The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

MESSRS John Pritchard & Co BANK CHAMBERS, BANGOR. John Pritchard and Parker MaeKenzie, (Auctioneers, Valut-rs HOuæ0 and Ettate Alent. Hotel and Trade Valuers Firo Assessors and ,■ InuarLnqg Agents, Agricultural Auctioneers and LiTe Stock Salesmen. Mr John Pritchard is aUo the auiy appointed :V&kier for the Justices of Carnarvon m &U Lioerising Compensation Ctue* Eatatee managed, Rents collected, Sales of all clashes of Property undertaken on the mort reasonable terms. Inventories carefully made and checked. Valuations msde for Mortage Tenant Right, Probate, and for all othar purpoiea. MENAI BRIDGE and ALLEY SMITH- FIELDS (alternate Mondays), LLANERCHY- Jri FiDD (alternate Wednesdays) PLEASE NOTE THE DATE. [WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER at 10.30 a.m., with Sitlep. MENAI BRIDGE SMITHFIELD. '(The best Centre £ or Anglesey and Caniacvon- shirej. 11/TESSRS JOHN PRITCHARD and CO. JLTJ. invite early entries for their 36th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE of about PI 50 PRIME FAT BULLOCKS, MAIDEN HEIFERS, HEAVY FAT COWS, and BULLS, DAIRY Tnd STORE CATTLE, and about BOO RIPE FAT WELSH WETHERS and MAIDEN EWES, LARGE CROSS- BRED, and WELSH EWES, and TEGS, together with (THE THIRD ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE of about BOO HEAD of LIVE and DRESSED POULTRY of all deecrirtiorie. Please enter eariy in ordeor t-n-it a good Cata- logue may be published, and sent to Buy ere from fill parts. A good trade guaranteed. Extra Buy ere w;ii attend for Fat and Dairy Cattle. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1917, j At 10.30 a.m. VALLEY NEW SMITHFIELD. Adjoining the London and Nor till-Western Main Line Chester to Holyhead. MESSRS JOHN PRITCHARD and CO. beg to invite earlv Entries for their SECOND CHRISTMAS SALE of FAT, DAIRY, and g'lUtU CATTLE. Large Entries s,oticite-d to meet the extraordin- tJiry demand for Fat and Store Cattle, as well as Pairy Cows and Fat Sheep. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1917. (HE CINTRAL ANGLESEY AUCTION MART LLAFETKUKYMEDD. THE FARMERS' AUCTION MART. MESSRS JOHN PRITCHARD and CO. UTi. invite early entries for their NEXT PRIZE SALE et this important centre, of PRIME FAT, DAIRY, and S'lt.)RE CATTLE, as well as RIPE fAT SHEEP, at 10.30 a.m. PRIZES. Champion Prize of £ 2 best In calf Dairy Cow making the highest- price. Class 3.— £ 2 best lot of five Store Bulloeke. Lawge Entries solicited to meet the extraordin- ary good demand for all claases of stock. Head Office: Bank Chambere, Bangor, and Llangefni (over Mr Jones's, the Chemist, Shop), every Thursday. -— Mr George Perkins. BODHYFRYD, LLANGEFNI, ANGLESEY. TO INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. FMYFR GEORGE PERKINS hM received in- ?-Jt- struotione from the owner to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the BULL HOTEL, LLANGEFNI, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, on FRIDA Y, 14th DECEMBER, 1917, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, all that well-known and desirable Re- iidence (well buiit of Brick and Slated) known M "BODHYFRYD," LLANGEFNI The House has excellent accommodation: Entrance Hall, Dining and Drawing-rooms, Kitchens, Pantries, four Bedrooms, three Large Attics, Bathroom and W.C., Coal-house, Wash- house, and email room in basement, together with three-stalled Stable, Coach-house or Garage, jpr&rdien, Shippon, and Carriage Drive. The Auctioneer invitee special attention to the Bale of this desirable nicely situated Residence. The property is held under lease from Sip Hidhard L. M. Wiiliams-Bulkeley for a term of which about 42 years are unexpired, at the very low ground rent of L3 10s per annum. For further particulars apply to the Auction- eer, Abergele anid Rhyl, or to MESSRS NUNN and CO., Solicitors, Colwyn Bay. Messrs H. T. Owen & Sen. fLAS GWYN & MERDDYN GWYN. PENTRAETH IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, CATTLE DEALERS, GRAZERS., and OTHERS. On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1917. MESSRS H T. OWEN and SON have been I i M- instructed bv Captain Vivian to LET BY PUBLIC AUCTION about 75 Acres of RICH GRAZING LAND, with good supply of Water and Shelter. Also about 20 Acres of PLOUGHING LAND. At 1.30 sharp, at PLAS GWYN. PENTRAETH SMITHFIELD. There will be Sold one Howard Plough (M.Z.), five Iron Gates, two Galvanised Iron Sheep Ra.cke, one Wooden do., Ciiafi-cuttar, 35 Galvan- ised Sheets, Rout-.d-I)ack Gig, New Werneir WhooIe, Set of Harness. Set of Carriage Lamps, Set of Shafts, Leading and Ploughing Gears, one Set of Breaking-in Harness, Churn and Con- tents of Dairy. CHRISTMAS SHOW AND SALE. MESSRS H. T. OWEN and SON will hold ?JL their CHRISTMAS SHOW and SALE on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1917. Early Entries invited. To follow Fat Stock Sale there will be a RED CROSS SALE. Large Stock to be disposed of. SHORT NOTICE OF SALE. WIGADD, PENTRAETH. MESSRS H. T. OWEN and SON have bee-n ?-t- inetructed by Captain WHimm<?, who is leaving, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCIION at the above Farm on MONDAY, DECEMBER 17tb, 1917, the LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc., comprising:—Six Horses, 35 Head of Cattle, 45 large Breeding Ewes. Agricultural Iniplemetits, and the Household Furniture and Dairy Con- tents. Sale at 12 noon sharp. Pull perticu,laris on posters. BUSINESS FOR SALE. R SALE, Ironmonger, Cycle and Motor LF Business, due to being called up.—Roberta, lfhumrib-atreet. Beaumaris. 0' ,t ,,}: ,p. Established 1851. N MESSRS WM. DEW & SON AND R. ARTHUR JONES, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS. AND SURVEYORS, CAXTON BUILDINGS, BANGOR. Tel. 13. THE ESTATE OFFICE, CONWAY, Tel. 29. THE ESTATE OFFICE, LLANRWST, TeL 9. Telegrams: DEWSQN." PROPRIETORS OF CONWAY CATTLE MART. (CARNARVONSHIRE). LLANRWST SMITHFIELD. (DENBIGHSHIRE;. LLANERCHYMEDD & GAERWEN SMITHFIELDS, ANGLESEY. \TESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R. -iTi. ARTHUR JONES, F.A.I., undert&ko the Sale of Country Estates, Town and Country Properties, Ground Rent." Contents of Mansions and Private Residences, Trade Stocks and Plant, Live and Dead Farming Stock, Probate, Tenant Right. and Trade Valuations. t COUNTY OF CARNARVON. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, known aa BRON HEBOG, CWMCLOCH-UCHAF, CWMCLOCH-GANOL, AND CWMCLOCH-ISAF, with Rights of Pasturage over exteneiva Mountain Enclosures and Sheepwalks, together with the Detached Cottage, known as "THE FIRS," and Choice Accommodation Field or Building Land, with frontages to the Carnarvon and Bedd- geiert Road, dose to the Vicarage a.nd Village of Beddgelert, comprising in all an area of 868a. 2r. 20p., or thereabouts. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R. .U ARTHUR JONES, F.A.L W1J! SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at an early date, if not previously disposed of by Private Treaty, the whole or separate Lots of the above Estate. The areas of the respective Holdings are as follows a. r. p- BRON HEBOG 106 ?' & CWMCLOCH-UCHAF 137 3 0 CWMCI,OCH-GA-NOL 168 3 13 CWMCLOCH-ISAF 62 2 33 THE FIRS or PONT ALLEN 0 1 13 Accommodation or Building Land 2 0 36 Lota I., II., III., and IV. have the Right in Common of Grazing Sheep Oil Moel Hebog Sheep- walk. For all further particulars, apply to Messrs KingsforH, Dorman and Co., Solioitor8, 23, Eieex-etreet, Strand, London, W.C., or from the Auctioneers, at Caxton Buildings, Bangor, and the Estate Offices, Conway, and Llanrwst. Tele- grams: Dewson." PENMAENMAWR. 4, MORLLON TERRACE, CONWAY-ROAD. IMPORTANT and ATTRACTIVE SALE of the entire con tents of the above weil-furndsh ed Pri- vate Residence. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON ajid R. -LVJL ARTHUR JONES are favoured with in- structions from Mrs Burbidge, who is leaving the district, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1917, the HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, compris- ing Walnut Dining-room Suite (in llexine), choice Roeewood Overmantel, Extending Dining Table, Occasional Tablet; and Chains, well-made Oak Hall Stand, beautifully carved Oak Hall Chair, All- Brass Fire Set, large Screen, Ottoman, Pictures, China, Glass, Ornaments, E.P. Goods, Cutlery, Carpet Squares, Rugs, Mate, Stair Carpet and Brass Rods, two "handsome Walnut Sideboards, fitted with Cupboards and Drawers, and sur- mounted with 'heavy bevelled Plate Glass Mirrors; Irott and Braes-Mounted Bedsteads, Spring, Hair, and Wool Mattresses, Child's Cot a.nd Mat- tress, Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Quilts, Linen, Satin Wood Bedroom Suitee, Dressing Marble-top Wrshsteiuk, Swing Mirrors, Bedroom Chairs, Airers, Toilet Services, Kitchen Tables and Cnairs, Table Lamps, Brass Candlestick*, Steel-top Fender and Fire Irons, Dinner and Tea Iron and Enamelled Saucepans, Patent Step-Ladder, Dolly Tub ad Pegs, Mangle (so new), Garden Toole, etc. On View Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 12.30 p.m. For ail further particulars apply to the Aue- tioneers, The Estate Office, Conway, and at Ban- gor and Llanrwst. Tel. 29, Con v'ay. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18th and 19th, 1917. ii EDEN HALL, PENMAENMAWR "VTESSRS -WM. DEW and ON and R. irA ARTHUR JONES arc? fa\oured with in- structions from J. R. Edwards, Esq., who was eold the Residence, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUC- TION, a.3 above, the whole of the Valuable FURNITURE, comprising it-he, Furnizliiiig of three Reception-rooms, nine Bedrooms, Kitchens, etc. For and all further particulars RP- ply to tLo Auctioneers, The Estate Office, Con- Way, and at Bangor Tel. 29, Conway. GAERWEN SMITHFIELD (ANGLESEY). CHRISTMAS SHOW and SALE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1917. Sale to commence at 9.15 a.m MESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R. ARTHUR JONES wiii SELL 1 50-200 PRIME FAT CATTLE, DAIRY COWS, and STORES. 400 FAT WETHERS, EWES, YEARLINGS, and LAMBS. SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DAIRY COWS. "Far the best Dairy Cow, 1st prize E2 2 0 2nd prize £1 1 0 Entries taken up to time of Sale. CONWAY CATTLE MART (CARNARVONSHIRE). CHRISTMAS SHOW and SALE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1917. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R ?i. ARTHUR JONES will SELL 1 00 PRIME FAT CATTLE, DAIRY COWS, and STORES. 750 FAT WETHERS, EWES, YEARLINGS, and LAMBS. 55 FAT, BACON, PORKET, and STORE PIGS. SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DAIRY COWS. For the best Dairy Cow, 1st prize jB2 2 0 2nd prize El 1 0 Entries for Catalogue taken up to SATUR- DAY MORNING'S POST. LLANRWST SMITHFIELD (DENBIGHSHIRE). WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1917. Sale to commence at 1 p m. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R. -i?L ARTHUR JONES will SELL PRIME FAT CATTLE. DAIRY COWS. STORES, SHEEP, LAMBS, PIGS, etc. Entries for Catalogue tafcen up to SATURDAY MORNING'S POST. Messrs- Wm. Dew & Son and R. Arthur Jones. Continued. LLANERCHYMEDD SMITHFIELD (CENTRAL ANGLESEY). CHRISTMAS SHOW and SALE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1917. Sale to commence at Ten a.m. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R. ARTHUR JONES will SELL PRIME FAT CATTLE, DAIRY COWS and STORES, FAT WETHERS, EWES. YEARLINGS, and LAMBS. SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DAIRY COWS. For the best Dairy Cow, 1st Prize L2 2 0 2nd Prize £ 1 1 0 Entries for Catalogue up to THURSDAY MORNING'S POST prior to Sale. Robert and Rogers Jones. LLANRWST and LLANGEFNI, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENTS. ESTABLISHED 1853. UNDERTAKE Sales of Landed and Building Estates, Freehold ajid Leasehold House Property, Jjive and Dead Farming Stock, House- hold Furniture, etc. VALUATIONS for Tenant Riglits. Probate, and Mortgage Puiposea. IN- VREigNhtTs. ORIES carefully prepared and examined. RENTS COLLECTED. Life and Fire Irumr- acoe. for the Leading OSioes.—TY'NY- an oe. ?k.,T LLANRWST (Tel. 15). and CEFNI CHAMBERS, LLANGEFNI. p MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 3917. LLANGEFNI SMITHFIELD. GREAT CHRISTMAS SALE of 150 PRIME FAT CATTLE. 500 RIPE FAT SHEEP and LAMBS. Sale at Eleven o'clock a.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1917. TALYCAFN MART. FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF FAT, DAIRY and STORE CATTLE. FAT SHEEP and LAMBS. Sale at 1.30 o'clock p.m. DEGANWY. IMPORTANT SALE OF EXCELLENT FREEHOLD PROPERTY. ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21st,, at the CASTLE HOTEL, CONWAY, will be SOLD, at Three ololocli p.m., the excellently eituated FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known a6 MAELOR," The Accommodation consists of two Entertain- ing-roomis, Breakfast-room, six Bedrooms, Bath- room and W.C., Vestibule Hai:, Pantry, Kitchens, Scullery, usual Offices. The Property overlooks the Conway River, and oommandlS a most magnificent view of land and water. Possession can be taken immediate- ly after completion of purchase. For further particulars, apply to Mr J. W. Hughea, Solicitor, Conway, or to the Auction- eers, Ty'n-y-fynwent-, Llanrwst. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1917. LLANGEFNI SMITHFIELD. FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF FAT and STORE CATTLE FAT SHEEP and LAMBS. Salo at Eleven o'clock a.m. SMITHFIELD SALES FIXTURES FOR 1918. TALYCAFN MART. 1.—Monday, January 7fch. 2.—Monday, January 21st. 3.—Monday, February 4tih. 4.—Monday, February 18th. 5.—Monday, March 4th. 6.—Monday, March 18th ,East,r Sale).. 7.—Monday, April 1st. 8.-Monday, April 15t'h. 9. Monday: April 29th. 10.—Friday, May 10th (Special Store Stock Sale) 11.—Monday, May 13th (VVhitsun Sale). 12.LNioi-iday, May 27th. 13.—Monday, June 10th. 14.-Monday, June 24th. 15.—Monday, July 8th. 16.—Monday, July 22nd. 17.—Monday, August 5th. 18.—Monday, August 19th. 19.—Monday, September 2nd. 20.—Tuesday, September 3rd (Ram Lamb Sale). 21.—Monday, September 16th. 22.-Friday, September 27th (Breeding Ewe Sale). 23.-Monday,. September 30th. 24.—Monday, October 14th. 25.-Monday, October 281,Lh. 26.—Monday, November 11th. 27.—Monday, November 25th. 28.—Monday, December 9th (Caristmas Sale). 29.—Monday, December 23rd. LLANGEFNI SMITHFIELD. I.-Monday, January 14th 2.—Monday, January 28th 3.—Monday, February 11th. 4.—Monday, February 25th. 5.-Monday: March 11 th. 25th (Easter Sale). 7.—Monday, April 8th. 8.—Monday, April 22nd. 9 —Monday, May 6th (Whitsun Sale). 10.—Monday, May 20th. lL-Monday: JurÎe 3rd. 12.—Monday, June 17th. 13. —Monday, July 1st. 14.—Monday, July 15th. 16.—Monday, August 12th. 17.—Monday, August 26vh. 18.-Thursday, August 29th (Ram Lamb Sale). 19.-Monday, September 9th. 20.—Thursday, September 12th. 21.-Alondav, September 23rd. 22.londay, October 7th. 23.—Wednesday, October 23rd. 24.—Monday, November 4th. 25.—Monday, November 18th. 26.—Monday, December 2nd. 27.—Monday, December 16th (Christmas Sale). 22.—Monday. December 30th. 2L?.Ic,jiday. Dec.ikL-,r 30tli. Mr. Williatai Huglhss. THE SMITHFIELD, BODORGAN. ca NEXT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1917. THE TWENTY-FIRST CHRISTMAS SALE. Entri es received:— 75 PRIME FAT CATTLE. 5 GRAND MILKING COWS. 225 FAT SHEEP and WETHERS. Further be accepte-d till day of ealo. Sale to commence one p.iii. prom t-. "T\YRCELYN TABLE POU LTRY SHOW. DECEMBER 19 th. Entries Close DECEMBER 10th. OPEN FOR ANGLESEY. Schedules from J. B. JONES, Bodhunod, Amlwch, Hon. See POULTRY, £ GCS. R^O. X TRA-VIM POULTRY POWDER will make your hens lay buckeufull of fine, large Eggs. 6d carton hens a fortnight. —Sold by • ) Palferman, High-street. Bnngor. IN d?pth of. la?t winter 14 Leghorn PuJIe?  which had KarSwood Poultry Sp??ct? laidov6f 300 eggs- per. month for three iiiont-lis. -K are wood did it.—Owen, 31, Cattle-street, Beaumaris. c 0 ¡ J One visit to Brown's and all your difficulties of Christmas Present Buying are solved-the assort- ment of attractive useful and practical gifts is larger than ever, and cannot be exceiied by visits to London, Liverpool or Manchester.  ? — I [BROWNS OR CHESTER] Where you will find Christmas Shopping a pleasure- Christmas Presents- What to Give. tWtM Ta'ay?? You will find Christmas Shopping at Brown's altogether delightful-there's plenty oj room and plenty of freedom to wander about at will, and make your selections in com* fort-there are presents, practical, acceptable and inexpensive, for Ladies and Gentle men, Boys and Girls. Here are a few Specimen Lots that can be ordered by post. GLOVES. Ladies' Natural Elastic Wrist Washing Glove, 3/11 per pair. Daintily boxed, 3 pairs for 11/6 Ladies' \Vhi't(j Washing Gloves, 2 Buttons, 3j6 per pair. Boxed, 3 pairs for 10/- Ladies' Coloured Glace Glove, on Tan and Grey, 3/6 per pair; boxed 3 pairs for 101- Ladies' English Deer-skin Glovee, in Tan and Giey, 2 Buttons To-day's value dill; Special value, per pair 6/1 1 HOSE. Ladies' Black Fine Botany Wool Stockings, 3 pairs To day's value, 4/11 1 1 i., 9 per pair Ladies' Puro Silk Ankle Hose, tine qualily; 0 pairs for 14/3, cr per pair 4/11 Ladtes' Ail-Wool Cashmoi-o Stock- ings, heavy make, o pans for 11/9, or per pair 4/6 SCARVES. Ladies' Artificial Silk Scarves, in till colors. 7/6, 8i1 I, 13/6 ladies' Striped Brushed Silk Scarves, in beautiful colour- ings; ihe .Season's fashion 13/11 Ladies' Puro Silk Scarves in charming effects ideal Xmas gift 25/6 Ladies' Imitation Shetland Scarves, 1/11 4, 2. 1 1, 3/6 Ladies Imitation Shetland Shawls 2/11 SPORTS COATS. Ladies' All-Wool Jeracys, new Collar and Sa-Ell; good range of colours Special Value 32,16 Ladies' All-Wool Jerseys, fine quality, amocKcd av waist. Ideal House Jerseys 39/6 Ladies' Artificial bilk Jerseys, in all thi new fasinonaoie colourings ri &)1! 6 Ladies' AH- ,y 001 Spencer Coats; useful Christmas Presents. 6/1 1, 7/11j 3/1 1 UMBRELLAS. Ladies' Umbrellas, in good re- liable covers 1 1/6 Ladies' Umbrellas; straight and crook handles tij 1 1 Ladies' Militairo Umbrellas, in Black, Navy and Nigger. Very latest 15/6, 21 joo, 25/6 NIGHTDRESS CASES. Hand Embroidered Irish Linen! Nightdress Cases, threaded wIde: Satiti Ribbon, Sky and Pink 10/6, 1 6, 21 I Charming Range of Sachets, Table Centres, Pin Cushions, et-c.-Al1 Prices. HANDBAGS. I Large selection of fashionable Silk Iiiiiid-bagg draw up" beaded prices, from 8/11 to 63 j- Excellent value in Leather Hand Bags of every description. 10jb,1216,lbl,16,211, 29,16 BLOUSES. Ladies' Beautifully Tailored French Flannel Shirt Blouse; Excellent Value 10/1 1 Ladies' British Artificial Silk Shirts, in Cream, also smart colored stripes 10/11 Ladies' Natural Colour Japshan Silk Blouses, suitable for hard wear. 1 7/1 1 Ladies' Dainty Spotted Net Blouses; trimmed Jjace, Sailor Collar; Ivory, only 12/1 1 Ladies' Crepo ae Chine and Georgette jjiouses, square and round nocka, in pretty palo pastel colourings for aUernoon aritt wear 2 is /1 1 Ladies' SmarL Ciepe du Chine .Jumper Bloutes, in all the newest colourings, hand em- broidered 5>3/1 1 DRESSING GOWNS. Ladies' Ripple Cloth Dressing Gowns IU/ll, E5/fi, 26/11, 37/11 Ladies' Japanese Quilted Dressing G 0 W 11 8. beau'ifui coi- ours 1. 25/11 Jackets 12/11 Ladies' Japanese and Crepe de Chine Nightdresses 2 1 i I I and 38/1 1 MAIDS' APRONS. J Maid's Aprons, in new designs 2/6, 3/3, 4/6 Maid's Aprons in Hair-cord Muslin 3/6, 3/11, 5ja Pr&y designs in Tea Apions— 2/6, 3/3, 3/1 1 Pretty Hand-Embroidered Aprons 5/6 to 7j 9 Pretty Caps to match SMALL FURS. Skunk Oppoesum Ties 25/6 Skunk Oppossum Muffs 49/6 Skunk Oppossum Capes 6! gns Real Skunk Ties 49/6 Mufis 74 gns. „ Capes from 10 gns. 1 Natural American Oppossum Ties 2fj /6 Natural American Oppossum Muffs 73/6 Ermine Ties, from 4916 FUR COATS. One of the choicest Stocks of fash- ionable Fur Coats in U10 Pro- viliecs-ENe)-y rkin guaranteed. DOWN QUILTS. Beautiful designs in double bed eize and 33/9 CUSHIONS. Cushions, all sizes and shapes, to suit any 3j 1 1 upwards SPECIAJJ QUALITY: V ound Silk rucked Cushion in Black and Colours, idled down 13/y LACE DEPARTMENT. Immense selection of Children's Handkerchiefs consisting of Animals, Birds, Soldiers, Nur- sery Tales, etc., in Fancy Boxes Boxes comaming 3 attractively folded Handkerchiefs at lJbil, l/'Si; those containing 6 at III1,, 2j.H. 2/6, li/lli, 3/3, 4:6 4/11 to 7/6. Exclusive designs in Ladies' Handkerchiefs, effectively folded and boxed ready for presen- tation. Boxes containing 3 at 1¡6!, 11,921, 1/114, 2/114; Boxes of b at I/Us, Hj6, 2/9, 2/114, 3/6, 3/9, 4/6, 4/11, 6/9, bill, 7/11, and 8/11. Also a Choice selection (tlio gi eater portion being exclusive) at ali prices from 7d to the riches- hand-enibroiderod at 6/11 each Special Value in Plain Linen Hemstitched IIA NDK B RCI1IEFS -\Ve cannot repeat when sold except at greatly enhanced prices. Open till 5 o'clock on Saturdays. All Trams from Station pass our doors. 1 BROWN & Co.-30.40 Eastgate Row-CHESTER. MISCELLANEOUS. ACCOUCIIMENT.-Privao Nursing Home, secluded Garden; Medical reference (con- fid,e,j t:al). -Mersey View, Glebelands-road, Sale, Manchester. • iMlSNlCKAL ACCOUNTANCY. Rent end vJ Debt Collection. All Classes of Insurance. — Llew. D. Jones, House and Estate Age.-it, 125, High-street, Bangor. 0 Ci OOD PRICE offered for old tall boy Chest T of Drawers, t-mall bow fronted Client of Drawers; Wa-nted China marked Spode, Swansea, Leeds, Herculanoum, Rogers, Mason, —Meache*, Antiquarian, Conway, c OLBSKINS WUŒÜcd; hi.g!h)G6t prices paid 31 ola-vt re'guj?r buycr6; prompt payment. -J. 1L Smith Mid Co., 10, Friday street, Lon- don, KC. ?rdTICE TO FAR1EI.-We are buyere of 1? Apples, IVans, Uabbrœ, and Potatoes. Write, K. Macpliercon, Fruit and Potato Mer- chant, Sw?u 1601t. WANTED, good Second-hand Piano. Top w A'I'ED,. good S,&eoiid-band Piaiio. Pidgen, 1&1, icr a rc?,al good instrumezit.- '?TALLPArER'S' — Any quantity, iM-ge T 7 small, supplied a?t Wholesale ?rit€6. I,arg?'b a?ock m Gneat Bntam. Wnte for patterns etating clata required, Dept. 280, iiameit Wallpaper Co., Ltd., Manchest&r. 1 PIANOFORTE TEACHERS will find it to jL their advantage to buy tneir music from Crane and Sons, Ltd., Nvhe-o a large selection-is always kept .n stcek.-AdJrt-ss, 156, High-st., Bangor. c ??rKLSH RECORD87—150 New Titica; special 'j' collection. Send for list free. Cr?)6 and Sons, Ltd., Bangor. o THIRDS ri?Rr??t?—Ca.t?i Sp?rr?w??nd -E? other BLrdb in hundreds alive with my "Always Ready" Wire Trap, catches all day long without any attention whatever, &s 6d. In- visibLe, soil-acting Spring Net Traps, ready baited, each. XXX (triple strength), best Badlime, Tine, le, Is 9d. Rabbit Purse Nets, Is each. All post or rail free. Illustrated List all latest Bitd-Catching appliances, stamp. Canariies! Canaries! Finest collection of ail varieties in the world,'approval. List fr-ee.- W. Rudd, jjird Specialist, Norwich. To LWT. RIVATE Dwelling or Boarding Hous-s tQ A Let, "Brosetey" House, Church Walks, Llandudno. Possession on 29tii September next. -Apply, Messrs Evarl Morris and Co., Solicitors, Wrexham. c nX pO LET, in Upper Bangor, one or two Bed- rooms and Private Siting-room, for Winter Months; moderate terms.— Apply, "Box 657," Chronicle" Office, Bangor. c  SHOP t<t Let: '43, Hi?i-street, OUSEand SHOP to Let: 143, Hig^i-street, HiL next W. H. Smith.- Apply, Mrs Aue?in Jones, 16, Crescent, Barngoi'. c rX riHE Fully-Licensed Houce, Prince Llewelyn -L Hotel, Bedldgekert, one of the oldest and bc&t known in North Wal"; fitted wifi E?ctrio Ligiit throughout; Hot and Cold Water Service, Garage, Aooommodla'tiion Field, and Outbuild- ings; rent free for-duration of war.—Fee further particulars apply to Mr J. Egbert-Griffiths, Wilt, Grkioicth. o SITUATIONS VACANT. BANGOR.—Mrs Wilhams, Rogistry Office for jLt Servants, 216, High-st. (Stamp lor reply). CHA FFU required in à few wcC'kt;; .UBt CHAUFFEUR required in a few we eke; must ? be cxperooncoo.-Addrœs, J. M. ?Ba?er, | Gorddinog, JUlanfairfeohan. c fl"v.OOK-GENICRAL or GENERAL -required1; VJ aged 30 to 28; wages from £ 24: tntee in family Parlourmaid kept; fare paid'.—Mrs B., 94, Perk-lane, Croydon. GIRLS and YOUNG JADY CLERKS Wanted; Shorthand essential; splendid appointments; high wages lnman't Shorthand taugiat by peat in 6 leeeoiw. Nothikiig like iit. Easiest, soundest, most. perfect system known; 6 lessons, j.2.s 6d.—Inman'e Correspondence Col- lege, Brincliffe, Sheffield. Established 30 vears. HOUSE CHAMBERMAIDS and WAIT- I RESSES ire<>uired for Chtriis.fcma«.—iState full particulars, Houcekctper, Oakwood Park Hotel, Conway. c I LADIES lequinng Maids, and ALL GHADl JLJ of MaIds wanting situations, would do weli I of Maids ivantitig stuatiom, would do NN,ell I Kegietry (Mrs Hughea, Managers;. p?ns Hou?e, j Bangor. References essential. ) MAID Wanted fcr Cii??hite; comittiy ^<1 Out- -S- &ida wolk.—Appty, "Box 70' "?hron- Office, Bangor. ORCHESTRA.—Required three or four Per- formers for a week at Christmas.—State full particulars, Manageress, Oakwood Park Hotel, Conway^ N. Waka. IIRINTING.-Watitk,d, good Jobb;ng Hand, up in display work.—Appiy, "North Wales Chronicle" Othee, Bangor. tged; 22 to 28; JL wagcci trom £ 26; lane paid. — Mirs B., 94, Paik-iane, Oroydyrn. c REQl'HiED, in a mouth's tinw, a superior Maicl or useful Help (no cooking or wash- ing;, work of small House; patfc care of mild epileptic; gllrl j saLary JS13 per yea,Au,r'Lrecc, Box 705Ohronid, atici tiOUSE.UAIDS Wanted, w age not less than 17 years; wages, JJ12, rising to £ 20; uniform. Apply, Mation, Guy's Hospital, London. o WANTED all round Forwarder 'aed Ware- *V ho'jspm&n for W'hc.le Stationery and N-ovv £ pape(r Office in Wales. Must he quick workman and adaptable. Comfcirtabie situation to good man.—Adtiira», Box 704," "CSironiole" Office, Bangor.. c WANTED, at once, General (plain cooking) v v for Clergyman's house; good Generals for Ba.lJ>gCiJ", D;gaj¡wy, an d -Liverpool.—Stamp re- ply to Thom,peon's SCIC-CT Rogistry, 25, lriarf- road, Baijigor. c WANTED Caretaker for Taaiycastell, Dol- 'V wydd'okn.—For terms, etc., apply "Box 702," Obroniiole" Office, Bangor. c W- KI^SHSPl'lA KING '?.?NMbAYJ'Suiot w under 22) for three vcairs' Hoopit?il Tnain- in.g with view to bconillg Queen's Nur&ea."— Apply, Superintendent for W-aiee, 19, Raymojid- street, Chester. c .')iT ANTED Good Geneml or Cook-Genefel; Y good 'wa??a and good l'e>fercn.-AJply, .Griffiths, 20, Woodland-road, Birkenhead, Che&hire. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED good General; aged ?bout 20; re- It' ference rcquued.—Appty, T'rinity HQUf, Menaj Bridge. c 'XI' ANTEÜ,at. onœ, Cook G?MtraJ and House- Pair! ourmaid for Sumrey &? Cook-Generai fcr Institution in Bangor. E-tamp reply to T homipson's Select Registry, 25, i^Viars-road, Bang0i\ <3 ???''AKTED competent Mnl Clerk with epare t'mctoas?&twith additio?M and Poattnge, eic., to prepaTeaccounts for.audit; give particu- iaiii.—Apply, Box 779," Chronicle" Office, Bangor. c 'X/ANTE.D Y oUl1lg Lady to assist with Timber Stock Books; must be quicJv and accurate at figures.—Applications, stating experience and salary required, should be addressed to Box 751," "Cr.ironicie" Office, Bangor. c W ANTED, at once, an experienced: Assistant it" for Grocery and Provision Departments; aiieo smart You tig. Woman for Cafe (Kitchen). — Robert. Roberts and Co. (1917), Ltd., 243, High- street, Bangor. c APARTMENTS TO LET. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION in Farm ? Hou«! for few Paying GueA3. liberal table; moderate charges; H. and C. Baths j ten minutes' walk from Station; lovely scenery. Terms, etc., from Box 731," Chronicle" Office, Bangor. o r r T— SITUATIONS WANTED. ? ?<LERK?" BOOK KEEPER, ineligible, wants \?. employment; Office work. Book-keeping, Sll,i.c?pket-p.,n.g, "Box 636," Cnron- ick" Otti?, Ha?gor. c j k-'oa SALS. 'B?REEiIOJ?D DWELLING HOUSE a?d I X SHOP; Mam Street in Seaside Town; Anglesey; C450 or offer. — Ad<ks"" Box No. 76o, Ciii'O'iiicle" Office, Bangor. c HOUSES WANTED. "XL-\ N rED,' ?r'y in Januaiy, small un- V V ftMiuiai?d Hduee in BangorKent £ 12 to £ 15.—Reply, "G. "Chiix)iiie!e" Office, Bangor. i T» '■ "—I HWm -Mill