The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

THE HALF-YEARLY SALE at TV. 0. W ILLIAMS\ Manchester House, has commenced on Thursday. Great Bargains, great rush in great times, at 348 to J50a, High-street, Bangor.-Advi. BUTTER IS NOT DEAR-pure Irish Butter is only Is 6d per lb. at G. I egid Davies', by the Station. Try it! Tel. 4x. -A d,t MILLINERY.—Ladies' Hats, 'BonnHs, etc., trimmed and Re-made. Ladits' own fleaterials.-ltf iss Parry, 10, Regent-street, Upper fJangor-Advt. WINDOW-CLEANING and CHIM- NEY SWEETING Owing to Dissolu- tion of Tartnership of the Bangor \Window-Cleaning and Chimney Sweep- ing Company, for all Chimney-Sweeping now apply to I. Ansonia, 79, Garth-road. Good and clean work guaranteed—Advt- OT-VEN lONES, LADIES', GENT'S, and MILITARY TAILOR, la and 7, Friars-road. Customers' own Material made tip. Suits, etc., turned and renova- ted at moderate charges.—Advt. GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SAL E will commence on Friday, Janu- dry 2]st, 1916. Great Bargains in M zllin- ery will be offered regardless of cost, at 11[. Rosen, Railway Shop, High-street, Ban- ,gor.-A dz,e. MILLINERY. illlSS ROSE LEVY itrints and Re-makes Ladies' Hats, Bon- nets. etc. 30, Farrar-road (late at Regent sHouse).—Advt- KYFFIN SUPPLY STORES, BAN- GOR.-The up-to-date Grocery and Pro- vision Stores. Noted for Quality, Clean- liness, and Courtesy.-Proprietor: V. R. 1Jones.—Advt. FOOD FOR THE TROOPS.-Flize An- glesey Potatoes, 4s 3d per cwt.; finest large and clean Potatoes, 4s 9d per cwt.; Spanish Onions Tibs, for Is; fine clean Swedes, 3 for 1 d; fine Anglesey Carrots. 2lbs. for lid; Liverpool-washed Carrots, 1 d per lb. a double size Tin Sardines for 7 id- Packet Peas now sold at 31d and 4id, our :price 3d and 4d. All Tinned Fruit, Jams, -etc., at low prices. P ALF ERM AN'S, Opposite the Cathedral .-A dvt 'SPECIAL FOR CHfP SHOPS. A 'huge consignment of very large Irish Pota- toes due this week. Send for special prices. PALFERMAN'S STORES. di,t RUSSIAN RELIGION. A Lecture will be given by Rev- W- H. Frere, D.D., at the Y.M.C.A. Gymnasium, on Thurs- day, January 27th, at 8 p.m. Dr. Frere has recently given a series of lectures on this subject in London.—Advt. THE BEE HIVE ANNUAL SALE will commence on Monday, the 7th February. Very special reductions will be made not- withstanding the risen and rising market- -Griffith &- Comj)y -Advt. SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 31 lbs-, Did; 7 lbs-, Is 7d; 3,5 lbs- 7s 8d.—Advt. DERBY RECRUITS.-The attested men In the first four groups in Carnarvonshire will as- semble at Bangor on January 29th and Slat. BANK APPOINTMENT. Miss Doris Williams, daughter of Mr J. R. Williams, Cae- lleppa, Bangor, has been appointed on the staff of the local branch of Lloyds Bank. S. WINIFRED'S SCHOOL.—Miss Florence Crowe h-ac, been sucoessfui in the English Sec- j tion of the Oxford Higher Local Examina- tion held in December. POLICE COURT.—There was only a single j oase, one of drunkenness, at the police court on Tuesday the defendant, a. woman, being sent to prison for seven days. SHEEP SMASHES SHOP WINDOW. — iWhile a number of sheep from Aber were being driven up High-street, on Wednesday, one of them left the flock and.butted a plate-glass wind, ow i fct the shop of Mr Bowen, draper. The window was smashed into pieces. EBENEZER DEBATING SOCIETY. On Monday evening, Mr L. D. Jones (Liew legid) presiding, Mr Richard Wiliiams, Lower-street-, «*ave a roview of the year 1915. A vote of thanks to Mr Wiitiams was proposed by Mr J. Jones, Bryn Llwyd. and seconded by Mr J. W. Evans, Ambrose-street. BANGOR DISTRICT NURSING INSTI- TUTE.—At the recent children's party held at the Normal College in aid of the District Nurs- ing Institute, the proceeds amounted to £ 39 3s lOd after defraying expenses. In our report it should have been stated that the Christmas Tree was decorated by Mrs Arnold and Miss Marie McKinstry. COASTGUARDS PROMOTED.-Chief Petty Offioer Patrick G. Power, of the local Coastguard Station, lias been promoted to the commissioned rank of Cli.,ef Officer, and Mr William Parker, of the Bangor ooastguard service, recently removed to another station, haa also been promoted, and permitted to wear the badge consisting of a orown and crossed anchors, signifying a. chief mate. WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC GUILD.—The num- ber of articles despatched by the Guild since the beginning of the year amounts to over 750, com- Srising: 138 sandbags, 267 hospital emergency bags. 85 pair. of socks, 95 mufflers, 31 pair3 of mittens, and five helmets. The parcel sent as gifts to prisoners of war in Germany included 33 shirts. 28 vesta, 4 mufflers, ten pairs mittens, and 50 pairs of socks. CURTAILED POST OFFICE HOURS. — pating from Monday last, the hours at the Post Office halvo been curtailed on week davi. The hours of opening are now 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., and telegrams will be accepted at the aide door from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Telephone calls may be made at all hours. STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL RELA- TIONS.-The first of a series of four lectures, under the auspioes of the Council for the Study of International Relations, was given at tho University College, last night, by Prof. F. J. C. Hearnshaw, M.A., Ll.D. UJ6 sub- ject was, The main lines of the Nineteenth Century History." Principal Sir Harry Koiohel presided "PRETTY DISTRICT ROUND HERE." AROyl solicitor asked Judge Vlo-zo, at the County Court, on Monday, whether it was poasibLo to take his case next as one of the witnesses had pome all the way from Peterborough. The* Judge replied that he could not, and suggested ihat the witnesses 6hould take a walk while the other case was being heard. "It's a pretty dis- trict round here," added hia honour. FRENCH WOUNDED EMERGENCY FUND.—At the Council Chamber, next Wednes- day afternoon, a meeting will be held in con- nection with the French Wounded Emergency Fund. when addresses will be given by Mies Alice "VYiUiam.?, :'m. organising »«-ererarv for Wales, &Ild Miss Movvbray-Laming, assistant hon. secre- tary. Lady Magdalen Uu»»iei-ey naa promised to preside. BANGOR TAILORS AND COMPULSORY SERVICE.—At the annual meeting of the Ban- gui branch of the Amalgamated Society of Tail- ar the members unanimously dissociated them aefvea from the resolution paeaed at the Carnar- vonshire Labour Council in whic-h the latter ex- pressed themselves "opposed to every form of oomputsory service, both military and industrial, and appreciate the efforts of organised labour in the country in upholding the voluntary system." The members of the Society of Tailors further I deolared themselves in favour of upholding the Government in its present attitude towards the question. DEPARTURE OF THE ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY. The third line of the Welsh jCarnarvonshire) Royai Garrison Artillery, who have been training for some months here left en Tuesday for "somewhere in England." They were escorted to the Railway Station by the band of the "Clio" Training Shin and two of the Ilcliio" boys danced the seilor.1 hornpipe on J e platform before the train departed. Quite » largo crowd assembled to gi\e the men, who were in charge of Major Samuels, a hearty eend- CONCERT AT OLD VICARAGE.—A oon- Wt waj- held., at the Old Vicarage on Tuesday. I he &?v. E. Lumto/ presiding. A misceliana- "CHRONICLE" OFFICE. FRIDAY I ous programme »'■« rendered aa follows:—Piano- forte duet: Misses Ethel Davies and Gladys Jones. Recitation: Mi3 ivy Jones. Skipping song: Temperance Hall Giris. Recitation: Miss Edna Reea. Pianoforte eoio: Miss Amy Jones. Reci- tation Enirys Ward. Song, "Unwaith eto yng Nghyxrifu Aiiwyi," Mies Lena Dobbs. Recitation: Mis; Ivy Owen. Song: MLss Madge Jones. Reci- tation Miss Rosy Yv aid. Recitation: Mks Veora. | Wiliianu. Pianoforte solo: Miss Oelia Owen. Action songs: Temperance Hall Girls. Recita- tion Misa Isabella Roberta. Song: Miss Madge Jones. Recitation: Mis; Hilda NNililams. We-isil recitation Miss Lizzie Owen. Recitation Misses Helen and PolW Josiea. 30r.g and chorus: Master Torn Jones. A hearty vote of thanks waj pro- posed by tho chairman to the artistes, and a pleasant evening terminated with the singing jf the Welsh and Erig'ash National Anthems. Wlilfei' DRIVE.—There were close upon 150, including a number of soldiers, present at a whist drive held last night at the Old Vicarage, with tho object of providing comforts for members of the St. Jame.3' and Cathedral (Wehh) congre- gation? now serving with the forces. A commit- tee consisting of Mrs J. D. Jonej, Mrs E. Lumley, Mra Common, Mrs Hughes Roberts, Mrs Llw. D. Jones, and Mrs Philip E. Jones waa respon- sible for the catering arrangements, which were excellent. The Rev. E. Lumiey assisted largeiy in making the function a success, as also did Messrs Common and J. Hughes Roberta, who acted as LC" a. The prize-winners were:- Ladies: 1, Mri Fenna, Carnarvon-road; 2, Miss Louie Parry; 3, Miss D. J. Worth. Post Office; and 4. Miss Port, Caetop School. Gentlemen: 1. Sapper B. McCully, West Lanes. Engineers, 11, Regent-street; 2, Sergt. Bradbury; 3. Sapper Arvi Rosen; 4/ Sergt. J. Parry: THE RECENT PATRIOTIC CONCERT. The concei t promoted by the Sister of St. Ger- rard's Convent, Upper Bangor, and held in the Picturedrome, realised L22 14s 8id. After meet- ing the expenditure the 6Ltrn of L13 123 4d was spent on hampers for prisoners of war in Ger- many. Altogether, 38 .hampers were forwarded, each averaging in price 7s 2d, and containing tongue and roast beef, milk, sardines, coffee, cocoa, fruit in tins, cake, biseu it i, toffee, soup, tobacco, cigarettos, Keating's powder, salmon or herrings and pudding. The first ham- per was despatched to a Bangor boy, Pte. II, Parry, of CaeHepa, and the toilowing also re- ceived parcelsSc-rgts. Heuer. Quinn, mnton, and Alien; Lancü-Gorpb. B?ckton, Dinning, Clarke, Arbuthnot, and Box; Ptes. Luke, Gor- man, Muliins, Bell, Eraser, Bowen, Wil. liams, G. Lewis, New bold Smith, Be>esley, Burke. Claffey, Rueseil, Browne, Passmore, Ed- wards. Hodgkinson, Perry, Wyatt, Dolphin, Coulson, Currens, Watson, Blakemoro, Brett, Lewis, of Bangor, Sergt. W. Meredith. Tho Catholic Mothers' Association (Bangori also sent materials for one hamper to prisoners of war. The Sislera of the Convent are anxious to ac- knowledge the services of Mrs P. Browne, Vron Square, in teaching the Irish, Scotch and Welsh dances for the concert. BODLONDEB RED CROSS HOSPITAL. The following giftj are gratefully acknowledged: -Mr;! Williams, Gl.vngarth Palace, milk and vegetables; Mi»s Rido.jle, buns; Mrs Arthur Da vies, Treffos, vegetioies; Misj, Davies, Tre- borth, a mangle; Miss W. Williams and Mrs Savage, Banger, tobacco and cigarettes; Mr Evand, Jintisn Hotel, tobacco; Mrs John Wil- liams, Llwyn Idris. Llanfair P.G., eggy; Miss Bickerstoth, silver-piated sterilizer; Mrs Davies, Ceris, box iron and coal box; Mrs Richmond Brown, vegetableo; Mr Bickersteth, pair of stockings; Rhoda Thoma9, scarves nd books, Miss Georgie Hunt (aged 8), Rooe Hill, Beaumaris, soarf '^knitted); Mies Watts, DoI- gelley, 5s; Mr3 Fletcher, minceples and cakes; Mr Davie3, 1 eris, fhlt. Wants: Scarves, gloves, dih(J> <tnd g!M.6 cloths, small stepladder, hair brushes, apples, eggB, vegetables. On Monday Mr and Mrs Riiey. of Bangor, entertained the men with humorous recitations and songs. On Tuesday there wa^ a whist drive, in which the men and curses rook part. Prizes were given by Miss Davies, Treborth. MESSRS WARTSKI'S SUPER-SALE. I Having successfully conducted the first two weeks ot their winter super-sale, Messrs Wartski's have again passed in review all that remains, and have decreed a further lowering of already i -l greatly reduced prices. This has particularly to do with oddments and short lengths created dur- ing the sale, fur sets and coats, napcloth and serge coats, blouses and frocks, while the millin- ery is no w .bo'H half the low -price it has alreaay been marked for clearance. No better garments for ladies' wear are procurable than those sup- plied by Wartski's, and at the further reduced sale they are placed welt within the reach of the most moderate purse. Fur ooats exemplifying tho highest ski Hod furriery may now be got for 753 that were before the 6a'.e six guineas, fasci- nating black velvet hats for 5i and Ida that have never been produced for less than one to five guineas, the daintiest French lingerie in fine French iawn, crepe de chine and Milanese at about half its original value. Some hundred cosy liali clolit coats, the material now almost unobtainable, in th full fashioned style so be- ooming greys, navy. saxo. and nigger are offered froin 18s. In every department a strenuous at- tempt is now being-'made to effect a clearance, and as a few more days only remain the oppor- tunitv of participating in thia final effort should not bo missed. VOLUNTEER REGIMENT: BANGOR I BATTALION. Orders by "A" Company for week ending January 29lh, 1916:— Parades.—Tuesday: 7.30. squad and platoon drill. Friday: 7.30, company drill. Musketry.—Each evening a.t 7 p.m. Menai Bridge.—C.S.M. Parry, Sec. Commre. Harold Hughes and Yates. Dllti.-Urde.r¡v officl"r, Platoon Commander H. C. Vi ncent; N.C.O. on duty. Sec. Com- mander Ivor Pryce; musketry, Bn.Q.M.S. Hull, C.Q.M.S. Vaughan, Armourer-Sergt. Evans. Derby Recruits Drills on Tuesday. Wednesday, and Friday at 7.30 p.m. Miniature shooting each evening at 7 p.m. Roster of duties.—Monday, Sac. Commr. Harold Hughes; Tuesday, Sec. Commr. Yates; Wednesday, Sec. Commr. Jones; Thursday, Sec. Commr. Baylis; Friday. Sec. Commr. Pryce. D. J. ROWLANDS, Adjt.. i.e. of "A" Co. CONCERT FOR SOLDIERS. I A concert, its every way excellent, was given for the men of the West Lancashire Engineers at the Penrhyn Hall on Monday night. The attendance was, however, meagre. The Mayor (Mr R. J. Williams), who presided, hoped the men would be very happy during their stay in Bangor, and though they all looked very fit, he hoped they would look fitter when the time camo for them to leave the city to assist in the great task of driving the Germans out of France and Belgium. In that work they as Engineers would play an important part. Ar- rangements were being made to entertun the men during the long winter evenings, but he was rather di;appomted at the attendance thaf. even- ing. The Y.M.C.A. would be open to them, and several schoolrooms in various parls of the town were to be prepared for them. They in Ban- gor had previously entertained troops, including i number who, like the Engineers, u!so came from Lancashire—the 11th South Lancashires— and they were greatly improved after their stay. They did not give the slightest trouble, and the townspeople were exceedingly sorry to see them go, and he hoped that the conduct of the Engineers would be such that their departure would also be regretted. The following was the programme: Clee, "Mynheer Vangraff," Bangor Ladies' Choir; recitation, "Women of Mumbles' Head," Cor- poral Gow, R.A.M.C.; song, "Kiiiarncy," Mrs Lowe; humorous song, Mr H. T. Jones; song, I "A Man's a Man," Corporal Prythereh; gleo, "Yr Haf," Ladi9' Choir: humorous song, Mr H. T. Jones; song, When Iri?h Eyes are Smil- ing." Mrs Lowe; recibtion, Corporal (low; chorua, "The Laughing Chorus." Ladiea' Choir; cliorits, "The Trumpeter," Corpora! Piatt; con- certina soio. Mr Land; "God save the King." The accompanists were Miss Eardley and Mr Ivor Thomas. The roon htve, had a busy week, and most of the workup being carried out in Peorhyn Park.

MENAI BRIDGE. 1 SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 3t lbs., 9id; 7 lbs-, lj id j 35 lbs7 s 8 d-—Advt. NEivl COUNCIL SCHOOL.—It is expected that the new Council School will be formally opened next month. NATIONAL SCHOOL.—Miss Enen Jones, who was for some time on the staff of the Council School, ha.s boen appointed a teacher at the National School. OFT'ICE HOURS CURTAILED— Tho hours at the post office have been cur- tailed. The office in future will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from I p.m. until 7 p.m. Telegrams will be accepted at the side door from d to 9 a.m., 1 to 2 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. RIFLE CLUB.—The annual meeting of the Rifle Cluo wad held at the Pier Pavilion on Tuesday night, Mr James G. Bacon presid- iug. ih-o balance sheet submitted by the treasurer (Air J. T. Roberts, N.P. Bank) showed a. credit balance of IUs 2J. The rc- ceipt.; amounted to li58 8s 10d. The Chair- man thanked the offic-c-rs and members of the cluu for their work, which had fully justi- fied tho existence of the club. A committee was appointed with Mr J. C. Jones as secre- tary and Mr J. T. Roberts as treasurer. A scheme has bocn formulated by which the members of the local Volunteer Training Corps can take part in shooting practice. At tho conclusion of business portion of the ni'&eling a number of presentations were made. Mr Senogles received the prize given by Mr Bacon (as chairman of committee) for the best record in the competitions. Mr J. C. Jones, the secretary, was presented on be- half of the olub with a writing desk on the occasion of hi", recent marriage. The Chair- man spoke in eulogistic terms of the work done 'by the secretary, who was responsible for tho success of the club. Mr G. W. Sen ogles also said the sucoecs of the club was directiy due to the efforts of Mr Jones. COUNTY COURT. I At Menai Bridge County Court on Tues- day, before his Honour Judge Moss, John HowlaudJi, Ty'nllan, Llausadwrn, who was represented by Mr S. R. Dew, brought an action against Thomas Owen, Trosygors, Llan- gced, for whom Mr Richard Roberta, a-p- peared, for tho delivery to him of a heifer, valued at £ 9, together with £ 1 damages for its detention 22 damages for alleged trcs- pars, and 183 lOd for the keep of 0> a heifer belonging to tho defendant and left on the plaintiff's premises. After hearing threo witnesses for the plaintiff and seven on behalf of the defen- dant, his Honour stated that as the plaintiff and his housekeeper from day to day saw the heifer in dispute their evidenoe was more to be relied upon than that given for the defendant, whoso witnesses had admitted they had not Nf'oen the heifer for six months, from May to November, 1915. He held that plaintiff was entitled to damages as the de- fendant had no right to go upon his pre- mises as he did by night to remove the plaintiff's heifer, it being open to him to take proper legal proceedings. Judgment- was o-iven for the plaintiff for the return of the heifer and for Jfc3 18s lOd for damages and keep, with costs on £ 12 lgs lOd.

BEAUMARIS. j SNOVLJON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 3t lbs-, d; 7 lbs., lj id 35 lbs-, 7s &d-—Advt- MEDICAL STUDENT'S SUCCESS.—>M,r -Nor- man B. Thonuw, son of Councillor Hugh ibom-ad, junior, recently paseed tho seoond examination in aon,atomy and physiology of the co- joint Council of the Koyal College-oi Surgeons of England and the Royai College of Pnysicians of London. Mr Thomad who i. a student at St. Bartholomew's Hospitai, is a medicai cadet of the University of London Corps. SOLDIERS' ENTERTAINMENTS. The men of the Royal Anglesey Royal Engm- eer who are members ot the Church 01 England were entertained to a social and smoker yesterday week. Too c:* certainment wa, held in the Cnurcji Room tho capacity of which wau taxed, l ne e11- ter&anirneat. w'n.uh was conducted by the Rector (tha Rev. t-iarry J. Morgan, M.AJ was thor- oughly enjoyaiKe from start to liniwh. Ihe .ncn were made to feel quite at homo, and there was a complete absence of stiffness and formality. Tne musioai portion of the programme was undertaken by sIm Henry Vvithums, Menai Bridg-j; Mrs George Porter, Ba-nk House; Me:«4 Felix Davits, 11. T. Jones (ni;nion.j, and legtan R-oberti, with Miss Alien as elocutionist, ana whose dramatic rendering of Tennyson's "Ke- Neiige was much enjoyed, xhe t'.vo i-ady singers made their debut to a local kiudience. '.lncy iang charmingly, and had to respond to enthusiastic recal.s. ilie other vocalist^ are too well known to need any comment. All the singers a.re to be congratulated on the choice of their songs, which were very suitable for such a gathering, io most a swinging chorus wag an added advantage, for nothing delights Tommy Atkins moro them to be given an opportunity of joining iu. Mr H. Ivor Thomas, Bangor, presided at ttic pianoforte dur- ing the' evening. in the interval between the musical portions of the programme tea and coffee with sandwiched, cakes, etc., were served, follow- ed by an abundant supply of cigarettes to each man. The concluding item on tho programme was the performance of the evergreen but. a.mus ing farce "Box and Cox," which was played with much vigour -and ability by Me»>3rs vV. R. Hughes. W. O. Griffith, and Mi s Nancy Wil. liams. The proceedings rcrmillated with the singing of the National Anthem. Before tho men dispersed a round of cheers waa given f ti- the Rector with an extra salvo for Mrs Morgan. The monthly social for soldiers wai given in the Presbyterian Schoolroom on 'lue-sday even- i.ng. Lieut. Gill. R.E., presiding. An excellent- programme was presented, all the artistes having to respond to enthusiastic encores. The room was prettily decorated, and refreshments were provided in abundance. Cigarette* were suppned by Captain Wright. Th oldier were granted an extension of leave, and an enjoyable eveniiig wag spent. Songs and dueta wero rendered by Mrs Gill, Miss Nancy VYiitiams, Miss Wiiuiio Gea-y, Miss A. J. Owens. Mija Annie Hughe), the Missets Briineoonibe, Corporal Glcenwood, Sppe-r Ewbank and Mr J. E. Davies, Menii Briu^e, whiie ins&ruinental music wag supplied by Bandmarter Hills, Corporal Roberts. Corporal Walsh, Master H. C. Giil and Miss Annie Jones. The recitations by Mr W. R. I'Lttt-.ilei were also much appreciated. The accompanist was Misi Williams. Preswyifa. The following soldiers act- ed as stewards:—Sappers Cyril O.ven. GiUelan, Steele, Jaek,on, Anderson and Roberts.

LLANFAIRFECHAN. I SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 3J lbs-, §id 7 lbs-, 9 7 .r., li' 'el: 3-5 lbs-, 7s 8d-—Advt. VOLUNTARY AID -DE-rACHM.ENT. Tho members of the local Voluntary Aid De- tachments aro busy qualifying for c-ertiti- cates. The lectures given to the members by Dr. Clifton Hughes are inuoh appreciated. COUNCIL'S EMPLOYEES.—At the meat- ing of the Urban Council last week it was decided to a.ik the Highway Committee to consider the question of labour employed by the Council. HOME FROM THE FRONT.—Private J. Henry Jones (Tandderweui, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, is heme from the front on short leave. BILLETING OF TROOPS.-Eflorts are being made to induce the military authorities to billet troops in Hanfairfeehan, but so far without suc- cess. It. is understood that the authorities at the Western Command Headquarters in Chester have declined to receive a loca l deputation. CHURCH OF ENGLAND MENS SO. CIETY.- At a meeting of the local brajich of the C.E.M.S. la-t week Mr E. J. Thomas, Stradella, waa appointed hon. secretary in succession to Mr Llewelyn Jones. At Tues- day'3 meeting Mr Owain Hughes, secretary of the Aber branch, delivered an address. RECRUITING.—Tho^o who have attested in the first groups under the Derby scheme are to assemble at Bangor on January 29th. There were four appeals, a.nd the local tri- bunal allowed three of them. GIRL- FRIENDLY SOCIETY. At the Church Institute, on Monday afternoon. Mias Griffiths, vice-president of the diocese, addressed u meeting of a^sooiatei from Llanfairfechan, Pen- lwaenmavirr and Aber. She spoke on a subject of greatest interest to those present—aie need for tho G.F.S. of to-day to realise that it must prepare now to meet the changed conditions of life after the war. The Rector made a delightful; opening spceoh of welcome, which expressed their thanks and appreciation to Miss Griffiths.

AMLWCH. I SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton j flags- .Present prices: lbs 9td,. 7 lbj' I li 7d 35 Ivs., 7s 8d.—Advt.

LLANGEFNI. ) SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 3t tbs., Did; 7 lbs., lj 7d; 35 ills., 7s 8d.—Advt. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S ENTERTAIN- MENT. The pupils of tho Council Scnoot, tinder the direction of Miss Morrison, ga-;e an entertainment at the Town Hall on Fri- day evening. There was a large audience and the singing and acting throu.ghout re- flected tho highest credit on those respon- riible for teaching the pupils. In addition to the children's numbers, Miss Maud Ellis gave a pianoforte solo, and Miss Naacy Hughes and Belgians slaying in the town contributed a song and danoe. "The Spanish Grove" dance by Miss Morrison was the tit-bit of the programme. The proceeds were in aid of our brave soldiers." and each '\f the little performers is being allowed to gifts to tho Llangefni soldiers and sailors. DEATH OF MR HENRY JONES. I One of the best known tradesmen in Lian. gefrn and district passed away suddenly in the early hours of Friday morning in the person of Mr Henry Jones, saddler Church- street, death following a seizure. Mr Jones, who had reached the age of 51 years, was always foremost in furthering religious and philanthropic movements in the town. The greatest sympathy is shown with the widow and only daughter, Miss Annie Pierce Jones. The funeral on Monday was large ly at- tended, a service being held in Moriah Chapel, when the following took part :R.eys. R. Prys Owen (pastor). G. Williams. W. J. Williams, Llanfa.r, H. Smyrna Jones, J. Maelor Hughes, T. Arthur Jones and T. 0. Jones. Mr Ra. Davies, Bryn Gwynedd, spoke on behalf of the deacons and members of the chapel, and Mr Ellis W. Roberts, Portdinorwic (formerly of Llangefni), and the Rev. Hugh Williams, Amlwch, also Jpoke of deceased as a true and zealous Christian worker. The "Dead March" was played by Miss Hughes, Pen- rallt. The principal mourners were Mrs Jones (widow), Mis Pieroe Jone, (daughter), Mr John Hughes and Mr William Hughes, Bryn. du; Mrs-Hughes and Mrs J a mo;, Rryngvvran (cousins); Mr Hughes, Cae VVtan, Boaed- ern; Mr W. O. Williams Manchester Homso, Bangor; Mr Thomas Williams Port- dinorwic; Rev. T. A. Williams. Abergele; Mr and Mrs Roberts, Rallt, Llangaffo; Miss A. Roberts, do.; Miss Jones, Treferwydd; Mr Thoiias,Jon-ei, Glanmorfa; Mr Richard Owen and family, Ty'npwllMr Robert Pierce, Tre- ferwydd; Mr P. M- Pierce and Mr A. R. Pieroa, Bryngwran; Capt. Pierce and Mr Robert Pierce, Llanfair P.G.; etc. The fol- lowing ministers were also present:—Revs. O. Williams Bethel; R. R. Jones, Llanallgo; E. Jonea, Liangristiolus; W. E. Williams, Gil- ead; Richard Matthews, Nebo; O. Thomas, Llanerchymedd; J. Mills Jones, do.; W. H. Jones, Bryn,gwran; W. J. Owen 13-enlloch; D. E. Jones, Dwyran; and T. Evans, Holy- hoad. The general public included Measrs Rd. Davies. E. M. Roberts, G. O. Williams, J. Davies, J. R. Williams, Dr. E. Williams, Dr. Prytherch, Messrs L. Prothero (Chief Constable); Heesrs Richard Evans, Ty'nllan; O. Lewis, J.P., Bod.afon; R. T, Hughes, Ynys Fawr, 0. Edwards, Quirt; R. Pritchard, Gaerwen Uchaf; W. Williams, Cefndu; D. Jones, Cwmwd Hall; W. Jonea, Tynewydd; H. Williams Hafod; 0. Lewis, Cefn C-arrog; W. Thomas, Hirdrefaig; R. Roberts, Cetn- pceth; G. 0. Pieroe, Cefhcaerfor; J. Row- lands. Capel Cooh; W Jones, Fferam Bai.ley H. T. Owe'n. Ty'nybeudy; H. Jones, Lligwy; Robert Williams. Biynilwyd; W. D. VVil- liams, Ty'ny,ongl; ete. The shops of the town were closed during the servioo and prac- tically all the tradesmen attended the funeral. The cortege then proceeded to Llangaffo, where the interment took place.

CONWAY. I SOLDIER FOOTBALLER WOUNDED.— Private Tom Jones, well-known in North Wales football circles as one of the cleverest "backs" on the coast, returned to Conway, from the Near East, last Sunday. He has been invalided home after spending some time in hospital at Malta. Tom" is a member "of the 6th Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers (Territorials), MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED. On Sunday morning, at the English service in St. Mary's Parish Church, a stained-glas3 window was unveiled to the memory of the late Mrs M. Rowland Hughes, wife of Mr Rowland Hughes, Plas Iolyn, late High-Sheriff of Carnarvonshire. The Vicar (the Rev. J. W. Roberts) conducted the spocial service, and performed the ceremony of unveiling, in the presence of a large congrega- tion. Tho Rev. C. Barlow, Vice-Principal of the North Wales Training College, Bangor, after- wards preached an appropriate sermon. The window, which is a beautiful specimen of the glac- ier's art, is situated on the south side of the church, and depicts the ngures of St. Mary and St. Margaret, after the design of Burne- Jones It was supplied and erected by Messrs Morris and Son, London. SoA.iN, 'ELL-BE,'I-kVED TROOPS.—The Town Clerk (Mr liugh Parry) on behalf of tho Town Council, li,0.4 written to Col. Wynihe Eyton, eomni.a.nding tho 21st Battalion R.W F., now at, Kinmiel-Park, expressing the townspeople's c-atisfaction with the conduct of the troops while at Cc-nway. "My Council hag heard with very groat regret (says Mr Parry) of the rather sudden departure of your battalion from th-o Morfa Camp. Had it been practical, steps would have been taken to givo you an official ^c-nd-off, for it is felt on alli Itindt that the officers and men have earned for themselves during their brief so- journ in Conway the best sentiments of re- spect and regard that could be attained in a.ny community. The unvaried good feeling aud hearty fellowship of the men have left an abiding impression on the townspeople which will serve to perpetu,ate a happy re- lationship between those who were by the force of circujnstaiice3 thrown together in such turbulent times. On behalf of my Council no iccs than the townsfolk I .y-i hoc rely wish you one and all God-speed."

BETHESDA. I SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 3i Uu., 'J^d 7 tos-, Is Id; 35 lbs-, 7s Sd.—Advt. LOCAL EQLTIY CASE. At the Bangor County Court, on Monday, before His Honour Judge Moss, the National Provincial Bank of England were the plaintiffs in aa aotion for the sale of certain property situate at Llanllochid, the defendant being Mrs Mary Owen, the widow and personal represent/-riv<> of Thoina-v Owen, de- ceased, lat-e of 'Raohub Llanlleehid, but at the time of his death rcoiui.ig m ooaih ales. The deceased had created an equitablo iriorigage of tho property to se-ciire an advance to him from the Bethesda branch of the bank. Mr Roger Evans appeared Oil behalf of the bank. The Judge mide an ordeu for tho sale of the pro- perty, giving the -conduct of the eale to Mr Evaita. the costs to come out of the estate.

TYNYGONGL. I GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY.-The uiern- j bers of the Friendly Society, together with the meinbcr.s of the Llanddyfnan branch, were invited by Mrs Harding te Llanddyfnan Rectory last Cod ay week. The members were addre-sed by Mrs Harding and Airs Templeton Jones, Banllecli their associate Au exoelleiit tea was provided and afterwards songs, etc., were given by Miss Madge Jones and Misa Peters, and games were played. The Rev. O. Owen proposed a voto oi thanks to the Rev. and Mrs Harding.

LLANERCHYMEDD. I A KINDLY ACT.—Messrs R. Williams, High-street, and J. G. Williams (coal mer- chant) undertook to collect to meet the ex- penses in connection with the burial of John Davies, Llanrug, a porter at the Llanerchy- medd railway Ataticii, who was accidentally killed on New Year's Day by being run over by a horse-box. A sum of Xd 16s 3.1 was collected, which was handed to dceeased's widowed mother.

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. REGULAR FORCES. Wefeh R.—Temp. Lt. D. G. Williams, from a Sroe. Bn., to be temp. Lt. (dated Dec. 14. but with aenty. from March 8). TERRITORIAL FORCES. R. W. Fus.—Tho date of appt. of See. Lt. E. N. Evat-id is Sept 3, 1915, and nob iw stated in Gazette of Oct. 5. Welsh R. -Tlie appt. aa Sec. Lit, of D. L Ro- bort.i. which appeared in Gazette of Jan. 10, is canoell&d.

BANGOR AMUSEMENTS. I THE COUNTY THEATRE. I Several vivid soemea of London were in- cluded in the star picture "Alone in London," shown during the finsb half of the wook. There were several other fine pictures, in- cluding one of the Wild West variety, show- ing the t-errible evil resulting from supply- ing Indians with drink "N o Greater Love" is the chief picture for the latter portion of the woek. This film ia based on William Le Queux's latest work, and it has many thrills and sensations in it. It certain,ly made a big demand on the pro- ducer, but in "No Greater Love" the bill is filled in every :espeot. There are also a number of other drawing" pictures, all go- ing to make up a most enjoyable evening's en tcr tainment. PANTOMIME NEXT WEEK. I Mr and Mrs John AValte-ra, pantomime, "Cinderella" will doubtless be an attraction at the Theatre next week. Bangor audienoes have had previous experience ot Mr Walters' productions, and look forward to being pro- vided with good fare. "Cinderella,' both from a musical and a soenic point of view, will doubtless appeal to theatre-goe-ris in tho city. Mras E. Denhain fills tho titular role, and Miss Nellie Babbie is tho Prince Charming. It is not often one hears grand opera introduced into pantomime, but during an interlude the Misse-j Bessi-3 Hargreaves and Madge Des- mond will sing a selection from "II Trova- tore." Mr Chas. A. Fulla (Buttons), who played this part during the company's visit to Bangor two years ago, again appears with Mr K. Scott Barrio of the Lyceum Theatre, a dame comedian of a new type; Mr Wm. Anibro aaal Mr Geo. Iloughton. The panto- mime will bo produced each evening during the week, with matinees on Wednesday and S'aturday.

THE PALACE. I Dramas, full of interest and exciting situa- tions, have been the feature of this week's programmes. OLl. Monday there was "Mun- roo Manor Mystery" (3000 feet), "The Old Grouch" a.nd the conlics "Beauty Burglars" a.nd "Tho Curse of a Najne." On Tueooay and Wednesday the outstanding picture was "The Fakir's Ring" (an exclusive), with sev- eral funny fil.m" and Patho's Gazette. The faro this evening (Friday) will include:— "Power of a DIUg," "Scar of Conscience" (drama), "College Chums" (Nestor comic), "Honeymoon Baby" (comic), a.nd "Fatty's Reckkxs Fling" (a Keystone oonuc). Among to-morrow's pictures will bo an exclusive 3000-feet film, "From Danger to Deeth," "Steady Company," "Dicky Deed's Cartoon," Modern Ci-ii -!in,-tt,ogz-alyhy and Littlo Hatchett" (a Keystone). Varied will bo next wee k's programmes. "Daughter of Franco" (an exclusive 2000ft.) and Von Tirpitz's Hiding Pi ace," a TopicaJ, wtl bo iteiii) in Monday's programme along with th-o Keystone side splitter "Mabel, Fat- ty and the Law." On Tuesday and Wednes- day, "Masked Amazon," three thousand feet of sensation, will be the chief piotuie, and the prog-ranlm3 will also include 44 Ragtime Cowboy Pimple" (comic), "Their Friend the Bulrglar" (Nestor oomic) and" Angei in tho Mask," with Patho s Gazette. On Thursday and Friday two fine pictures, "Ghost of the White Lady" pOoO fQ,t) and "In the Clutches of the Gang" (2000 feet Keystone), will bo projected and also "Magic Whittle'' (comic). An exclusive 3000 foct picture, "The Host- age," should be a draw on Saturday, a.nd the programme will also include tit-bits in 41 Pokes and Jabs" (Sterling comic) and "Mrs Jarr and tho Beauty Treatment," with Pathe'a Gazette.

THE PLCTUREDROME. I Two serials were shown at the Pieture- drome—on Monday and the two following Mtuiou Dollar Mystery," and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Lucille Love. Amc-n.g cl-her pictures OÚ" yveek are: Monday and Tuesday, "The Tribal Law" (a two-part drama) and "Lord Browning and Cinuerella"; aid Wednesday and yesterday, "Till Death do ug Part" ^ttraana) and "The Princess and the Man." To-night (Friday) and to-morrow (Saturday), the exclusive drama "A Military Judas, "A Strong Man's Love" and "The Better Man" will lie llOal. Tho fourth episode of the "Million Dollar My.itery" wiil bo shown on Monday and the two following- evenings, and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday tho second part of "Luc-ilio Love," and it may he mentioned that for the benefit of tho soldiers attending tho performances the star picture is put on early each night. In Monday's progra.mme there will also be the two-part drama In the Moon' Rays" and "Double Danger." On Wednesday and T'hurfxlay the superb work of the Italian cavalry will bo .-hov/n through the medium of a film, whi.1e the star picture theso evenings will bo "Jess." The Parisian society drama in three parts, "Curse of an-d the comedy "Beauty Unadorned" will figure on Friday and Saturday's programme.

BANGOR AND BEAUMARIS GUARDIANS. TWO NEW MEMBERS ELECTED. I Too monthly meeting of tho Bangor and Beaut nanus 0 uardians was held this (Friday) morning, at Bangor. Mr W. H. Jones, Beaumaris, proposed that Mr Arthur Rhys Jones, Victoria-terrace, Beaumaris, solÍ oi the late Mr Thomas Jonct; who was a clerk at Port, Peurhyu, should be appointed too fill the vacancy on the Board, caused by the resignation of Mr Hugh Thomas. Mr Jones incidentally mentioned that he was now tho oldest member of the Board. The motion was carried. Mrs E. Lloyd Edwards. Prinoe's-terrace, Bangor, lvaq also appointed to succeed Mrs Huw Rowland, who ],,As re;igned. DENBIGH ASYLUM ACCOMMODATION. I Tho Chairman and tho Clerk were appointed to attend a conference to be held at DenlJigh to consider the question of relieving the pressure on the Asylum. The Chairman stated that tho Asylum was now nearly full, and unless the various unions took the question into consideration, the Asylum mlGt be extended and brought up to modern require- ments at the expenditure ot several thousands of pounds, which could only be borrowed at a ruinous rate of interest. The different Boards might agree to take some of the inmates. For instance the inmates at the Anglesey Union Workhouse could bo accommodated at tho Bangor Workhouse, so that the former workhouse would be available for about 40 or 50 patients from tiie Asylum. In answer to a request from the Anglesey Union it was stated that 23 of the inmates at their workhouse could be accommodated at tho Bangor Workhouse.

PENMAENMAWR. I YOUNG M"K'S INSTITUTE. — The annual meeting of tho membor5 of the You rig Men's In- stitute (held last night, and a report will appear in our next issue. Tho bi!liard handicap for tho challenge cup presented by Mr Higson has begun this week. MO'lOii iCYCLE DESTROYED. A motor biyde und Dille-car belonging to Mr Gilbert Cohen were destroyed by tire on Monday. Back- firing set the petrol alight, aDd the cycle was destroyed before anything could be done to avert it. U- AFTER THE WAll.-At the Mutual Society'a meeting, on Friday evening, Mr 1). A. Bryan opened an interesting disousoiou on "Business after Che War." OBITUARY.—The death oocnrrcd on Tuesday, at tho ago of 60, of Mrs Catherine Jonea, of Giany wern. The remains will bo int/crrpd m the public oemetery to-day, tho Vicar officiating. VOLUNTEER COMMANDANT. Mv H. Watkin Darbiahire, son of Colonel Darbishire, ha been promoted to the command ')f the Jooal unit of the V.T.C. !init, BRANCH OF THE V.A.D.—The Hon Mrs Henry Moetyn presided ovet- a pubLio meeting at the Church House, 011 Thutadtty, when Colonel Reilly delivered an addrcej with tho object of establishing a branoh of the V.A.D. in connection with the British Red Cross Society. It wis re- eolved to establish a local bran-cli, and a oommittee was formed to undertake the work. Mrs Urwiok and Mrs Jenkin Lloyd havo already reeeived gifts of blankets, pillows, etc., ío tb.6 Bwigor V.A.D. Auxiliary Hospital.

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LIST OF SERVICES. I SUNDAYS-Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Matins 11.20 a.m.: Evensong, 4 p.m. WEEK-DAYS—Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Matin3, 11 a.m.; Evensong, 5 p.m. Tue3day, 12 noon, Short Service of InterceälOD lasting 15 minutes. Special Intercessions at all Services. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22nd. SERVICES. ANTHEM. E.—(5-0) Hopkins. They that go down  Att- to the sea. J j wood. SUNDAY, JANUARY 23rd. M.—{11-20) Garrett D. Whoso dwelleth. I Mar- I tin. Hymns: 510, 285, 161. Preacher: Minor Canon Eastwood. E.-(4-0) Garrett D. For He shall I Mendels- give His Angels. | soha. Hymns: 239, 308, 282. Preacher—The Dean. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th. NI.-(Ir-o) Tours. Sleepers, Wake. j Mendels- j sohn. E.-(S-o) Tours. Blessed are the men I Mendels- who feur Him. j sohn. Organist and Choirmaster: Iloland Kogers, Mus.D. Oxon. In Residence: Canon Davies. M. C i Rev. J. Eastwood. Minor anona I ttev. M. A. I-Itighffl. The Dean: The Very Rev. Griffith Roberta.

CATHEDRAL (WELSH*. 1 3rd SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY. 9..30 a.m. Matins and Sermon. 2.0 p.m.: Sunday School. Lesson 9. 6.0 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. Wednesday. 7.0 p.iii.: Eveneong and oormOll. Friday. 10.0 a.m. Intercessory Service.

ST. JAMEii' (ENGLISH). I 8.0 a.m.: Holy Communion. 11.0 a.m. Matins and Sermon. 2.30 p.m. Sunday School. 6.30 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. Tuesday (Conversion of St. Paui). 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 12 noon Holy Communion. Wednesday. 12 noon Intercosaoiry Service. Thursday. 7.0 a.m. Holy Communion with Special Inter, i-o a. Friday. -7.Q p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Organist and Conductor: Mr C. E. do M. Loathea, Miu.Bao. Officiating Clergy; Rev. J. D. Jonca, M.A., Senior Vicar; Rev. Edward Lumley, B.A.. Curate.

ST. MARY'S CHURCH. I 3rd Sunday after Epiphany. 8. 0 a.m. iioiy Communion. 10. 0. a.m.: Matins and Sermon (Welsh). Preacher: The Rev. T. A. Oookc B. A. Hymns: 62, 11.30 a.m. Matins and Sermon (English). Preacher: Tho Vicar. Anthem "As panto the livrt" (Spohr). Ilyums: 178, 2b0. 5.30 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon (Welsh). Preacher; The Kev. T. A. Cooke. B.A. Anthpm: Mawr a rliyfe,(itt." Hymns; 258, I08, 14. 7. 0 P.Til.: Evensong and Sermon (Etjjrlwh). Preacher: Itev. Minor Canon iriughes, B.A. Anthem: "Ckxi oame from Teman. Hymns: 179, 536. 224. IiT'R A NOON T HOM AS, Organist.

CHAPEL SERVICES. I Calviniatio Methodists.—Glanadda: Rev. R. lwi Williiainy, B.A. P-enmaenmawr. Hixa-el: Rev. Evan Hughoa, Li-tndutliio. Park Hill: Uev. '1'. E. Soue*. M.A., Cefnyvvaen. Taber- nacle Rev. John Wijlianw, Brynsieincyn. Twrgwyn: Rev. John Williams, ilolyhcizqi. Prince a-road (English) Principal Rees, M.A. Rev. John Brans Beulah. English: Rev. H. N. Honder-on. Wesileyaais.—Horeb: 10, Roy. G. J. Owen, Penma-eumawr; 6, Rev. 0. Madoc Roberts. St. Paul's: 10, Rev. 0. Madoc Roberts; G, Rev. G. J. Owen. Hirael: Rev. W. C. Joiioa Denbigh. Glanadda 10, Rev. P. (f. Roberts, Aber; 6, Prayer Mooting. English: Rev. C. R. North. Baptist.renuoel: Rev. J. Arthur Jones. Kyfifn-squara: 6. Studeitt.. Glanadda; 10 and 6, Student. English (Penralltj: Rov. W. K Saunders.

COLONEL FINNIS DJED OF I WOUNDS. Lieut.-Col. John Fortescuo Finnia, 53rd Siklu, who irs reported to have diod of wounds received in Mosapotaruia on January 13-14th. was the old- est eon of tho late Tiocit.-Col. Finnis, Indian Army, and of Mrs J. Finnis, of Roak Cottage, Dolgelley. and grandson of Colonel J. Finnii wito wm the first offioet (commanding 11th N.T.), who wae the first offioe* killed in bhe Indian Mutiny. Colonel Finnis waa born in February, 1870. and enterod the Army in 1889.

MEMORIALS U, SLATE. MARBLE, GRANITE A OTHER STONES, CHURCH BRASSES. MEMORIALS taken down, Lettered and Rar 1.1- fixed, by Experienced Workmen. HUMPHREY WILLIAMS, LTD., PENLON WORKS, BANGOR. Telephone) No. 48. Estd. 1828.

JStrtbs, hbarriaic3 a no ]Deatt)S Announcements of Births, Marriages, Deaths, and In Memoriam Notices (which must bl) authenticated and prepaid), are charged at tho rate of 29 6d for not more than fouk likkis, and 6d for each additional line. "Forthcoming Marriage" announcements 5a per insertion. Lists ot Wedding Presents and Funeral Wicaihs are inserted at the rate of 2s 6d per inch. "Acknowledgments" or •"Thanks" in Obituary Column 3.. per paragraph. BIRTHS. OWEN.—January 14th at Bryn Maclog, Met.aj Bridge, to Mr and Mrs W. Morris Owen, 11 son. WY f-i N LLOfD.—January lYt-h, at Ù j'IIHùU, Carnarvon, to Mr and Mi^ L. W. VVynn Lioyd. a daughter. NIARITIAGES. WILL5AMS—WRIGHT.—January 15th. fct Christ, Church, Waterloo, by the Rev. Canon Dickson, assisted by the Rev, E. VValbancke Jones, Hugh Price Williams, R.A.M.C., eon of Mr and Mrs John Williams, Unusgoch, Anglesey, to data YVimiroj, youngest, daugncer of Mr and Mrs Jonu S. Wright, Seatorth. WILLIAMS FOX—SMITH.—On January 1st, at St. Paul's Church, Colvvyn Bay (special lictnce), by the Rev. J. J. Morgan, Sidney Williams-Fox, R.E., son of the late Captain Wiliiams-Fox, A.S.C., to Eleanor, youngest daughter of tho late Goorgius Smith, Burton-on-Trent, and of Mrs Smith, Colwyri Bay. DEATHS. FINNIS.—From wounds received in action, January, 13-14th. 1916, Lieut.Colonel J. F. Fin- is, 56rd Sikhs ^.loiopouartkia Relief Force), ."or. ot the late Lieut.-Colonel Finnis, Indian Army, and of Mrs J. Einnis, of Rock CotWige, Dolgelley, and grandson of Colonel J. Emma (commanding llta iN.I.), who was the hist oltuir killed in the Itidiitu Mutiny. THOMAS.—Kiilod in action, in France, on tin 11th Jan., 1916, Seoond-Lieut. Trevor Thollt" 16th Battalion lloyal Welsh Fusiliers, youngesi son of Brigadier-General Owen Thomas and M.it Owon Thomas, of 21, York House, Kensington, W., and Anglesey, 111 his 19th year. WILLIAMSON. At the residence of hfr brofciier-in-law, 4, Norton-street, Bootie, Oil Friday, the L4tit January inst., Jennie William- son, eldest daughter of the late Mr G. Jonathan, Bettttniarl3, and widow of the late Thomas Wil- liamson. IN MEMORIAM. LORD.—In loving memory of Edith (Cisav). the only beloved daughter of Mr and Mfra Lord, Menai Storpt. Upper Bangor, who was laid to rest on the 22nd January. 1910. Awaka or aiteet) we are thinking of you, daughter dear, With the one thought--if you were but here; God took you so soon, in tho hour of your bloom, But His meaning will some day be dear. —From Father, Mother, Brother, and Friend.

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PORTDINORWIC. SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 34 lbs., 94 d 7 lbs., Is 7d; 35 lbs., 7s Sd.—Advt. PEItSONAL.-Aft,L-r a ehorfc visit to his parents (Captain and Mrs Richard Jones, Cartref*, Mr Rhys Wynn Jouru sailed for Montreal Imt woek. INSURANCE PANEL LIST.—At tho meet- ing of the Carnarvonshire Insurance Committee, &« ,>aetirday, the Clerk repot-bcd that, owing to the chemist at Portdmorwio ha ying withdrawn iltli name from the pan-el, the practitioner reeidiu>f in that locality had been laaked to diapenso be all insured per-.ons on his htsl BRYN MENAI LITERARY SOCIETY.- At, a meeting of this society. I aot week, an ad. drtto wiij) giren by the joØv. J. E. Ulligilm, B.A., B.D., on "Tho Prop hot an,i Ili.,i Mis- sion." Mr Owen Roberta, Sea View, pre- sided. ST. MARY'S CHURCH—At St. Mary's Chulrch Sunday School ftlr Edward Joikx. Fron Hyfryd. w-Is thankod for iiiw gift of a handbell (suitably inscribed) for the use of tho r.chool. Mr JouivH has actrd as oiipciinteodjMit of the school for many ye-arn, and his trOlfl timo to ti)n-o pre.-i<ent-ed a large number of books, etc,, for the use of tho feehoLu-s. Printed and Published for tho North Wale. Chroniclo Company, Ltd., by John Stevenson Edwards, at the "North Wales Chronicle" Office, Caxton House, High-street. Bangor, and at the "Chronicle" Office. High-street, Pork madoo, both in the County of Carnarvon, and at the Clofianyd^' 03Bee, Bridge- street. Lialigelfili. in the County of Anglesey, January 2lst, 1916.