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AMUSEMENTS. «?>»v «.Hn-m -lt3C. TO-NIGHT! 8.40. 'Phone: Central 9*2. MOSS EMPIRES, LIMITED, present Albert da Courvills's NEW REVUE, OCEAN. ;W AVES A TRIP ON THE OCEAN IN WAR TIME, FOUNDED ON FACT. produced by ALBERT DE COORVILLE. ALL STAR CAST, featuring BERT COOTE, Emily Stevens, Winnie Tee, ^Qarry Lynch, Ridiculous Recco, Billy Leon, Doris Leslie, ■- JENNIE HARTLEY, And Hippodrome Beauty Chorus of 50. GRAND THEATRE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1318, Six Nights at 7.30, and MATINEE on SATURDAY at 2.30 p.m. Robert Courtneidge's Production: The 0 Successful Musical Comedy, "MY LADY FRAYLE." Next Week.-Robert Courtneidge's Pro- duction, "THE ARCADIANS," from the Shaftesbury Theatre, London. THE PICTURE HOUSE. High Street. The House of Good Pictures and Music. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. j Jack Pickiford and Louise Huff in What ftfoney Can't Buy. The Cast include.s Theodore Roberts, Hobart Boswort-h, and Raymond Hatton. A SHANGHIED JONAH (Triangle Keystone). A Greater Vitagraph, Through the Wall, A Great Detective Drama. Thursday Next.—THE SOWERS. CASTLE CI MEM A (Adjoining Leader Office). Mon., Tues. and Wed., 2.30 to 10.30. A Scit Made Widow, An Unique Five Part Comedy-Drama, with a Refreshing and Truly Remarkable Story, featuring All CE BRADY. The Captain of the Grey Horse Troop, A Brilliant and Enthralling Vitagraph Drama. in Five Parts, featuring EDITH STOREY. of< Thurs. Next.—SUDDEN JIM (Triangle Drama). CARLTON GIHEMA The House with an Orchestra. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. June Caprice in a Fox Film, H A Small Town Girl, A Drama of Thrilling Adventures. LITTLE MOCASSINS (Rex Ilrama). SECRET KINGDOM No. 4. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN ONE OF HIS LATEST. Thursday Next.—ROSY O'GRADY. ELYSIUM. From 2.30 till 10.30. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Fox presents Dainty, Winsome June Caprice in PATSEY, A Dainty Tale of Thrills and Adventure. THE GREY GHOST (Episode 6), The House of Mystery." THE MOVE OVER (Nestor Comedy). Thursday Next- SUFFER LITtLE CHILDREN. 2.10.-R 0 Y A L -10.30. MONDAY, and during the Week, Charlie Chaplin in The Adventurer Star Programme in Addition.—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, A KENTUCKY CiNDERELLA, with an AH-tar Cast, Ruth Clifford and Rupert Julian (Drama in Five Reels), RANSON'S FOLLY (Drama in 4 Re-elsh 6th Episode, GLORIA'S ROMANCE ("Hidden Fires"), Drama in 2 Reels. A Fine Programme of the Latest Films. Thursday Next.—Mary Miles Minter in ANNIE FOH SPITE. IMPORTANT. SCRAP LEAD ORDER. (Minister of Munitions Defence of the Realm Regulation, Sept. 1st, 1917.) T AM directed to draw your attention to the fact that all re-melted lead, scrap lead and lead residue were taken possession of under the Defence of the Realm Regulation by the Ministry Munitions, on September 1st, 1917. The material is urgently needed for the manufacture of shrapnel fcullets and other National Purposes. Scrap Lead may not be disposed of to Lead manufacturers or consumers. All stocks of scrap lead in any form must be immediately disposed of or placed at the disposal of the Ministry within 7 days after the end of each month. Failure to carry out these instructions constitutes a contravention of the Lead Control Order. Acting Ministry of Munitions Agents: MILLS, ENGLISH & Co., Ltd., Wind-street, Swansea. This firm is authorised on behalf oi the Ministry of Munitions to purchase and collect lead. WANTKD, Tenders for Haulage of 3.500 TT tons pitwood in St. Clears district: good main roa<L—For particulars apply to li,,ger. Emiyn Colliery Ll&Ddeb?e. 178A2-22 SALES BY AUCT ON. | GOWERTON. Near SWANSEA. SALE OF A VALUABLE DETACHED DWELLING-HOUSE AND LARGE GARDEN. 1\fESHS. John M. Leeder and Son WILL SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, on FRIDAY, 22nd FEB- RUARY, 1918, at 1 p.m., the Valuable LEASEHOLD Detached DweHing-house, Known as VILLA CWMTROLE (for- merly called Cwmtrole Cottage "), GOWERTON, Together with the Outbuildings and Large Garden. The House contains: Kitchen, Scullery, Sitting-room and 3 Bedrooms; Outside: W.C., 2 Pigstyes, Corrugated Iron Roofed Stable and Cart Shed. ifeld for a term of 90 years from the 1st day of May, 1885, at an annual Ground Rent of £:2. The Mines and Minerals are Reserved. To be immediately followed by the Sale of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSE, CART, and other Effects. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Terms—Cash. Further particulars may he obtained of D. Stanley Owen, Esq., Solicitor, London and Provincial Bank Chambers, Swansea, or of tiie Auctioneers, at their Offices, 16, Waterloo-street, Swansea. (30,OS) SHAFTESBURY HALL, ST. HELEN'S- HOAD, SWANSEA. CLEARANCE. SALE OF FURNITURE. Mr. AlMiey Samuel, F.A.S., TTTILL SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, | "on WEDNESDAY, 20th FEBRC-! ARY. 1.9! 8. ] Valuable Assorted FurniUare, j Consisting of SPLENDID PIANOFORTE | IN ROSEWOOD CASE, Beautiful Ches- terfield Suite in Turkey Moquette, Ma- hogany Dining Table, Carpets, Rii, Mats, Ornaments, Inlaid Sheraton Cab- inet, English Gilt Mirrors, Inlaid Ma- hogany Bedroom Suite, very fine Walnut Bedroom Suite, Massive 6ft. Walnut j Wardrobe (3 plate-glass doors), Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Oak Dining Table, Singer's Sewing Machine, Dining Suite inJ Leather, Mahogany Hall Chairs, Bed- steads, Mattresses. Overlays, Skin Rugs, Fire Brasses, Fenders, Washstands, Dressing Tables; numerous other articles. Sale to Commence at 11 a.m. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Terms -Cas.1¡. Auctioneer's Offices, King's Chambers, flhvansea. 5S, WOODVILLE ROAD, MUMBLES, j WEDNESDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 1918. Mr. Trevor E. Williams HAS been instructed by SELL bv 11 PUBLIC AUCTION, the whole of the Household Furniture AND EFFECTS, Comprising roughly: Sitting-room Suite in American -Leather, Walnut Extension Dining Table, Walnut Overmantel, Occa- sional Tables, Pictures, Kerb and Fire Brasses, Axminster hug and Lino., Case- ment Curtains, Hall Stand, Axminster Stair Carpet and Stair Rods, Ilall Mats, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Bookcase, 2 Wicker Chairs, China and Culinary Utensils, etc., etc., Fumed Oak Bedroom Suite, Fumed Oak Bedstead, Spring Mat- tress, Overlay, Combination Bedstead and Overlay, Bed Linen, Black Bedstead, Premier Bicycle, Oilcloth in Passage and Bedrooms, Garden Tools and other goods too numerous to mention. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock a.m. Terms-Cash. Auctioneer's Offices: 17, St. Mary-street, Swansea, and Ravenslioe," Mumbles. Tel., Docks 124. Mr. David Roberts, F.A.I. I DEpUtES to announce that the SALE of PROPERTY, comprising of No. I 30, 31, and 32, WILLIAM-STREET, SWANSEA, advertised for Sale at the HOTEL METRO POLE., on TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 19th, 1913, is WITHDRAWN. 19, Heathfield-fitreet, Swanseu, February 16th, 1918. GOWER AUCTION MART, GOWERTON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1918. I FAT CATTLE and SHEEP will be sold at Graded Prices in accordance with the Live Stock Regulations. 8 COWS and CALVES, 2.5 STOKE PIGS. 15 CALVES, Will be SOLD by AUCTION promptly at 12 Noon. JAMES & JAMES, Auctioneers. H!FI ESSRS. HIUMAN AND CO. will ?ELL by 1, PUBLIC AUCTION at their Sale HOC'!ll{' 21 Union-street. Swansea, on FRI- Kocmfc, FEBRUARY 22nd 1918. at 10 o'clock DAY am," all the UNREDEEMED PLEDGES pawned with Ann jo Struel, 13 Cattle-street. Neath, between the inonthd of December 21.81, 1914. and January 31st. 1917, and Special Contracts from January 1st. 1916. to Novem- ber 1st. 1917..inclusive. MESSRS. E Rice and Son will Sell hv ?- L Auction on Tuesday February 19th, 1918, at Brvn Elim (.'raigcefnnarc. the Pro- periv of the late it-, Llewelyn Bevan, de- ceased, 2 Leasehold flotvses. in lie oceupa- tion of Mr. Dd. Alexander. junior. and W Thomas Williams; the Household Furniture Saio at 2 30. Terms cash. Further particu- lars mav be obtained from Messrs. R. and O. B. J'enkinq and Lloyd 4 Kisber-street, Swansea or from the Auctioneers VelinJre. Parish Hall, Liansamlet. FLANNEL FAIR Next Tuesday, Feb. 19th. MONEY. AW ARMING TD THE PUBLIC—Don't A borrow until you have aecn our Free Prospectus. WhY uay heavy interest to money lenders, when you can boTrow from us £ 13 to £ 25,000 on your own Note of Hand at low interest and easy repayments? Our method is absolutely devoid of all the ob. jectionable features of a moneylender, ffn are expressly established and registered pursuant to Act of Parliament. Hank notes sent by post.—The British Finance Co.. 20. Bridge-street. Bristol. Telephone 1675. IF you wish to kepi) yonr affairs nrivate, do not apply to strangers for no -;tr-"I" ger will lend you money without mak- irix innuiries. How would these terms suit you ? JCIO repay £10 10s. SFO repay £ 5'2 10a. £20 repay JS21 £ 100 repay L105 All Moneylenders are registered For pood straisbtforward business apply to Mr. Gash who trnd"c his own name ALBERT g' ASH,  6, Uplands-crescent, Swansea. Preliminary Announcement. LOOK OUT FOR Manselton Congregational Church] Grand Annual Eisteddfod, Saturday, August 3rd. Particulars shortly. PUBLIC NOTICES. TO HOUSEHOLDERS RESi- DENT OUTSIDE THE SWAN- SEA BOROUGH AREA. THE attention of householders re-, sident without the Swansea! Borough Area is called to the fol- lowing paragraph contained in the, Circular issued by the Welsh Com- j missioner for Food for the Direction of the Local Food Committee. "Persons resident outside the Area, on showing that they have been accustomed to buy rationed articles from within the Area (oi Swansea Borough) will be allowed to obtain cards by filling up the form of application and forwarding :t through their OWN Food Office." Householders to whom the above applies may in accordance with the above instruction deposit cards re- ceived from their own Food Office with Swansea Borough Hetnilers with whom they are in the habit, of dealing. These cards will be duly accepted and honoured, and the householders will receive an equal share with Burgesses of the Borough according to the declared rations. (Signed) H. LANG. COATH, Hon. Executive Officer. Swansea Local Food Control Committee. February loth, 1918. LOOK OUT FOR A GRAND EISTEDDFOD To be held at SKEWEN on SATURDAY, 1st JUNE, 1913. Chief Ch "ral-" Ar Lan'r Iorddonen I D(Jofn (Gabriel). S3. Adults' Solos and Recitations, £115. each. Good Prizes for Children. Official Programmes may he had of Hon. Sec. on April 1st, 1918.—Dd. E. Gibbs, High-street, Skewen, Hon. Sec. CLARA BUTT TOUR. ALBERT HALL, SWANSEA, Thursday, February 21st, at 7.30. —The Greatest Concert of the Season.— Only Appearance. Madame CLARA BUTT, The World-Famous Contralto, who has raised £ 105000 for the Red Cross and other Charities. Madame ELSA STRALIA, The Famous Soprano from Grand Opera House, Milan, Paris & Covent Garden. LADY TREE, the World-Famous Actress. ADELA VERNE, the Brilliant English Pianist. At the SPiano Mr. Harold Craxton. Steinway Grand I)iaiicforte." Tickets (including Tax).—Reserved, 10s. 6d. 3s. 6d. 5s 9d.; Unreserved 5s. 6d and 2s. 4d. Plan and Seats at. Alfred Way's Stationer and Bookseller, 4. Wind-street. Swansea. TcL. Docks 4. O)K E?ELV Sun iftises 7.27, sun Sets 5.32. Lighting-up time. 6.2. | Subdue Lighis visible from the Ssa- Swansea 6.2. Llanelly 6.3 2-3, Aberavon 6.2, Pembroke 6.61. Subdue other Lights— Swansea. 7.32, Llanelly 7.33 2-3, Amman- foid 7.33, Aberavon 7.32, Neath 7.32, Carmarthen 7.34, Pembroke 7.36i. High Water, 10.57 a.m., 11.23 p.m. King's Bock, 34it. llin. a.m., 33ft. 6in. p.m. To-morrow, 11.ED a.ro.

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