The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

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SCHOLASTIC APPOINT M E NT.—Miss Bamlord, Liverpool Arms Hotel, luas been appoint- cd certihcaled tcacher at the Haniuirfechan National School. OBITUARY. The funeirul took place, on Monuiay, ot Airg Aila N*viriLarrw, Deceased, who ,hoad been a wiuow tor many years, leaves two sons (one ot whom is TYivaiw uaroy Wilbams, A.S.C.) and hve uaughteirs. feme was a Jiainve 01 Beaumaris. MLOICAL CLUB. -The first public concert of the Musical Club of the 1917-18 season was given at the Powis Hall, University Codcge, on Wednesday, when a large audience enjoyed the contrioutions ot the tamous Broadstty toning Quartet, which included Beethoven's Quartet hl: t. Minor. THE LATE MAJOR DARGIE.— At a meet- ing of the Governors of the Wrexham County &nool la3t week, -Nir J. E. Powell presiding, a. vote ot sympathy was passed with the family ot the iltte iVidjor JJargie, Upper liangor, Wllv was an old scholar of tne school. THE CURFEW SHALL NOT RING.-The authorities ot the Cathedral have been mtormed by the police that the bells of the Cathedral must not be rung after 7 p.m. This will in- volve the discontinuance of the curfew, which has been rung at the Cathedral from ume im- memoriaL The town clock will also remain eiient after 7 p.m BRABA^ON SOCIETY'.—The annual tale of work under the Bnabazon Scheme wad held at the Old Vicarage, on Wednesday, and ponuved unuuu'al-ly iucetfistul. The main room was crowd- ed throughout the afternoon, and at the end of the sao was found that a eiun of nearly H50 had been realised. The rugs madie by some of the' inmates of the workhouse were greatly iili- mired, ad well aa the raffia basket work. RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HALL.—At a meeting of the Literary a.nd debating class, on lYidlav, a paper on "The necessity of a Cm- teolileir of Fashion" was read by Mita A. M. Da,vics It gave rise to an amuisuaig discussion. There was u good attendance at the iJjadiing ckncie on Monday evening, Mr R. Watford being the speaker. FRlc. CHURCH COUNCIL CONCERTS— Another of the series of concerts arranged by the Free Church Council was held at Tabernacle Chapel Schoolroom on Tuesday, Capt. Hughes, Upper Bangor, presiding, and Mr W. J. Owen conducted. The piugiamme was sustained by Airs Dulyn Davies, Miss Madge Jones, Master Tom Jones, Miss Williams, Upper Bangor, Master Lloyd Hughes, Master Arthur S. Dennis, Blodwen y Ddol, Mrs Pritchard, Upper Bangor, and Mr Tom Owen. CONCERi AT THE MILITARY HOSPITAL. — Another highly successful and most enjoyable concert was given by Mr J. E. Lewis' Party on Tuesday night. On this occasion the party consisted only ot the following:—Miss Alice Cameron Mr H. T. Jones, Mr J. n. Lewis, and Mr Walter Haydn Evans, the accompanist. But these- vetsatile artistes with very little apparent effort sustained a two-hours' programme ot songs, duets, recitations and stories, and it would be difficult to" single out any particular item for special mention. VOLUNTEERS INSPECTED.—Colonel Lord MobtAii inspected the fooai company of Volun- teers, on Wednesday niigfht. His lordiohqp was acoompaiued by the Adjutant llaptaill Aiud Ro- berts) the Astj.trt.ant Adjutant (Lieut. Chetwynd Atkinson), Lieut. Sheldon (Llanduumo), and Lieut. Nichols. The officers on parade we'1I0: Captain Rowlands, Liout. Phillips, and Sec.-Lieut. Lord Alojtyn, in a short address, empihaeoied tdie importance of regular attendance at dm ties, and aakt' that Volunteers must now be prepared for, any emergency. EXHIBITION OF WATER-COLOUR PAINT- INGS.—At the British Hotel next Thursday and Friday, from U; to 53D p.m., there will be all exhibition of water-colour paintings represent- ing Impressions of Anglesey," by Miss Kale Wilcox, Ty'nygongl, Anglesey, and also copies of Old Masters, calendars, and Christmas cards by Harold MelnlI, London. PRESENTATION.—On Friday ili<. Cap-<i.a of the Fire Brigade (Mr. Wm. Jones), presented Mr. Richard Roberts, a prominent member of the Brigade, with a number of Tieaaury Notes, given by the Brigade. Mr. Roberts who Is taking up the tenancy of a fdrni at Lian Idr'hiiolen has been engineer of the brigade for several years. He was foreman in the Highways De- partment of the Corporation. PRICE OF BUTTER FIXED.—At a meet- ing of the local Food Control Committee on Monday the price of butter was fixed at 2s Id a lb. wholesale and 2-t 2d a lb. retail. These prices are ?Ll a lb. more than is charged at Llangefni. A notice ha-3 been exhibited at the market hall announcing that tbeso prioes have been officially fhed-It was reported that the maximum whole- sale prica of horne-Riiied and imported beef and ■veal had fallen by 4d per stone of 81bs., or equal to a reduction of jd per Ib.Thc number of sugar cards issued is 8930 ALLEGATIONS OF THEFT. At the Police Court this (Friday) morning, before Mr W. Pughe and the Mayor (Mr R. J. Williams), George Gilbert Spencer, of the Royal Engineers, statioti L'd at Bangor, was remanded until Tues- day all a charge of having stolen a registered postal packet containing a ten-shilling Treasury note, the property of Wrn. Ward.—.1 ames Hogan, Glanauda, was a lso remanded until Tues- day on a charge of having stolen a grate and an oven from No. 7, Gray-street, Bethesda. WAR BONDS.—The amount of War Bonds taken at the three banks in the city up to Nov. 10th. was just short of £ 10,000. The Govern- ment rely on all patriotic citizens to go on lend- ing week bv week, and we feel sure that liari- gor will make a sp'end'd response. On WeJnos- day a set of slides illustrating the wa,r on htn 1 were shown to the pupils of the Girls- County School and the Friare Boys in the ormal Col- lege Miss S-annders worked the 'antern, and Mr E R. Davis, vice principal, delivered LIe lecture Monthiy returns have been received bv th" Loo.i! Secretary from St. Paul's WeslejW Eleii'z?r War Savings Associations, making he total for October JEM. 10s. Five Associations have not sent in the October return. MARKET PRICES: BITTER VERY SCAivUL.—I'tieae was exhibited at tne Alarar't liuiii, tlikj iE«o.iiiing, a notice lncitmatiing tin at tue Conorol Committee had nxta iae priae of butter at 43 £ d per 10. \ldl:cI.) and lis id P'dii H). (whok'cwiw.ej. 'i'litsie piuecs wore ote«rvw oy cue uiuaieffs, but only a very luifoed sup'p.y wit, offered, were sold at 3 for Is. Vwler pneta w,I.e 7lbs. for bd -) (-"ulilfow(: ul to 5d etauh; cabbage, 2d to 4L1 each; oiiiions, Oil per i'b.; t>part.»in onions, Ód peir lb.; pan snips, 12Cl ptc lb.; carrots, Id per lo. tu<rnips, &ius. l^.i Od sproute, 4a ptir appless, 4u to tiu per lb. pears, 00 to dod per aud tomai-oas, Is to is 4ti pe-r lb. Vegetalbteu, new to vibis market,, kiiown as Krsol Raoi, aiud which re^mbie ,;iiiau tunups, are being cold at Id and 2d each. TtlJij BURDEN Of THE KAirJS. —xhe busi- ness a.t the weekly court on Tuesday, belore Air l'ughê (chairman.,), Rev. W. Morgan (&t. A?n'N;, ?-??t's J, Kvan RoWrLs, \V. 1'. ?unhcw? and J. K Grithth, was couhued to signing lh31 rates for Uæ various parIshes in the division. On the application ot 1-he i'oor Rate Collector (Air Evans), several distress warrants were granted fur the non-payment of poor rates. in ono case the defendant said she had eight in the family, and three of her boys were serving in the foroes. An order was made, to be suspended tor a month while Cl a month was paid. In another -case the defendant said she was depen- dent Oil men students as loagers, but now there were very few men studems in the college.— The Magistrates' Clerk (Air Vincent): The in- ability to pay in this case is directly due to the war.—No order waa made. AiL'SICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN- MENT.—1 tie Railway Institute wa., crowded on Wednesday eventing 0:1 the occasion of the mus- ical and: dramatic ent;ei-tainineiit, organised by Airs Price Waite, on behalf of the Women's Food Production League and the Women's Taitwi- otic Gudid, as a donation towrpdis the Ban.gor Fund for Y.M.C.A. Huts. Air E-i,vlr Humprrey^ kiridily wi-i-a!Lged the tirstt pant of the programme. He was fortunate in securing the talented sup- port of Air J. E. Lewiis' Soikkeirs' Concert Party, To have siuah popular Pavauirite-s as AlL-s Alice Camcrott, Mcsiire J. E. Lewis, Aibhui- Hum- ph reys, and Jack Huglhes takiiiig part ensured Bllcon:J8, and enthusiastic encores ware aecoirdeid by the audnance. Mr and Airs Emyr Humphreys gave a dlevar and: amutVig lit;1? dialogue, en- t,t,le d, 't'he Cryiilial Gazer." T'iu ft..k-EOn!6i and dances by tihe girls of St. Mary's National Scihool, trained by Ains Gott3 and Ai^s Turn-tic, were quaint a.nd puutty, and gave great p100" oiure. The second para of the programme was a i-opeut pcxfc=,ance of the patriotic pagtariit play, Br.taiiniia," by the same cast as recently ren- dlell.,J it so ably at the Y.A1.C.A. gymnasium. Mr I-I. F. Perkma gave invaluable aseiiS'fflMiee in tiUagmg the produation, and the fine stage of the Railway Institute made an admirable setting fcir the pieoe. As an introduction to the play, a choir of boys and girls from Upper Bangor Na- tJunial School, conducted by Jin King, gave a &pLctJJ.did chorus, entitled, "Advance, Britan- iva." The 'iieadling c.harticteirs in the cast of the play weire excellently portrayed by Mies Sedig- wick, Alisa May Hughes, Alis* Taylor, and Aliis Kitty Roberts, aind the leaders of the gnompa vvenj the Missffi S. Griffith, Cliapniia.n, Lena Dobhs, and E. Thomas. -Nl":S Pauline ,J<ires, .Fa.r View-road, was a.n able accompanist. As all the expoiK.es incidental to the entertainment wiiil be defrayed by special donations, &o rendfar- ing it free from the udual enteirtia.inment tax, the organiser, Airs Price White, expects to have a subetoant-fcui sum to iuand ovew to the Bangor Y.A1.C.A. Hut Fund. MARRIAGE OF MR. O. T. OWEN. I The marriage took place very quietly on Wednes- day at the Tabernacle Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, of Air O. T. Owen, youngest son of the late Mr W. J. Owen, Kimberley House, High Street, and Miss Diiys Lewis, youngest daughter of the late Air T. H. Lewis and of Mrs Lewis, Bronwylfa. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Sir Henry Lewis, wore a grey eoat lrock with a black hat. She was attended by her niece, Miss Liia Corbet Owen. Air Gwilym Owen was the best man. The cere- mony was performed in the presence of a large number ot triends and well-wishers by the Rev. Howell Harris Hughes, pastor of the chapel (of which the bridegroom is a aeacon), assisted by Rev. Griffith Owen, uncle of bridegioom. The presents were numerous and costly. MILITARY NEWS. I Lieut. it. J. Helsby, R.A.M.C., is home on 'short leave trom France. He 13 in excellent health. Sapper 11. Ball, the piofessional of the local Goil Ulub, is in hospital in Leicester. Apiece of shell wetir clean through the palm of his left hand, and his fingers have aiso been injured. He is making satistaetory recovery. » iSapper alter Wynne, lt.E., son of Air Wynne, the stuironmaster, 15 home on 14 days' leave from France iiis brother Alfred, who is a sergeant in the R. WOoF., is in Palestine; and another brother, Uwilym, was recently trans- ferred froia the Flying Corps, where he was serving as a mechanic, to the Alotor Aiachine- gun Corps Private 11. Ernest J):w ie, son of Airs Henry Davies, 148, High street, who is in Palestine, has recei ved a gunsho-, wound in the leg. &- fore enlisting Private Davies was in the postal ser\ ire. The flag of the North Wales Counties' Train- ing College, Upper Bangor, was yesterday flown at half mast in memory of Private H E. Evans, R.A.M.C, of Glan Eiddion, Rhydmain, near Do'gelley, a former student, who died from 1 malaria at Salonika. Gunner Aithur Jones, R.G.A., joungesfc son of the late Police Sei geant J. 11. Jones and of Airs Jones, High-street, who has been out in Salonika for 19 months, has been awarded the Military Medal for cai lying wouridod comrades into safety. He was selected for the honour by his battery. Before enlisting Gunner Jones was a teacher at Eldmonton, and before then he was on the stalf of the Garth Counci School. Private Harold Bamford, son of Mr and Mrs Bamford, Liverpool Arms Hotel, is in hospital in France. A German shell struck the parapet of his dug-out, L-urying him in sandbags and other debris. L);- i Ne) S..iinue l Evan,?, ( ,,n of -Nlri, Evans, Pam- Jiis-e-pWe, Lonpobty, has been awarded the Mili- tary Medal, for supplying h.is batten 'y with am- JI11:nit,:oll i-ndor heavy fire from the enemy, Diivor Evans was, for six yean?, in the emritay o: the fate Dr. Clarke, denfet. Gunner H. Howard, of 455. Ca.rna.rvon-road, is home on kiave for 14 days, after beirog in Fiian.-e gome time. He joined the R.G.A. in ■July, 1915. and went ouft witlh t¡hoe batteliy to W '■nc'hesteir. Fiom there he was transferred to the asrtiraft section. He has been in many en- gagements. In a he speaks highly of the Y.M.C.A.. and adda that many VVc^ih boys in France wall be pleaded to hear of the establish- ment of the Y.M.C.A. Hut at Bangor. Among local soldiers home on leave arc Sec.- Lieut. llwfa WYLIIO Williams, R.G.A., son of Air Wynne Williums, Garth; Lieut. Fred Dargie. son of Mr T. F. Dargie, who has been in hos- pital suffering from shell-shook Gunners J. Wil- liams, R..G.A., Upper Garth-road; Private Alf. Bates, Beach-road (from France) Gunner Jack Jones, R.G.A., Arvonia Buildings (from France, whore he is serving as telephonist Sergt. Ben. Williams. R.G.A., Fair View-road (from France); Corpl. Bert Speed, youngest son of Mr Wr. Speod, Penrhyn Gardens, who is in a Scot- tish regiment: and has seen considerable fight- ing iii France; Gunner Robert Jones, R.F.A., son of Mr R. Jones, hairdresser; Private Camp- bell Vallanie- Cadot Gwiljm Richards, son of Mr Wn! Richards, ;ishi longer; Private Rhys Jones, RW.F., of Britannia-street (from France); Sappc"- Richard Williams, R. E., Hill- street; and Sapper Tom Owen. R.E., Edmund- street jfrom Frajic-e). PENRHYN COTTAGE V.A.D. HOSPITAL. ) Gifto gratefully acknowledged for week end- ing lhursday, November lb-n :—lUanon JJaviee, Hie Cottage, vegetables; Air Richard J.Evans 'ly Slaters farm, potatoes; Air Gritliih iiugnes, lJevon House, collars; Mr Thomas, bootmaxer, High-street, bianco; Mrs Gay ton, oatmeal; Airs Trench, collars ùJrs Al. A. iiugnes, ilaiedunos, vegetables; per Air Will Jones, cigaioftes; per Mr n. J. bvans, Ty Slaters rarm, donations from Air Alot.es Jones, Ciltwllan, Bethesda, Mr i. O. Thonias, Llwynrhai^dir, All J. Atoms Thomas, do; Air J. Roberts, do, and Airs R. i% if- liams, do; Mv J. E. Owen, chemist, High-slreot, £ 1 4s, proceeds of weighing machine; lYiisses M. aId l'. VN'illuinis, i'anygiuig, JJanuegai, pota- toes; Airs Oa\ ies, The UotiagCj vegotaoies; Airs Glynn W llhums, Friars School, oatmeal; Alis VI,) nne -Jones, Uljndyl, marrows and jam. ihe following glú-s would bo much appre- ciated —i.ggs, potatoes, cocoa, oatmeal, and jam U11 Monday, November 12tli, a.very enjoyable concert was given by die patieius ana s'^arf, Whll the following contributed to all cxcellent programmeAirs James, Mrs McDonald, the Misses M. Eiias, D. Bowen, Pierce, V. Glad- stone Rohert-s, Privates Burns, Broadbent and Etehells. Miss Mary Jones acicd as accom- panist.—On Wednesday, November 14th, the patients ni ucil the performance "Ad vance, Britannia, at 'ihe Railway institute, which Mr Porkim kindly tent tickets for. BODI.CNLEB RED CROSS HOSPITAL. I The following have been mxt g'iiatefuuly received:—lwo uojckcins and cauintioweuw, Ains 68 ciiuck eggs, Lauiy i^xitj.Ltoon b'K/W\l ■ 24 pn.eatia.nts -and sucui 01 pocauoea, Mis John- tton veg&tableis, Ain,, tiugii Vincent; \e,getabt.is and fruit, Mrs w'tiiiamis, Yalrd.>e; ¿¿d). OIL «ippits and pjeces ot cuirpet, Allis DavLies, Teeocn tln; iiiiutitraitc-d papers, Airs Daviea, LÆdJ3. Gaita of eggs, truiit, scouring cloiUi, and diiih clojiia would be muoii LLPI;,I,eL.-ULod. paticiiitis and ivu>;i»mg stratt were kindiiy civtepbained to an exJnrrbitjon at puctuireis, and atturwaiLis to tea a,t Metuns Robet't Rcibfiiiiu' by Bidcem?totJli, on No-vetiibeir 8th. It was greatly enjoyed by all. A cJi'awmig-room cunematoigi.iap'n liad iciildly been leac tor at BodLonde-D ricep;,uai for the winter months by Air CyrJi Vivian, Rliaa Gwyn,, Pent-laeth An cnttiritannmeut was giveai on Monriay i.-Abliit by Air Harry Davks, wntiii tiw» appaa-j.iu^ waa uued far fctie iive-t time. On Noveuibtir, 14tih, Johnaton, Bryn Mel, alao took tiue patients aiud inwijjnig start to tiie piotuifcs, and enteirtaintd them to tea at Aie&iitB Robert Rjobetfte Cade, which was thoroughly appreciated. HEATING APPARATUS WHICH DID NOT I ARRIVE. Airs Ellen Williams, Eiim Bank. L'pper Ban- gor, sued Aleess'is W. Cccipor, Ltd., uid Kent- road, Lo:iid!on, at the Coantiy Court, 011 Morndlay, fcir £ 13 13s, w'hjcih _6<he had paid t'nean for heat- ing apparatus, and wluidh Had not been delj- vefed. Mr S. R. Dew, wiho appeared for the plain- tiff, stated that up to reoe-ni-iy silie had, wOjn the asc-isitaince cif heir eon, now in the aiimiy, oarvied on buiiihtcs as buiilueir and oointnautiur, and in die ord'orcd a betting aptpiijauiiis irom the defewdanitB, whose metlnodU 01 bu^-irtess had btien advicinseily coananented upon by "Jcthti Buill." Tbese people always insiLited uipoa tii-.ar cuattcan- era payang for goodu coJfcccd -in atiivance, and tl. frteen guineas was then reniiitted to them. In !3p:,t3 of ropeiaifcd applicat'.icius by the pLai-n-tiff, never recienv-ed t.iie ajppia.iatas, and i.n Januiairiy eihe pLaced the maittcir iin tihe han-ds oif heir adhoitor, Mq Daw, who wiiioite to tlncirn, but vviilth no i^^sult. EverAualty, aifrnr making a eonles of excuses, they ciainicid that tfbey wtire prcteoted by the foliiowinig, wbloli apipeaired on their note- paper:—" Ail csTtens and oorutnaols a,to accepted on the umderstianicljn^ ;lh|art we cannot hodd our- selvcw re Lipoma: We fo»« any delay or lu--d arising from contting'&nciieis beyond our oantnicl, as war, strikes, lock-outs, tints, etc., wlliiitia prevent or dtiliay the manufactuire of the goodie." nee ensued, but tilie a.ppa.aatus was nob sfCsinb, and the procee<ll.nigs wxire- then institut- ed. 1'he doficnijiarits then ocnt a dheque for jS5 on aecouiit, wuth a promiiie of £ 5 tine following week., and the balainoe in a rniani'Jh's tLrruj, but the offer was declined, and rtihie dheque was re- turned. I'his was followed by a. cheque firom them for E15 9s 2d for tihe dJibt and the oosfe, but not be^ng cash the action had to be brought into Coui't, and there was eviceniiy no diefenee. Air Dew, having read the ooiL/eapcwidiance, caiilod Sapipeir T. Charles WdLiams, who proved the necersary facts. His Honour gave judgment for the plaintiff for the full amount claimed, with costs, and he remarked that firms w'ho demanded money be- fore despatching gaodu oiigfht in hianour bound to return the incney if they could not wnd the goods. LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. I COUNTY THEATRE I T'iure will ceitainly be a large accession to the ranks of those ii-ona as the result of the" Chase Üc, Ghariie"revue shown this week at the Theatre, Litio revue is formed from over twenty cuttings from existing Chaplin films with half a dozen scenes specially produced in London, where Charlie s impel senator is Air Douglas Graham. The scenes have been in- geniously strung together and the Theatre has reverberated with laughter during the week. Though hIs identity was not disclosed, the author of the explanatory lines v, as responsible for a good deal of laughter. In the Boy tocout film iSir Robert Baden-Powell appeared. For the rest of tiie week there is the French drama "The Mystery of the Listening Forest. Patrons of the County will be able to see this picture be- fore any other audience in the country. Her Soul's Inspiration/' to be shown during the first half of next week, features graceful Ella Hall in a play which can be better described as quietly delightful than as powerful or vivid. It is quite a light-hearted drama, but one that goes widi a swing from start to finish in a series of pretty scenes. As usual with the plays in which this actress appears, there "■ re many beach and seashore scenes, and as part of the story deals with a fisliei mail's hut and the life of the, fishermen, that aspect of "Her Soul's inspiration" comes naturally enough. But we see also the feet that cannot keep still, the re- presentation of a born dancer, the adventures and all the incidents of her rise to fame—and love. The comedy drama to be presented during the second half of the week is the best example yet seen of a screen play in which the acting is everything, and staging aird effects play only a negligible part. There are live settings only- the exterior, interior, and living room of the second-hand clothes shop in Houndsditch, the outer and private offices of the moneylender in Uxford-iiltroot. "The Grit of a Jew" has been termed a comedy di-airia,. Really, however, the play is a comedy with thu pathos that invari- ably fringes upon humour "at all times. No better example of this can be found than in the poems of Hood. One has the biting satire an,d humour of a plain and homely story of Jewish lif, with the fact that the Jew is not spared when a situation eveu inimical to his own faith is discovered. The story lays down emphatically that the Jew must succeed in business—that is what he is brought into existence for. lie must get on in order to help his less fortunate brethren, and so racial patriotism obsesses the baser do- sire of wealth for its own sake only. The other point to be understood is tha.t to marry out of the faith is a sin. As enunciated by old Moses Levi it runs.. Jew to Jewess. Gentile to Gen- tile like to like," As the story unfolds itself it really becomes a struggle between human love and the necessity of geMing on in busi- ness This problem of life, by the way, is not confined to the Jew. But in The Grit of a Jew" it is this struggle that interests one the most, because old Aloses Levi, his son Ben, and "poor Lclll" all have to suffer by thia "getiting on" principle. The father points out that to marry out of the faith is a sin, but the son ;as"e;t.s "dat r i, a tit ill greater sin for the modern emancipated J, to fail in business life. On the comedy side Augustus Yorke is really a true humorist. Moses Levi, the old clothes deale-r of Houndsditch, is ever ready to beat even his dearest friend in a bargain. The two out standing characters are of course Augustus Yorke, of Potash and Perlmuttcr" fame, which faot is in itself a sufficient guarantee of the quality of the acting, and Mauora Thew's poignantly pathetic portrayal of Leah.—The open- ing episode of "Judex," the ninth serial to be screened at the County, will also be shown. THE PlOrUREDROME. The stellar attraction for the initial half of the weeic was Romance and Alystery, a live- I part play which had a good reception. "Mil- lionaire Paupers,' a Trans-Atlantic feature him, occupies the place of honour 101 the rest of the weeK. The two seriats, i'carl of the Army" and "Who's Guilty," also figure in the pro grammes of the ivf, Nex,, week, "Annaoeis Romance," featuring Pearl White, will be pro- jected during the urat half, and" Unknowll Power," a remarkable lilm in which titui, great Italian actor Giovanni Spano appears, will bo shown during the weelc-end Wllfi a number of humorous pictures, which are an appreciated feature of the Picturedrome fare.

LLANFAIRFECHAN. I SNOW DON 11 LAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Prc-sent prices; 3jlU3. Bags, 8^d; libs. Bagd, Is 5d. W AR SAVINGS.—At the Church Institute, on W ediHisdiay, the Hon. E. Alters Dougia^ d'elivei-ed an adui-eto on W ar Savings. SCHOLASTIC.—Miss Bamford, of Ban.gor, Iras been appointed a oaiitiiicated teach or on the I V'ùll ot tetle local National ikiiiool. AiARRIAGF.—T-i-ja majjyinge rook place on Tuei-xjay week, at Darby, 01 Mr UVVLHI Roborti, Uu'uiijn Oaxt'ag^, wtiio had veiigu.- at CWidt Uamwii tor seventeen years, mid Buu,Mi.ee Mort. OBITUARY. At the ago of 61 years, the ckiath took place, 011 Tuesday, ot Mrs iUizabuth \\IÜ¡,tnh3, vvite ot Air Ziacuui.r.ah Williams, 4, B-ryiiihyii/yd.—The cieatih took piaoo at Bangor, on Alondiay, of Aim Elizabeth Wfiiiam^, Bank llou&e, L"ilfairfe,ctati, widow of Mr Jonn Wil- I jaiits, g^rdenor. ON IJEAVE.—Among local soldiers homo on leave is Private John Koctirts, Royal Welsh Fusi- lwru. 1, Levvis-tciiiraee, who L.ló been out in II ranee eighteen months. INCREASED POOR RATE.—There is an in- croase ot 6d in the £ in the poor rate tor the oil- suing lialt-year. G.F.S.—The local branch of the GirLs' Friend- ly Society have decided to <!t!1rallge classes tar home nursing, first aid, and drilling. COAL PxUCEfci. — After seven meetings, tk/j local Coal Control Committee, on Monday, deeiciod upon the imtuM price of coal to be sold 111 tho dietnkit. HEATH HOME.—A11 enjoyable concert was given al" tho Heath Home last Thursday, when lho following local artistes contributed to a aried pi*ograrniiie:Nirs Foster, Airs W. Roberts, the Misses May Hughes, Dilys Lewis, Gladys Hughes and Aiiss Houghton, all of whom received well-merited encores. A special wel- come was given to Mrs Foster, who has so often given pleasure to the patients 111 the Home with her deligtitiul singing. Mr Robert, Hughes, J.P., occupicd the chair. A pleading interlude was the distribution of prizes by Airs R. Hughes to the winners of the games competitions held during the week. Prizes were given by Aiisses Sidebotham, Mr W. G. Roberts, and Mr R. O. Pughe. The discharged soldiers in the distriot were invited to the concert. Cheers were given in true Staffordshire style to all the entertain- ers, Mr W. Hughes, Liys Aiadoc (who arranged the concert), returning thanks all behalf of tha performfers. FOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Committee- was held on Tues- day. Alr W. G. Roberts presided, and the otheir members preterit were Mcaaivj Rd. Thomas, G. R. Griffitiis, R. S. WiHmru;, Robert Hughes, and Alias Wilkmaon, wMh Mr "Wbeldon Repeats (the ole-rk). Mcs Hughes, Bulkeky-tcirrace, applied for an a dilution nl 81hs. of sugar par month for majiu- facturing purposes. It was decided to grant an additional 41 bs. per month.-A similar applica- tion by Mr Thomas Goodall was deferred. Air R. Thornae prqpcsod tha-t the Committe,a aok the Food Ooiiitrolleir for North Wales whetheir he had any food oirdera in Welsh.-Ti-uis was carried. Air G. R. Griffith proposed that Mr Robert Hughes, butcher, be reported to the Food Com- miiSLiicinier few not s-ubnyitting to the Food Control Cctmmitteo his scihedule of prices foi't-nightly.—■ Mr R. Thomria seconded.—Air Robert Hughes expla-rrved that ho did not think it neo&stary to send t'be 1;st, as there woo 110 change in the pni< ies. If the Food Committee thought there should be an alternation in the price, it was their duty to alitor th-e schedule.—The motion was lost. The question of appointing a local Food Eco- nomy Committee was again deferred. Mr G. R. Griffith moved that the milk dealers be aked to give priority when selling milk to parents rearing Samites. Mr G. R. Griffiths gave nefcioe tha.t at the next meeting he would move that the wholesale and uetaril prices of butter be reconsidered.

BEAUMARIS. SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags. Present pricje: 3^1 be. Bags, 8id; 7ibs. Bags, Is 5d. j MILITARY NEWS.—Mr. Thomas Jones, Alargaret-vtreet. has been notified that his son Priva-e W. Adams Jones, R.V\ -F., is in hospital witih a gunshot wound in the arm. Private William Jones, son of Mr. Edward Jc-nes, pabL- man,, who wuij, severely wounded by shrapnei' 's reported to be making satisfactory progress. AlAYOR'S SUNDAY.—The Major accom- panied by the numbers of the Council and Borough officia's attended divine servioa at St. Alary's ParKi Church on Sunday morning. Assembling at the Town Hall a procc* s on was formed, which was headed by the band of the Royal Anglesey Royal Engineers. The sermon was preaoiied by the Rector (Rev. H.J. AloTgan. M.A.) TOWN COUNCIL.—At the meeting of the Council on Friday, Alderman J. H. Burton was unaniimoiidiy re-elected mayor for the ensuing year and a vote of thanks was accorded- him for ids past services in that capacity. Councillor J. H. ioncs was appointed to represent "ho Council on the Court of Governers of the Univ- sit-y College of North Wales. Various changes in the arrangement of the outdoor emp-oyees of the Council were approved of, and the Highway Cümmjtua were instructed to obtain tenders for thj removal of house refuse etc. The Alayor notified the appointment of Councillor W. J. Thorna-- to act as his deputy. PRESENTATIONS FOR LIFE SAVING.— On Friday, the Alayoresa (Mrs. Burton), after the mayoral election, presented the Royal Society's parchment ecrott; to Donald Uredale Owen. the youth of 17 years (son of the late Rev. W. J. Owen and Airs Owen, P'as Coch Terrace,) who rescued a boy named W. S. Thomw,. from drowning in the summer. MTS. Burton presented also, on behalf cf subscribers whose names were read, a silver watch engraved with his monogram and the da:e cf the r eve tie. A similar watch with monogram and date was presented to Mr. Vaughan Bowen, whose waJtoh had been spoiled in an attempt to reach the drowning boy and vvho had been himself a- liberal subscriber for the watch given to Donald O.ven.

"SPY" CARTOON EXHIBITION AND SALE AT BANGOR. Mr* Lloyd George has kindly consented to open the "Spy" Cartoon Exhibition and Sale which will be held in Bangor, early in January, in aid of the Penrhyn Cottage (Bangor) and Bodlondeb (Angle- sey) V.A.D. Hospitals. Among those who have specially autographed cartoons for the sale, in addition to the Prime Minister, are Mr. Balfour, Mr. Asquith, Lord French Mr.^onar Law, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Austin ChaWberlain, Mr. Winston Churchill, Mr. F. E. Smith, Sir R. S. Baden-Powell, Sir John Jellicoe, Lord Lansdowne, Lord Beresford, Lord inlilnei-, Sir Edward Carson, The Grand Duke Michael, and many others. The cartoons, some two thousand in number, an anonymous gift to these Hospitals, will make a unique sale and exhibition. 456

Captain Sir Charles Bathunst, K.B.E.. ALP. chairman of the Royal Comimiiesiion on the Sugar Supply, hias reappointed Sir Herbert Matthews ¡a, hiis private secretary. Sir Ernest Pollock has been elected Alastar of the Grocers' COnipaily, Alr A. Burnett Brown Alaste'r o.f the Musicians' Company, and Colonel Opensih^w Master of the Wheciwiri^'hts' (Jom- pany.

EXEMPTION OF NEWSPAPER I STAFFS. Sir Auckland Geddes in a writ-en answer, 4»ta,tos that in reviewing exemptions granted- to ne>. tp„per s^i.-ffs, it niiii,, Lc ie.t.e.nber<*d vhat the eitic.ci.r oontin..ar,ci_> of ti.e newspapers ie e.sen- tiai en pu/yiic groanus, and S'u: lie lent- men should be lc 11 in all departments to cttab-e ihe daily to Dc; continued. Full consideration shou»d be givell t3 the pos».bii4d>y ot í1.crü..lslllt:; the numoer cl men emi>-o\ea who a.re oveir m.-litury age. ibe same general princijile should be aip-plied to L.ie exemiMOii ot '"en on one staifs 01 Loiiicion and provincial weekly newspapers which have large circulations. ,-X 111 very fvpecMl circumstance?, mil tary leprest'iicatives snould appeal against any exemptions granted to 1\, 131 or Cl well uniier 31. Mi "tary reprioienbauves should Ilor consent to exemptions lor longer periods than four momh s. ttir Auckland Geddes states, i.n a written answer, that the Kestricted 'Occupations Oroer has not been o-ric-e.-ed, L-ut its provisions are no longer being eniorced exofptin regard to tne engagenien'c or employment of aliens, and notice tv that etlect has been given to the Labour F.ichiange3.

DEATH OF SIR G E. CAYLJBJY. Sir George Everard Cayley, Bart., of Bromp- ton, Yorkshire, died in London, yesterday, aged 5o years. xlo was the ninth baronet, and succeeded in 1895. His eldest son has been killed in the war, and the he.r to the title is a pnsoner of war Jr: .(many. prisoner of war ir: Germany. 1

ALL PAMPHLETS TO BE I CENSORED. Quito a sensation waa caused in the House of Uommons, yestenday, by tne Hotme Secretary's announoament that an ord-eir is to be tsssu/ed uncner- the Dttfeurce ot the Realm Aut requiring all pii.m{phiici £ ti to be submitted to the Press Bureau uet-Oine publkiittjon. If thia measure is actuary oa.uu.d out it will evitabiiisih in th. ciountiry toor uiite iir.-jt time a cenjuiuiiiip of opinion. It is ilii'gh tlirla scimeiiiniJitg was done to stop the cJniig.^v'j.uis and pcirmoicua paculiafc literartiuiie whkm is bejrug circi^iiaited thH.<\lighourt the coun- try.

MILK 7d A QUART IN I MANCHESTER I Iu Alanjdh-etiteir and Saiford the jjirice of milk is now Yjd par quanx. In Alanohester tlie prioe was raiised 011 Monday and in Safefoffld ytultar- d;ay.

BUTTER RATION SCHEME I PRESENT MAXIMUM PRICE ABOUT I 2s 6d PER LB. T'he salicimo for ee-ouring an equitable djiatiibu- tion of butter thuoughouit the 001r.nt.riy ill llDW officiallly issued. It provides lor the rale to the pli,blii, ,t a maximum price to be fixed from time to time by the Ministry of Food, and it is anti- cipated that the price will not at pwent exceed about 2s &d pound, and that it may be pos- fcjble to induce it later. T'nie total qu-amteity of 'but'tet- applied for by dealers for yeati- December, 1917, to Novem- ber, 1918, mueit not jexccod 'the total quantity solid ell' ucod ill 1915. T'hioutglh buittor miade by other mainufact.ucctrB, U,ocal and geneirial, has been obtainable at fu 6d peir lb. a.nd under, the AHaypioAo D'^i-y Company have cluairged ovor 3.3 for tHrsir p, locliuct. it is v E: ly lici.'id to tihis diiapaiity in pmcea, tlhic-uigh we now unciti-tand that the next- -apply of Maypole butter wild be 1;old uatdnr 2s 6d pea- lb.

CAPTAIN J. FOX RUSSELL KILLED. I Captain John Fox Resell, M.C., R.A.M.C., attached Royal Welsh Fu^jli.vvs, was kiLled on Nove-mibe.r 6th. A dhort time ago he received the Military Crows for con'ipifuaits bila-oi-y on the ba-tt'efielcl. He waa the aldiect son of Dr. and Mm Fox Ru?-ell, of Hoi-yifooad, and married, in Septambar, 1916, ALma, only djaughioer of Air and Mns Tytor, of Court Royal, Tunbridge I Wems.

The e>ngiagemient is announced of Captain Humphrey Lloyd, M.C., 60th Rifles, attached R.F.C., only son of Colonel and Aim Wilfred Lloyd, and Constance, only daughter of Air and Airs James Hope Loudon, OUimtigh, Wye, Kent.

Lord Newborolllglh luas left Londion for I Dublin.

I LIST OF SERVICES. I SUNDAYS—Holy Communion, £ a.m.; Mabtins, 11.20 a.m.; Evensong, 4 p.m. WEEK DAYS—Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Ma.ttins, 8.30 a..rr. and 11 a.m. on 1-ioly Dttyke; 5 p.m.. Evening Prayer. TUESDAY—l'-i noon, short Servicn of Interces- sion for our soldiers and sailors lasting 15 minutes. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th. Service. Anthem. I wil-l lay nw dOWIL- Gad'ciby. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. M.—(11:20) Stagier (A). Unto Theie have I m aried.—Elvey. Hymns: 218, 186, and 595. Preacher Minor Canon Baiiitvvcod. E.-(4.0) Stainer (AI. In Jewry id Ged known.— WhiitfeLd. Hymns: 224, 540, and 534. Preacher: Archdeacon Alorgan. Organist and Ohoinmtsfcer: Roland Rogers, AIus.D. (Oxon). Minor Canons: Rev. J. Eastwood and Rev. M. A. Hughes. Dv.an: The Very Rev. Griffith Ro'bcrtts.

I CATHEDRAL (WELSH). < 24th Sunday after Tr.iiiGtiy :— 9.30 -a.m. Matin,s aai-d Semmon. 2 p.mi. SundSay Scihool; Lceaon 51. 6 p.m.: Evensong and Seirnnosi. We,ancc-da,y 6.45 p.m. Everjaoiiig and Sermon. Fridiay:— 10 a.m. InteX-eajary Sorvice.

ST. JAMES' (ENGLISH), I 24th S-undiay afteir Trir.tity:— 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. I 11 a.m. AJatiLnis a.nd Sermon 2.30 p.m. Sundlay Sdhool:. Le-s&on 51. 6.30 pm": Evensong and Sermon. Mc.ming Prayer- d-i, y at 9 a.m. Wc -,I. n ce.&y Lfea-ny and Special Pnavars at 12 (noon). Tbuiruday:— FIrily Communion at 7 a.m. Evemnong and Sermon at 7 p.m. Organist-: Mr C. E. die M. LEATHEiS, M.A., Mus.Biac.. F.R.C.O. Officiating Clergy: Rev. J. -D. JONES, M.A., Senior ViLar: a.nd Rev. H. J. WILLIAMS, RA., Curate.

ST. MARYS CHURCH. I 24tih SundJay after Tririiilty :— 8 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 a.m.: Matins and 1 Sermon tWelsh). Proaoher: Rev. Roes Jones, B.A Hymns: 290 and 172. 11.30 ,1. m Matins and Sermon (Eng!Liii). P-rtiaciher The Vicar. Anthem: He watciheing over Israel" (Alen- delssdfm). Hymns: 540 and 290. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon (Welsh). Pre.aclheri: The Vicar. Hymns: 255, 393, 295, and 248. 7 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon (English). Preaciher: Rev. Rcea Jonas, B A. Anthem: Inoline thine ealf" (Hilmmel). Hymns: 281, 277, and 27. Rev. J. C. MORRIOE, M.A., Vicar. Rev. REES JONES, B.A., Cumte.

WM. ROWLANDS & Co. fiv. Wholesal e Wine & Spirit Merchants, BANGOR. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BASS'S ALES AND GUINNESS'S STOUT IN CASKS AND IN BOTTLE. Established 1830. The CORSETS That ALL WOMEN Are TALKING ABOUT ABDO and KINGSONIA Corsets are known all over as the World's Predominant Fashion I Corsets for Slim, Average and Full Figures. 1:anua "'I' AWARDED THE SILVR '1£ SEAL OF THE ø LNSTirurE of hygiene Create the Ideal Dress Foundation. Pcrfect in I'it, Style, Quality and   ? ?T?\  ?? ??/   $fi FIGURE REDUCING CORSET ?'? SSw-' ???''? ?'? Seif-Supporung Ban d \? Jfm The Most Perfect Corset Ever Invente d ?????? '??t??ft forFutland Average Mgures. Gives ?'2S. f??f?rU More Suppor)., Greater Com f ort an d N0.306 6/H ?r)!?l9t a More Graceful Figure than an y No. 223. 12(6. In White an d i, ?i ? { '?? Corset. In White and Dove Dove Cout.), (??"' Madame CLARA BUTT Writes: Coutil, Low Bust, Very Low tM?Aj ? "? am extremely pleaseJ with your Medium Length. Bust, Deep ii ABDO Corsets, lor I find that, whi Ie over Hips.  most comfortable for wear, they yet Bust, Deep '???nn' give the required lines to the Ugure '<'??2?2? without cramping it or interfering in any way with free breathing." Private Fitting Rooms. Telephone 91 direct to Department. W art ski's, Corset Experts and Sole Agents, By the Cathedral, Bangor. Slate,"Marble, & Granite Memorials Delivery & Erection Inclusive. sell i jor Lstiiiiates to Humphrey Williams, Ltd., PENLOM isLAiE .WUKlo BANGOR

35ivtde, flBamase* aiib Ecatbg. Announcements of Births, Alarriages, Doatns, in XVieinoriciin Noi.ces (which lxl,.t be aulilell- tlcatl*(i ititli p.eiialci) are ciiargtd at tne raie 01 A, od ior not lllvlC tiian lUcit Ll.NJjo, will od ior <edCii additional line. '-i, ot-tilcullill,g iviarriage announcements 5s per insertion. Tiists of VveuaJn.g f resell is and r uneral \I reatha t'&- td. per ,1.d1. AcHuuowloU^meaw» .a Ubituary Column 6s per paragrapn. MARRIAGES. HOMAN-SCLTON -.November 6, at St. F rank Alford, claest son ot Air ancl lvhs tioman, o: Colwyii uay, «-o Jessie, eider u&ugnter ot Mr ulILI Jirs Bolton of vN avertreo. HUMPHREYS OO.VES—ROBERTS.—November 8. a' Bryiimeiiai (J.M. Churon, Tortdinorwic, oy TN Kev. K. Thonias, B.A., Vv LUIAM Humphreys, youngoit son of Air John joncs, JFIAS L.aiuag an, •^ARNAI-von,TO Bessie, only uaughter of the iato Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Rooert-s, Park iiiii, Prescot. OWEN- LEWIS. -Nov,,Inlber 14th, at the ta- bernacle Lnupel, Bangor, U. '1. Uwen, youngest son of the late Air Owen, Kimberley House, Bangor, to Dilys, youngest daughter 01 the late Air JL. H Lewis, ulir Mrs Lewis, Bronwjiia, liaiigor, DEATHS. JONEs.-Killed in action, on the 6th Novem- ber, 1917, Evan Jones, Sec.-Lieut., Royal Welsh Fusiliers, second son of Mr Arthur Jones, J.P., and Airs Jones, of "Oakheld," Harlesden, N. W aged 36 years. N. W He died Wilt his country may endure." RUDD.—Reported missing, now believed killed leading his men at Serre, November 13th, 1915, William Ferris Rudd, Captain. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, eldest son ot the late George Patrick Ferris Rudd, of Beddgelert. SPAR KS.Noveniber 9, at his residence, Royai Victoria Hotel, Prestatyn, after a long iilnes3, Joseph Bush by Sparks. WATTS. November 10th,- Ma.ry Watts, of Latimers, Colwyn Bay, widow of the late i. R. Watts, of Earls Barton, Northants. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. THOMAS.—Airs S. Thomas, CaeMepa, Bangor, desires to thank numerous friends wiho sent her messages of sympathy in heir recent bereave- ment. IN AIEAiORIAAI. BAPMISTER.-I,ll ooc-Ted memory of our be- loved mother, Decima, wife of ex-C.S.M. T. H. Biannister, R.E., who died suddenly on Novem- ber 13th, 1915. Sadly missed by her loving ohiild'ren at home (and boy" in France). Resit o n., dear mother, thy labours o'er, Thy loving hiando w V1 toil no more; A faithful motiieIV, true and kind. No friend on earth like thee we find. WILLIAMS.—In loving memory of my dear father, Thomas Williams, who died at Thomas' Buildings, Bangor, November 14th, 1914. — Annie. WHITLOCK.—In loving memory of Thomas Edwin, th> dea,r1y- bdov son of Thomas and Edwin, 'WLftlock, 113, Carmairvonroad, Bangor, SAI'SIH No-onib?'- 17th, 1914. vv h 17?i, 19.

B Relief of dress details la always welcome. We devote jfj B the mo?t considerate attention to all dres require- E3 H M?nt_S. COO"BE TTUuM_ .ES? DMSStS. BLOUSES MILLIR )S ready ito weeaarr. ff!aLssl?iouable, refined. and ?Ightin i!ici H WARTSKI'S, BANGOR J

EGLWYSBAC1L WOMEN'S TEAIPERANCE ASSOCIATION. —Tho loenl branoh of this Association, which opened their winter meetings on Thutrsday even- ing, have again commenced preparing comforts for local soldiers at the front. They again ap- peal to all for help to 'oaury on the good work. PARCELS FOR THE FRONT.-On Sunday evening it was announced at Bethania c.1. Chapel that the appeal made a short time ago by the ladies of the congregation for donations in kind and cash, so as to enable them to for- v>ard parcels to all those belonging to the Beth- ania Church, had met with success. Paroels had been sent to all those serving, who had re- plied in grateful terms.

I 1 EVANS BROS., Blouse Specialists, UPPER BANGOR, HAVING MADE 6 A Special Purchase OF FRENCH- Model Blouses WILL OFFER SAME NEXT WEEK AT Half their Original Prices, Mostly Crepe-De-Chenes j IoN SUPERB COLORINGS.

MENA1 BRIDGE. SrsOYv DO is FLAKE FLOUR in Cctton Bags. Present pi-iccd. 3iibo. Bags, 84d: 71bs. Bags. Is 5d. iiOME ON LEAVE. -Gunii-2r Hugh Williams, R.G.A., who resides in Wood-street, and Gunner D. T. Lewis, Bod fair, a.re home on leave. GlVfNG A FALSE NAME. At a special Court, on Monday, before Goloriel Dixon and Air G W. Senogle-s, Airs Winifred Jones, the wife of a soldier, Irving at Llanfairfeohan, was charged under the Aliens' Consolidation Ordeir, with giv- ing false infoiimation to a lodiging-house keepeir at L'anfair P.G., on Octobcr 21st. It was stated that tL. defendant stgned her ntme on the logii-iiratinn form at the lodging-house as "Ellen Brodjedj." The defendant L,cian' I' ted giving a false name, but added that she had no reason! for doing so. She was fined £2. URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. 1 he monthly meeting ot this Council was held on Tuesday, the Chairman (Mr G. \V. Senogles) presid- ed, and other members present were Messrs T. Roberts, Laisters Lort, J. H. Morgan, J. Edwards, J. Davies Jone;, Owen Hughes, D. H; Davies, J. G. Bacon, S. P. Bidder, Luther Jones, F. J. Matthews, with theCleik tJ r Owen Jones). A vote of condolence was passed with the family of the bt Pte. John Glangors, who was killed in action. It was decided to make a closing order in respect of the house at the rear of Greenfield Terrace which is at present untenanted. it was agreed to have the roads tarred next summer, and to make an application to the Ministry of M uni lions for a tar licence. The Road Board Committee wrote stating that they are prepare d to make a grant of £52 for load improv ements which are to cost .105. The Surveyor reported that as the result of tha high tide on October 30th, the bridge for the wharf to the pontoon of the Princes' Pier was lifted and landed on top ot the piles. The damage has been repaired. Printed and Published for the North Wales: Chronicle Company, Limited, by J. & Edwards, at the "North Wales Chronicle* Office, Caxton House, High-street, Bangor, and at tho" Chronicle" Oflice, High-Street, Port- madoc, both in the County of Carnarvon, and at the "Clorianydd" Office, Bridge- street, Lhngofni. in the County of Anglesey,