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I*" FACTORY TO FIRESIDE. I SINGLE ARTICLES M QXJEEN STREET WHOLESALE PRICES. B rADn|CC CARDIFF. SEE "WIHSTXDOW Mantle Rods 4s 6d to 9s lid I Brass Curbs 7s lid to 105s f A (I Bedsteads Copper and Iron Curbs 7s 6d to 56s a Magnificent Lines in Brass Candle- YV ALL QUALITIES sticks 3s 3d to 6s 9d O TSf" UP TO £ 25. Brass Rail Fenders 3s 6d upwards. 3 IN ST0CK. Copper and Iron Fireirons 6s 6d upwards. | M <i lp «■ <» ■ Massive Brass Kail Fenders, 1 rail. 10s 6d i I if I I I [If I I Brass Bedroom Fenders 3s lid upwards. 1911 I IHII Coal Vases, Oak, Brass Mounts 9s 6d upwards. ■ ■ I II I I I | ■ wb-Mi(idle Massive Brass Bedsteids £ 4 to £ -0 JUL JR ,M JfL JfSL Brass Fire Dogs from 2s lid pair. Pr,,flts when Copper Flower Pots 7d to 18s 6d Money can be Marvellous Value in Brass front Ashpans.2s lOdupwards Saved Black and Copper Flower Stands 2s 6d up 30s W T| By buying direct Cake Stands, Black & Copper lis 6d [■ l| Middle Profits Abolished 2^ A fro™ the MaDU" Best Assortment in South Wales acturers. Come and judge for yourselves. ™ w Curb Suites 4f'r 138 lId. IIp to R25 h My aim is to give Entire Satisfaction. W. WILLIAMS, ? TAILOR, 140, HOLTON ROAD, BARRY DOCK. LADIES' Jackets and m GENTS' Suits, Breeches, Costumes. &c. ^^rcrE^rrTrrc I Eyesight Testing Spectacles. ■ jg I shall be glad to advise, 9 without charge, in all mat- 1 Bonner Norman, F •S.M.C. I eyesight and the wearing of B H (Lond.) spectacles. 8 QUALIFIED The most recent testing ■ methods are used, and every I OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN. care is taken to ensure thor- I ■ oughness and correct results. 1 Hours: 9.30 to 7. Consultations Cases recluiring medical 1 Wednesdays, to 1 p.m. Free. attention are at once referred ■ to an Ophthalmic Surgeon. ^^rcrE^rrTrrc I Eyesight Testing Spectacles. ■ jg I shall be glad to advise, 9 without charge, in all mat- 1 Bonner Norman, F •S.M.C. I eyesight and the wearing of B H (Lorvd.) spectacles. 8 QUALIFIED The most recent testing ■ methods are used, and every I OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN. care is taken to ensure thor- I ■ oughness and correct results. 1 Hours: 9.30 to 7. Consultations Cases recluiring medical 1 Wednesdays, to 1 p.m. Free. attention are at once referred ■ to an Ophthalmic Surgeon. EVERY WOMAN jcOLCOT ARMS, Should send two stamps for our 32 page Illustra- MILES FROM BARRY ted Book, containing valuable info; mation how all; Irregularities and Obstructions may be entirely avoided or ttmo* ed by simple means. Recom- GOOD ACCOMMODATION for BRAKES mended by «)iueDt Physicians, as the only Safe, AND CYCLISTS. Sure, and Genuine Remedy, Never Fails. Thou- ands of Testimonials. TEAS PROVIDED Mu P. BLANCHAR1), DALSTON LANE, LONDON. A FIELD FOR PARTIES. Advertisement §cale. w All Beers Drawn from the Wood. SMALL PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. One Three Six NEW SKITTLE ALLEY. 4$ Ins. Ins. IDS. 20 Words or under ..0 6 1 0 2 0 n Over 20 and under 30 0 9 1 3 2 0 MKb HOWELL, Over 30 and under 40 1 3 2 0 2 9 Proprietress. Bach additional 10 words 0 4 0 8 1 3 LEGAL AND FINANCIAL ADYEB- TISEMfcNTN. r— « 1 AAA c I* Un 100 YliUtt Parhamer.tarv Addresses 6s. per UN D ATU « BATH. per insrrti' UA I 11 Prosp4 c'use? of Public Com- ^IIDET OURES GOUTp pjiuit's, hisd Local Aiilliori- RHEUMATISMj ties Notices 4s. SGIATICA, LUMBAGO Local Election AddrnKbPs (•«. ? inch. • • ■ SPRAINSj 8TIFFNE88» I i-r iii.<-f i. Bpulses, 8OP« Throats, Ao. Auctioneers'Announc^ruiM,ts is. Io. No Household sboald N withost a Bottle. QKX::H,VI. II.'ADK ADVH-I.^KNTS. MgSS5™*y2l&f-w*,A,c' lio l SVE? • ■ £ r Brooke & Co., MAGGS'S 9 to -i> insertions '>s..Vd „ t /%■ I e I I I 26 insertions 0s 7d flroreStr^t, BATH. OILS I I I SI ftUJUB AMERICAN I PRESCRIPTION. Twenty years research has brought to light a guaranteed Cure for Nervous Debility in all its forms, and the Prescription is in the possession of a Minister who will gladly send it to any sufferer, FREE OF CHARGE. It is a sure and speedy cure for all ailments caused through the indiscretions of Youth, Lost Manhood, Loes of Energy, Lou of Vital Power, Seminal Weakness, Dimness of Sight, Impotence, Evil Forebodings, Wasting Decay, Pains in the Loins, Pimples and Eruptions on the Face and Body, Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, aipuataonof the Heart, Frightful Dreams, Emaciation, Foetid Breath, Low Spirits, Timidity, If leriTTat0rrhcea' Disea*w o £ the BIadder> Weakness of the Genital Organs, and all c r ° «, rinary Organs. 8end stamped addressed envelope to Rev. JOSBPH HOPS. TO. CLOUD, WMTCOTJBT ROAD, WOBTTO*, SUSSBX, ESOLASD. (Name this paw). I 21. G RAVING J^OUK gTREET, BARRY DOCK JOHN RICHARDS Family and General Butcher. CORNED BEEF. PICKLED TONGUES Customers Waited upon Daily, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED To. Carpenters' Arms, WHITE HALL. 1 MILE FROM RHOOSE STATION. 3 MILES FROM BARRY. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR BRAKES, CYCLISTS,|&c. TEAS PROVIDED WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, &c., of the Best Quality. PROPRIETOR-DAVID GIBBON, Late Red Lion Inn, LonviUtone. RUPERA HOTEL- EAST MOORS, CARDIFF. WILLIAM MATTHEWS. LATE OF COW AND SNUFFERS, LLANDAFF, can supply his old customers with deer and Spirits of Best Quality. RED LION INN, BONVILSTONE (FIVE MILES FROM BARRY.) Good Accommodation for Brakes and Cyclists. fil E A S PROVIDED. E. DEERE, Proprietor. (Late of Castle and Park Hotels, Barry.) NATIONAL TELEPHONE, No. 6. I IN SELECTING YOUR Jewellery, Watches, &c., you cannot do better than go to F. J. GREENEL, where you will find something suitable at all-prices BEST VALUE FOR MONEY. THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE DISTRICT. Come and See the Latest Novelty in Eltjei'ic Light^Clocks Watch Stands. THY F. J. GREENER all Watch rVI,a:7s, and y u will :'0 ti-'uil>ie v ith y ur Vv;%tcl»- s afterwards. i' S1TUGLCA2. AND RUBBKK A1 PLlANCES j: !> y «.f IT.I* MAKEKS HI <1 33 p« r I-ent k RNRSNKS, KLASTFC STOCKINGS. ABDOMINAL BKLTS, SRSPE.NDFCRS, EN KM AS, &c. Wi i e 1 r i.lusi ated Price List, pLst Irtrf. t.. HENRY AND CO., 2, KNIGHTSBKIDE GUEKN, ALBERT GATE, LuNDUN S.W. Established 1876. The "Capital & Labour" Clothing Stores Top coats MEN Kainproof coats Top coats For Rainproof coats Top coats A YOVoHS k Rainproof coats For Top coats | BOYS f Rainproof coats Top coats 1 IMMEDIATE f Rainproof coats Top coats WEAR Rainproof coats or Top coats To Measure. Rainproof coats GRAND SELECTIONS. — BEST VALUE IN THE KINGDOM. NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, 59 & 61, Queen Street, Cardiff (NEXT TO ANDREWS' HALL). The LARGEST Clothing Manufacturers in the World. IF YOU WANT REALLY J GOOD, SOUND, AND RELIABLE J' ""II! FURNITURE AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, YOU CANNOT POSSIBLY DO IT BETTER THAN PLACE YOUR^I ORDER WITH THE J Royal Furnishing COMPANY, 90, ST. MARY ST, CARDIFF Below are some of our Special Sale Prices for this month:— BEDROOM CHEST OF DRAWERS (any colour). 21/6 FULL-SIZE IRON BEDSTEAD and WIRE MATTRESS (complete). 15/9 FEATHER BED, BOLSTER, & TWO PILLOWS 35/- Acknowledged to be the Best and Cheapest in the trade. PEMBROKE TABLES (with 2 Leafs) 13/6 LEATHER COUCHES 15/6 BEDROOM SUITE (complete with 2 chairs) 6i guineas. DINING & DRAWING ROOM SUITES in great variety. BEDSTEADS & BEDDING. LINOS & FLOORCLOTH. CARPETS & RUGS. I FENDERS & BRASSES. And all kinds of Good, Strong fct HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE always OD Sale at Royal Furnishing Co. 90, St. Mary Street. Don't fail to give us a call; we are sure to suit you. All goods delivered Free. A HANDSOME PRESENT Given to every Purchaser this month THE YORK HOTEL: CUSTOM HOUSE BRIDGE, CARDIFF Two Minutes' Walk front, O. W. R. Station. ALES, WINES, SPIRITS, AND CIGARS OF THE FINEST QUALITY. FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR THEATRE PROFESSIONALS, &c. Large Club Room and Bowling Alley. BEDS. The Stage and Era taken in. W. H. ALDEN, Late Heathcock Inn," Llandaff Fish & Chip Potato BA lit;, Stoyes, Bonnets, Chippers,ChipKnives Fish Trays, Chip Boxes, tiisers, Chip Baskets, And all Requirements in Stock to Select from. GREADER AND HOWELL, SCALE MAKERS, &c., CAROLINE STREET, CARDIFF (THE OLD FIRM. ESTABLISHED 1876.) Natioi.al Telephone, 1276. All kinds of Tin Work Made and Repaired. HEHAi.n." 1' I' 1\ ¡ d,j J I, the People's Paper J. LEWIS AND co, 65 and 82, Queen sheet. GIGANTIC ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE FOR 28 DAYS ONLY, IS NOW ON And Offers a Rare Opportunity to secure Grand Bargains IN FURNITURE The WHOLE of the IMMENSE STOCK HAS BEEN Re-marked, Prices Reducedi REGARDLESS OF COST, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY Clearance SPECIAL ATTENTION Is drawn to the following Lines, i Which are offered at Prices never before heard of- 82 Lovely Full Weight and Size Feather Bed Sets, well worth 50s. each, cut down to 35s. 112 Soft Purified Wool Bed Sets, usual price 18s. 6d., reduced to clear, gs nd. 86 Assorted Size Wool Mattresses, regular price 14s 6d., to clear at us. 6d. 128 Assorted Size Rock Spring Mattresses, usual price 18s. 6d., to clear at 10s. 6d. Wool Pillows at I iid. Feather Pillows, 2/11 All Bedding Warranted Pure. 500 Bedsteads to clear from 10s. 6d. Couches, 16s. 6d. Dining, Drawing, and Bedroom Suites, Kitchen Furniture, Carpet Rugs, Floorcloth and Linos, Cutlery, Dinner and Tea Sets, Mangles, Pianos, Perambulators, Clocks & Ornaments ALL must be CLEARED regardless of cost, and to ensure a Speedy Clearance J. LEWIS & Co. will Present Every Purchaser WITH A Handsome Present According to the amount of their purchase. All goods delivered FREE and Promptly, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Country buyers, Rail fare one way paid. SEND FOR SPECIAL SALE LIST. It will save you time and money- Note only Address carefully, and see you come to the Old Leading Firm- J. LEWIS &C 0., 65 & 82, Queen Street, Cardiff \Next Door to Gilbt rt's Circus, and Opposite to Park Hotel. '7 Fli F, Jr™ CYCLES Mar- V_y veDoua Bargains 2.800 Cyclts, Motor.and Acci-s soiies. bargains in E^die'^ to any address, the most inteiesting 50 page Ca!alogue C>cles from 30^. 2,000 New Machines fiom £ 2 17#. 6d. Pluted Rirrs, Rim Brake, Free-wheel Machines- from £ 4 10s. each. Every class of MHchine in Stock. Aces- Cycles from 30. 2,000 New Machines from 92 17". 6d. Pluted Rirrs, Rim Brake, Free-wheel Machines- from £ 4 10s. each. Every class of MHchine in Stock. Aces- so. it s Half Price—50perc nt. heap r than <>th< rs.M-rvthous Bargains; Agciits wantul; trudf t-upplied. D. u't buy before you have ( ur 50 p tg<j 1; w lllabtrattd Catalogue, which ill be all eye op.et.er ai-d n:oney niakirto nil intersex d in the Cycle trade. This Cat i-logue FREE to all. NN'AB EILO"L & Co, WKSTON- >UPKR-JY1 ARE. BALKY UAII.UAY TKAHFLC KTURXI- Tlit- toijtl rotiiMih i; ui passenger, goods, HIK) luij.oral trufiic '(inchidiiig receipts of the Vale of Glamorgan hailway) for the week ending September 27th, 1902, amounted to £12,973, heing a decrease on the traffic of the corresponding week last year of £ 1,526. i9.cdhtneoug. ———————————— KATHLEEN STREET, BARRY (Nos. 50 and 52) 5/6 per w. ek each clear necessary rt pairs executed keys at No. 48. FOR DISPOSAL, GENT'S SAFETY, Coventry- Free Wheel, Rim Brake, Silverplated West- wood Rims, genuine A. B. Velox Tyres, 1902; guaranteed, costly machine, not soiled, sacrifice, g5 10s lowest; will send on approval genuine bargain.—K. GILL, Waverly Villa, Beach-ro-,I, Weston-super-Mare. THREE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES have £ 120, J £ 300, and £ 800 to INVEST on HOUSE PRO- PERTIES (mortgages) in Glan-organ or Mon- mouthshire. L,)w Interest. Money JJot called in f"r several years. Wtite Mr PHILLIPS, 11, Diana- street, Cardiff. BEFORE deciding on your NEW CYCLE, call at the CYCLE DEPOT,, COURT ROAD, BARRY DOCK Cash or Payments, as desired. { J ANDBILLS CAREFULLY DISTRIBUTED J. t throughout Town and District by HENRY THOMAS (Blind Harry), 42, Mosel Street, Barry Dock. MRS REED, AccouGheuee (Q C. Hos.) and fully qualified Nurse 14 years Hospital and General Nursing Experience all classes attended reasonable fees.-215, Hulton-rcad, Barry D ck. \LT RS LUCAS, Nurse and Midwife, 18, Merthyr- i.TjL stieet, Barry Dock, Rs HOWELLS (late of Newport), 41, Neuland street, Barry Dock, Experienced Midwife and Nurse satisfactory recommendations. NURSE CROCKER, Cert. Queen Charlotte's Hospital, London.—227, Holton-road, Barry Dock. BILLHEADS, and MEMORANDUMS, for Butchers, Bakeis, a'd Gfueial Tradesmen, atk for Prices at the BARRY HERALD Office, Holton-road, Barry Dock. STATIONERY for the Home or the Office, quite V up-to-date, at the BARRY HERALD Office. I)OSTERS, IN COLOURS, any size, New Type, I. Latest Designs, at the BARRY HERALD Office. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, and CIRCULARS1 Estimates Free from BARRY HERALD Office. BOOKBINDING in any style Magazines, Novels, Work of Art, Music Illustrated Papers, and Volumes of all sizes bound to any pattern. Parcels of Binding will be sent for on receipt of Postcard at the BARRY HKARLD Office. BARRY HERALD PRINTING WORKS, Replete with Type and Machinery. Orders attended to immediately. OUR MOTTO: — "Speed, in Best Style, Coriectly, and at Moderate Prices Punctua- lity."—BARRY HERALD Office. ADVERTISING AGENTS for Colonial, London, Provincial, and Trade Papers at Scale Charges. If You Want TO LET APARTMENTS TO LET A HOUSE TO RENT APARTMENTS TO RENT A HOUSE TO BUY ANYTHING TO SELL ANYTHING OR "WANT" ANYTHING ELSE TO OBTAIN A SITUATION TO SECURE SERVANTS Adueitise IN THE BARRY HERALD.' Tremendous Success I Rapidly Increasing Circulation Best Advertising Medium.
I COL. QUIN AND THE EDUCATION…
COL. QUIN AND THE EDUCATION BILL. A COCK-CROW AT CADOXTON. Col. Wyndham Quin, M.P., attended at the Junior Conservative Club, Cadoxton, on Tuesday night and addressed the members on the occasion of an opening dinner which induced them to assemble. Dr E. Treharne, J.P., occupied Lie chiir. The "toast ot Our Guest was proposed by Councillor Robert Hughes, J.P., Cardiff, who declared that the Liberal party would ere long be prepared to bless the Education Bill, although they were now prepared to curse it. Col. Wyndham Quin, in the course of his remarks, declared the corn tax to have been a harmless expedient on the part of the Government, and the Education Bill would be found to work equally satisfactorily in the interests of the education of the masses of the people." (Cheers.) Whatever the pre- vailing opinion might be as to this measure, it would be admitted that the people of this country must be educated to the highest degree if Great Britain was to compete effectually with other nations, the only point of difference being as to how this was to be done. He regretted that so much bitterness had been engendered in connection with the Bill, for he believed it was a thoroughly honest and statesmanlike attempt to improve the educational system of the country in all its branches. It would not meet the views of extremists on either side, but, still, it must be admitted that it was a practical and sensible measure, containing no real hardship or grievance, but dealing fairly with the objects in view. He was prepared to vote, and vote steadily, for the Bill as it stood, and he would be faLe to the confidence of his constituents and wanting in ioyalty to the Government which he was electe-j to support if he were to do otherwise. (Cheers ) In the course of his speech Colonel Quin expressed his intention of addressing several public meetings in the constituency before the re-assembling of Parliament.
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STONE BROS., Funeral Furnishers & Funeral Directors Personal Supervision to all Orders. NAT. TEL. Barry Dock, No. 37. Cardiff, No. 704. TELEGRAMS :— Stone Bros., Barry Dock; Stone Bros., Cardiff POST OFFICE TELEPHONE-No. 612, Cardiff. 101, II OLTON RD. BARRY DOCK AND 5,W ORKING STREET, C, ARDIFF.
Family Notices
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH8 BIRTHS. ROBINSON --On the 20th iust., at 30, Station- street, Barry Dock, the wife of Mr W. Robinson, cab proprietor, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. J PHILLIPS—JONES.—On the 30th ult., at Cowbridge Parish Church, by the Vicar, assisted by the Rector of Llansauuor and the Rev Francis Biuch, Mr John F. Phillips, Brooklands, Dinas Powis, to Margaret, ouly surviving daughter of ..1'; ia,e Mr John Watkiu Joues, Newton House, Cow- bridge. DEATHS. COURTNEY.-On the 27th ult., at 26, Thompson- street, Barry Dock, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr Michael Courtney, beer dealer, aged 4 months. .JONES, -On the 28th ult., at 68, Barry-road, Cadoxton. Emily, wife of Mr Albert Jones, baker, aged 26 y ars. LAWSON.—On the 28th uil., at 119, High-street, Barry, Hannah Lawson, wife of Mr James Lawson, baker, aged 61 years.
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JAMES JON t,,S &- CO.,) UNDERTAKERS, AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS 67, HOLTON ItOAD, BARRY DOCK. Open Cars, tyearses, Broughams, Shellibiers, and Belgian Horses. The only Ivneral Carriage Masters in the District where Horses are kept exclusively lor Funerals and Hired Out to the Trade. FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED in Supeiior Style with every Requisite, including all Fees and Expenses, according to the fixed Charges regulated to suit all Customers, with a strict regard to Economy iu every detail. THE ONLY FIRM iu the District who does all their Engraving and to the Trade ou the Premises. COUNTRY UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIED THROUGHOUT. TELEGRAMS— JAMES JONES, UNDERTAKER. BARRY. JOHN J OiN ES & Son COMPLETE FUNERAL FURNI- SHERS, UNDERTAKERS, AND CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS 1, Charles St., Cardiff ^22™ AND lat Tel Nalel 153, Holton Rd., Barry Dock 31 & 32, Glebe St. Penarth. Every Requisite for Funerals of all Glasses. Price Lists Free on Application. Large Assortment of Wreaths in Stock ALSO FURNITURE REMOVERS.
LONDON MISSIONARY -SOCIETY.
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. MEETING AT BARRY DOCK. Under the auspices of the London Mis sionary Society (Cardiff and District Auxil- iary) special references were made in local l English and Welsh churches on Sunday i. 8; Tuesday evening, at Tabernacle Welsh Independent Church, a well- attended meeting was held, under the presi- dency of the Rev D. H. Williams, M.A., the other ministers present being the Revs C. J. Clarke, Ben Evans, and J. Mydyr Evans. The Rev George Owen, Pekin, in the course of his address, declared that whereas it was the intention of the Boxer movement to close China against missionary work, it had quite an opposite effect. The Rev A. Sims, of Calcutta, the other member of the deputation from the parent society, said it seemed a coincidence that the same fight they had to wage in Wales against priestcraft had to be fought in India, where there was a stiff battle going on, not so much against the native priests, but against the priests sent over from England. It was stated the total contributions of the 21 churches belonging to the local auxiliary exceeded ^606, which showed an increase of £1 12 over the previous years' collec- tions.
DEATH-RATE OF BARRY.
DEATH-RATE OF BARRY. LOWEST RECORD LAST QUARTL". According to the report of Dr G. Neale, medical officer of health for the Barry District Council, the death-rate in the dis- tl ict for the quarter ending September 30th was 9-76 per 1,000 of the population,' com- pared with 12-9, the rate for the correspond- ing quarter of last year. This is the lowest death-rate in the history of the town, and it is interesting to note in comparison that the death-rate for the United Kingdom is gene- rally 18 or 20 per 1,000 of the population.