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r I D. Williams & Co. Ltd. I Wine & Spirit Merchants, 334, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. ESTABLISHED 96 YEARS. I Telephone, 188. Telegrams, Old Vaaltt-

???—  ?? D? COUNTY THEATRE BANGOR To-night at 8 p.m. and To-morrow (Saturday) at 2-30 p.m. & 7 p.m. BABY MARIE OSBORNE A LITTLE RAY OF SUNSHINE. NEXT WEEK MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY, I ALL THE -LEADERS OF THE BRITISH STAGE —IN— 4. ol mA SKS AND FACES' From Charles Reade's Novel, PEG WOLFING TON. Spcd<d Prices for this *1 /O J 0 I? *4 including Attraction only: Tax. THURSDAY TO SATURDAY, BEAUTIFUL MARY MILES MINTER I I N— YOUTH'S ENDEARING CHARM FIVE PARTS. MATINEES WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY at 2-30. Nightly at 8 p.m. except Saturdays at 7 p.m. USUAL POPULAR I- PRICES: I AND I I Gde IdX. )j ,AM  I AND I U. TAX. corner PIGTUREDROME. Proprietor W. LEE. yroek commencing MONDAY SEPT. 3rd. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday: "A SOLDIER AND A MAN, 12th Episode (If "THE FANATIC." MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, at 2.30. ONE-REEL COMEDIES and DRAMAS CHANGED on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday: The Great Lavish and Go6t.lv Production, 'THE MILLIONAIRE BABY" 12'h Episode of "LAUGHING MASK Children under 14 not admitted unless accom- panied by an Adult, except at Matinees. Popular Prices: 3d 6d, and 9d, not including I War Tax. Soldiers admitted Half-price. Door. open 7. Commenoe At 7.30. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FRUIT GROWERS. SUGAR FOR FRUIT PRESERVING. THE Committee have undertaken on behalf of the Food Production Department of the Board of A rioult,ire the distribution in the County of ??.i,iiarvon of a limited quantity of white preserving sugar for Jam-making. The Sugar is available for purchase by growers of fruit only and not by purchasers of Wait. The price will be 7d pe.r lh. The amount available for each individual pur- chaser will not exceed jibs, for each pound of fruit grown by him for Jam. Not more than one application in respect of each house or fruit garden will be entertained. If the total amount applied for exoeeda the quantify allotted to the County eaoh a-pplleatioii will be proportionately reduced. Forms of application for purchase can be obtained from the undersigned or may be madie by letter (postage prepaid), which must state the following:— 'a) Name, address and description of applicant. (b) The amount in pounds of fruit estimated to be available for Jam-making and the quantity of Sugar applied for.- (c) That the whole of the estimated amount of fruit has been grown by the applicant, and that no portion h?s been or will be purchased by him or on his behalf. (d) That, no other application for Sugar under this scheme has been made by the applicant or on his behalf. Ie) That the Sugar purchased will be used for preserving the fruit grown by the purchaser and :or no other purpose. And the letter of application must be verified by the signature of a Magistrate, Clergyman. Mmiabef, or other responsible householder of the Parish in which the house or fruit garden is situate. Applications, accompanied by a remittance for the pr i ce of t!ie Stl,'L\ the price of the Sugiy applied for, must be sent to the undersigned ao ae to reach him not later than MONDAY, the 10th of SEPTEMBER, 1917. No application will be considered that does not fully comply with the above conditions. Applicants will be informed as soon as possible as to the date and arrangements for delivery of the Sugar. Purchase money will be refunded in case of non-delivery or reduction in quantity of amount of sugar applied and paid for. J. JONES MORRIS, County Offioes, Carnarvon. 29th August, '1917. c TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. A NEW START IN LIFE. TiHE Minister of Pensions has just sanctioned a JL Scheme for the training of disabled Soldiers ind Sailors as smallhQlders or skilled market gar- ieners at the Wr&iham Garden Village. The course of training extends over a period of at least twelve months, and will be in market' gardening on modern lirves, and in the cultivation of fruit and vegetables under glass. Discharged men in receipt. of a Pension who desire to take advantage of this course of training, which will be given by a fully qualified instructor, are in- vited to send in their applications to the Secre- tary, War Pensions Local Committee, 4, Overton Aroadc, Wrexham. Full allowances will be paid during the period of training, plus a bonus of 59 for each completed week of training. Men who take up this course will be assisted to eccure small- holdings or permanent employment wh-m their training is over. 50639p G ENEIZAL ACCOUNTANCY. Rent and Debt Collection. All Classes of Insurance. -Liew. D. Jones, House and Estate Ago.-it, \25, High-street, Bangor, 0 i PUBLIC NOTICE. O* ING to the retirement of the present Man- ager of their Branch Establishment at Llangefni 8nd to the difficulties attending sub- stitution, MESSRS Nl £ oN AND JARVIS regret to announce that after the 7th September next, their Branch Business at 8, High-street, Llangefni, WILL BE DISCONTINUED. II While tendering thoir kin-cere thanks to their numerous Customers for their kind patronage in the past, Messrs Nixon und Jarvia respectfully solicit a continuance of the same through their chief Establishment at BANGOR, where all orders entrusted to them will receive their careful at- tention. All sums due to their Llangefni Branch will after the above date be payable to them at Bank- Place, Bangor. Their Leasehold Premises at Llangefni will shortly be for Sale. August 27th, 1917. CITY OF BANGOR. TO CARTERS AND TEAM OWNERS. miTE SANITARY COMMITTEE of the CITY COUNCIL are prepared to receive TEN- DERS for the HOUSE SCAVENGING of the District, for a period of One, Two, or Three Years, at the option of the Committee. The Conditions and Specification may be seen on application at this Office. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the CHAIRMAN of the SANITARY COMMITTEE, and endorsed "HOeSE SCAVENGING," to be delivered to the undersigned, not later than noon on MON- DAY, 17th SEPTEMBER proximo. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By Order, JOHN GILL, Town Hall, City Surveyor. Bangor, 21st August, 1917. HOLYHEAD WATER WORKS COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 1 Haif-vearlv ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING' of the SHAREHOLDERS of this COMP ANY will be held at the OFFICES of the COMPANY, Stanley House, Market-square, Holyhead, on MONDAY, the 24th day of SEP- TEMBER, 1S17, at 2 p.m., to receive the Direc- tors Report and tiha Accounts of the Company for the Half-year ending the 30th June last, and to transact the business of an Ordinary General Meeting of the Company. By Order of the Direct ore. J. H. BURTON,. Chairman. P. BRIDDEN, Secretary and Manager. Holyhead, August 29th, 1917. c ST. PATRICK'S HOSPITAL, DUBLIN. i In addition to the Main Hospital in James's- street, the Governors have Branch Establishments at St. Edm jndsbury, Lucan, standing in a De- mesne of 200 Acres, and provided with every facility for the Curative Treatment of Mental Cases. The Mansion of St. Edmundsbury hM been adapted for the Treatment of Ladies, and a Villa specially built to accommodate a limited number of Gentlemen. Urgent Cases can be admitted to the Hospital on application to the Medical Superintendent, For further particulars, Forms, etc., apply to THE REGISTRAR, St. Patrick's Hospital, Jam'es's-street, Dublin. THE Business Training School, 137, HIGH ST., BANGOR. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING BOOK-KEEPING ARITHMETIC HANDWRITING ORTHOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE ANu OFFICE ROUTINE. The School re-opens on Tuesday, September 4th, 1917. A Prospectus with full particulars will be sent on application. MISS OLWEN ROWLANDS, F.R.C.O., L.R.A.M., GIVES LESSONS IN PIANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY. PUPILS succe-?fully pippar?d' for Examina- -P tions. CARNARVON VISITED. Terms on Applioation. Tawplan, Bangor. ¡J,950 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH WALES, BANGOR. (A CONSTITUENT COLLEGE OF THE VNIVERSITY- OF WALES). Principal: SIR HARRY R. REICHEL, M.A., LL.D. 1VeXT SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER 2nd, .L 1917. The College Courses are arranged with reference to the Decrees of the University of Wales they include most of the subjoots for the B.Se. Degree of the London Uiuvoreifey. Students may pursue their first year of MecS-oal Study at the College. There are Special Be pa;i-t,ni(-,ii.t.; for Agriculture, Forestry, attd Elec- trical Engineering; an Elementary Traiimi# Department for men and women, Und a Depart- ment for the training of Secondary and Kinder gar ten Teachers. Sessional Fee for Ordinary Arts Course, E15 h: for Science or Medical Course, S17 Is. The cos<t of living in lodgings itl Bangor has usually aver- aged from E20 to B50 for the Session. There is a Hall of Residence for Women Students, fee from Thirty Guineas for the Session, and a Hall for Men Students. At the Entrance Scholarship Examination (held annually in April) a number of Scholar-hips and Exhibitions, ranging in value from £40 toO £10 are open for competition. For further information and copies of the various prospectuses, apply to JOHN EDWARD LLOYD, M.A., c Secretary and Registrar. t UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH WALES, BANGOR. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPART- MENT. Professor of Physics: E. TAYLOR JONES, D.Sc. Drapers' Company's Assistant Lecturer and De- monstrator in Electrical Engineering: W. E. WILLIAMS, B.Sc. IN OCTOBER NEXT a systematic Course of Instruction in Electrical Measurement and Practical Electricity for Students proposing to enter the profession of Electrical Engineer will be commenced. The Physical La boratory is equipped with a Compound Steam Engine, con- tinuous and alternating current (single and three phase). Dynamos and Motors, Transformers, Secondary Battery, the most a pproved modern Measuring Instruments, and a Wireless Telegraph Installation. Fee for the Course, in ordinary oases, jS17 la per Session. Coat of living in Bangor for the Session (33 weeks) has usually averaged B20 to 1 E30. The Course extends over two Sessions. For prospectus and further information apply to J. E. LLOYD, M.A., Secretary and Registrar. Bethesda County School. Intermediate, Technical, Commercial, and Modern Education. Headmaster: D. J WILLIAMS, M.A., Late Senior Scholar Worcester College, Oxford; Goldsmith's Exhibition, First-class Honours Mathematical Moderations, Second-class Hon- ours Mathematical Finals. HIGHLY QUALIFIED, PERMANENT and i- VISITING STAFF. Fine jind Commodious New Buildings in an elevated and bracing situation, in the heart of Snowdonia, facing the famous Pass of Nant Ffrancon. Important Reduction of School Fees to P,3 per year, payable £1 per Term. Loan of School Book s 15s per year. NEXT TERM COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 1917. For Admission Forms, apply to the HEAD- MASTER, or to the Clerk to the Governors, ROGER EVANS, Solicitor, Bethesda. Friars School, Bangor. THE SCHOOLTWTLL RE-OPEN FOR THE AUTUMN TERM At 9.15 a.m., ON TUESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1917.. THE HEADMASTER will INTERVIEW A PARENTS at any time on MONDAY, the 17th. Inclusive Fee for Boarders, £ 45 a year (£15 a term). For further Particulars as to Admission, etc., application should be made cither to the HEAD- MASTER or to MR J. HUGHES ROBERTS. Clerk to the Governing- Body, 3, SNOWDON VILLAS, UPPER BANGOR Bangor County School FOR GIRLS. THE SCHOOL OPENS for the CHRISTMAS TERM on THURSDAY, the 20th SEPTEM- BER, 1917. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION will be held OA the 19th, at 10 a..m.. and the HEAD- MISTRESS will soo PARENTS on the 18th, Irom 3 to 6 o'clock. For particulars as to BOARDING and TUITION FEES apply to J. HUGHES ROBERTS, o Clerk to the Governors. SCHOOL BOOKS. LITTLER'S NEW and; SECOND-HAND BOOKSELLER, UPPER BANGOR, close to Friars and County School for Girls, is the most reliable Establishment for Supplies. Daily communication with Publishers' own Warehouses, ensures the best possible despatch. IADIES' BLANCHARD'S PILLS are un- 11 rivalled for all IrrE'gnlaritiœ, etc. they speedily afford relief-, and rever fail to alleviate all sulfering. They supersede Pcnnyroyat, Pil Coohia, Bittor Apple, etc. Blanchard's are the Best of all, Pills for Women." Sold in Boxes, Is ld, by Boots' Branches, Timothy White's Branches, and all Chemists; -,r post freo, same price, from Leslie Martyn, Ltd., Chemists, 34, j Dalston Lane, London. Free Sample and valu- t >blo Booklet, post free, Id stamp. Q t i.i i ■ f KENDAL MG M Ii  t:f- 1lMI!f_j PTLLNE co"' i Manchester 4 IKlVITt INSPECTION OF THEIR!. fcmrsisHED Specimen Rooms, & Spacious Smow Rooms Containing THe LATEST Productions L lti ARTISTIC FURNITURE DRY WEATHER PLAYS HAVOC WITH WHEELS OF'ROAD VEHICLES. The wood shrink-the tyre expands.— A spoke in Cinte saves mm. We are real Experts in WHEEL REPAIRS. PRACTICAL AND OF LONG STANDING. J. & R. ROBERTS, 'saa* M?? J Museum BANGOR WHEELWRIGHTS, usenm, CASTLE HOTEL, BANGOR. Oldest & Best. Most Central Officially appoin*eci AA, R.A.C., & A.C.UI FREE GARAGE. CARS for HIRE. Under Entirely English Management. Taleplione 1S1, CITY LIVERY GARAGE has ?'' Hir,, En,z 1 6 Sater. U??BBTT'? Y t tLat?w&?ME?V T WRHsa £ =. Landautette?, and EngHsh Touring Cars by the best makers. Decorated Car3 for Weddings. Fourteen years' thoroughly experienced OhauUoUA-i. licmoaable charges. Proprietors- Joax O.vmx Jfc Sjx. Jones BROS.' GARAGE, Telephone 143. BANGOR, I See Large Advert. R. A. 0, OFFICIAL REPAjRg. 1 Af4 Iff I Tel- Opposite the I OPENED and CLOSED CASTLE GARAG -?r-. ?i I CATHEDRAL. CAKSforHIRE. REPAIRS and OVERHAULS. Tyres, Petrol, Grease and <i! ktms.ock.  Tuition in Driving, Running Repairs, and Mechanism. PfOpnetor: H.FLE?TCHER. Evaus Roberts IRONMONGERS, BIRKETT'S STORES, BANGOR. E. & R. are offering the following Special Lines for a short time :— Garden Wheelbarrow 24/- GalvanizedWTire-Netting 3-ft. x 2-in. I a, for 50 yds. Enamelled Tea Bottles 6d. each. India Rubber Sponges 5id. Cocoa Brooms Sd. Bass Brooms u BARNON Fire Fitment 5/6. Suit Cases in Great Variety. Granite Fibre Trunks. Mangles £3 5s. Od. "LION" CYCLES. CASH OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Signed Guarantee for all time. Packed in Crate Free and Carriage Paid. SINCE 1905 I have a?vert?&d in this paper and ?9 have made and sold over 20,000 Machines. NO EXTRAS; Bell, Pump, pad everything in. cluded. Carriage paid. YOU CAN HIDE and TEST the MACHINE for TEN DAYS IF YOU DO NOT APPROVE I PAY ALL CARRIAGE. I have thousands of Testimonials. Write to-day for Copies and Catalogue with Illustrations and full Specification. George Beatson, Ltd., Lion Cycle Works" 84, M 0 S E LEY S T R E E T, BIRMINGHAM. Furniture Remover. HENRY JONES, FRIARS SLATE WORKS, BANGOR, Is now carrying 'on business 1'3 Furniture Remover, Carting Contractot. etc. Large Vans available, and estimate free on application. Drapery and Gents' Outfitting. We hold a Good & Varied Stock at prices very considerably under those of TO-DAY. Griffith & Hughes, DEVON HOUSE, HIGH STREET. BANGOR. Tk« Furnishing Problem -Solved. I HOW can I increase the pur- 8 1 *• chasing power of every I pound which I am about to spend | on Furniture ? I The solution of that problem will be 8 found in our free catalogue and our Showrooms. While we only supply artistic, aturdily-built furniture, our perfect manufacturing and se ling organisation enables us to quote prices that are much below those charged elsewhere for the same articles. No matter whether you J Furnish for Cash J "°r Convenient I I I Pagment Sgstem | I your money will go farthest if you I purchase from us. j Facts worth noting. We allow 2/- in the A discount for Cash. 8 Payments can be arranged to suit Customers' i convenience. B No objectionable agreements to sign. I Every Article manufactured under our own I direct control and supervision. We pay carriage to all partil Goods delivered in Private Vans. Every Furnishing Requisite supplied. Good Value and .,ifid Customers account for the phenomenal growth of our business.  unh6itaticgly Guarantee. „r, the price of any article that does not give absolute satisfaction. W Write or call for Catalogue. "W GLOBE Furnishing Go. J (J. R. GKANT, Proprietor). Pembroke Placeg LIVERPOOL. Business Hours 9 to 8. Early Closing. Saturday 1 p.m. Ral'way Faro Allowed. RABBIT-NETTING.—Long Field Nets Lines complete, in brown, green, and tan colour; aleo Purse Nets and Special Netting Twiree. List Samples free. E. Parnall and Co., Netting W Qrb, Bedminster, BrifitoL. p No Shopping after Six o'clock or between One and T p.m. daily. or between One and T%-q p.m. daily. JARVIS & FOSTER. BANGOR —— — fcstablishea 102 yssvsj 'Phone I VI. M. A. CROOKS' DEPOT FOR FIRST-CLASS SERVICE BOOTS FIELD BOOTS. Repairs by Practical Workmen. 2 2 2, High Street, Bangor, Menai Bridge. AGENT FOR- The"K,M "LOTUS," "DELTA," "SAXONE" "FOOTGLOVE," Dk. JAEGER'S," "BiiCTIVE*" ETC., ETC. J. MOUNTFORT,???? "CRAIGFRYN,    Colliery Aaerit* neaiei m GARTH, ^pfe>>^ GARTH, BANGOR. 6oa? J?ere?ant and Wholesale ?? Retail I Best Drawing-room Coal,    — Kitchen Coal, Huts, Slack, ? Steam Coal and Coke.   ??   ?? Best Staffs. Derbyshire and Welsh ?????r   ? Coals always in Stock. Special Quotation for 4-Ton Lots ani True': Loais. A Trial Order is solicited All Enquiries promptly attended to. I SOMETHING NEW IN BABY CARRIERS AS USED BY THE FRENCH MOTHERS. BRING YOUR BABY AND TRY IT. JONES BROS., 71, High Street, BAIMGOR. HUMPHREY WILLIAMS, Ltd., Telephone, j 48. J [ Penlon Monumental Works, BANGOR. I Established, 1823. BXJILDEB'S MBROECAlSrTS. Large Stock of BRICKS, CEMENT PLASTER, GROUND MORTAR. and SANITARY WARE. Grates, Ranges, Tilo Kerbs and Hearths, Enamelled Slate Mantelpieces White-Glazed Scullery Sinks. Grindstones, 24-in. to 36-in. diameter. ??*?*????*?'?'?*?'?"*?*??'?*?*?*?*???*??'?*?——'?-?-'??-?*-——???—-<  Mtltttlil+Xi Till ^1, £ .1 1 TAKE 1 waning when the following symptoms make their appearance :-bil'ous- H ? ness. acidity, constipation, depression of spirts, flatulence, declining S ? appetite, headache. loss of energy, restlessness at night and heaviness 2 during the day? Generally speaking, these are indications that all is not 2 M well with the digestive system. Take the necessary steps to remedy H j0j matters. Before another day passes seek the assistance of joj EG w iffA'? ILLS n  ? which will speedily relieve these unpleasant feelings, generally due to H ? complications arising from a isordeped stomach, and bring about a ? ?" ? radical change in the General Health. For many years this excellent ? *1 preparation has been universally acknowledged to be a first-class remedy 5 for digestive troubles. They improve the powers of nutrition and thus E Hi enable the body to benefit to the full from trie food taken. Anyone who M 73 is at all troubled with ailments originating in derangement of the 5 53 stomach, liver and bowels is urgently advised to take Beeeham's Pills I AND MARK THE DIFFERENCE! 73 Sold everywhere in boxes labelled Is-3d and 3s-0d. mum T41TM