The Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser for the Counties of Brecon Carmarthen Radnor Monmouth Glamorgan Cardigan Montgomery Hereford

FOR QUALITY in all kinds of FISH, MEATS atid FRUITS in Tins and Glass Jars, at Lowest Prices. MEREDITH AND SONS. THE STORES, BRECON. Telephone: yl 3. Telegrams: Stores, Brecon.

Telegrams: Trass, Brecon. Telephone P.O. 12. BRECON COUNTY TIMES THE BULWAttE & LTCN STREET. BRECON. Charges for Advertisements, PREPAID SCATIE. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS re- lating to SITUATIONS VACANT A:L' WANTED, APAKTJIKNTS. BOAKII AXD LOCGIVS, To LKT, FOR BALE, LOST AND Fou,D, &C., &'O., WILL be iivsc-rted in the "Brecon County Times'- at the following rates :— One Tfaredi No. cf Words. Insertion, Insertions. 15 or I>.sb 9d 1/6 16 to 20 1 /• 2/- 21 25 1/3 6 26 30 1/6 3/- 31 „ 35 1/9 3/6 36 40 2/- 4/. Additional words at the rate of 3d for -every five (or portion of five) for one inser- tion end 6d for three insertions. Stamps are not accepted ir payment. Advertisements will lie charged at VOUMJE the Above Rates if booked. PUBLIC NOTICES, MEETINGS, CONCERTS, &c. 3/- per inch eingle column. SALEH BY AUCTION 3/- ptr inch single colnmn. PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES AND PROSPECTUSES 1/- per line. LEGAL & OFFICIAL NOTICES: Gd. per line. B-IRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS, ACKNOW- LEDGMENTS, AND IN HEMORTAM NOTICES: 6d per line, minimum charge 2/6. THE BRECON COUNTY TIMES will be sent to any part of the Unitrd Kingdom at the following rates prepaid, 52 weeks 10/10 36 „ 5/5 13 2/9 And abroad at the Usual Rates Replies to Advertisements of the "Wanted" Class are received at the "County Times" Offices free of charge, to await the call of the Advertiser if it is desired to have tbem forwarded, an extra earn of 3d must accompany the advertise- ment. In all caeez where advertisers use box numbers or initials, ('¡Io "Coonty Times" Offices, written rel,lies must be sent per- -s(wal enquiries cannot be entertained. Persona,. aubVferiDg advertisements of situations vacant nre advised to send copif9 of testimonials only, intimating that the originals will be prtduced if require.

Births, Marriages & Deaths. DEATHS. i BAIU;O"VY.—On May 21st at Ffynone Street, Swansea, John Barrow, formerly of Brecon, aged 65 years. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The family of the late Mrs A-irimtti,, (" Coach and Horses," Llanvaes) wish to thank all kind friends for floral tributes and sympathy shown them in their recent bereavement.

Situations Vacant & Wanted. AGENTS W-.tnted.-Pearl Assurance Company requires good men for books at Builth,. Talybont and Llan- ,ciritidod.-Willi,-tms, District Manager, Gower House, Brecon. A PPRENTtCE Wanted, to the Print- I ing Trade. — Apply Manager, j 'Couiiiy Tii-ner, Brewii. ASSISTANT Wanted for General Ironmongery one with knowledge of Ironmongery preferred Welsh speaking permanency to suitable man. -A,,),,)l N .Jerkitis, Ironmonger, Dowlais. COMPETENT Lady Nurse wanted. immediately teaching not esseii- tial good needlewoman thoroughly | understand children's health used to responsible position good salary. Mrs Marsham, Coddington Court, Ledbury, COOK Wanted, used to large numbers, age 35 to 40 kitchen and scullery maid kept good references required. Miss Gould, The College, Llandovery. COWMAN Wanted and to help in Stables small cottage available if married Church of England. Mrs. Raikes. Treoerfydd, Bwlch. Breconshire. EXPERIENCED Sawyer Wanted for sleeper cutting state wages, etc.— Shapland <X: Son, West Dock, Cardiff. J GAPtDENER (one day a week) Wanted. — Woodlands School, Camden Road. I GENTLEMAN 28, height 5ft. Gins., — desires to correspond with lady of ] means widow not objected to con- fidential photos exchanged'; no agents. —Box 784, "County Times," Brecon. DONY wanted, about 14 hands, four 'years old any colour.—Particulars find price to Murray, Cefn Pare, Brecon. \Y/ANTED Workman-Waggoner married to live in farmhouse.— Apply Smith, Millbrook, Brecon. STRONG General wanted for small modern house at Birkenhead good comfortable home for reliable girl. Write, Mrs. James Cotter, 5, Palm Hill, Oxton, Birkenhead. TJXMAS Wanted used to Iron- monger's Shop permanency and good wages to suitable man.—Apply Jenkins, Ironmonger, Dowlais. WANTED, superior Cook-House- keeper, 30-40, maid kept near Brecon. — Apply, Box 127, "County Ti;iies Office, Brecon. WANTED, experienced General on June 24th, for 4 weeks only, for I Llangynidr.—Write, with reference, to Mrs Sparks, Carlyle House, Gorleston, Gt. Yarmouth. w ANTED at once single-handed Nurse or Nurse-housemaid for Loy two 3"ears, own nurseries and waiting, state wage, experience. &c.—Mrs Edward Davies. Pontarfran. near Brecon. I w ANTED, a smart lad as Apprentice to the Grocery Trade good wages, out.—James Isaac, Crickhowell. I W AXTED, Cook (good plain), between-maid kept good wages. —Mrs. Partridge, Gilwern. Abergavenny. WANTED on Estate, good Country Carpenter state wages.—Apply Price, Bryncotlii, Nantgaredig. VY/ANTED, Nurse, with some ex- perience, for bab}' girl of a month. —Mrs. W. Leyson, Penscynor Cottage, near Neath, South Wales. WAXTED. single man as Waggoner standard wages given. — Apply W. F. Lloyd, Llangoed Estate Office, Llyswen. Breconshire. \Y ANTED, Housemaid; full par- ticulars.-lilrs. JoiieslWilliains, Cwy Pare, Talybont-on-Usk. VYVORKING Companion-Help for modern easily worked house at Birkenhead electric light good wages to one willing undertake all household duties.—Full particulars and references, Box 5a, "County Times" Offices, Brecon. ANTED, Working Housekeeper for Farm mile out of Brecon, two in family, small dairy.—Box 93, County Times."—Brecon. WANTED, immediately, Cook General, house and parlourmaid kept, good, wages and comfortable home. Apply, Mrs. Ley, Gilbert's Cliff, Langland, Rwansea." \Y/ANTED at once experienced Dressmakers, good salary also excellent opportunity occurs for two Apprentices to dressmaking. Apply Monsieur and Madame Perrier, Ladies' Tailors and Artistic Dressmakers, above Bradley's, Outfitters, Brecon. w ANTED, Housemaid-Waitress; also General.—Apply Price, Brighton House, Llandrindod. W ANTED a capable Wheelwright for country Mill good wages to suitable man.—A. Jones and Sons Ltd., Abergavenny. W/ANTED a good General also a Housemaid also Housemaid Waitresses.—Apply Mrs A. Owen, Baveno, Llandrindod Wells. YY7 ANTED an experienced capable Farm Hand, wages 33s a week andhouse.—Apply Gilbertson, Abercrave House, Abercrave. Lost and Found. I OST in Brecon Small Black Carpet J Bag, lettered W. Williams, County Surveyor, Brecoti.,N 5s. reward. —Apply County Times," Brecon. CTRAYED to Clyro Court Farm, end S of February, two.-year-old Hill Wether Sheep if not claimed within 7 days will be sold.—A. Bishop. TRAYED to Danyllan, Garthbrengy, Two Mountain Wethers, pitchmark both sides M. also cross raddle mark on loin. If pot claimed within 14 days will be sold to defray expenses.—W. Thomas. Miscellaneous. URE Cure for Gapes in Chicken. I Turkeys, etc. testimonials from all parts 30 years' reputation Tins 1/3.- Marshall, Honiton, Devon. LEANSING DRENCHES.—Cleansing Drenches for Cattle. Prepared from the recipe of an eminent veterinary surgeon. Is. Gd. each, 2 for 2s. 9d., 15s. dozen. Stanton, Veterinary Chemist. Brecon. I-OR SALE. 3-ton Timber Carriage, 2 ■ Lorries, 1 Large Furniture Van, 3i ton Tipping Trailer all in excellent con- dition.—Apply, after G p.m., Fountain, Brecon. MOLESKINS—1,000,000 Wanted at 90s. per 100, to complete Con- tract. Also Fox Skins, Hare, Rabbit, Otter, Badger and Cat Skins. Feathers and Horsehair bought. Cash same day. -H. Stuart & Co., The Moleskin Specialists, Stuart House, Albion Buildings. Aldersgate Street, London, E.C. 1. Tel. Central 10349. I FARMERS' Wives who use Gwillim's r Cheese Rennet will find it acts quickly and separates the cheese per- fectly. You get more cheese, it is ready for market sooner and the flavour is so much nicer. Reduced prices. 1/6, 2/9, ,1}/3.-Gwillim. The Chemist, Brecon. CAULIFLOWER PLANTS—Eclipse, C Veitche's A.G., Savoys, Best of All, Drumhead, Winningstadt Cabbage. Ox Cabbage, 2s. per IOO, 10s. per 1000 car- riage or post paid.—C. H. Porter, Mun- ston Farm, Hereford. [V OLE Trappers, Marine Store ■ Dealers and Gamekeepers.— Moleskins Wanted. 90s. per 100. Also Rabbit and Hare Skins, Horse Hair, Feathers, Fox Skins. I buy any kind of Furs and Skins, also Waste Paper. Cash by return.—W. G. Stamford, 53is, Aldersgate Street, London, E.C. 1. WANTED, Pitwood, Fir and Oak.— Particulars to David Jones and Co., Ltd. (Pontnewynydd), Belle Vue, near Pontypool, Mon. CHEEP SHEARING. — Shearing time k-' visit Stanton's get Pitch or Cooper's Sheep marking fluid get Stanton's cut oils, a splendid dressing for healing cuts quickly and keeping off fly. Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. — m (JENNET.—The reliability of Stanton's Rennet has made its reputation. Users say they like it because it always gives the same result. They can depend on it. Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. » j—j ALL'S FLY POWDER.—Hall's Fly Powder effectually prevents fly striking and gives the fleece a nice rbrown colour. Is. Gd. tins.—Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. M AGGOT LOTION. — Look before coming to Market whether Maggot Lotion is needed, and if so call at Stanton's. Is. bottles, 10s. doz. Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. piG Cots, Poultry Houses, Tool, ■ Cycle and Motor Houses, Chicken Coops, runs in all sections with bolts, strong board and felt roofs, coated Creosote carriage paid.—Saw Mills, Exmouth Street, Cheltenham. F ARMHOUSE Apartments to Let with use of Garage.—Apply c/o Hughes and Son, Stationers," Brecon. pULLETS and Ducks laying 10/6 each, 96 dozen chickens two months old 2/6 each, 30s. dozen 12 chicks and mother 30s,; list free. Hummell, Stratford, Essex. p-OR SALE, conveniently situated Leosehold Dwelling House in Brecon, thirty years unexpired lease.-Apply Box 10, County Times Office, Brecon. Business Notice. I—j ENRY WILLIAMS, formerly of Mill Street, Brecon, begs to inform his numerous clients that he has removed his place of business as news- paper agent, rag and bone merchant, and horse slaughterer from Mill Street, Brecon, to Dinas Road, Brecon, where all orders will be received. WANTED. Antique Furniture, Coloured Engravings, Old China, Glass, Silver. Complete Libraries of Books. Good Prices given. Personal Visit Arranged. D WILLIAMS, Old Curiosity Shop, CARMARTHEN. gwTllim 5 s MOLE POISON ty3 Per Packet. Easy to use and certain to Kill Moles, Rats or Mice. NO TROUBLE—Only requires a few minutes of yom time. Obtainable only of- GWILLIM, The Chemist, BRECON. Public Notices. G. Jtyyint R. Brecknockshire Summer Assizes, 1919. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Commission at Nisi Prius, Oyer and Terminer and of General Gaol Delivery for the County of Brecon will be opened at BRECON, on SATUR- DAY, the 31st day of MAY. 19H), before the Honourable Mr JUSTICE AVORY, KNIGHT, one of the Judges of His Majesty's High Court of Justice, Justice of our said Lord the King. RHYS DAVIES, Esquire, High Sheriff. All Justices of the Peace, Mayors. Coroners, Escheators, Stewards, Chief Constables, and Bailiffs of Hundreds and Liberties within the said County, and all Jurors. Persons bound by Recog- nizances, Witnesses, and others having business are required to attend at the SHIRE HALL, in BRECON, on MONDAY, the 2nd day of JUNE, 191!), at a quarter past Eleven of the' Clock in the forenoon precisely, and their attend- ance is not required before MONDAY, the said 2nd day of JUNE, 1919, at the hour aforesaid. DAVID THOMAS JEFFREYS, Under Sheriff. I Sheriff's Office, Brecon, the 24th day of April, 1919. I BUILTH COUNTY INTER- MEDIATE SCHOOL. Evans' Exhibitions, From iG to X14, offered to FARMERS' SONS. 1919. A T LEAST EIGHT EXHIBITIONS OF £ 6 EACH, Enable at the above School, are offered on the results of an Examination to be. held in July next. Successful Candidates who cannot at- tend the School daily from their homes will be awarded, IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, AUGMENTATIONS NOT EX- j ('EEDING C8 EACH, or if they can attend School daily by train, the amount of their railway fares. The Exhibitions and Augmentations will be tenable for three years, and may be renewed on the recommendation of the Head Master for a fourth year. They may be discontinued for mis- conduct, idleness, or non-attendance. The Examination will be open to Farmers' Sons duly nominated by a Trustee, who have attained eleven and have not attained fourteen years of age on June 30th, 1919, who have attended an Elemenary School for three years, and passed the FIFTH STANDARD, and who reside in the HUNDREDS OF BUILTH OR COLWYN, OR IN THE PARISHES ADJACENT, provided that their parents or guardians undertake to keep them at the Intermediate School for at least THREE YEARS. For list of Parishes, Forms of Nom- ination, and further information, apply to C. J. WEARN, Gwynfryn, Builth, Clerk to the Trustees. Rural District Couoeil of Hay. LOCAL FOOD COMMITTEE. Parishes of- Aberllynfi. Glynfach. Tregoyd & Velindre. Llanelieu. Pipton Talgarth (&- Trefecca). Hay Rural. Bronllys. Llanigon. Llyswen. BRITISH-MADE BUTTER PRICES. -N OTIK",E is given that the District Maximum Prices have been with- drawn, and consequently the general Maximum Price now applies :— RETAIL. British-made Butter 2/6 per lb. By Order of the Committee, JAMES GUNTER, May 20th, 1919. Executive Officer. "Brecon Wake Up." Why have low fertility, shortage of Eggs, and weak Chickens from your Poultry ? When by using Pearson's Pre-digested "Protein" System of Feed- ing, an abundance of Eggs, strong fertility and healthy "Chickens are assured. This is the genuine Egg pro- ducer, which the Yorkshire farmers use, and which gets t'.e best from your Poultry. Nothing to nurt the Hen. Call at MEREDITH Oi SONS, Up-to-date Corn Stores, who will supply you with leaflet explaining the pre-digested system gratis. 1 J Public Notices. County of Brecon. u RABIES. Monmouthshire* and District (Control of Dcgs) Order 01 1919 (No. 8) THE Board of Agricultu re ant ■ Fisheries have ordered :— That the provisions of the Monmouth- shire and District (Control of Dogs Order of 1U19 (No. 5) shall cease to operate as from the commencement ot this Order, and the following provision shall thereupon take effect :— No dog shall be moved out of the area described in the First Schedule hereto unless it is accompanied by a licence of the Board authorising such movement and signed by an Officer of the Board, and any such licence may be subject to such conditions as to the detention and isolation of the dog or otherwise as the Board may think necessary or desirable and shall be specified in the licence: Provided that the Article shall not apply to :—(a) the movement of a dog under a licence granted by the Board, or (b) the move- ment of a dog through such area by railway from a place outside the area to another place outside the area without unnecessary delay and without being I rebooked within the area. A dog in the area described in the First Schedule hereto shall at all times (a) whilst in or on any public place, be efficiently muzzled with an effective wire cage muzzle, and shall also, I whilst in or on any such place in the parts of the said Area which are described in the Second Schedule hereto, be led by a person with a collar and chain or other attach- ment Provided that the require- ment as to leading shall not apply to a dog in charge of a competent person while being used for the driving or tending of Cattle or sheep (b) whilst in oron any other place be- (i) confined in a kennel or other enclosure from which the dog cannot escape or (ii) secured to some premises by a collar and chain or (iii) efficiently muzzled with an effective wire cage muzzle Provided that paragraph (b) shall not apply to any pack of hounds while being exercised under the supervision of two or more competent attendants, or to any dog in charge of a competent person while being used for the capture or de- struction of vermin or rabbits. The provisions of this article shall not apply to any dog confined in a suitable hamper, crate, box, or other receptacle, so constructed as to render it impossible for such dog, while so confined, to bite any person or animal. Any dog found in or on any public place in the area described in the first Schedule hereto, in respect of which the provisions of this Order as to control or muzzling are not being complied with, may be seized by the Local Authority or by the Police. This Order shall come into operation on the Twenty-seventh day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen. FIRST SCHEDULE. Area referred to in this Order. An area comprising In the administrative County of Glam- organ The Petty Sessional Divisions of New- castle and Ogmore, Cowbridge, Dinas Paw is. and Kibbor (except the Parishes of Lis vane and Llanedeyrn) and The Parishes of Margam, Llautrisant, and Pentyrch and also comprising The City and County Borough- of I Cardiff. Sl,"('()NI).S(*JIEDUI.F. SECOND SCHEDULE. Parts of the above area referred to in Article 2 of this Order. The City and County Borough of Cardiff The Petty Sessional Division of Kibbor (except the Parishes of Lisvane and Llanedeyrn); and The Pahes of Leckwith, Michaelston- le-pit, St. Andrew's Major, Penarth. Lavcrnock, Sully and Barry. HENRY F. W. HARRIES, Clerk of the Broconshire County Council. County Hall, Brecon, 27th May, 1919. Copies of the above Order can be ob- tained on application to the Secretary, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, 4. 1 Whitehall Place, Loudon, S.W. 1. A aBs < t) h jg J3 TheMeasure of a Mdn 1 IK' 'k1 lb 1 fl*1 'k'1,6 ARE YOU THE |r TENTH MAN? | w E undertake to fit from Stock nine out of ten men with our high grade Suits. and the teiitb-the man whose measure- 4- ments come outside the scope of our fitiel y -orraduated Scale of Stock sizes wW easure him arid secure a sp all,)- cut and tailored suit an exact individual fit, a Suit that is sound and will, like our ready-ta; lored garments. retain its shape and weariug qualities throughout a Ion, life of pleasing service. 4 If you are the Tenth man come in and see our rangd of materials, we shall certainly please you. I The AND AT i Opposite XlBRgCOrjX BUILTH. |L Monument Public Notices. Public Nntinf*a. CNLISTMKNT of Men for Garrison Duties with the Armies of Occupation for Ex- Soldiers and Men who have not Previously Served. PERIOD OF ENLISTMENT.-Up to 30th April, 1920, or such less period as may be required. QUALIFICATIONS.—(a) Age 18 years and upwards (b) Physical Standards— men 38 years and over should be Category A, B (l) or B (2). Men below this age can only be accepted if in. Category B (2). (c) Height—5ft. and upwards. Pay and bonus as for Army of Occupation. Married men will draw separation allowance. Single men will draw dependant's allowance if pre- viously in payment. ENLISTMENT of Men in the Labour Corps for Ex- Soldiers and Men Who Have Not Previously Served. Men eligible to enlist—(a) Men of 38 years and upwards of any Category, (b) men of 17 years and upwards below I Category B (l). Period of Enlistment—Up to 30th April. 1920, or such less period as may be required. Pay as for the Labour Corps with War Bonus and ADDITIONAL PAY for days when actually employed on exhumation duties—Warrant and Non- Commissioned Officers 3s per diem. and 2s 6d per diem for all other ranks. Separation allowance to married men. Dependants' allowance to single men if previously in payment. For further information regarding the above two enlistments apply to the Recruiting Officer, Brecon. SEED POTATOES for Sale. "The Factor" £ 7 10s per ton, 8s per cwt.—Apply Adam, Garth House, Garth, Breconshire. i BRECON COUNTY ANNUAL. It is proposed to resume ) Publication of the BRECON COUNTY i ANNUAL which had to be sus- pended during the latter 11 part of the war owing to the scarcity of paper. Further announcements will be made in due course. Mr. Ernest W. Baker (Fellow of the Royal College of Organists). Organist and Choirmaster Priory Church, BRECON. Receives Pupils for Pianoforte, Organ, Singing, Theory, &c. t) 0 Ensemble Classes for the Practice of Chamber Music. SCHOOLS VISITED. For terms apply- 19. The Struet, Brecon. Cambrian Railways. ALTERED TRAIN SERVICE MAY 5th until further notice. New Time Tables now on Sale at the Stations and Bookstalls, Price Id. S. Williamson, General Manager. Oswestry, May, 1919.