The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

1906. TO THE PUBLIC. Full Forty years have passed since the establishment of our shops in Carnarvonshire, Merionethshire, Montgomeryshire, and Cardiganshire. We have to thank the public for the generous, continued, and increasing support aflorded to us over that long period, and wish to state as it has been in the past so will it be in the future our earnest endeavour to merit that support by strict attention to the needs of our customers by being reasonable in our prices and by using nothing but the very best material in the manufacturing of our Boots and Shoes. We have spared no trouble in catering for our customers' wants and are sure that the year of 1906 finds us better prepared than ever with greatness in choice, newness of style, excellence of quality, and reasonableness in price. We do an enormous repairing trade, using the best bark-tanned leather. All repairs done promptly, neatly, and cheap considering the quality of leather we use. Repairs done the same day as left. We repair all kinds of Waterproof Garmenta. We are the Manufacturers of the famed Perfecta Boots. We are agents for the famous K" and Dr Jaeger Boots. We make all kinds of Boots and Shoes to Measure. We have shops in most of the principal towns in the United Kingdom. We invite all to give us a trial. Our Boots look well, fit well, wear well, and please in price. We state cur well-known business principles. All Boots and Shoes (except the very lowest quality) not giving reasonable satisfaction in wear will be repaired free of charge or new pair given instead. Try DI(jHS9 BOOT 12, GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, AND AT HIGH STREET, BARMOUTH. I BLAENAU FESTINIOG. HIGH STREET, LAMPETER. PENRALLT STREET, MACHYNLLETH. HIGH STREET. CARDIGAN. VICTORIA BUILDINGS, DOLGELLEY. HIGH STREET, PWLLHELI. BANK ARADE, PORTAIADOC. SYCAMORE STREET. NEWCASTLE EMLYN. RICHARDS & Co., LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S I High-Class Tailors, Drapers, t and General Outfitters- NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. —— cprriAi TTV COMPLETE CLERICAL OUTFITS. 4t & 6, Market. Street. ,t ABERYSTWYTH. TheWaterloo HydroHotel ABERYSTWYTH. FACING THE SEA. CENTRE OF PROMENADE. EXCELLENT CUISINE. Heated throughout by Patent Radiators. BILLIARDS. HALL LOUNGE. LARGE RECREATION ROOM. THE BATHS DEPARTMENT, Open to Non-residents. Hot and Cold Sea Baths, Shower, Needle, Spray and other Baths. DOWSINGS' RADIANT HEAT & LIGHT BATHS. ELECTRIC AND MEDICATED BATHS. Thorough treatment for Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Stiff Joints, Neuralgia, and Kidney Diseases. MASSAGE NAUHEIM & ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC TREATMENT. X RAYS. For full particulars apply MANAGER. Ladies and Children's Outfitting, &c. S.N. COOKE Is now Showing the Newest Goods in Children's Pelisses, Coats, Millinery, Ladies' Underclothing, Corsets, Skirts, Dressing Gowns, < £ c. Ladies' Muslin Blouses, Linen Blouses, Silk Blouses, Crepe de Chene Blouses, Nun's Veiling Blouses, and Print Shirts. New Laces. Lace Collars, Ties, Washable Kid Gloves, Suede Gloves, Thread Gloves, &c. New Designs in Art Needlework, Table Covers, Duchesse Sets, Tray Cloths, &c. Sm nrsmnp 12, PIER STREET, i-N UUUHjCi, ABERYSTWYTH. and 20, New Street, Birmingham. TO FARMERS. M. H. DAVIS and SONS, Hardware Merchants, BRIDGE STREET AND QUEEN STREET, Aberystwyth, SUPPLY Mowers, Reapers, and Binders By Leading English and American Manufacturers. M. H D. & SONS have been appointed Sole Agents FOR THE CELEBRATED Standard" Tubular Cream Separators. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. McILQUHAM'S Bridge End Stores, Aberystwyth, HAVE ALL YOU WANT IN Glass, China, and Earthenware. Everything from HIGH-CLASS DINNER and TEA SERVICES J&EHHT L'CAVU to an ordinary Culinary Article. SPECIALITY—Our Guinea Dinner Service. 56 PIECES. Semi-Pcrcalain from the best Staffordshire Houses. Can't be Beaten CONTRACTORS FOR HOTELS & PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. H SERVICES MATCHED, GOODS LET OUT ON HIRE. We have one of if not the Largest Stocks in Wales. Inspection invited and your Patronage respectfully solicited. WE HAVE ALWAYS A LARGE QUANTITY OF 1697 flower Pots a. Garden Vases in Stock I I MID WALES MOTOR CAR COY. THE I GARAGE, I QUEEN'S RD., Aberystwyth, I FINEST APPROACH in the town, near all Main Roads and Principal Streets, Close to the chief Hotels and Marine Promenade. Accommodation for Twenty Cars PIT for Three Cars. WASHING FLOOR for Two Cars. ELECTRIC LIGHT throughout also in Pit and over Washing Floor. Repairs of every description. Dunlop Tyres Stocked. Petrol, Grease. Accessories. Vulcanisinof. O Accumulators Charged on the Premises. Agents for all leading makers of Motor Cars and Motor Cycles. Special Department for Cycles. Up-to-Date Motor Cars ON HIRE, per Trip, Day, Week, Month, or longer. Yearly Upkeep of Cars Contracted for. Customers Supplied with Competent Drivers. Telegrams :—Garage, Aberystwyth. Inspection of Premises Invited. MOTE THE ADDRESS- MID WALES MOTOR CAR Co. (PIONEERS OF MOTORING IN VICINITY) THE GARAGE, QUEEN'S Rd., Aberystwyth. J 37 WE MAKE BREECHES, TIP TOP. lot As per design, 22/6, 25/ 27/6, 30/- Ready to wear ditto, 6/11, 8/11, 10/11, 12/11 Made to Measure, Bespoke principal, 12/6, 14/6, 16/6, 18/6. NOTE ADDRESS J. Hywel Rees, Gents OufiWer, Tailor, Hatter, Gents Mercer, and Juvenile Outfitter, CITY HODSE (2SS), Also Boys' Corner, 11, The Arcade HOSKING & MILLER THE ABERYSTWYTH ENAMELLED SLATE & MARBLE WORKS. SCULPTORS AND MONUMENTAL M AQ.,J""S MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, CRISES, and MURAL TABLETS executed in best style In GRANITE. MARBLE, SLATE, or STONE at MODERATE PRICES. ESTIMATES FREE. Manufacturers of CHIMNEY PIECES, BATHb. CISTERNS, and every description of SLATE GOODS. Dealers In PLASTER OF PARIS, CEMENT BUILDING MATERIALS, &o. Sole Agents for Aberystwyoh and District for CALLENDER'S PURE BITUMEN DAMPCOURSE Resists dampness, pressure, temperature, and taina DO Coal Tar or Pitch. AStock is kept at Aberystwyth. Orgies A!4D Wnms CAMBRIAN STREET F. BENNISON, FISHMONGER & FRUITERER LISBURNE HOUSE, TERRACE-ROAD I FRESH FISH DAILY Caught by our own Boats, "Plover' oitf *4 Albatross," in the Bay *1 FRESH SALMON FRoM THE TEIFY, SEVERN, AND OTHER RIVERS. ICP, always on band. Homers oiotted cream an cream cheese. Fruit And Vegetables. fresh daily JBENNISON'S POSTING STABLES, PORTLAND STREET (late Skating Rink), ABERYSTWYTH. The best-appointed LIVERY AND POSTING STABLES In Aberystwyth. HORSES AND CARRIAGES of every description FOR HIRE. Landaaa, Victorias, Waggonettes, Phaetons, Dog. larta, Governess and Jaunting Cars, &c., by the lay or hour. Weddings and Funerals furnished on reasonable terms. All Orders, which may be left at Lisburne Houat r the Stablea, prompt y attended to. I §\xamZSB JUtessss TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT 13. PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTB DAVID JAMES. Suitings, Coatings, Trouserings, &a. In the best fashion and at reasonable prices. Cricketing and Boating Suits made to orde on the Shortest Notice. Electric Installations. W. L. KNIGHT, Electrical Engineer & Contractor, having tllken over the Installation Department of the Orr.paDy's business, is prepared to undertake installation and maintenance of Electric Light, Power, Bells, Telephones, &c., at moderate charges. CONSULTATION & ESTIMATES FREE. Present Addr.,ss- 14, THE ARCADE. Resiilerjce-REATHDENE, Cliff-cerrace, Aberystwyth. Town and Country Orders promptly attended to. i555 NAT. TEL. 0193 WATKINS, Plumber and Decorator, GAS AND HOT WATER FITTER. PRIVATE ADDRESS— CUSTOM HOUSE STREET. WORKSHOP—SEA VIEW PLACE. ESTABLISHED 1815. OWEN, < BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS CATERERS AND GROCERS. 19, 21, NORTH PARADE. Best Breads Daily. Pastry and Cakes in large variety. 0 Pressed Beef and Cooked Ham. Fresh Eggs and Butter. 15n LUNCHEONS AND TEAS. COUGH MIXTURE 1RY ROBERT ELLIS'S COUGH MIXTURE AND CHEST TONIC J. WEBSDELL ^Nurseryman &Florist, CAIUlGOG NURSERIES, ABERYSTWYTH. h959 OR HUMPHREY'S BEANS The Great Blood Purifier & Nerve Tonic. These Beans are made from the recipe of a famous Physician, and cure ANAEMIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, FEMALE WEAKNESS, SALLOW COMPLBXION. INDIGESTION AND ALL LIVER AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. In Boxes, Is lid and 28 9d by Post, la 3d and 3s. AWPrepared only by the Dr. HUMPHREY'S Co., LONDON. SOLE AGENT :—W. J. EVANS, MEDICAL HALL. GEORGE STREET. jllg NEW QUAY, S. WALKS. entistrJ2 YSTWTTHT~ ESTABLISHED 187K. MR A. C. POWELL, L.D.S.R.C.S. DENTAL SURGEON, BRUNSWICK HOUSii, 4, UPPER PORTLAND STREET, ABERYSTWYTH {opposite the Baptist Chapel). Honorary Dental Surgeon to the Aberystwyth In. nrmary aid Cardiganshire General Hospital. MACHYNLLETH.—The First and Third Wednes- day in eaoh month at Mr Marpcle's, Liverpool House, Maecav /n-frcrn 2 to 5 o'clock, or by appointmenr. TREGARON.-The First apd Third Tuesdays in each month, at Mr Evans, Castle House, between 11 aud 4 o'clock. Charges Moderate. Welsh spoken, Consultations Free. a416 v å_-A. KLAENAU FESTINIOG. T E E T H THAT FIT WELL THAT LOOK WELL, THAI WEAR WELL FROM T MR WILLIAMS, GARMON HOUSK, GLAN-T-PWLL, BLAKNAU FESTINIOG. ATTE,NDANICEB:-Blaeziati Festiuiog, every Mon day, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Portmadcc, every Friday from 11 to 5, at Mr Hughes, 67, High-street. CONSULTATIONS FREE. STRICTLY MODERATE CHARGES SIARADUR CYMRAEG NKU S A ESN EG ESTABLISHED OVER 25 YEARS. Messrs. EDWARDS & WILLIAMS, DENTAL CO., JLIMITHD, 76, HIGH STREET, PORTAIADOC. BLAENAU, FESTINIOG visited Liondaya, at 42, High-street (next door to Maeoofftren Hotel). LLANRWST, Tuesdays and Fair Days, at Messrs'. David Jones & Son. Station-road, 11 to 5. PWLLHELI, Wednesdays, at Mr. Roberts', Chemist, 11 to 4. CRICCIETH, Wednesdays, at Mrs. Davies', Live Caradog, 4-30 to 7. BALA, -Saturdays and Fair Days, at Mr. David I y Jones, Saddler, Tegid street 11 to ^hipping. .A.:DŒ:EB.J:C.A. CUNARD LINE. FASTEST & FINEST OF BRITISH STEAMERS INCLUDING THE LATEST AND MOST PERFECT EXAMPLES OF MARINE ARCHITKCTCRB THE "CARMANIA "(TURBINE) & «• CAKONIA" WIRELESS TELEGRAPili DAILY MESSAGES. LIVERPOOL ANt) NEW YORK. FROM LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN To NEW YORK. To BOSTON Lucanis Sat. Aug 181 Ivernia Tues. Aug. 21 Umbria Sat. Aug 25 [ Saxonia Tues. Sept 4 Uaronia Tues. Aug 28 I Ivernia Tues. Sept 18 The "U]IRMANIA, 20,UW tons, is the largest turbine steamer in the world, and the only turbine driven steamer running between Europe and the United States. Fares: Saloon, from £ 16; Second Cabin, from C9; Third Class from L,5 15s. and Jp- wards, according to steamer. An allowance of 10 per cent. on the homeward fare is made to Saloon and Second Cabin passengers tak- ing return tickets. Second and Third-class passengers, via New York, may travel without extra charge to Boston and Philadeplhia, and via Boston to New York and Philadelphia. Third-class pas- sengers may also travel without extra charge to Baltimore. Passengers booked through to all parts of America and Canada. Apply-The Cunard Steamship Company Limited, Liverpool, or GEORGE DAVIS, Bridge-street. Aberystwyth B. PAREEZER, Aberystwyth. J. JONES and SONS, Barmouth. J. M. HOWELL, Portland House, Aberayron. R. C. EVANS, Einion House Dolgelley. W. H. ROWLANDS, Rhos Pier. Colwyn Bay. A. DOUGLAS, Colwyn Bay. BEN WILLIAMS, Estate Agent, Rhyl. ¡¡:: THE STEAMER COUNTESS OF LISBURNE WILL LOAD AT LIVERPOOL, On Friday, Aug 24th, 1906. tiflceiing0, (Entertainment*, Eisteddfod Gadeiriol YSBYTTY YSTWYTH, Awst 24Ctin, 1906. Cor heb fod dan Y (runuwyn (G. Gwent). Gwobr 1:12 Cwpan ariau, gwerth jE2 2i i'r arweinydd buduugul. Cor Meibion heb lod dan 25ain. Llongau Madog" (D. Jenkins). Gwobr £ 4 4-, a medal ariau t'rarweioydd buddugol. Cor Plant dan 16eg oed, Y Nefol Gor (G James). Gwobr 93, a medal arian i'r arweinydd buddugol. Pryddest, "Edward Rhisiart, Yatradmeurig." Gwobr JE2, achadair dderw geriiedig gwerth 94 4s. Rtiagleni lie., oddiwrth yr Yagriieiuydd- T. MORGAN, Tanygelli, Poutrhydygroes. j245. AUGUST 21ST, 22ND; 23RD, AND 24TH THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF WALES AT CARNARVON. President-The Most Noble MARQUESS OF BUTE, K.T. UPWARDS OF £1,100 IN PRIZES. 30 CHOIRS & 10 BANDS WILL COMPETE 400 LITERARY CONTESTANTS. 240 ART COMPETITORS. 2,750 Musical Competitors The principal Artistes in the Kingdom will take part. Chorus: The EISTEDDFOOD CHOIR (500 voices). Conductor, Mr John Williams. Orchestra THE FAMOUS Band of the Royal Marine Light Infantry Bandmaster: Lieut. Geo.Miller, M.V.O., Mus. Bac. PRINCIPAL EVENTS TUESDAY MORN ING-Chief Choral Competition (£125 in Prizes), etc. TUESDAY EVENING-Grand Miscellaneous Concert. The winners of the Chief Choral Prize will take part WEDNESDAY MOKNINU-aecond Choral Contest, Ladies' Choirs, etc. WEDNESDAY EVENING—Sir Edward Elgar's Car- actacus" (with full Orchestra). THURSDAY MORNING-Chairing the Bard, Male Voice Choir Competition, etc. THURSDA y kVENING-First performance of Mr David Evans's Rejoice in the Lord" (with full Orchestra). FRIDAY MORNING-Brass Band Contests, Crowning the Kard, etc. FRIDAY EVENING-Celtic Costume Concert (the lead- ing Singers of Celtic Nationality will take part.) Morning'Meetings at 10.30. Evening Concerts at 6.30 Doors open at 9.30 a.m and 5.30 p.m. ADMISSION-Season Tickets to Reserved Seats (8 meetings), 25s Reserved Seats (numbered), 4s; First Seats, 3s Second Seats, 2i Third Seats, Is. Seats may be reserved on and after August 9th at Mr R. Roberts, Chemist, Bangor-street, Carnarvon, where plan may be seen. RAILWAY FACILITIES.—Cheap excursions daily from the principal Ennl:8h towns and all parts of the Principality. Afternoon Bookings for Visitors to the Concerts from stations in Carnarvon district and from Llandudno. Late evening trains for Afonwea, Holyhead, Amlwch, Blaenau Festiniog, Llanberis, Llanductno, and Rhyl, calling at intermediate stations. (See railway bills). A GRAND EXHIBITION OF ARTS AND INDUSTRIES (including the competitive productions), will be open during the week. ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20tb, at p.m MR. BERIAH G. E'¡ AN'S WELSH DRAMA "PENDRAGON PRYDAIN" AT THE GUILD HALL. j241 < COLISEUM, ABERYSTWYTH. AUGUST 16TH, 17TH, A"D ISTH. MR. H. T. MALTBY'S YOUNGEST OF THREE (From Royal Court Theatre, Loudon). Mr W. HENRY HARGRAVES, who has made such a hit as the Young Lover, Gerald Wtidover, SPECIAL NOTICE.—This is the same Company and production in every particular that has recently so successfully appeared at the First-class Theatres at Glas- gow, Edinburgh, Brighton, Eastbourne, Plymouth, Bournemouth, Hastings, Cambridge, Buxton, and other important centres- j309 AUGUST 20TH AND 21ST MR. CHAS. MACDONA WILL PRESENT Three Little 1 mm ? I Produced with enormous success at the Princa of Wales' Theatre, London. All Seats can be booked at Phillips' Coliseum Office To commence at 8 p.m. j3L0 AUGUST 22SD, Mr. Harry Collins' Benefit Concert. AUGUST 23rd, 24th, 25th, The Ladies' Battle. The Famous Comedy which was recently played with remarable success at the Haymarket Thpatre, under the title of "THERE'S MANY A SLIP." J311 PENLLWYN. Grand Concert to be held TUESDAY, AUGUST 28th, when the following: Artistes will take part :— Miss MARY DAVIES Miss ANNIE JENKINS Miss ANNIE PARRY Mrs MAGGIE JENKINS MR. MALDWYN lVANS, Finalist National Eisteddfodau, Mr JOSF-PH DAVIS, Mr TIM EVANS, Mr TED JENKINS, ahd Mr BRONANT JONES. Al R. DAVID EVANS, Winner of Betzman Gold Medal, R.A.M. 1906, Winner Merthvr National E'stfddfod. Accompanist—Miss JENNIE JONES, A.L.C.M. j273 LLEYN AND EIFIONYDD AGRICUL- TURAL SOCIETY. THE FORTY.FOURTH Annual iBiow OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, POULTRY, CAGE BIRDS, AND HORTICULTURE will be held at PWLLHELI ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1906. There will he a novelty in the form of a Grand Demon- stration of Sheep Dipping. Over 200 sheep to be dipped. President-O. G. Assheton Smith, Esq, Vaynol Park. Vice-Presidents—Mr Hugh Williams, Morfa, and Dr R. Jones-Evans, Pwllheli. Over £ 220 in Prizes. lEntries close August 29th. Cheap Railway Tickets from all parts. Schedules from the Secretary, D. H. Parry, Bronallt, Pwllheli. Office :-1, Salem-terrace. Pwllheli. j305 MACHYNLLETH NINETEENTH ANNUAL Agricultural SHOW WILL 1:1:: HELD ON PLAS MACHYNLLETH GROUNDS (By kind permission of the Marchioness (D) of Londonderry). On Wednesday, August 29th, 1906. OVER t2OO IN PRIZES. Upland Classes, Dogs. Poultry, Rabbits, Oats, Pigeons, and Cage Birds, special features. Garden Produce and Horticulture Sections. Interesting and Attractive. President: LORD HERBERT VANE TEMPEST. Chairman COL. NORTON Treasurtrs R. GILLART, Esq., and J. ROWLANDS, Esq. ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 22nd. For Schedules apply to the Secretary, j 194 T. PARSONS, Machynlleth. THE Talybont & North Cardiganshire ELEVENTH ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL AND QTTAT*T HORTICULTURAL OHU YY INCLUDING GRAND TROTTING, TURNOUTS, AND SHEEP- SHEARING OOMPETITIONS TO BE HELD WEDB/SEDA Y, the 5th September, 1906. President: Sir EDWARD PRYSE, Bart. VICE;- PRDlil D e NTS: George R. Pryse, Esq J.P. R. C. Richardes, Esq. J. Francis, Esq., J.P. Major Bonsall, J.P. D. M. Davies, Esq. G. Fossett Roberts, Esq., J.P. J. Gibson, Esq., J.P. Treasurer-T. LL. EDWARDS, Esq. I TT J. 15. MORGAN, Esq. Mon. sees. ^WILLIAM MORRIS, Esq., J.P. Secretary-Mr R. T. GRIFFITHS, j285 The Mill, Talybont, Glandyfi, R.S.O. 1. Llanbedr Sixth Annual Agricultural Horticultural. Dog. and Poultry 9 no lwtlo D03 TRIALS M'ORTi k CLAY I HGKO.N SHOOTING, Next SATURDAY, August .13/ 190G. Over 1,200 Eutriej, Cntap Tid, W A p. rh. i 84 1 ROYAL Pi^R ROYAL Pi^R PAVILIQT, ABERYSTWYTfc. SATURDAY AND SU)AY, August 18th and 19th TWO EVENING CONCERTS ARTISTEi- MISS ETHEL LPJER, A.R. A.M., of the Royal Albert HaQuten's Hall Ballad Concerts, London, Llandudtfier Pavilion Concerts, Colwyn Bay (tpecially engaged this season), Pier Pavilion, Blackpoolarrogate, Isle of Man, Etc., Et MISS HELEN ONES, The new Welsh Contralto, of < principal Provincial Concerts i Y, Mr. EDWARD LOYD, The renowned Teoc MR. EMLYN DUTIES, M., The famous Batone, Miss HILDA B/XTER, Solo Violinist, of the LondonProvincial and Colwyn Bay Riviere loncerts. Miss CARRIE LUMBERS,. Pianist and Aocompaust. Reserve Seats 2/ Secmd Seat 1/ Admission 6d. Doors open at 7-30 Concert at 8 o'clock. Tickets and PIa, of geat,3 at Her Box Office. SUNDAY TVENING, Sacred CONCEPT—8-15< i 308 Backhaus- Ella Russell AND GRAND CONCERT PARTY ONE NIGHT ONLY, W EDNESDA Y, AUGUST 22nd, 1906,. At Eight p.m. For prices and further particulars see bills- Mr. GEORGE DANCE'S COMPANY In the most amusing Comedy of- modern times THE GIRL FROM KAY'S FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing Thursday, August 23rd, 1906, From the Apollo Theatre, London. The Entire Production carried by Mr George Dance's Company. FULL CHORUS. Reserved Seats, 4s. 3s. Front, 2s. Admis sion, Is. Limited Number at 6d. George Grossmith & Party, AUGUST 27th and 28th