Barry Dock News

.lVIC:: 1£ C" K.I T. *lb HOLBROO SAUCE 9 Should always be one of the condiments on the Dining Table. it makes H MR the most fastidious persons enthusiastic in their praise of the joint. FI E LJD INGS, OLD ESTABLISHED FINANCIERS, ARE PREPARED TO Advance Sums from P,20 to J63,000 at Short Notice, ON APPROVED NOTE OF HAND, PERSONAL OR OTHER SECURITIES. CHARGES ARRANGED BEFORE TRANS- ACTIONS ARE COMPLETED. MORTGAGES on PROPERTY effected at Current Rates of Interest. Property Purchased. Tiade Bills Discounted. Annuities and Fixed Incomes Arranged. DEPOSITS RECEIVED AT PER CENT. PER ANNUM Apply Direct t.S we have no Agents. Hayes Buildings, The Hayes, Cardiff. THE KING CURE FOR BURNS & SCALDS. On Top of the List. In Use for 100 Years EVERY SAILOR SHOULD CARRY A BOTTLE OF R. W. WOOLCOCK'S WORLD-FAMED Arabian Oil Embrocation, The great cure for Burns, Scalds, Cuts, and Wounds of all kinds, Piles, Sea Boils, Sprains, Bruises, Boils, Itch, Pimples, Carbuncles, Warts, Corns, Mosquito Bites, Ringworm, Chilblains, Sore and Tender Feet, &o. It is used to-day by Sailors in all parts of the world also by Marine Engineers. Mothers, save your Children from Burns and Scalds keep a bottle ready for use. Sold at Barry Dock by Mr. W. E. REES, Chemist, Holton-road. Cardiff, Mr HOWELL PHILLIPS, Chemist, Bute-st. Or direti from the Sole Proprietor, for 1/1!- R. W. WOOLCOCK, Cardigan. Also for Veterinary use in Bottles, Is. Gould & Wheeler, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, BARRY FOUNDRY, BARRY DOCK. A large quantity of SECOND HAND MACHINERY for SALE, consisting of LATHES, DRILLING MACHINES, SMITHS' FORGES, SMITHS' and FITTERS' TOOLS, VICES, SPANNERS, &c., &c., &c. Agents for Messrs. Fielding and Platt, Limited, Gas Engines. IlIT MACHINERY BOUGHT AND SOLD Telephone, No. 12, Barry. Telegraphic Address, "Castings," Barry. HORLICK'S^BFRJ MALTED MILE BSjHM (M NWDTT FOKM). WFLUBAV THE IDEAL FOOD FOB AM* No Oobklng. (SLOUBH, BUCKS.) Nourishes-Builds up-8tPenlltllen.. Bully Digested. Quickly Assimilated 55 But Pood for Babies. POPme Bone. Www Mueole. Insomnia. Good Nltftat Cap. j aufofc Liraoh and Good Stayer. I. la 1/g. A/» ul- Dow- of mA Chembb aud Stem I, MERRYWEATHERS' HAND FIRE PUMP Still the Simplest, Best, and Most Reliable FIRE EXTINGUISHER. y'JP'X 1 • Nothing to get out of order. f 2. Nothing to corrode. Mgjjjly 3. Nothing to explode 2540 out <>[ the 4199 m$ £ & 11 Lotldoa Fires were extin- H TEES Jgj guAs'ned m one year by these 1M Pumps. ■ VASTUS JLN Write or eail— %ssM 63, LONG ACRE, W.C., r^8gBg=s«^ LONDON. THE CAMBRIA." WINDOW CLEANING AND CARPET BEATING COMPANY. Address :-95, Holton-road,, Barry Docks. ALL ORDERS PEOMPTLY EXECUTED BY SMART AND RELIABLE MEN. ø CARPET BEATING A SPECIALITY. All Work receives Personal Supervision. ,)|IR •>• KMEX ARE INSURED. AGAINST ALL ACCIDENTS. Send Post- Card to above address for Agent to call J. E ED DOE, Manager. K BASSETT ARMS HOTEL FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL), HOLTON KO AD, BARRY DOCKS, (Midway between Barry Dock and Cadoxton Stations), SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY AND WELL MATURED. CHOICEST WINES AND CIGARS. WORTHINGTON'S CELEBRATED BITTER ALE ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. BILLIARDS with Burroughs and Watts' latest Improved Cushions. 8" Head Quarters of most of the Leading Societies of the District PROPRIETOR T. HOPKIN. ROYAL HOTEL, CADOXTON-BARRY. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Situated within Four Minutes walk of Cadoxton Station. BEST QUALITY WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, &c. HANOOOK 8 FLAGON ALES AND STOFT. Orders by post promptly attended to. POSTING AND STABLING, WITH COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SAMPLE WAGONETTE. ROYAL CADOXTON RIFLE CLUB held on these Premises. Members invited. ORDINARY DAILY. MANAGER C. B. GRIFFITHS. CULLEY'S BARRY DOCK HOTEL, OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION AND DOCK OFFICES. CARDIFF ESTABLISHMENTS EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, DOCKS, ESPLANADE HOTEL, PENARTH. WORCESTERSHIRE HOTEL, DROITWICH R. P. CULLEY & Co., LIMITED, WINE MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. THE WINDSOR HOTEL, HOLTON ROAD, BARRY DOCKS. FAMILY AND COM ME RC IA L HOTEL.. WINE & SPIRITS OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS—"CENTRAL." P.O TELEPHONE 17. IIRST-CLASS BILLIARD AND ASSEMBIY-ROOMS. STABLING. NAT TEL. 0559. T. H HILL, MANAGER. CASTLE HOTEL, BARRY DOCKS. ONLY ONE QUALITY, TEE BEST. Most of the Societies of the District use the above Hotel for Meeting purposes. MRS. FARMER, PROPRIETRESS. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THE BARRY AND CADOXTON DISTRICT. Furniture Carefully Removed. Vans of all sizes kept. By Hour or Contract. DAVID PXULETLTS Light and Heavy HAUIMG done pt Y|BfURWiTURE REMOVED BY'ROAD OR RAltj Moderate Prices. IM^8eST1M.ATES POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C DAYID" PAULETT, I ^COAL MERCHANT Court-road, CADOXTON-BARRY. ¡ STATION YARD Sc MARKET MEWS, CADOXTON, NATIONAL TELEPHONE-No.0349

I A POSER. WORKING-MAN Pretty bad, ain't it Mr. Asquith, but what else can you expect so long as you employ foreign work- men to send us these things."

ARE YOU THIN ? IKCBESAE YOUK WEIGHT lLB. PEn WEEK AND GAIN STRENGTH AND NERVE FORCE. Dr. Ccis&Ci 1's Tablets will, if you are thin, increase your weight lib. per week, revitalize the nerves, and invigorate and strengthen the whole body. They can be taken by stout people also without feiar of increase of adipose tissue, owing to their extraordinary power of absorb- ing superfluous fat and converting it into blood bone, muscle, and healthy flesh. Mir. W. C. Shad well, 17, Woodrow Terrace, Forest Road, Melksham, Wilts, writes: "I was exceptionally thin, owing to weakness of the digestive system, and I suffered from weak stomach and constipation. My weight before commencing Dr. Cassell's Tablets was just over 9 etone; in three, weeks I had increased 4 lbsi., and could enjoy my food better thran for years. I continued for four months, and now a complete cure has been effected. I now weigh 10 stone 21 be., and do not feel the slightest trace of indigestion." Dr. Cassell's Tablets only cost lOid.; larger siizee Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. of all chemists, and are a certain cure for nerve and physical ex- haustion.

REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. DEBATE AT BARRY DOCK CON- SERVATIVE CLUB. At the Barry Dock Conservative! Club amd Institute on, Thursday evening last, Councillor G. Wareham in the chair, an interesting de- bate on "Redistribution of Sea/ts)" took place. Mr. D. J. Jenkins, chairman of the Cardiff Junior Comservative. Association, opened in the affirmative, and Mr. M. H. Baugh, secretary of thus latter Association, in the negative. A spirited discussi-on followed, it being felt that large and growing constituencies like Cardiff and South Glamorgan:, were unequally repre- s,en,ted in Parliament compared with small con- stituencies like Newry and Kilkenny. The Act of Union, which provides for a hundred mem- bers for IrclMId for ever," was. quoted to prove the injustice and impossibility of redis- tribution, but it was urged that the Irish people themselves; clamoured for the repeal of this inf amous and unreasonable Act.—Mr. Jenkins and Mir. Baugh were accorded a hearty vote of thanks for their addressee*.

It is only necessiary to address a. letter to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 46, Holborn-via- duct, London, for sufferers rom Anaemia (or Bloodlessmess) to learn important facts concern- ing their ailment.

ANNUAL MEETING OF BARRY GOLF CLUB. There was a representative attendance of Ladies and gentlemen at the annual meeting of the Barry Golf Club at the Barry Hotel on Friday evening, last, Mr. D. S. N. Came pre- siding. The financial report, was presented by the stecreitary, Mr. Fred N. Jones, and, being con- sidered very satisfactory, was unanimously adopted. The report sfhows that after an ex- penditure of £ 120 on the new pavilion has been met and other extraordinary expenses amount- ing to atbcut P,20 have been piaid, the debit balance at the bank amounts to C23 only. This Ir means a cl ar gain on the year's working of at least £ 50. During the past two years the club hias found out of ordinary revenue a sum of about £ 80, which has been applied to the pavi- Lion account, and for a small club which is almost entirely dependent upon members' sub- scriptions' foa* its income this can only be re- gardied asi very creditable indeed. The mem- bership of flioi club is now as follows:—Men, 120; ladies, 50; junior members, eight; or a total of 178. The receipts and expenses account for the year shows that the guinea subscrip- tions produced C70 7e, amd the two guinea subscriptions £81. 18s. Ladies' and juniors' subscriptions were £ 24 2&, and including some arrears, the total amount, received from sub- scriptions was IC184 198 6d. On the aidie of expenses, the principal item is £12Q spent on the new pavilion. Mr. Alfred Jackon proposed the election of Mr. D. Sibberitng Joaies. as captain of the club in succession to Mr. D. S. N. Carne, a general feeling being expressed t.ha.t Mr. Jones was one of the most actively interested members of the club, and much of its success was, due to his energy. Mr. F. P. Jones Lloyd seconded, and Mr. Jorve was unanimously elected. Mr. Jackson was proposed by Mr. Price Jones for the position; of vice-captain, aaid Mx. Sib- beritng Jonesi having seconded, the appointment wae agireed1 to in a similarly eaiithusiastic man- ner. Mr. J. S. Jones, of Lloyd's Bank, was re- elected tjpeajaurer. M'r. F. N, Jones was re- | appointed hon. secretary amid applause; and the following were selected to consltitutJe the committee: —General: Messrs. W. Waddell, H. E. Radford, W. Price Jones, Dr. King, Rev. C. J. Clarke D. S. N. Carne F. P. Jones Lloyd, W. H Murreli, F. E. Aiik.n, R. F. Ill- iingsworth, W. J. Darling, G. S. N. Carne, and N. S. Thomas. Handicap: Messrs, A. Jack- son, D. Sibbering Jones, F. N. Jones,, G. S. N. Carne and H. E. Radford. Dr. Powell raised the quee'tdon of lady mem- bers being amp owe,red to vote. and, as a re- sult of subsequent discussion, moved that the matter be considered at the next general meet- ing, but Dr. Powell was informed that the u r ladies at present had a club of thfcir own, and were, allowed to do their own handicapping. The meeting concluded with hearty thanks to the chairman, captain, seeiviary. treasurer, and other officers for their excellent services during last year.

I CIPDREM AR EISTEDDFOD GENEDLAETHOL, 1908. Edrjchasom yn mlaen at Eisteddfod Gened- laethol Llangollen, 1908, fel "high-watermark" yr hen wyl genedlaethol; ac felly y troes allan- ond nid yn y dull a ddymunasem. Yr oeddym wedi llunio wythnos 0 wynfydedd dilychwin yn y dyffryn rhamantus-y bore, ymgynull mewn brwdfrydedd barddol yn y Cylch Cyfrin, a'n hurddwisgoedd mewn cydgord hapus alliwiauy llechweddau a'r rhaiadrau a'r wybreni a ffurfiant ogoniant y fro ar hinon haf, a gwrando ar englyn ¡ neu araith neu ddyri yn bwrlwm, fel aberoedd Natur, dros ymylon y Maen Llog y prydnawn, cyrchu i'r Eisteddfod i wrando ar y corau mawr yn cystadlu a'r babell yn gyforiog 0 gerddoriaeth ein gwlad, neu ymuno yn y banllefau pan esgyno Bardd y Gadair neu y Goron i'r llwyfan i dderbyn llawryfon harddaf yr Awen Gymreig yr hwyr. rhodio hyd y llethrau coediog a dal cymucdeb a dewrion a doethion yr hen oesoedd, neu ymgy- fathrach dan do ag ysbrydion hynaws y dyddiau hyn. Ie, yr oeddym wedi ymddiofrydu i ddringo i ben y bryn a threulio noson gyfan dan gysgodion hen furiau II wydion Castell Dinas Bran. Pwy wyr na chawsem ninau ein hysbrydoli i nydda darn o farddoniaeth a swyngyfareddai lawer cenhed- laeth i ddod. Ond nid felly y bu. Ni chafwyd heulwen na chanaid loer, eithr g-wynt a gwlaw a Ilaid am bnm niwrnod. Ni buasai waeth bod pwyllgor diwyd a darboduB Llangollen wedi dyrehafu en pabell ar siglenydd Cora Fochno, mor dorcalonus oedd y drycinoedd a orddiwes Eistedd- foa 1908. Nid Llangollen yw y lie i lochesu tyrfaoedd ar dywydd mor wlyb ac anghyweithas mae y gwestai yn rhy gysyng a'r heolydd yn rhy gul a bawlyd i gyfarfod y fath drychineb. Yr oedd perchenogion rhai o'r "hotels" wedi cymeryd tai yn y dref; a goiynid chweugain y noson afu ddim ond gwely. Difethais ddeubar 0 esgidiau yn y trwyth lleidiog rhwng y bont a'r babell, a heuais y nef a wyr faint o hadau bron- chitis a chrydcymalau yn y gwlybaniaeth aflawen a diarbed. Petasai yno "shoeblacks" buasent wedi wwneyd eu ffortiwn ond nid oedd fath grefft yn y Llan. Na, rhag imi ddweyd anwiredd -un prydnawn gwelais ferch ifanc tygadlon yn codi ei throed ar bentan yn un o'r heolydd, a'i cbariadlanc wrfchi yn ddiwyd yn glanhau ei heegid gydag "Eisteddfod Edition" y •• Llangollen Advertiser I" Dyna destyn rhïeingerdd 'Does dim, mi gredaf, a mwy 0 gyfaredd ynddo na throed del. Prin y mae beirdd Cymru wedi gwneuthur cyfiawnder a'r agwedd hon o ramant serch, gyda'r eithriad, hwyrach, 0 un o honynt, a hwnw'n canu ar ei fwyd ei bun. Ond i ddychwelyd at y tywydd yr oeddym yn gorfod teimlo bod cryn lawer o wirionedd yn y rhybuddion a glyweom droion, sef na fyddai yn Llangollen ddigon 0 le i'r Eisteddfod Genedlaethol yn 1908 Sicr genyf fod canoedd wedi gorfod myned i chwilio am lety yn y trefi cyfagos. Un noswaith, safwn yn yr Orgaf, toe. deg o'r gloch, p"n oedd trca yn dyfod i mewn o'r Bala. Yr oedd fmierre vn orlawn 0 bohl ar en hedfan am Je i giwyuo. in un o'r cerbydau gwelwn gyfaillo Ffestiniog yn gwneyd egnlon gwallgof i ddod allan; ond nis gallai wrthsefyll y rhyferthwy dynol oedd yn rhuthro i'r cerbyd a chyn iddo gael ei draed dano chwibanodd y trea, ac ymaith a'r cyfaill i Riwabon. Clywaie ef yn Uefain. 1, Stop a minute, -top a minute ond gormod oedd disgwyl i dren droi yn ol mewn tywydd mor anhydrin.—O'r "Geninen" am Hydref, Cylch- grawn Genedlaethol, pris Is-

HARRY DOCK TIDE TABLE. The following is the Tide Table for BarryDocks for the week commencing to-morrow (Saturday) :— Day. Morn. Att. h. m. ft in. H. M. ft. in. SATURDAY, 24 6.29 35. 6 6.45 36.11 SUNDAY. 25 7. 1 36. 9 7.17 37.10 MONDAY, 26 7.32 37. 5 7.48 38. 3 Tuesday, 27 8. 4 37. 6 820 37.10 Wednesday. 28. 8.36 36. 9 8.52 36. 9 Thursdav. 29 9. 9 35. 6 9.26 35. 3 Friday 30 944 33. 8 10. 3 33. 0

CONCISE GUIDE TO THE REARING OF INFANTS. We have received A copy of newly-issued booklet published by Messrs. Benger's Food, Ltd. In addition to the concise guide, the booklet contains full paa-ticulars respecting Betn.geir's Food, what it is, what it is for, and how to u6te it, together with much other in- formation, highly valuable to nursing mothers and those in charge of infants AND invalids For the latter particular attention is drawn to the, special recipes, for invalids, which are a great help in relieving the monotony of tihe milk foods, which constitute the chief dietary of the sick room. Beaiger's Food is in its nature and action quite different from any other ob- tainable. It has special properties whcih ren- der it of supreme value as, an infant's and in- valid's food, and ag, a food for those of advanc- ling yeans, or THOSE ALSO in normal health it will fai found useful whenever a. light diet is j advisable. The other preparations of the Ben- ger's Food Co. are all of equal value for their own particular purpose. None in any sense patent medicines..

r The Eternal Cry. WANT OF BLOOD." A SAD INSTANCE AT BRISTOL CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. On all side's there is painful evidence in riie many stooping backs; and pale emaciated faces of both sexesi that the strife of modern life is robbing men and women of the blood they need to preserve lactive minds, and strong bodies. Want of Blood, for instaince, led Mrs. Morrish. of 15, St. Philip's: ;Street, Bristol to the depths of despair, but the, fact that finally she found New, Good, Blood and splendid health in Dr. Williamsf Pink Pills should he remembered by the ailing. I felt that, life was not worth living," sadd Mrs. Morrish, but I had to drudge along from day to day for the sate of my family. I had no colour in my cheeks, and I lost eo much flesh that, my clothes were sizes too large for me. Every doctor I went to told m)ej thai I was dangerously Anaemic, M'ainy saad there was no hope for me. True, they gave me medicine, but none of it seemed to do me my good. So I went on. from Hoepi- tals to Convalescent Homes, and then back to Specialists, but the, cry everywhere was wa.nt of Blood," and no medicme could give me any. Any ex- ertion, even that of dressing myself made me giddy and faint. Paiinful flut- te,rings troubled my heart. Going up and down stairs I had to rest at every second step for breach My back and limbs, ached intoler- ably, and on occa- sions I suffered racking headaches that, nothing would ease. Also, my sttomach felt so sore that even a. cup of weak tea caused awful pangs: of Indigeintioin Mrs. S. MORRISH, cured of Ancemia by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. One afternoon, a friend who called was so shocked at my appearance that she offered to help me to bed. You ought to take Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills,' she said. Then I learned that she had "been through the same melancholy experience as myself, and only Dr. Williams' Pink Pills had cured her, so I commenced taking these Pills. After a. little while I felt stronger I could climb the stairs with ease and attend to my household duties, almost as well as ever. A few boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills brought back mv appitite and I enjoyed everything I ate. 1 felt happier and s,tronger than for ye-are past, and walking did not fatigue n'te. As I persevered with Dr. Williams'' Pink Pills my blood was so renewed that I have not had a.nv weakness. pain« or backaches since. Dr. Wii- liams' Pink Pills made me well, and life is a. pleasure to 'me. now." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills give the joy of full health by enriching and purifying the Blood. They have, in countless instances *ured Anaemia, Indigestion, Rheumatism, Eczema. "and Skin Diseases., the many forms, of Nervous Break- down so dreaded by men, ana Spinal Weakness, Neuralgia, St. Vitus' Dance. Paralysis, and the Special Disorders of Womanhood. Sold by all dtealers; or direct from the Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Company. 46, Iiolborn Viaduct, London, post free, 2E. 9d. for one box, or 13s. 9d. for six boxes.,