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CONFIDENCE JUSTIFIED. I Secure in their island home, the British people are quite able to get on with their work, and it is the first duty Of every man to act confidently and to endeavour to inspire confidence in others. The -ba4;s of trade is confidence, and it is a lamentable thing when men standing, and especially writers in the press, spread idle fears. In spite of the war, a great part of our normal trade can be con- ducted, and what losses are reasonably to be expected through Continental warfare may easily be made up, or more than made up, by gains in commerce with places outside Europe. Therefore, let us banish panic talk, and avail ourselves of the extremely favourable op- portunities aSorded in our own country and in other countries by the complete destruction of German competition. Imports into the United States from Germany last year were worth over £30,000,000. The British trader has a magnificent opportunity to replace this commerce, and equally good chances offer themselves in Asia, in Africa, in Canada, in South America, in Australia, and in New Zealand.

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DOLGELLAU. Y GRONFA GENEDLAETHOL —D\dd Mawrth cynhaliwyd cyfarfod sirui yn y dj'ef o dan lywyddiaeth Syr A Osmond Williams (Arglwydd Raglaw y S'r) i drefnu i gymerad- wyoagor Cronfa Sirol at y Grf'nfa Genedi- aethol Tywysog Cymru,ac iFur6opwyUgorau i drefnu rhai i gasglu at y Gronfa trwy y Sir. Pasiwyd yn unfrydol i ffurfio cronfa a sicrha- wyd addewidion am y swm da yn y eyfarfod.

I PRIODWYD. Awst 19, yn Eglwys St. Firaid, gan y Parch Griffith Williams, Oorwen, Mr. H. F. Jones, u Bolton, a Miss Margaret Hugbes, ail ferch y diweddar Mr. William Hugh s, Ty lasa, GIan Conwy.

W. ELLIS EDWARDS, 33, ROSE PLACE, CORWEM, Begs to inform the ntiutbitants of CORWEN AND DISTRICT that he has acquired a HORSE & CART for the purpose of carrying en business as General C&rrier, &c. and desu'es to apply for a share of the public patronage. All orders promptly Htteuded to. A CANDDAY'S OUTING! !S- DON T MtSS IT. CEGRIC-Y-D RU I DION I WILL BE HELD ON Th u:r:sday ,August27th, r 1914. The most popular and successful Agricultural Show in the Principality. 18- THE ONLY SHOW .D8: NOT ABANDONED. Splendid Service of Motor Buses from CORWEN & BETTWSYCOED. Motor Chfu-a bancs, Brakes, Etc., wi!I also run from all the other surrounding Towns andViUages. The Proceeds to be handed over to the Prince of Wales War Relief Fund. Corwen Printing Co., FOR EVERY CLASS OF BOOKBINDtNG TO ALL INTENDING CYCLE PURCHllSERSe i Begs to announce that he now has in Stock ?????<??? aU the Latest Models in -— u 0E H R'OY'L ENP'"l EL? S R 0 V R S BoSmAoi,"? SUNBEAMS &SUN )bV?LMt "? ?? ? ? ? ? ?. ?.?.? ? ? ? '? ?? DUNLOP .COVERS ?& TUBES (an?.?zes).always ? Stock. ?;? ?: "i' (;In ,'Also all,):kids of ""M,O.TOR ..CTCLE &,C:i.C,LE Accessories. '{'1'¡ç,: ..t- I < Several good Second-H&nd Cycles to be spLi chea?). ? p' "cø;:Íl' ,J t 1f: