Cheshire Observer

THOS. WELSBY & CO. f WINE MERCHANTS, I BRIDGE STREET, CHESTER. Light, carefully-selected WINES for ordinary use, from very moderate prices. Choice WINES of the best Vintages for special occasions. Fine OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES, 36 42-, 44 and 48/- per dozen. Agents for- Moet & Chandon's CHAMPAGNES. Francis Falkner's IRISH WHISKY. Bass & Co. "s ALES. Anglo-Bavarian Brewery.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. TJOYALTY THEATRE, CHESTER. Proprietor-MR. MILTON BODE. Resident Manuger-CHAS. E. S. McLEOD. LAST TWO NIGHTS of Mr. Herbert Sleath's Company. including Charles Collette, in the successful American Farce Comedy, entitled "WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES." MONDAY NEXT, April 1st, 1901, for THREE NIGHTS ONLY, MR. & MRS. KENDAL and their Company, in "THE ELDER MISS BLOSSOM," By Ernest Hendric & Metcalfe Wood. Doors open at 7.15, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Early Doors at 7 o'clook, 6d. extra to all parts. Box Plan now open at the Theatre, and at HERBERT • Stus', 71, Porepate-street, from 11 to 4 p.m. Theatre Telephone, No. 271. OYALTY THEATRE, CHESTER. MONDAY NEXT, April 1, For THREE NIGHTS, MR. AND MRS. IJNDAL AND THEIR COMPANY. Their First Visit to Chester since their return from America. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2 & 3, THE ELDER MISS BLOSSOM." STAINER'S" CRUCIFIXION." ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT THREE P.M. ST. PAUL'S, BOUGHTON. PARTS II. and III. of "THE MESSIAH," Will be rendered by THE CHOIR (augmented) with the assistance of the CHESTER ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY, On WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL 3RD, AT 7.30. SOPRANO MISS J. TYSON PIERCEY. CONTRALTO MISS EDITH LOWE. TENOR MR. W. E. SNELSON. BASS MR. J. H. DITCHBURN. CONDUCTOR: MR. J. T. HUGHES. ORGANIST: MR. R. THOMAS. The Offertory will be given towards Expenses. F. EDWARDS, M.A., Vicar. CHESTER ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN AT THE TOWN HALL, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10TH, 1901. ORCHESTRA OF 40 PERFORMERS, Leader: MR. ACKEROTD, Conductor: MR. J. T. HUGHES, MENDELSSOHN'S ITALIAN SYMPHONY, and other Works will be rendered. VOCALIST MISS COLLINS, Pupil of Herr Randegger. Plan at PHILLIPSON & GOLDER'S. Reserved Seats, 3s. (four for 10s.); Second Seats, Is.; Back Sjats, 6d. Doors, open at 7.30 to commence at 8. J. L. BEDFORD, Hon. Sec. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. GANDYCRGFT J^ESTIYAL SATURDAY, JUNE 29TH, 1901. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. JjASTER HOLIDAYS. EXCURSIONS will leave CHESTER (G.W.R.) STATION, as under:— THURSDAY, April 4.—To GLOUCESTER, Cheltenham, Worcester, Malvern, STRATFORD- ON-AVON, Leamington, OXFORD, LONDON, &c., for 5 or 6 days; to BRIGHTON, Hastings, Eastbourne, Ramsgate, Margate, &c., for 5, 8, 12 or 15 days; to Bridport, Dorchester, WEYMOUTH, &c., for 15 days or less to Winchester, SOUTH- AMPTON, PORTSMOUTH, BOURNEMOUTH, See,, for 5 or 10 days to IHUSTOL and BATH, for 2, 5. 8, 12 or lb days; to Weston-Super-Mare, Taunton, ILFKACOMBE, EXETER, Torquay, Taunton. PENZANCE, a?d other stations in the WEaT OF ENGLAND, for 5, 8, 12 or 15days; and to GUERNSEY and JKKSKY to return any week day from Apiii 8 to -8 inclusive. THURSDAY, April 4, GOOD FRIDAY and EASTER MONDAY. To WELLINGTON, Wolverhampton, Wost Bromwich, Dudley, Kidder- minster, BIRMINGHAM, &c. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, April 4 and 6.—To Leominster, HEREFORD, Ross, Newport, Aber- dare, CARDIFF, SWANSEA, Carmarthen, Pembroke, NEW MILFORD, and other stations in SOUTH WALES for 8 days or less. GOOD F HID AY & EASIER MONDAY.-DAY TRIPS to Wrexham, Ruabon, Llangollen, Corwen, Bala, Dolgelly, BARMOUTH, Oswestry and Shrewsbury, and on EASTER MONDAY ONLY to Fcstiniog and BLAENAU FESTINIOG. SATURDAY, April 6, and EASTER MONDAY.— HALF-DAY TRIPS to Wrexham, Ruabon, Chirk and LLANGOLLEN. I EASTER MONDAY.—DAY TRIP to ABER- GAVENNY and MOUNTAIN ASH. Tickets and bills can be obtained at the Stations. J. L. WILKINSON, General Manager. THE CHESTER UNITED GAS COMPANY. THE Company have on view in their Show Rooms the Winter Stock of GAS FIRES By the principal Manufacturers, including all the latest improvements. Special Attention is drawn to the New Patterns of DRAWING- ROOM FIRES, which will be found most artistic and suited to all requirements, BEDROOM AND NURSERY FIRES I should be fitted up at once to provide against cold weather. A special feature in those is the attachment of a Boiling Burner on top. This is invaluable, especially in case ot sickness. HALLS, CORRIDORS, &c., C;,n be heated by means of REFLECTOR STOVES which will be found economical and easily regulated. SHOPS, OFFICES, &c The Company have a large and varied STOCK OF STOVES suitable for Shops, &c., very cheerful in appearance, and constructed for use without flue pipe. I N CTITITE SCENT GAS BURNERS. The Company have also on view the New Patterns of Incandescent Burner, with a selection of New Shades, Globes, and novel Self-lighting arrangement. Farther particulars can be obtained on applica- tion, and Fitters will be sent free of charge to xamine and furnish estimates. HOW ROOMS AND OFFICES, CUPPIN STREET. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO H.R.H. HER MAJESTY ????? THE PRINCI AND ???? OF WALES. R. BOLLAND & SONS CONFECTIONERS, EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER. 1ST CLASS RESTAURANT. I CAFE AND SMOKE ROOM. WINES AND SPIRITS. COFFEE. CIGARS. BOLLAND'S TURTLE SOUP (prepared from fresh Turtle). CALVES' FEET JELLY. Highly recommended for Invalids. ALMOND SIMNEL CAKES. EASTER EGGS & NOVELTIES. SPECIAL LUNCHEON HAMPERS FOR THE TARPORLEY HUNT and other Race Meetings. WEDDTNG CAKES. As supplied to the Royal Family. All Suet kept in stock. Illustrated Catalogues Gratis Ball Suppers. Wedding Receptions. CYCLISTS CATERED FOR. Cwitomers' Cycles Stored without charge. TELEGRAMS: "BOLLANDS, CHESTER." TELEPHONE, 37. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. THIS DAY (SATURDAY), MARCH 30TH. AN ENTIRE HORSE pARADE WILL BE HELD IN THE GROSVENOR PADDOCK, NEWGATE STREET. LIGHT HORSES 2 P.M. TO 2.45 P.M. HEAVY HORSES 2.45 P.M. TO 3.30 P.M. Entrance Fee to Members of the Chester Farmers' Club, 5/ Non-Members, 10/- each horse, which will be catalogued. ADMISSION to Yard One Shilling each. ARTHUR P. SMITH, Secretary. Grosvenor Chambers, Chester. LONDON & NORTH-WESTERN 4 GREAT WESTERN JOINT RAILWAYS. EASTER EXCURSIONS. FROM CHESTER (GENERAL). On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,"} EASTERM014DAY&Tuim Ay: TO April 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9 I MANCHESTER. GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY, J On GOOD FRIDAY, April 5th, A at 9-40,11-20 a.m., 2-5 p.m. TO On EASTER MONDAY, April I LIVERPOOL 8th, at 8-45, 9-15. 10-15, f AND 11-35 a.m., 1240, 1-5, 2-45 NEW BRIGHTON. p.m.  For full particulars as to times, fares, periods, and return arrangements, see small bills. W. THORNE, Superintendent. Shrewsbury, March, 1901. PUBLIC NOTICES. OXFORD UNIVERSITY EXTENSION LECTURES. G. C. HENDERSON, ESQ, B.A., Will give a Course of SIX LECTURES in the FREE LIBRARY on WEDNESDAYS, on HEROES, MEDIAEVAL & MODERN. Last Lecture, April 3rd, at 8 p.m. Subject Oliver Cromwell." Illustrated by lantern slides. ADMISSION FREE. S P I R I T- A 1, T S M. LAST SUNDAY. AT THE MASONIC HALL, QUEEN-STREET, CHESTER, ON SUNDAY, MARCH 31si, MISS E. A. SMITH (Of Southport), The Celebrated Trance Medium, Clairvoyant and Psyohometrist," will CONDUCT THE SERVICES AT 2.45 & 6.30 P.M. Come early. All are welcome. THE UNDERMENTIONED RAILWAY & CANAL CARRIERS, JL? viz:— THE CHESHIRE LINES COMMITTEE, THE GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, THE LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAIL- WAY COMPANY, THE SHROPSHIRE UNION RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANY, GIVI; -TOTICE that on and from the 1st May, 1901, a REVISED SCALE OF CHARGES will come into operation at CHESTER for the follow- ing services:— WAREHOUSE RENT & WHARFAGE. Demurrage Charges on Wagons standing under Load waiting Forwarding or Delivery Orders. LOADING & SUNDRY SERVICES. Full particulars can be obtained on application at the Companies' Goods Offices at the respective stations. CHARITY COMMISSION. In the Matter of the Charity of SIR THOMAS MOULSON, in the Chapelry of Hargrave, other- wise Foulk Stapleford, in the Parish of Tarvin, in the County of Chester; and in the Matter of The Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1894." BY direction of the Board of Charity Commis- Bsioners for England and Wales, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an order is proposed to be made by them after the expiration of one calendar month, to be computed from the first publication of this notice, removing THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILBRAHAM FREDERIC BARON TOLLEMACHE, at his owe request, from being a Trustee of this Charity, and appointing Trustees thereof with all necessary and proper incidental directions. The following persons have been proposed for appointment as Trustees :— THE RIGHT HONOURABLE GEORGE BATLLIE- HAMILTON ASDEN, EARL OF HADDINGTON and GEOKGE BARBOUR, of Bolesworth Castle, in the County of Chester, Esquire. Any objections to the proposed Order, or sugges- tions for its modification, may be transmitted to the Commissioners in writing, within 21 days from the first publication of this notice, addressed to The Secretary, Charity Commission, Whitehall, London, S.W." Dated the 19th day of March, 1901. R. DURNFORD, Secretary. ALEXANDER LAMON!\ DECEASED. ALL Persons having any CLAIMS against the J- L. Estate of the late Mr. ALEXANDER LAJIONT, of Grey Friars, and Eastgate-street, Chester, or against the Firm of Messrs. A. LAMONT & SON, j of Eastgate-street, Upholsterers, are requested to send particulars to the undersigned, BIRCH, CULLIMORE & DOUGLAS, Friars, Chester, Solicitors for the Executors of the late Alexander Lamont. THOMAS DAVENPORT, DECEASED. AL L Persons having any CLAIMS or DEMANDS upon or against the Estate of THOMAS DAVENPORT, late of Foregate-street, in the City of Chester, Painter and Decorator, are requested to send particulars of the same to me, the undersigned, Solicitor to the Executors of the deceased, on or before the 13th day of April next. Dated this 29th day of March, 1901. WILLIAM HENRY CHURTON, Solicitor, Eastgatc Buildings, Chester. I HEWITT'S FOR SCHOOL BOOTS. PUBLIC NOTICES. MR. DEAKIN thanks the Public for Jj-L past support, and regrets he has failed to find a successor. The Shop will be Closed until j further notice. T. DEAKIN. II) RAW for CINEMATOGRAPH and JL/ MAGIC LANTERN combined. Winning Number: 274.-Apply 76, Lower Bridge-st. 9343 DRAW in Aid of ALFRED TAYLOR unavoidably POSTPONED. All Books not in. Winning Numbers published in Observer May 4th. 9323 IF ELLEN COOPER, Daughter of the JL late James Cooper, Sergeant in the Chester Regiment-her mother's maiden name Rogers- should see this, will she please write to her uncle George, 2, Bridge-street, Luton, Beds. 9329 IMPERIAL YEOMANRY HOSPITAL JL FUND. LIST OF DONATIONS TO MARCH 29TH, 1901. Mrs. B. Rathbone £ 6 0 0 Mrs. Rasbotham 5 0 0 The Marchioness of Cholmondeley 2 2 0 J. F. Lowe, Esq 110 The Rev. F. C. Royds 110 R. C. Edwards, Esq., M.R.C.V.S 10 0 E. WILSON SWETENHAM, Local Hon. Treaa. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace for the COUNTY OF CHESTER will be held at the COURT HOUSE, KNUTSFORD, in and for the said County, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore- noon, when the Grand Jury will be empannelled. The hearing of all Appeals arising within the Hundreds of Bucklow, Macclesfield, and Northwich, forming the Knutsford District, and the trials of all prisoners committed from such Hundreds, will take place at such Sessions. The Grand and Petty Juries for the Knutsford District must be in attendance at the Court House, Knutsford, at the opening of the Court on TUESDAY, the 9th day of April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. THE COURT will be Adjourned to the Castle of Chester, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. The hearing of all Appeals arising within the Hundreds of Broxton, Eddisbury, Nantwich, and Wirral, forming the Chester District, and the trials of all prisoners committed from the last-mentioned Hundreds will take place at such Adjourned Sessions. The Grand and Petty Juries for the Chester District must be in attendance at the Castle of Chester, at the opening of the Court on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. REGINALD POTTS, Clerk of the Peace for the County of Chester. Chester, 12th March, 1901. ELECTION ADDRESS. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF GREAT SAUGHALL. WE beg to return you our sincere thanks for W the honour you have done us in returning the whole of our party, who contested the Election, as your Representatives on the Parish Council. The victory is all the more pleasing to us, as it will shew the Local Government Board how much the large majority of Ratepayers disapproved of the action adopted two years ago by the retiring chairman and his supporters in entirely ignoring the expressed opinion of the Board. We trust we shall prove ourselves worthy of your confidence. ø [ xours iaitntuiiy, JOHN MAWBY, GEORGE NICHOLLS, ROBERT FOULKES, SAMUEL HUGHES, JAMES BALL, THOMAS CRUMP, JOHN BALL, H. O. MADDOCK. Great Saughall, March, 1901. PLEASURE CRUISES. <. THE DEE STEAM BOAT CO. The above Company desire to give NOTICE that their Steamboats the ORMONDE and BEND OR will Commence running on MONDAY, April 1st. THE DEE STEAM BOAT CO. The above Company is the only one authorised by His Grace the DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, to run their STEAMERS regularly to EATvN HALL. THE "ORMONDE" AND "BEND OR" Will run as follows (Sundays excepted) EcelestonFy am am pm | pm |pm | pm |pm I pm Chester dp' 1030 jl 0 i 12 4i51 5 P! Ilpm30 EcclestonFy! 112Q !l 50 13 3 j5 20 Iron Bridge .1 145 | j j jo 45 I' IronBr'g.d'.I'" 1145, "'1 .? |5 45 Ee ?lestorf:l il2lOi 150, 3.51 10 Chester. arr !l 0, 2 401 14 3 251 7 0 This Time Table is for four days only. From April 1st to 4th inclusive. Special Trips on Good Friday and Easter Monday. FARES: Chester to Eccleston, 6d. Single; 9d. Return Iron Bridge, 8d. le. Weather and other causes permitting. HOTELS, &c. h, THE GLYN VALLEY HOTEL, JL GLYNCEIRIOG (via Chirk and G.V. Tram). Reserved fishing, lovely scenery, splendid road for cyclists from Chirk (six miles). Sir Theodore Martin writes: "A more delightful retreat for a quiet holiday, 'far from the madding crowd,' I do not know."—For terms, &c., apply Miss JONES, Manager. R OBERT HILL, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND GENERAL HOUSE DECORATOR, 28, EGERTON STREET, CHESTER. I A POST CARD ENSURES PROMPT ATTENTION. ¡ JOBBING WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. -1 RICHARD JONES' MAGNIFICENT SPRING SHOW AT NEW PREMISES. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHING AT BRIDGE-ST. SHOWROOMS. A VISIT OF INSPECTION INVITED. RICHARD JONES, 50, 52, 54 & 56, BRIDGE STREET, AND 11 & 13, EASTGATE STREET, CHESTER. EASTER HOLIDAYS. BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR NEW MOUNT CALL & INSPECT OUR STOCK OF 1901 MODEL SWIFT, ARIEL RAGLAN CYCLES WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. FREE WHEEL ROADSTER, with the New Morrow Combination Hub, from £10 10 0 Accessories of every description. Repairs by Experienced Workmen. THE CYCLE & MOTOR CO., LIMITED, 100A, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER. TAYLOR & SON, QUEEN STREET, CHESTER. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR DECORATIONS HIGH-CLASS WORKMANSHIP. MODERATE PRICES. ESTIMATES. TELEPHONE 227. NEW SPRING GOODS. GUEST & WARDLE, CABINET MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, 12, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER, SPECIAL MAKERS OF INSTITUTE & ECCLESIASTICAL FURNITURE. SATIN WALNUT & WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES, our Own Make, from £10 10s. upwards. DINING ROOM & DRAWING ROOM SUITES, in Leather, Saddlebags. and Velvet, and Moquette Velvet, from X7. FLOORCLOTHS. LINOLEUMS. CARPETS. REMOVALS. BEINDS MEASUREMENTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.   PAID. TELEPHONE No. 236. CABINET FACTORY QUEEN STREET. F. RICHARDSON'S ¡ GLASS AND CHINA STORES, 81, FOREGATE STREET. SPECIAL SHOW OF NEW GOODS, COMPRISING TOILET, DINNER AND TEA SERVICES. Also a VERY LARGE SELECTION of FLOWER POTS. PLEASE CALL AND LOOK ROUND SHOW ROOMS, YOU WILL BE SURE TO FIND SOMETHING 10 INTEREST YOU. FIRST SPRING SHOW. NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT APPL ETON'S, BRIDGE STREET ROW. THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, BOLEROS, RAINPROOF COATS, SILK DRESS GOODS, LACES, GLOVES, HOSLERY, SKIRTS, &c. SUNSHADES. UMBRELLAS. APPLETON'S, BRIDGE STREET ROW. R. J. & H. ELLIS, PLAIN AND DECORATIVE HOUSE PAINTERS, CHURCH DECORATORS, GILDERS, SIGN WRITERS, PAPERHANGERS. OFFICE 60, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER. ESTABLISHED 1859. Telephone 180; after 5.30 p.m., 180A. F. J. JONES & CO., ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, SELLER STREET ELECTRICAL WORKS, CHESTER. Estimates Free. Repairs promptly attended to LAMPS, FROM 9D. TO 1: I "DEAL OLD SILKSTONE COAL. -*— BROWN ASH, HOT, CLEAN, DURABLE. BENJAMIN JONES, j COAL AND COKE MERCHANT, NORTHGATE STATION, CHESTER. Prices on application. No canvassers. 8139 Telephone 204. T. H. B ANK8, FURNITURE REMOVER (ROAD OB JUIL) AND GENERAL CARTER. COAL AND GRAVEL MERCHANT. Depot for Hilton, Anderson, Brooks & Co's LONDON PORTLAND CEMENT (Ingram and Clarke, Agents). Office: 5, ST. WERBURGH'S MOUNT, CHESTER. CALF REARING SEASON, 1901. WINDMILL CALF MEAL. BEST AND CHEAPEST. ABSOLUTELY PURE. FINEST MILK SUBSTITUTE FOR CALF FEEDING. MADE FROM BEST CEREALS ONLY. IN BAGS OF 1 CWT. 11/6 I I CWT. 3/6 6/-14 14 LBS, 2/- None genuine without Trade Mark "WINDMILL" on Bags. SEE TESTIMONIALS RECEIVED FOR LAST SEASON. Sole Manufacturer: EDWARD DEAN, J UNR. UPTON MILLS, NEAR CHESTER. Agents in Chester: MESSRS. GRIFFITHS BROS., Corn Merchants, Canal Side and Lower Bridge- street, Chester MESSRS. CHEERS & HOPLEY, Chemists, Northgate street, Chester; MR. ERRINGTON, Smithfield Stores, Chester. DIRECTIONS FOR PREPARING FOOD Mix to a paste and add quantity of boiling water required. WINDMILL CALF MEAL. TESTIMONIALS FOR SEASON 1900. -From W. H. Phillips, Esq., Bailiff to His Grace the Duke of Westminster. Woodhouse, Aldford, Chester, July 25th, 1900. Dear Sir,—My cowman informs me that your Calf Meal is very good, especially for Calves that are a few weeks old.—Yours truly, Mr. Ed. Dean, Junr. W. H. PHILLIPS. Edge Dairy Farm, Malpas, March 14th. Dear Sir,—I like your Calf Meal very much,-and the calves like it, and are doing well on it. I have had 5 cwt. from another firm at 15s. per cwt. I would lather have yours than it, and yours is I 3s. 6d. per cwt. cheaper.—Yours truly, Mr. Ed. Dean, Junr. P. NICHOLAS. SOLE MANUFACTURER EDWARD DEAN, JUNR., UPTON MILLS, NR. CHESTER. GULLED"—& DIDN'T KNOW IT! I Our "COUSINS ACROSS THE WATER" often boast of the GULLIBILITY" of the BRITISH PITR^ T TP T! A ■ a V a n-r uT™ distasteful to-M, that we BRITONS are easily "AKEN IN" and there is a class of deales iu fthhe? se Qa,ys t? hat trad." e upon .f weaFkn?ess of the "unsuspecting Briton, and make fine capital out of it. Trade schemes are cleverly organised A r ?CO-OPERATIVE? ?'HELP-MY8ELF? ?MDTUAL BENEFIT? or "BONUS-GIVING'' SORTFTIFSand great and staring advantages are offered to the Public by such AGENCIES. But perhaps the SEEMING advanta.esare not E?L advantages ( 0 0 0 at all and where there IS a real advantage given, there may be a cc TAKE-IN" on another article as an «off-set If the" Unsuspecting Briton" examined things a little more CLOSELY, he might find that he was HAD more often than he thinks !-and that's an unpleasant sort of reflection, isn't it ? Well, in the matter of GROCERIES in general, and TEAS in particular, there is at least ONE TRADESMAN that can HOLD HIS OWN without these NEW-FANGLED NOTIONS and PETTIFOGGING TITLES. A T TJ^ DVT) T|V A V Q SFIU sells ? GOOD ARTICLE at the LOWEST FIGURE! Y H.??1 k) He is sure of the PRICE and the customer is sure of the QUALIT;! None of the SOCIETIES can beat him in giving VALUE for MONEY, though they TRY to and profess to, and that part of the General Public tha< | WILL NOT be HAD," prefer to stick to the GROCER who serves them well, without GULLING," without BIG NAMES, and without a lot of FUSS 'VILL NOT be" HAD," prefer to stick to the GROCER who serves them well, without" GULLING," wIthout BIG NAMES, and WIt out a lot 0 FU BRANCHES ALL OVER THE CITY. I W. E. LtNDOP. IFIRST SPJitXG SHOW I OF LADI E ")*'ENGLISH TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. JACKETS, MANTLES, DRESS FABRICS, SKIRTS, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES, SILK AND COTTON SHIRTS, FEATHER BOA, &c., &c. NEW GOODS in all Departments. ENGLISH TAILOR MADE COSTUMES, New Shapes," 25/6 to 89/6. LADIES' BLACK & COLOURED JACKETS, 14/9 to 84/ SPECIAL LADIES' BLACK AND COVERT COATING JACKETS, 21/ NEW FREIZES, Art shades, 1/61, lilli, 2 6, 2/11. NEW FRIEZE CANVAS, 1 6§d. Patterns on application. DRESSMAKING—Newest Styles, Perfect Fit. W E LINDOP, EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER. J. A. MATE. Late of Foregate-street, is now Showing NEW GOODS FOR SPRING, AT 17, BRIDGE-ST. ROW & 50, BRIDGE-ST. All the Newest & Latest Designs in CHILDREN'S COATS, COSTUMES, MILLINERY, &c. ALWAYS A CHOICE SELECTION OF LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, BABY LINEN. BICYCLES. BEFORE deciding upon your 1901 MACHINE JD you are respectfully invited to inspect sample Machines, built throughout with EADIE FITTINGS, FREE WHEELS (HYDE PATENT), BACK PEDALLING BRAKE, FRONT RIM BRAKE, DISC CHAIN ADJUSTMENT, &C. Machines Built according to purchaser's own specifications as far as possible, any gear. CHESTER AGENT for R & p's FAMOUS MACHINES. Old Machines Enamelled & Plated like new. CYCLE ACCESSORIES. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS. GORST, DELAMERE STREET CYCLE DEPOT. Paperhangings! Paperhangings!! ROBERT W ILLIAMS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PAPER- HANGINGS MERCHANT. ALL THE LATEST & NEWEST DESIGNS. The Largest Stock in the City. FROM 2D. PER PIECE. PAINTER, PAPERHANGER & DECORATOR. Estimates Free for all Town & Country Work. Note the Prices of Papers in the Windows & Address. 73, BROOK STREET, CHESTER. ROLAND DAWSON, 46 & 48, FOREGATE-ST., CHESTER, AND 1 & 2, WHITE HORSE YARD, PAWNBROKER, JEWELLER AND CLOTHIER, DEALER IN FURNITURE, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND ELECTRO-RLATED WOODS, IrlANOS, FURS, CARPETS, BASSINETTES, &0. Cash Advanced to any amount on any of the above class of Goods. OO ~l O Id—Unredeemed; 1 dozen oair <?<?? lA/O FISH EATERS & FORKS, in oak case; best quality Silver-plate almost new. OO/i?—Eight-day CLOCK, striker; solid ??/ U walnut case, large plain face a per- fect timekeeper; a fifteen years' warranty given. OO I—Excellently-made Solid Oak 0?0 ±0/ O DINING TABLE, telescope, with two extra leaves, thick massive legs very cheap. -| Q I—Handsome DINNER CRUET, six _LCO cut glass bottles very good quality silver-plate beautiful design; a bargain. OO 1 PI Very fine British-plate PIER 0?? _LO/ GLASS, in English gilt frame, square top, larcre size; worth double. ~t f £ \—Beautiful hand-painted TOILET SET: .i-?/ ?..? quite perfect. ft? 101 Grand SUITE, heavy solid cWt/ _l_V// walnut frames, new shape backs, patent unbreakable back screw to each chair, rail back Couch, upholstered in really good terra cotta broche velvet; a bargain. M/—Quite new; Lady's beautiful pure SQilk UMBRELLA; gold mounts. 0" O/Heavy solid NIGHT CHAIR, <?-??1 iL O/O in mahogany, pan, &c., complete. 6I £ EACH.—Three excellent Steel FIRE- ? STOOLS, strong and firm. t "f Unredeemed; never used; OWI ±\JI Gent's Safety BICYCLE, all imnrovemfints • n.r> Vin.ro-a.iri I —Almost new; excellent 3ft. 6in. wide U pure horsehair PALLIASSE, has had very little wear; good tick. X? tC PC Handsome solid walnut WARD. C?  ROBE, stands 7ft. 3in. high by 3ft. 9in. wide; carved panels, fall length bevelled mirror doors, loose cornice, fitted with hooks, &c. 1 0/?—Lady's solid Silver WATCH, perfect 1- U timest; nicely chased cases. OO Beautiful MAILCART, in art £2 81- blue, with turn-up shafts, all improvements exceptionally well-finished. I 32/6-Full-size, well-made CHEST OF J! DRA. WERS, polished either birch or mahogany complete with locks, &c. I C* A "I fcf/ Well-nnished solid walnut X4 lt5/ CABINET, new design, 4ft. wide, carved doors to cupboard, mirror back, &c, O A —Beautifully hand-painted China TEA M jj/ O SERVICE, every piece perfect, lovely colouring, burnished gilt edge 40 pieces.  pf I Nearly new: capital SUITE, O??F -t-?/ upholstered in leather, com- prising couch, pair easies and four small chairs, spring scats, rail back to couch in excellent condition. I <I> t—Solid walnut small single TABLE, with <.?/ ?-F tray beneath. £ ?0 "I Pf Unredeemed; good as new <??? JL?/ grand solid silver English Lever WATCH, by Hawley, London," cost £ 7 7s., capped and jewelled: a 21 years' written warranty given. 3I(\ A YARD.—27in. wide; piece of finest I ?7 quality Bmssels STAIR CARPET, quite ) new; will cut any length a bargain. OO —Handsome solid mahogany <?<L) JL?/? DINNER WAGON, good size, in best of condition, with turned pillars. I 14/6-Strong secondhand BASSINETTE; j ~t /t,f ?? also Mailcart; cheap. n(OVEKLETTE HAIR FRA?IES, j ?? FROM 3/6. WEAR THE ") IMIIOVABLE 1 F2r1o, m1.I i SCALPETTE. ) ??' TVLS 1 Fron II f [PURE HAIR,) 5/6 T. SEALES BROWN, 3, LEECE STREET. LIVERPOOL. DON'T COUGH-USE I DON'T COUGH-USE DON'T COUGH-USE There is absolutely no remedy so speedy and effectual. One Lozenge alone gives relief; can be taken by the most delicate. I KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, TCEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, If you canuot sleep for coughing", ont i Keating's Lozenge will set you rigiib. t Any Doctor will tell you they are (JTTERLY UNRIVALLED. UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. on receipt of 1 Sold everywhere in tins 131& ea&, or free on receipt of ¡ stamps from THOMAS KEATINU, Chemist, London. T. G. BURRELL, 119, FOREGATE-STREET, CHESTER, Besfs to announce that he is now Shewing a full Range of NEW PATTERNS FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Very great oare has been taken to Select only Materials which can be recommended for Hard Wear. The Style and Finish of the Goods cannot be beaten. Special Attention is directed to the TAILOR- ING DEPARTMENrwbere aChoiee Selection of SCOTCH TWEEDS, WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHci, BLACK & BLUE SERGES, GREY & FANCY WORSTED SUITINGS And an immense Stock of STRIPED & PLAID TROUSERINGS IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLOURS May be now seen. The following are a few of the Leading Lines:— GENTS' TWEED & BLUE SERGE SUITS, either Square or Round Corner Jackets, 2; i-, 22/6, 25/6, 27/6, 30 33/ 35/ 38/ and 40, GENTS' TWEED TROUSERS, Striped a. d Checks, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12 6, 13/6 YOUTHS' TWEED & BLUE SERGE SUITS, Fashionably Cut and Beautifully Made and Trimmed, 12/6,14 6, 16/6, 18/6,21/ 23/6, 25 -6, 27/6,30/- BOYS' RUGBY SUITS, Elastic or Strap and Buckle Knickers, 10 6, 12 6, 15'6, 18 6 20 22/6,24/6 BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS, Splendid Variety, 5/6, 7/6, 9/6, 11/6,13 6,15/6, 17. 6 BOYS' PARISIAN SUITS, three garment, in all the Newest Shades, 5 11, 7/6, 8'11, 9 11 11/6, 12/11, 13/11,14/11, 16;,11, 17/11 BOYS' SAILOR and the NEW BOSTON SUITS, in Tweeds and Serges. A Large Selection always in Stock, from 2/6 to 12/6 BOYS' COVERT COATS, very Fashionable, for Early Spring Wear, from 7/6 MEN'S COVERT COATS, a large Stock always on hand, 21/ 25, 6, 30/ 33/- MEN'S RAIN COATS, in all the New Shades, to measure or ready-made from 30/ Style and Fit Guaranteed. MEN'S WATERPROOF COATS, from 18/6 to 30/- Tailoring Department. GENTLEMEN'S SUITS to Measure, 30/ 35 38/6, 42/ 45/ 50/ 55/ 57/6 Try our Noted NAVY SERGE SUIT, to Order, 38/6 GENTS' TWEED TROUSERS, to Order, 8 11, 10/6, 12/6,14/6, 16 6,18 6. Over 500 Patterns to Select from. The Celebrated Scotch "JEDBURGH" TWEED, everlasting wear. GENTS' SUITS, 45/- to measure. » TROUSERS, 13/6 to measure. Hat and Cap Department. Sole Agents in Chester for the PRINCE OF CROWN FELT HATS, 3/6 rT'1I- Tl1.l'.1 i'lOr.li.;U <f W" HAT. 4/6 Libt, Flexible and Durable. These two Makes are the Best Value in the Hat Trade, and can be thoroughly recommended for comfort and durability. Other Prices, 1/11, 2/6,2 11, 3 9, 5, 6, 6/6 SILK HATS, 10/6, 12/6,14/6 A Large Assortment of CAPS in all the Newest Shapes and Colours always in Stock, 6 £ d., 1/ 1/6 PLEASE SEE OUR WINDOWS & COMPARE PRICKS BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDERS. T. G. BURRELL, 119, FOREGATE-STREET, CHESTER. TRUSSES! TRUSSES! J. W. HLKE, Being theoretically and practically acquainted with the nature and treatment of HERNIA, keeps always in Stock, or makes to Measure with the least possible delay, TRUSSES of every descrip- tion and quality, adjusting and fitting them with the greatest care. J W H K E CHEMIST, THE DISPli'SAr.yr 89, FOREGA TE STBEET CHESTER. ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS. RAILWAY AC- PINTS. EMPLOYERS' LT A I LIT Y, INSURED AG-« NRT. THEFT INSURANCE & FIDELITY BONDS GRANTED 1' T.St RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSUE- Xt/ ANCE COMPANY. Established 1849. Claimt paid £ 4,300.000. 64, CORNHILL, LCSTON, A. VIAN, Secre "7. AGF-NTS Chester. Mr. J. J. CUNYAH, Grosvenor Buildings. „ Mr. J. E. HA WELL, Corn Merchant. EADE'S PILLS. EADE'S TRILLS, áll wlio euffer froa: Gilit -1 lOr UheutDa-tisia ehovid EADE'S SKILLS. immediately have recourse EA?i?1-s Y h&Lvt, re O ou-tie r t.o EADE'S PILLS. hun- E ADE*fs ILLS. dred s of Ttimonia's have bedJ received from at EADE fL;i_.S. cons anJ conditions of .r men testifying to the won- IT>ADE'8 OrL.jS, nert?l pe?ar theee PU)a base in &?ing reliei in the vary worst casc-s. Tliss. i ro purely vegetable ana perfectly saiV in tiieir act-ion. INSTANTLY RELIEVE AND RAPIDLY CURE THE WORST FORM OF GOUT, KHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GuUT, PAINS IN THE HEAD, FACE, AND LIMBS, And have the largest recommendation ever given any patent medicine of its class. GOUT 16, Burton Crescent, Dowsbury-roa^ ^eeds, Ma,y 2nd, i_4. R B E CMATISS II Dear Sir,-It is with un- bounded pleasure I send you a GOUT few lilies in praise of youi most excellent Pills. It is bis years since I first had Rheu. RHEUALATISFCJ matic Gout, and 1 had three -< months in bed with it. 01 GOUT course I had the doctor, anc he sweated me down almost tc a skeleton. The next spring 1 RHEUMATISM had another attack, and was jLt< persuaded by a friend to try GOUT your tills. I did so, and am quite sure they prevented my being laid up aifaJLn. RHEUMATISM I WOULD NOT BE WITH. OUT THEM IF THEY COST GOUT ONE POUND A BOTTLE. You are quite at liberty to make what use you like of this, R H B U X A T 1 8 M and I shall be pleased to answer any poor sufferer who cares to wri me (enclosing stamped G OU- T address). Wishing you every success, yours truly, ALBERT MOUKXAIK. EADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS Are Sold by all Chemists, in Bottles, Is. ltd. and 28.9d. or sent. post free for Postal Order by the Proprietor GEORGE EAbE, 232, GOSWKLL-KOAD, E.C. As) or and be sure you obtain SUDE'S GOUT ANY RHEUMATIC PILLS. EADE'S PILLS. SEE ASTON'S STOCK OF MAIL CARTS -LND.. B_SSINETTES. 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