Ross Gazette 16th April 1914 - Page 2
Ross Gazette 16th April 1914 - Page 2
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| Date | 16/04/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 16th April 1914 |
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WANTED . ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading are inserted at the special prepaid rate of 24 words for 1s . Three insertions , 2a . TO BE LET . ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading are inserted at the special prepaid rate of 94 words for 1s . Three neertions , S. B FRENTICE REQUIRED Lady AP FURNISHED VILLA TO LET for Months , 14 miles from Ross ; commence . - Apply , E. Tuanas , and Co. , 43 , terms moderate . - E.J . Garette Office , Ross High - street , Ross . LET , several furnished and unfur LADIES for the Drapery ; also AP particulars of JOHN BRAWN , House and Estate PRENTICES for the Millinery and Drapery . - Agent , Ross . Apply , J. O. VINE , Cash Draper , Ross . URNISHED RESIDENCE , within ANTED , at once , Junior YOUNG TO HOUSES in Ross district . - Full WA WANTED , & Young HOUSE - PAR - Two Miles of Row , TO LET from lah LOURMAID one from country pre- May next , Three Reception Rooms , 5 Bedrooms , ferred . - Apply , Mrs. J. P. MORGAN , Peterstow , & o . Land adjoining if required . - Particulars of JOHN BRAWN , Accountant , 1 , Edde Oross - street , OUSE PARLOURMAID ( ex- perienced ) WANTED April 22nd.— COATES , Fern Bank , Ross - on - Wye . Ross . H ° NOOK WANTED , good wages , per- VALLEY HOTEL , Ross . Cmanency to suitable applicant . Apply : Ross . T Goodrich - Apply , Mr. OLIVIA BROW SHFIELD A HEBDED PARK , Ross . Convenient THE ROSS GAZETTE – THURSDAY , APRIL 16 , 1914 . PUBLIO NOTICES . ROSS URBAN COUNCIL . TO THE ELECTORS . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN , PUBLIO NOTICES . SKETCHING OLASS . B. HOLMES has a few VACANCIES MBHOLUMMER BEBTOHING OLASS ab Ross . Full particulars from MARCUS HOLMES , A.B.W.A " Kilmallock , " Monmouth . I thank those Elctors most heartily ROSS SECONDARY SCHOOL . who voted in my favour on April 6ta . Your most obediens Servant , Railway Hotel . 0AT RICHARD DREW . GOOD EDUCATION for BOYS and GIRLS , from 8 to 18 . NOTICE is hereby given , that the NEXT TERM commences Tuesday , 5th May , FISHING in the Wye , on the Left Bank opposite a part of Abbott's Meadow , belongs to there WITHOUT PERMISSION will be MB . and MRS . RUSTON and Family offer their heartfelt gratitude to all the kind friends for the beautiful flowers sent and sympathy shown ; especially to the members of the Ross B. Mary's Football Club and other friends for their extreme sad practical sympathy in their bereavement . Ross . The Ross Gazette . THURSDAY , APRIL 16th , 1914 . LOCAL NEWS . Fox CHOLE REPAIRS go to FRANK HILL AND CO . , Market - place , Rosa . + Advt . VISITORS AT EASTER . - During the Easter vacation Ross and the Wye Valley attracted a considerable number of visitors from all parts of the country , whilst the applications for the Traders ' Association's beautifully illustrated guide are now beginning to roll in . This augurs well for the coming summer . Weather permitting , Mr. H. Southall's The country is now beginning to put forth gardens at the Graig , will be open from 2.30 a spring - like mantle , and for beauty and to 5.30 on Sunday next , under usual con- woodland and river scenery there are few places that can surpass that which is to be obtained in the Ross and Wye Valley dis- ditions . tricts . WORKING MEN'S CLUB . - The Rector writes Now , UPTON BISHOP . - A Whist Drive will take place Marriages . Pupils prepared for Business , the Professions in the Parish Room , Upton Bishop , on Tuesday and the Universities . Coon - JENKINS . - March 29 , at Bwanton , Ohio Dext , April 21st , to commence at 7.30 p.m. ATS . TENDERS are invited for the PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT for Junior U.S.A. , Robert Eugene Ooon , farmer , to Lily Tickets , 1s . each . Light refreshments provided . in the Parish Magazine as follows : -We are glad to be able to announce that the house supply of Twenty - five Quarters of Oats , to Boys and Girls . Fees : £ 2 5s . per term , Pearl Jenkins , only daughter of the late P.O. See advt . known as the " The Bell " in Brampton- be delivered to Royal Hotel Yard . - Samples and including Books and Stationery . Fred . Jenkins , and niece of Mr. Allen Jenkins , BOY SCOUTS ENTERTAINMENT . - Special at- street has been taken for the Working Men's Prices ( before 10 am . on Saturday , 18th inst ) , to Hot Dinners provided daily for Country Dunn Lewis April 12 , at Rom Parish Charob , tainment , which is to take place in the Carden , two years ago , in the Greytree Road , 18 , Alton - street , Ross . tention is called to the Boy Scouts ' Enter - Club . This was started by the Rev. H. C. GEORGE B. KEXP , Bank Offoes , Ross . Pupils , at 28 , 8d . by the Rector , the Rev. R. T. A. Money - Kyrle , Secondary School on Friday next . An ex and was most successful , but last winter no at 10 a.m. Edward Dunn , of Egremont , Cheshire , to cellent programme is being arranged , which satisfactory premises could be found . Mabel Alice Lewis , of 27 , Edde - Cross - street , will include items by the best well - known however , that a roomy and comfortable place has been provided , we very much hope that HICKS - GRANT . - On April 12 , at Broughton Park local artistes . Ross Congregational Charoh , Manchester , by the committee many of the working men in the neighbour- COTTAGE HOSPITAL - The Rev. Norman Rowlands , M.A. , Alfred Hicks , return thanks for the following kind gifte : -hood will become members . Becond son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hicks , of Vegetables from Mrs. Corbishley ( Eccleswall ) , BAPTIST CHURCH . - A service was held at Claremont , Cawdor , Ross , to Gertrude Mrs. Robert Webb ( Court Farm ) , Gen. Olive , the Ross Baptist Church on Good Friday Grant , only daughter of the late Mr. William Mrs. Reynolds ( Gorsley ) , and Mr. Boudamore ; morning , and a very large number attended . Grant , of Prestwich , Manchester , egge , Mrs. Rudge ; apples , Col. Thomas . The pastor , Rev. J. W. Kettle , conducted WINTER - PARK - April 14 , at the Congregational Charch , Ross , by the Rev. W. A. Powicks , Charles W. Edwin , son of Mr. C. Winter , Cricklewood , London , to Edith Marion , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pask , Ross . " Meaths . me or my licensees , and any one FIBRING HEAD MASTER : ME . Barker , B.A. , B.Sc. , F.O.8 . situation . Apply , Messrs . COLLINS , Solicitors , Paosecuted . - WALTER Daw , Netherton , Ross . SENIOR MISTRESS : Miss E. E. Davies , B.A. Ross . LET . Substantial Stone - built Residence , WANTED , GENERAL SERVANT , Mrs. MEDIE , Morton , Romfortable HILLSBOROUGH , Ashfield , Ross , TO WANTED , at once , good GENERAL Room , Bedrooms , Bathroom ( H. ne da home . - Mrs . Ross . farm life preferred . - Mrs . CHARLES , Old Rectory , Llanfoist , Abergavenny . ANYONE FISHING in the WYE Bank , or between FAOKNWATER on the Right between BACKNICY BRIDGE and the BOTTOM of the CRESS GROUND STREAM on the Left Bank , without written permission , will be PROSECUTED . House ; one accustomed to 8 and C. ) , BACKNEY BRIDGE and Lavatory and W.C. , with usual Domestic Offices . Prettily laid - out Lawns and Flower Gardens , and large Walled - in Vegetable Garden , well stocked -Full particulars and order to view from JOHN BRAWN . House and Estate Agent , 1 , Edde - Cross- street , Ross . WANTED , good strong GENERAL BERVANT . Must have good character . -Apply , Mrs. GAINEB , Albion Hotel , Southgate- Breet , Glonoester . with choice Fruit Trees . Immediate possession . A DANCE WILL BE HELD LET , SERAMPORE VILLA , Ash- IN GOODRICH READING ROOM , ings ) . Address , J. , c / o " Gazette " Office , Ross . may be bad in May.-J. H. HALL , 8 , Gloucester WANTED , respectable willing Girlfeld : Rent 217 per annum ; Ocupation - Mrs. TAYLOR , Hollywell , Ashfield , Ross . SITUATIONS WANTED . - Housepar- ST lourmaid ( 21 ) , Housemaid ( 16 ) , also Be- tweenmaid ( 16 ) .- Apply , HIRST , West Dean Registry , Coleford . WANTED , smart MAN . Good book vacant . Fine opportunity to right man . Apply , Mr. J. SUTCLIFFE , Penyard Villas , Weston Grove , Ross . WANTED , a smart BOY Apprentice to learn Coach Painting . - Apply , to PASSEY and HALL , Ltd , The Central Garage , Ross road , Ross . W mile YEBANK , Wilton , TO LET , frem Ross , on River ; three Reception Rooms , Six Bedrooms . To view , apply , Messrs . Peachey Bros. , opposite ; further particulars from A. BODEN , Estate Office , Much Dewchurch , Hereford . TO LET , No. 7 , Old Gloucester road , cester - road , Ross . Boss Apply , DAVIES and AWAE , Glon- OLMDALE , Archenfield . Convenien HOLMDALE TO LET , modern drain age , rent £ 13. - Apply , T. , 64 , St. Augustine's- road , N.W. 10 LET , with immediate possession , WANTED , a smart ERRAND BOY , good GARDEN as Dexmere , well planted good wages given . - Apply , MANAGER , with fruit trees . Apply to Mr. HawETT , India and China Tea Co. , 33 , High - street , Ross . Colinton , Ross . GROCER'S PORTER . WANTED , COTTAGE Gears . COLLINS , Bolici- NOTTAGE and GARDEN at Aylemarsh young MAN accustomed to horses and able to drive . - Apply , LEWIS BROB . , Grocers , tors , Ross . Вова . WATER , mast have good character . Good once , GROOM - GAR- TM [ MPORTANT TO MOTHERS . — Every Mother who values the health and oleanliness stableman and driver , and fairly light weight of her Child should use HARRISON'S required . Abstainer preferred . Mrs. SMART , " RELIABLE " NURSERY POMADE . One Bromeash House , Ross - on - Wye . application kills all Nits and Vermain , beautifles . and strengthens the Hair . In Tins , 4. and 93 . Reading . Sold by Chemists . Agent for Ross T. MATTHEWS , Chemist . WANTED , LAD for Farm Work , 15 Postage , 14. GEO . W. HARRISON , Chemist to 17 , with good character . Good Lodg . ings close to work . - AUBREY , Woodfield Farm , Lea , Ross . NOWMAN WANTED , at once . C Must be good milker , and one who understands his work . Good wages given to suitable man.- War , Lower Farm , Tibberton , Gloucester . WA ANTED , to PURCHASE in Ross or Hereford districte , 30 to 40 acres of good LAND , with or without homestead . - Apply , Box 105 , Garette Office , Ross . SALES C. S. CONSTANCE , 52 , HIGH - STREET , ROSS . TENNIS- " I.Z .. " " E.G.M. " ** DOHERTY , " " DEMON , " " RENSHAW , " and other RACKETS , from 6/9 " SLAZENGER " BALLS . BY PRIVATE CONTRACT CRICKET— £ 10 SHARES , £ 5 10s . Paid , in Ross ROYAL HOTEL COMPANY Ltd. , FOR SALE . For further partionlara , apply , GEORGE B. KEMP , Stock and Share Broker , Bank Offices , Ross . FOR OR SALE , 10 £ 10 SHARES , Alton Court Brewery Co. , Ltd. , fully paid ; 25 £ 10 Shares , Alton Court Brewery Co. , Ltd. , £ 4 paid ; 10 £ 10 Shares , Royal Hotel Co. , Ltd. , 25 10s . paid . - Apply to Mr. HEWETT , Colinton , Ross . BU UILDING ALLOTMENTS on the Ryefield , Hillfield , and Greytree Estates , Ro s . - Fall particulars of JOHN BRAWN , House and Estate Agent , Ross . C NOTTAGE PIANOFORTE FOR SALE , barr - walnut wood case , good tone . Sacrifice , £ 9 10s . 01. only . Apply , by letter , " Piano , " Gazette Office , Ross . URE INDIAN GAME EGGS ( Simon WEBB , Hill of Eaton , Ross PURE - BRED white Wyandotte EGGS , 3s . a sitting . Excellent strain - Mrs . 8. A. Coокs , New Inn , Hentland , Rose - on - Wye . TRIUMPH BICYCLE FOR SALE TRIUMPH FOR SALE ter - road , Ross . G ENT.'S BICYCLE FOR SALE , Royal Triumph , Eadie Coaster , Dunlop Tyres and Tubes ; in excellent condition ; can be seen at any time . - Glenholm , Cantilupe - road , Ross . A GREAT BARGAIN . 1 - H.P . MOTOR CYCLE , with Sidecar , 3 for £ 30 . Two - speed Bowden countershaft gear ; celebrated Triumph engine ; spring seat pillar lamp , horn and numerous spares.- Recently overhauled . In good running order.- Push Oycles taken in part exchange . - BUTCHER and Casson , Limited , Ross . PRIME CANTERBURY LAMB NOW IN SEASON . the CANTERBURY LAMB from T LONDON CENTRAL MBAY Co. , Ltd. , one of the largest Meat Parveyors in the United Kingdom , who have gained their reputation by selling only the very best quality . Be advised by practical people and buy the best from the LONDON CENTRAL MEAT , Co. , Ltd. , 16 , Broad- street , Ross , and 17 , Monnow - street , Monmouth . EED POTATOES , King Edward and Dales , once grown from Sootland . eating size , -KEENE , Weir End . Also FOUR BEEHIVES FOR SALE ( W.B.O. ) , equal to new - Apply , H. A. Paszon , Albion Chambers , Ross . BALE , BATS PERSONALLY SELECTED by DOUNTY PROFESSIONAL . BALLS , from 6d . to 5/6 . SPORTS ACCESSORIES . PUBLIC NOTICES . JOHN BRAWN , ACCOUNTANT , HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT . INCOME TAX AND RATE APPEALS PREPARED . MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED . BUSINESSES TRANSFERRED , BOOK DEBTS COLLECTED . INSURANCE , AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT . 1 EDDE - CROSS - STREET , ROSS . ( Opposite Swan Hotel ) . HEREFORDSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE . ( AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT ) . Poultry & Dairy School . THE RUNTBHAM COURT , BYMOND'S IE above School is now being held YAT , and will continue till Max let next . Practical Instruction is being given to the ON THURSDAY , APRIL 23rd , 1914 . Dancing from 9 till 3 . Tickets Ladies , 1s .; Gentlemen , 1s . 6d . Yorke's Quadrille Band will be in attendance . G.W.R. EXCURSIONS . COLWALL RACES . * MONDAY , APRIL - 20 . CHEAP TRIPS to COLWALL , from Monmouth ( Troy and May Hill ) , Charch Stretton , Graven Arms , Ross , Ludlow , Woofferton , Leominster , & c . LUDLOW RACES . THURSDAY & FRIDAY , APRIL 23 & 24 . DAY TRIP to BROMFIELD ( for the Racecourse ) . Leave Ross 10.45 a.m .: Monmouth - Troy 9.30 , May Hill 9.34 ; Bymonds ' Yat , 9.45 ; Lydbrook Janotion , 9.51 ; Kerne Bridge , 9.54 a.m. FOOTBALL - ENGLISH OUP FINAL , AT CRYSTAL PALACE , LIVERPOOL v . BURNLEY . SATURDAY , APRIL 25 . To LONDON for 1 , 2 , or 3 days . Leave Ross 3.45 ; Mitoheldean Road , 3.55 a.m. Day Fare , 7/6 . For details , see bills or send postcard to stations or offices . FRANK POTTER , General Manager . 66 KYRLE " PICTURE PALACE , ROSS . B.A .; Mr. L. W. ASSISTANT MASTERS : Mr. D. R. Nicholas , ASSISTANT MISTRESS : Miss 8. I. A. Hamling , B.A. Prospectus from the Head Master , or Mr. J. Fred Arnold , Clerk , Union Offices , Ross . ROSS BOY SCOUTS . AN ENTERTAINMENT Green , in his 67th year . Will be given by the Scouts of the District , Assisted by Mrs. HAROLD CRUMP Miss L. VERSCHOYLE Mr. HAROLD CRUMP Mr. H. C. JEFFERIES Mr. C. S. CONSTANCE ( Violin ) . At the Secondary School ON APRIL 17th , 1914 , At 8 p.m. , In aid of Boy Scouts Fund . Tickets - 28 . , 1 / - , and 6d . Boys In Uniform admitted at 2d . CORN EXCHANGE , ROSS . FRIDAY , APRIL 24th . For One Night Only . J. BANNISTER HOWARD Presents the famous Criterion Faroical Comedy , I 99 Funnier than Charley's Aunt . " Box Office now open at the Rosa Gazette Office . WHIST DRIVE Will take place in the Parish Room , Upton Bishop , ON Tuesday Next , April 21st , 1914 , To commence at 7.30 p.m. TICKETS • ONE SHILLING EACH Light Refreshments provided . FOR HIGHEST QUALITY , TOWN TALK ! FISH , FRUIT , WHAT IS ? THAT RENOWNED CONCERT PARTY , THE MAIDS & MIDDIES ARE HERE ! 8 LONDON ARTISTES 8 Press and Public endorse the following opinions : SINGING Splendid . DANCING Clever . COMEDIANS Tip - top . HARMONISED CHORUSES a Treat . Mirth , Mimicry , Melody . Students in the Incubation , Feeding and Rearing On of Chicks ; Fattening of Fowls . & c . , in addition to Battermaking , and General Dairy Work . Visitors wishing to see the School in progress may do so on - TUESDAY AFTERNOONS up to the enp of the course . JOHN PORTER , Organiser of Agricultural Education . Shirehall , Hereford . Fish ! Fish !! NOTICE TO ROSS AND DISTRICT . A UNIQUE SHOW . PICTURES : APRIL 16-18 . Donovan's Division . Business . Twee's CALLED BACK ( 3,000 ft . ) Pathe's Gazette . GRAND NATIONAL , 1914 . Ma - in - law . -NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAMME . Bobbie Comber and Leonard Neville present THE CASUALS Seven First Class Artistes in Tit - Bits of Everything , SINGING , DANCING , and COMEDY , Songs , Dueta , Trios , Harmonised Quartettes , Concerted Items , Burlesques , and Tabloid Musical Comedy , REFINED ENTERTAINMENT . A Unique Combination of London Artlates . Original Scenas , Burlesques , Revnes ( specially written for The Casuals ) , and GAME , & POTLTRY , AT LOWEST PRICES , GO TO J. STRANGE 51 , High - street , Ross , WANTED Any quantity of Eggs . 1,000 RABBITS . TOP PRICE PAID . THE DONEGAL HIGHLANDS a . tha CEAUTIFUL ANTRI COACT W. J. BROWN A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE " A WHITE ' The W Presented by Bobbie Comber and Kitty Farrel VISHES to announce that he will ( Direct from the Principal London and Provincial have a large supply of all kinds of Variety Theatres ) . PRIME FISH , D. LANB , Felhampton , Upton Bishop , Roes . District to know that they cannot buy better IBBY'S quality if they pay higher prices . They may BQUIVALENT say why ! but I can say that I BUY for BY MEAL holds the premier position CASH and SELL st a SMALL PROFIT . So amongst all the Calf Foods in the World . " Com- please tell your friends . Kindly book your plete satisfection guaranteed and prompt delivery Orders early , and don't be misled by paying given . Price 15s . per . owt . , caurisge paid . Ross higher prices for your Fish . Cattle and Corn Market attended . Apply , DOUGLAS SMITH , Monmouth . PUBLIC NOTICES . OBT between Ross and Weston , & -Finder returning same to THE CENTRAL GARAGE , Boss , will be Rewarded . LOST between Ros , B. 887 . NOTICE . I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE , that I Enquire my prices for EATING POTA- TOES ; 20 Tons Direct SCOTCH POTATOES to select from SEED Best BROAD SALT , 22s . per Ton in Five- Ton Trucks , to your nearest Station . W. J. BROWN , Wholesale and Retail . JULIA BERTHA BIRD , of Harewood Fish , Fruit , Salt , and Potato Merobant End Inn , Herefordshire , will not be answerable for any Debts , Contracts , or Agreements , entered into by the said Henry Bird , late of the Hare- Herring Ourer , & o . The PICTURES : APRIL 20-22 . AURORA FLOYD ( 3,000 ft . ) Office Boy's Birthday - Pathe's Gazette . APRIL 23-25 . THE LOST SON ( 3,000 ft . ) In a Garden - Taking Care of Baby - Pathe's Gazette . Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Commence at 8 . Matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays at 3 p.m. Doors open at 3.30 Two Evening Performances Baturday - 6.80 and 8.80 . Doors open at 6 and 8 . Prices : 18. , 6d . , and 3d . Seats can be booked at the Palace . RATS , MICE MOLES , 000K ROACHES and BEETLES greedily eat Harrison's " Reliable Rat Poison . Cats and Dogs will not touch it . Vermin dry up and leave o amell . Prices 6d . , 1. , 2. 3d , and 3s . 8d . Postage , 2d . G.W. HARRISON , Chemist ATTHEWS , Obemist . wood End Ian , Herefordshire , on and after the 54 , Over Ross Street , Ross . Reading Sold by Oh mists ; Agent for Ross , T. 1st day of Arm , 1914 . Telephone No. 69 . July , August and September are ideal months for holidays in the North of Ireland . The Antrim Coast roads open to the cool sweet air from the Atlantic Ocean , and shaded by picturesque cliffs , afford delightful cycle and moter rides , or walking tours . Pretty villages with good accommodation for families and holiday parties , lie at intervals along the coast . The district is a sportsman's paradise - good trout and salmon fishing ( much of it free ) and first class golf . The best and most comfortable route to all parts of the North of Ireland is by Midland throughout via Heysham . You can make the rail and sea journey a pleasant part of your holiday if you travel by the Midland . Horton's BENEDICT PILLS Free to Ladies . MORGAN . April 13 , Daniel Morgan , of Hom RUSTON . - April 3 , at Brookfields , Ross , Howard , the dearly - loved and eldest son of Thomas and Amy Ruston . WOOD . - April 10 , Robert Wood , suotioneer , of Holland House , Belmont - road , and of 35 , High Town , Hereford , aged 67 years . Interred in Hereford Cemetery , April 15 . A. W. URSELL , Waterloo Monumental Works 10 , CANTILUPH - ROAD , BOSS . SOLE AGENT for this District for the beautiful SILVER - GREY CORNISH GRANITE . These Monuments supplied at about Half the Price of other Granites . Betablished 28 Years . W. G. STORR - BARBER , гов BEST MONUMENTAL WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . ESTIMATES Fazz . ROSS ( LATE OVERTON ) . WORKS LEOMINSTER ( ESTAB , 1840 ) , MRS . WATTS , CERTIFIED MIDWIFE . ( BY EXAMINATION ) , CAMP ROAD , ROSS . Moderate Fees , according to circumstances . [ OYCLIST . ] Ross Miss N. and C. " ( Nicholson and Co.'s ) Rain- the service , and preached an eloquent and proof Coats for Ladies and Gentlemen . The inspiring sermon from the text . " He was new " Opalex " coat , with " Iridescent " numbered with the transgressors . " lining , is THE coat for the coming Spring Harsent played suitable music , and the whole and Summer , light in weight , yet perfect service was of an impressive character . The shield from rain . Inspection invited . Can Good Friday service was an innovation , and be obtained only from T. MAPP , Ladies ' and was appreciated by everyone present . Gent.'s Tailor . Agent also for Dexter Weatherproofs . - Advt . Mr. John Brawn , house and estate agent , 1 , Edde - Cross - street , Ross , has recently dis- posed by private contract of a residence on the Mount Pleasant Estate , Ross , and also of several allotments on the Greytree Estate , Ross . If you want to please the children , come and buy your Easter novelties and eggs from the large selections of Pascall's , Tom Smith's , Cadbury's , and Rowntree's , from d . to 2s . 6d . Now on show at CoOPER'S , Confec- tioner , 15 , Broad - street , Ross . Sole agent for Kunzle's Patent Chocolate . - Advt . EASTER DANCE . The Easter dance , arranged to take place in the Corn Exchange . on Tuesday evening , attracted nearly one- hundred guests . who spent a thoroughly on- iovable time . The music was supplied by the Wye Valley Orchestra of twelve performers , under the leadership of Mr. C. S. Constance , who had secured the latest dance music for this occasion . The programme included 25 dances , which occupied until nearly four o'clock a.m. , the duties of M.C.'s being efficiently carried out by Mr. F. H. Hill and Mr. W. A , Beavan . There was an interval for refreshments , which were provided by Mr. Beavan . LOCAL SUCCESS . - In October last . the com- MARQUERS AND TENTS FOR HIRE . - Tents for all purposes - Flower Shows , Garden mittee of the National Gas Exhibition . Parties , Weddings , Sales , Camping - Tabling . London . offered a first prize of £ 2 : second Seating , Walling Canvas , Flags , Lamps , etc. prize , £ 1 ; four prizes of 10s .; and 20 prizes Marquees to seat from 10 to 1,000 people . of 5s . , to children under 16 years , for an Engagements booked now for the ensuing essay on " What I know about the use of Estimates free.-A. E. and R. gas in the home : " open to children resident more than 20 miles outside London . We DREW , Tent Contractors . - Advt . Ross CONSERVATIVE CLUB . - Members in- are pleased to say that Miss Netta Weale . terested in billiards are reminded that of Mount Pleasant . Ross , was awarded first Claude Falkiner . the West of England for her essay . This is not the first time she Champion , will play a match at the club on has been successful in obtaining first prize for essay writing . Wednesday , 22nd inst . , at 8 p.m. season . EVAPORATED FRUITS . - With little fresh fruit to be had at this time of the year the Evaporated Fruits are a welcome addition to the household menu . We offer Apple Rings ( very economical ) at 7d . lb. , Bosnian Plums ( Prunes ) at 7d . , Fruit Salad at 7d .. Apricots at 10d . also a large selection of first grade Apricots , Pears , Pines , Peaches , etc. , in tins .. A. WILLIS and Co. , Kyrle Supply Stores , 27 ,, High - street , Ross . - Advt . PURE HOME - MADE BREAD delivered daily to all parts of the town . E. H. SOLES , 17 , Gloucester - road , Ross . - Advt . WESLEYAN CHURCH . EASTER SERVICES.- The usual Good Friday service was held in the Wesleyan Schoolroom . The service was conducted by the Rev. J. Angus , who took as his text I Cor . i . , 23-4 . The hymns , the Scripture reading , and the sermon all had re- ference to the crucifixion and the lessons it teaches . The congregation was very good.- On Easter Sunday , the morning service was opened by the Rev. J. Angus , the sermon heing preached by the Rev. Chas . A. Cron- helm . B.A. , of Cavan , Ireland . The service in the evening was taken by Mr. A. W. Keeley , B.A. , of Kingswood School , Bath . The Rev. J. Angus conducted the Sacramen- tal service , which concluded the services of the day . The congregations again were very good . A WELCOME VISIT . - We have pleasure in announcing that Mr. J. Bannister Howard has arranged for the most successful play of the London Season , " Oh ! I say ! ! " to visit the Corn Exchange , Ross , on Friday , April THE COMING GENERAL ELECTION . - The 24th , for one night only . The play ran at " Standard " says : -News received from var- the Criterion Theatre , London , for over a ious parts of the provinces corroborates the year , drawing crowded houses nightly . The announcement that the Government have de- Box Office is now open at the " Ross Gazette " cided in favour of a dissolution in June . The precise date is not , of course , known , but it PARISH CHURCH . - The celebration of will probably be towards the end of that Eastertide at Ross Parish Church was carried month . Thus the General Election may ha out on much the same lines as in former expected in July . A correspondent is offici- Radical registration years . Throughout Holy Week special ser - ally informed that Office . vices and celebrations of the Holy Commun- agents in various parts of South - East Lan- ion were held each day ; while on Good Fri- cashire have just been instructed by the day the three hours service was conducted party headquarters to have their organisa- by the Rector ( Rev. R. T. A. Money - Kyrle ) . tions in order , as it is expected that the A special lantern service was given in the electoral machinery will be required at an Mission Room in the evening , and this was early date . The significance of these instruc- largely attended . At Hom Mission Church tions at the present moment is obvious . selections from Stainer's " Crucifixion " LAYS HILL . - The annual tea and public were sung in the evening by members of the meeting , held at Lays Hill Baptist Church Ross Church choir . Those who sustained the on Friday , proved even more successful than parts were Master Sidney Marshall and Mas- those held in former years . There was a ter Ridley Cooper , treble ; Mr. J. A. Cape- very large attendance , nearly fifty being pre- well and Mr. C. J. Turner , bass : Mr. Walter sent from Ross . The meeting in the evening Marshall , alto ; and Mr. C. H. Raymond , was presided over by Mr. Harold Smith ( Lyd- On Easter Day there were celebra- brook ) , and the addresses were given by the tions of the Holy Communion at 6 , 7 , 8 , 10 , Rev. J. W. Kettle ( Ross ) , Rev. W. E and 12.15 , and at the Mission Room at 6 Rankin ( Ruardean Hill ) , Mr. A. Hill ( Ross ) , a.m. , and throughout the festival the number and Mr. Banfield . Solos were rendered by of communicants was quite up to the stan- Miss Foster ( Ross ) and Mr. G. Williams dard of previous years . Special music was ( Ruardean Hill ) . tenor , Postal Information . DISPATCHES . 5.30 a.m. - Ross Rural Posts . 6.30 a.m. - London , Bristol , and all parts . 6.45 a.m. - Town Delivery . 7.50 a.m. - Lydbrook . 8.80 a.m. - Town Delivery . " Burberry " Clients in this district can place their orders with Messrs . WRIGHT and Son , Ross , who are " Burberry " au- thorised agents for both ladies ' and gentle- men's goods , and keep a full set of patterns The sermons on of all their specialities - Weather - proof Gar- ments , Sporting Garments , Gamefeather Tweed , and other Suitings , etc. , thus getting expert advice and also saving the trouble of a personal visit to their showrooms . arranged for Easter Day , with the anthem " Worthy is the Lamb that was slain " ( from the " Messiah " ) , which was sung by the choir at the evening service . Mr. F. J. Parsons presided at the organ , and played special voluntaries , which were quite in keep- ing with the festival . 10.0 a.m. - London , Hereford , and all parts . Easter Day were preached by the Rev. O. H. 11.0 a.m. - Town Delivery . Payton in the morning and the Rector in 11.10 a.m. - Rural Posts : Wilton , Peterstow , the evening . The offerings amounted to £ 28 on Easter Day . The sermon at the Mission Pengethly , Harewood End , Walford , Kerne Bridge , Bishopswood , Lydbrook , Room on Easter evening was delivered by Weston - under - Penyard , Bromsash , Lin- the Rev. L. P. Jones , senior curate . The ton , Pontshill , Hope Mansell , Black- interior of the Church was very beautifully house , Park Farm , Grove Cottage , Phocle decorated with lilies , daffodils , and ever Green , Gayton Hall , Bayton Farm , Crow greens by several lady members of the con- Hill , Upton Bishop Vic . , Manor House , gation . Grendon Court , Old Gore , Chantry , PRINTING . All classes of commercial Perrystone Court , Weir End , Pencraig , Printing at lowest cost for reliable work at Traders ' Illustrated Guide to Ross . Thousands Glowstone , Llangarren , Llangrove , Good- the " Gazette " Office . - Advt . VISITORS IN 1914 . Readers who have rooms available for visi- tors during 1914 are again invited to insert a notice in the list of apartments in the commodation for visitors . You will not only rich , Welsh Bicknor , Courtfield , Rock- NEW PARISH VESTRY . - The following , ap- sponse to advertisements placed in the of applications have been received , in re- lands , Old Forge , Whitchurch , Bramp , pears in this month's Parish Magazine : London and Provincial Press , from people ton Abbotts 8.0 . , How Caple , Picts ' We hope that now the Vestry is opened the wishing to visit this district ; in fact it has Cross , Moraston , Dadnor , Kynaston , rest of the money required will soon be forth - frequently been difficult to find suitable ac- Hole - in - Wall , Hill of Eaton , Pool Mill , coming . Thanks to the Pierrot Concert we Sellack Marah , Benhall , Ashe Ingen , Foy , have made a considerable advance this month Strangford , Baysham , Caradoc , New Inn , Tretire , Three Ashes . 1.0 p.m. - London , Gloucester , Cheltenham , and South of England 1.0 p.m. - Rural Posts : Les 8.0 . , Village , Aston Ingham , Aston Crows , Lea Lawn , Lea Line , Blenheim House , Hill House , Lea Vicarage , The Moors , Castle End , Wharton Lodge . and would now appeal to those who have not secure the opportunity of catering for some 2.20 p.m. - Hereford . 9.30 p.m. Symonds ' Yat , Doward ( part of ) , Whitchurch Rectory and Schools , 5.0 p.m. - Upper and Lower Cleeve , Lincola Hill , Cubberley , Hom Green , Hill Court , Callow , Upper and Lowes Warryfield , Old Hill Court , Arbour Hill . 4.20 p.m. - Gloucester , & c . 5.0 p.m. - Town Delivery . 6.10 p.m. - Hereford , Gloucester , Birming- ham , North of England , Scotland , Ire land , North Wales , and Shrewsbury 8.45 p.m. - London , Gloucester , Bristol , Chel- tenham , Hereford , Leominster , Ludlow , 8. and W. England , and S. Wales . 4.15 p.m. - SUNDAYS : To all parts . ARRIVALS . so far given to help us wipe off the last £ 15 Guide , but you will assist the Association in of these visitors by inserting a notice in the before Easter . Much , however , still remains its very commendable efforts to make known to be done , as at present only the most the unrivalled charm of our beautiful dis necessary furnishing is provided , but as trict . Orders , enclosing the fee of 2s . 6d . , money comes in we hope to fit up oak cup with copy of advertisement , should reach the boards for the surplices , which at present Hon . Secretary , " Gazette " Office , Ross , have no protection from dust . The fund not later than Saturday , April 4th . stands at present as follows : - Pierrot's Concert £ s . d . Amount already acknowleged 91 97 18 04 220 2 20 Mr. J. Harries ... Mr. A. Porter ... Anon 2 20 200 Dr. and Mrs. LI . Green Mr. Sharman Dr. Shepherd 10 6 Dr. and Mrs. Paulson ... Mr. Fowler G.B. 0.10 6 10 050 050 £ 119 16 11 FOR EXCELLENCE AND LIGHTNESS THE ROM . FORD NOURISHING STOUT is unequalled . It is easily digested , and is in all ways by far the most suitable for invalids , and its low 7.0 a.m. - London Night Mail , Continent , Bristol , Cheltenham , Hereford , South price brings it within the reach of all . Pints , Wales , East and West of England , and Broad - street , are the agents for Ross . - Advt . 2s . 6d . per dozen . - W . J. SADLER and SON , Rural Posts . 8.40 a.m. London , North of England , Scot- land , Ireland . 11.15 a.m. - London , Gloucester , Cheltenham , South Wales , all parts United Kingdom and Continent . 5.15 p.m. - Monmouth . 5.15 p.m. - London , Gloucester , Cheltenham , Hereford , South Coast , and the Conti- net of Europe . parts . 7.0 p.m. - London , Gloucester , and all In a few days oorrect all irregularities and emove all obstructions ; also oure Anamis , and ause no injury ; to the married or single are avaldable . From most chemists , or by post , ynder cover , 1/1 or 2/9 , from Horton & Co. , The Ross Gazette , Ltd. , bemists ( Chief Dispenser from the late dirmingham Lying - in Hospital ) , Dept. 10 , Anton Manor , Birmingham Bold over 60 years . All of Pills , also Improved Sanitary Towel , and in- adles should send penny stamp for a free sample beresting booklet post free . PRINTERS , PUBLISHERS , STATIONERS , BOOKSELLERS , ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS , & . 44. High - street , Ross , PHOTO FRAMES - For the largest selection of new patterns call at the " Gazette " Office . - Advt . HAREWOOD END AGRICTLTURAL SOCIETY SHOW , 1914 . BUSSELL & PIKE 1st Battalion Herefordshire Regiment ORDERS . RECRUITS Any smart young men de- sirous of enlisting into the above company can do so at any time on application at Drill Hall or to N.0.0.'s and men of the company . Issue of Rifles . The Company will parade at 7.45 p.m. on Friday , 17th inst . , for the purpose of drawing rifles , etc. , from stores . Class Firing - Class firing every Tuesday and Saturday at 2.30 p.m. until further ( Signed ) ' orders . R. GREATREX YATES , ( Capt . ) , Commanding B Company . ORDERS . SHROPSHIRE YEOMANRY - C SQUARDO SHROPSHIRE YEOMANRY . C. SQUADRON , All men of the Ross Troop to parade with rifles at the Victoria Hall , Ross , on Tuesday , April 21st , at 5.30 p.m. G. L. PARNELL , S.S.M. RAINFALL AT BROAD - STREET . [ Measured each day at 9 am . ] 00- -54 +45 -04 .00 April 9 10 " 11 " -12 " 13 " 14 ARE OFFERING several PRIZES " 15 this time , as usual . Please see Schedule Total 1-03 for 3 days . for particulars . Men's Own Brother cess . ADDRESS BY MR . A. E. R At the Sunday afternoon meet Ross Men's Own Brotherhood , Mogg , the president , occupied the there was a good company of me The address on this occasion was Mr. A. E. Rudge , C.C. , of Baysh Mr. Rudge based his remarks ) Josh . 1 , verse 8 , especially the l on how to be prosperous and have Looking at the question national standpoint , he said they the British nation has prospered the word of God had been freely and read . Especially had this hee in three reigns of monarchs of thi When King Alfred the Great was he helped to translate the Serin circulate them in the land , and country was raised out of harha ignorance to civilization ; when Qu beth commenced her reign , one of acts was to encourage the circulat Scriptures which were " diligently publicly acknowledged , " and it w not mere chance that at that tim hecame a great world power . In the great Armada was sent by B Spain , with its 132 large shi soldiers , and 2.630 cannon : to . country hack to the fold of Roman ism and into bondage to the Pope standing the inferiority of the Bri numbering only 36 sailing vessels other shins were lent by the merc nobles of the land ) , every school how the Armada was heaten , and matter of history how the great s arose did more to complete the vic all the gallant efforts of our own men . When they read of the Bri to - day costing £ 51.000.000 for one might be led to think that because nonghts and other means of def position must be secure , yet let from history how vain is the arm leaning on that alone . The same the reign of Victoria the good , asked by a foreign Prince the secr land's greatness , replied by handi Bible . In no reign were the Ser freely circulated or so widely read . reign has there been such unparall nerity or increase of power . On trary . in those countries where was largely excluded . the reverse case for instance , in Spain about of the population could neither write , and the same was true of ridden country of Portugal . Rut Bible was read , there was intellige perity and power . Although th Ross had not the power to inf nation vet , each had a nower in in which he mored , so let them efforts , first to get an intelligent of the word of God for themselves , to induce others to do the same prosperity and success mentioned it tion read would be theirs . Mr. R cluded with the remark that th Read the Bible to be wise , believ safe , and practise it to he holy . " Ross Free Church C ANNUAL MEETING AND E DENTIAL ADDRESS . A meeting convened by Ross Fr Conncil was held in the Weslevan Wednesday last . when the out - go dent ( Mr. J. T. Guy ) delivered . dential address . He was support ministers of the town . The Angus conducted the opening deve before calling upon Mr. Guv , refer esteem in which he was held b churchmen of Ross . He was one delighted to honour , and they hon most of all by using him . Mr. T. J. GUY said that his vea now drawing to a close , was the of work on a new footing . The C increased in its numbers , and the had worked hard to pull things tog bring their various activities They had had a busy vear th work in conjunction with the Y.W heen continued , and no doubt rest he forthcoming after many days . had the honour to entertain the Co eration , when the visit of the Gene tary , the Rev. F. B. Meyer . ha Then source of great inspiration . been the means of getting Mr. W for the United Mission when the the co - operation of several Anglic ( hear . hear ) . Their differences ( or say their variations ? ) had heen . as they had met together for pray in the present year the annual ex pulpits had been observed , and a te meeting had heen held ,, when t visited by Mr. Rassett Reynolds , o ster . The monthly prayer meeting been maintained and in his opinion Church Council stood , and shoul ingly stand for prayer . He woul speak more particularly that eveni subject of the Church as the Body The ideal of the Council which he which made him an enthusiastic m that it was a body animated by th Paul had a unity and harmony . the divisions of to - day , and for cause of divisions , viz . , a lurking of others , and a spirit of animosi strangers . Men were not natu disposed toward one another . natural animosity had crept even Church . He could not help thin the different denominations were of Divine influence they had mitted by , if they did not origina Divine mind . They night be T gether by the one spirit and made The only thing they had to deplore the denominations were so prone t their differences , and make them for unfriendliness and suspicion . had not the spirit of Christ , they of his . The Christian Church fell a it ceased to have living contact mind of Christ , it was designed fo and He could not fulfil his purpose contact with it . Of course , the not perfect : it was to grow into t and likeness of Christ . They m disheartened by their imperfecti were the body of Christ neverth them remember that only by doin of the Head could thefr imperfect The denominations were inter - den man ought to say that his denomi the only one ; each had a part to had been raised up for a certain every organ performed its functi or passive , there would be no ne vivals and reformations - these w sions of failure . They were livi way below their privileges if th schism to develop in the body , a regard themselves as bound to all low believers by more than natural by the power of love could their I ences be overcome - let them then ing the coming year for a renew Mr. Guy made a reference , in clos Kikyu controversy . and the sc the world felt for Christian disser world could not he won till every tion and every believer realised were a part of the one great Christ ( applause ) . The annual meeting of the Cou ed , with Mr. Guy in the chai work and hospital visitation were cussed , but the principal matter . -the election of officers - was po one month to allow of the app new delegates for 1914-15 , by on the affiliated churches . PRAYER AND HYMN BоокS , Br We hold a large stock marke figures . Inspection invited . Office . - Advt . |