Ross Gazette 19th November 1914 - Page 4
Ross Gazette 19th November 1914 - Page 4
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| Date | 19/11/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 19th November 1914 |
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Southall & Son FOR Winter Coats , Costumes , Blouses , MILLINERY UP - TO - DATE . Furs . See the Fur and Velvet Creations . FOR Winter Gloves , Hosiery , FOR Neckwear . Blankets , Down Quilts , and Household Linens . Market Place , Ross . Lessons for Sunday , Nov. 22nd . EVENING , ( 24th Sunday after Trinity ) . Hag . 2. 1-19 or Mal . 3 & 4 John 7. 25 . MORNING . Eccles . 11 and 12 . James 1 . PUBLIC SERVICES . ROSS PARISH CHURCH . Rector Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYBLE , M.A. Curates : Rev. L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. 0. 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 s.m .: MATINS , LITANY , and SERMON . Hymns 34 , 235 , 269 . 3 p.m .: CHILDREN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m. EVENSONG and SERMON . Hymns , 229 , 370 , 512 , 32 . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; " 11 a.m .: MATINS and LITANY ; 8 p.m .: EVENSONG . DAILY - 8 a.m .: MATINS ; 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex- cept Wednesday ) . SPECIAL SERVICE during the War at 1.5 p.m. daily . DISTRICT NEWS . DRYBROOK . SERIOUS CHARGES - At the Police Court , Littledean , on Friday last , William James Brain , collier , of Drybrook , was charged by P.C. Wiltshire with the theft , on November 9th , of 2s . in money , from Wil- liam Heavens , landlord of the Royal Oak Inn , Drybrook . Catherine Heavens , wife of William Heavens , said she remembered the prisoner coming into the bar on the morning November 9th and asking her for a pint of He did not ale , which was supplied him . pay for it , but said he would settle up later He asked for a second pint , and when drawing it she heard the till rattle . Witness the prisoner leave from behind the counter to the front of the bar . She looked into the drawer , and on finding 2s . missing , asked him for it . He replied , " I have not touched the money . " As prisoner got up to leave she called her husband , who askel He denied tak- on . witness came back from the cellar after saw Brain to return the money . ing it and the police were sent for.-P.C. Wiltshire deposed that on the 9th inst . he received information that one shilling and two sixpences had been stolen from the THE ROSS GAZETT - THURSDAY , South Herefordshire Hounds . NOVEMBER 19 , 1914 . Special Service Department . who was given away by her father , looked charming in a dress of cream eolienne and satin , with tunic of lace ,, her long tulle veil being tastefully caught by clusters of orange blossoms ; she carried a shower bouquet of OPENING MEET AT THE NEW INN . choice white flowers . The attending brides- That the great European War is responsible maids were Miss Daisy Tummey ( sister of the bride ) , and Miss Winifred Phillips for the absence of many prominent sportsmen ( sister of the bridegroom ) , who wore dresses from the Ross and South Herefordshire Warm the opening of pink with black lace tunics and pink and country , black velvet hats , their ornaments being meet plain gold bracelets , the gift of the bride - Hounds ; groom . The bridegroom was attended by day last . Mr. Jack Phillips , his youngest brother . After the ceremony , a reception was held at Trereece Farm , the home of the bride's aunt and uncle . The numerous presents were valuable and useful . LYDBROOK . was seen at LIST OF WINTER COMFORTS FOR THE The funeral took at on SOLDIERSIV nesday , November 18th , of Mr. Edwin Frost , a well known inhabitant of that place , whose death occurred on the previous Sunday . The coffin was supplied by Mr. Leonard Jones , undertaker , Lydbrook . MITCHELDEAN . Littledean ANOTHER REMAND - At Police Court on Friday last , the Magistrates granted a further remand in the case in which Tommy Romey , a coloured labourer , of Mitcheldean , was charged by P.C. Wiltshire with stealing £ 5 in gold , the monies of Henry Ivory , a Mitcheldean labourer . - Supt . Griffin stated that next week a charge would be preferred against prisoner of being a de- ported alien . MUCH MARCLE . SOLDIERS ' and SAILORS ALLOW- ANCES . - Miss C. C. Cooke , of Much Marele , who sent a petition from 24 householders of that parish in favour of adequate pensions for soldiers and sailors ' widows , to the Gov- ernment , has received the usual acknowledg- ment from the Premier . Capt . Clive , M.P. to whom she wrote on the matter replied from 21 , Chester Square : " I am glad to hear the petition of which you send me a copy is being universally signed in Much Marcle . It is difficult to understand the Government's long delay in making their promised statement about pensions when there are already thousands of widows in the country receiving inadeqqate allowances . I shall do all I can to support the object of your petition and will forward it as soon as received . " RUARDEAN . THEFT OF FRUIT . - At Littledean Petty of the South Herefordshire which took place on Satur Instead of there being hu 1- dreds of both mounted and pedestrian fol- lowers of this popular pack , the " field " was a comparatively small one . The most notable Mr. M. . absentee was the Master , Albright , who is at present obeying his King and his country's call , and is now serving in The pack , the Worcestershire Yeomanry . however , was in charge of Joe Winter , the couples , all looking in the pink of condition . Among those present were Captain W. B. R. Ker , the new Master of the Ross Ha riers , and Mrs. Ker , of Alton Court , Ross ; Mrs. Harkness , Penyard House ; Mr. H. F. Roberts , late Master of the Harriers , and Mrs. Roberts , and Miss Roberts , King's Thorn ; Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Winder , St. Weonards ; Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Smith , Hereford Lady Dorothy Douglas , Glewstone Court ; Mr. and Mrs. Ingram and party , Hildersley , Ross ; Mr. T. A. R. Littledale , Wiltondale ; Mr. S. Greatrex Yates and Miss Yates , Berkeley House , Ross ; Mr. Adkin , Hereford ; Mr. Sidney Brown , Dason ; Miss Wyndham Smith , Aramstone ; Mr. Burton Parry , Gillow ; Mr. George Cook , New Inn ; Mr. Greenly , Doward House ; Mr. J. P Morgan , Kyrle House , Peterstow ; Mr. T. P. Williams , Llanfrother ; Mr. T. Maddocks , Grafteon ; Mrs. Victor Parry , The Yeld the Misses Duncombo , Ross ; Miss Bankes , Birch House : Captain and Mrs. A. S. Trevor . Tre cilla , Llangarron ; Mr. H. H. Stock , Daffa- luke ; Mr. W. Bundy , Ross ; Mr. F. Godeen , and many others . AND SAILORS AND WOUNDED , AT SPECIALLY Low PRICES , Men's Woollan Bed Jackets , 58. 11d . Khaki Cardigan Jackets , 5s . 11d . Navy Seamen's Jerseys , 5s . 11d . Day Shirts , 3s . , 38. 9d . , 4s . 6d . , Grey or Khaki Woollen Night Shirts , 6s . 9d .; Pyjamas , 5s . Mittens , 101d .; Gloves , 18 .; Cuffs , 84d . Fleecy - lined Warm Pants and Vests , 24. Ul Knee Warmers , 1s . 114d .; Bed Socks , 1s . 3d . Body Belts , is . 11d . each . Woollen Scarves , 1s . 6d .; Stockings , 1s . 11 d . and Bernithan , found a fox at Trebandy , and Cap Comforters , 1s . 41d . The hounds , after drawing Heath Wood Worsted Knit Socks , 10 d . and 1s . pair . went away at a great pace through Webb's Khaki Handkerchiefs , 3s . 9d . dozen . Wood and on over the road by Mr. Kirby's Soldiers ' Pocket Work Cases ( Hussifs ) , 1s . 3d . farm and pointing for Llanorum , then turned Soldiers ' Holdalls , 1s . sharp to the left and ran nearly to Whit- Waterproof Toilet Cases , 61d . , etc. church , then left - handed over the Hereford Army - Grey , Union Shirting , le . a yard . road and on to Brelstone , where he was Natural Wool Flannel , Is . 4td . yard . headed by some foot people and back over Scarlet Flannel , 1s . , White Flannel , 1s . yd . the Hereford road and to ground at Tre- Scotch Wincey Shirtings , is . 34d . yard bandy only just in front of hounds - a very Horrockses ' Safe Flannelettes , 64d . yard . fast half hour . Hounds found again at the Army Blankets , 6s . 6d . each . Jacketts , and hunted by Glewstone , Low Towels , 6d .; Sheets , 28. 11d . pair .. Copp . and nearly to Peterstow , then left- Pillow Cases , 6d . handed to Biggleston , Bernithan , Whitfield , Bandage Cloths , 3s . per doz . yards . The Jacketts , and into the Goodrich Courts N.B. - The Woollen Outer - Clothing can be at Pencraig , when hounds had to be stopped , had in Khaki Colour or Navy Blue . as the Courts had not yet been shot through . This run was not so fast as the first , and was Bunning & Sowersby's WAR PRICES , with the lowest possible margin of profit , in order to keep Workers and Staff employed . Real Irish Hand - made FIRMOUT Donegal Tweeds . 28 ins . to 30 ins . wide , 1/11 per yard . The ideal Material for Sports and Country Wear . All wool ; light in weight ; warm porous , and durable to a degree . The natural oil in this Fabrio renders it practically impervious to rain or damp . COATS and SKIRTS to order ( Coat Lined ) , 35 / - Skirt Lined , 2/6 extra . SKIRTS only ( Unlined ) , 12/6 A Lined 2/6 extra . Patterns on request . Orders now solicited Also COSTUMES or SKIRTS of FINE BRITISH SUITING SERGES , " ADMIRALTY " BERGES , FACED CLOTHS , etc. , made to order at similar low prices .. READY - MADE COSTUMES and COATS , at extremely moderate price . The Fashionable PONY CLOTH COATS , and other Imitation - Far Coats in the Newest Shapes Bunning & Sowersby ( LIMITED ) 2 , The Market Place , Ross . DISTINGUISHED FOR TASTE , FOR QUALITY , FOR VALUE . How to Help the Wounded . HOLY BAPTISM : Sundays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and drawer at the bar in the Royal Oak Inn . Te Sessions on Friday , before Mr. J. Penberthy of about an hour's duration . Thus ended a VERY SPECIAL : Seamen's Navy Blue Would you like to be of real service to the thousands of our brave wounded " Tommies " at the saw prisoner at the Railway Inn , Nailbridge , and other Magistrates , Edwin Watkins , col- Saturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. BONDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BAEMON . TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . BUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . SUNDAYS , 3.30 F.M .: EVENSONG AND BEAMOR . CHURCH , CONGREGATIONAL Minister : Bev . 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 Bervios . WESLEYAN CHURCH . Minister : Rev. C. LUMSDEN . Services : Banday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 1.30 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 p.m. THE GOSPEL HALL , HENRY STREET . Services - Sunday : 11 a.m. , Breaking of Bread 6.30 p.m. , Gospel Preaching ; 10 a.m. an 2.30 p.m Sunday School . 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. Moon , Priest . Sandsys - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 Holydays - 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 . Office . Advt . " Gazette " LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS . Date . CHASEDALE OBSERVATORY . Observer - H . E. PURCHAS . Max . in . * Temperature in Boreen Min . deg . deg . Bright Rainfall 800- 24 hrs . shine to 9 a.m. hours . Nov. 11 56 2 41-8 ... ... 12 51-7 " " . 41-8 4.1 13 57-5 43 9 " ... 1-0 14 " " 47.1 31-1 " " 15 .. 53.3 31-2 " 16 .. 46-2 .. 33.8 17 26 4.2 3.7 " 40.9 and was about to search him when he said . lier , of Pettycroft , Ruardean , was summoned very enjoyable day . by P.C. Wiltshire for stealing a quantity of apples , value 3d . , the property of William Dawe , farmer , Ruardean , on October 26th at 12.30 p.m. , he was on duty in the Orch- ards in the parish of Ruardean , when he saw defendant from 12 to 15 yards from the foot- path picking up apples from underneath the " I might as well make a clean job of it . I was hard up . I had not done any work for three weeks , and I wanted a drink and took two bob . " Witness took possession of the money , which the prisoner handed him with P.C. Stanton stated that on the 26th Oct , the remark , " There it is . " - In a second charge Inspector Packer said that when prisoner was at the Cinderford Police Sta- tion he smashed a window in one of the cells . When spoken to about it prisoner caid he did not do it . - Prisoner was sentenced to 14 days ' imprisonment , the Chairman re - apples . " He handed witness the fruit . The marking that the doctor would be asked to inquire into the state of his mind . The second charge was not proceeded with . trees . Witness asked what he was doing , and he replied , " Only picking up a few facts were reported to Mr. William Dawe.- William Dawe , farmer , of Ruardean , stated that on Monday , the 26th October , Constable Stanton showed him the apples produced , which were similar to the ones growing in his orchard . He valued them at 3d . Mr. Dawe added he did not wish to press the City Coroner ( Mr. Charles Scott ) held an in - charge , which was only brought forward as a warning to others . Defendant pleaded guilty , and expressed regret . He was hound over to come up for judgment when called upon . GLOUCESTER . SUICIDE AT THE WORKHOUSE . - The quest at Gloucester Workhouse on Saturday , the body of Edward Walter Hancock , 50 , an inmate of the house , who was found hanging at the institution ' on Thursday . It was stated that the deceased had suffered from an internal complaint , which caused him very great pain , and he became very de- pressed at times . He was found hanging from a cistern by means of two bath towels , and as he did not appear to be quite dead when discovered artificial respiration was re- sorted to , but without avail . It was stated that the deceased must have secreted the towels . A verdict of " Suicide whilst of un- sound mind " was returneu . county fund which is being raised by the THE RELIEF FUNDS . - The Gloucester Lord - Lieutenant of Gloucestershire ( Earl Beauchamp ) for the relief of local distress oc- casioned by the war has reached a total of £ 10,472 18s . 7d . , in addition to which £ 1,147 1s . 1d . has been contributed to the Prince of Wales National Relief Fund . The latest subscriptions to the county fund include £ 50 from Major M. Wingfield ; £ 41 17s . from the West Dean War Committee ( fourth Instalment ) , with £ 7 8s . 10d . to the Prince of Wales ' Fund ; and £ 32 78. from part of the parish of Kingswood . The subscription list of the Mayor of Gloucester ( Councillor James Bruton ) in aid of the Prince of Wales ' National Relief Fund totals £ 5,975 5s . 11d and the city Belgian War Refugees Fund amounts to £ 671 2s . 8d . LLANGARRON . INTERESTING WEDDING . - A very 13 pretty wedding took place on Monday , Nov. 0-05 2nd , at the Parish Church , Llangarron , the 0-03 ceremony being performed by the Rev. E. 7 . 5.0 .. 0-15 Cunnington . The contracting parties were 2.2012 Charles J. Phillips , eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Phillips , of Pyle , Glamer- gan , and E. G. Cissie Tummey , second daugh- daughter of the late Mr. John ' Tummey , the ter of Mr. Ernest Tummey , and grand- Three Horse Shoes , Llangarron . The bride , Kew - tested thermometers . All instrumenta approved by the Meteorological Office . Campbell - Stokes Sunshine Recorder . LINDSEY PRICE LTD . ( LATE GEO . HOLLOWAY & WEBB ) , FURNISHING HOUSE . HEREFORD'S Furniture , Floor Coverings , and all Furnishings . AN IMMENSE SELECTION ALWAYS , ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE . 16 , COMMERCIAL - STREET , HEREFORD . Ross Rural District Council . Knitted Jerseys , 5/11 , 6/11 , 7/6 , 7/11 . Front ? If so , you cannot give better expression to your desire than by sending at once fo N.B. These are much wanted for the Fleet . Christmas Gifts for the Forces should be ordered NOW . A FORD MOTOR AMBULANCE . Right from the beginning of the war , the " Ford " has proved its special adaptability to the severe Samples of any goods sent on request . conditions under which the Ambulandes have to work , and the makers have received numbers of flattering testimonials , and many repeat orders . Here is the opinion of Dr. Du Bouchet , Burgeon- Jaeger Pure Wool Useful Presents for Offi - in - Chief to the American Hospital in Paris : - Particulars and Price List on cers . application . BUNNING & SOWERSBY HEDGE AND TREE CROPPING . DEATH OF A ROAD CONTRACTOR . This Council met at Union Offices , Ross , n Thursday last , when the members present were Ald . T. Preece , J.P. ( Chairman ) . Mr. J. Murdoch ( Vice - Chairman ) , the Rev. D. R. Evans , Col. O. R. Middleton , Mr. G. W. Jones . Mr. S. Birchley , Mr. J. T. Stone , Mr. F. Cooper , Mr. J. Parr , Mr. H. Lick- 2 , MARKET PLACE , fold , Mr. J. Day , Mr. T. A. Lock , Mr. C. Freer , Mr. H. Hone , Mr. C. A. Scudamore , Mr. A. Herbert , Mr. F. S. Collins , Mr. W. Bull , Mr. F. W. Herbert , with Mr. J. Fred . Arnold ( Clerk ) , Mr. J. Lewis and Mr. A. B. Farr ( Surveyors ) . SURVEYORS ' REPORTS . Mr. LEWIS reported that there was a UPTON BISHOP . broken culvert at Brockhampton which need- LANTERN LECTURE . -The " Daily ed repairing . At King's Caple , near Sellack Mail " war lecture , entitled " Fire ani Bridge , a new drain was required to prevent Sword in Belgium , " illustrated by magnifi- the road flooding . Some sixteen yards of four inch piping would be required . The as- cent and pathetic lantern slides , was given timated cost was £ 1 7s . 8d . A well in the in the Parish Hall on Wednesday last to a crowded and sympathetic audience by Mr. . same parish overflowed into the road in the E. C. Davoll , the lantern being manipulated rainy seasons , and to prevent this a three by the Vicar , the Rev. R. A. Lyne . The inch pipe drain was required . The estimat- proceeds of the lecture , after defraying ox - ed cost in this case was £ 1 2s . 2d . A quad- lief Fund . It has been arranged to have road in several places at Brockhampton . penses , are for the Prince of Wales ' War Re - tity of stone was also needed to repair the the second lecture on Monday , November 29. The Surveyor was instructed to get the at 8 o'clock .. work done as required . MICHAELCHURCH FARMERS ' DISPUTE . DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS OF A HORSE . ROAD CONTRACTOR'S DEATH . Mr. FARR , in the course of his report , stated that James Bundy , one of the oldest road contractors employed by the Council , had died , and his widow asked if they would allow her to retain the contract until it ex- ROSS . ( LIMITED ) . Ross Police Court . MONDAY . - Before Mr. T. Matthews ( in the chair ) and Mr. Henry Southall . " IF YOU WANT TO FIGHT , GO TO FRANCE ! " William Harris , a labourer , who had been working in the Fawley District , was brought up in custody charged with being drunk and disorderly in Ross on Saturday night . Defendant pleaded guilty . He P.S. Titcombe deposed that he was om night , at 8 o'clock , when he saw the defen- duty in High - street , Ross , on Saturday . dant there wanting to fight P.C. Greenway , who was in plain clothes at the time . ordered Harris away , and he went up to the corner of the street . Afterwards he came When back , and again wanted to fight . ordered away for the second time , he refused to go , and became very violent , and with assistance the man was locked up . Asked if he had anything to say , defen- + " Real satisfaction has been expressed to me by all the authorities " who have seen our ( Ford ) ambulance columns at work , and witnessed " its mobility and freedom from mishap on the road the " mobility is such that they can easily pass where larger ambulances . " become mired or blooked In our opinion , and the opinion " of all those whom we have consulted , these cars are best fit for the " work . All the wounded men who have been transported in " our Ford ambulances ( many officers being included among these un- " fortunates ) have been unanimous in their praise of the comfort and " freedom from undue suffering they experienced in these cars . " Remember ! a Twelve 10 Notes will buy new Ford . Ambulance . The need for these Cars Is very great . ( SP To stimulate looal effort , we will undertake delivery to France free of charge . PASSEY & HALL , Ltd. , MOTOR ENGINEERS & BODY BUILDERS , THE CENTRAL GARAGE , ROSS . ESTABLISHED 1790 TELEPHONE 39 . T. W. PURCHAS & SONS , pired at the end of the Council's year is dant said he was very sorry for what he had WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS , would see that the contract was carried ou . had that made him do it . He got mixed March next . She had one or two sons who done . It was the drop of drink that he had been before the Contract Committee , and was that he was too good natured . The CHAIRMAN said this matter had up with company , and the real cause of it they had given it their consideration . and Supt . Broad said he had received a coin- Victor Lane , farmer , of Michaelchurch , sued Thomas Watkins , also of Michaelchurch , at the Hereford County Court on Tuesday , before his Honour Deputy Judge Amphlett , to recover the sum of £ 35 18. damages for they recommended that the widow should plaint about this man at the Lion . at negligence , or alternatively for trespass . The retain the contract until the end of March Fawley . plaintiff alleged that a horse belonging to next . He thought the Council should also Mr. Matthews said it was a very serious him was kicked by horses belonging to de - express their regret at the loss of this old thing for fellows like the defendant to come fendant , and died from the injuries so re - contractor's services . As far as he knew , into the town on Saturday nights , get the ceived . Mr. T. A. Matthews appeared for Bundy had been fairly successful as a road - drink , and create these disturbances . If de- the plaintiff , and Mr. I. Gardner ( Aberga- man , and he thought they should express fendnt wanted to fight , let him go to France , venny ) for the defendant . Plaintiff said his farm adjoined defen- their regret at his death , and extend their where there was room for more fighting men . dant's , and on September 24th , he had three mpathy for the widow and the members For this offence he would have to pay a fine of the family . of 5s . and 7s . 6d . costs , or go to prison for horses in his field . The hedge which divided 10 days with hard labour . the field belonged to defendant . Witness was ploughing in a field opposite when he heard heavy kicking and squealing . He broken through , had his black horse against saw that defendant's horses which had In accordance with the instructions given ed the gate , and then turned defendant's laid before the Council a list of those places the gate and were kicking it . Witness open- them at a previous meeting , the Surveyors animals up the road , driving his own back where the hedges and trees required atten- into the field . The defendant's horses broke tion in the way of cropping . By Mr. Gardner : He had had to pay for a ram trespassing , but that belonged to his father . It was not because of that that he was claiming for the horse . The recommendation of the Contracts ' Committee and also that of the Chairman were agreed to . HEDGING AND TREE CROPPING . Defendant asked if the Bench would allow him time to pay . This was not granted , and the man was removed in custody . HOW TO NEUTRALISE DANGEROUS STOMACH ACIDS . ROSS , IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN WINES AND SPIRITS . Special Blend of Finest Old SCOTCH WHISKY , G.G. Very Fine Old IRISH WHISKY Good Sound CLARET , in excellent condition And other very Fine Clarets , up to 60 / - per dozen . BOTTLERS OF PALE ALE AND STOUT . MARKETS . BUTTER AND POULTRY . Ross , Thursday . - There was a good supply of dressed poultry , but eggs were rather Trade was fairly scarce and very dear . brisk , and both poultry and eggs were in good demand at the following prices : - Dressed ducks , 78. to 7s . 6d . per couple ; dressed chicken , 5s . to 6s . per couple ; live fowls , 3s . 6d . to 4s . 6d . per couple : rabbits , from 8d . ot 1s , each . Eggs , 2d . each . Butter , 1s . 4d . and 1s . 5d . per lb. CORN . Eng- into the field where he had left the animals The CHAIRMAN said that the lists were he had been ploughing with , and he went to placed before the Contracts ' Committee , but Few people besides physicians realise the them at once . Later he saw that his horse under the prevailing circumstances no ex- the importance of keeping the food contents was in great pain . When he told defendant treme steps could be taken to deal with the of the stomach free from acid fermentation . of the occurrence , he did not deny that his matter , because there was a great deficiency Healthy normal digestion cannot take place horses had been in the field . Mr. Beeson of labour . At the same time steps were while the delicate lining of the stomach is Ross , Thursday . - Small market . Prices was sent for to examine the horse , and when bound to be taken with regard to a few bad being inflamed and distended by acid and about as last week . Wheat , white , 5s . to he told defendant that the horse was dead cases , and a few were marked off , and " a wind - the results of fermenting food in the 58. 1d .; wheat , red , 4s . 11d . to 58. barley , and a post mortem would be held , he did reminder " would be sent to the owner of stomach . To secure perfect digestion , fer- malting , 29s . to 34s .; barley , grinding . 26s . not send or attend himself . He bought the the lands with a request that attention mentation must be stopped or prevented , 6d . to 27s . 6d . oats , white , 22s . 6d . to horse about May last for £ 21 . It was not should be given to the matter . In the mean- and the acid neutralised . For this purpose 24s . 6d .; oats . black , 218. to 28s . peas , then broken in , and he considered it was time , he moved that the lists should be physicians usually recommend getting a 4s . 1d . to 4s . 2d .; beans , 4s . to 48. 1d .; hav . worth £ 85 . brought before the Contracts ' Committee little bisurated magnesia from the chemist , 50s . to 55s .: clover , 52s . 6d . to 55s .; straw , once a month the next three months , to be and taking half a teaspoonful in a little hot 27s . 6d . to 30s . reported upon by the Surveyor . or cold water immediately after eating . They This course was agreed upon . London , Monday . - Market quiet . recommend bisurated magnesia because it is lish wheat , white . quoted 446. 6d . to 463 .. pleasant to take , has no disagreeable after - red 44s . to 45s . 6d . foreign and American effects . and instantly stops fermentation , Mr. MURDOCH , in presenting the finance neutralises the acid and makes the sour acid 6d . lower on week . Town and country flour thing to eat , and she heard horses kicking report , said the balance at the bank in far - food bland , sweet , and easily digested . quiet ; American 3d . lower on week Grind- and squealing . She saw her son trying to our of the Council at their last meeting was Bisurated magnesia is quite inexpensive , and ing barley 3d , lower on week : malting 6 . get defendant's horses away . £ 1,512 98. 8d .. less unpresented cheques of can now be obtained locally , either in the dearer . British oats steady ; Russian ditto William Henry Saunders , farmer , Michael- £ 14 14s . 2d . , leaving £ 1,497 15s . 6d . They original powder form or in 5 - grain compress and peas 2s . dearer on week . Lentils firm . unchanged . Maize 1s . lower on week . Beans church , and Arthur Probert , White House , were asking that morning for £ 457 11s . 8d . , ed tablets , from Albert Porter , of High- Arrivals : -British wheat 2,596 qrs .. barley Michaelchurch , also gave evidence , the latter to pay their debts , and when those had been street . stating incidentally that some horses on the discharged , there would still be a credit bal- land were not shod . ance of £ 1,040 3s . 10d . The unpaid calls sure you get the bisurated , as other kinds malt 14,434 ors , beans 593 qrs .. peas 1.305 The regular use of bisurated magnesia - be 3,269 ars .. oats 29.275 qrs . , maide 1,200 ars .. due came to £ 498 , and when sent in would of magnesia are of little , value - is an abso - rs . , flour 37.059 ars .; foreign wheat 110,752 give a total credit of £ 1,588 3s . 10d . He lute guarantee of healthy , normal digestion , maize 58.141 qrs .. malt nil . beans 8,409 qrs .. qrs . , barley 13,302 ars . , oats 114.311 qrs . , ( Mr. Murdoch ) moved the adoption of the for it overcomes and prevents that acid con- report . Mary Ann Lane , mother of the previous witness , said she was taking her son some- FINANCE REPORT . Mr. JONES seconded , and it was carried . dition which alone is the cause of the peas 1,684 qrs . , flour 32,387 sacks . STEAM ROLLER COMMITTEE . trouble . Mr. PROTHEROE presented the report of Horton's BENEDICT PILLS that application had been received for the Free to Ladies . Thomas Altree , farmer , Michaelchurch , said he had complained to Mr. Watkins about his horses . Henry Thomas Price , Yew Tree House , Peterchurch , said he had to look after the farm , now occupied by Mr , Lane for a few weeks some time ago , and had occasion to complain of defendant's horses breaking in . He thought the horse in question was worth the steam roller committee , which stated £ 35 when it was killed . Stephen Beeson , veterinary surgeon , Here- hire of the Council's hauling trucks , but In a few days correct all irregularities and ford , said he attended the animal . Its con- as they were not required locally , the remove all obstructions ; also oure Anœmis , and dition was caused by external injuries , and committee did not recommend that the ap- cause no injury to the married or single are was consistent with having been kicked by plication should be agreed to . The engage invaluable . From most chemists , or by post , other horses , probably by horses with no ment of a man named Frank Young at £ 1 under cover , 1/1 or 2/9 , from Horton & Co. , shoes on , as a post mortem examination for working with one of the rollers was re- Chemists ( Chief Dispenser from the late showed extensive injuries while there were commended . He proposed that the report Birmingham Lying in Hospital ) , Dept. 10 , Aston no external marks . The horse was quite he adopted . All Manor , Birmingham . Bold over 50 years . worth £ 30 . Mr. MURDOCH seconded , and it was adios should send penny stamp for a free sampla Mrs. Watkins , wife of the defendant , said carried . of Pills , also Improved Sanitary Towel , and in- plaintiff came to their house , and spoke to The CHAIRMAN said that with regard to taresting booklet post free . her about the horses . Plaintiff said he the hiring of the trucks , the Council might thought their mare had kicked his , and that have considered the application had they he could see the mark of the shoe . She re- been required for work in the neighbour- plied that their mare had no shoes on . hood , but they did not think it would be His Honour gave judgment for the plain - wise to allow their trucks to go to Balisbury tiff for £ 29 ( valuation of the horse £ 25 , ex- Plain , and that was the reason why they d penses £ 4 ) . cided not to lend the trucks . FARMING AND THE WAR . Owing to increased demand for Fertilisers old - established firm require agents well soquainted with farmers . Liberal Commission Apply Fertilisers , Brown , Gould & Co. , 133 , Salisbury Bq . leat St.London T.A. WATKINS , CHIMNEY SWEEP , 45 , NEW STREET , Ross - on - Wye . Boliciting your kind patronage and support . All Orders promptly attended to . Per Dozen . 49 / - 49 / - 16 / - £ 50 £ 500 ADVANCED TO to all respectable householders upon their own Note of Hand . No Bonds required and the strictest privacy guaranteed . 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