The Cambria Daily Leader

V i G PARADE f WHEN AND WHFfiE LOCAL PLATOONS MUST FALL IN. The orders for the 3rd Glamorgan ?Muntt?r 'L') ?i]nn? Corps parade, which -,orl)-, pa-radt-, it afj as follow- Kui,'b\. Salisbury, St. Thomas, Mumbles, bowlers, and Business House platoons fail in at C'wmdonkin Park at 2.15 P.m. Skotfy platoons will parade ordered :bf,-ir iiiiis,, at the top of Skftty-avenue adjoining L:anmor-road by 3 p m. Hafod. Landore, M.orri-ton, Clydach, ^rnfarrlau-f. Pontardulais, aDd Yefcal.v- I I makp. their own ^Tatigoments. hut must: be in position on th<- Cricket Field at Penilorgaer C rounds t.40 p.ii3. I'oftket ration to be carried. •It wet, parade will ho'postponed.

1 REAL SKIN COMFORT I f:ellows UC cf Cutieura Soap and Ointment. Trial Free. Bv '??fhhip; and anointin these fra- ? "?n? s?ppr-rrpa?ty finonient? impart to !rnd\'r, s*n-itive or n-rita?d, itching hh1 tr>d¡'t\ d intense skin comfort fjjv. who has neH'r tor r:«.e to rea l ise who has never ^'d fhem for ?'!<- purposes. Cultivate, ^acquaintance with rheuj. ¡.I\111rle ??(h free hvp?t v.-Uh 3.?. "la Br,ok. Add.-t?-i ?s?.ard. (•' X<?' £ 'y Sons. 27, Charterhouse Sep, Lon- ( jT1» E.(' Kr: S()d everywhere.

IHE VERGER AHO HER SISTER-BHAW. THE VEReEA AHO HER S!STERiN.AW. t !'iu«r«v! i-.f" u\ "rt t n-o ftritonferry K;7'VlV u> ar Neath on ?-T. ?-h-" h.'i :i s 'ilnrun, the '?!'(? sj. ?f,??-  p:i?? Church, >nm- !.nr,?.i). ?,??, t'{')I:"lj'¡in,¡)' .-In;} h?:' t-.Y?) daughters sa:d 'I!! i,l r /,1) i,<. {-:II led 1; lm i haul a  ¡,'I" ??. ho.;fed discu:-»ir-i over some j :r;'n( 3,:on,">' 'r(' fo hlows, Mrs. DaTiM ("'il' I" 1 Rp*' ??'' Ln ? -'oma'h punch, "a?d? j.•'Ck-om b).)r.??!t)?i; Some china .?<?hpd!t;!?sqm)hh'f'. r ■ r'tenr!am denied being the cause of the H' ,,ru' complainant got into a jV(„1t(;n'W D-ts«ion, 'ed bad language, and a flcrv-r. ) ?'?'?<t'?"?. ilf< .'?..

< fc ^wnr'i iiium'MIIIMMHI in ifinfri—iiwwfcumniiimj ELYSIUM, 't J HIGH-ST. EET, SWANSEA. I j ??LIO ?!6HT ?DSATURBA? ? ? 0NLV'  ] j OPENING OF THE NEW ¡ PMEmi!O?SL8Ed fi I in

1 <J r I, ^ONTARDAWE LADY'S DEATH. ? T,?'"<i.?h t?kp?'?at Hi?h-?tr?pt. ? \f??rciawf..fm Friday .moring, of Mrs. Var>- Ann ALorgan, wife of Mr. Dam;'l f?,??n. R?)strdrotH'rth?at'd .i??<'h'. h asp(i lad'. who w-,is ?)l 37(?ars ,j,>p ('1 I j ??''?'asanatn?<?<t la nam man, being ?? ?d?ptfd daughter of Mr. Joseph ??y. Sh? twk a ?n interest in tem- 'ranee work, and was highlv popular m t locality.

l l'he Welshman's Favourite J MABON Sauce PW As good as its Name. I DON'T FAIL TO GET IT. I .lattStftZCiSt?u's-BLANcH's. St. Peter St.. Cardiff |

i J SWANSEA LADY'S FUNERAL. j ?'? Tnursd?y th?r? va« laid to re6t at (I('k£'tt Churchyard a very respected ,? j ?an?? lady m?th? persnn of Mrs. JaM ? J4:4I1l, cf &achvill Hou^e, Richardson- ?tj i t r-t. The d?c?a?? lady was the mothM ?' Mr- (osmo Johns, of V iekers, Ltd., ??iS?Id. and ako Mr. E- A. Jdins. of ? J16 Board of Trade (Labour Departn?nt), ?a.C9?. i-N-ate, thp. Rev. J. W. ??he faneral wa!< private, thR Rfv- J. W. ?? OD?s. Vicar of Cor?ctt, a?i&ted by the h\T:.T. M. Perry, of SL Mary's, Swansea. 0'4ciating. The arraQg?ments?erp ca,Tned tbY Messrs. D. C. Jon? and Son, ? "??e-squaro. —

l fit PP I C'ES ? 5 QUOTED fOR DCUVERY AT MANCHESTER I | 2ScaferCar • Jfcll5 B Delivery Van J £ l20 55eater Car • -^125 Landaulefte £175 All Moon5 20 H P. Amply equipped. ? DISTRICT AOEHCY & SERVICE DEPOT f' LITTLEWMO Sr. SWANSEA. I s Telephone H28 Cdttral Telegrams MUTCH

ANOTHER SPY SHOT 11 _e- II 11 SENTENCE CARRIED OUT THIS |! MORNING. I LONDON, Friday, The Press Bureau issues the fotlcwing this at*tei-ji,)on: A prisoner who was charged with espionage, and tried by a court-martial at Westminster Guildhall on the 20th of j August, was found guilty and sentenced to death. The sentence was confirmed, find duly carried out this morning.

NEWS IN BRIEF BY TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH TO-DAY Berne. Friday.—The. L niversal Postal I Union to-day celebrated the, tOih anniver- sary of the foundation of the Postal Bureau. Havre, Thursday.—The Ru?&ian jour- ¡ nalists ? isiting France were to-day t';)1f¡'VITI.I, round the British camp Ii?re by tho oth c?r m command of the British b?sc. The Duke, of Westminster's celetTraterl j horse (Jrme, sire of Flying Fox and Orby 'I dicd at Katon tstud on Kridfy morning, aged 28 years. The value of the stakes won by him was £ 32,528. Sydney, Thursday.—Jn the Legislative Assembly, the Premier said he was not, aware whether the Imperial Government bad arranged to purchase the, whole of the. Australian wheat crop. He promised to inquire. Lloyd's St. Michael's message, dated Thursday, says tlHFreneh steamer Santi Anna, Mew York for Mar6eillc;ha ar- j rived, and reports fire in No. 2 hoid during the voyage. The outhrcakhad I been extinguished. Six-hundred and tive passengots were transferred to the Italian steamer Ancona, bound from New York for Naples. Paris. Friday.—A telegram to the Echo de Paris from Havre says the Batavier III, which ba-s been char- tered by private initiative in Holland, ar- rived there on Thursday, having been lifted up as a hospital ship with 200 beds. There is also an ambulance on board. Tho Batavier III is moored along- side the Pondicherry quay, and has been placed at the disposal of the French Red Cross.

PONTARDULAIS D-G- M. | ViCKQUR AFTER BEING OFFICIALLY REPuliTEO KILLED There was great jubilation at Pontar- dulais on Thursday when news officially arrived that, Private Willie Williams, eldest eon of the late Mr. Gritfith Wi- liams and of Mrs. Elizabeth AA-illllull;, Goppa, had received tbe D.C.M. for conduct in underground war- fare near Ypres, on August 2(ith. He joined the Devons in Sep- tember last, but a snort while ago was transferred to the Royal Engineers. A few months ago hi6 widowed mother received official intimation from the War Office that he had died of wounds. Fur- ther inquires were instituted by Mr. Isaac L. Davie.s, schoolmaster, and the report was officially contradicted. He was home on furlough early in August, and had only been a few day £ back in the trenches when his oportunitv came. Prior to enlistment Williams was en- gaged at the Graigola Merthyr Colliery, and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed amongst the men there when flia news was communicated to them by the popu- lar manager, Mr. D. Joseph Davies, M.E. The hero comes of a large, well-known, and reepected local family. He is 26 years of age. and married. The official ehromcle of his brave deed runs th-tts:— -The e nemy had exploded a mine jnst short of our parapet- A gallery was driven out to protect our trench, and a German mine was struck. It contained a charge, but, our gallant men "-Priva.te Williams and two othe-" csucceeded in withdrawing the detonators and over half a ton of explosives in time." Before he enlisted Pte. Wil,liains was employed at the Graigola Merthyr Collieriee.

I 6TH WELSH SEBGEAHrsRETURN. -1 When Sergt. A. Pass, of fhe 6th Welsh arrived home at Clarence-street, Swansea, on Thursday, from the front, he was ,given a most hearty reception. Bunting was .freely displayed in the neighbourhood .in his honour. -J

1 Even confectionary has taken on a I martial aspect, the favourite sweetmeats of the present moment being chocolate soldiers, chocolate nurses, and chocolate cannon. 1 9

THE NAME:- 1 ERIC TjEES I I c"¡:j.¡; "1- 1 l l 1l '3" \'{ /Hn1 .;f;> "I u I 'tr Y\ l\; ,r 'I .1. I:, j/ 1)I}iA t??? ? ¡,{If :">1' In connection with ?/G? ? r? ? r/TVG and g (\¥. ,'J!(¡¡ Spectacle F??y? ? a guarante of ABSOLUTE i |^§1 m I HmM i '71 THOROUGHNESS at all times. His Sight- p B \r??????? r?O?O(7G?A'EM ?? ?7/ ?'w?. ? ?? jj) I I \H i M Testing Rooms are replete with all modern in sir u- ments, and his system of examination is arranged to ll S \?????\ '? cow??? ??o/M? ?c<;Mr?c? ??/? ??r/?c? co?/br? fo ??? B B ?\\??  characteristic thoroughness, the co;iditioyi de;i;or,  ?k B strated, and all iizforinatioiz willingly given. 'I 14 ,I Be .J?4/?????"? r §  ??=?    ?'????''?????'?'??? tS I Mr■ I //1f. J" ,» T F.R.Al-S., F.S.M.C., F.R Met. SM etc., 11f' '[:1fft :¡lI,n ,q¡t!11I!!UI/fWII,I_=-" -a!( /1 ,1/ ??6? CASTLE ST, SWANSEA. ??TT??/'???/?????/??'??'??/????????y???????????'v?.?.rr? .r.?.??? 7  ? 1 11t/ ¿ I I'll 8 ??????/?????', (A???Doo???V?PrM???jBM???). SWANEA. ll H /</ Qgl|When time is limited it is advisable to make an appointment. 1^ I 1 ????? ?? TELEPHONE CENTRAL .?C. ??y?,e? .'? B

GOMMERCEOFTHE DAY. PBINCIPAL STOCK EXCUAHSE AND OllER MASKTT MRS. SETTLEMENT DATES. I Mining Contango .Sept, 2J Oct.. 11 J General Contango Sept. 24 Oct. i2 Ticket Day Sept. 28 Oct. 13 I Pay D.iy .Sept. 29 Oct.:4 I Consols Pay Day Oct. 1 N ov. 5 BUTTER MARKET. I Cork, Friday. Firsts. 139; seconds, 132; third, 0; fourth, ft; superfine, 0; fine. 0; mild, 0; choicest boxes, (I; choice, 0; fresh butter from I I J, METAL MARKET. I London, Friday. Copper steady, turnover 300 ton&, 61 to 6!J¡ cash. 70 to 7t^ three months. Tin quiet, Vi; to *153 cash, to 1.54 three months. English lead, 2i; Foreign, 231 to Spelter, 70 to Hi. Middlesbro iron, 6ts. 9d. cash, BSs. 2d. month- SKIPPING NEWS, I Swansea, Friday. The follow ing vessels have arrived :— King's Dock-—tk'-ptemhor 11), a.m.: Anne Marsk 7fs, Lisbon, L. G. Jeffreys. Prince of Wales Dock, September 16, a.m.: Cap s 44>6, Bi) i-r)- Dock, L. G. Jeffreys; "¡.j s 558, Caen, A. Andrews; Broadgreen s 263, St. Maio, J. E. Fihpr; Henri Elisa s 149, Marans, Stoekwood Kees; Sejjtember Hi, ]).m.: Therese 6 573, Rouen. Richards Tu,rpin; Isabel s 92, Porthgain, F U. Tucker; Denise s 801, Rouen, Richards Turpin; Haut Brion 6 565, Bristol. L. G. Jeffreys. North IXx-.k.—September 16, a.m.: Ger- rittina s 117. Brest, W. G. M. Jeffrey*. South Dock.—'September 16, Agra s 62, Bristol, Pockett's, Ltd.; September 16, p.m., Marie s 77, Arklow, G. Shep- herd; Merey 34, La Tnmiblad, J. Cabot. SOJlH WALES FINANCE. There was more activity in Colliery shires to-day than has been the case lor some time. There was a good business paseinr, in Ship- ping securities. BAILS.—Rhymney Railway Deferred were wanted. Taff Vaie were also inquired for. Cambrian iiailway No. 1 Preference were offering at 27. GOAL A:\D I EON.-Albion Ordinary and Prelereuoe were still buyers. There was also an inquiry for the Debentures of this company. Consolidated CambriaTn Ordinary were active, and changed hands 6everil times at 25s. 3d., and twice at 25s. 6d.; the Preference were offering at 38s. 9d.; business was arranged at 18s. 7Jd. Celtic Collieries Ordinary were done at 178 Fernhill Ordin- a,ry were rather e'isicr, and offered at 30s. Great Western Collitery "B," after beinar done &t ft 12s. 6d. in a 8mall way, were better, un I closed rather buyers at 73; the New "B" were also wanted. Lambert Ordin- a.ry changed hinis at 31s. Norths Ordinary were offerel at 25s. Business was done in Ocean OTdinary at, C9 2K. 6d., and the Pre- ference at C4 12s. 6d.; the Debenture stock waa offered. Rhymncy Iron Old and New shares were better, and the former were done at 9i»., with the latter at 7e. 9d. and 7s. 10Jd.; the Preference were waated. »"HIPIMNG.—Cardigans were active, tad done at 21s. 6d. and 22s. Did,-it also were very active, ajud done many times at 28s. Globes chang-ed FrairTds at 12(;. 9d. and lis. Hains were wanted..W and C. T. J'one. were done at ZSs. 3d. London-American Maritime Ordinary wer; done at 20s. and 20s. 6d. Business was arranged in Mordey Carney Ordinaj-y at TR. lid. and 7s. 3d. ROo.. i>ell-L8 wejre done at £ 5 10s., and Bederoft at 2as. 6d. Scairsbrick changed at 21. Tatems and Tempos were steady. Town Lines were done at 6 and 6i. MISOELLA-NBOUS.-D, Jones Dickinson were done at 9s. and 3s. 3d. W«a.ver's Pre- ference ehajiged hands sut 1. BUSINESS DONE. I 000011 Preference— £ 4 12s 6d. Ocean Ordinsry-S9 Zs. 6d., £ 9 2s. M Cons. Oamhrian Ord.—25s. 3d., 25s. 3.d, 25s. 3d., 25" 3d-, 25. 3d., 2Se. 6d., 25s. 6d Great Western Colls "B"~ £ 7 12s 6d. Rhymney Iron "Old "-—9s., 99., 9s. Cons. Cambrian Pref.-IBi. 7(I. Ithynme7 Iron 7s. lohd., 7&. 10 Jd. Celtic Collieries—17«. Jjauibert Ordinary—3Js. Dulcia &S.—20s., 20s., 20s., 20a, 20s., 20s., 20s.. 20s., 20a., 20s„ 20s.. 20a., 20s„ 20e. Town -Tixteg 61 Weaver's Pr0f.-10,. Ixmdon-American Maritime—20s., 20s. 6d„ 28s. 6d„ 2Cte. 6d. v W. and 0. T. Jones—25s. 3d.. 25s. 311., 25s. Sd., 4"58. Globes—12s. 9d., 12s. 9d., 13.. 13s. Mordey Carney—7s. 7s. 3Q. Sca-risbrick—21, 21, 21. 21, 21. Rofte.11 a—i>j 10s., £ 5 10s. Cardigans—21s. 6d., 211-. 6d., 21s. 6d,. 21s. 6d.. 21. 6d.. 21s. 6d., 22s. Eederot—2f5s. 6d. Kiwe Java—26:7. lid. I), Jones Dickinson Ord.-98., 9s. 3d., 9s. .Iohore Rubber La.lld-14s" 14s. Great Western Railway Ord.—97, Cfii helI"f 7¡; 6d. New Meinofnteins-24s. lid. Knight Centrals—12s. Nominal Nom. Amt. Stock. Quotations. oongois 65 £ 10 Alexandra Dk. 4J p.c. A Pref. 86 -88 4;100 Alex Dk .Mid Rly 44 p.c. B Pref 74 -75 £ 100 Barry Railway Def. Ord. 77 —78 £100 R;1!T{ 4 p.. Prffei,rM 7-5J—174J £100 Orea'o eWstern Railway Ord. 96^—97 L- ioo Midland Deferred Ordinary. S8J—59 £ 10 Port Talbot Railway Ord. 1515 £ 10 Port Talbot Pref 7J— 8 £ 100 Rhymney Railway Deferred. 70 —72 gloo Rhymney Preferred 77 -78 L- 10 Rhondda Railway Ordy iD —10J I £ 10 Rhondda Railway Prefs 10 £ —10| jElM Taff Vale Railway Ord 60 —60? ?50 LUwds anbk, -S pidd 22 —M £ 10 London and Pro. Bank 45 pd. H?l<) I 1!2 London City and Mid. 421 pd. 7J—7J £ 60 National Prov. £ 12 paid) 26 -27 £ 10 Albion Coal Ordinary. 6 6i £10 Albion Coal 6 p.c. Cum Pref. 9J— £ 1 Blaeravon Ordinary 13/0-14/11 *.1 Burnyeat Brown Ordinary. 58/6-59/6 Li Cynon Coils -lg,,o-Zoio J5 Cambrian Cons Ordinary. 25/3—25/9 £ D. Davis and Sons Ord 31/0—32/0 £ 1 Ebbw Vale Ordinary. 17/0—17/6 R-5 Ebbw Valo 6 p.c. cum preL. 4- 4i -k I Celtic Collc 16/6-:7,6 JE1 Fernhill Colliery Ord. -W-Silio iCl Fernhill Coll. 7 p.c. cum pref 19/6—20/6 ,e I Gwaun-cae-Gurwen (10s. paid) 1219-13/3 £ 5 Great eWstern Coll. (fully pd n- 'b £ 1 Great Western Coll ( £ ?"pSl3) h,- Ci ,C,l Inqoles 21/1J-21/0 £1 Gwaua-eae-Qurwen (fully pd) 2&0—27/0 £1 Insoles 6 p.c. Vref. l'J,G-20!O £ 1 Ijamliert Bros. Ord. 30/0-31/0 £5 Lambert éi p.c. cum prel. 4jj— 48 £1 lockets Oidinary bi- 64 ikl Newport Abercarn 1t p.o. Oiim Pre-Pref 21 0 1,1 Newport Abercarn 7 p-c. Pref 9/i}-2()/O Northd Colliery Y Ocesn Wilson C)rdinarv 9— gi XI Furnesa Withy 32/6—33/6 £ 10 Hains Steamship Company 16 —16i 0 .? Jones DickinsorfOrdinary 8,6— 9/0 £ 1 Rederoft 8.8, Oompa?y. UfO-UIO £ 1 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary 4.3/6-44/0 £ 10 Spiller,; b per cent. Pref -11g—llg £ 1 btcpuey Spare Whee. 26,0-17,0 £ 1 Ta'em S.S A1. Cambrian Con 6 p.c. cum pref .C I Glooo Ship pins' (10s. paid). 12/6-1316 El Field Linoa 8 S. 2416-.510 £ 10 Prince of Wales Dock. Hi—121 .f I Cairn Lines 8.s. JOj-31.0 LIO P?nrLkybfr Ordinary. 13 -14 £ 1 Powell Duffryn Ordinary 53/0—64/0 Ll Pow,?ll Duffryn New partly pd 0?/0—32 0 £ 1 Rhymney Iron Ord. (Old) 3/6— 9/0 ?1 Rhymney Iron (Jscw)- T,?— 7/9 £1 Rhymney Iron 6 p.c. cum pf. 16/3-16/9 £ 1 Tredegnr A (14s. paid). 20/3-20/9 £ 1 Tredegar B (fufly paid). 2810-29ID £ 1 United Nationa-I £ 1 Ud. Nationai 6 p.c. cum prel 2110-IO £ 1 Coliseum Ordinary 4J— 4: £ 1 Britonferry Obemical 3216-33/6 £ 1 Ben Evans Ordinary £ 1 Colibeum Prrf 20,*6—21/0 £1 English Crown Spelter— ¿2/0-33iO £1 R. E. Jones Ordy. 30/0-32/0 £1 R. E. Jones Prefs. 16/6—19/0 £ 1 Thomas & Evans Dyer Pf. 19/O-Z()/O El Thomas & Evans & Dyer Ord. 2i,6-=t6 £ 10 Wearers Ordy 16J—17 £ 10 Weaverd Prefs lOir-KM 7 Great Western oil. New B; 150 D Jones Dickinson Ord., 9s. 3d. SHIPPING SHARES. Buyers. Sellers. Tempus 20—13/15/0. — Tatoms .150—40/0 — Britain 20-13/1216. — Rederoft Old 200—25/6 — Hains Z?-oSer — ::ri"šï;"N'. !er 30— 7/1C/0 I Orders and HaJidford. 50—6/17,'fi Ijon. Amer. Mar'me Ord.200-20¡O .150—21/0 Town Lino — Field Line .25(}-25!O — W. and C. T. Haielwood .200-,IO Cardigans Globes 200-1216 .200 13/0 Dnlcix Shipping shareo have been a very a-qtive market to-day at ZOs. They arc very attractive,. and will "douBtiess improve in price.

A M1TCHELSON AND CO., .L Also CASTLE BUILDINGS. Alpo Column B'ld'gs, SWANSEA. Pinner's Hall, Cardiff. London. Telephones— Tegrams- 628 Cent. Swaneeei (2 Lines). Mitehelaon, Smin"a." 2594 Cardiff (6 Lines). Mitchelson, Cardiff." 7680 London Wall (2 Lines). Chelscmmit, London." WE HAVE BUYERS OF— £ 200 G. W. Rly. Ordinary-964. 20 Prince of Wales Dry Dock 12. 100 E. C. Spelters 328,. 100 Stepneys 20 Neath Harbour Bonds 5, 100 D. Jones Dickinson Ordy. 9s. 5f D. Jone3 Dickinson Prefs., 15s. 6d, 100 Oons. Cambrian Ordinary, 25s. 50 Port Talbot Grav., 6i. 1v Weaver Prefs., 1. WE HAYE SELLERS OF- 21 Rhondda Railway Preference at 10; £ 100 Swansea Harbour "1946," 831; 100 R. E Jones Prefs, 18r. 9d.; 100 Ben Evans Oidy.; 200 Cons. Cambrian Ordy., 25s. 6d.; 50 D. Jones Dickinson Prefs-, lb8.; li) Main Coll Ord.; 125 Cynon Oolls, -To. l £ d.;

4 FINAL DAY ———— ————— EARLY START AND fiNiSH AT I NEWMARKET I I FRIDAY SELLING HANDICAP of j50 :ovo, added to a eweepsta-kea of b bovs each for starters. Itous Course. Mr Chapman's GLENBOY, 4 6-2 ROOF IS" 1 Mr Spalding's QUEEN'S MAN, 5 7-9.Wing 2 Lord D'AUc-rnon'a CISALPINE, 3 6-13 Jameson 3 Also ran Highwaysidt?, Dropwort, Walton Heath, Chaffinch II., Mint Muster, Ronaldo, Pangbourne, Michigan, Sycophant, Shipman Greta Moor, Rosaetti, Tho Magdelain, Glen- elg, Prince Marco, Battlehurst, Woodmere, Crossed Bag, Martinmas, Earl Flotervm, Tol- lendal, Melton Flier, Pyet, Killadoon. Betting:: 6 to 1 Cisalpine, 7 to 1 Queen's Man and Michigan, 8 to 1 Woodmere, 100 to 7 Highway side, Dropwort, Chaffinch, and Ronaldo, 300 to b Pangbourne and Melton Flier, 10 tlll Wilton lleath, Glenroy, and Rossetti, 33 to 3 others. ??"'THORNHAM MAIDEN (at <-?sitT:) 1.0 TWO YRA? OLD ?tTAKE? of 5 aovs each for starters, with 2M aovs added: second receives 30 soV-T. Rous Course. Oapt Dewhurst's POLYPHONIC. 9-0 I MABTO 1 Viscount de Fontnrce's A MANTES, 8-11 Digby 2 Sir H. Broeklehnrst's TROLTSDALE, 30 F. Bullock 3 Also run: Athletic, Radical. Jalisco, Fisher Girl c, Sans Dire, Iriah Recruit, Furore, Firelock IJrown Fox, Bisley, Sir Perfcab, Kodance, Argonaut, Crow Hill, Bokaal c, Cormac, l!eif:i:ing Star. Hierdes, Iii.-s Flap- perton. Soamab, ivecroonei, Welfare, Sly Lady f, Sweet Istrit, Tredette, Gatrine f, Willia.m the Beat4 Bayberry. Betting: 7 to 4 POLYPHONIC, 3 to 1 Troutsdale, 33 to 1 others. .) —SELIjING PLATE of 200 SOVj;, for two year olds. Rous Course. Mr Robinson'a WAYMFLETE, 7-33 H. COOPER 1 Mr Rowarct's SHARP FROST, 8-0 Bnllock 2 Mr Tabor a BELLE POULE C, 8-0 Wheatley 3 Also ran: Berrill's ImiigB, Bea3, 8imon- ella c, Carding ton. Sea Swallow, My Memo, Finisher, Pearl Girl, Oddmnn.

MUMBLES OLD LADY'S ACCiDEMT. An old lady, Mrs. Mary Woonaoofct. of 42, Park-street, Mumbles, when ret urning home from Southend, was knocked down by a motor car owned and drivan by Dr. John Davies, of Monselton. She was carried into the Mermaid Hotel, and at- tended to by Dr. Davies and Dr. Curtis, Mtlmblfa. It was di^ovemd that fjhe had sustained a fractured thigh. She now lies &t the. Swansea Hospital. Tho unfortnnate lady is 74 years of ago, and the accident is attributed to her deaf- ness and weak tight".

At Neath County Sessions on Friday, the magistrate*' clerk (Mr L. K<;mpthornei gave the decision of the Beach in the milk cases against John Harris Evans and John Henry Davies, both of Shwen. lvans WM fined 45, and Davies k2.

ERRAND Boy Wanted.—A pp!y KirklaTui, Wanted.-Ap-piv KiTkla'n?l'' E Bo?3t Go.-a-stre+t- FOR SALE, Semi-detar-hecl Dwelling- t honee, &ituete C-aenlawr. Morriator.— Apply Edward Roberts and Son. Auction- I eaTS and Valnere, House &nil Estate Agents, Llanfair Buildinge, St. Mary-street, SWan. sea. 159A-9-2.3 ?ATES, Sewing Machine Man, 11, LoW;r Wa4erloo^oteet.—Sewing Maain of all makes cheap for cash; Oil, Needles, Shuttles, Parte- Cheapest place for all Repairs. Agent for Bradbury. 1 59A9-23 OIT-PROP Carriers Wanted at once.— .I Apply Twmant's Wharf, King'r, Dock. S,n A?t)

7 7 -'11 7 7- THE SCROLL OF FAME I CARMARTHEN BORDERER I WOUNDED. Private W. Pentland, of the South I Wiiles Borderers, nephew of Mrs. Peter Davies, Temperance-place, Lammas-6trect, Carmarthen, is reported wounded in France. Ho had been previously wounded and invalided home. PONTRHYDYFEN MAN KILLED. I Pte. Dd. Thomas Miles, North Staf- ford, a native of Pontrhydyfen, who wa^ kiiiwl in action on the 23rd August in the Dardanelles. At the outbreak of the war he enlisted in the Welsh Regi- ment. and trans- ferred to the Staf- fordshire Regiment. In times of peace; he worked at the Cynon Colliery. He was a very genial yowng fellow, and popular amongst all classes. CWMGORSE MAN DIES OF WOUNDS. Private 2057 Tommy Evans, of the lst/3rd Welsh R.A.M.C., has died of wounds received on August 14th at the Dardanelles. His parents reside at 28, Church-street. Cwmgorse, and before the war ho wn; employed at tho Gwaun-cae- Gurwen Colliery. Private Evans was 21 years of age. LLANDOVERY MAN WOUNDED. The parents of Private Tom Manning, 1,4th Welfh, of Stone-street, Llandovery, have been informed that he haA been wounded in the arm and is now in hospi- taL He took part in several bayonet charges in the Dardanelles. Hie. father is also serving with the colours. MYSTERY OF SWANSEA MAN'S I FATE. Mrs. Sullivan, of 22, Caepistyll-street, I Swansea, has received intimation from the War Office that her son, Edward Sullivan, of the Munster Fusiliers, had been wounded in the Dardanelles on August 15th last. His wife lives at 22, Marsden-street. Last month intimation was received from the Record Office, Cork, that the soldier had been killed in action on that date. Father Harrington is in possession of tile letters, and is I making inquiries. PONTARDULAIS PIONEER. -1 Corpl. Rhys Gwilym Davies, of the Monmouthshire R.E.. and whose homo is at Hendy, Pontardulaie, is now lying, wounded in the knee by a piece of shrap- nel, at Abbissech Canadian Hospital, Ca.iro, Egypt. Davies, before the war, wa? a "rfam foreman at the Graigola Mr. thyr Colliery, and he was one of th(t pioneers of local recruiting.

FAMOUS BELCIAN ORCAIIST GIVES RECITAL AT SILOH CHAPEL, LANDOBE. The famous Antwerp Cathedral or. ganist, Professor Firman Swinnen, noiv touring this country, gave a brilliant re- cital at New Siloh Chapel, Landore. on. Thursday evening. There was a large. though not packed audience, highly ap- preciative, over which the Rev. Samuel Williams presided. The professor displayed his great powers in the following varied pieeee, played without music:—Grand Cboenr (Lemmens); (a.) Invocation (Lefebnre- Welv), (b) Chant Seraphique (Boeckx); fantasia, The Storm (Benoit); toccata and fugue in D Minor (Bach); canzoiKtta (Lefeibure-Wely); march fiamande (Keur- v-els); and a cerceuse of his own, the result of a eeashoro walk on the north-east coast. A really excellent programme war, com- pleted by songs, in Welsh and English, by Madame John Thomas (eoprano), and Mr. J. Amos Jones (baritone), both of Llanelly.

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SWANSEA NAVAL. BOY'S QEATH. News has been received from the Ad- miraltv of the death from fever after ser- vice in the Dardanelles, of Leonard Phillips, A.B.. of the Naval Brigade. He was one of a patriotic Swansea family, re- siding at 137. Carmarthen-road, the four boy., of which enlisted in the service < -f their King and County soon after the out- break of war. Two othej- brothers havo seen active service—Stoker Willie Phil- lips, who has been in two r.aT:11 battle*, and Private John -Sawyer, of the fah Welsh, now invalided. The remaining brother. Robert, is in training withttha Army Service Corps.

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