corp >ral Kenny, and Corporal How. During the interval the mem- bers of the choir-distributed cigarettes a.mon the I>cr,,i of the clxoi r- d-isti-ibuted o ?,-arc-t-tes ttmon, the ARE STAMMERERS NEEDED?—The Mili- tary Tribuiwil, on; Tuesday, granted permission to an applicant, who produced a medical certificate showing he had a marked impediment in his Epeoch, to be examined by the Central Medical Uoard in London. The Medical Representative kDr. Phillips) faid he oould not understand how a man who stammered so bidiy could go to the trenches, because he oou!d not answer any questions. The applioa.rrt stated that he did not speak when b- ffye the Mf dieal lixu'i because the doctors never asked him a question. ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS. One hundred wounded soldiers arrived at Bangor last Friday aft-ornoo.i from Ma.nohester, and the majority of them were taken to the Military Hos- pital in Glanadda, the remainder being sent to th. Penrhyn Cot.tage V.A.D. Hospital. They all appeared very oiieerfui and in the best of spirits. Five riKstor cars were awaiting the men at the railway station, and they were quickly dis- patched to the two hospitals. It is hoped that the residents will make their s ay in Bangor as ploasan* as poeaible by arranging oonoert« and cnlkrttiriir.,g the men in other waj^s. CALLING UP OF ELIGIBLE EMIGRANTS. Writing to a daily contemporary, Dr. Philip J. White, of the Univcirsity College, SfQ.tea --It Tias been use and wo/jt among Continental na- tions when threatened with war or about to engage in it to summon those of military age residing abroad to the Colours. Those who c!o not respond to the call are regarded as desertei's. and are dealt with accordingly 1M opportunity offers. Before the emigration of eligibles was stopped—too late, however—by this country it appears that emigration went on apace. Why should the nation not summon baok its eligibles who have escaped so far from choir obligation to rve If they fail to return to serve within a reasonable time let them be regarded as de- sertera. Why should they return after the ivar1 after having enjoyed immunity from its dangers, after having dorse nothing to help, and take ad- vantage pf aaiy good things that are going? A ouarsc- like this is not fair; it is cowardly and parasitic. I have suggested a remedy, and, if possible, let us move. STRICT OBSERVANCE OF LIGHTING RE- GULATIONS. Not a little consternation waa caused in High-street, last Saturday evening, by the activity of the police in regard to lighting restrictions. Shopkeepers who failed to observe the regulations were obliged to take steps to obscure their lights, and the Market Hall, the glass roof of which has not been darkened, waa closed at 7.30 p.m., about two hours before the customary time and when business there is at its heighth. By 8.30 p.m. High-stre-et presented quite a deserted appearance. It is expected that- the shopkeepers will arrive at an arrangement to close their premises at 6.30 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, and at eight p.m. on Saturdays. A suggestion has been made that employers of labour should pay their men on Fridays, so as to enable their wives to shop oa Saturday morning.—In future the Free Library is to be closed at d.30 p.m., in- stead of nine p.m. WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC GUILD.—The second annual report of tlu Bangor Women's Patriotio Guild, of which tho Mayoress (Mrs Williams) is president, and Mrs King hon. secretary, has jWJt, beer, issued, and shows that during the past year excellent work was accomplished. Between three and four thoaisand f.rtiole6 were produced, under the auspices of the G-urld, and despatched to vari- ous centres for distribution amongst our soldiers and sailcws. During the year the sum of £13.3 48,; in addition to suma received on flag days, was received by various means. The audited statement of aocousrts shows a bat- aneo of J620 9s id at the bank. In concluding her report the hon. secretary urges both mem- bers and friends q nt) to grow weary in well- doing, but to continue with the samo energy till thoee foi- whom wo labour alkali have brought to our homes « peace which shall not again be broken for many generations yet to come. WAR A VINGS. The October number of the official magazine of the War Savings Move- ment reports that more than 8500 Associations have been formed, but that "a great effort is nr.eded to extend the movement in the coming months, if we are to meot adequately the essential i-ec-cis of the country." At Cardiff the tchool children's collection for certificates to the end of August amounted to 21230. At Hove there are nine Associations in the schools, and £ 480 was subscribed in six weeks. In Gloucester- shire there is one Association for every 1000 of the population. There the people have realised that their 6d per week, oouplod with millions of other sixpences, will help to end the war and bring those who aro now and dear to them home higajn. 'The English Weeleyans and the Pendref Congregational C-hape.1, Bangor, have formed Associations in affiliation with the National War Savings Committee. MARRIAGE. I On Tuesday, at Sot, Paul's Wosleyan Chapel, the marriage was Solemnised by the Rev. Berwyn .v the Rev. Berwyn Roberts, pastor, of Mr Evan Williams, eldest ion E. M. Mummery, only daughter of Mr and Mm Mummery, Talacre, Carnarvon-road. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gfey cloth costume, and white Chenille hat trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums and smilax. Phe bridesmaids wore Miss E. M. Williams, sin- ter of the bridegroom, who wore a mole cloth costume -with velour hat to matoh, aod miss Nellie Jones, cousin of 'the bride, who wep at- tired in a ravy blue costume, and wore a white felt hat. They carried bouquets of pinlk roses and carnat-ovs, The iuties of best man were oarried out by Mi* Tom Parry, of Treflan, Bangor. Mr and Mrs WiUianw left Bangor in the atter. noon for Merthyr Tydfil, where the honeymoor, is being spow. Thov were the recipients of aumeroiw handsome presoaU.

J. WELCH & Co. Specialists in JEWELLERY. Olivine St TOLlinta l itie, Igo Olivine & Touinialine, £ 1 lg Diamonds fi-ow L2. Ruby. Sapphire & Diamond, 93. Diamonds & Sapphire, 93 1 Os. Ruby & Diamonds, 93 log. m Diamonds from LIO. Largest Selection of Rinds & Jewellery in the District. Kimberley House, j BANGOR. d C.- r.: r.: r.: r. r. r. r.r. r. r. r. r. M.- r. r..r..r..r. r. r. i ESTABLISHED 1870.1 jj BA YNEÆND D ARGIE CLOTHIERS, J¡jPPER BANGOR. | R SPECIAL DISPLHY fj Ladles' Fashionable roats in the following i-naterials-Cony Seal, Pony SRin, Velou^r Cloth, Blanket Cloth, Cheviot Serge H (Fur Lined), Tweeds, c., also Raincoats 6 Showerproof Coats H a SPECIAL SELECTION ttl Of Costumes in Fast Colours, Furs of moSt descriptions. ■01 An e?-aly call to our Showrooms for inspection is respectfully solicited, as future purchases will be (of necessity) ■! more expensive and goods difficult to procure. 'Phone 192. JHr :J.: :.L:

I NEXT MONDAY TO BE A GENERAL HOLIDAY. I (To, the Editor.) Sir, As the tradesmen of the town loyaJly observed the Government's request and k'&pt thoir establishments open on W"list-Monday and the firit Monday in iVugiist, i underatand that there 13 now a desire amongst them that next Monday, October 16th, should ba observed as a general holiday throughout the town, and at their request 1 make this public. Yo-urs truly, (Signed) R. J. WILLIAMS, Mayor. MILITARY NEWS Second-Lieutenant Fred. Pozii (son of Coun- cillor Chas. Pozzi) has œeu apendmg a few days' Leave at home. Lieut. Herbert Jones, Corporal Gwilym Jones, and Guniiier David Jones, sons of Mr and Mrs Whitlield Jones, Upper liangor, have been home on leave this week. Mr W. H. Simpson, formerly jobbing machine- man at tho North Wnles Chronicle Ottiee, is a transport driver in Franae. Private E. 0. Williams, son of Councillor John Williams, is home -on short leave. Pri- vate Williams, who belongs to the West York- shire Regiment, was wounded in France. PENRHYN COTTAGE V.A.D. HOSPITAL. Lilt lOS gi-ajtp-zutiy .acKnowtecigcet tor ween ending Thursday, October 12rh :—M;\i Rionmond lirown, vegetab.es; Mr W. Ric-hardis, iiigh-street, meat past-e and fish; scholars of Lt'ana-sgui Boys and Girls' Sohoob, p ^r Mr Griffith and Alias Soukiby, potatoes, vegiotab'es, and apples; Rev. J. C. Merrice, I'egetaibles; Mrs M. A. Hwghea, A her Hotel, apple- and pears; Mrs Morgan, St. Ann's Viesraige, ^<ggs; Mrs Daniel -Thomas, soap; Mr J. R. Jones, .-sugar; Canon Davies, vegetables, fruit, and flowers; Miss Haviias, oakes; Mrs Dargie, vegetables; Llaniiechid G.F.S. members, c,gg>j; Mrs M. Thomas, Raohisb, sugar; Messrs Dicks iid 1 o., leather soled oiippers; Mrs Tweedie, Edinburgh, bed sooks; Miss Walter Wil- liams, o-itmc-al; Mrs Trench, fruit, cakes, a.nd flowers; St. Mary V; New College, oatmeal; pupils of Kindergarten Sohool, fruit, etc. Miss Glynn Williams, I'Vii.rs Schoqi, flowers; Mr Eva,n>s. Tan- 'ra.i:t.m!!k members of lilanaiogai Knitlting Guild, per Miss Williams, Penlan, socks; Misa Hughes, Colwyn Bay, cigarettes; Mrs Gayt-an, oa.bnn1.1; scholars of Llaitileahid C. of E. School, per Mr D. Llewellyn, eggs; Mrs Easterling, Coectfrvn, blankc,t,g ?i e i -it I.I?l!i blankets and cabaret-tee; Miss Patterson and Miss Hannay, cigarettes; scholars of Giano^vven N. School, per Mr Jervis, potatoes; Mrs Glynn Wil- liams, Friars School, oatmeal; Miaa Jones, Bod- nant. papers; scholars of Bodfeirig School, per Mr Davies, potatoes; Master Diwi 0. Williams; scholars of Bethe*klia County School, per Mr D. J. Williams, potatoes, eggs, and tea; '"Donald," cigarettes; congregation of St. Ann's Oburcih, Bethesda, after harvest thanksgiving fes- tival, fruit, jam, bread, vegetables, and eg-gs; Dr. H, S. Lowe, Ty Cross, pheasants and partridges. Scholars of Glasinfryn School, per Mr Row- lands, potatoes; Railway Temperance Band of H ope members, and matches; Mrs Roberts, Station House, rioe; Master Donnie Mardell, eggs. The following gifts would be mnoh appreciated: —Fiaur, egtgra. soap, and fruit. On Tuesday, October 10th, tho Hospital 8t,aff and patients gave all excellent concert, during which the Sister-in-Charge was presented with silver-backed hair brushes and hand mirror on relinquishing her poat at the Hospital. Master Leslie Paul .aIIso kindly oon.tribut-ed two piano solos to the proigramme, which were greatly c-ii- joyed. BODLONDEB RED CROSS HOSPITAL. I The following gifts have been most gratefully received up to Wednesday, October 11th:—Beau- maris Church harvest festival, eggs, vegetables, potatoes, and fruit; vegetables, Mrs Davies (Tre- borth), the Palace, Mr Biekersteth, Mr Cross (Red Hill); fruit, Mrs Davies (Treborth), the Palace, Mr Cha.dwick; potatoes, Mr Couithard; oakee, Mns Rioe, Menai Bridge; dish oloths, Mrs Biokerat-oth; books, Mrs Taylor; donations, Lady Mag^ialan WiUiama-Buikaiey. from ganien tot ■, £20; Anon. +jl, eggs, Mrs John Williams fish and flowers, Miss Bickersteth. Wants: Household liiten, jam, fruit, eggs, and vegetables, a-Ðh trays. The patients ware entertained on Wednesday, 4th, arid Saturday 7th, at the County Tneiatre, Bangor, Miss Davies paying the expenses. OBITUARY On Friday night, after a long illness, the death took place of Mrs Elizabeth Evans, Old Baths, Garhh (late of Kyffin Arms). The de- ceased, who was 78 years of age, was the youngest daughter of tho late Mr Lewis Jones, te-am owner and proprietor of the Syr Owain ap Tudur" Tavern, in Glan'rafon. The funeral took place on Wednesday after- noon, at Glanadda Cemetery, the officiating clergyman being the Rev. T. A. Cooke, B.A., St. Mary's. Amongst the mourners were Messrs Lewis 0. Evans (son); Mrs H. L. Roberta, Mrs S. J. Riahardson, London, Sind Mrs M, A. Thomaa (daughters); Meaars Thoa. Parry Thomas, W. Gray Thomas., Samuel Thomas, John Tho- mas, Ed. Lloyd, Joseph Owen, Edward Jones, Aber; Theophilus Evans, and I'homas Williams, Bethesda (nephews); Messrs Tom Roberts and Thomas Thomas (sona-in-law); W. Owen Roberts (grandson); Mra Tom Bufcier (grand-daughter); Mrs M. Evans and Mrs M. E. Evans (daughters- in-taw); Mrs Maggie Davies, Mrs M. E. Evans, and Mrs S. Owens (nieoes); Miss Mair Robert (grand-daughter), and Mr3 Millar. Several wroaibha were placed on the coffin. Messrs Wat- kin Jones and Son were the wrtakerL

LLANBERIS. I EGGS FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS.-Miss Jones, of Bronhend-re, Carnarvon, on Tuesday, attended a public meeting which had for ita ob- ject the forming of a committee to join in the movement to supply fresh eggs to the wounded soldiers and sailors. Mr H. Arlander Hughes, London City and Midland Bank, who was in the ahair, congratulated Miss Jones on the suo- OOSB of this undertaking in different parts of the oouivty. Miss Jones was warmly thanked for the interesting address she gave, and further re- marks promising support were made by Mr R. E. Jones, Mr J. G. Jones, Mrs Patott and others. The meeting was arranged by Mrs Cough Owen a.nd Mias Vaughan Williams.

MRS T. E. ELLIS TO WED. I A marriage has been arranged, says the Cymro, between the Rev, Peter Hughes Griffiths, pastor of Oharmg Gross Ohuroh, London, and him T. E. Ellis. The ftrat wife of tihe Rev. P. H. Griffiths waa a daughter of AkJertaan William HowèU, J.P., PeDOOOd, Mrs T. E. Eltoa is a gisteir of Mra J. H. Davies, M.A., Cwrtmawr, Oa.xrli'OO, Another sistw is "S. 'M. S^ a W£-known auuwrem, wii& is ?MMrri?d to th? ReY. J. M. Swindwrj, M.A., formerly of Pen. aDDth. now a pastor in Adelaide.

I BEAUMARIS. I oA QWDON FLAK E FLOU R in Cotton Bags, Present prices: 3i lbs-, 10id; 7 lbs-, Is 9d; 35 lbs., Ss 4d SAiLORS' FLAG- DAY.—Bad weatlier inter- fered considerably with the success of this "Flag Day" c-u Saturday, but tlw,seiltm of flags pluckily made the beet of it, and the result of their efforts amounted to the sum of JE12 is 4d. In addition Lady Magdalen Williams-Bulkeley liat3 allocated to the fund a sum of 1;20, being part proceeds of the garden tc-a and fete held at Baron Kill last month. Those who assisted on S.aturday included the Alices Prothero, Margaret Prothero, J'enny Williams, Gwy<ieth Rowlands, May Kear- vell, Vera Williams, Blodw-en Roberts, Hettio Matthews, Enid Madoc Jones, Gwyneth Owen, j Miriam andl Gwendolen luiys Jones, Ðhmed Jones, Elsie Colle-tt, Dorothy Williams, Hilda Williams, Banks, Nancy Evans, Myfi Stanley, Tryphena. Davies, and Marie Versohaeren. Miss Thomas, 40, Ca.-tie-trec-t, ac-tetl as lion, score- tary. The work of distributing the posterd and handbills and posters in connection with the movement was undertaken by the Boy Scouts. SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED.—A concert for the soldiers wa,s given in the Presbyterian Church- room, on Tuesday evening, when Mr E. Madoc Jones presided, and provided cigarettes for the men. The programme was as fcl.lows:-P' ano, forte duct, Misses Eioa- Evans and May Morgan; song, "Sissie," Miss Daisy Brimecombe; song, "When tho world's a garden again," Miss Briscoe; humorous rc-adiing, Mrs Green a.nd the 'Bus," Mr Madou Jones; song, "The Long, Long Trail," Miss Winnie Goary; Japanese violin solos, ■ Sapper Cox; song, Mytainvy, Mias Briscoe; song, '"S.e^p and the Rosts," Sapper J. H. Jones; soiig, "A little bit of heaven," Misa D. Brime- combe; yong and chorus, "A Broken Doll," Miss Winnie Geary; humorous akotch by the Misses Owen, Plas Coch. The accompaniments during the evening were supplied, by Miss Norali Tho- mas, Mias Nancy Williams, and Miss Williams, Pro ewylfa.

PENTIR. I MARRIAGE. At the Tabernacle Chapel, Bangor, yesterday week, the marriage waa eolem- I'ised of Mr Wm. Hugh. Williams, Briuhdir, and Miss Pierce, Pentir. The Rev. Win. WiliLaimis, Perrtir, officiaited. Mr Joihn Pierce, the bride's brother, acted ;is best man, and lVIi-t Jon-es, Lrithdir, was the bridcarnaid. The hri-:b > W'dro a ipresty dress of white ailk voile, w 11fu a H.ack velvet nat. The bridesmaid was atitired in pale blue voile, and wore a hlaClk 'üt halt, with pale blue wings After a ropast -ait tho Wicldaw Temperance Hotel, M.- and Mrs Wil- i who were the recipients of numeious pre- "enb, left for Southpcrt, where they scipnt part of their honel-iijo-,n, and they had a hearty send- off. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES ineae services were held in the parish of Pentir last week. At St. Kedol, on Sunday, Holy Communion was celebrated at 8.30; at tEn a.m. there was nia-ttir.3 and sermon; at two p.m., litany and sermon; and at 5.30 p.m., evensong and eerrnon. The Rev. E. Lumley, B.A., Baai- gor, pneached on three occasions. Mr Lioyd Hughœ, one of the organists of the parish, pre- sided at the organ, and conducted t ire services. The ohuroh was decorated by Mrs Herbert Jones, Mrs Parry, Miss Aimie Wiltian-is, etc. Corn, fwtit, and (lowers wore supplied from Niwbwrch Farm, Tynewydd, Rhydygroea, Vicarage, and Ty'nyffrydd. Sunday being a favourable day for holding the festival, the Pariah Church was crowded. The sermons and the singing were un- usually impressive. At St. George's, Rhiwlas, on Tuesday evening, the Rev. W. J. Williams, curate of Holyhead, preached, and Miss Irene Pari-v officiatod at the or, an. The Mission Churoh was well attended, the offertory being in aid of the Churoh Exten- sion Society. Rev. John H. Parry, curate, and ivir Richard Thomas, lay reader, in to red the ser- vices. The church was decorated by Mrs Her- Leirt Jones, Mrs Mary Williams, Mrs Sarah Hughes, Mrs Richard Williams, Rev. J. H. Parry, etc. At St. Elizabeth Church, Glasinfryn, the ser- viec-a were held on 'Wednesday, this day being set apiirt for thanksgiving services in the Pen- rhyn Quarry district. At two p.m. the litany was intoned by Rev. Herbert Jones, vioar and the sermon preached by Rev. W. J. Williams, Hot Evensong was conducted by Rev. J. H. Parry, curate, and Mr R. Thomas, lay reader, and a sermon was effectively preaohod by Rev. W. J. Williams. The choir did itself justice, under the guidance of Mr Lloyd Hughes, who presided at the organ. The church was prettily de,?omted by Mrs Herbert Jon?s, Miss H. Grif- fith, Mns Robert Hughes, Mrs D. William3, and others. Fruit, vegetables, corn, and flowers were supplied from Bryirmeddyg, Coedhoweli, Lon Isaf, and the Vioarage, Pentir. Thanks are due to Mr Riohard Thomas, lay reader, and to Mr David Williams, Ty'n'rardd, for their work in the churoh to oonform with the lighting re- gulations, and to Mr Robert Pritchard Jones, who did similar work at St. George's. t Ge-orges.

BETHESDA. I SN 0 IVDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags, Present Prices: 32 lbs-, 10d; 7 lbs-, lj Qd; 35 lbs-, 8j Ad- THANKSGIVING SERVICES.-k)n Wednes- day thanksgiving services were helcf in all the churches and chapels in the neighbourhood. MILITARY NEW, --Second- Lieutenants John Alun Jones (son of Mr and Mrs R. J. Jones, Gordon-terrace) and Willie Wiliiams (son of Mr Williams, London City and Midland Bank) are home on leave.-Seoond-Lieut,-nant lIebe-r Basett Left on Monday to join his regiment.-Captain R. J. Owen, Privates Robert Jones, Pew.garreg, Ty'nymaes, and R. J. Ellis, Ogwen Villa, were home on leave over the week-end.—Lieut. Osoar Hughes arrived home this week, for a few daya' furlough.—Lieut. Vavasor Jones is spending a short holiday at Dot Caradog, Ty'nymaes. OCTOGENARIAN'S DEATH.—Mr D. Grif. fith Daviea, deputy coroner for North Carnarvon- 8hiœe, held an inquæt at Bethesda Schoolroom on Sa?tu?d&y evening, touching the death of Mm SaturdWay illiams, aged 82, the wife of Mr John Jane 3,  Evidence was given Sshaibruex, dWuy illiamsP, anygg11.? Evidence was given by Tommy Jones, Middle-street, who liappened to be pn?aing the house on Thursday, about four, and noticing amok? coming out, found the de- ceased envetoped in flames, and sitting on a chair opposite the door, endeavouring to extinguish the flames. He ran to call the next dooc neigh- bour, who wrapped blankets round the deceased. -Dr. Lumley Roberts, who was sent for, testi- fied to tlia nature of the burns, and said the shook resulting therefrom was sufficient to oauao death.—Further evidence was given by Mrs Ed- wards, a neighbour, and by Mr Arthur A. Owen, Leicester House.-Ile jury returned a verdict of "Aocidental death." Mr Robert Hughes, Vic- tori:a-pla.oe, was the foreman of the jury. tor ia-plaoe, TRIBUNAL. COUNTY TRIBUNAL. A correspondent writes, Practically all the cases dealt with at tthe Appeal Tribunat at Bangor, on Monday, were from this district, being appeals made by the Military Representative against exemptions granted by flhe looal Tribunal. In a oaae of a < married man, aged 39, who has a family of seven cuiloren, all under 13, find an ailing wife, the appeal of the Military Representative was dis- allowed. While admitting that the appeal by the Military Representative was somewhat super- fluous, the a-oting Military Representative, Major Roberts, commented on the remarks of the local Tribunal, and said that they did not have the courage of Uioix convictions in granting this man more than a short period of exemption. It ought to be pointed out, however, that although only a "tempora;ny" exemption was granted by the local Tribunal the local Military Representttive appealed against it, whereas if absolute exemp- tion was granted by the looal Tribunal, what bot'be»r off would the man have been with it?" WEDDING. On Wednesday, at Gianogwen Churoh, a pretty wedding was solemnised, tho contracting parties being Mr IdwaJ Davies, 'l'y'n- twr, and Miss Annie Mary Thomas, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Thomas, Llys Meurig. The ohuroh ivas crowded with well-wishers, the parties being very popular locally. Miss Tho- mas is lwad assistant teacher at Gianogwen School. Tho service throughout was fully choral. Mr 1. Huw Hughes, Sfcoukport (formerly of the Penrhyn Hospital), acted as best man. assisted by Mr Henry Davies (brother of the bridegroom), who has served at the front with-the R.W.F. Tue bridesmaids were the Misses Davies (sister of the bridegroom) and Grace C. Jones, Cae'r- berllan. The Hev. Canon R. T. Jonas officiated, assisted by the Rev. D. Thomas. The bride was drei?3<ed in a dress of oream corded silk, while the brideomaikis wore dresses of grey silk. At the reocptic-n held at Llys Meurig there were forty guests, among them being: The bride's father and mother, Rev. Caiioit Jones and Mrs Jones, Tho Vioarage; Rev. D. Thomas, B.A., Gianogwen; Mr and Mrs J. B. Thomas, Post Offioo; Mr and inlri J. Thomas, Douglas-terrace; Mr and Mrs W. Thomas, Gordon-terrace; Dr. arid Mrs Gruffydd. Victoria-place; Mr and Mrs W. Thomas, Eifet-terrace; Mr and Mrs T. 11. Hughes, Gianogwen; Air and Mrs T. Jervis, Ger- lan; Mr and Mrs J. Roberts, organist; Miss R. M. Hughes, B.A., Hcbden Bridge; Mr Maldwyn Davies, Tregarth; Mrs Williams, Bwichffordd; Miss-Roberts, Hirdir, St. Ann's; Mrs D. Thomas, Ffranoon View; Lieut. Osoar S. Hughes, Glan- ogwen; Mr R. Hughes, Gwynfa; Mrs 0. Evam, Liverpool; Miss Thomas, Ty'ntwr; Miss Hughes, Ty'ntwr; Mrs J. R. Jones, Ael-y-Brvn; Mr E. •Jones?, Ty'ntwr. During the afternoon Mr and Mra Davies left for Liverpool, where the honeymoon will be spent. The presents received were very numerous and oostly,

CARNARVON. I SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices- 3i lbs., lOd; 7 lbs., lj 9d; 35 lbs., 8s 4d, HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES.— Monday next will bo observed as a general holi- day in tho town, it being harvest thanksgiving day. Services will be held in the churches and chapels. YOUNG CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION.—At a committee meeting of the local branch of the association, at the Pool-street Room, last week, the members were unwilling to receive the resignation of Miss Newton as presi- dent, or Miss Gladys Evans as secretary. It was suggested" that "substitutes" might be found to help in the work, partioularly during war-time. Miss Evans has been an esteemed hon. secretary since the branch was established eleven years ago. COUNTY POLICE COURT.-On Saturday, before Mr Wynn Williams, the Mavor (Mr Clias. A. Jones), Messrs A. W. S. Williams, G. J. Roberts, O. T. Hughes and Thomas Hughes, a youth named Wm. Richard Edwards, aged 16 years, living at Penrhyn Mawr, Penygroes, Llan- llytni, was fined 59 for being drunk and dis- orderly. The licence of the Newborough Arms, Penllyn, was, on the application of Mr Nee, transferred to Edwin Brooks, Bangor. IN GRAND OPERA.—Mr G. Hughc-s-Maekiin, of this town, is tho principal tenor of tho Carl Rost Opera Company, now visiting Cardiff. Mr Hughes-Macklin's many friends in Carnarvon will be pleased to learn of his success in the musical world He studied under Mr John Williams, the oonduotor of the Carnarvon Choral Society, and sang at the Investiture of the Prince of Wales, at Carnarvon. He then had an engagement in Covent Garden, and whilst playing there just before the war he was engaged to sing in Berlin for three years. The war, however, terminated that engagement. POSED AS K.C.'s SON.—At a special Police Court, on Wednesday, George Kennedy, a well- dressed man, was charged with begging.—Supt. Williams said the defendant went to a number of people, made himself familiar, and asked them to shake hands. He said he waa a lawyer from Dublin and the son of a well-known K.C. A naval man he approached 9uspeoted him and gave information to the police. In every oase he asked for a penny.—The Bench sentenced him to one month's imprisonment. WF.Sl-iEY AN ISM. --k)ii Saturday, at Carnar- von, the quarterly meeting of the Carnarvon distriofc was held, the Rev. David Jones presid- ing. The Rev. D. R. Rogers, M.A., Penisa'r- waen, a new minister, was weloomed to the dis- trict, as was also Mr J. Williams, Rock House, Carnarvon. Sympathetic remarks were made with reference to the late Mr David Roberts, J.P.; Miss Williams, Astoria-House; and Mrs Jones, Wynne-street, Carnarvon; Mr J. Wat- kin Thomas, surveyor; Mr J. Edwyn Hughes, B.A., and Mrs Wm. Roberts, Portdinorwic; and B.A Edith Wynne Owen, London. It was de- cided to send letters of condolence to the be- reaved families. Mr John Price, J.P., Carnar- von. was appointed district superintendent in succession to the late Mr David Roberts, J.P., Carnarvon. Messrs Anourin Williams (treasurer), J. II. Wooding and Osborne Owen (secretaries) were re-Cleoted officers of the Home Mission Fund. Mr J. Huw Williams was elected secre- tary of the Temperance Society during the ab- sence of Mr W. D. Evans on war- service. Atten- tion was called to the Mission of Repentance and Hope, and meetings in connection with the move- tnfnt were arranged. MASONIC INSTALLATION. I The installation of W. Bro. Peter Hughes as W.M. of Segontium Lodge (Carnarvon) took place on Friday, the installing master being W. Bro. Captain Richard Jones, P.M. The W.M. in- vested the following aa his officers for the en- suing year, viz.I.P.M., W. Bro. Dr. George E. Williams, P.M.; S.W., Bro. John G. Brymer; J.W., Bro. John Prichard; treasurer, W. Bro. T. Armstrong, P.M., P.P.G. Dir. of C.; acting treasurer, W. Bro. Robert Newton, P.M.; seore- tary, Bro. Chas. Crebbin; director of ceremonies, W. Bro. Robert Newton, P.M.; charity repre- sentative, W. Bro. Captain Richard Jones, P.M, S.D., Bro. D. 0. Evans; J.D., Bro. W. L. R.; Tiasker; almoner, Bro. John -Griffith;1 organist, Bro. William Morris; I.G., Bro. J. Hugh Wil- Iiints; iptewurds, Bros. J. K. Crispin, J. H. Jen- kins, T. Deane, Albert Holden, Robert Lloyd Jones, Edward Williams, John Fletdher, and Daniel Evans; <uid tyler. Bit). John Roberto.

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LIST OF SERVICES. BUNDA YS-lloly Communion, 8 s.na.; Mattins, 11.20 a.m.; Evensong 4 p.m. WKKK DAYS-Holy Communion, 8 a.m-; Mattins, 11 a.m. Evensong, fi p.m. Tuesday. 12 noon, Short Service of Intercession for our Sotdiers and bailors, lasting 15 minuteB. SpcoiaL intercessions at ail Servioes. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14th. Services AntbolL E.—(3 3i Mitcfairen. The eyes of all w;lit upon SUNDAY, OCTOBER' 15th. HARVEST THANKS'! I VINO SERVICE. M.—(11.20) Noble. Sitig 0 heavens—Sullivan. Hvhhm: 379, 386, and National Anthem. Preacher Rev. R. J. Eciwitects, Rector of Llaugefm. L' .—(4.0) Nobk\ The Lord hath done great thins-Smart. Ilymti.i: 388, 337, 383. Preacher: Archdeacon Morgan. (Collections for H.P.C.K-) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th. M-—Boyc-e. The path of the itist-llol)eria. E.—(s 0) Arnold. How beautiful—Stainer. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th. F,(7-0) Short Service and Sermon to Students and others. Preachor Canon Arthur W. Robinson, D.D.. Archbishop's Messenger. Orfanlit and Choirmaster: Itoiaud Rogers, Mus.D., Oxon. In Residence: Archdeacon Morgan. Minor Canons: Rev. J. Eastwood. Itev. M. A. Hughes. The Dean: The Very Uev. GriBtU Hubert*.

I CATHEDRAL (WELSH'. I 17th SUNDAY Al'TEft TRINITY. 9.30 a.tn. Afattitis aiid Sermoti. 2.0 p.ru. Sunday School; lewson 49. 6.0 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon, Wednesday (St. Luke'a Day).—7.0 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. Friday.—10.0 a.m. Intercessory Service.

I 8T. JAMES. (ENQLISH). I 8.0 a.m.: Holy Communion. 11.0 enu. Mattins an(i Sermon. 2.30 p.m.: Sunday School; lesson, 49. 6.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Morning prayer daily, 9.0 a.m. Wednesday (St. Luke's D,y).-7.() a.m. and 12 noon lioly C'oilimltnioll. Thursday.—7.0 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.0 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon (not on Friday this

I STMARVS CHURCH. I 17th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. 8.0 a.m. Holy Communion. 19 0 a.m. Mattins and Syermon (Welah). Preachsr: Minor Canon Eastwood, B.A. Hymns: 341. 294. 11.30 a.m. intattini aiio Sermon (English). Preacher The Vicar. Aiitliem "Unto Thee have I cried" (Elvoy). Hymns: 431. 323. 5.30 p-m- Evensong and Sermon (Welsh). Prcacher Tho Rev. Iiees Jones, B.A. Anthem (solo): yr Arglwydd" (D. D, Parry). Hymns 295, 264, 425. 7.3 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon (English). Preacher The Rev. It. Y. Edwards, B.A., Rector of Llangefni. Anthem: "Holiest, breaths an evening blessing" (Martin)- Hymns: 427, 277. 536. FFRANOON THOMAS, Organist.

MASONIC INSTALLATION AT BANGOR. ROYAL LEEK LODGE. I Tho argibuel installation of the Royal Leek (1849) Lodgt), Bangor, wuro held at tho Masonic Buildings, iiangor, yesterday, when Bro Major John Robert Williams, R.A.M.C.. waa installed Worshipful Master, the inutaHiug master being Wor. Bro. Robert Broaidie Griffith, P.M., Prov. Grand Steward. The now W.M. installed the following as his ofifcers:—I.P.M., W. Bro. R. B. Griffith; S. W., Bro. Qeorgfl Rao Grierson; J. W., Bro. John Ed- ward Lewis; chaplain, W. Bro. Rev. CanoOn T. Edwards, P.M.; P. Prov. S.G.W., treasurer, W. Bro. FriLnk Bariow, P.M.; P.Prov. Gr. J.D., lee- retary, W. Bro. W. Prioe Smith (P. Prov. Gr. Rag.), Prov. Gr. Seo.; S.D., Bro. Capbain J. Cem- lyn Jonefl; J.D., Bro. Hugh Moreton Roberts; Dir, of Cera., W. Bro. Henry Steele, P.M., P. Prov. G.S.D; organiofc, Bro Wilfrid W. Dobsom; assistant, secretory, Bro Oapbain E. W. Cemlyn Jones; I.G., Bro. Charles E. Davies, S.G.; Bro. R. A. Needham; J.S., Bro. W. W. Dobson; steward, W. Bro. Ellis W. Jonea, P.M.; tyler, Bro. Lieut. John Rosher. The bi^thren aftor the Lodige banquetted to gether.

LORD ABERCONWAY AND THE I VOLUNTEERS. Lord Aberoonwav haa conti-ibuted 250 towards the Glamorgan Volunteer Training Coops Fund.

Lieiifc. Ifan Sorge, aon of Oapfcain and Mra j Soorp, Holyhead, has been aevepaty woumded in aotioru Prior to joindi^g the oolours Lieut. Sorge was ongaged in the Marine Offioe, Holyhoad.

MEMORIALS ut SLATE, MARBLE, GRANITE St OTHER STONES, CHURCH* BitASSES. MEMORIALS taken down, Lettered and R*- — fixed, by Experienced Workmen. HUMPHREY WILLIAMS, LTD., PE, NLOIN WORkS, iJAiMGOR. Telephone No. 48. lWtd. 1828.

JBictbg, {!ÙllrrlaOC5 finO iDeardg Announcements of Births, Marriages, Deaths, and In Meuionaui Notices (winch must, be auiiieuticated and pifpaiu;, are ctlargell at me raw of 2s 6d for not more than fouh LINES, and fld for each addi- tional line. "Formcomuig Marriage" announce- ments bs tree insertion. Lists of Wedding I'reaeuta and Funeral Wreattia 2s 6d per men. Acknow* leciymenta in Obituary Column 3s per paragrapn. ™~ BIRTHS. HOLLIS.-Olt the 11th October, 1916, at Oakeit Lodge, Merridaie, Woheriiamptyii, J,otlura (nee lid by;, wae m Uaipti E. llollis, a son. WILLIAMS. ucioyer bin, at Cartrct, Valley. Anglesey, to Mr and Mrs Richard Vvilliams (master and mairon of Vauey Workhouse), a daugater. MARRIAOES. ANDEftSON-DAUMALLE.-On October 10th at Hawaraen, oy special licence, James Stuart Anderson, ot Uia-cgow, to Suzanne iJaumalie, of Paris. COX-SLAVIEN.-Oll September 21st, at ths English Wesley a u Unurcn, Ramsgate, by the Hev. Dr. Nicnotia, John Matthew Cox, of Holyhead, to Jana kary Siaven, of iiamsgate, Kent. PIE PTCY-PIR ICE.-Octoter 7th, at blarctiwev Parisu Oiiureii, by Archdeacon I't-tcher, of VV rex Haul, Honry Biackman (Harry) I'tercy, K.N., fifth sou of William and Janet Piercy, 273, Prescot-road, Liver- pool, to Agnes, only daugnter 01 Mr aud Mra ttvbesr* Price, Marchweil, Wrexham. PRITCHARD-HUMPHREYS. On WedncscJT. at Liantair P.O. C.M. Ciiapel, by the Rev. W. Williams, Owen Pritchard, junw partner in the firm of Messrs W. and ü. Pritchard, Uanfair P.ti., to Mm Humphreys, of Column View, Liaiiiair P.G. TYLECOTE—JONES.—On October 6th, at Uandrillo Pansn Church, (Jonvyn Bay, Lewis Hall Tyiecow, son of trio iate Frank Tyieco'te and Mrs Xyiecote, Macclesfield, to Eira lX, Jones, II, ,.t daughter of the late Joun Jouea and Mrs Jones, Dinarth iiall, Colwft Bay. PEARCE-PARKER, October 10th, at Weefcj Chapel, Watoriou, by the Rev. Isaiah Parker, Joseph only son of John Pearoe, of Rhos-on-Sea, to Hcawr, oniy surviving daugilter of the Jate Edward Parker oi Liverpool. PRITCHARD—HUMPHREYS.-October IlLh, a tbi( C.)i. Cnape). ?iantan- 1'.U., by tho Rev. W, J, Wiliiams, pabtor, Oncn Pritcnard (Messrs W, auj O. Pritchard, builders) and M: A. HumphreYIt Column View, Llanfair P.O., daughter of the lare NJ T. Williams, C-efu Uwyn, Ltangwyiiog. SIEEDS-LUTA- October 4,h, 1915, at Chriab Church, Crewe, by the Rev. W. Redlake, H. J. td8. Lieutenant R.F.A., youngest sou of Mr3 Coodbody, Ithyl, to Bessie, youngest daughter of Mrs Lullllft Crewe. WILLIAMS-EVANS. On Wednesday, Octolei llth, at St. David's Church, Glanadda, by special lic-euce, Private W. E. Williams, .C., third son of Mr and Mrs Williams, Bristol, to Bessie Annie, daughter of Mr and Mrs U. J. Jones, Oxtord Lioude, Higu-street, Baugor. DEATHS. CAIRD.—September 28th, at Woodside, Tregartli, Bangor, North Wales, Eliza L. Petrie Catrd, age,1 7J years. Scotch, papers pleasa copy. GODFREY.—On Monday, Octobt-r 9th, Kate. m, beloved wifo of Mr J. L. Godfrey, 44, Bangor-skiW Carnarvon, aged 76 years. EVANS.—Friday, October 6th, at the Old B»tVs|| Garth, Bangor, Mrs Elizabeth Evans, widow of Ui* late Mr Owen Evans, Kytfin rUls, aged 71:1 years. HEYWOOO. Killed in action on October Znil. Lance-Corporal W. Slade heywoorl (3517), Royal Fusiliers, aged 31, dearly loved husband of Ads Heywood. and second son of Mr and Mrs Heywood Trearddur Bay, Anglesey, and 2a, Lever-street, Man- chester. JONES.-September 27th, killed in action, aged 31 years, Hugh Jones (second lieutenant. Leiceslershirt Regiment), second son of Mr and Mrs Jones, liryu- hyfryd, Penrhyndeiulraeth, and dearly-beloved husband of Elizabeth C. Jones, "Henfryn, I'uJwyn itay. HUGHEs.-Yn Carneddau, Lianrwst. Ilyarei 7feA yn 20 oed, yn dawel iawn wedi hir nyrhdod, bu larn Ly<J.ia Jane, anwyl ferch Owen a Catherine ILighea* gynt o Station House. Flint, a'r ieuengaf o'r plant. "A'r hyd yr afon mae'r ffordd i'r mor." WILLIAMS.-October 7th, at 450. Park-road North Birkenhead, Maria, the dearly-beloved wifo of CaoRc Williams, North Wales Steamship Co. KILLED IN ACTION. PORT.R.-KilIed in action. October 2nd, Grahs- Hawksworth Porter, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, the elacr and dearly-loved son of Mr alJJ Mrs J. M. Partel, Braeaide, Colwyu Bay, in his 23rd year.

H Relief of dress details ta atwars welcome. WbAsvoUJ b H ■■ the most considerate attention to all dr"s vequlre- HI ■ nients. Costdmks. Dkisses, Bloosbs, JIIILLHIIU1T, Hi B ready to wear, fashionable, refined, aud rt«ht In i>rlce. Sj) WAft. T8KI'S. BANGOR g) Printed and Published for the North Walet Chronicle Company, Limited, bv J. S. Edwards, at the North Wales Chronicle" Oflice. Caxton House, High street, Bangor, and at the Chronicle" Office, High-street, Port- tnadoo, both in the County of Carnarvon, and at the "Clorlanydd" Offioe, Bridge* street Llangofrr. in the County al Ao £ leaey( Ootober 13. 1916.