The Kington Times - September 1917
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Kington Times 29th September 1917 - Page 3
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| Date | 29/09/1917 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Kington Times |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 29th September 1917 |
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I shall see ome very his time . of it for I hope e sake of se excuse painful . en I get RESPON BY HIS IONS FOR BY THE ER , NOT A GUAR- mes . to know owledged ' s paste , inst ver- acknowl- lean bill ing sent peaflour , y veils . en long one ship uld you ese very DOD , Secretary , THE KINGTON TIMES . SEPTEMBER 29 , 1917 . MR . W. A. S. HEWINS , M.P. VEGETABLE SEED BUYING . APPOINTED UNDER - SECRETARY FOR THE COLONIES . Mr. associa- The Food Production Department directs the attention of allotment holders ' tions , Food Production Societies and small The appointment , generally foreshadowed , of preventing the wasteful sowing of vegetable cultivators generally , to the urgent need for Mr. W. A. S. Hewins , M.P. for Hereford , to seed . Many members of the retail seed trade the position of Under Secretary of State for the Colonies is now officially announced . are prepared to assist in this object by sup- Hewins thus fills the position vacated by Sir In such cases the Department suggests the plying small packets of seeds for allotments . Arthur Steel - Maitland on the latter's appoint - packets should bear the name of the kind ment as head of the new department dealing and variety of seed contained , and the name with commercial intelligence and foreign trade . of the firm supplying it . Where this course Mr. Hewins , who was born near Wolver- is adopted the purchaser has some guarantee hampton , and has represented Hereford since of the value of the seed obtained . 1912 , is of course best known as an expert on fiscal matters , economics , and political economy upon which he has published many works and articles . For eight years he occupied the posi- tion of Director of the London School of Economics , and from 1897 to 1908 he was Tooke Professor of Economic Science and Statistics at King's College , afterwards acting as teacher of modern economic history at London Univer- sity . He has performed much useful service as secretary of the Tariff Commission . Before his election for Hereford Mr. Hewins had fought and lost at Shipley and twice at Middle ton . ROSS RAILWAYMEN AND FOOD COMMITTEE . At Tuesday's meeting of Ross Urban Coun- cil a letter was read from the Ross Railway- men's Union asking that one of their represen- tatives might be elected on the Urban Food Control Committee in the place of Mr. , W. H. Barnwell , a grocer , who has resigned . Mr. Watkins said if they could get men to do the work voluntarily why trouble about getting men who wanted to be paid for all they did in these strenuous times ( Hear , hear ) . He understood that if the railwaymen only came for ten minutes they wanted pay for four hours . Mr. Capewell said the union had sent a letter to Lord Rhondda on this matter , and he would move that the matter stand over until the railwaymen produced their reply from Lord Rhondda as to his opinion on the constitution of the Committee . It was decided to lay the letter on the table until the reply from Lord Rhondda was forthcoming . ROSS . RATES DOWN AGAIN . At Tuesday's meeting of the Urban Coun- cil the Chairman of the Finance Committee produced the estimates for the coming half- year , in which it was pointed out that the expenditure would be £ 2,413 and the income £ 1,551 ; leaving £ 862 to be raised by the rates . A 18. rate would . produce £ 856 , and in giving notice that such a rate should be issued he said that this was 1d . in the less than the last half - year . The estimates were accepted . NORTON'S WOOD . MARRIAGE OF MISS DAVIES . near available for the purpose Unless expert knowledge and experience are seeds , societies are not recommended to pur of packeting the chase wholesale , for the packeting then in- volved is tiresome work , the difficulties of weighing accurately there is always the risk of different kinds of are considerable , seeds getting mixed . and purchase collectively . The officials should as- Wherever possible , however , societies should kets of each kind and variety required by certain at an early date the numbers of pac- their members , and place orders not later than the end of October , if possible . ECONOMICAL POULTRY FEEDS . By an Order dated 20th of April , 1917 , the Food Controller prohibited the use of sound wheat , rice and rye in any form for feeding poultry . Barley has been requisitioned for human consumption . The Government import . practically all maize and reserve it for the same purpose , so that very little is available for poultry feeding . The use of oats is not prohibited . The amount of this cereal not re- quired for human food is limited , however . The grains available for feeding poultry are ( a ) tail corn of all descriptions ; ( b ) damaged corn of all descriptions ; ( c ) screen- ings extracted in the milling of wheat and other cereals . The prices of damaged grain , tailings and dressings , harvested in the United Kingdom in 1917 , have been fixed by the Grain ( Prices ) Order , 1917 , made by the Food Controller . There is at present no restriction on the price of tail or damaged corn of foreign origin . Among the latter may be mentioned " frozen wheat , and torpedoed " wheat- This wheat has usually a salt taste and musty I smell and is therefore unfit for milling , but when mixed with other grain is a suitable and valuable food for poultry . But every effort should be made to economise grain by using increased amounts of meals and vegetables . LUDLOW . COUNTY POLICE COURT . Monday , before Messrs . Robert Marston and E. T. Evans . THE JURY LISTS . The Assistant Overseers presented the Jury Lists for the different parishes , which were signed . A WARRANT ISSUED . Beatrice Pound , a single woman , of Brom- field , was charged with riding a bicycle with- out a light on September 5th at Bromfield . Defendant did not appear . P.C. Phillips stated that at 9.15 p.m. he saw defendant riding a bicycle without a light near Burway . He stopped her and found she had no lamps . Last Thursday the Ebenezer Primitive Meth- odist Chapel was the scene of a very interest- ing wedding , when Miss Davies , of New House , Norton's Wood , daughter of Mrs. Arthur Davies , was married to Mr. A. E. Chapman , of Darnell's Farm , Linton , Ross - on - Wye . A large congregation assembled to witness the ceremony . The first to arrive ( at 11 a.m. ) was the bridegroom , with his best man , Mr. F. H. Spencer , of Ledbury . Then came the bride , wearing a cream taffeta dress and carrying a magnificent bouquet . She was accompanied by her eldest brother , of New - issued for her arrest . Superintendent Perry said that the girl was leading a very wild life . There was a list of previous convictions against her . The Magistrates ordered a warrant to be bridge - on - Wye . The bridesmaid , Miss Morgan , Before Messrs . Robert Marston and R. de of Upper Dinmore , wore a royal blue serge dress and a white hat . tied with blue to match , Miss Watkins , of Bullingham , pre- sided at the organ . The Rev. A. Warcup , of Weobley , was the officiating minister . After the register was signed the happy couple with their friends assembled at New House for the wedding breakfast , when congratulatory tele- grams poured in . The bride was the recipient of many useful and beautiful presents , includ- ing a pretty morning tea set from the Sunday School , where she had been a teacher for afternoon During the years . the wedding party left by motor - car for Linton with plenty of good wishes . several : BROMYARD . BROTHERHOOD . Mr. W. L. Frost presided over Sunday meeting of the Brotherhood , which was on this occasion an open meeting . Mr. Bush read the lesson , and the Rev. J. Dixon , of Flyford Flavel , gave an address on the leading inci- dents in the life of St. Paul . Miss L. Whit- tall . of Worcester , sang " Lead kindly light " and also a composition entitled " All that I ask , " Miss Irene Frost being her accompanist . PARISH CHURCH . On Sunday at the Parish Church sermons veru preached on behalf of the Church Mis sionary Society by Mr. P. Vernor Smith , LL.D. ( Chancellor ) . He spoke on the work of the Society , FOUND DEAD IN BED . A man named Albert Freeman , of Upper Sapey , was found dead in bed by his son on Friday last , his death being due to heart trouble . Years ago he lost an arm in a shoot- ing accident . He was well known in the district , being a carrier , attending Bromyard and Worcester markets regularly . VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT . The Volunteer movement is going strong in this neighbourhood , and on Sunday afternoon last , after a few preliminary movements , the corps went for a march . IVINGTON . FUNERAL . C. Peele . SCHOOL CASES . Thomas Nurse . The Slack , The Knowbury , was charged with not sending his son , Alfred aged 12 , to school on the 4th of September . Mr. C. T. Evans , School Attendance Officer , stated that the school was open 46 times and the boy made 16 attendances . only made two full weeks this year . The boy had Fined 5s . James Bounds , a labourer , The Brickyard , Knowbury , was charged with not sending his daughter Maud to school on September 7th .. Mr. C. T. Evans stated that the school was open 46 times , but the child made no atten- dances . He had seen the mother and she would not send the child . This was a bad case and the mother had not given any ex- PRINTING ! You will get GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES AT STEVENSON'S 33 , High Street , Kington . Billheads , Statements , Memorandums and all kinds of Commercial Printing in well - arranged and up - to - date style . Ledgers , Day Books , Cash Books , Letter Books and all Office Stationery in great variety . Note the Address 33 , HIGH STREET , KINGTON . " NIGHTSHADE , " [ Photo : R. C. Hancock . Bred by Mr. W. H. B. Cave , Wall End , Monkland , and purchased for export Messrs . P. & G. Hughes . PEDIGREE at over 20 cwt . by HEREFORDS AT oped into a beautiful bull , turning the seale WALL END . He has splendidly finished hindquarters , and is altogether a magnificent NOTES ON THE HERD OF MR . W. H. B. CAVE . LEOMINSTER FOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE . COMPLAINTS ABOUT SUGAR . A meeting of the Food Control Committee for the Borough of Leominster was held on Saturday evening at the Town Hall . Alder- man George Page presided and there were MUS 3 . USICAL TUITION : Pianoforte , Organ , Singing , etc. 250 Certificates gained by former pupils at the public examinations.- Mr. J. SIMPSON , A.R.C.O. , 22 , Broad Street , Leominster ; or The Homes , Bodenham . WANTED . ANTED , on October 17th , Good also present : Councillors H. J. Southall , J. WAGNERAL for single lady , age 20 to J. Biddle , J. Williams , J. B. Dowding , Mr. T. J. Enoch , J.P. , Mr. C. A. Turner , Mr. E. 25 , wages £ 18. - Apply , Miss CROPPER , Albion , King , Miss Newman , Mrs. Jarvis , with the Kington . Executive Officer and Clerk ( ar . W. T. Sale ) and Mr. C. O. Mapp . WANTED - Apply , KNIGHT ,, baker , King BOY for bakery business , The Clerk reported that he had written to Mr. Yapp for the butchers and Mr. Smith ton .. for the grocers asking them to appoint Advi- sory Committees in connection with the food house work . Apply , Mrs. THOMPSON , WANTED respectable DAY GIRL for control scheme Mr. Yapp , Mr. Bright and Mr. Pugh had been appointed to represent Stationer , Kingtop . the butchers , and Mr. Smith , of Smith and VANTED , COWMAN , at once . - Apply , Co. , and Mr. Badham , of the Home and Col- WW . H. B. CAVE , Wall End , Monkland . onial , to represent the grocers . The first business was to receive applications WANTED , COOK - GENERAL , middle of from retailers to be registered as retailers of W September , 5 in family , nurse - housemaid sugar and to be granted certificates . All the applications were found to be in order and kept , no washing , wages 18 to £ 21. - Apply , certificaties were granted . Mrs. FRANK GREENLAND , Friern Lodge , Here- Mr. King referring to the figures given in ford . the applications asked how they were to experienced GENERAL , or check their accuracy as regards the amount of W WORKING HOUSEKEEPER , age over sugar in hand . They would have to know this if they were to get a fair distribution of 24 , for house in Lyonshall , 5th October . - Ap- sugar later on . There must be big stocks on ply , Mrs. MULLINS , Woolton Vale , Liverpool . hand because some grocers were refusing to supply people . Councillor Southall said the figures were a matter for the Government and not for the Committee BAKERS ' APPLICATIONS . Applications were received for compensation in respect of flour purchased at the old prices in the hands of the bakers on September 15th . It was decided to grant the applications . SUGAR SCHEME . PROTEST AGAINST GROCERS ' ACTION . Councillor Southall said he would like it to appear in the Press that the sugar scheme did ANTED ARTIFICIAL TEETH , any Wondition , for cash.-E. MORGAN , Jew- ciler , Drapers Lane , Leominster . W ANTED , young GIRL , as Companion- Help , private house , small family , ser- vant kept . - Apply , " R.S , " c / o News Office , Leominster . Co NOOK - GENERAL , £ 28 ; also HOUSEMAID , £ 24 , required for business house , railway fare to London paid , good references essential . Apply , HENRY & WARD , Drapers , 680 , Ful- ham Road , London , S.W.6 . not come into full operation until December MEADOW SAFFRON BULBS . - 31st . He would like to see some pronounce ment from the Committe as to the conduct of some grocers who were putting obstacles in the way of people getting a supply of sugar in the meantime . The Chairman said grocers were liable un- der the Defence of the Realm Act if they Large quantities Wanted , free from rubbish , good prices given . - Apply , FLEMONS & SONS , 139 , Corve Street , Ludlow . ANTED , MAN , for general farm work , W used to horses , live in . - Apply , T. MEDLICOTT , The Withers , Kimbolton . made it à condition that people should buy WANTED , GENERAL WORKMAN , to something else . Mrs. Jarvis They will not sell you sugar unless you buy tea . Councillor Southall said that he knew of a case where a grocer refused to supply sugar because the person had not registered with him . Councillor Williams said it was compelling people to buy from a particular shop . Councillor Southall said it should also be known that any householder who did not send in a form by October 6th would find diffi- culty in getting any sugar at all after Janu- ary 1st . If anyone had not received a form they should apply at the Post Office and send one in . The Chairman remarked that many of the forms were wrongly filled up and forms had been sent in without names or addresses . Mr. King asked if they could not protest against the action of the grocers in refusing people who had not registered with them . that grocers were expecting people to fill up . Miss Newman asked what the form was The Chairman said that some grocers sent out a card which they asked people to fill up promising to have their sugar from that place . Miss Newman remarked that that was noth- ing compulsory . Councillor Southall said that no one was assist with cattle , good house and garden . - Apply , W. DEYкES , Eyton . WA VANTED , to put 18 good Shropshire EWES to HALVES . - Apply , Mrs. BANKS , Lower Fields , Dilwyn . WANTED , strong LAD ( 16 ) , or MAN , in- eligible for the army , for carting and general work , to live in , good wages given to suitable person . - Apply , MYTTON , Kingsland , Herefordshire . WANTED , WAGONER , also WORKMAN , good cottage and garden . - Apply , F. WHITEMAN , Chadnor Court , Dilwyn . WANTED , a good DAY GIRL . - Apply , Mrs. C. P. SMITH , 20 , South Street , Leominster . VANTED to Purchase , PIG POTATOES , J. WATKINS , Tan House , Leominster . Win large or small Quantities . - Apply , W WANTED to put out to HALVES , 10 to Office , Leominster . 50 SHEEP . - Apply , " W.A , " c / o News ANTED to specimen of the Hereford breed . His calves compelled to register with any roer yet . " It W HALVES , in convenient lots . Apply , are a most promising lot . the was purely competitive action between W. R. ROGERS , Upper Farm , Kimbolton , grocers . It was a most improper thing to Leominster . tell any person that unless they registered sugar in the meantime . Our illustration shows the Hereford heifer Wall End herd and the success which has with them they would not supply them with B Hereford . Apply , No. 5 , c / o News These brief notes can only pretend to give but a sketchy account of the qualities of the followed its produce all over the world , but that within the last few years bulls have been issued on October 26th and there was no need its reputation may be guaged by the fact The exported to the United States , Brazil , the for the public to register with any grocer be Argentine , France , Rhodesia , South Africa and fore that date . Ireland . RHEUMATISM IN THE JOINTS QUICKLY CURED . Chairman said that cards would be Mr. Enoch said that people wanted some sugar at the present time and unless people DARMAID Wanted , at once , for small hotel , Office , Leominster . Co NOMP . - MACHINIST ( ineligible ) Wanted , for country office , permanency , 38 / - -Apply , T. J. PRICE , Printer , Ludlow . " promised to have their sugar from a particu- WANTED , at once , BOY , for farm house , lar grocer they could not get it . Mrs. Jarvis moved that the Committee pro- test against the action of the grocers in re- " son preferred . farmer's RIDGLEY , Eyton , Leominster . Apply , registered with them . fusing to supply people with sugar unless they WANTED , elderly FEMALE to help in Mr. King seconded and it was carried . when of long standing , can be quickly cured The agonising pains of rheumatism , even by a few doses of Baker's Backache Pellets . Wales , writes : - " One box of Baker's Back- forward the positio Mr. D. Rees , of 2 , Hansage Street , Bargoed , Mr. King said he had been asked to bring of engine drivers and " Nightshade , " bred by Mr. W. H. B. Cave , of Wall End , Monkland , Leominster . grand young heifer was bred from Belladonna This by the well known sire Doctor ( 31419 ) . She is of the Bonny Beauty strain , purchased from Mr. Tudge , of Leinthall . Nightshade is a and splendid hindquarters . heifer full of character , with a pretty head selected for the show - ring and her owner had She had been high hopes of a series of successes , but the war intervening has deprived breeders of this It is satisfactory to record , however , that the means of securing a market for their animals . demand for high quality Hereford cattle con- cuse why she had not sent the child to school . are still regarded as the source of the best tinues and the herds of North Herefordshire Adjourned for a fortnight for the attendance type by cattle buyers all over the world . ache Pellets gave me great relief in a severe firemen . They took with them three pints of Nightshade was purchased recently by Messrs P. and G. Hughes , of Crewe , and a few days ago left an English port for one of the South American States . Although Mr. Cave has been deprived of the advantage of successes at the shows , he is to be congratulated on the fact that his herd is found capable of produc- ing animals of quality to satisfy the cattle breeders of other countries when in search of stock beasts which are the best that money ich are the be can buy . of the father or mother . DEATH OF MR . EDWARD WATSON HARDING . On Sunday morning the death occurred of Mr. Edward Watson Harding at his residence De in Broad Street after a painful illness . ceased was aged 55 years and was the eldest son of the late Mr. Edwin Harding , draper , etc. , High Street . After the death of his father the deceased carried on the business for some years and then disposed of it to Messrs . Bradley's . He went to live in Broad Street and his wife and daughters carried on a mil- linery business at the Cross . Deceased was an old member of the 10th Shropshire R.V. He was a thorough sportsman . He was an ex- cellent shot , a good billiard player and an ex- pert at bowling . In fact he took a great in- terest in any kind of sport . He was a staunch worker for the Ludlow Conservative Club . Much sympathy is expressed for the widow and daughters . HARVEST THANKSGIVING . The pedigree Hereford herd of Mr. William Cave , at Wall End , Monkland , has now three quarters of a century of history behind it , and it may be imagined that such a period ( during which the Hereford has achieved a position of world - wide fame ) will furnish some notes of general interest to all admirers of the " red cattle . " go . attack of rheumatism in the joints and tea and they could see how far half a pound muscles . " They thought thera Mr. J. Blanksby , 41 , Pitts Street , of sugar would Sheffield , writes : " I think they have been should be some graduated scale with consid- a miracle to me . I am completely cured . " eration for men who were doing hot work . Councillor Baker's Backache Pellets are a positive cure Southall that the suggested for Lumbago , Rheumatism , Sciatica , Gravel , cerned to approach the Government . was for the trade union con- Dizziness , and all Kidney Troubles . box to - day . Rowe , 35 , High Street , and Ellwood & Son , he did so , although personally he did not Mr. King said that was the advice he gave , Can be obtained from J. W. but he was asked to represent their view and 25 , Drapers Lane , Leominster ; Is . 3d . per box , Get a proper course or post free , in plain wrapper , direct from agree with it . Baker's Medicine Co. , 1 , Southampton Row , Committee's view would have any weight . he did not think the London , W.C. LEOMINSTER RURAL DISTRICT TRIBUNAL . AGRICULTURAL CASES . THE MEAT ORDER . The Clerk explained the Meat Order which had arrived since the last meeting . The Order provided that all retailers of meat shall ex- bib prices of the various joints and make such returns as may be required . Meat must not be sold at more than 24d . per lb. or 20 per A meeting of the local Tribunal for Leo- minster Rural District was held on cent . over its cost , whichever is less , d . per lb. Friday being allowed for delivery . The butcher must afternoon at the Union Workhouse Boardroom , when there were present : Mr. J. Bazley ( in limit of 20 per cent . on the cost to himself so arrange his prices as to keep within the the chair ) , Mr. J. M. P. Cave , Mr. T. Ed- of meat sold in any fortnight . It was ex- small cottage , good home and small wages . Apply , Mrs. CLEWER , Yatton , Kings- land , Herefordshire . VOUTH or MAN Wanted , Yo handyman , clean schoolrooms , offices , boots , etc. , live in . - Apply , HEADMASTER , Lucton School , Kingsland , Herefordshire . 5,000 TONS of Blenheims , ' ' Pippins , ' King of the Pippins , ' and Jam Apples Wanted . Send particulars to BARNETT BROS . , Evesham . W male or female , for the Talbot Hotel ANTED , STATION ' BUS DRIVER , Yard . Apply , J. B. DOWDING , 5 , Corn Square , Leominster . WANTED , a BOY , 15 to 16 , live in , to look after pony and make himself generally useful . - Apply , JOHN EDWARDS , St. Mary's , Kingsland , Herefordshire . Wand garden . - Apply , Á . G. BRIGHT , 7ANTED , a SHEPHERD , good cottage Ivingtonbury , Leominster . The Wall End herd was established in 1859 by the late Mr. John Cave , who pur- chased representatives of the Croft and Curly blood from the late Mr. Perry , of Cholstrey , and the bull Sir Jonathan ( 3458 ) from Mr. Edwards , of Wintercott . A sound start being On Sunday Harvest Thanksgiving services made , the late Mr. Cave continued breeding were held in the Congregational Church , Old for some years without exhibiting , good sires Street . The church was tastefully decorated with flowers , fruit , and grain . The sermons the most notable of these was Bilbury ( 5224 ) with the Clerk ( Mr. H. Gosling ) , the Deputy lb. the maximum of 24d . would apply were preached by the Rev. E. Garmon Rob bred by Mr. Price , the Court House . Pem . Clerk ( Mr. A. H. Gibson ) , and the Military where it cost less the addition of 20 per cent . Tenbury . erts , of Gobowen . There were good congrega- bridge . This bull got many grand calves , Representative ( Colonel Campbell ) . tions . Appropriate hymns and anthems were Curly Boy going as a yearling to the herd of The Clerk reported that the cases which sung by the choir . FOR SALE . OR Sale , a few Hogshead of good , mild being brought in from time to time . One of wards , Mr. R. H. George , Mr. J. Hughes , plained that where the meat cost 1s . 1d . per FIDER.Apply , CHILTON , Old Wood , arise . The following cases were then considered by the Tribunal : - John Ephraim Hall ( 18 ) , waggoner , Wood and would apply . The limitation of 2d . or 20 per TART big egg push successfully . Enlist cent . was the maximum and there was noth- ST your hens in army of Karswood Poultry ing to prevent individual butchers selling at Thousands The Order imposed on the Spice users , then success certain . Packets 2d . , 6d . , 1 / -- HINTON , Committee the duty of fixing a schedule of delighted . Corn Merchant , Rainbow Street , Leominster . maximum prices . The Chairman referring to the list of prices a lower price . which the butchers had submitted , said the G RAMOPHONES and RECORDS , " His difficulty was how to know if the prices were excessive . Master's Voice " instruments , and latest vocal and orchestral records always in stock . Councillor Southall said that further infor -- E . BROWN , Advertiser Buildings , Ludlow . mation was expected from headquarters and Farm , Brimfield , appealed for by his father , until that was received it was undesirable for F NOR Sale , RALLI CAR , equal to new , suit J. Hall , who stated that his son was his only them to go into the question of fixing prices . 100 acres . - Temporary exemption to horse 14 to 15 hands . Apply , " P.O , " help on There was a clause which gave them power to c / o News Office , Leominster . March 31st , 1918 . check the butchers ' accounts . Thomas A. Leddington Hill ( 18 ) , waggoner Mr. George Leigh , of Aurora , Illinois . As were referred to the War Agricultural Com- time went on , the present proprietor assumed mittee at the last meeting had been granted sole management under his father , and in 1878 certificates . These men held exemption up to COURT LIKE TOBACCONIST'S SHOP . an important addition was made to the herd the end of the year and he suggested that by , the purchase of Winnie 2nd at the Weston- the cases should be adjourned indefinitely in The Middlesex Sessions Court presented the bury sale . This representative of a famous case the need for a further application should We regret to record the death of Mr. Charles appearance of a tobacconist's shop when Harry tribe was the means of placing the herd in Philip Clarke , of Park Gate , Ivington , who Asdrews , 23 ; Sidney W. Howell , 17 ; Harry the front rank in the show ring by producing passed away at the age of 41 on Thursday last , Hutchins , 17 ; and Frederick C. Moog , 18 ; all the heifer New Year's Gift , by Stockton Wil- after a long and painful illness . He leaves a pleaded guilty to breaking into several shops ton ( 8078 ) . New Year's Gift won as a calf at widow and seven children , one son being on and stealing tobacco and cigarettes worth £ 60 . Lord Tredegar's Show in 1891 , and this suc- active service in France . He worked for many Detective - Inspector Neil said some of the cass was followed up the next year by second years for the late Mr. Henry Griffiths , of Aul- premises had been twice entered and goods at the Royal , and firsts at the Bath and West , den , and for several months on Government value £ 120 had been taken . The accused had Herefordshire Agricultural Society , and the Work at Hereford and Bristol , where he be- admitted the theft of a motor - car , on which Shropshire and West Midland Shows . In the came ill and was ordered home by a medical they had a day's outing in Kent , and spent spring of 1893 she went to H. H. Clough , Esq . , His own doctor , Dr. Steel , has since part of it in robbing orchards and gardens . for whom she won 2nd at the Columbian Ex- been in attendance . He was buried in Iving- Andrews was given six months ' imprisonment , position ( World's Fair ) Chicago , and was one ton Churchyard on Tuesday , the 25th inst . and the others were put back to see if they of the group which won the Hereford Herd The chief mourners were His wife and daugh- could get into the Army . Mr. Montague Championship and ters , Gwen , Vera , Daisy ; Stanley and Leslie Sharp , referring to the pile of cigarettes be- with all breeds . ( sons ) ; Mrs. Sirrell , Hereford ( sister ) ; Mr. and fore him , remarked : " These cigarettes are a Mrs. R. Woodhouse , the Misses J. and L. perfect nuisance . Every boy one meets in the Woodhouse ( brother - in - law sister - in - law , and streets is smoking them . " man . nieces ) ; Me and Mrs. G. Palmer . Floral tributes were received from the fol- lowing " From his sorrowing wife " ; " For dear dad , " from his children ; " For dad , " from Daisy and Leslie ; To dear dad , " from Leonard , in France ; " From his dear sister All at Monkland " ; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and family ; Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman , Hyde ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffiths , Mr. and Mrs. G. Chambers ; Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones ; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and family , Eardisland ; Mrs. Lloyd , Aulden ; Mrs. Gurney and Mrs. How- ells , Ivington ; Mr. and Mrs. Vicers , Hope ; from his niece , Jessie ; Miss Carwardine ; Miss Hyslop . The bearers were Messrs . B. Cleaton , T. Powell , T. Lloyd , W. Vicers , T. Brooks , J. SUDDEN DEATH . Frank RAINDROPS . and shepherd , son of J. L. Hill , Witsetts , Stoke Prior , only man on 80 acres , 14 arable . -Temporary exemption to March 31st , 1918 . John F. Jordan ( 35 ) , married , smallholder Mrs. Jarvis remarked that while meat had FOIL ENGINE , complete with DOUBLE gone down wholesale it had gone up retail in Leominster . Councillor Southall said that even if the up they NOR Sale , cheap , CIDER MILL and 2 h.p. FRESS - Apply , ROBERTS , Bearwood , Pem- bridge . were still com- FOR a NOR Sale , 2 good young FERRETS.- Apply , EDWARDS , Broadward , Leominster . was second in competition and wheelwright , Little Pateshall . At the last butchers were sticking to the schedule which In 1895 , upon the death of meeting the Military Representative refused they had drawn Mr. John Cave , Mr. W. H. B. Cave became his assent unless applicant could produce sat - mitting an offence if they made more than to his wheelwrighting certain profit . proprietor of the herd which for many years isfactory evidence as Mr. King said the prices appeared to be HENS lay and pay on Karswood Spice con- he had managed , and had the advantage of business . taining ground insects . 2d . , 6d . , 1 / - satisfactory , but the wholesale prices ought -ELLWOOD & SON , 25 , Drapers Lane , Leomin- commencing with an acknowledged reputation Applicant now produced a book showing 20 as the breeder of New Year's Gift . He began jobs in 12 months . He admitted the wheel- also to be printed . with President ( 17432 ) , bred by the late Mr. wrighting business did not keep him . John Cave . President was a neat bull and a Temporary exemption to October 31st , final . wen towns meat was bought by dead weight , first class stock getter , and by means of him whereas in this town it was purchased alive . a good herd of females was built up , which Frederick Smith ( 19 ) , waggoner and plough- man , House , Yarpole , was stated to be the only help on 90 acres . - Temporary exemption to March 31st , 1918 , was granted . in the employ of W. Smith , Lower Raindrops do not always have the same size or weight , and this is primarily due to the fact that they are not formed like the drops of produced many winners in after years . In 1897 water that fall from a wet cloth or the spout President was seen in the show ring , winning of a pitcher , or the drops that rush out of the 2nd at the Royal Bath and West , Hereford and small holes of a garden sprinkler . In all Worcester and Shropshire and West Midland Edward William Everall ( 34 ) , married , passed these latter cases a solid stream of water is Shows . Among other notable sires was Direc - in C 2 , steam roller foreman and sweeper , in them and grow bigger . to The Chairman pointed out that in the big- It was decided to obtain further informa- tion as to Order . the method of carrying out the JAM SPONGE PUDDING . Sift ten ounces of flour , one large teaspoon- ster . DAMSONS for Sale , 12lbs . for 1 / -- Apply , DALLEY , 91 , Etnam Street , Leominster . SUFFOLK RAM LAMBS , direct from the breeder , average weight about 150lbs . - W . D. BLANCHARD , Leo- minster . FOR Pure - bred TO LET . a basin . Shred and chop finely a quarter_of a ( pound of suet and mix it with the flour . Put three tablespoonfuls of jam into a small basin with one gill of milk , and mix them at Crooked Well , low rents . - Apply , C. 10 Let , FOUR COTTAGES and . GARDENS EDWARDS , Crooked Well , Kington . LEOMINSTER , " MARSH COURT , " from broken up into drops ; but the raindrops are tor ( 13002 ) bred by Mr. Powell , The Bage , the employ of the Leominster Rural District ful of baking powder , and a pinch of salt into formed in the cloud by the accumulation of Madley , a bull which produced some magnifi- Council . The Surveyor ( Mr. Davis ) said this was the only man they had appealed for . minute atoms of water drawn together into cent stock , a yearling winning first prize at one drop , and sometimes by the melting of the Hereford Bull Sale . As showing the com- The rolling was 12 months behind . a large snowflake or a solid little icy hail- bination of show points and utility qualities Conditional exemption was granted . Edward Joseph Coombes ( 38 ) , married , passed stone . When a drop is thus formed in the to be found in the Wall End herd , another together . Pour into the centre of the flour Lloyd ( Hyde ) . J. Lloyd ( Eardisland ) , W. Ellis . clouds , it begins to fall , no matter whether it outstanding calf by Director may be men- in C 2 , circular sawyer , in the employ and stir to a soft dough , adding more milk if Verbena , calved in 1898 , won 2nd at Mrs. Burrell , Hampton Court , was given to The funeral arrangements were carried ou be large or small , and observers in balloons tioned . required . Put the mixture into a greased Mr. J. Griffiths , Aulden . state that all sizes of drops are to be found the Hereford and Worcester Show in 1900 , and December 31st on domestic grounds . within the clouds themselves , from the finest at the Birmingham Fat Stock Show , the same John George Watson ( 18 ) , C 2 , waggoner and basin , cover with greased paper , and steam for three hours . year was sold for £ 40 ( then an exceptionally cowman , in the employ of Evan Watson , Hat- jam into a Put one tablespoonful of September 29th , 3 reception rooms , 6 bed- fog and drizzling mist up to the heavy rain . saucepan with one gill of water , rooms , dressing room , bath room ( with hot It is commonly said that the bigger drops fall high price ) to the Winson Green Asylum , also field , was granted temporary exemption one tablespoonful of castor sugar , and one and cold water ) , spacious grounds , garage , faster than the smaller ones , and overtake winning for her owner a cash prize of £ 10 . March 31st , 1918 , on condition that he ploughs teaspoonful of lemon - juice Colour with a stabling ( with loose box ) , harness room , ex- Pagan ( 21647 ) , bred by Mr. A. E. Hughes , of up 8 acres of pasture land for corn growing . ternal oaked smoke room ; rent moderate.- Wintercott , got few drops of cochineal and simmer until it a beautiful lot of stock , Albert Thomas Sankey , in the employ of becomes a thin syrup . Turn out the pudding , Apply , GRANGE COURT , Leominster . the pick being Goldfinder , calved in 1903 , and Sidney Thomas , The Green , Richards Castle . 2nd at the Hereford and Worcester Show in strain the sauce , and serve with it . In this case the War Agricultural Committee OXYGEN MADE BY ELECTRIC PROCESS . 1904. One of the best bulls ever used in the refused to issue a certificate , the man having come on to the land since June 1st . Mr. Owing to its widespread use as an agent in herd was Field Marshall ( 23429 ) , bred by Mr. He Thomas said the man was obtained by a neigh- Peel and core as many cooking apples as will cutting and welding operations , oxygen gas John H. Arkwright , of Hampton Court . has become an important commercial product , was purchased at Mrs. Hamlen Williams's bour to help him because he was ill . He make a handsome mound . Then simmer them and is produced from water in large quantities land Belle by this bull has won many prizes , the harvest . sale and proved a grand investment . Monk- would be satisfied if he could have him over gently in a thin syrup made of sugar and He had 71 acres of arable and water , and flavoured with lemon or vanilla . When cold , drain the apples from syrup , and fill the hollows from which the cortes were Temporary exemption to November 30th .. taken with any rich jam . Mount them in a shapely heap on a glass dish . Have ready a ster . Wheedle : " I say , Jack , what is the name small quantity of apple marmalade , and with of the club you've joined ? " Guiffer : " The it fill up the spaces . Screen the whole with " Office . ' " Wheedle : " Isn't that rather an lemon liquid jelly : Around the base arrange a p.m. at Ivington Church , when the service other . The oxygen is collected and com- stock bull is Doctor ( 31419 ) purchased at the odd name ? " Guiffer : " Not at all ; you can border of chopped jelly , and scatter over it will be conducted by the Rev. J. Davies , of pressed while the hydrogen is allowed to dispersal sale of Mr. W. H. Evans , The Lynch , tell the wife that you were detained at the two ounces of chopped almonds . Serve with Eardisland , in 1913. as a calf . He has devel- ' office ' without any pricking of conscience . " wafer biscuits . We regret to record the death , which took place suddenly on Monday , of Mr. Giddings , of Ivington . Although he had been ailing for some time he was able to attend church on Sunday , so that his death on the following day was unexpected . The facts were reported to the Coroner , but no , inquest was necessary , deceased having been attended by Dr. Cressy . Mr. Giddings , who was 61 years of age , was a highly respected resident in the parish in which he came to live 35 years ago at the age of 26. He worked as a miller dur- by an electrolytic process in a number of including 3rd at the Bath and West 1911 , and had to make it up to 100 next year . ing that period under four tenants of Iving- factories in the United States . tonbury , Mr. Goode , Mr. Andrews , Mr. Bright , and Mrs. Bright . He was a member of the church choir for many years . Much sympathy is felt with the wife and family . The electro- 1st at the Hereford and Worcester in 1912 . lyte used is a 10 or 15 per cent . solution in Monkland Belle has been retained in the herd water of caustic soda or of caustic potash . A and has proved a good breeder . Field Mar- direct current is passed through this electro- shall also produced Cheeky Lad , a magnifi- lyte with the result that oxygen is given off cent young bull , sold to Messrs . P. and G. The funeral will take place on Friday at 3 at one of the electrodes and hydrogen at the Hughes , for South America . The present Stoke Prior . escape . A MOUND OF APPLES . TO Let , HOUSE and SHOP , in Leominster , central position . - Apply , News Office , Leominster . NO " A. B , " c / o To Let , small COTTAGE and GARDEN , in Mill Street . - Apply , WATKINS , Tan House , Leominster . NO Let , LORRAINE , Bargates , Leominster . -Apply , Miss PAGE , Hazeldene , Leomin- То NO Let , with immediate possession , HOUSE and SHOP , 22 , Drapers Lane , Leominster , with good Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist's Business Apply , " M.R , " c / o News Office , Leominster . |