Ross Gazette 3rd December 1914 - Page 5
Ross Gazette 3rd December 1914 - Page 5
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| Date | 03/12/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 3rd December 1914 |
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Southall & Son FOR MILLINERY UP - TO - DATE . I Winter Coats , Costumes , Furs , Blouses . FOR LADIES ' DRESSING GOWNS & JACKETS . Winter Gloves , Hosiery , Underclothing , Neckwear . For Blankets , Flannels , Down Quilts , and Household Linens . Men's Cardigan Jackets , Body Belts , Pants and Vests . Special Terms for Parcels of Goods purchased for the MEN AT THE FRONT . ' Phone 10 . PP bali # : 5 Market Place , Ross . Lessons for Sunday , Dec. 6th . ( 2nd Sonday in Advent ) . MORNING . Isaiah 5 . 2 Peter 3 . EVENING . Isaiah 11. 1-11 or 24 . John 15 . PUBLIC SERVICES . Curates : ROSS PARISH CHURCH . Reator : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYBLE , M.A. Rev. L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. O. H. PAYTON , B.A Organist : Mr. F. J. PARSONS . Mr. E. WILLOUGHBY ( deputy organist ) during the war SERVICES FOR SUNDAY . 8 and 10 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION . 11 a.m .: MATINS , LITANY , and SERMON . Hymns , 53 , 243 , 46 . 3 p.m. CONFIRMATION SERVICE . 6.30 p.m .: EVENSONG and SERMON . Hymns , 54 , 268 , 531 , 52 . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 11 a.m .: MATINS and LITANY ; 8 p.m .: EVENSONG . Saturdays at 6 p.m. Tuesdays and MISSION ROOM , HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. SUNDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BARMON . DISTRICT NEWS . ASTON INGHAM . ECCLESIASTICAL The Bishop of Here- ford has instituted the Rev. Charles Lawson Whatley , B.A. , to the rectory of Aston Ing- ham on his own petition . The living was previously held by the Rev. H. L. Whatley , father of the new Rector . DRYBROOK . SWINE FEVER REGULATIONS . - At Littledean Police Court on Friday , Alfred Niblett , collier , the Stenders , Drybrook , was summoned by P.C. Davey for allowing pigs to stray in an infected area on the 15th inst . Mrs. Niblett appeared , and pleaded guilty . The pigs were straying on the open Forest near the defendant's residence . A fine of 58. with 8s . costs was imposed . GOODRICH . THE ROSS CAR TTE - THURSDAY , DECEM Boribed towards a purse of gold ( 218 ) , which was presented by Mr. Charles Sterrey . The Revs . E. Rankin ( Ruardean Hill ) , Stanley MARKETS . POULTRY Cox ( Gorsley ) , G. Barr ( Rector of Longhope ) Ross , Thursday . The supply of this mar- Mr. John Parry , and Mr. W. A Bradley ket was not so large , in fact , butter and eggs spoke in appreciation of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley's work during the time they had been at were rather scarce and prices ruled very Longhope . Mr. Stanley spoke inapprecia - high . The dealers soon bought up the lots tion of the goodwill conveyed by the present on offer . The prices were : Dressed ducks , and the remarks of the speaker . Miss from 6s . to 7s . 6d . per couple ; dressed chic- kens , from be . to 8s . 6d , per couple ; live Davis , of Zion House , acted as collector . fowls from 8s , to 4s . 6d . per couple ; rabbits , 8. to 1s , each ; butter ( wholesale ) , 1s . 8d . and le . 4d . per lb. butter ( retail ) , 1s . 4d . and 1s . 5d . per lb. eggs ( wholesale ) , 6 for le .; eggs ( retail ) , b'for le . RUARDEAN . CORN . POLICE CASES At Littledean Police Court on Friday East , the following cases from the Ruardean district were disposed of i William Annett , of Ruardean Hill , collier , Boss , Thursday Small market . Prices was summoned by PC Wiltshire for not re - about as last week . Wheat , white , 58. to turning his licence authorising him to move 1d .; wheat , red , 4. 11d . to 5 .; barley , one pig on the 2nd November - Defendant malting , 29. to 848. barley , grinding , 26 did not appear , and was fined 2s . 6d . with Bd . to 27s . 6d . oats , white , 22s . 6d . to 8s . costs . Alfred Bichard Cook , Ruardean 24s . 6d .; oats , black , 21a . to 28s pese Woodside , who was represented by his wife . 1d . to 4s . 2d .; beans , 4s . to 45. Id .; hay . was granted an ejectment warrant against 50 to 558. clover , 52s . 6d . to 556 .; straw , Elms Bradley Cook , of the same place . The 27. 6d . to 30s . parties are brothers . ADX UPTON BISHOP , F NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE . The monthly meeting of the " Upton Bishop and District lodge was held on Saturday , when Bro . H. Hillier presided over a good company of members . The hon . sec . reported that 25 members of the lodge are now serving their King and country . It was unanimously agreed that their names should be recorded on a list to be hung up in , the lodgeroom . It was arranged to hold the next meeting on January 2nd instead of Boxing Day . WALFORD . London , Monday - At Mark Lane there 1914 . SOLDIERS ' AND SAILORS ' COMFORTS AT SPECIALLY LOW PRIO Warm Winter Comforts צר . Will be most acceptable as CHRISTMAS GIFTS To His Majesty's Forces on Land and Bes . was a good attendance , but although sellers Men's Woollen Bed Jackets , 5s . 11d . were willing to treat on lower terms buyers Khaki Cardigan Jackets , 6s . 11d . English Khaki Jerseys , 6s . 11d . continued their policy of reserve . and foreign wheats offer at 6d . decline . Navy Seamen's Jerseys , 5s . 11d . , 7s . 6d . , Flour quiet at recent currencies . Maize easy 76. 11d . with a poor enquiry . Barley rules firm and Mittens , 10 d . , 18. 3d . , 28 .; Bd . dearer , with a good demand . Oats Cuffs 8d . , 1. old . nominally unchanged at 298. 6d . to 30s . for Woollen Night Shirts , 6s . 9d .; Pyjamas , 58 . English , 29s . 6d . to 30s , for Scotch , and 28 Fleecy - lined Warm Pants and Veste , 2s . 6d . for Irish . Beans and peas held for fulle each . prices . Lentils and offels again dearer , the former meeting with a better enquiry . Knee Warmers , 18. 11td .; Bed Books , 1s . 3d . Body Belts , la . 114d . , 2s . 9d . Woollen Scar res , 1s . 6d .; Stockings , 1s . 11 + d . Worsted Knit Socks , 101d . , 18. , 18. 3d . , SPECIAL FARMERS UNION REPORT . 1s . 6d . , and 2s . pair . This is a farmers ' report for farmers , and re- Fleecy Wool Sleeping Caps , 28. , 2s . 6d . cords the actual impressions and ex - Cap Comforters , 1s . 4jd . periences of farmers in the several de Balaclava Sleeping Helmets , 1s . 6d . , 1s . 11 d . , 2s . 6d . partments of Hereford market . Hereford , Wednesday . A moderate supply of stock in the market to - day , and trade generally was good . A more liberal supply , for which the de- mand was not so good , consequently , sheep and lambs were cheaper . Tegs made up to 50s . per head . CONCERT - A patriotic concert was held in the Walford Schoolroom on Tuesday in last week - arranged by the committee of the Kerne Bridge Athletic Club in aid of the local war funds - and despite the very rough weather the sehoolroom was well filled . The STORE CATTLE . chair was taken by Mr. George Gunter , of There was a good supply of store cattle , Goodrich , who explained . the object of the gathering , and how everyone could do some little to help in the terrible war which had for which there was a good demand at recent Some capital rates . Milch cows sold very well . been forced upon them . BEEF . patriotic and comic songs were sung by Messrs . B. Restall , G. L. Holding , and W. A moderate supply , which was in excep- Reeves , and amusing recitations by Mr. G. tionally good demand . Best beef made from Eltome , of Ross . Mr. S. J. Cooper , as usual : 42s . to 44s . per cwt . Cow beef and other HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY . - The an- brought down the house with his songs , and inferior qualities sold much better . A small DAILY - 8 a.m .: MATINE ; 6 p.m .: EVENSONO ( ex - nual general meeting of the Goodrich and especially with " It's a long way to Tipper - supply of fat calves in good demand . Mr. and Mrs. Minchin's , of Lyd- Best beef , 8d . to 8 d . per lb. District Horticultural Society was held in ary . " cept Wednesday ) . Other qualities , 7 d . to 8d . per lb. the Reading Room on Friday last , when brook , piano and violin solos were highly ap- SPECIAL SERVICE during the War at 1.5 p.m. daily . Fat - calves , 94d . to 10d . per lb. there was a very good attendance of mem- preciated . Mr. E. Willoughby , of Ross , ac- HOLY BAPTISM : Sundays 3 p.m. bers . Mr. James Gordon , the secretary , pre - companied the songs throughout the concert , SHEEP . sented the balance sheet , which showed an and a very enjoyable evening came to an income of £ 59 11s . 9d . , with an expenditure end all too coon . The Chairman , on behalf of £ 36 7s . 11d . , leaving a balance of £ 23 of the committee , thanked the performers , 3s . 10d . There is also a balance due from and after learty cheers had been given the sports , 1913 , of £ 11 17s . 9d . , and this , them , Mr. Restall responded , saying they with other outstanding items , makes a total were only too pleased to do what they could balance of £ 39 12s . 7d . Taking the workings to help at any time . The meeting closed of the society during the past five years , it with the hearty singing of " God Save the proves how energetically and willingly the King . " various committees have worked together , for all this time the balance at the bank had been steadily on the increase . In 1910 , the balance was £ 26 88. 2d .; in 1911 , it was £ 29 19s . 9d . ; in 1912 , £ 34 9s . 2d .; in 1913 , £ 35 19s . 9d .; and in 1914 , £ 39 12s . 7d . The eccounts were passed as highly satisfactory . - Letters regretting inability to attend were received from Mr. W. Lewis , Mr. A. R. Jones , and Mr. A Hill . - The meeting then proceeded with the election of officers , which resulted as follows : -Presi- dent , Mrs. Moffatt ; treasurer , Mr. J. Har- ries ; secretary , Mr. James Gordon ; chair- man of committee , Mr. W. B. Pilkington ; vice - chairman , Mr. W. R. Lewis ; with one exception all the retiring members of the district and management committees were . re - elected . It was also decided that unless should be held next year , TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . SUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . SUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND SON , CONGREGATIONAL OHURCH . Minister : Rev. W. A. POWICKE , M.A. Services : Sundays , 11 a.m. , 6.30 p.m. Young Men's Bible Class , 2.30 p.m. Wednesdays - Bervice at 7.30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH . Minister : Rev. J. W. KETTLE Services : Sunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Sunday School , 2.45 . Bible Classes or Young Men and Women . Mondays - Young People's Guild at 8 p.m. Wednesday , 7.30 : Week - night Service . WESLEYAN CHURCH . Minister : Rev. C. LUMSDEN . Services : Bunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 p.m. THE GOSPEL HALL , HENRY STREET . Services - Sunday : 11a.m. , Breaking of Bread 6.30 p.m. , Gospel Preaching ; 10 a.m. an Sunday School . 2.30 p.m Mondays , 7.30 p.m. , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting : Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young People's Meeting . CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT . Rev. J. B. MoORE , Priest . Sandays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 Bolydays Mass , 8.30 a.m. Weekdays , 8.30a.m PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS , BIBLES , etc. We hold a large stock marked in plain figures . Inspection invited . " Gazette " Office . Advt . LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS . CHASEDALE OBSERVATORY . Observer - H . E. PURCHAS . * Temperature Bright Rainfall Bun- 24 hra shine to 9 a.m ' hours . Date . in screen . Max . Min . deg .. deg . Nov. 25 47-0 32-2 1-5 " 26 53-0 46-1 " 27 48-8 40-8 1-4 " " 28 " " 51.8 42-2 " 0.1 29 " " . 53-7 42-9 30 55-8 48-4 " Dec. 1 " 49-9 42 6 .. " 3.9 approved by the Meteorological Office . Campbell - Stokes Sunshine Recorder . in 0.1 0.48 the war renders it impossible , that the show on Tuesday , August 17th , in the Goodrich Court Grounds , thanks to the kindness of Mrs. Moffatt , the president . KEMPLEY . WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION . -Be- fore His Honour Judge A. B. Ellicott , at Newent County Court last week , Kate Eliza- heth Manns , Kempley , sued Mr. Harry Guilding , Print House Farm , Kempley , un- Porter , of Oxford Circuit , instructed by der the Compensation Act.-Mr. S. Lowry Mr. F. P. Treasure , appeared for the appli- cant , and Mr. T. Hayes Duffell , Birming- ham , for the respondent . - Mr . Porter made a long opening statement , in which he stated that the applicant was in the employment of respondent , and in December , 1909 , she met with an accident to her knee which in- capacitated her from December , 1909 , till June , 1911. She was attended by Dr. Leslie , Newent . During that time the amount she received from respondent was £ 7. - Con- siderable correspondenec was read . Several witnesses were called , after which there was a lengthy legal argument . - His Honour re- served judgment . Volunteer Movement . SUCCESS OF THE HEREFORD TRAIN- ING CORPS . We MEMBERSHIP OF 250 . are informed that the Hereford Volunteer Training Corps is making splen- did progress , says a local contemporary . Al- ready the membership is about 250 , and the average number attending drills in the Castle Green on four nights a week is about 200. Applications for enrolment are com- ing in at the rate of 50 and 60 per week . It is expected that in the course of the next three weeks , the numbers enrolled will num- ber about 400 , whh a probable ultimate maximum of 500. The Ross Corps has . fol- lowed the lead of Hereford in joining the Central Association , formed under Lord Des- borough's scheme , and considerable interest yard and Leominster , and no doubt in the is being taken in the movement at Brom- other towns of the county . It is hoped that as a result of these joint efforts , a county battalion of 1,000 strong will soon be in full working order . AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS . Best mutton , 81d . to 9d , per lb. Other qualities , 74d . to 8d . per lb. Lamb , 9d . to 10d . per Ib . PIGS . Khaki Handkerchiefs , 2s . per half dozen . Soldiers Pocket Work Cases ( Hussifs ) , 1s . 3d . Soldiers ' Holdalls , 1s . Waterproof Toilet Cases , 64d . , etc. Army - Grey , Union Shirting , 18. a yard . Natural Wool Flannel , 1s . 41d . yard . Scarlet Flannel , ls . , White Flannel , 1s . yd . Scotch Wincey Shirtings , 1s . 84d . yard Horrockses ' Safe Flannelettes , 61d . yard . Brown Army Blankets , 6s . 6d . each . Linen Huckaback Towels , 6d . , 7jd . , 8jd . Sheets , 2s . 11d . pair . Pillow Cases , 6d . Bandage Cloths , 3s . per doz . yards . N.B. - The Woollen Outer - Clothing can be had in Khaki Colour or Navy Blue . Jaeger Sleeping Bags and Regulation Waterproof Sleeping Valises to order . Customers ' parcels packed free and des- patched to the Front . Bamples of any goods sent on request . Jaeger Pure Wool Useful Presents for Offi- cera . Particulars and Price List on application . A good supply . Small stores very cheap BUNNING & SOWERSBY Fat pigs in good demand . porkers dear . Best quality Porks , 6d . to 7td . per lb. Bacons , 5d . to 6 d . per lb. Heavy weights , 5d . to 5d . per lb. CORN . A well attended market . Not very much on offer , but with the exception of malting harley , which was ls . per quarter down on the week , all other kinds of English grain were firm at last week's rates . Wheat , per 621bs .. 5s . to 5s . 7d . Oats , per 40lbs . , 38. to 3s . 6d . Barleys , per 56lbs . , 88. 7d . to 46. 3d . Beans , per 65 lbs . , 4s . 2d . to 48. 4d . HAY TRADE . Improved demand at rather better prices . In the London and other markets trade was difficulty in getting railway waggons . better owing to the short supply arising from Quotations are for good quality in stack , seller to deliver on rail : - Best quality hay , 55s . to 57s . 6d . per ton . Second quality , 50s . to 558. per ton . Clovers , 55s . to 60s . per ton . Wheat straw , 30s . per ton . WOOL TRADE . Prices firm . Demand not quite so keen . Herefordshire fleeces from 18. 4d . to 1s . 5d . per lb. WHOLESALE FRUIT . Messrs . Meats and Meats had 1,820 lots on offer . Trade was very much better on account of the shortage of foreign fruit . Quotations are for best fruit per cwt . in H.I.C.'s : Blenheims up to 18 per cwt . , W to 10s . , small red fruit 3s . to 5s . , Princess Pippins 8s . to 12s . THE HOP INDUSTRY . FEARS OF WORCESTERSHIRE AND HEREFORDSHIRE GROWERS . 2 , MARKET PLACE , ( LIMITED ) . ROSS . THE WEEK'S GARDENING . THE FLOWER GARDEN . 31074 W Bunning & Sowersby's WAR PRIOBS , with the lowest possible margin of profit , in order to keep Workers and Staff employed . EVENING GOWNS , DINNER DRESSES , & c .. TO ORDER , AT REDUCED PRICES . -MHL EVENING , TUNICS , BLOUSES , MADE - UP GOWNS for Afternoon and Evening Wear and ALL REQUISITES FOR EVENING TOILETTES . It is not advisable to dig the ground while it is in a frozen condition . This , however , is often done , for the reason that the soil is found not to stick to the tools and the feet . When the frozen orust , frozen manure , or even snow , is buried several inches below the surface the lowered , and the result is that seeds put in soil is chilled , the temperature / very much later , or plants that are required for an early grow freely in arop , do not germinate nor grow either case . It is best to wait until all frost has left the surface soil before digging the latter under . In making new paths the ground should be dug out not less than a foot deep - more would be better and a good layer of rough stone , brickbats , or clinkers put in first . Coarse gravel should next be put over and well rammed , or rolled , with a heavy roller , finishing off with fine gravel or granite . Wild brier roots for budding stocks should be gathered and plantea before the end of the THE NEWEST MATERIALS , NINONS , SILKS , SATINS , VELVETS , Bod EXQUISITE LACES , LACE FLOUNCINGS , & c . ONFITY ACT 4 Bunning & Sowersby 2. The Market db b ( LIMITED ) Place , Ross . DISTINGUISHED FOR TASTE , FOR QUALITY , FOR VALUE . nuce of coasted on a hint here Sir John French's Last Despatch STATES : No more arduous task has ever been assigned to British soldiers , and in all their splendid history there is no instance of their having answered so magnificently to the desperate calls which of necessity were made upon them . . . . . I deeply regret the casualties which we have suffered . Would you like to show your appreciation of such magnificent service ? You cannot do better than send an Ambulance Car to assist in quickly carrying the wounded to hospital . Here is the car which has proved its special usefulness in this work , and which is still in great demand . The Cost is only £ 120 . You cannot send a better Xmas Present to the Men at the Front . Fullest details supplied by the Local Agents : PASSEY & HALL , MOTOR ENGINEERS & BODY BUILDERS , Ltd. , THE CENTRAL GARAGE , ROSS . COLMAN DEBENHAM Gloucester Road ( opposite G.P.O. ) , ROSS - ON - WYE , Has a very fine assortment of never form stocks yielalag such good results CHRISTMAS CARDS as those which have been autumn planted . " Each brier should be as atraight as possible , and all the roots should be trimmed off before planting . The bare , robtless stems thus planted will throw out splendid shoots in the late spring . In lifting deciduous shrubs for replanting to another part of the garden , do not uproot them through digging too closely to the main At a meeting of the Herefordshire and stem . It is much better to get out a good Worcestershire Hop Growers Association , trend all round the specimen some distance held at Hereford on Wednesday , to consider away from the stem , and work the ball down the position of the hop industry , it was felt gradually until it becomes easy to hole out the trade was being jeopardised by the new underneath , and cut the few remaining roots that are growing in a downward direction . As war tax on beer . Mr. P. Taylor ( who presided ) read a letter many of the finer roots as possible ought to from Mr. A. Bannister , London , stating he be preserved . had written to the Chancellor of the Ex- Coleus thyrsoideus differs from other From d . each . Also CALENDARS to suit all tastes . " ALL PRINTED IN ENGLAND . PICTURE FRAMING of every kind done on the Premises . 200 Patterns of Mouldings to select from . A very large assortment of PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES in all siezs always kept in Stock . Broad beans for the earliest supply may now be sown on a sheltered border , where the soil is not too heavy . In some winters At Hereford , the committee are awaiting developments in London , and the Central Association have caused it to be known that full instructions giving detailed procedure will be issued in the course of a few days . In the meantime recruiting is being proceeded with , together with drilling on a thoroughly LONGHOPE . The esprit de corps at organised scale . FAREWELL OF THE REV . JOHN Hereford is particularly fine , and the move STANLEY . - Farewell sermons were preach- ments as seen in the Castle Green , and the 013 ed on Sunday last by the Rev. John Stanley streets and the surroundings of the city , are 0-3 ( pastor of Zion Baptist Chapel , Longhope ) , watched with the greatest interest , and the 0-0 who has accepted a call to Westminster . There were large congregations throughout full approval of the citizens . It is easy to the day . On Monday evening a farewell mark the flow of the tide of public opinion a compost of good , mellow loam with an equa meeting was held , at which Mr. F. R. Dicks towards a system of National Reserve , so 0.10 ( Cheltenham ) presided . As token of their part of peat , some clean sand , and a little . Kew - tested thermometers . All instruments appreciation of the work of Mr. and Mr. that in an emergency we can readily become chequer , pointing out the great blow caused coleuses usually grown in that its leaves are thoroughly - decayed manure . It can be had in Stanley , members of the congregation sub- " A Nation in Arms . " Lord Desborough to the industry by the new tax , which repre green , but it produces very handsome blue Its fragrant , waxy - white flowers and dark the beans will survive even in heavy land , bloom by May if started into growth early . sented a deduction of acreage , in his opinion , blossoms , which are welcome at any season , has given the figures of the enrolment as roughly one million in corps affiliated to the too disastrous to contemplate . but generally they are more successful if to one half . Such a condition of things was but particularly in the dead of winter , when green foliage look very effective when trained light . Furrows three inches deep may be Central Association . The War Office has Mr. Sydney Myer said the new taxes , ac- they are borne . It is propagated from cut - up pillar , or over a large , balloon - shaped sown in soils that are inclined to be rather officially recognised the Volunteer Training cording to the figures of the Chancellor of plants have been cut down , and the resulting Statice latifolia is the showiest and most in a double row , with a dibber , taking care tings which are freely produced after the old wire trellis . taken out for them , or they may be planted Corps . give the Exchequer himself , meant a reduction of plants are potted on as necessary . Stopping vigorous of the hardy kinds of sea lavender . to plant them all at the same depth . Make now completely understood . The new Citi - That meant a like reduction in the consump mer . Although these plants can be success this is not always to be depended upon . A two and a - half feet between the rows . zen Army is to be a gigantic reserve force tion of hops . In addition there appeared to fully grown in an ordinary cool greenhouse , better way of raising stock , and certainly of the residue of the nation left after the be a great probability that the quantity of rather warmer temperature will be found safer and quicker method of obtaining good call of the Regular Armies . From this , Re - hops which came from abroad must neces - more suitable sarily be increased owing to the larger sur- serve the Regulars can be materially helped . plus that would be left in the hands of for- plants , is by cuttings of the roots . The plant Plumbago roses as a winter flowering plant tached and cut into lengths of a couple of should be lifted , and some of the roots de- The idea of the Association is to put into eign growers by the very great reduction in succeeds best when allowed practice the counsel of Lord Roberts : " We the beer consumption of this country . The through the flowering period in warm con even bear being halved or quartered . Insert to remain inches , or even less . The stronger roots will want to get a trained nation in arms . " Lord hop - grower had sunk his capital to produce servatory where the atmosphere is somewhat the pieces of roots in spot in a sandy soit a certain quantity of hops , for which there dry , and where a little air can be admitted Rothschild and Mr. Waldorf Astor have each had been a regular and certain ontlet . By when the weather is favourable . Avery with the apex just protruding , and green- sent cheques for £ 1,000 for financial help . the present proposal one - third of the capital pleasing effect may be produced by associa possible , place them in warmth in the green- Thousands of rifles and rounds of ammuni- laid out in plant , roots , etc. , was practically ting plumbago roses with lily - of - the - valley , house , or , better still , over slight bottom - heat . tion have already been purchased for certain scrapped . While the brower had been hit he roman hyacinths , and good fronds of adiantum . VEGETABLES AND FRUIT . corps , to be in readiness for the threatened could make some extra profit , but there were LINDSEY PRICE LTD . ( LATE GEO . HOLLOWAY & WEBB ) . HEREFORD'S FURNISHING Furniture , HOUSE . Floor Coverings , and all Furnishings . AN IMMENSE SELECTION ALWAYS , - ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE . 16 , COMMERCIAL - STREET , HEREFORD . no concessions to the growers . There was Kaffir lily ( Schizostylis coccinea ) flowers in Free ventilation is essential in mild weather to for frames filled with keep them short - jointed and season . It should be given sheltered sturdy . It will also prevent the leaves from a epare light can be placed over the plants as corner in all but the warmest gardens , and if damping , which they would soon do if they . invasion by Germans . It has been said by only one way out of the difficulty , that was October and November , and its bright red for frames filled with young cauliflowers and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle with much force to put a tax on foreign hops ; otherwise the that " the man beyond forty may have lost home grower would be placed at a disadvan- tage . some of his activity , but he still has his wife and his courage . " A million of such men ' n the fourth line of defence will count when the enemy has exhausted all his forces , re- serves and everything else . THE GREAT SKIN CURE . Budden's S.R. Skin Ointment . It was decided to send a deputation to the Chancellor of the Exchequer . FOOTBALL . ROSS SECONDARY SCHOOL . the flowers open they will not be ruined by were allowed to remain wet day after day in bad weather . The plants should be divided close frame . On wet days the lights may be every two or three years , early spring being tilted up at the back . the beat time for this work . THE WEEK'S WORK . Make new paths . Lift and plant chrysanthemums in cold frames to supply cuttings . Plant hardy climbers . Empty and clean flower - boxes , tubs , and pots . Cover Christmas roses with hand- lights . Dig Jerusalem artichokes as wanted for use . Sow broad beans . Sow forcing carrots in frames on hot- beds . Sow tomatoes for spring fruiting . Mulch wall - fruit trees . Examine fruit in store . are clean picked English Turkeys , Geese and Fowls , of fine quality , between 17th and 21st December by arrangement , Farmers , Turkey Breeders , Rearers and Dealers desirous of sending should at once communicate by letter stating approximate quantity offered to 370 , Edgware Bead , tendon , W. In heavy or rich soils broccoli is sometimes TURKEYS prepared to accept on commission . Streptocarpus must now be gradually dried liable to injury from frost , because the plants off before being started into growth again at grow too rapidly and vigorously . But this The Town v . Country match took place on the end of January , as short rest at this growth may be checked by a simple operation . the 25th ult . , when the Country won by two season is essential to future free flowering . If the lines run north and south , as they the Country having won the former game into bin pots early in the new year , in which from the north of the plants , and with the goals to none . This was the return match , Young plants in Sin , pote will need removal should do , take out a small spadeful of soil by the only goal scored . Keen play took they will make handsome specimens by June . pressure of the foot lay them down on their It will Cure Itching after one application ; place on both sides , but the goals scored Theatreptocarpus is a valuable plant for the sides , so as to face the north . destroys every form of Eczema heals old should have been saved . Badger , in goal , greenhouse , as it flowers continuously all the lines run east and west , take out the soil on Wounds and Sores ; acts like a charm on saved well twice for the Country , whose summer . Bad Legs ; is infallible for Piles ; Prevents backs showed too much fondness for kicking Cuts from Festering ; will cure Ringworm in the ball into touch . a few days ; removes the most obstinate The goals were scored by Davies ma , and Eruptions and Scurvy , Boxes , 74d . and Cole ma 18. 10d .. Agents for Ross : Mr. A Porter , M.P.S. , Chemist . Ledbury : Mr. Freeman . Newent : Mr. Whittlest TOBACCO CIGARS 1. CIGARETTES Every known Brand at Mamat Priced variety of Tobaco Goods and Shop Fitting The Trade only Opening orders & Speciality Fancy Send for Price List to BINGTON & COTE Ld . Cannon SL . Birmingham DENN CURE ALL DISE Bold everywhere , 10d . from the Bole LW . DENNIS , Chat , LOUTH , Lines Should the REY HAIR permanently and speedily the north side of the rows , and press the HARRISON'S HAIR COLOUR RESTORER . restored to its original colour by using plants down , so that they lie over the furrows . It is not a dye , but by natural means aots as a Iris roots are sometimes left untouched for When the crowns look towards the north , the restorative . Contains nothing injurious , and is number of years , but thus unchecked they sun cannot shine upon the curds , and the beneficial to the growth and beauty of the Hair . spread to great dimensions , and sometimes leaves afford some protection from rain . The get right on to the paths ; and , whilst they plants can also be partly lifted out of the soil bottles , price 1/6 ( postage 3d . extra ) . Manu facturer : -G . W. HARRISON , Hair Specialist , bloom profusely each year if left undisturbed , with a fork before pressing them over if the Bonding . Bold by Chemists . Agent for Ross : they may have to be lifted , and divided . It growth needs a strong check . would be well to get this work done at onde , using only the stoutest and healthiest portions of the roots when replanting . The soil needs to be deeply trenched and well manured for the production of first - olaas Bowers , A very useful stove plant for decoration or cutting is the stephanotis , which does well in THE MEXICAN HAIR Do not let Grey Haire Restores Grey or appear White Hair to its original colour , where the glands are not des- toyed Prevents Dandruff , and the Hair from coming out . Re RENEWER.es and Strengthens the Hair , NOT A DYL J. H. HART , Chemist . Printed and Published for the Ross GAZETTE LIMITED , by GODFREY M. MORTON , at their Offices , High - street and Church- street , Ross , in the County of Hereford THURSDAY , DECEMBER 8 , 1914 . SECOND SHEET . phone - 59 , Boss . ADDRESS HERBERT BARREL B ROS BRILLIANT ALES NO These Ales and Stouts give great satisfa Beer , with delicate palate , and full of lif quality of the materials employed , the de Hops being very Л These prices are subject to the War Tax Bottled Beer 1s . per dozen pints , 6d . per d A.K. Light Ale per gall . 10d . 1.A. Recommended for family use I ly- 35 19 13 1/4 1/9 " 1/4 22 G.A. Sparkling Bitter Ale P.A. Very High Clam XX.8 . ( Double Nutritious Stout X.X.X.S. ( Treble ) Nutritious Stout ( Recommended for Invalids ) . Casks of 4 , 9 , 18 , 86 , and 54 Gallops . Home - browed GINGER BEER , GINGER in 1 , 9 , and 8 - gallon Stone Ginger Beer , in Screw - st Bass's and Worthington's ( own Bottling ) supplied Familiesand Private Customers supplie ESTABLISH WILLIAM PU DISTIL Wine and Spirit Merchants East - street , 43 , Broad - street , an And CIDER AND HIGH - STRE Foreign Wines and Spirite imported direct , und Bonded Stores DISTILLERS , FOR PULLING'S PURE Manufacturers of all kinds of Finest etail and Trade Lists Post Free on application . Finest Special Reserve Whiskey , 50 / - per d Sole Consignees of TIRANT and Co.'s O All other Champagne DENTI For Natural looking ARTIFICIAL TE D. GORE BOO V 43 , HIGH ST EVERY THURSDAY from A Lady always in attendance . BRANCHES Abergavenny , 6 , High - street , Tuesdays , Fridays , 12 to 5. Hereford , 3 , St. Peter - st Gloucester , Every Tuesdays and Fridays . BOODLE E. Collins Smallbroo PLUM BERS , HOT & COLD W Makers of all kinds ESTIMATES KITCHEN RANGES , GRATES , BOIL BPOUTING , PUMPS AND WATER WHE ALL ORDERS PRO EVERY MAN Of all Chemists : 1/14 , 2/9 and 4/6 Convincing Medical Testimony with each bottle . Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S Chlorodyne being highly concentrated and taken in drops , takes up no in the Kit room D C High - class N AT POP Newton A FA NOTE AT A POPU The New Size in with very Dainty . to match . ⚫ Our Price Private Address E Large variety of THE ROSS G 44 , High - str |