Ross Gazette 12th November 1914 - Page 4
Ross Gazette 12th November 1914 - Page 4
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| Date | 12/11/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 12th November 1914 |
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Southall & Son , COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS · CHINA , EARTHENWARE & GLASS MERCHANTS ; BEDDING MANUFACTURERS . Large Stocks of Bedroom Furniture . Large Stocks of Dining - room Furniture . Easy Chairs , Sideboards , Bookcases , Cabinets , Tables , Screens , Coal Boxes , Fenders , Kerbs , & c . Mirzapore , Axminster , and Tapestry Carpets and Rugs . Inlaid and Printed Linos . To keep the Staff in the Factory and Workrooms fully employed , your orders for Repairs and Re - makes of every description are soliotied . ' PHONE 10 . Lessons for Sunday , Nov. 15th . ( 23rd Sunday after Trinity ) . MORNING . Hoses 14 . Heb . 9 . VENING . Joel 2. 21 or 3. 9 . John 4. 31 . PUBLIC SERVICES . - Curates : GLOUCESTER - ROAD , ROSS . ROSS PARISH , CHURCH . Reator : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYALE , M.A. Rov . L. P. Jonas , B.A. , Rev. C. H. PATTON , B.A. Organist : Mr. F. J. PARSONS . Mr. B. WILLOUGHBY ( deputy organist ) during the war SERVICES FOR SUNDAY . 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION . Hymns 7 , 209 , 177 . 3 p.m .: CHILDREN'S SERVICE . DISTRICT NEWS . ASTON INGHAM . NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE LEAGUE . -The monthly meeting of the above lodge was held in the clubroom at the Crown Inn on Monday , the 2nd inst , the Master , Bro . M.K.M. Power in the chair . The Master brought before the notice of the lodge the efforts that were being made throughout the country to raise money for the two funds , of which he was sure they were all acquainted -the Prince of Wales Fund and that for the benefit of the Belgian Refugees . In order to assist in these deserving objects it was proposed to make a local collection , in which the Chairman was interesting himself . 11 a.m .: MATINS , HOLY COMMUNION , and Baavos : Knowing the loyalty of the lodge , he was now appealing to them for support in making this collection a success . He was at once prepared to issue cards to any brother of the lodge if they would assist . The Secre- tary , in his report , made a statement as to the financial position of the lodge . - It was decided that whilst this just war , in which England was fighting for treaty rights and DAILY- MATINS : 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex . the honour of the Empire , was being fought cept Wednesday ) . out to the end , to avoid all political dis- oussions , and in place of a political pro- paganda to take up some other subjects . At the next lodge meeting , to be held on December 7th , the hon . sec . , Bro . F. W. Pitts , has promised to deliver an address on the " Battle of Balaclava , " with a view of comparing the vast difference in the mode of warfare in the time of the Crimea campaign and as it is waged at the present time . The lodge will , on this night , open at 7 p.m. 6.30 p.m. EvENSONе and BERMON Hymns , 241 , 277 , 536 , 32 . i WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 11 a.m .: MATINS and LWANY ; 8 p.m .: EVENSONG . SPROLE SERVICs during the War at 1.5 p.m. daily . HOLY BAPTISM : Sundays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Baturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. BUNDAYS , AT 6.30 .. : EvaxBORO AND HAM TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . SUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN OHURCH . BUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND SERMON . 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 - Service at 7.30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH . Minister : Rev. J. W. KETTLE Services : Banday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Sanday 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. LUMEDEN . Services : Sunday Mornlag , 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 s.m. au Bunday School . 2.30 p.m Mondays , 7.30 Bible Rindles , Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting . Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young People's Meeting . THE ROSS BAZETTE - THURSDAY , NOVEMBER LONGHOPE . PREFERMENT . The Rev. John Stanley , F.R.Hit.S. , has informed his congregation that he has received and accepted a very hearty and unanimous invitation to the ministry of the Central Westminster Baptist Church . He mentioned that the church , which can accommodate 600 or 650 people , is under the shadow of the Houses of Par- liament and Westminster Abbey . The par- ish , of which Archdeacon Basil Wilberforce is rector , is eleven acres in extent , upon which live 24,000 souls , and within a very short radius of the church , are 100,000 people living . The church is an ancient society , and has played no mean part in the religious life of West London , and has counted amongst its members such men as Lord Justice Lush , etc Mr. Stanley came GLOUCESTER . RELIEF FUNDS . - The county fund for relief of local distress has now reached , a total of £ 10,274 38. 4d . The latest list of subscriptions includes one of £ 45 from Mr. R. Erskine Pollock , K.C. The contributions specifically marked for the Prince of Wales ' Fund and passed through the Lord - Lieu- tenant's Fund amount to 1,189 12s . 9d . The Mayor of Gloucester's subscription list for the National Relief Fund now amounts to £ 5,901 0s . 11d . , in addition to which the sum of £ 610 12s . 11d . has been subscribed to the Mayor's fund for the relief of Belgian war refugees . LINTON . from Oxford to Longhope 19 years ago In going to London he is returning to his native city , which , at C. H. Spurgeon's behest , he left for the West nearly 30 years ago . He commences his work in Westmin- ster at the beginning of December , MITCHELDEAN . SELLACK . CHARGE . THE UNION JACK . Oh dear old Flag of England ! It's hoisted on the seas . The Flag that's borne a thousand years The battle and the breeze . Who dares destroy our Union Jack , The Flag we dearly love ? God grant our peace and victory We shout to Thee above . Our British Fleet , our noble Fleet , Will send forth shot and shell , And thus protect old England's flag , Which we all love so well . God bless the Flag , the noble Flag , Which guards our native seas , The Flag that's borne a thousand years The battle and the breeze . Courtfield . ALICE BERKELEY . RECRUITING CAMPAIGN . ADDRESS BY COL . M. J. G. SCOBIE TO FARMERS . At the meeting of the Hereford and Golden Valley branches of the South Herefordshire Farmers ' Union , Mr. E. Rees ( Chairman ) pre- siding , held at the Imperial Hotel , Hereford , on Wednesday , Col. M. J. G. Scobie , O.B. , attended and addressed the members on the importance of the co - operation of all in re- cruiting as many men as possible to the colours . POLICE CASES . - At Littledean Police Court on Friday Tommy Roney , a coloured labourer , who has been employed at the Cement Works , Mitcheldean , was charged by P.C. Wiltshire for stealing £ 5 in gold -the money of Harry Ivory , labourer , of Mitcheldean , between 5.90 p.m. on the 4th inst , and 9 p.m. on the 5th . Evidence having been given by P.C. Wiltshire , the THE INTRIGUES OF GERMANY . prisoner was remanded for a week . - Alfred . Col. SCOBIE said he did not come there to Niblett , the Stenders , Mitcheldean , collier , was summoned by P.S. Wakefield for re - talk to the farmers , but to consult with them , moving two store pigs into an infected area and see what they , as well as everybody else , without a license on the 20th October . As could do for the benefit of the old country . defendant's wife pleaded not guilty , the He remembered addressing the Executive magistrates adjourned the case for the de- Committee a short while ago or the serious fendant's presence next Friday . ness of the position , and he did not think that seriousness had decreased at all during the last three weeks . The intrigues of Ger- many with South Africa , with Egypt , and with Turkey had placed an obligation upon Great Britain which had got to be met , and there was only one way to meet them . It was a time for the work of Ambassadors . Germany had their knives into England more than into anyone else in the world , and if they ever overcame us would make us suffer suffer . The question was how were we going worse than they had caused poor Belgium to to stop their coming here . and the answer was that we had to stop them by keeping our best men at the front . To do this our men from other countries had to be replaced by the best men we had at hand , and the best men we had at this minute were the Terri- torials ( hear , hear ) . The latter had been looked upon in the past , as men " playing " at soldiers , but when one came to read of the glorious work of he London Scottish the first Territorials to be brought into the fight- ing line the other day , one realized that that was no child's play ( applause ) . And what they could do others could do . provid- be regrettable if he was sent to gaol , being ing they were sufficiently trained . It might a young man of good character . He would surprise them to hear that at present there pass the nominal sentence of two days im- was the whole of one Territorial regiment prisonment which would set him free . " I doing duty in Egypt , and there were more am sure you will remember what has hap - going . pened and will not allow such a thing to happen through any neglect of yours in the future , " concluded his lordship . " TALBOTS WELL . - It having been report- ed to the Parish Council that the water had been polluted , they have caused a notice to be fixed near this well cautioning users to observe cleanliness in dipping , to which it is hoped they will give good heed . The well , it may be remarked , takes its name from a family resident in the parish for many years . In a national crisis like the present we naturally recall the names of those who by their deeds of valour have made England great in the past , and of these the name of Talbot deserves mention . Obtaining a grant from King Henry II . of the Lordship of Linton and Eccleswall , where it is recorded that in 1216 they had the doubtful honour of entertaining King John , the Talbots con- tinued in possession until the 17th Century , meanwhile , by marriage and other means , PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS , BIBLES , etc. - bot , of Goodrich and Archenfield ( with other obtaining larger domains . John , Lord Tal- We hold a large stock marked in plain titles ) was greatly distinguished for bravery figures . Inspection invited . and skill in the wars with France , where Office . Advt . his name was perhaps more feared than honoured . OHURCH OF THE BLESSED SAORAMENT Rev. J. B. Moon , Priest . Sundays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 . Bolydays - Mass , 8.30 am . Weekdays , 8.30a.m. " Gazette " LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS . CHASEDALE OBSERVATORY . Observer - H . E. PURCHAS . " Temperature Date . in soreen Max . deg . Min . deg . Nov. 4 532 " .. 425 5 55-8 48 7 " " . 05 " 6 " 59-7 40-1 29 7 " 54.2 302 " " 4.2 8 53-8 " .. 31-1 " 9 55 2 51-5 10 . 57-2 " 46 8 0-07 Kew - tested thermometers . All instruments approved by the Meteorological Office . Campbell - Stokes Sunshine Recorder . " The cry of Talbot serves me for a sword , For I have laden me with many spoils , " " Using no other weapon but his name . " -Shakespeare , King Henry VI . circumstances of to - day . THE MANSLAUGHTER Albert Samuel Chetwynd , 22 , warehouse- man , Peterchurch , pleaded not guilty to a charge of manslaughter , for which he was also indicted on a Coroner's inquisition , with respect to the death of Gladye Baker , of Baysham , at Peterchurch , on September 30 . Mr. Clement W. Parish ( instructed by Mr. Stephen Watkins ) appeared to prosecute , and Mr. H. G. Farrant ( instructed by Messrs . Corner and Co. ) for the defence . After hearing the laerned counsels and the evidence , the Judge said it was most regret table that prisoner should be in that posi- tion . It was not a pure accident as he had endeavoured to put it ; it was a case in which , he was sorry to say , he thought pris- oner was to blame . He did not suggest that he thought of the result of his actions , but he should not have handled the revolver in the way he did . It was an extremely dang- erous thing to do . He seemed to have done it in a most thoughtless manner . It would Ross Police Court . FRIDAY . - Before Mr. M. K. M. Power ( in the chair ) , Mr. T. Matthews , Mr. Guy R. Trafford , Mr. H. J. Marshall , Mr. J. E. 8 . Hewett , und Mr. F. S. Collins . LICENSING MATTERS . The licence of the Crown Inn , Aston Ing- ham , was permanently transferred from Mr. William Cook , to Mr. Albert Bourton . " DETERIORATING GERMAN FORCES . 12 1914 . Special Service Department . LIST OF WINTER COMFORTS SOLDIERS AND FOR THE SAILORS AND WOUNDED , AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES , Men's Woollen Bed Jackets , 5s . 11d . Khaki Cardigan Jackets , 5s . 11d . Navy Seamen's Jerseys , 5s . 11d . Day Shirts , 38 . Woollen Night Shirts , 6s . 9d .; Pyjamas , 58 . Mittens , 10 d . Gloves , 1s .; Cuffe , 8d . Warm Pants , 2s . 6d . , and Vests , 28. 6d . Knee Warmers , 1s . 11jd .; Bed Socks , 1s . 3d . Body Belts , 1s . 34d . Woollen Scarves , is . 6d . ; Stockings , 1s . 11 d . Socks , 103d . Cap Comforters , 1s . 41d . Khaki Handkerchiefs , 3s . 9d . dozen . Soldiers ' Pocket Work Cases ( Hussifs ) , 1s . 3d . Soldiers ' Holdalls , 1s . Waterproof Toilet Cases , 61d .. etc. Army - Grey , Union Shirting , 16. a yard . Natural Wool Flannel , 1s . 41d . yard . Scarlet Flannel , ls . , White Flannel , 1s . yd . Scotch Wincey Shirtings , 1s . 8d . yard Horrockses ' Flannelettes , 64d . yard Towels , 6d .; Sheets , 28. 11d . pair . Army Blankets , 6s . 6d . each . Pillow Cases , 6d . Bandage Cloths , 3s . per doz . yards . N.B. The Woollen Outer - Clothing can be had in Khaki Colour or Navy Blue . VERY SPECIAL : Seamen's Navy Blue Knitted Jerseys , 5/11 , 6/11 , 7/6 , 7/11 . N.B. - These are much wanted for the Fleet . Samples of any goods sent on request . Jaeger Pure Wool Useful Presents for Offi- cers . Particulars and Price List on application . BUNNING & SOWERSBY ( LIMITED ) . ROSS . We had to keep up a constant supply of our best men at the front , so that as Germany's 2 , MARKET PLACE , troops deteriorated every day our men would be getting better and better and stronger and stronger every day . The majority of the best men came from the land - hear , hear ) -and that was one of the reasons why he consult- ed with them as to what was to be done . He had heard it said that the towns had not their " whack . " But it was a crisis such as MARKETS . CORN . done sufficiently well ; but he was not there Prices Ross , Thursday . Small market . to say that they had or that they had not , nor again that the farmers had not done 5s . 1d .; wheat , red , 4s . 11d . to 5s . barley , about as last week . Wheat , white , 5s . to the country had not seen before , and if it malting , 29s . to 34s .; barley , grinding , 26s . was properly managed probably could not 6d . to 27s . 6d .; oats , white , 22s . 6d . to 24s . 6d .; oats , black , 21s . to 238 .; peas , On the application of Mr. J. Kelly , solici- happen again . The Lord Lieutenant of the 48. 1d . to 4s . 2d . beans , 4s . to 4s . 1d .; " hay , county ( Sir J. R. G. Cotterell , Bart . ) had tor , Ross , the licence of the Kerne Bridge set a splendid example , and that was the 50s . to 55s .; clover , 52s . 6d . to 55s .; straw , Inn was temporarily transferred from the spirit they wished to see everywhere in 27s . 6d . to 30s . late Mr. Frank Webb , to Mrs. Webb , the Herefordshire ( hear , hear ) . He did not say widow , no objection being raised to the ap- that Herefordshire had not done well - he plication , while Mr. F. S. Collins spoke in thought on the contrary that it had done high terms of the pratical abilities of Mrs. well - but at the same time they must not Webb being able to hold the licence . Her throw stones at one another ; they must all late husband's brother , it was stated , would try to do their " whack . " also be on the premises . Mr. W. Rogers , of the Cross Keys Inn , Goodrich , was granted an hour's extension on the occasion of a smoking concert , and an ad- dress being given on the European War . RATE CASE . Albert Powell , late of Chase road , Ross , was summoned for non - payment of the poor and urban rates . Mr. A. H. Pearson , assistant overseer for Ross Urban , produced the rate books , and said that defendant was rated in respect to a house in Chase road . Defendant had left had been duly made , signed , and published . the town and gone to Gloucester . The rates The Bench made an order for payment . REMOVAL OF SWINE . Walter Brewer , of the Royal Arms , Llan- garron , was charged with removing four swine from Ross Market without a licence on October 8th . there . were FOR Bunning & Sowersby Are now showing The Season's Shades : OR Day Wear , Dark and Subdued Colourings are the vogue ; such Shades as deep bottle green , nigger " brown , wine , and navy ( both with a purple tinge and very dark ) , are much favoured . H For Evening Toilettes , Shades of blue , cerise , and tangerine are being shown . For both Day and Evening Wear , black is in marked evidence . VERT DE We are now making a display of these NEW COLOURS in the Newest Materials , Silks , and Velvete : PETROGRAD , " " TETE DE NEGRE , " " GROSEILLE , BOUTEILLE , " & o . Also BLACK Fabrics , Silks , Velvets , & o . , of the newest description . DRESSMAKING can be completed promptly . Orders will be appreciated . WAR PRICES , with the lowest possible margin of profit , in order to keep . Workers and Staff employed . Bunning & Sowersby ( LIMITED ) 2 , The Market Place , Ross . DISTINGUISHED FOR TASTE , FOR QUALITY , FOR VALUE . A New Light Car FOR One Hundred Guineas . Many attempts have been made to place on the market a reliable small Car , which would combine efficiency with low cost and small apkeep expenses . These efforts have resulted in the production of many models ( more or less successful ) , but invariably these have been fitted with small two - cylinder engines , which when working hard , or running slowly , set up an amount of vibration extremely unpleasant . However , the American manufacturer has produced the ideal little Runabout for which hundreds of buyers have been waiting ; while there is nothing freakish about the design , well - known methods being followed throughout . THE SAXON CAR Is designed to carry two passengers - anywhere - as comfortably as a car costing three - times as much . It is FITTED WITH A FOUR - CYLINDER ENGINE ; it will run from five to forty miles an hour on top gear ; and is sold , ready for the road , complete with hood , screen , lamps , horn , and tools , for 100 Guineas . Full details of this interesting Car may be obtained from PASSEY & HALL , Ltd. , Motor Engineers and Body Builders , THE CENTRAL GARAGE , ROSS . ESTABLISHED 1790 TELEPHO 39 . T. W. PURCHAS & SONS , Cooper and WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS , BUTTER AND POULTRY . Ross , Thursday . - There was a good supply of dressed poultry , but eggs were rather brisk , and both poultry and eggs were in scarce and very dear . Trade was fairly good demand at the following prices : THE HEREFORDSHIRE REGIMENT . Dressed ducks , 7s . to 78. 6d . per couple ; AND A.S.C. dressed chicken , 5s . to 6s . per couple ; live At present , Colonel Scobie continued , they fowls , 3s . 6d . to 4s . 6d . per couple ; rabbits , pushing " for the A.S.C. and the from Bd . to 16. each . Eggs , 2d . each . Herefordshire Regiment , because each had Butter , 1s . 4d . and 1s . 5d : per lb. to recruit up to their full strength a second CATTLE . time in order to have a reserve unit , for Ross , Thursday Messrs . Lord Kitchener had stated no service unit Preece had a very large entry of pigs , num- could go abroad until a full unit had been recruited for home service . That was be- bering close on 400. The trade on small cause the country must not be denuded of pigs was not so good , owing no doubt to the troops . Another 200 men were needed to small bacons and porks were about as last high price of feeding stuffs . Prices for make up the Herefordshire Regiment , and market . Small bacons made 11s . 6d . , and the A.S.C. must also be made up . After- wards he was willing to make up , another brisk throughout , and nearly every lot porks 12s . per score . The biddings were " big push " in favour of Kitchener's Army . changed hands . The entry of calves was a He was dead against compulsion , but if the small one , the highest price being £ 3 86. for required men were not forthcoming com- one , the property of Rev. Wilton , Foy pulsion would be bound to follow . There was a very fair entry of cattle . All cows and calves on offer met a ready sale , the highest price was £ 23 5s . for one , the property of Mr. Bromage , Cobrey . There RAPID TRAINING . Kitchener's Army men were being trained in a manner that no army had been trained 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 . BEEF . Best beef , 7d . to 8d . per lb. Other quality , 6d . to 74d . per lb. Fat calves , 9d . to 10d . per lb. SHEEP . A T- A moderate supply . Useful store lambs Mutton , 8d . to 9 d . per lb. Other qualities , 6d . to 7 d . per lb. Lamb , 9d . to 10d . per lb. PIGS . Defendant pleaded not guilty , and said he before . They were putting their backs into was an improvement in the store cattle were rather in excess of the demand . Bright Rainfall This brave veteran , then over 80 years of was not in Ross on that day , or saw a pig it . But a continual stream of these men trade , four yearlings from Mr. Bromage good number changed hands at recent rates . sun- 24hrs . shine to 9 a.m. age , was killed in an attack on the French P.C. Yapp deposed that on October 25th , we sustained a reverse on the Continent P Mr. J. H. Sainsbury sent four nice in - calf would be required . What would happen if making £ 46 58. , two from Mr. Webster £ 24 . A good supply , and generally prices were hours . camp at Chatillon , and his son , Lord Lisle , the defendant showed him four swine on his And let them consider what hard work we heifers , which realised £ 69 . The trade on in . as good as last week . Best beef made from refusing to comply with his father's en - premises , at the Royal Arms Inn , Llangarron . had had to keep the Germans back there . fat cattle was much better than the previous 38s . to 428. per cwt . live weight . Fat calves 0.40 treaties that he would fly and save himself , Brewer said he bought the pigs in Ross Mar- It was a fight that must be settled on land , market . was slain fighting by his side , July 23 , 1453. ket on the market before the last , which as we could not assume our undoubted pre- four very nice cattle , which made up to Mr. Harris , Great Howle , sent also sold well . 04 Thus fell one of England's famous men . would be on October 8th . He asked if he ponderance at sea . Some words attributed to him by our great- had a licence to move them to his premises , £ 22 10s .; Mr. J. L. Bennett had three , mak- Concluding , the Colonel pointed out that ing up to £ 18 . Mr. Evans , St. Weonards , est poet may not inaptly be applied to the and Brewer replied , " No. I did not know in the past the great majority of the Terri- sent four heavy , cattle , one of which topped that I required one . " Witness said he told torials had come out of the towns , and up the market , making £ 24 15s . , with an aver- " God and Saint George ! Talbot and Eng him that he did . When asked how he got till October 15th , in Herefordshire , about age of £ 21 ' 10s . 8d . Mr. Maurice Price con- and ewes in good demand at higher rates . land's right ! the pigs . home , he said the pigs went 1,000 men were recruited , of which 423 came signed three , top price £ 21 17s . 6d . Prosper our Colours in this dangerous from Trereece Farm to the market , and they from Hereford City and district , that was Dullam sent a very ripe heifer which real- Mr. Fat sheep and lambs sold well . fight . " were sold under the hammer by Messrs . 300 out of the city itself and 123 from the ised £ 20 17s . 6d . , etc. , etc. It would great- Cooper and Preece , and he purchased them . district ; so he urged them all to do their ly improve prices if farmers and others who who was the original best to cope with the situation . Two hun- are now feeding porks , and bacons , would owner of the pigs , if home , and he said he would , and it never from each district would cover that number . the autioneers to communicate the entries gave him a thought that he would have to They did not want them all from one parish . to buyers , far and near , and thereby bring have a licence . He ( the constable ) had made Then the A.S.C. was one of the most im- a good company together , which is bound inquiries of Mr. Hiles . The four pigs were portant units of the service , and they must to improve matters for the vendors and en- still on defendant's premises , and they were all admire the way the A.S.C. had worked hanoe the prospects of the market in every being kept isolated from any other pigs . He at the front ( applause ) . told Brewer they would have to be kept Colonel Scobie was heartily thanked for mas , when it is hoped the price per lb. at way . Entries are coming in well for Christ- isolated from any other pigs . He told his address , and the Chairman , Mr. H. R. Ross will be at the top of the tree . Brewer they would have to be kept isolated Paske , Mr. J. A. Thompson all spoke of the for twenty - eight days . Ross , Thursday . - Messrs . Dampier , Footitt possible sacrifice to ensure a victory for sheep , but these were soon disposed of at Doceity of every Englishman making all and Bennett had only a moderate supply of Britain and the Allies . satisfactory prices . Trade was fairly good , and would have been better with a larger supply . Lambs made from 328. to 41s . each , wethers from 48s . 6d . to . 548 .; rams up to £ 4 . Cattle sold well , while calves made up to £ 4 68. Pigs were in great demand , and realised from £ 3 11s . to £ 4 68 . LONDON HOUSE , HEREFORD . KING AND SONS , DRAPERS , MILLINERS , COSTUMIERS . SPECIAL SHOW OF Advanced Fashions in Costumes Kilting and Accordion - Pleating being in evidence . BLACK , NAVY , & COVERT SUITINGS . T ANOTHER SPECIAL FEATURE : THE NEW MILITARY COSTUME , Imitation Pony - Skin Trimming . BLACK CARACUL & SEAL PLUSHES ( 50 inches wide ) , 8/11 to 18/11 per yard SEE WINDOWS . INSPECTION INVITED . KING & SONS , London House , Hereford . He asked Mr. J. Hiles would take them dred infantry men were wanted - and five enter same one week prior to sale , to enable Defendant said he told the constable that he purchased the pigs about a month ago , which was on September 24th , and now he was charged for the 8th October . The Olerk said the date could soon be amended . The Chairman said this was a very impor- bant matter . This was not done so much to punish the defendant , but the case was brought forward as a warning to other people . People must have a licence to re- move pigs from these places , and the re- gulations which had been widely circulated throughout the county had to be adhered to . For this offence , defendant would have to pay 19s . including costs . HOW TO GROW HAIR . A resolution , proposed by Mr. Paske , was poored , urging farmers to afford their men every facility to join the colours . BORWICK'S AS GOOD AS EVER NO ADVANCE IN PRIDE POWDER WHOLESALE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET . much cheaper . Fat pigs in good demand at A large supply of small stores , which were rather better prices . Porks , 6d . to 7d . per lb. Bacons , 5d . to 6d . per lb. Heavyweights , 44d . to 5d . per lb. CORN . The corn market presented a lively aspect , wheat advancing 2d . per bushel on the week , all other grain firm at recent rates . Wheat , per 62lbs . , 5s . 1d . to 5s . 3d . Oats , per 40lbs . , 8s . to 3s . 2d . Barley , per 56lbs . , Ss . 6d . to 4s . 6d . Beans , per 65 lbs . , 4s . 1d . to 46. 2d . HAY TRADE . The hay trade shows no change , a moder- ate amount of business doing at recent rates . Quotations are for good quality in stack , seller to deliver on rail : - Best quality hay , 50s . to 55s . per ton . Second quality , 47s . 6d . to 50s . per ton . Clovers , 50s . to 55s . per ton . Wheat straw , 30s . to 35s . per ton . WOOL TRADE . Mr. George B. Kemp had 260 lots of apples , pears , walnuts , and chestnuts for sale on Thursday last . It was pleasing to notice that taking the market through the The unsold lots of wool are keenly sought The Best BAKING POWDER in the World . ious market , but if only vendors would pro- 18d . per lb. sample of fruit was better than for the prev - after . Best Herefordshire fleeces 17d . to " HOLIDAY HAUNTS " GUIDE perly grade the same , it would be much bet- WHOLESALE FRUIT .. ter for them , and more satisfactory to the Messrs . Meats aned Meats had 2,050 lots purchaser . Complaints have also been re- on offer , and in consequence of the full A NOTICEABLE GROWTH ABSOLUTELY ceived that packing has not been as it supply prices were lower on the week . Quo- The Great Western Railway Company an- should be . Large and nicely coloured fruit tations are for best fruit in hampers per cwt . GUARANTEED , OR MONEY RETURNED . nounce that their annual publication , Holi- on top , but not the same all through . The Blenheims 78. to 10s . , Worcesters 9s . to A distinct growth of hair you can actually day Haunts , is now in ourse of prepara- prices quoted are per hundredweight , Blen- 10s . , Warner's King 7s . to 7s . 6d . , other see , or your money back . These are the tion for the 1915 season . There is no doubt heims up to 10s .; Warners , 8s . 64 .; Lane's large cookers 5s . to 6s . , Pippins 4s . 6d . to Conditions under which you try Lavona Hair as to the excellence of this guide from the Prince Alberts , 10s .; Russetts up to 58.6s . 6d . Common red fruit 28 to 48 . Tonic , no matter what state your hair is in . standpoint of the Hotel proprietors and pears met with a ready demand , but a short Even if you have no hair , Lavona Hair Tonic Boarding - House keepers , as it enjoys an im- supply . On the whole good fruit sold well , has proved its ability to grow hair on a bald mense circulation amongst the holiday - mak- but not so much demand for small and Horton's BENEDICT PILLS head - remove all traces of dandruff and stop ing public . Full particulars respecting the rough samples . falling hair . You can have a written guar insertion of announcements can be otbained This is a farmers ' report for farmers , and re- cords the actual impressions and ex- periences of farmers in the several de partments of Hereford market . antee to this effect signed by the chemist at the stations and offices , or will be for- SPECIAL FARMERS ' UNION REPORT . himself from Albert Porter , 18 , High - street , warded post free upon receipt of a postcard or from any leading chemist anywhere , and by Mr. Chas . Adlington , Superintendent of if you are not satisfied , take your guarantee the Line , Paddington , Station , London , W. contract to the chemist from whom you bought the tonic , and he will refund your money . Statistics have actually proved that this tonic gives satisfaction 99 times out of 100. Get a bottle to - day . You will be astonished at the wonderful results following its use . REST MRS . WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ALL FOR CHILDREN TEETHING If your baby in restless and cannot sleep , give this old - fashioned remedy trial , as it cures WIND AND TEETHING DIARRHEA . You will all have a good night and baby will wake up bright and happy . Hereford , Wednesday . As is usual a fortnight after the fair , the market to - day was a large one , especially as regards the supply of store cattle , which Free to Ladies . In a few days correct all irregularities and remove all obstructions ; also gure Anemia , and Per Dozen . 49 / - 49 / - 16 / - T.A. WATKINS CHIMNEY SWEEP , 45 , NEW STREET , Ross - on - Wye . Soliciting your kind patronage and support . All Orders promptly attended to . SESSIONS & SONS ( LIMITED ) , TIMBER ARD BLATE MERCHANTS GLOUCESTER , AND OARDIFF . MOULDING 8 Depots and Factories for TIMBER JOINERY , BLATES TILES , LATHS , BRICK GOODS , and PIPES , WHITE'S CEMENT and WHITING , STOVES GRATES , RANGES CHIMNEY - PIECES FENDERS , HEARTH BATHS , SANITARY WARE , STONE , MARBLE , SLATE , and AVERY REQUISITE FOR BUILDING PA THOUSANDS1 Laying 30 / - months 15 / -doz . Live Delivery . HUMMELL , Poultry Breeder . STRATFORD , ESSEX PULLETS dos .; Two months old 10 / - ; Three 6. && KEARSLEY'S ORIGINAL Widow Welch's Female Pills Prompt and reliable for Ladies . The only Genuine . Awarded CERTIFICATE of MERIT as the Tasmanian Exhibition , 1891 . 100 Years ' Reputation . Ordered by Specialists for the Care of all Female Complaints . Sold in bom , 1/15 and 3/9 , of all Chemista , or post free , 1 / 2and 1/10 from CATHERINE KEARSLEY ( DEPT . ) , 42.Waterloo Rd.London , S.E . danse no injury to the married or single are invaluable . From most chemists , or by post , ander cover , 1/1 or 2/9 , from Horton & Co. , Printed and Published for the " Ross Chemists ( Chief Dispenser from the late Gazette , " Limited , by GODFREY M. Birmingham Lying in Hospital ) , Dept. 10 , Aston MORTON , at their Offices , High - street Manor , Birmingham . Bold over 50 years . Sadies should send penny stamp for a free eam pla and Church - street , Ross , in the County of Hereford . of Pills , also Improved Sanitary Towel , and in- teresting booklet post free . All THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 12 , 1914 . 7 SECOND SHEET . ADDRESSES . During the War HEINS & CO . 53 , BROAD ST . , AND 31 , CHURCH ST . , WILL ALLOW HEREFORD , 30 per cent . ( 6 / - in the £ ) OFF ALL NEW PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR CASH . Oarriage Paid . Taned Twelve Months Free . EASY TERMS ARRANGED . OUR TUNERS VISIT ROSS WEEKLY Heins & Co. , Hereford . ISAAC DOWNING , CHIMNEY SWEEP AND FLUE CLEANER By appointment to H.M. Board of Works . ISAAC DOWNING is my well - known name , For sweeping chimneys extol'd by fame ; With machine and attendance by my side I'll swoop your chimneys , be they straight or wide ; From a castle to a cottage I will attend On the shortest notice from each friend . Good Soot I've always to sell , Which will suit all farmers well ; Then send your carts and load quick From my soot - house rick . THEOPHILUS DOWNING , ISAAC DOWNING ( SENIOR ) ,. Observe the address , 48 , NEW - STREET , Immediate Cash Advances . THE LONDON AND PROVINCES DISCOUNT COMPANY , Ltd. , pre - eminently the leading establishment of its kind in the kingdom - lends large sums of money daily to all classes . Among the ad- vantages offered by the Company , the follow- ing deserve attention : No preliminary charges whatever ; the despatch with which advances are completed ; the low rates of interest charged ; the system of small repay- ments extending over a period . - Address all applications ( in the strictest confidence ) to The Manager , W. SHIRLEY , 48 , STOKES CROFT , BRISTOL ; or to local agent , Mr. GURNEY , 101 , East Street , Hereford . BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE TABLES A Large Stock of New and Second - hand Tab always on hand ; also Convertible Billiard and Due Tables . Write for list , Ewarts , 134 Kingsland R FARMING AND THE WAR . Owing to increased demand for Fertilisers old - established firm require agents well acquainted with Fertilisers , " farmers . J.iberal Commission . Apply Brown , Gould & Co. , 132 , Salisbury So .. Fleet St. Lo G DENNIS'S- " LINCOLNSHIRE " PIC POWDERS CURE ALL DISEASES OF PIGS . Soon repay their small cost . Sold every where , lod per dor p from the Scle Praprinter J. W. DENNIS , Chemist , LOUTH , Lincs DO NOT WAIT until you are really ill before resort- treatment . Immediate ing to attention should always be given to minor ailments lest they lead to more serious trouble . A bilious . headache , & tendency to constipa- tion , a feeling of discomfort after eating , impaired appetite : these are all symptoms that two of the most important organs in the body - the stomach and the liver - are not working satisfactorily . The right remedy to TAKE whenever there is the slightest suspicion that all is not well with the organs of digestion . is Those who have Beecham's Pills . tried this remedy , and they now number a great multitude , are entirely satisfied that , for correct- ing ailments ofthestomach and the liver , there is nothing to surpass BEECHAM'S PILLS . Sold everywhere in boxes , price 1/14 ( 56 pills ) & 2/9 ( 168 pills ) . REY HAIR permanently and speedi restored to its original colour by usi HARRISON'S HAIR COLOUR RESTORE It is not a dye , but by natural means acts as restorative . Contains nothing injurious , and beneficial to the growth and beauty of the Ha In bottles , price 1/6 ( postage 3d . extra ) . Man facturer : -G . W. HARRISON , Hair Speciali Reading . Sold by Chemiste . Agent for Ros J. H. HABT , Chemist . |