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HAULYBRYN, GARNSWLLT, PANTY- FFYNNON. Sale of Valuable Household Furniture and other Effects. MR. W. N. JONES has received instruc- tions from Mrs. Stephens to SEUL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above place, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1913, the whole of the following HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, viz. :— Mahogany Loo Table, Massive Walnut Side- board, Heavy Pier Glass in Walnut Frame, Green Parlour Settee Suite, Black Cabinet Massive Overmantel, Handsome Red Plush Settee Suite, Upholstered Wicker Arm Chair, Rou;l Table, Black Overmantel, Black China Cabinet, Cases of Stuffed Birds, Corner Occa- sional Chair, Very Fine Walnut Bedroom Suite, comprising Wardrobe with 2 Glass Doors, Dressing Table with 3 Massive Swing Glasses, Washstand with Marble Top and Back, 2 Chairs, i ditto, Brass Rail Bedstead, Maho- gany Bedstead, Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pil- lows, Towel Rails, Old Mahogany Step Com- mode, Plated Egg-stand with 6 egg cups and spoons, Fruit Dish, Plated Cruet Stand, Pair of Large Japanese Vases, Jardinniere, Hand- some Tea Service, Silver Fruit Knives, Silver Tea Spoons and Sugar Tongs, Sardine Box, Fancy Flower Vases, Copper Dogs, Pictures, Stair Rods, Oak Tray, Bamboo Stand, Flower Bowls, Brass Rail Fenders, Carpets, Brasses, Cushions, Mahogany Dressing Table and Washstand, several Sets of Bedroom Ware, Quilts, Sheets, Blankets, Dining Table, Screen, Table Lamp, Mahoghany Cheffioneer, Fender, Ashpan, Curtains, Blinds, Table, Kitchen Utensils, Pigs' Troughs, Zinc Tank, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 3 o'clock. Credit on Conditions. Dyffryn, Ammanford, July 23rd, 1913. OARNANT, CARMARTHENSHIRE. Sale of very Valuable Leasehold Dwelling House, Garden, and Premises. M ESSRS. DANIEL JENKINS & SONS have been favoured with instructions to Offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the RAVEN INN HOTEL, GARNANT, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1913, at 7 o'clock in the evening, subject to such condition as shall then and there be read, all that recently-built: LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, GARDEN & PREMISES, situate in Dynevor Road, Garnant, and held under a Lease for the term of 99 years, com- puted from July nth, 1910, and having a frontage of 24 feet and a depth of 85 feet, at an annual ground rent of ii 9s., and now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Davies as monthly tenant thereof. ''licf th" fallowing accomodflc tio-n-rTF.Ij.-?:, Kitthli". 13acl,'kltbhen, Pantry, and four large Bedrooms. The Mines and Minerals are reserved. The Auctioneers have every confidence in recommending the foregoing property to the attention of Householders, Investors, and others, as it is exceedingly well built and centrally situated in the heart of the populous an? thriving village of Garnant, in close proximity to the various industries of the neighbourhood, and should prove a good investment. For further particulars apply to the Auction- eers at their Office, the Shop, Gwaun-cae- gurwen, or Messrs. Samuel Griffith & Noyes, Solicitors, Ammanford. The Shop, Gwaun-cae-gurwen, August 1st, 1913. Messrs. REES Bros. -————— s  g s- s s g p—————— Stationers, Tobacconists, Fancy Goods Dealers, And Jewellers, ———— Post Office and Riverside, LLANDEBIE, Wish to announce that they have a Large VARIETY of FANCY GOODS, suitable for Presents, in Stock at both the above Premises. E Fancy Jewellery a Speciality. Jewellery of all kinds Cleaned & Repaired. WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED on the Premises. The Noted Shop at which you can be Suited." J. A. DAVIES Cloth Hall, la la A jsl ID E 13 IE, LADIES' AND GENTSI TAILOR, HATTER, HOSIER, and GENERAL OUTFITTER. BLAENAU, Llandebie CYNHELIR EISTEDDFOD GORONOG YN Y LLE UCHOD, Sadwrn, Medi 13, 1913. BEIRNIAID-Cerddorlaeth 9 Mr. JOHN THOMAS, Llanelli. Mr. SIDNEY MORRIS, Penygroes. Amrywiaeth: GWILYM MYRDDIN, Bettws. Rhagleni i'w cael am ic. yr un (trwy y llythyrdy, iic.) oddiwrth yr Ysgrifenyddion- Mr. W. THOMAS, May Rose Hill, Blaenau, Llandebie Mr. LUTHER LEWIS, Holly Bush, Blaenau, Llandebie. HARRIES Bros., HH IRONMONGERS, i AMMANFORD. Telephone P.O. No. 10. BATHS, LAVATORIES, &c., fitted by Experienced Men. FURNITURE (OUR SPECIAL SIDE LINE) — FURNITURE. You will save 25 per cent. by paying us a visit when BUYING FURNITURE. ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES. SATIUR&CXJOK GUARANTEED. INSPECTION INVITED. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR THE AMMANFORD PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, EVAN ùEWIS. — THE SHOP UNDER 'W' THE BIG CLWK. fs GREAT SUHIJHER SÀùE. W. T. Rees, to" JVIHRCHE, MMNFORD, Respectfully invites his Customers and the General Public to SEE THE WINDOWS, TO NOTE THE PRICES, And judge for themselves of the QUALITY, VARIETY, AND SUPERB STYLE OF HIS STOCK OF ——— FANCY — AND General Drapers 600DS MftRKEB DOWN TO tIbF PRieES. w. T. EES, MARCHE, AMMANFORD. | ———————————————————.———.——————— 1 ———————.——————— THE TRADE SUPPLIED. SON9 J. HARRIES & SON, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BOCT & SHOE WUVyUFACTURtRS, BRYNAJVIJVIAN ANA GARNANT. OUR WORKING BOOTS A SPECIALITY. I REPAIRS DONE BY PRACTICAL WORKMEN KL??AiK? AT LOWEST PRICES. —————— I 4 ?! MART ?L t?   ??? OE TYLES.    SEE WINDOWS. Our Season's Stock consists of the very Latest Fashion in Boots and Shoes, combined with the usual good wearing qualities. Sole Agent for the famous « K" Boots. Also "Lotus," "Delta," "Nil Simile," and "ffold/ast." Special Show of White Canvas, Tennis *,qd Cricket Boots and Shoes, together with a fine Shoes. JOB THOMAS AMMANFORD.  AJYJ:JYJ:ANFORD THE THIRDSPORTB ANNUA!. ■ tjFjtC £ O Will be held in the CROSS INN HOTEL FIELD, AMMANFORD, On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913 PRIZES £I20 IN CASH. THE AMMANFORD URBAN SILVER BAND Will be in Attendance. ENTRIES POSITIVELY CLOSE AUG. 23rd. Hon. Sec.: D. A. FOX, Lloyds Bank, Ammanford. III WHITER m Premier Picture Palace Top of the Arcade, AMMANFORD. Sole Proprietor Mr. Sidney White. WEEK COMMENCING AVGUST Hth, 1913. Monday and Saturday. TWICE NIGHTLY. 9.0 Rest of Week, One Performance Only, at 7.45 o'clock. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF Tlje Ap THOJWAS TRIO, WELSH INSTRUMENTALISTS AND VOCALISTS, The Talented Exponents of the Piano, Concertina, Harp, Guitar, Cornet, etc. CYMRU AM BYTH. O'DDVAU £ ■ MEII QflM Comedv Artistes and Harmonising Vocalists, in DKl AN & HEILSONG their Orignml Vocal & Conventional Speciality, "FISH and CHIPS." STAR PICTURES ————————————— Monday & Tuesday-His Life's Blood. Wednesday & Thursday-Heart's Highway. Friday and Saturday-The Spectre Bridegroom. POPULAR PRICES :—Pit, 3d.; Children 2d.; Balony, 6d.; Children 3d. Children's Matinee on Saturday at 3 p.m., with full Variety Show & Special Pictures. Admission—Children, Id., 2d.; Adults as usual. t ,A '? (Z the Front /?<x?? I for Value. I 10 J LEVENSON'S EMPORIUM 1 :————— FOR I Millinery, Costumes, I j Drapery & Clothing. I I Early Autumn Novelties I In Millinery, Jackets & Costumes. I Household Drapery. j 1 Special Value in I CURTAINS, CASEMENTS & CARPETS. I Remnants and Oddments left over after Sale further Reduced to effect a Speedy Clearance. ■ 1 LEVENSON'S EMPORIUM, t I 16 & 18, High Street, AMMANFORD. I P. S. Wanted, experienced young Lady and several 1 young Girls as Apprentices. Liberal terms. Applica- a C tions by letter only. L 1 TAKE NOTICE. I Drugs and Chemicals of Highest Quality only used in Dispensing. LUTHER BYE, M PS., AMMANFORD. Telephone 42. FOR HOLIDAY WEAR YOU COULD NOT DO BETTER THAN TRY ONE OF ————— J. T." JONE II t 29/11 Raincoats IN ALL SHADES. SUITS TO MEASURE = from 21/= upwards. = J. T. JON £ :S, CLOTHIER, i QUAY STREET, AMMANFORD. FOR PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION GO TO GWILYM VAUGHAN, Ltd., A:A:e;¡D. The Office of the "AMMAN VALLEY CHRONICLE."