The Glamorgan Gazette

Irldgand Preparatory and Commlrfrrial Schaor for Boys and Giris, Lessor Town Hall. WABTSB Rey. T.Gwilym Jones, B.D. (EOKOTTB8, CACKABtEBK COLLBGl). ftmwnts prepared tor Ministerial OoUesa)? Oell?w of Preceptore, Oxford and CMtbtM? Loo<? Post OSce and Banu ExamiaaiiaQR &?oial Commercial Course. Arithmetic Bt<t?' ? bad. Book-keeping, T?y?writi aM Qtu?? Pupils Coached in one or more R?j?tL A Good List of Successes. ST. MARGARET'S gCHOOL, J £ RIDGEND. DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. FULLY QUALIFIED RESIDENT MISTRESSES. SPRING TERM Boarders, January 19th, 1920; Day Scholars, January 20th, 1920. PBINCIPAL MISS ALEXANDER.

BRIDGEND DRAPERS' AND OUTFITTERS' ASSOCIATION. Closing Hours for Xmas Week Monday, December 22nd 7 p.m. Tuesday, December 23rd 8 p.m. Wednesday, December 24th 9 p.m. XMAS HOUOA YS PREMISES WILL BE C L O ',ki Hi ID CHRISTMAS DAY, BOXING DAY, AND ALL DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27 tk. 927 DANCING. SPECIAL CLASSES for Latest Fox-Trot, Jazz, Hesitation Waltz, Boston Waltz, One-Step, Maxina, etc., on Tuesdays, at 7 p.m. • Also Cla,Ps for Beginners, Thursdays at 7 p.m. PriYate Lessons by Appointment. iMR, & MRS. BROWNING, W.K.T.D., 1050 12 SUNYYSIDE ROAD, BRIDGEND. ■—1 ■ J"*11— — WANTED. TT^A^sTED,—Old Worn-out Horses for killing; best prices given; don't keep them to eat what good horses ought to have.-Apply, Walter Powell, Horse Commission Agent, Bridgen^. It) 46 -_+- WANTED,-General Servant, 20-25; able wash, iron, and milk one cow. -Mrs. Roberts, Maesgwyn, Bryncethin. 322 WANTED, Capable Girl for Household duties; age 18 to 20; references required.— Apply, 62 Quarella Road, Bridgend. 857 W AKTED,-Intelligent Boy, with knowledge of Shorthand and Typing.—Dapho L. Powell & Co., Solicitors, Bridgend. 867 WANTED,-Resp,-ctable Girl, 14 to 16, for Button-making and Junior Office work.- Grant <& Williams, Tailors, Bridgend. 990 WANTED,-Girl, about 16 as General; able to milk or willing to learn.—Mrs. Rees, Pwll- ygath Farm, Kenfig Hill. 981 WANTED,-Young Housemaid; General may suit; references.—Mrsi'^Nell, Broadlands, Bridgend. i 879 WANTED,-ICitchenmaid, Two Generals, and strong Boy.—Apply, Wyndham Hotel, Bridgend. 902 W ANTED,-A capable Girl; wages, t25. —Apply, Mrs. Thurston, Bryncae Farm, Llanharan. 891 W ANTED,-A Good Girl as, General, assist in bat when required; good home to suitable applicant.-Apply, Mrs. Carmody, Mount Plea- sant Hotel, Trecynon, Aberdtire. 892 TV"ANTED,—Experienced General after Christ- mas; small family; comfortable home.-— Apply, Mrs. Dobbins, The Beeches, Merthyr- taawr Road, Bridgend. 1 ,;J008 WANTED-Three Unfumished Ro#4ns or Fur- nished Apartments for two people in Bri-d- fend.—Apply Box No. 1009, Gazette O?cp- ridgeii4, ? 1? XyANTED,—Capable "bay Girl.—Apply, Mrs. 0. Lewis, 67 Cowbridge Road, Bridgend. -1' '.7'> ,> ó;. :¡ '1O- W ANTED by Young Lady, Two Furnished Rooms, with attendance.—Apply, Box No. 1038, Gazette -OCices, Bridgend. 1038 W ANTED,-A Day Girl.—Apply, Mrs Mum- ford, Wyijclliaii) Street, Bridgend. 1023 JEW ANTED,—A Good General, able to milk.— Apply, Pant Farm, Bryncethin. 998 WANTLD,-Go,oa General.—Apply, 70 Victoria I Avenue, Porthcawi. 1013 ,TIf ANTED,—A capable Geiiei-di references re- quired; good wages.: — Mrs. Horrocks, Saughtoti. Coity Road, Bridgend. 1063 Ty ANTED,—A strong Girl, aged 17 or 18; fond off children; with reference—Apply Mrs. Phillips, Queen's Head, Bridgend. 1043 ANTED to Purchase good Pony and Gover- ness Car.—Apply Box No. 1065, Gazette Offices, Bridgend. 1065 W AED,t capable General; references re- quired.—Apply, Mrs. Q'Regan, Woodlands, Brynmenyn. 1066 WÂNTED,Smart' Errand Boy. Apply, Williams & Evans, and 4 Queen Street, j Bridgend. ? and 4 QLLeOll Street, l — 7—•—— *TANTED,—A Man for Warehouse Work.— Langdon's, Ltd., Dunraven Factory, Bridg- end. 779 WANTED A Good. General, or Day Girl.- Mrs. Russell Brovnv Adare Street, Bridg- ■" '769 end. •.i • APPRENTICE to learn Mechanical Dentistry; must be intelligent, and reside near Bridg- .eD.d.Apply, evenings 7 p.m., or;N- i&Hfcirday-.— W^lk^r's Dental Surories,, Bridgend^ j(, 793 APABLE Daily M-aicr- required^— Garth House, Merfa Street, Bridge&cL 985 GOOD Clean Y:ouugGirl; gooti "referencs: Mrs. Hawkins, Dunraven Place, Bridgend. 1069 HAULAGE Wanted for Small Tractor and HTrailor.-Day, The Green, Bridgend. 656 MISCELLANEOUS. ACTUAL test proves that Karswood '(Hariu- less) Spice added to hen food produces double the eggs as same food without Karswood. 1/3.Matthes, Seedsman, The Arcade, Aberavon, and Station Road, Port 'Talbot. 391 T>ULLETS which iiti&'t lay don't pay. .Kars < wood Poultry Spice,, containizit; ground in- jects, ENSURES eggs. Try a sample. All, last 1 year's customers are coining back .for it. packets 2.?, 7?d., and 1/3. Mumford, 39 1 ? Wyndham Street, Bridgend. 280 t .'Wyndham Street, -Btidg4nd. 280' PIGS would not eat, and weighed only 28-i6». .,e,a ,h. After getting KarswOod Pig I Powders they weht to li cwts. each- Powders, -twelve for l/hQ.mM.?tth?s, Seedsman, The Arcade, Aberavon, and Bl?on?IM?d, Pert Arcade, A t xeravon, arid Station Rdad, 39- Talbot '• 1'' CWILL tub waste lowers; the pig food till, but use Karswood Pig Powders twice weekly to prevent indigestion or crop • sickness. Twelve powders 1/—E. S. Davies, 75 Oxford street, Pontycy miner. 884 -"CACK THE LOT" of inferior poultry foods, and get more eggs by LAYING MEAL. Recommended by. A- & L. Davies, 53 Commercial Street, Maesteg. 1029 fiWILL-l'ED baconer scaled nearly 400-lbs. after getting Karswood Pig Powders twice weekly. Always use them when giving swill., Penny, allh, twelve for Inter- national Stores, Blaengarw Road, Blaengar*. TIle greatest doubter is convinced after one thorough test of Kars-o-od,, $pice-the ",6gg j producer it is a pleasure to sell, beci i t gives J such satisfaction. 2M-, ,l. 1 '3.Davld I 2 l.. Williams, Grocer, Wyndham Street ,Bridgend. • 1032 TO get ouT of 4?ll food all the eggs there are !N I TO get OUT add a little Karswood Spice. Re- suits usuany?douhle when Karswood is added. 2^d., 7?1., 1/3.—David Williams, Grocer, Wynd- ham Street, Bridgend 1031 THE greatest doubter is convinced after one thorough test of Karswood Spice-the egg producer it is a pleasure to sell, because it gives satisfaction. Packets 2., 71d., 1/3.—E. S. Pavies, 75 Oxford Street, Pontycymmer. 997 v Y 011 are in Doubt I AS TO THE NATURE OF YOUR I CHRISTMAS GIFT, Then Visit i WALLINGTONS BRIDGEND, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE I AND RETAIL Glass, China and v. • Earthenware Dealer IN SOUTH WALES FOR Choice Tea Sets, Dainty Dinner Ware AND NUMEROUS OTHER Useful Presents. t WE Beg to inform our Wholesale Customers that we are clearing our Warehouse to make room for the New Year's Stocks. We therefore have several good CLEARING, LINES SUITABLE FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. SHOWROOMS AT 25 NOLTON STREET, and t and 2 BRACKLA STREET. WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE: CHURCH ROAD, BRIDGEND. 724 i t ? THE Bridgend Motor Ifaufage and Contracting Co. ^4-TQN FURNITURE REMOVED TO ANY DISTANCE ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL KINDS OF HAULAGE. All communications to be addressed to Garage; Brewery Yard. I Representative: P. GODWIN, 46 NEWCASTLE HILL, BRIDGEND. 974 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DENTISTRY. I M.R. PORTER Dental Surgery. (Late of Cardiff), NOW AT 42, D u n'rave n place, (Over' Old Post Omce), c. BRIDGEN. HOURS OF ATTENDANCE: 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. (WEDNESDAYS.¡lO A.M. to 1 P.M:YDAII,.y;- 1026 ■ • 1026 HAVING PURCHASED THE FURN?im??"'?' ":nusiNÊSS ,r. C^TRRI^D on by MESSRS. REES WILLIAMS & SON, Emporium, John Street, .We are now open to Supply pURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Fine Selection of Antique and Modern Pieces at Most Reasonable Prices. Personal- Attention to all Orders. Free delivery within 10 Miles. BELL TENTS FOR SALE AND HIRE. Before Buying Christmas Presents visit us for Antiques, etc. Most Useful Articles now on view at Moderate Prices. < SPECIAL THIS WEEK:—Solid American Walnut Book Case, 4ft. Ladies' and Gents' Cycles, excellent condition; Wheeler & Wilson Treadle Sewing Machine. F L, W ?fF? CLEDDAU QUSE, L,. W., REESP PORTHCAWL. 1030. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURAMCE. INCORPORATED A.D. 1720. FIRE, LIFE, SEA, ACCIDENT, MOTOR CAR, PLATE GLASS, BURGLARY, EMPLOYERS' LIABIL- ITY, FIDELITY GUARANTEES, THIRD PARTY, LIFT, BOILER, MACHINERY, ANNUITIES. The Corporation will act as EXECUTOR OF WILLS. TRUSTEE or WILLS & SETTLEMENTS. Special Terms granted to Annuitants. when health is impaired. Apply for full particulars to- Mr. D. J, GWYN, London Joint City, Midland Bank, Ltd., BRIDGEND. Messrs. GWYN & GWYN, COWBRIDGE; or Bristol Branch, 41 Corn Street. Head Office: Royal Exchange, London, E. C. 3. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS Thorley's Food for Cattle is a condiment for Horsey and all Stock. During ploughing or heavy" work extra exertion is required from your horse. Give your horse a packet or tea- cupfuHni the night-manger food. 275 Par XNlS PRESENTS. It will pay you, before deciding to purchase elsewhere, to see my.Stock of Suits, Costumes, Rain- coats, Blouses, Skirts, Corsets, Hats, Caps, Glbves, Ties, Hosiery, and hundreds of other Articles, all suitable for Christmas Presents. The Cheapest Shop In the district 1 THE NOTED HOUSE FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. MYERS BERSOYITGH, NOLTpNST 14YEIRQo B E R S O?',XJ- ?TL, ,'JOL 'Sni GENt$Y") Wholesale S upglied 'Wholeli!lle .Slie" ,M"I    DAIMLER 2-3 Ton Commercial Chassis. Delivery, January, 1920. Price: £ 950. INTERNATIONAL 1 Ton Chassis. Immediate Delivery- Price: R550. FULL PARTICULARS FROM JOHN GRACE & SON, LTD., MOTOR ENGINEEBS, il, Dunraven Place, BRIDGEND The Cinema, Bridgend. "J ,,1" r Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday-GOLDWYN STAR, The FEAR WOMAN >\ .j' Hands Up, Episode 12- Have Another, Stoll Comic. < J i' —;— 1 c >V—1 jrhur^Xy» .Fr^V» MARSH in JV1, ,iõ¡ '.¡;" ,-< = ;A?'?'t????? FV?-An'????s .?  ,jt :f. m? ?. i?.- j < 'Go: R?d Glov? Episode f). ? I Wa?t Ä'P a Lady. itt10Jy '*• Paitafe GaietU; 111' '*>■■■■ | ( — Monday, Dec. 15th, and during \*eek at 7-75. <, SATURDAY, TWICE NI9HTLY. 6-30 & 8-?5.,????? .0- i -i :<-> :—— ——: —— • V The Leading Variety ppustp -'1 U L't'? d 3 M' ,t"  Up-to-Date Pr'ogramm-e „ 'Particulars: ,Sr P,()str:s.¡: ■ .A ■■■ • CQckshutt -— = ?—— rLUUbiib. ,f, Best f?r all C???itict?s. ^-FurrowRiding Tractor Plough. IP v Convertible to 3-Furrows. t ,r '¿': rThe Cheapest Tractor Plough Offered, ,v V ,4Y' I v VáJ' ??c-?M/ ???/M?/?. Immediate D'elivery'. 17, c .i -y -Fffcient'an d eiItn edztile' Delz*vety,*  Particulars,from B-A- LISTER & Co.? Ud-, Durs?ey, e!e?: Or fr-oni Loco Ag?!?87(ESTA t L IsHED 1867).' John Ur?ce& Sons, Ltd., ??M7?y?/J5'M? Porthcawl and Bridgend. 'I   ??VESOAtLYBLMKLtM!NB ? -A ro i re s' Bedsteads, Peram bulators, l i c. iBB|BWhHSS^- ALL IROMMONGEIM COLTHURST & HARDIN I ?C  WALK* )W.EJ?rn.EX. W«!teT M)U.5 ) U hRIPCCWO CLAH. t?J t;  m  Las^u!^ ?? USER of th«"Li>t«r" Cream Separator, and he will. JKbEi v°u °f th* tati6^c' tion [t.gtves. The reason Is that Its I!, Design Is right, the )1V Materials and Work. manilhis; the very finest JSf Wk & -nothing to so wrong. The Made In Six 8JM.. I lOTCTD Witjh o caao paGcaitllioes n8sl".r."?, LISTER U to '0 Oallon. Cream Separator can be delivered from stock. Write for Catalogue and name of nearest Agent, to R. A. LISTER & Co. LTD. t DURSL.EY, Glos. I—■— £ 5 MOLESKINS. Million skins wanted. Five POHINIS per 100 for Best Quality .-G erra rd, Furriers, Edinburgh. 925 MRS. A. WALKER, 19, A dare Street, BRIDGEND, BJï:GS to announce that she has OPENED BUSINESS at the above Address with a Choice Selection of Goods for LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. SPORTS COATS, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, FANCY APRONS, GLOVES, HANDKER- CHIEFS; UMBRELLAS, CHILDREN'S DR|pES, COATS, PINAFORES, JERSEYS,  ————- &C.T? 'E??yTHtNG FOR GDl?P ALSO IN STOCK. W? ? y?? will be Esteemed.  IW2 Broken Hearts Made Sound as Ever I ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO GET MARRIED, AND THEN FURNISH YOUR HOUS E FROM THE VAST STOCKS HELD BY BEVAN CO., Ltd., Cardiff, Pontypridd, Swansea, Etc. BEYOND ALL QUESTION, THE LARGEST SELECTION OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, Etc., Etc., IS TO BE FOUND IN THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE PRINCIPALITY. NEWEST DESIGNS. MODERATE PRICES. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. DELIVERY FREE UP TO 2G0 MILES FROM ALL BRANCHES. v A SPECIAL EVENT AT HENRY LAVIERS' j MAWSTEG. l 1\1 A\:ÎfiJT E G ? *? 'i", I THEJ0PENING OF A NEW MANtLE SHOW ROOM TO-DAY, WITH A SALE OF i 1 > COATS, COSTUMES, AND FURS. A?O THE OPENING 0? A NEW BLOUSE AND CORSET DEPARTMENT ON THE FtRSt FLOOR. SPECIAL VALUE DURING THE OPENING WEEK. MISS OUR I iJiljUND XMAS BAZAAR \< NOW IN FULL SWING. r DOL?? TOYS, ROCKING HORSES, TRICYCLES, SCOOTERS, MECCANOS, AND GAMES JIN ENDLESS VARIETY. ? CHRISTAS PRESENTS TO SU?ALL. I INVITE YOU TO WALK ROUND. 0  .r range of GLOVES for Christmas Presents cannot be beaten. A?Fine Selection of Leather and Silk Bags, Beads, Perfume, Handkerchiefs, and Scarves, ,tc.. select from. B? possible value in Blankets and Quilts.. 0 BV Selection of Coats and Costume Tweeds ?s quite new and up-to-date. ?. MEN'S CLOTHING VEPARTM?NT. SOCIAL SHOW this week of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Overcoats, Hats, Ties, Gloves, Pant;d Vests, etc. Aa?nts for Burberri and Acquascutum Coats, Christy? Hats, Alpha ?and Wolsey Pants and LatfSdonS Little Talks: Fiv.. ^J)0 you remember. the old-time Christmas ?\ ,-)  ?'  ?_, ?? Lagdons Little Talks: ^stocking for the treasures it contained? And the LANGDON'S TOFFEE APPLES,  you had.' ■' ??§?? 4??p the game alive for the kiddies, of to-day— see that they get plenty of BL-—^111 LANGDON'S TOFFEE CYMRO, the delight LANGDbNS, LTD.. kiddies.oftcHiay- "stoc)dng for the treasures it oontaip..f And the Daprav^t? Factory, BRIDGEND. fun you had? v GILBERT WILLIAMS, (9} | Presents, LAN6-DON'S TOFFEE CYMRO, the delight I 7J. of all,}\ho'ave trie?- them. Buy soiné at the ^ILVER, LEATHER, aatd EBONY GOODS at our We are now showing one of the Largest Selections of GOLD, ^3^1% 'D,u.,rav.,) factory," BRID&END. usual Competitive Prices. y^sjkJj .iuV.: • r t >  A FiIY' MMSMjmM Investment RECENTLY a family of ten walked into a London Bank and astonished the cashier by buying, each one of them, 500 Savings Certificates. The. total cost of the Certifi- cates was 1,3,875. In ten years' time that family will receive < back Six Thousand Five Hundred Pounds !-a clear profit of earned by simply waiting for it I ) >; Of coune. it is obvious that such a family must be fairly wealthy. Most families cannot contemplate investing £ '• thousands. The point of the story. however, is this. If Savings Cefti6cates are 804 enough for the wealthy to buy thfm ? ? ? ?p to the hik/'they are good enough for YOU, who oan, perhaps, invest only hundreds, or tens, or pounds I "■ '"r^- A- « t (L??E?77?C47? Carinas Buy them YOURSELF. Advise YOUR WIFE to invest her housekeeping savings in them. Teach YOUR CHILDREN to save their pocket mqiqey to buy them. If you hold a rS16 Certificate for 10 years you get back Cz :6:0 EVERY CERTIFICATE VOU BUY ADDS H^LF A GITINEA TO THE FAMILY FORTUNE Sav m's C^rt;ncnt^t are obtainable tbroiijrb a Association- or from Anv Bank. Money Order Post Office or Ofiicial Agent. FOR HIRE. j "IT FA-FIG HILL EXPRESS," 25-SEATER AfOTOR 'BUS. Moderate Charges. Special Terms for Conveying Football Teams, etc. ror particulars apply, EVANS. 1007 Expreos Garage, Kenfig Hill. THORLErS PIG POWDERS as simple remedies for ills in pigs are the best. Certain cure for Catarrh, Cramp, Constipation, Eczema. &c. 274 FULL egg baskets follow use of Karswood Spice containing ground insech. 2td., Im Ili3.-Froin Reed, 265 Bridgend Road, Maesteg. 906 A Note for Christmas Shoppers. BUY SOMETHING REALLY USEFUL. As well as complimentary, and you will achieve the ideal in Present-giving. Articles which beautify the home we have in great variety, including Brass""and Copper Art Metal Vases, Curbs and Fire Brasses, Hot Water Jugs, Crumb Trays and Dishes, Electro-Plate Tea Coffee Sets, Breakfast and Dinner Cruets, Jam and Marmalade Dihes; also a Good jftlWtmi of Table Cutlery in sets and cases, Pocket Knives, Razors, itc, SEE OUR GRIND WINDOW DISPLAY. 00 E. EVANS & CO r8%°rIo?; L IMI TEDV Wholesale Sc Retail Ironmongers, Dunraven Place & Caroline St., BRIDGEND. Stokes & Co's Grand Xmas Show.  ?.? Overcoats Raincoats, Winter Suits, Underclothing, &c Latest Novelties! N ewesttyle8 C' "Ic.u_' -.J Second to None in Wales t. .1 -.1 -1D¡I. .¡;a +. t«r All at Most Reasonable Prices. Monmouth House, Bridgend. PALACE, BRIDGEND. Monday, Tuesday, Wo-dn"dy-Jcweph Hocking's Great Novel, AlC MEN ARE LIARS This ran as Answers" Greatest Serial for months. Comedy. Serial. Two-part Drama. Thursday, Frtd»y *»KI Satuitlay—'V\riIIiam Fox presents JEWEL CARMEN in LAWLESS LOVE .1 A Tale of the Great North West. Gomedv. Seriai. Cannibals. NEXT WEEK—TitiMfLE OF DUSK. TM F- 0% Why Chance It ? mSimr Buy your new, Overcoat from the Tailors that guarantee satisfaction. We are behind every garment we ma^e, we know it will give you 6J^ l9 l | f £ EBlaic*S UI We offer the finest pattems-the ,r-7 7 best taiioring-the most careful Bpm??? ?h-?n ??THEP??EC??  TAILORED COAT. Call and see ow Readv-for- Service' Coats to-day. COMPETITIVE PRICES. SEE WINDOWS FOR A  ■i 11 Pi IHI u-HhHi-Hi ran i)uk M Pt I ti LIC tiFEM TAI LO ?' ?117 COMMERCIAL STREET, jQf Vk MAESTEG, & Jgjf 13 HIGH STREET, I," ABERA VON. THE CELEBRATED WADDINGTON PIANOI CONTAIN ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, AND ARE BEST VALUE IN THE WORLD. CALL AND INSPECT THE INSTRUMENTS. CATALOGUES POST PRH POUNDS SAVED by DEALING WITH the ACTUAL PIANO MAKERS SELLING aloggn TO THE PUBLIC. WADDINGTON and SONS, Ltd. (KPT4SLIHHED MJ > STATION aeAB (OPPOSITE THE CuUNYY SCHOOLS). PORT TALBOT.