The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

— THE WEEK'S CITY NEWS. BANGOR. FRIDAY MORNING. A VERY EXTENSIVE, DISPLAY of Real Skunk Fur Sets, prices from a guineas to di Kuineaa, at W. O.WiH'ams, Manchester House, Ban?or Impc,llOlI solicited. Value guaranteed. At .-48 to 350a, High street. Telephone 74. LUAH. nd your Sugar Card to the juaii who lias supplied HIS regular Customers with their FULL allowance of Sugar all through — the Sugar Crisis.—G. Tegid Davit*, 21, Higti- atreet. Tel. 129. KYFFIN SUPPLY STORES, BANGOR.— Tfad up-to date Grocery and Provision Stores. iNotcd for Quality, C loanliness, and Courtesy. Proprietor; VV. R. Jones. M. ROSEN.—A Grand Display of Auttimi Mttiincry. also latest stylo Heavy Coats, are now shown at Railway Shop, lhgh-street, Bangor.— Advc. STRINGER, MARKET HALL, tuys Glass, jjauce, fickle and VVino Bottles, and Jam Jars, for cash.—Advt. SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRIES and buy JJritam s Bust Alargarino and save fifty per cent, in your butter Dill, at Humphreys' Stores, Upper B;lllgor -Add. bNOVVDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: 3jiba. Bags, 62 d; 7lbs. Bags, la 5d. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.—Mr W. 0. Jones' New Lecture, November 12th, 191 t. ",ateii.- Advt.

DEAR BACON —Yesterday Irish bacon was retailed m local grocers' shops at 2s 4d a lb. SliK.VlON FOil .Si CDEN iS. -Tiie re was a iargi) congregation at the Cathedral, on Tuesday nigut, wnou the Rev. G. C. Wilton, rector 01 tit. Anna's, Sotio, London, doiiveired a sermon to | students. AGRANTS SCARCE.—Since tho outbreak of war there has been a marked deorease in the number of trarnpd. According to a report pre- sented to ta-e Guardians, on today, only rive were relieved lust month, compared with 16 for the corresponding month of iast year. CHRIS'I'M AS DINNER FOR WORKHOUSE INMATES.—At Friday's meeting of the Board of Guardians it was decided to allow the usual Chnotma? dinner to the inmates of tho work- Citi-i6tmas ciiritier W the LrLinated of the wor k NORMAL COLLEGE CHORAL SOCIETY.— The members of tins society have commenced re- •bearsing Pergolessi s Stabat Mfttur, and lien- <• tku's Legend of Bregenz," for female voices. "OCR DAY" COLLECTION. -A further sum of 15s 4d has been received from the sale of flags m schools, making a total of £ 80 lbs 3d. The following names should be added to the collectors with the barrel organ: Miss Y. Elias, Miss Pierce and Scout Grierson- ENGLISH WESLEY AN CHAPEL.—Harvest festival services we-iro held Oil Sunday, the preacher being the Rev. D, Gwyniryn Jones. At a special service in the afternoon Mr Gwyn- trv 11 ^one$delivered an au-Uress, tile chairman being Air J. Lloyd Edwards. On Monday even- ing Mr Gwyniryn Jones gave his lecture on Nlt- J. U. Bacuii presided. RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HALL— At a mooting of the Literary and Debuting Class on Friday, Mr Rowlands presiding, a paper OIL "ix/rd Roberts" was read by JVUSS Ivubie Owen, W eat Ei.d, and part m the discussion was taken by Mrs 1. F. Roberts, Messrs \V. S W il- Brown, VV. T. Williams, and 1'. Brown. On Aluticit, tile usual cnoir practice Win beld. >lA'lK1MONIAL.- At the Bethesua Calvmistic JVleUiodist Otiapel, New-street, Moid, on Mon- day Uiu mainage looJt piaco ol Mr i nomas Betus, Cao March, and Miss Williams, for some yeais district nurse at Mold. Nurse W illiams, wno is H. native of JJangor, was given away by her faiher, Capt. Williams, of Lpper Bangor. 'Lhe Rev. G. pastor, othu- lRLBCNAL APPEAL. At tho Carnarvon- shire Appeal Tribunal on luesclay, the father 01 Archie -kifui-(i l18). milker end farm hand, Wern Farm, Pentir, appealed against the reful of the Ogweiv Tribunal tc. grant him exemption. It was stated that the County Agricultural Com- mittee did not recommend exemption as the youth not w holly employed on the farm. .Exemption allowed to December 31st. THE RAINFALL. -The valitfalt (ittring Oc- tober is registered by the Borough Engineer (Mr Gill) as 7.5 inchee, compared with 6.04 inches for October, 1916. It was generally thought tha,t last montlh was one of the wetteet on record, but it was eolipeed by August, w'hen thj rainfall waa 7.39 inches. In August, 1916, the rainfall was 2.9 inches. In Bettresdia the rainfall registered in August was 13.29. Mr Gill &itat03 that more rain tell during tho finjt sevon moint-bs of this aj) t JL34S.. AinetWiL '»"U" 110; UVUUIoMJ.lI(!IJ on pa;ta.te of & I aiiild at the Qairnairvonstoiro and Anglesey In- firmary, Dr. J. E. Thomas, Bangor, ia suite-ring from sove-re blood poisoning. On enquiry at hw i».'sidenco thie irvo-rmirtg, we were informed that there is an improvem-emt in hia oondttiion, and that he had a fair night. We trust that Dr. Thonla.s will make an early and complete re- covery. THE STORM. —Surprisingly little damage was done by- the storm which swop>t over the diietricit o. Monday .night. The wind blew with hurri- oant. force, and. rain dcecendi-* in torrents. Be- yond b!;e dislodging of a few „b.teis from ¡ oufs and Miappti. ot brattolies of trees, no damage was done. The low-lying fit-Ida oif Gai'th-road Viere flooded. MARKET PRICES. —The following were the prices at the mt-.rket, this morning. Butter' 2s 2d per lb. egfs, 3 for Is potatoes, 14iba. for Is; cabbages, 2d aiuj 3d each cauhllovvers, 3d to 4d each; eprouta, 4d per caircits, Id per lb. turnips, 51b.<>. f,.r 3d; paif.srups, ld pnr lb. or.'Lous, 5d per lb. celery, 4d to 5d a i-rtick appLes, 4d to 5d per lb. pt-ans, 6d to 8d per lb. tomait-oes>, Is per It). diamsona, 5d por lb. 1: and foreign grinje.i. Is per lb. Y.iLC.A HUT W BF.K.—If there is one in- stitution more than another over which Tommy shows enthusiasm and expends appreciative ad, jectives it is the Y M.C.A., and from November 4th 10 November 10th residents of Bangor will • have an opportunity of showing in a "tangible way what they think of it. With the Mayo- (Mr R J. Williams) as president, Ilrs .\1. II Morris as treasurer, and Mr Herbert King ili secictayy. a ccn-nnttoo has arranged a Y.,Nl.C,.A Hut Week 111 the city, starting next Sunday and -c ending. on the following Saturday. House-to- houde collections are to be made for the huts, which are used by one million soldiers and sailors each day. while it takes L600 to keep the work going each day FORTHCOMING SPY" CARTOON SALE. -At the recent "Spy" cartoon in London, £ 105 wa3 paid for a copy of "Spy's" cartoon of the late King Edward, when Prince of Wales, in yachjtiurg costume; JElUC being paid for a. second copy. Two of the-e cartoons of King Edwa d will be included in the coming "Spy" oal tOOIl tale a,t Bangor, in aid of atid Bod.lor,d,e,b \.A.D. Hospitals. Some two thou- sand otihr-rs, including caifcoons of the Prime Mia.stc-r, and other celebritties, and several local ct-lebiutit- will also be included. I'hd oarttoona are an anonjmoud gift to the hospitals. WAR SAVINGS.—A mec-tiiig of members of the War Savings Association formed at Sulem, Hi-rael, was held in that chei-pet OIl Mondlay night, the object b€n,g to secuire an inenrase of membership and to induce the members to con- tribute more frequently, and, if possible, to in- crease their cubcoriptions, to stimulate tbd sales of War Savings Certificates and Exchequer Bonds amongst all classes of tibe public, and to secure the succe;^ of a combiaied mete-ting of member., of all the Associations in the Bangor a rca. Alr Dulyn Davies presided. A very satisfactory report was read by the energetio secretary, .Mr Hugh T. Jones, Garth-road, who, by his untiring eiforts, has made thio Associa- tion one of the moet Houi'«hing wi the city. Ad dresses were delivered by the Mayor (Mr H, J. Williams) and the Rev. H. Rees Davies. Hearty votes of thanks wore passed to the speakers, the Chairman, and the Secretary GROCERS, BAKERS, AND CONFEC- TIONERS' ASSOCIATION. A special meeting was held tills week to discus the ques- tion ot making bread wilt'h potatoes. The Secretary (Mr Burnell) was Asked to write to the National Bakcll\9' Aa-ociation, suggesting 'the present price of G.R. lfour be lnniu^ve of delivery. Several members complained of the scarcity of coke, and it-he Secretary was instruct- ed to write to the Lighting Committee of the City Council, asking that preference should be given to bakers wlien coke is sold. It was de- cided to ask the 'public not to puircbase more than one week's supply of food, so that tiadr-s- men can evenly ctltilunbute tiieir stock. It waa stated that, as the Food Controller had fixed pitces for cash, there was .great scarcity of mar- garine m Bangor, la"t week. CONCERTS AT THE HOSPITALS —At the Military Hospital an enjoyaOle concert wa? given on Tuesday night by Mr J. E. Lewis' party. Miss Alice Cameron, Mr Ar'-hur llumphnea, Mr H. T. Jones, Mr Lewis, and Mr W. Haydn Evans each contributed many i-.eiiis, which were very well received and highly appreciated by the pat ients. Nlr Lewis' party visited Bodlondeb Hospital on Friday, and in thpir usual happy manner contributed to the enjoyment of the patients, who look forward to a return vi-ut of tho entertainers. At the Penrhyn Cottage ■ V.A.D. Hoapitai yes^/rday (Thursday) en-eliiiig an enjoyable concert was given by Mr J. Shitw s party, under the presidency of Mr W J. liobDins. iho following took partMrs Owen Owen. Miss K. Owen, Messrs J. Shaw, E. Wil- i an?, Turnbull, ard Master W. H. William", lhe accompam.t was Nurse Whitloe'c bH_ OOTING HOMING PIGEONS At 't? CU v' .n Tue.d.ay. ^g^rates CU rk Sir Hrlf; feud a iet.?r trom the Homo !O>ffl ffic caTl r mg atten.t.ic? to the fact that the FJe d COmlylalldiI l?g-I;')-Ciii-ef Home Forces i?.i repented to the Department ti?t a coi& able number of case$ had recently been reported of the shooting of carrier and homing pi°vcns by member ot the public. Reasons were gIN-eii in the letter wny the hootlllg of ólICIt bi.rctLs j«'hToh iil,l be prohibited. lr \ïnn)ljt l:omt.ed out. thal sportimen might snoot these pigeons quite ilIno- cently, and it. behoved them to exe,-c;ce e\ l'l-Y ca re. PENilliYN COTTAGE V.A.D. HOSPITAL. 'I'll ?ina gra_etuUy acknowlpd?d for w c?- ending c ?, ing Thursday, November lst.Mis=i b T? T fena.. handkerc.h.fs; Ah. Fergu?n??d,?' ?bbages.Mrs Gajto„, h?- j°?' Jone.. appi? and veg(.tabje mar.?- ? j.?. suN,  hand- kercW,; M,, L!oyd Willi.™  Mr J. 1). Jones, hand?-rchtets' F. ?  tion- 'Mrs  Y\)) ?' ?"?o"?' "ti'.o mi 5'0n' L!y" Ct'lv-i., haridjterd,ie'f. The following would he much appreciated Eggs, oatmeai. v?tab:? jam ??"'??- bodloxdeb RED cross hospitai I ml 11  1OItOWlJ1g ?,"ft-s ,h;nc oet'n mÜt'Jt gl'atefuiLv fece lve-l :-36 Üuck e-¡;gs, Lady Philipson &to'v\'(:' »ack of apple, Lady HuHuntt^°'row °"  Colonel Cotton. two  p.e:.t.t.J.tr h"+:I, 1\'1" =- .ÇL", Ut. tl? R. Ila\-ik'.i: "i': sr-. ?.t.b?'?.??-?? It   4011)5, app!?. M.? ?t T?:  '?,?'?"? Mr. J?-ker?.?h; iH?r?ed papers \l* Barti?y and JÙllatioll f:om th*' Bangor J<.xh,b?.? Committee, per M? L?p??, The following g'ft? would be muvL ?.pr?- -Egg,?, ri, cuc?a, and c-om?e A nM?c.tjoyabie cantwt wm arranged ?'?, unfort?a.tc-Iy, was onmM.?d I?t ?7,k, by Mir Jonc, M^a-i Hr_d?. ?.t?f by Mr I" Ed4^ a.nd AT Hugh Roberts. On the 27?"I a PO?w.'r, ?ucn wa niu-oh apprecia?d, Was ?,?n by M.? Cam.ro,. Mrs Le??. and Mr Hum- ^plhnJ e>.s. Many thanks wee due to aM tihoae takinc part in bofu concert-s for great kindlier in giving ihem. WOMEN'S FOOD PRODUCTION LEAGUE —An entertainment organised by the members ot tho League was hctd on Saturday night in tho 1 .M.C.A. Cymnasmnt Uoom. which was tax?d to its utmost capacity. The first half of the programme was of a misce-llaneous. character, and the following took part :—Aliss Al. ^Elias, Airs Lowe, Airs F. Humphreys, an 1 the girls of St, I Mary s National School. After the interval a short addres was delivered by Airs G!owc-s, of the A.O.S., on the work of Women's Institutes. The second half was dovoted to a performance of Britannia," written by Aliss A. Williams, of. Penrhyndeudraeth. The characters were taken by the following:—Britannia, Aliss Sedgwick- h'ar Mi39 May Hughcs; Motherhood, Mi.M Tay!or (St. Mary's CoUegc! and Patriotism, Aliss Ki,ty Roberts. There were also groups re- presenting Women's national scrvie^ agriculture thrift, organisation and co-operation, represented by the children of Glanadda, St. Alary's, and Upper Bangor Schools, the leaders being the Misses E. Griffiths, Chapman, Lena Dobhs, and I E. Thomas. Tho entertainment was in every way successful and each item evoked louJ ap- plause. MILITARY NEWS. I I Garmirvon.shire Volunteor Regiment, has obainect t-bo .first-class eertiiicate at the We&torn Com- mand School of Alusketry. Gunner O. J. Hugihes, R.G.A., of Trellan, has been home on leave from Fiance. Gunner Hughie Oweiij R.G.A., who was a prominent member of the local football team, has been home from France. The Military Medal has been awarded to Pri- vate J. Williams, R.E., Frondeg-street, 'for carrying wounded under heavy shell fire. His oldest brother gained a similar distinction some months ago. Sapper Edward Owen, R. E., son of Air Joseph Owen, 23, Well-street, has been home on leave for ten days. Sergt. F. C. Wilkinson, son of tho late Sergt.- Iajor-IIlsrructor Wilkinson, has been to Ban- gui- oti leano. He is whh the R.G.A. Private Hugh JJoyd, of Britannia-street, and Private J. Williams, son of Air W. S. Williams, Fron-aquaro, have been home' for a few days leave. Corporal W Parry, R.G.A., eldest son of Air and Airs R. Parry, 103, High- street, has been I gassed, and is now iii a Stockport hospital. Sapper G. C. Phillips, youngest son of Air and" Airs Phillips, 25, Britannia-street, after serv- ing eighteen months in France, is homo on short leave. Air R. S. Williams, Ingledene, Bangor, has been home for a short stay prior to his entering a cade-c corps in Ireland. Corporal John Tudor Roberts, R.W.F., son of Air Tudor Roberts, Grand Lodge, Laiidcgal, has been wounded and is in hospital in France, lie is reported to be progreSSIng favourably. Lieut. D. N. Hughes, of tto local Recruiting Office, has been transferred to Wrexham. The staff of the office have presented him with a silver cigarette case and a silver ash tray. Sapper Harry Ball, R.E., professional of the Bangor Golf Club, has been wounded by shell in the left, hand in France. He is now in hos- pital in England. The Ha.g of the fn?ver?ty Col:c?-ge of 1\ (wth W ales Wac> Pown at "laf-m a,6,t to-c?a.v in memory of a fGnm?c,t- atuderjc— Pilvate R. W. Morris Hampdhjre Regiment, who has bc-en hjiled in action in France. A refid'em of Siingiapore, he cams to the college in 1913, and remained until 1915, w hat lie enlisted. News has been received flat Private T. P. Rmwbotttom, Lanea;h"'re Fustfilcrs, formerly a linotype opera-tor at \ho "North Wales Chron- icle" office, has been killed iin actjion. Dccr^ed, who was 30 years of a.ge, leaves a widow and one ohild. I WEDDINGS. I At St. Alary 's Ciiuruh, on Tue. Jay, the mar- rLage took p>iac-e of Air Rhbt'it David Rc>'j»rt», ^Vii/XihJriakelr, Pool-street, Cai'narvon, and Airs An,nee Gocwrgina Jones, tote of Glyn-road, Ban. gor. The Vioar (tli-e Hey. J. C. Alorriee, M.A.) aad tho Curate (the Rev. Reei Jonts, B.A.) dlï. cjajted. 'I!ii-o main!- I:Lge took place at St. Alary's Cl¿¡rdJ, Oil Wedaieiidav, otf Air Filank Eve;rar<l Co.cper, OrnndToad, and Aldiis Agnce Jones, dauybtt-r of Alins M. Jonc-i, 27, Orme-incxul., Tha \eur and Cuirate offieiaitod. Tai vjolz place, yeitemday, c,t St. David's Churchs the Rev. 1. Le-wis Join ?, M.A., olfiuiatiiiiig, of Corpc-rial H. P. G. Gouec^ cf the CWiadiaras, your'g^at ton of Airs uod'.Kr, But. kciloy Anns H,;ltcll, Weiit Eied, to Al'ss E'jie Udale, diaught^r of Air and Airs A. L'date, Eus- ton-iP.xid, Ban.gcir. The bi'lde was giwn away by iicr talShcr; Air Ernest Go-dfbe.r, brotilie-r of the bilidte-groom, acted as bc-ft man; and 3»liss Lily Udaia was the bride imaid. Cargxwal UoÚbc who is home on 1E"ave from France, hais been on ootive serv ice fin.ee the ou/tbrtak of w-ii-r. | WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC GUILD. I  Tho committee of the local Women s PairioUc Guild, of which the Alayoress (Alls 11. J. Wil- liams) is president Airs Al. ii. Alorris, Glyn Afo-ri, treasurer, and Alr» King, Cao Top, secre- tary, have just issued their third annual report, winch .-Hates that in the past year, with only u short inter\al during tho summer vacation, 6he working parties had met regularly from week to week, and the record of work done showed with what success the meetings had been at- tended. They had been ablo to provide-for those serving on the sea, in tho lield, and in the ho-tpitals, 224 flannel shuts and vest.s, 1257 pairs of socks, 57 helmets, 283 mufflers, 152 pairs or mittens and gloves, 33 mosquito nets, 136 sun shields, 140 anti-vermin vests (specially sprayed), 140 limb pillows, 49 pairs of hospital slippers, 22 pairs of operation stockings, 49 pairs of bed socks, 530 bandages, 115 stump covers, and 971 hospital bags, the whole comprising 41-5iS articles. The catholicity of the Guild's interests was shown by the distribution of the comforts made among the following orgatiisaUions and individuals:— Comforts, bandages, and hospital dressings to the French Wounded Fimergency Hospitals and to Southport Cottage* Hospital; and hospital bags to Lady -Smith Dorrien. Woollen comforts were bent through Airs Lloyd George for the benefit of Welsh troops; also to tho Military Forward- ing Officer at Havre for the use of the British Expeditionary Force in France; woollen shirts and socks to the Serbian prisoners of war; socks, mufflers, gloves, and helmets to the Navy League for the use- of our men at sea, socks for men discharged from the hospital at Rouen and aiso to individual Bangor wJdiers on application. In addition, sun. shields and mosqui'o nefls had been despatched for use in Egypt and Meso- potamia. Voluntary workers' badges in recognition of work done had been awarded by the VVar Offieo to 165 members. In addition to the ordinary work of the Guild, two flag days had been organised, one for the sailors realising £ 40 4s 9d and tho other for Welsh troops which brought in £ 60. Reference is made to the success of the war savings movement and thanks arc accorded Air Cumming for his kindness in packing parcels for despatch to the various destinations. The balance sheet shows a credit balance of £ 27 19s. I GARTH SCHOOL. I On Tuesday afternoon Airs Alary Dav ies, Mus. Doc., visited Garth School to hear the ehildten singing a number of folk-songs. The Headmaster (Air W. R. Jones), in wel- coming Airs Davies, said that the staif and the children were proud that she had found time to visit them. They were Itlso proud of the fact that her late husband, Air W. Cadvvaladr Davies, was an old pupil of Garth School. Air Davies did much in his day to render it easier for the boys and girls of the present generation -o make their malk in the worid as he had do: Airs Davies also took a deep interest in all mattess pertaining to education was a member of many educational bodies, and as president of the Folk-sollg Society she had done a .great deal t-o popularise "Alawon Gwerin" in tne schools of to-day, Sho had shown her iiheresU ill Garth School before, and had presented it, in memory of her late husband, with a copy of the seal of the University of INales, designed by Sir Ediward Burne-Joues. After the choir, conducted by Air S. D. Wil- liains, the senior assistant master, and accom- panied by Miss V. Crowther, the senior assis- tant mistress, had sung several folk-songs, Airs Davies addressed the children and complimented them 011 their beautiful siyging. She said what a treasure these folk-songs were and how easdy they were learnt by apt pupils. The debt of the nation to Dr. Lloyd Williams for having foulId or unearthed these gems was very great and the wo,'d." sung that afternoon were excel- lent. The tunes, she was sure, would be re- membered by the children for ever, and the words probably would remain in their minds for a long time. The tunes and words were much better than many of tho songs imported from abroad, and which had for too long a period been sung in the schoolg. She was gizitl to see that the spirit of Young Wales was so much to [he fore in the old school and was glad also tlizit. tiie success of the school under its present staff remained as of old. At the end of her address Airs Davies sang a few yersos of the song "Cwvd dy galon," and when she finished, the children vociferously cheered her. Afterwards the Chairman of the -Alai iifrrci-s (Air H. 0. Hughes) gave some reminiscence's of tho period when lie was a pupil a- Guitli at the same time as Air Cadwaladr Davies. He also sang a song, "Heaven is my home," one of the songs he had learnt; when he was a pupil under Air Edmunds, the first headmaster of Garth School. This evoked vehement cheers from all present.. Airs Hughes jn a few remarks said that what lii'lc girls played at long ago was -The Eisteddfod," and the bone of conrteniion always used to be A,Iiic-li of tlio. pllylllg act the part of Aliss Mary Davies, who was at (Kcii- 11 rv>.i tn mrto-t 3 i»irs Davies was I warmlv thanked for her co;dinued interest in the school. LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. I COUNTY THEATRE. I '• Ofcheir People's Aloney" proved a papular film for tho" initial half of t1h wc-ek. It was a detec- tive t'tcry cast in raicfluT an original mould and abounding in thrill". Far tine ro=it of tlx; week, "A Bau-gh-tor c-f the Wc.od will bc T:ut oil. It a film full of hiwrt intclA;, Tire programme will include another t>f -the fine" H'Uito-ry of the War" picture; It is tame time samx? we have had ia screen play I wi,t;|i such a pretty eejntjiiritent as The Sh:ine Girl," which will be the leading attraction for the fir;t half of next week. At the present mo- ment, when anything' tiba-.t t-emftj t.o clear ,away dtpre;-»ion is eo Cfijeiit'iah sudh- a piotur-e is mc:e than irver welcome. "The S'hi.ne Girl," like so mor.y otivrr I'lia-rihowTO•.pu'bjeote, wi.! I "PP"J i with equal to old and young. The plat is »*-h'g^ t and the ?toiy y foll'owed, bunt- it cap- t'vette.? by its very simplicity. Tire it,home really deals with the pfcilosoplby of bapprnc-s«, and the a-utiior attempts it-o <JLiive homo to us tlnat 01W journey afteir that illusive qualiiiy will be ill vain if we dio not first seek what is really kov to iw-ppdiuv-ts—cor.tentm'c-nit. The little s-hino girl, a .bootblack, who briigbtens the he-a-rts. of lier eu-s- tomcr.3 03 well as yhiining their shoes, and wlw is I t a? g si l loe6 a.?. d AN-4113 is always happy and saraK-ng, is a delightful o;vu- t' c)l), and in the very capable hands of }l.> Gladys Huicttc Jnoida and retuiiis tire sympathies of the audience Local theaibre-goers will remember little Ethel- ma.?' Oakhnd as -tite ThatiIwu?rCtth v?n-ono{ George Eliot's novel, "Silas Alai-ner which wa? one of t?e suco&s&e?. of Itt?t 6u,m- c. .)

NEWSPAPER STOCKS. THRBATEXEI* »UOHTAGE OF PAPER (From Circulation Manager and Ailn rtim /•.) In the leading article, in a recent issue of the Daily T< b j<rai>!i ti IJoto of warning was sounded in "egard to the shipping position which should have been notedt by all consumers of paper, in the article referred to the poin raised was "were as many new ships being turned out to compensate for thoso lost by the action of sub- marines and nuncs." It sought to prove that the country had fewer ships, and llm. if the losses continued in the future as in the past the shipping position would not- be as souud as it is JIOW d plill) 1() tile A?. the pr?pnt jnomen': paper and pulp to tho extend of !t;s? than one-third of that which wc.a' imported in 1914 is allowed to come into th? country. On all sides is seen how publishers have reduced their consumption, some by way of re- duced si/c-5, r-ome by increasing the price and lessening cireulaiion. But fhe quantity of paper, despite these great reductions, still being used is considerably in excess of the 30 per coin, of the 1914 quantity. As has been emphatically stated in this paper 011 several occasions, too mi.ri, yjprr -«,• bany by the I'ross. The shipping situation does not indicate that in the immediate future a better time will come in regard t,) paper supplies. It is certain that the pinch in supplies will be further accentuated before very long. There have been decisive warnings recently as to what the tendency of events will be. The shipping position, of course, ii tilt) nnirl reason, while the price of news paper fixed by the Paper Commission a(, 4ld. per Ib,s another (Jear indicatioll. There has not been, of course, any mention or hint- thai, paper and pulp imports will be fiu diet reduced, but it is cerfain that if the shipping position does not impiove it is also cor- j tain that imports must be cut down. Among them mus! inevitably be paper and pulp. W)<h 'hesc facts in mind it is clear that every facts ill mind ib is eleai, ?liat cconomicg in consumption. Every memr of paper Mocks should conserve what he has as inveh as US possible. Every economy should be madt while it is .</<7/??.?f. t-t In v iew -of obese facts we hope our reade- 6 will nnd'eirstand our d'ifficulties, and how necessary it is for us to reduce the ikze of the Chronietc whenever it is practicable. r Tr —

BEAUMARIS. SNOW DON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Prc?:;nt pricja: 5?ib?. Hage, 8?d; Tib?. Ha.?, 1?5' "'?'R DAY."—The following is the iinanc-ial resulit of "Our U?y" effort on behalf of the Red Orc?a iu'n.di?:—S'?i?c'tip'tMona (per Aliss Turner), .?25 5s 6d; uo?ec?ed at Treca?t?U 1'?nn, £ 6; col- ?! lect-ed ait the Guammair :s.d wv! £1 4s; Airs Sort- v,'ioil (por tea and reifretihimenit bufietj, 15sj col- leatmg boxes, S51 5s 6d; dance and wtat UMVC, £ 3; competitions, £ 1 149 3d1; irumm-age sale, £ oU Is Vd; suib.scil-ptious in Lloyds Bank, i:11 6; and tirb?ci'' p-i:.o.i.3 111 National Provincial Banlc, £11 j ircik.'t:f a tctal of Cll3 12s lOd. CADET CORl^S.—Th-e Cadk'it Corps aitachcd to Beaumaicis Gra.rrtmia.r School wajs inspected on S,(ttl1J:1t.y a,J¡tOrJ110,011 by Colonel Dixon, Alenai B-ridige, and Captain Hiayden, Carinarvon. 'Hie corps, wh.-ich is close on 60 strong, formed up oil the tchool playgiiound, line comma n,a of Lieut. E..vlaooe Jooes {headmaster). llhe in- eluructor (C.-S.-Alaj. Conohy, R.E.) was also pre- sent, and put the boys th-iough various dull move- meirts. WAR SAVINGS. — T'he St. Alary's Church War Saviings Club duos now a membership of 120, and oil 900 ceifcifioates have been bought, THE WONDERS OF THE EAST.—Recuit paro.gi:jph-3 in the prea-3 annoivnce the discovery of a.11 a beaut'itiu'l mciiurc i'rsoniipbvon, and bones believed to be Ú1ŒB of St. Geo;!g-e, • near Gaza, by the Australian troops with the Biitiii'a expedSition in Pa'lestine. Air Glyn Lloyd Wullfcaans, ehtest son of Air Lloyd Waliiams, United Sotnes, wlw) is a driver in tiie Alot-or Tiian-5ipcir-t Corps, w-r&timg home reccntiy, gives an infeire^ting account find, in wilacfii hie took a personal piairt-, the relies having been lemoved in the car which lie drove, und 6U bsequently taken to Cairo.

MENAI BRIDGE. SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices: Sjlbe. Bags, 8 £ d; 71 bs. Bags, is 5cl. ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHURLjI.— The hirvost thanksgiving services were hold on Wedf.eseay, tho spcctal preacher being the lLy. A. J. Cos Lain, M.A., Celvvyn Bay. The choir saii,(r •'Father of Mercie. God of Love" (J. E. West.) OBITUARY.—A well known local character, T. Brcmley, of Well fctreet. died oil Thun-diiy at the age of 72 years. KILLED IN ACTION.—Private J. Edwards, BOil of Mr and Alr4 John Edwards, feinate Yard, has been killed in action. Deceased who w as 22 years of age, joined tho Royal Welsh lumbers, but was transferred to a -voraliii-c, Regiment.

PORTDINORWIC. SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bag-s. Present prices: dbs. Bags, Is 5d. SCHOLASTIC SUCCESS.—Owen R tlughe,s, portdinorwic, who was a pupil at the Carnarvon Central School, has distinguished hini»elf in dltl higl^er examination in the Civil Servrce. UNITED :lEEl'I:\GS,-The first of a series of united ohureh meetings, under the auspices of tho local Free Church Council, was held at Aloria-h Chapel, larst week, the Rev. Thomas Hugfhes (W.) pre-iiling. The Rev. G. G. Owen, Office, is of the movement, and Air W. Jones, stationmiaster, treasurer. oN LEAVE.—Privates Hng>h Owen, Cae Glas, and William Oilman, Aber Cottage, are home on leave from the front.

BETHESDA. SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prietb: 3lba. Bage, Bid; fibs. Ba.gs, 15 5J. SdOECAR WlTilCUT A LIGHT.-At the Carnarvon Borough Police Court, on Alonday, Edward Thonas Hughes, High-street, Bet-hev da, was charged w l,th 1 ot having a. light on his aids- car at Carnarvon A letter was read from the defendant stating that ho had 110 idea that a Ijn-ht was required on a side car. The Mayor (who pre ide(l'); He will know better next time, lie is filled )3. NURSE HONOURED.-In the list of Rod Cross nurses whoso names have been brought to the notice of the Secretary of State foi War for valuable services rendered in connection with the -L;?"-£ :L" 'iq:n):1 late n?rcn of the' i!6Iborn' IfnspitllL HolyhcHd. :WilliaIll¡¡ is the .!dcfd??'??"Mr. ?.? and the lat.3 eldest daughter ot Mi3 v?:r^yn. She is aL Mr Hugh R. >l auit s j -n a;1. matr?ii of tjl,  .ù  Mi? tary Ilo-,pi?t;tll Lo,,dcii. "OUR DAY" CONCERN• -On \\edllesùy week, at the Public Il»".» musical entertain- mem was given in aid of the Bnt.sh Hed CiOoS Society ("Our Day"). The foll^v,n& coutii- Ti-y f ai? bu'ed to the programme :—'lhe lryfan vju-nicttc, Miss A. C. Hughes, Ap Eos y Berth, Her. D lliomas, Aliss M, Pierce, aiM Master \V. H. Williams. The second half ot the programme was devoted to a capital performance of it. farce cilritle(i (,-Sotip and the Savoury." I ia i i-niati. Dr. Grulfydd was the LECTCRK-At Gerlan C-M. Chapel School- room on Friday evening a lecture on "The Welshman through the eyes of an Englishman" was delivered by Air J. H. Jones, Liverpool. The chair was taken by Mr J. J. Williams, Ivy House. TRIB UN AL tile Carnarvon- shire Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday- John Ro- berts, 73, Carneudi-rofid, a carpenter, applied for exemption. The application was refused, not i.0 be called up (35), draper, grocer, etc.. Po-t-Offiee, Carneddi- led against the refusal of the local Tribunal to giv0 him exemption. Tho Ifugh E. Oweii (38), appeal was disallowed. — Hugh E. Owen (38), munition \orket- C'ilfcdeir-terrace, was exempted till January l?th,—Tho Military Representative appealed against- the exemption to January 1st given Harold Hughes 034), "A," contractor, etc., 21, High-?freet, Rcthesda (for whom Mr S. R. Dew. Bungor, aopearcd). The appeal was dis- allowed. and the decision of the local Tribunal confirmed. l ,a c -tccl,5 i oii of t l 1() 'loca l Tri b ut,t l t ■

I LLANFAIRFECHAN. I SNO WDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present prices:- 3^1 bs. Bags^ 8^d; 71 bs. Bags, la 5d. BCTCHERS' HOLIDAY. — The butcher,s' shops in the town are now cloned during the whole of .VVYdnesdiay each week. ON LEAVE. Lance Corporal Francis Wil- liams, Llwynon, R.G.A., has been home on leave fitam France, where he ha.9 been for fourteen months. He rietutrned 10ti Wednesday. THE LATE AIR AlERRIFIELD. — At Cairnar- voci, on Thmrixtay, the funeral took place of Alir Alenrifield, The Grove, who died -at itlie»a.ge of 74 yeans. Air Alerrifield waa for many yea-rs in- structor of the Naval Volunteers at Carnarvon, and came to Live to Llanfairfechan about 14 years ago. He leaves fouir son-3 and a. daughter. APPOINTMENT OF WOMAN VISITOR.— At tho Carnarvcnshiro Quarter Sessions, last week, Air3 Robert Hughe-, Bronymaen, was ap- pointed a woman visitor under the Mental De- ficiency Act, 1913. TRIBUNAL APPEALS. Two cases from Llanfairfechan were considered by the Carnar- vonshire Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday. J. Elias Owen (18), 2. Rose Cottager, employed at the Alargarine Works, who .had been exempted by the local Tribunal to September 30th, was or- dered to be re-examined. John Roberts (40), munition wrorker, Brvnteg-terraee, wrote asking to be transferred from England to Pemnaenmv.vr. The application was refused. CHURCH OF ENGLAND 1E);'S SOCIETY. —A cievcitional meeting in connection with the En.gli.5il1 branch of K M.S. was held on Mon- d'jy evening, cc-uducted Jby the CDra, On Tues- day evening, the Rector (tiie Rev. F. P. Watkin- Duvtes, M.A.) presiding, the members of the W:e!c-lh biantih of the society were addressed by Alir W. G. Robert; Cama.rr.ia.init, who gave his inrpii:sionis of the recent Welsh Church Con- vent-ion at Cardiff, which he attended as a dele- gate. He stated thait ihe was struck by the unani- mity and sincerity vvluich prevailed at the con- ference, and the desire of all the delegates to sink any differences for the advancement of the Church. MEAT PRICES LOW-E.RED.At a confor- e1! 00 tdtween the Locia-l Food Committee and the butc'ie.'a, it wa.s deoidtd to cba>rge the fol- lowing prices during the next fortnight, they bring siig'htly low or than t,he vie! ]¡t1Ierto charged :—Ribs and rirloin, Is 7d per lb. rounds, 1-s 7cl per lb.; rump joints. Is 6d por lb. brisket, Is 3d pe;r lb. flank, Is 2d per lb. stewi'ii-g beef. Is 3d per. lb. rump fteak, Is 1Gd per lb. stewing ^.teak, Is 6d per lb. ehin l>eiE-f, 8d per lb. ditto (boneless), is 4d per lb. beef snot. Is per lb. legs, ohouldiers and loins, Is od pe-r lb.; necks, Is 4d pe.r lb.; ditto (best end), Is 7el per lb. breasts, Is 3d: per lb. chops, Is 8d ivr lb. scia.g end, Is 2d per lb. legs, lamb, Is 8d per lb. necks, Is 5d por lb. ditto (be*t end), Is 9d per lb. per lb. sc-rag cel. l.s 2d pi -r lb.; pork Kir»ages, Is 8d per lb.; ON t:T-, Is 5d per ib. fijrd liver, Is pea' ll), I CC/NTROL COAIMIITEE. I A meeting oi this IOinmttee was held on Thuns- ciiay. Me W G. Roberts presided, and the ctlier R. S. Wilixr.n, Win. Jor.-ee, Joh-n Huirrieon, R. Hughes, and Al j", Wilkinson, with Mr The.rrias .Hughes (the i'u.-pectoi ) and thc- Execu-fcive Officer (Air Wheldon Roberts). A letter was received from the Food Controller -inviting the committee to appoint a Local Food Floor.iomy Committee for the dist-rit t, but on tibe motion of Air C. R. Griffith, it was dp( ided to acl- jo'jrn ihe matter to the next meeting. A letter was received f.om the Aber miik deal- ers with i\>fc.re;;cc to the price they charge for milk .supplied in Ijlanfaiilechaii, stating that it IN as iprO'L-ablo thait tire charge for the winter would be 6<1 a quarL Air G. R. Griffith propc-^d, and Air Win. J ones seconded-, that t-h? maximum retail price for milk dr.rirg the winter be 4d a qutur-t. Air R. Hughes, a". an amendment, propoced that tie puce be 5d a qua-rt. Air H. S. a mertt t'i i.iit the milk ceaiors'be invited to moot tire oominaittee to discuss the matter. Seeoiulcd bv Mul' Wi!km:.c'i>, tlrts was car- ried.

I BANGOR CATHEDRAL. I I LIST OF SERVICES. I SUNDAYS—Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Mut'ins, 11.21) it,rn.; Evensong, 4 p.m. WEEK. LIANS-lioly Communion, 3 a.m.; Mattins, and 11 a.m. 011 Holy Days; 5 p.m.. Evening Prayer. TUESDAY—12 lIoon, short Servieo of Interce> sio-n or our soldiers and sailors lasting 15 minutes. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd. Service. A r,them. E.—,5.0) Walnrislev. B:ee,cd be the Cod.— Wesiev. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Itl). M.—11.20) ZT.C., Garrerd. Comes at times.— Oakley. Hymns: 427 and 428. Treacher: The Dean.. E. (4.0) Roberts (G). fill. ev ry ore. — jSiartm. Hymns: 549, 535, and 24 Preacher: Archdeacon Alorgati. Orcl ü.st and C-hoirmaster Roiand Rogers, Mus.D. (Oxonp Alinot Canons: Rev. J. Eastwood and Rev. Al. A. Hughes. Dean: The Very Rev. Grdlith Roberts.

CATHEDRAL (WELSH', I 22nd Sunday after Trinriy, November 4.h. 9.3:) cUlL Alatins and Sermon. 2. U PIIJ, Sunday School. Sermon. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Friday, lv a.m. intercessory Service.

ST. JAMES' CiLNuLlaHi. I 8. 0 a.m. Holy Communion. 11. 0 a.m. Alatins, Se>'inon, and Holy Com- munion. 3. 0 p.m. Children's Service. 3.15 p.m. Alen's Seniec>, Address JJY Canon E. T. Davies, B.A. (I)yfrig;. I 6.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Alormng Prayer daily, 9 a.m. Wednesday. Litany and Special Prayers, 12. Thursday. Holy Communion, 7 ;t.iii. Friday. Evensong and Sermon, 7 p.m. Organist: C. E. de Al. Bac., F.R.C.O. Officiating Clergy: J. D. Jones, M.A., Senior Vicar. H. J. Williams, B.A., Curate.

ST. MARY S CHURCH. I Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity. 8. 0 a.m. Holy Communion, Hymns: 424, 342. and Sermon (English). Preacher: Tho Vicar. Anthem: "O Lord, our Governor" (GatdsbyJ. Hymns: 176, 619. 2,30 p.m. Children's Service (Welsh). 5.3(1 p.m. Fiveusong and Sermon (Welshh Preacher: The Vicar. Hymns: 426, 341, 283, 287. 7. 0 p.m. Evensong and Sermon (English). Preacher: Rev. Rees Jones, B.A. Anthem: In humble faith" (Gar- ret) ilymns: 427, 232, 24. Rev, J. C. Morris. .\1; Vicar. Rev*. Rees Jones, B.A., Curate :Fm-

OGWEX RURAL COUNCIL I THE HOUSING QUESTION. I Il\IEMBE:n PROTECTS AGAINST NORTH I WALES HEROES' MEMORIAL. Tiie montlbl'y meeting of the Ogwea Rumal Coujnud wias held thrii (Fibday) morning at Bun- gor, the Chairman (tih-e Rev. W. Morgan. Sî. Ann's) .pa'e.hding. The Siuirv-eyor (Mr Huglhesi submitite.d a ivpcr--t 0:1 the hoiking r-equOTem.er.iU (f the district. Ho stated tuat 111 aeveiul part.ihes it was the .gen- eral opinron that new h-ju.os are not required ? winic the pre^eot d'c?t-Fj.?ion in the s'.hnte t.mde '?x?jt There we?.e cicv?n empty hou:es fit for '-i. huruaa luabitation. in tho .pa.rLh of Ij!?r..d?gM, and the gen-anal .opanioo of tih.e pa't'-iMtonors waa that new hoooœ were mot wajtt?d at present. The Cluwirmian: If I had been consulted, I would have flaltilv cowiiraetcted ttihar. T'be Surveyor ttated that Abcr parisih required eiigiht -new hoanses, Irlanlierilii-d four new liouees, Pen-tiir twelve, and Llandegui twelve. Tli-o Cnaiilman feiaiid tlbat ttM oounifiry muttt move so that working men couilid ]live li'ke in,em. and lot like arima I?. It was oi;e of t}? t wa; aIR v¡ry we I to 'ru L4h i-xito a  '??' M"'??mt ??swaa)?.?!??E?? aA landlords was nc?? promising. By- beoomin"- comp'otitioris w?t.h pxM(t.u? !andbwne!i-s. ?illiglkt ex i s(t i tii,, do mono hanim than good to the w.orkinig man. One thing waa ?o&Dtann—'ttha.t t?e Counoil could never let tht'iir houses at existiimg rents. A committee wao appointed to draw out a scheme. It having been reported that, the term of oft" ■ of Canon T. Edwra.rd* (Gwynedd), a:s the ) •] eentative of the Counoil 011 the Comt of Govei'- nons of the Uriivensity C'?kgo of Norti Wales C?ad t?*mr<'at'pd, it was p??poscd that he be re- giia,<i ti-,rmi'?iiated, ? ? tlia? lie be "I. C-j, ioji Edwardis, however, declined to act. He said ho did not coioidnr that the North Wales HeirceV Alcin-oiCal in conuec-tion with tho ool- legei, vvas a fitting memorial to Churdhmen vviho had fallen in battle, as the ccNpge wa-5 to accept, part of the endowm-onlis of the We-k'h Chuiroh. The Rev. Her.-be;i -Jones was appeented to suc- ceed Canon Edvvarde. On the motion of the Rev. Herbert Jones, it was decided to increase the salaries of the Road Surveyor and the Inspector of Nuisances to £1(){J each.

Air Charles Alorley, brother of tho late Arnold MaiW and of Lord Ilollcnden, died at Shocker- wick lloma, Bath, on Sunday IJ>.> was AI.P. for Jirecknockehirc from Ji,96 to 106, and was hon. secretary to the Royal College of Music. The use of ificworks without the permission of the naval or military authorities is prohibited. Bristol Channel coal shipping inelk havo been awarded 60 per cent, extra bonus. s • N

.&¡;n; "i¡ FLOUR & FLOUR, Difference in Quality applies to Flour as much as in any other marketable commodity. Just think for a moment of the quantity of Flour you eat in one form or another during the day If this is of inferior quality you are Lot deriving FULL NOURISHMENT. USE   HIGH GRADE. FLOUR. Keenora Self-raising Flour, "Keenora" Cake Flour, Keenora" Pastry Flour, ARE GUARANTEED FOR I PURITY & QUALITY THE KEENORA CO., LIVERPOOU E very Tired Woman should know these facts. ::If)., r tdú a Story. iVirORRY and overwork cause mNt ot tho nervousness and kidney troubles women get. Tir?d out before the c7itv ajid too fa?'gHcd to sleep wh?n night time comes— this i3, ill too often, tho start of serious kidney-brea kdov.n. Headaches, dizziness, nervousness, urinary disorder and backache quickly follow, and tl)ci,i, is the further risk of: Rheumatism, Gravel, Sciatica, Inflamed kidneys and bladder, Lumbagp, Stone & Renal-dropsy. These aro risks to be avoided. Women I must try to lessen work and worry, take regular meals and rest, go cut for walks each day, and get at least eight hours' sleep at night. The restffP will weli iepay the effort. Bo a,d vised by well-wishers. Let Doan's Backache Kidney Pills strengthen and repair the work-worn kidneys. Week after week for eighteen yeari, earnest women have told what Doan's T'ihs do. And bear in mind, your neighbours' state- ments can quite easily be verified. Menai Bridge Relief. Mrs. S. C. Wood, of 6, Cambria Road, near the Suspension Bridge, Menai Bridge, near Bangor, says:—"After a confinement seven years ago my kidneys were left in a weak state, and for a long time I suffered from terrible paiiis across the small of my back. I often had to take to bed, the pains were so severe. There were dropsical swell- ings in my hands and legs, and the water was very disordered and unnatural. "I was advised by a neighbour to try Doan's backache kidney pills, and I must say this medicine has done me a world of good. Tho pilla cleansed and regulated the kidneys and relieved mo of the pains in my back. I have a high opinion of Doan's pills and can well recommend their, because they have done mo so much good. I (Signed; "S. C. Wood." NOTE.—To obtain ih, same result as I Mrs. Wood, insist on the same Medicine. I JLN I ,Backache Kidney Fills. All dealers, or 2/9 a bottle from Fostcr-Mc CUllan Co., 0, U'ells At., Oxford St., London, >T,1. r GOOD NEWS! GOOD N WS We beg to inform the inhabitatants of Bangor and District that i we now stock a full range of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Bacon, Hams, Butter and Cheese OF THE BliST () U A L ['I'Y. 8 Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Jams and Marmalade, Sago, Rice, Tao' ioca' Split Peas, Green Peas, Lentils, Pearl Barley, &c. &c. A. Tinned and Bottled Goods of every descripticn, includillg Fish Pastes in glass and tins, Lobster, Salmon, Sardines, Corned Beef, Lunch Tongues, Spaghetti Baked Beans, &c. Sauces, Soups, Gravies of every description at the lowest possible I prices and all of the very highest standard of quality. A SPEC:Lo\LnL-Líbby's Cooked Beef, 1/8 per lb. sliced (muchchcarer iban-uacou^ SUGAR Bring us your SUGAR CARD and we wiU see tbat )OU ?iH get your fuU supples of SuMr. Make us your Grocer and we wiH sec that ycu get suppiied with the Be=t Qu?ijity Goods at the lowest possible prices. Clnllty and personal attention inct?ded. YOU CAN GET ANY-HUNG AND EVERYTHING AT I Palferman's Stores, (Opposiie the Cathedral), BANGOR, \? ??.?..??-??.n. „. ,„ .„ „ .„ .„„ .? 

GAERWEN. Harvest festival services were held in the Par- ish Church on Wednesday. At 10 a.m., Holy Coii'munion, with an address by the Rev. Minor- *Canor?*f^itrwood evensong at O.30 p.m., and ser- mon by the Rev. E. Davies, Llanllechid. The church was decorated by tho members of the St. Midlad's Church Guild. AAILWCH. SNOWDON FLAKE FLUCH. in Cotton Bags. Present prices ^jlbs. Bags, 8^d; 710s. Ba-gs, 16 SU. The recent distribution of sligar for the pre- serving of garden fruit has just been completed in the Amlwch district. Tho balance, after coh- ering the cost of the sugar, baa been divided equally between the Red Cj oss Society and the bailors' Fund.

I The sale at Tyrriawr, which Meisira John Pitif- chia-rd and Co. -,v.jtl coiictu,(" --Oil of Mr W. Piiytlierdh, who is kavin'g, will commence at eleven .o'clock prompt 011 Wednesday, the 14tlh ii'i=i., with furniture, to be followed bv the .vt-ock. I Lieut- R. J. Lewis, Ty'nygongl, who attended the Uswestry military school of instruction re- cently, has gained a certilicate for efficiency as military instructor. Private R Crevvdson, Goronwy View, is homo on a few days' leave after a' long' absence in France. News has been received that Private Llewelyn Jones, of Red Wharf Bay, has been killed in action. Ho leaves a wife and famil" y. Airs Alary Williams, Pen Groeslori, P.enlleeh is suffering from a paralytic seizure and has been seriously ill for some time. A great gale swept over the district on Mon- day night and caused considerable havoc Roof s dav night and <?ed cpn?d?rablo havoc Roofa d -h01l8L'S rrC dan¡aged '? some of the ho?. ? dH??d 'w\\rharf f Bay ?ero umt.c?-d, the h?i) ?t:? prcvaiting ?v?g dlú s?f to muciV-beyond its mnal I?ci. There was also a VOry hiF* tide at tho time and a lgre.v de^nl „f VT WJ,I s?cm a?ay from so, 0f ?Mcu? --=-  in Cotton Baga. IPs ?oj. '??? ?.n n. ?'S ?u?; 7ibs. Ba.g?.

RECORD OFFICE FOR WALES. q ]ic' nien l  f P-r,iam,, r?t c i p-cide d The Welsh members of Parliament decided on ioMdav evemti? to ?e that if any recon- struchon 'i c?ect&d in tLc Recr-r? Office a ?t arate Hecoi'dOfHc? ?"'?. b t ,'j(',l 'U .Wakee

THE riilSCE OF WALES. The Pnince of \Valt.». attended by C-a-otain tha Lord Cl,tiid Guards), itific, loft Buekin-gliam l ahice on hia >reiturn to th.a front.

Alcf-iv Frank L-loyd and Sons have sold to tenant" 2800 aores of tiie Combermere Estate, on the borders of Che?h.'r? and Sht?pfi');?, and wiU oa'er the ?Mn?it:'IeT in ih?.fty )ot? by auction at Whitchurch OIl Novcmben- 22nd. Printed and Published for the North Walej Chronicle Company, Limited, by J. S. E dwards, at the" North Wales Chronicle" Office, Caxton House, High-street, Bangor, and at tho" Chronicle" Office, High-street, Port. madoc, both in the County of Carnarvon aii(I at tbo "ClorianN-dd" Office, BrJdgQ: an d at th? street, Llangefni, in the County of Anglei> Novembor 2nd, 1917t X

mer. This clever child actress is now featured m '"lt? ?h'np C:lil," and "COf?" another Ù;ó- 't;t;I.;l'ce', and Ka.thryn Adamd ?..i-cs t?e h?non?s. Tne ,tir.s.t cp:soc!e of tiho new patriotic tcri'al, "Boy Scouts-He Prepared," will also be i'liown, while for th? ?uond half o!f ins week "A I'arr importer," by Chaclcs Garvice, is sure to prove a nmgoetic attraction. THE PICTUREDROAIE. lire Famous Plnye-rs' masterpiece, "David Haru-ni," occupted the premierjitace 011 Alotc.vay ev 11" 11,11 aii(i proved a ciraw. In th3 programme was also mho seventh of the Who s Uu?ty?" semes. Fo-r the re-t of :,eii,?e6. Fo.r tlio re??L of featuring the well-known actoir, Hob? Hen- by. i6 a o:,aij,e of oie-,i,eel comed es an,l ciiallia,s oit ?iiid -1?ri(lays. It should bo noted that thjp.n?.s now charged are 4d, od, and 3d (including tax). T'ne hadm.g pidttures booked for next week rue:—Alon.day and the two following evenings, aiitd Lie lirc-'i part of "Pearl of the Army;" Thu.;xliy, Friday and S'at-urdhy, "Tl:e Fatal Mirror*" and "WHO'S Guilty?" (part 9j.