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BUILTH WELLS. I Morris's Shilling Margarine. Simply Delicious. Good stewing figs, per Ib.Davies, Bros. We don't keep good boots, we sell them.—Wyles Bros. TEA.—Miss Weatherley (Caeau) gave the tea, at "Alpha" this week. Proceeds were in aid of the church building fund. DEATH.—Mr George Thurlow (formerly of Lucca, Irfon Road) passed away at the ad- vanced age of 87 years on Thursday. FURLOUGH. -Lieut. D. T. Williams (son of Mr Roger Williams, Irfon Road) is in the town on a brief furlough. To FARM HANDS.—Do you want a Canadian Government free farm, or a ready-made "C.P.R." farm? If so, call and see Mr G. E. Sayce, Fern Lea (agent for C.P.R." and "Royal" lines.) NOTICE.—Owing to Mr W. F. Williams, our district reporter, having joined the colours, all ad- vertisements, news-correspondence, notification of meetings, etc., should now be addressed to Mr Austin Jones, Fern Lea. SCRIPTURE EXAMINATION.—Seven candidates of Horeb Sunday School sat for the annual examin- ations (oral and written) of the Brecon and Rad- nor Congregational Sunday School Union last week. TRIBUNAL.—Dr. Rhys Davies and Messrs. Hugh M. Lloyd, C.C., A. P. Morgan, Richard Price and Wm. Jones (High Street) have been elected additional members of the Uurban District Tribunal. TEACHING MISSION.—Ilev. Gerard Sampson, C.R., is conducting a teaching mission here this week. Cards, notifying the subjects on which the rev. gentleman speaks, are being distributed. WAR DISTRESS.—The local branch of the Church of England Waifs' and Strays' Society is giving a performance of "Children through the Centuries" at the Kino early in May. Proceeds are in aid of the war emergency fund. CONFIRMATION.—Confirmation day at St. Mary's is fixed for April 19th, when the Bishop of St. David's performs the rite. Probably, the memor- ial font and pulpit, to the memory of the late Rev. E. G. E. Davies, will be dedicated the same time. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR.—This society held its weekly meeting at Horeb Congregational School- room on Thursday. Mr Percy Davies was leader, and Miss Madge Beynon read a paper. Miss S. M. Jenkins presided at the organ. There was a fairly large att-endance,and a solo was ren- dered by Miss Beryl Beynon. RURAL COUNCIL.—Mr T. Pugh (chairman) pre- sided at the monthly meeting of this authority on Monday. The matter of releasing the roadmen to 'help on farms during the spring and summer was left for Mr Ll. Jones (surveyor) to make the best arrangements practicable. „ SUCCESS.—Congratulations are due to Miss G. M. Davies, B.A., Glanyrafon, Beulah, on her most recent distinction. Miss Davies, who was at one time a pupil at the Builth County School, has just been appointed history lecturer at the re- nowned Croydon School, founded by Archbishop Whitgift. The post had previously been held by men-lecturers. COLWYK COUNCIL.—!Mr J. L. Davies (chairman) presided at this authority on Monday. Dr. Black Jones (medical-officer) submitting his annual re- port, stated there were 36 births and 21 deaths during 1915. The notification of Births Act came into operation—a measure that should greatly re- duce infantile mortality. Epidemics of whoop- in cough, chicken-pox and mumps had prevailed. and Inspector W. Evans had made 301 sanitary visits. GUARDIANS' MEETING.—At the monthly meeting, on Monday, Mr T. Davies presiding, a resolution, in the name of Mr C. W. Woosnam, was adopted, providing for the increase of out-door relief, where necessary, owing to the advanced cost of living. Tenders were accepted as follow :—Meat, Mrs A. Davies and Sons; boots, Messrs. G. Eadie and Sons; provisions, Messrs. W. Price & Co., Ltd.; men's clothing, Messrs. Duggan Bros.; and motor car hire for Asylum patients, Mr H. T. Price, Lion Hotel (9d per mile). The Board granted the use of the Board Room for hospital accommoda- tion for the next 6 months and resolved to hold their meetings at Church Hall. BAND OF MERCY.—At the fortnightly meeting of .this society in Church jHall on Tuesday, Mr Rees Thomas. B.A. (Lochaber) delivered an in- teresting lecture to a fairly large and apprecia- tive audience. Rev. D. Hughes Richards (curate) also spoke and thanked Mr Thomas for his ad- dress. Special hymns, etc., were sung, and Miss Painter accompanied on the piano. Mrs Collier (Cloverley), who is the local hon. sec., thanked the adults for coming to the meeting, and re- marked that their presence would encourage the juveniles. The society was endeavouring to make a few bandages for wounded horses, and would be glad of all possible help. It was hoped that parents would take advantage of the classes by sending their children whenever possible. The meetings were held fortnightly, and the next would take place on the 28th inst. Mrs Collier is being assisted by Miss King. THE KINO.—The following is a synopsis of the 15th episode of the 'Exploits of Elaine," en- titled "The Serpent Sign," which is being shown at the Kino this week :—Wrhen the death of the Clutching Hand exposed the dual existence of Perry Bennett, her lawyer, Elaine Dodge thought at last her persecution was at an end. But sub- sequent events will prove how much in error she was. 'Seeking rest after her numerous esca- pades, Elaine visits her nurse, Aunt Tabby, in the country. Nightly thereafter, mysterious noises are heard which cannot be located. Elaine communicates her fears to Kennedy, who deter- mines to investigate. His suspicions have been aroused by a plan found among Bennett's effects. He and Jameson, hearing the spooky sounds, search for the cause and discover a secret pas- sage-way which leads into the ground. Follow- ing this, they come upon Long Sin (the Chinese adventurer), who is but the tool of the Oriental master criminal, Wu Fang. They are overcome by a deadly gas and are about to be despatched by Long Sin when Elaine appears with her dog. In the struggle that follows the roof caves in. The Oriental escapes with a mysterious box which he came for, but the others are left behind to-be rescued by Aunt Tabby and her husband. Long Sin reports to Wu Fang. They open the box, which is supposed to contain seven million dol- lars, but find only a mystic ring.

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