Barry Dock News

-I- :>0- GET A WATCH-LIKE MINE I I 1 ?????????????AQUNNERC?? a watch that wiU never let you down-one of ?'??????%???'????? g1 j ??????????????' DELIGHTED H. Samuel's world-famed timekeepers. Call and sea <??J?????"/??? >A1 ????????J???? Gunner J. W. Ft h 27th ?? new wrist model with luminous dial (as illustrated). I|M ??? •; 1 ?fi'????????aLBS?St?.R.F.?. writes High grade, fully jewelled, keyless movement, handsome II BSKU^ /■ ■ ■■ ? '????S????FJL???'??' am nickel silver case, strap any shade. Wonderful value, 17?6. ^«qggg^gs^Bgggg"!Li. • ), '?\????????? highly delighted with "j ? ???????Sthe??.n.M.wrt.t Many other designs, 21/ 25/- upwards. Every J^S»  -*3*^ ? ? I ?????????????????? cwt&o teh. It !e an arti- watch warranted for 5 years. Satisfaction guaran. f???r- ? & f| cionoBriti«hTommy t#ed or money refunded in full. Send one to your ? '? 1 no Br!t.wh Tommy t?ed or money refunded in fuil. Send ooe to your ? ?..? .??? ? ? "?????? ehou:tt bo without." sailororsoldter&iendto-day! '?<?H????? ? f j 1 13 door from i LmynWUS WRIST WATCH. SA U 7, ST. MARY STREET ..????N!??'? :¡,h¡ 01;: ';¡.:i, Ft:-e jev"ied H. M E L 1 DUI\E STREET St.JohIl'"Sqnre Li~ .*«**». 6 Q13EEN STREET- =sr&S«S» 17/e <wZ"" L' ?Tjaro^st^5Wf~%ig<gMv~- (t. _r:>1:,tl c: 7'J;,1.-iti:7' :p:I!;orA"},E' \T,) V\tiM^VViVVi%VH\V\V^^V\V\\VVWV\VHVW\V\VV No Household un be really happy i? any of iti members are ailing. Sound health in a i5 5 ?mily it a boon priceless beyond words, and without it, success and 5 felicity are pnc!ically impossible. Much illness is positively unneces&ary < £ J and is occasioned chiefly by neglect. Much anxiety given on this account 5 4 to near and dear ones is, therefore, avoidable. It is of the utmost import- J # mnce that a reliable remedy should always be at hand to relieve the 5 «► aarlieit ivmptoms of indisposition. Beecham's Pills are an excellent house- 2 !» hold mediein6-Safe to take and sure in their curative results. No home 2 i| Should Be Without j <> them. They exercise a beneficial effect upon the liver, ttomach, kidneys 5 <► and bowels. They give speedy relief, and, in time, they remove most of 5 the ailments connected with these important organs. Attacks of bilious- J J' nest, conatipation, flatulence, headache, dyspepsia and other disorders of > | {► the digestive system are speedily dispelled by BEEC M'S ILLS < There ia PILLS on the tablet of yonr | Jl There is yet &not h er point that you should mark on the tablet of your jl "emery. Beecham's Pills, in addition to their acknowledged value in £ j! kidney, liver and stomach disorders, have a specially beneficial effect in 5 j! each ailments as are peculiar to women, many of whom endure needless i j! pain and ill-health through ignorance of this important fact. 5 WVWVV\U\VV\VVVV\WWV\VHVVWV\\VV\VVV\ *w\wvwwwwm\> TH1 WINDSOR HOTEL, HOLTON ROAD, BARRY DOCKS. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. WINE & BPlKiTS OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY. BRAIN'S FLAGON ALES AND STOUT. rigST-CLAt* iiiUABD AND lissiiilT^OOMS. STAELINS. -JSAH0HE8 or TEE BRISTOL, WEST OF ENGLAND, i: SOUTH WALES OPERATIVES PROVIDENT SOCIETY, TilH LOYAL DAVID DAVIES LODGE S.U.O.O.F., AND THE fiTEitY ENGINE MAKERS' SOOIETY d A!r, TI&L. 7)bg BAIUIY T. H HILL, MANAGER VICTORIA HOTEL, BARRY DOCKS. E. WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR. _n_ -m_ SA SSE TT ARMS HOTEL i A 9 1 L Y iKl( OOMMEBOIAL), BOLTON KOAi), BARRY DOOMS, Hiiirey -.•ss-woen 1-Rrrry Dock and Gadoxbcn Setbiona}. SPIRITH OF THE BEST QUALITY AND WELL MATURED CHOICEST WINES AND CIGARS. -*0RTH1N<*TQN'S CELEBRATED BITTBB ALE ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT BILLIARDS with Burroughs acd Watts' btêET. Improved Cushions. Head Quarters of most of the Leading Bccietiog of the District, PROPRIETOR A. J. HOPKIN. CASTLE HOTEL, J:j. 4 BARRY DOCKS. .J.. j) V _1 ONLY USE QUALITY, THE BEST. ??1 sf?e So?eties a f t h c District use the above Howl for Meeting purpose   BISHOP. PROPRIETOR, 1. I e (j l: it 1 r; 1. R..J? BISHOP, PEOPIilETOE. Ii Barr Doe Hotel 'Pbon? 267 Barry. Facmg Barry Dock Railway Stanon. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT." COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY. Splendid Banquet Hall for Balls, Receptions, & Dinners Special 1/6 Luncheon. Billiards, 3 Tables.  eTw7 CORKILL, MANAGER, j Late of the Carlton, Cardiff. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED TITS BlTiUY AND OADOXTON DISTRICT. 'Furniture Carefully Removed. of all kept, By Hour or Contract. URNITURE REMOVED Light and B'ea^y Hatiling dono at DAVID PAUL^TT Moderate Prices. Eatiroatea Free. ii' POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES J|BCjS^^T^gifBYROA D Estimates Free. David PAULETT, Coal Merchant. C^urVeosd, CADOXTON-BARB.Y. Offioss—STATION Y 3 RD & MARKET MEWS, CADOXTON. Telephone Eo. 349 fluitiftble Luggage Carta kept for Commercials, etc, Weddinga a speciality. Grey Horses kept. Bevan and Company LIMITED. Near Empire, & 97, St. Mary St., CARDIFF, Never have in ,Stock at their numerous Branches less than 1 200 Bedsteads 600 Bedroom Suites 500 Overmantles 450 Upholstered Suites 350 Sideboards 1,000 Hearth Rugs And every requirement in similar proportion for COMPLETE FURNISHING! Who in the South Wales District has not heard of The RENOWNED ^f PRINCIPALITY PIANQFQR|,E Hundreds have been sold by this well-known, old-established Firm, but the difficulty since the commencement of the War has been to obtain anything approaching an adequate supply of these beautiful Instruments. In splendid Walnut or Ebonized Case?, with excellent touch and tone, Iron Frames, Brass Sconces, and carrying a Ten Years' Warranty, they always secure unbounded satisfaction Arrangements having now been made for a constant supply, intending purchasers are invited to call and inspect those and others ranging up to Sixty Guineas. Delivery Free up to 200 miles from each of the Firm's numerous Branches! All Goods Sold at Rock Bottom Prices, and delivered Free of Charge. Cash Customers' Train Fares paid. WHABTON-STREiST SALEROOMS CARDIFF. iAll /9 ». A. ETOHFIELD will SELL by ik- AUCTION .;u THURSDAY NEXT » Large A».&ssrjnbls4fs of Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, (ITlOï.d lot onEvanLance of Bala, comprising Walnut Sideboards and Over. ruaxitvia, Dicing and OocasicE&l T&bles, iWal- cut and Otk Hfcllsiandg, Clocks, Bronzes, Dining *nd Drawing-room Suites, 8 excellent rt4 sud i}inz>i>r Services, Carpets and Hugs, Curbs and Brasses, 6 Bedroom Suites ia rftriocs wor-ds, All-Busf1 and other Bed. steads, Wire and Wool Overlays, Ohestl of OrawerB, Washstferds, Tables, Toilet Wwo, ke.. io. Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. No reserve, PURE BLOOD f Pure Blood and a Clear Skin a fl s are impossible when the Liver, I Stomach and Kidneys are sluggish ■ Or irregular. Holloway's Pills are I exactly what is needed-a gentle ■ but thorough corrective. They I regulate the biliary secretions and I promptly cure Headaches and I Indigestion, j IHOUOWAYSI PILlSOINTMENT Holloway's Ointment, in con- junction with the Pills is un- matched as a Skin Cure, speedily removing all disfiguring blotches, pinoles and blackheads. It is a sure medy for Obstinate Sores and L Wounds, as well a.s for Rheuma. n, Lumbago, &c., while in cases of Chest and Throat Troubles it gives almost magical relief. Prices z/ii and.219 per box of Pills or pot r Ointment. J CLËARSKIN. CLEAR SKIN GMEm;ifi TEMPERANCE HOTEL AID DINING RQûJåB. HOLTON-KOAD, BARRY DOCKS. -+- HOT DINNER^ DAILY. Accomiiioelation for Visitors. Well- aired Beds. Hot and Cold Baths. PROPRIETRESS—MRS. WALSH. IEOiliNG. KEEPER, & EASEMENT RINGS. FINEST SSLEOTIQH A.ND BEST VALUE H. B. CROUCH'S, t8 St MARY-STREET, 48, QUEEN STREET 9, High-street Arcade, Cardiff THE' CITY' JEWELLERS. Guaranteed beat Value in the Principality. A Handsome Present given to every Purchaser naming thiB Paper. THE GREAT SKIN CURE. BUDDEN'S S.R. SKIN OINTMENT. It will cure Itching after one application destroys every form of Eczema; heals old Wounds and Sores; acts like a charm on Bad Legs; is infallible for Piles; prevents Cuts from festering; will cnre Ringworm in a few days; removes the most obstinate Eruptions ant- Scurvy. Boxes, 9d and Is 3d. Agent for Barry Dcrks/dr D. J, Thomas, Chemig 148, Rolton-rjft'i The Welshman's Favourite. 51ABON Sauce As good as its Name. 0, i DON'T FAIL TO GET IT. I Manufacturers—BI.ANCH'S, St. Peter St., Cardiff. 9 i The Oil Varnish Stain I FOR FLOORS IN 12 NATURAL SHADES. I Ft., h pt-. 1 pt., 1 qt., gall., & 1 (rail. TINS. I ¡ r.VSK YOUS 'RONMONGEF! OH DECORA t08 FOB j I, j STOVO ? STAINOLEUM & ?FE 'PAT YOU (;ET THtM. j MA.NUFACTUrl?.1 ?F BOTH: RUCL?-?, BRISTOL.] rl Famous STOVO;' ENAMEL I ;;iCyl: &t¡tt "I )N TINS OF CONVE o"" — n I

BARRY LOCAL FOOD CON- TROL COMMITTEE. SUGGESTED REMEDY FOR HIGH MEAT PRICES. Councillor J. E. Levers, J.P., pre- sided at a meeting of Barry Local Food Control Committee on Thursday evening last. There were also present, Councillors J. Marshall, S. R. Jones, 1 D. Lloyd, and Howell Williams, Messrs. E. G. Dobson, J. Channings, and J. Gough, Mrs. Taylor, and Irs. I: Cheeke. I THE PRICE OF BREAD AND MILK. Following the comments of members upon the extra charge for credit on bread for over a week, a letter was received from the Cardiff Food Con- trol Committee, stating that the price of bread is that town was 9d. per 41b. loaf, and 9td. for credit over a month. The question of making the extra charge for credit or" not was not yet quite definite, and the question lay with the bakers themselves to decide. The Clerk (Mr. T. B. Tordoff) said he had written to the local Master Bakers' Association, but had not yet received a reply. The Chairman I have been told that the extra halfpenny has not yet been charged. Mr. S. R. Jones If we take things quietly the whole thing will right it- self. Mr. J. Marshall moved, and Mr. S. R. Jones seconded, that the matter be adjourned till the next meeting. This was agreed to. I OTHER COMMODITIES. A memorandum of retail meat prices received from the Ministry of Food was considered. Mr. S. B. Sommerfield, the deputy executive officer, reported that com- plaints had been received that milk was sold at a greater price than that fixed by the Committee. Milk was sold at 3-id..per pint, and half-pints at 2d. in small shops. Potato dealers were now required to register, and the necessary forms had been delivered. Over 9,000 sugar forms had been examined 600 were incorrectly filled. There had been a distinct shortage of bacon and butter during the past week, and in some shops practically unob- tainable. Uncontrolled butter had risen as high as 2/10 per lb. SALE OF LIVE STOCK. Mr. Channings moved that they ask the Food Controller to take steps to stop the sale of live stock by auc-' tion. it was due to the auction marts that meat was being sold at such high price. He had been told that farmers had gune to sales, and even bid them- selves to increase the price of the cattle. Mr. J. Marshall said that the Food Controller had already been informed of this, and he had replied that the butchers could stop it bv not buying at the "markets. It was almost impos- sible for the butchers to buy other than by auction, because there were more buyers than sellers. It was decided to send the resolution to the Food Controller. A letter from the Ministry of Food urging the necessity of killing as many rabbits as possible was received. Further applications for registration of sugar retailers were considered. The fixing of the retail prices of potatoes was deferred. Mr. T. L. Spiel cett was appointed inspector under the Food Control Orders. It was reported that the official price of milk in Barry would be 6M. per quart for this month, and 7d. for the following six months. Complaints were received that this price «was being exceeded, and it was decided to prose- cute persons making further infringe- ments. The Ministry of Food gave the Com- mittee power to register for sugar sup- plies any association which sent sugar j to prisoners of war in Germanv.

I BARRY FUR AND FEATHER SOCIETY SHOW. The Barry Fur and Feather Society j1 will hold a show at St. Mary's Hall, I Barry Docks, on November 24, the proceeds to be in aid of the Y.M.C.A. Hut Fund. The secretary is Mr. H. P. Thomas, Glass-terrace, Palmers- town, Cadoxton-Barry.

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BARRY WAR SAVINGS COM- MITTEE. ANOTHER WAR SAVINGS CAMPAIGN. Councillor J. E. Levers presided at a meeting of Barry War Savings Committee on Thursday afternoon last, when there were present, Rev. H. C. Weaver, Mr. H. Robert Top ping, Mr. T. McGirvan Hole, and Mr. Bennett. The question of inaugurating another war savings campaign was considered. Mr. Hole said with regard to economy, people were compelled to economise, because they could not purchase many things. The only thing they could do was to stimulate interest. Mr. Topping said that the secre- taries of the local associations should be communicated with, and asked for, suggestions. The most successful associations were those in the schools. Limelight lectures or free concerts would no doubt prove successful. It was agreed that Mr. Topping see local choir conductors, and endeavour to arrange a concert.

BARRY FOOTBALLERS IN MESOPOTAMIA. Former Barrv footballers, who are serving in the Army, are still keeping up their football reputations. Private Alec Paul, R.A.M.C., sort _< Pnvate E. Pau!, also of the R.A.l\LC., the latter stationed at Net- iey. writing from Ei-Arish, savs he came across Joe Yoeman, Harry; Lnderwood, and Jack Morgan, Cad- oxton boys, serving- with the Reginieiit.. The R.A.M.C. team- played 14 matches, resulting m 13 wins and one draw, for 45 goals to 8. Paul adds the gratifying "N.B." that the "Birry Dock News" is very popu- lar with all the boys in the East.