The Cambria Daily Leader

AMMANFORD. A rehears-al in connection with the forthcoming Methodist singing festival at Goppa, Pontardulais, was held in Bethany Chapel, Ammanford, on Saturday night, Mr. Thomas Davies conducting.

GOWERTON. A presentation concert was held at the assembly hall of Co-unty Schools on Satur- day evening, when Mr. J. C. Davies, J.I' was presented on behalf of the Carnival Committee, with a photograph of all tho committee.

BURRYPORT. On Sunday afternoon Mr. Emlyn Lewis, I Biirrvport, was presented by the English Congregational Sunday School with a beautiful Bible on his de- parture for Mydrim. The Rev. Gomer I Iveyshon made the presentation.

SKEWEN. On Sunday, the liev. S. Evans Gealv, who has been pastor of liethania Welelt Independent Church, Skeuen, during the iast five yeans mado known to his people that he had decided to accept the call ho had received to tj, joint pastorate of Severn-road Welsh Church, Canton, Car- diff, and the church at LlansantiTraid.

UPPER CWMTWRCH. Air. D. Davies prss;aed over a concert held in honour of SCTgt. Jack James, R.E., now home on the Western front. Songo were rendered by Messrs. David Thomas, Hawker. W. Kendrick, Tom J. Evans, Dd. Williams, and Sergt. James. Messrs. D. W. Rowlands and Oswald Evans accompanied. Sergt. James was presented with a sum of money.

LLAifcLfiLO. -1 The week-end witnessed a successful performance of the cantata entitled "Under the Palms, given under the aus- pices of Ebenezer Baptist Church, at the Drill Hall. The proceeds were in aid of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Welcome Fund. Councillor W. Ilopkin, J.P., presided. Mr. J II. Rees conducted. Mrs. Daniel and Miss Olwen lives accompanied, while Mr. Frank Jones led ihe orchestra.

LLANGEftNECH. Every business house at Llangennech was closed at six o'clock on the occasion of the Soldiers'" conceit last Saturday night. Un Saturday evening, at Bethetda Chapel, a concert was given in aid of the Soldiers' Fund. Aid. D .James Davies MayüJ; of Llanelly), presided, and the artistes were Misses Megan Thomas (Llan- elly), Betty Evans (Burryport). Mr. Dd. ilarry, R.A.M. (Llvvynhendy), and Mr. D. Brazell,, R.A.M.; violinist, Mr. W. H. Simon; organ and accompanist, Mr. Car- edig Williams. The expenses incurred were defrayed by County Councillor D. J. Jone«.

PEMBROKE DOCK. A remarkable accident occurred recently in a shop in Pembroke Dock, in the neigh bourhood of the dockyard. A num- ber of persons, including soldiers, work- men, and several women munition work- ers were standing in front of the counter when the floor suddenly collapsed and tho whole lot were precipitated into the cel- lar below. When they had finished sort- ing themselves otit of it, strangely vnuugn noiwdy wa-s injured, though tho women had been badly scared, and ono of them fainted.

PONTARDULAIS. j The death has taken piace oi an old and resected native of Pontardulnis, in the person of Mr. John Thomas, St. Teilo- "treeL Ho was an- old servant of the G.W.R. Co., retiring as a lirst-class engine driver utter 35 years' service. He w.as a senior elder dt the local Wesleyan diurch for over 30 years. He was S2 years of age, and is survived by two sons, Messrs. A. and A. Thomas, tho well known builders' merchants and con- tractors. The elder son, Mr. Arthur Thomas, who lived witli. his father, is lying dangerously ill.

I PENTRLCHWYTH. A reception meeting was held at the Rising Sun Inn, Pfcntrechwyta, on Fri- day, to welcome Pte. Sehvyn Howell, who has been out the front for a considerable time. The following artistes contributed: Miss Lawrence Griffiths, Messrs. Ben Williams, W. Beddoe Janes, li. Body- combe, Fred Parry, Jim Coatos, Brothers Alien, and Master W. Hill. During the evening a presentation of a Treasury note was made to l'te. Ilov/ell, who suit- abiy replied. Mr. J. ;jtrd0 presided, and ai)iy ?ir. j'. pres,?ded, -tnd

GRlTOi^F ERRYi County Councillor T. Gwynne, Briton- ferry, who has recently been seriously ill. is improving in health. One of the prizes offered by the Briton- ferry Vegetable Show Committee at their annual show to be held in August is for the luigee-t and heaviest potato grown, and another for the most ireakish freak vegetable. The statement of accounts of the 'icrry Boys at the Front Fund for last year shows that the public subscriptions were Ss., against £123 8s. the previous year. From fetes, cone-erts, etc., £ 177 17s. d. derived, in comparison with £138 9s. 2d. in 501G. Including the balance of 1 £ 3f>9 9s. lid. brought forward, the total income of the year was £ 631 18s. lid., and the expenditure £ 303 7s. a sur- plus 01 E238 lle. 4d.

LLANSAMLET. At the Parish Hall, on Saturday even- ing, a concert was field in aid of the Sol- diers' and Sailors' Fund, Aid. Jordan pre- siding. The following took part:—Miss Lizzie Evans (Cwm), Messrs. Ben Wil- liams and Dd. Jeffreys (Bonymaen), Dan D. Thomas, W. Jenkins (Morriston), and the Pentreehwyth Male Voice Party. Ac- companists. Messrs. W. W. Bodycombe and John Walters (Cwm). The Rev. J. E. Griffiths, who had been pastor of Ainon Church, Birch grove, for nearly 40 years, died on Saturday. He had been in the Baptist Ministry for nearly 50 years. At Bethel, on Saturday evening, the 3. OWCMI ^CAI\LUUI'CLIFCU), LEC- tured on Three Months at the Front," the Rev. J. Hywel Parry presiding. The Bethel Male Voice Choir, under the con- duetorship of Mr. David Evans, and Master Donald Rosser, contributed to the programme. ALisG Nellie Jordan accom- panied,

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I TREBANOS. Mto. J. J. Williams, Trebanos, general secretary of tho West Wales Brass Bands Association, has not yet missed a single committee for 17 yeans.

YSTRADGYNLAIS. At the annual meeting of the Chamber of Trade of Ystradgynlais, it was resolved to comply with the request made by the local police authorities for volunteers for the establishment of a local farce of special constables. The fallowing offered their services:—Messrs. E. Evans, Tom Williams (London Hou&e), J. W. Morgcih, Tom Morgan, Gwilym Morgan (postman), John Evans, W. Davies, David Lloyd, Jones, Thos. Morris, J. Herbert, John Griffiths, Chrlie Hunt, Howel Edwards, David Enoch, Jones (grocer), R. J. Munkes, Griff Watkins, Owen Bowen,

I NEATH. An interesting lecture on Alsa,ce and Lorraine was delivered at the Neath and. District War Hospital by Miss Phillips, of London. The lecture was illustrated by lantern slides. Capt. Morris, the M.O. in charge, presided. The matron, Miss Billing, proposed a vote of thanks to the lecturer, which was seconded by Mr. Tom Bavies (secretary), and supported by Dr. Prell. Swansea. Lodge of the Pastmasters of the L.O.A.S. met in conference at the Shepherd's Hall, Neath, on Saturday, under the presidency of Bro. J. C. Rowe. The chief theme for discussion was tho creation of a Ministry of Health, intro- duced by the Chief Shephexd, Bro. W. Bowen Davies. An interesting inter- change of views resulted, and there was a general agreement to the principle of the scheme, and a unanimous opinion that it was in the nation's interest to create one department to take sole charge of the public health of the country. The subject will be further discussed at a future meet- ing to be held at Swansea.

LLANELLY. Llanelly's young tenor, Sergt. Sydney Charles, is figuring in the concert at Wellington Pier Winter Gardens. Mr. Wm. Evans, Lakeficld-road, Llan- elly, has been presented by the London Committee of the Bible Society with a Bible in recognition of his services as hon. secretary of the Llanelly Welsh branch for 18 years. A most gratifying report has been pre- sented to the Llanelly Borough Allotments Committee. It states that last year there were 772 allotments in Llanelly. This year there will be 1,181, an increase of over 50 per cent. One of the most interesting develop- ments in Llanelly after the war will be on the town estate where the G.W.R. Co. have purchased ten acres of land. It is intended by the company to make Llan- elly one of the most important engineer- ing centres in South Wales. Llanelly"s V.C., Ivor Rees, is home on leave from France. The death is announced of Mrs. Phil- lips, widow of the late Mr. Tom Phillips, the tinplaters' leader, which took place at the Llanelly Hospital, deceased, who was 68 years of age, was a faithful mem- ber of Lloyd-street Chapel.

Constipation demands immediate atten- tion. Takn CHOCOTX)TDS the Cure for Con- stipation Boxes 1/3 and 2/5 of all Chemists.— (Advt.)

SATURDAY'S LOCAL RESULTS, Grovesend. 2 tries; Gondros. nil. Gendrog II.. 2 trios: Penllerffaer. nil. f- .uo_

As the helmet shields htm .from shrapnel— ff f v%. ?S? ? e.?3? ? ?. ?- />] I F0IMAM I HI shields him from Throat-Troubles. THAT is why you should  constantly send him For- mamint Tablets to comfort and heal his throat during the cold damp weather. His M.O. will approve of this, for the War Office has ordered large sup- plies of Fcrmamint, and its value as a preventiv e of throat-troubles is emphasised in official reports. I would like":you to know," writes one Medical Officer, "that I had Forma nint always in my pocket and invariably kept sucking the tablets. Where we had to deal with septic throats I made I.theni suck Forrnamint Tablets with Creat benefit. 1Ve all szvbrc by them and I am personally grateful to Try Formamint Yourself Note how much better you' sore throat feels after you have sucked a few tabJets aDd how quickly the whole' trouble vanishes. Then try it as a preventive of throat troubles and see how it wards them off when they seemed inevitable. Once you have made these tests ýou also will swear by Formainint, and will realise that it is the one 'tablet which really frees your mouth and throat from disease producing germs. Ask your chemist for genuine Formamint- price 2/2—and look for the maker's name: Ganatosan, Ltd. (British Purchasers of The Sacatogen Co.). Chairman: Lady Mackworth. 12, Chenies Street, Lopdoo, NV.c. 1. (N.13.- To protcct you. from substitution, Fa-mamint will laLr on be zivm a new name, wkwh will be ) r.. | By Appointment to H.M. The King Any Trader selling NESTLES MILK j • OR. I IDEAL MILK (UNSWEETENED) I is invited to nominate us for their total 1918 supplies of | FULL-CREAM SWEETENED MILKS and FULL-CREAM UN- 1 | SWEETENED MILKS (including Evaporated). | | WE DO NOT SUPPLY SKiMMED MILK. I | You get the absolute guarantee of 50 years' experience behind | j every tin of our Milk, which is still the cheapest and THE RICHEST IN CREAM I and is 1 WilAT TliE PUBLIC WANT 8 for which reason we had arranged for a record production in 1918 1 1 many months before we ever heard of proposed Government S 1 Control of Condensed Milk. 1 I If you decide to nominate us, you should send your Government Requisition Form, when completed II | NESTLE & ANGLO SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. | I 6-8, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3, or their agents. I| "LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. DEFENCE OFTHEREALM ACT. Advertisements in the Situations Vacant column from Firms whose business consists wholly or mainly in engineering or shin- building. or the production of arms. am. munition, or explosives "r of substances  rçcuird for the roductiou thereof, are. in order to comply with Regulation 8 !bi ot the above Act. subject r 't,,)n_ oy ditions:— to the folloiving con- .?o person reddent more than 10 miles away or already enlaced on Government work will ?e engaged.  MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS I VACANT. A BERTH for Life is witing our Students L as quickly as we can ouahly them. We have sent out. this year 200 sruuents to eitnations worth £10J ilcr annum as a com- meiKnng salary, and want 600 more at once. Aply for Terms- tSonth Wales Wireless College, Ltd.. Market Buildings. Cardiff: or Castle-street. Swansea. Men and Youths. rt ,TAN Wanted to.' Hammer Drill at Limc- J-TJL stone Quarry; good iob and good wa?cs.—Write Box "B 19." Leader Office. 179A2-19 "J \r ANTED Men for Clay Pit; lOd- per ilaour.-APPIY Graig Brick Works, Mor- j riston. A2-19 ¡ XX T ANTED..Shoeing and General Smith: V V good wages to suitable man; regular job: ineligible.—Apply Peacbey. Mumbles. 179AJ-21 ISfANTBD. Driver for Sentinel Stem VV. lNrry; capable man; able to do run- repairs.-W rite. Box B 9." co Daily j Leader .Swansea. A2-17 ''?'?AKTED. immediately Gardener «ingle- f handed; FruH Vegetables Flowers.— ArpI?. with 'derences, to Roberts. Bryn Newrdd, Treboeh. 179A.2Z ~7ANTED. Good Undor-Ga-rdener. need j v l, wages for suitable man,—Apply, stat- I ing age, experience. to,Mr Wilfrid I lionia, Llwynderw. Blackpill. 176A2-19 J XIrANTED, a Reliable Sober Man (in- j ll, eligible) to Drive Pair-horse Delivery Wagon; i)ermaiient, iob.-Write Box "B IS." Da.i!y Leader, Swansea. 176A2-19 /IT ANTED, immediately Ledger Clerk (in- tV. eligible).—Apply, stating age experi- ence, and salary required to Box "B 13," Leader Office. Swansea. "^TirANTED, Carpenter or Joiner for Even- » i ings. or other time to join picture frames" centre of town.—Apply by letter co n 10," Leader. Swansea. 179A2-1" ANTED, I- xi)eric-ice(I Working Head l Gardener; ccttack- providucl.-Apply. stating age, oualiflcations wagee, to Mr, Wilfrid Thomas, Llwynderw, Blackpill. 176Az-19 "7-ANTED, Smort Driver (ineligible) for i Wine and Spirit Trade: good refer- ences and knowledge of Swansea and Uis- triji essential.—Apply Box B 11." Leader OGiee. 79AZ 18 T,^TANTED. Experienced Weigh Cleric (in- f! eliRibte.L- dischmged soldier) for weighing trucks, and deal with traffic.— Apply, stating age, and wages required, to the Ammanford Colliery Co.. ftd.. Amman- for.I. _t9 Men and Women. "A GENTS W;;l: male or female—Letter, j ??. I'paney's Ltd., la. FairBeld-road. row London. AZ-26 Women and Girls. XT AN'rEm, Dressmaker at the Institution -Apply Master Workhouse. Swan?'a. 179A2-19 ELITKFUOATED Young Lady \v » as Day Governess to Girl of 6h veq.rs.- Apply 1, Kingston-road. Skelty. 173A2,20 -1-ATANTED. Two Intelligent Young Ladies to train as Lady Clerks: every facility for learning Shorthand. Typewrit- ing. Office Routine: moderate premium.— Apply personally the Bar-Lock Type- v,,rit,er C-o.. Ltd.. 5. College-street. 179A2L7 Domestic Servants. T\TANTED, a good General Servant: small » » family.—Apply Mrs. Mcyler. 6 :1, Itcien's-crescent. Swansea. 179A2-22 SITUAT rONS WATTtED. -8- ITUA'iiOWäT1ted-a-Úousel{d:('r "?o C? repDect.a.hIe Workjn Man.—Write Bex B 16. Leader C?oc. 177AZ-20 LOST AND FOUND. j "J ?ST. Monday or Tuesday 1,?mall BITC? i Jt? of Keys.—Finder rewarded on return- ing to Mr3 Evans. 33 Rhyddings Park-road, I73A2-1 T OST. between Wind-street Bridge L"in- | t J bertjj Cottages, and East Dock Sta- tio,) a Gold Watch, with a bow att ched reward,—21, Lambert's Cottager. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. Bx; SIN ESS ^remises for Sale. or to Let: -D two Commodious Shops and Premises: beat position in Pontaruulais: Excellent op, unity: poasession March 1st.—Apply to Mrs. M. Thomas. Castle Buildings, Pontar- dulais. 178A2-20 lilOYt SALE. or To Let No. 6.-Uar)el Build- i- ings. Clydach-on-Tawe. now in occupa- tion of Mrs. George. Grocer: possession 4th JUJS next, or earlier.—Apply Williams and '.Villiams Solicitors. Fishguo.rd. CI-23 rro LET a good Stable and Couch-house: i- suitable for garage: central position.— Apply G. Alexander. 45 Carlton-terrace. 179AZ.22 fpj LET, immediate possession. Woll- J. furnished Ifcute; 7 rooms, bath-room, electric light; moderate rent,-l, CA,offrey- streei. Neath. C'2-9 T^THY Pay Rent? Send your address, and t V. 1 will tell how I bought my house wíh the rent.—Write 0 2," Leader Office. Swansea. 179A2-22 HOUSES WANTED. A DVEItTISEE Requires llouoe at Rental A of from C33 to X45 per annum (inclu- sive). Swansea ur District.—Send fall par- ticulars to Tree," c/o Daily Leader. Swan- sea.. C2-23 ANTED. Small House in Swansea v Y rit-ig-libourhood.-Write Box C 1," Leader Office. 179A2-19 -TAÑTED, Small House, with garden. V> within about two milea of Swansea: good tenant: small family.—Apply Butcher. No. 10. Union-street, Swansea. J77A2-20 FOR ,SALE.. ILL1ARD TABLES—Two for Sale with- t 3 out accessjries. bv good maliers; fiist reasonable offer accepted.—R. E Jones. LLd.. Cardiff and Swansea. C2-18 X^XCELLENT Seccnd-iiand Faced Bricks. TJ Common Bricks, and Firebricks jor Sale at St. Helen's Tramways Fower Sta- L;),i at 253 per thousand on site. Otters considered for all work not stripped down- Western Engineering Company. Foresters Y,)rd. Swansea. 179A2-22 ALVANISED Corrugated Sheets in stock GJ 5, 7, 8. and 9 ft; Galvanised Ridgicg, ue>t quality. 6ft lengths 53. 5d.; Fireproof Safes. 31111.. and 61in.- 5 enyt. Beam Scale, 70s. Grindstones, best quality, lfcin x 3in.. 7s. 6d.; 3,500 ft Piping in )4 fL. leTgth jjin.—what, oifei\s? 10,000 ft. Horticultural Class 21 and Z6 cz.. 24in x 12in., .lld 38in x 17.1", 50 1 cwt. kegs Paint. Red Oxide (ready for use), at 52s. 6d cwt.: Stanley's Plane. ND 55. complete in box. with Book of In- structions, 75s.. and various otner Tools: 50 groos Hacksaws, from 18s. gross. Enquiries solicited.—B. Shepherd. Ammanford. Tel. No.: 43. 1]¡'f\ŸOo]) near tath:7 ton rail "ome X immediately; 60s. carriage paid some stations; inspecv Crugau Woods. Resolven.— j timing and Co Ltd. I'JUGS.—Traveller 11'; for disposal 3l for li,t)osii] JL great sacrifice of Handsome Skin Rugs: thelal skins of Leopards. Beare. Wolves, etc.; bargains.-Gall any evening, between 6 and 8 Traveller, 39. Hen- rietta-street. Swansea.. 179A2-19 SWEDES. 6s.: Turnips. 6s Carrots. 7s. fid. O cwt. carriage paid: cash with order, bags returned.—L. E. Hoare. Dairyman. Wellington. Somerset. C2-19 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS DALR fo rt 8ondCLtd.High-Btr;:t. 1) Cardiff.—New Model Pianoe, also Second-hand Pianos and Organs at Low Prices for Oash. Terms arranged. Lists on 1 application to Local A;gencv 20 Kinft Ed- ward-road. Swansea G1RAMOPHONE.. 25 guinea model hand- some. hornless inlaid Sheraton Cahirfct; stands 4fD on castors; record cup- board completely enclosed, with records; accept £ S.—5 Edward-terrace Cardiff. 177A2-19 QECOND-HAND Pianoforte by Coilard and O Collard; full trichord ivory keys, re- duced to f,33 12s. cash. Walnut Piano, by Rosenstrich. £33 12s. Walnut Piano, by fiine. £ 40. Walnut Piano by Witton and Witton. £ 42. Walnut Piano by J F Yates. London: iron frame ?45 Walnut Piano, by John Woods. ?45. Ebonised Piano. b7 Bord ?-fla,ri?. £ 68. MaMm &nd Hamlin Organ. £ 15 105 cash. Oak Harmcninm. 7 stops £ 10 106. m?al1 Harmonium, bv Cesarine, £ 5.— Thompson and Shacell. Ltd.. 39. Castle- street SwaD800. EGGS, POULTRY, &c. A RE you -oing to *Pt your nuHets eat their heads off until next Spnng? Make winter egg-production a certainty by giving them Karswood (harmless) Poultry Spice, containing ground insects. Packets utI. 6d., Is.—Parker Corn Merchant Ply. rnoi1ih:3!'rcJl't SWaJ10;3Üa, 17&173A2-20 T^ITTJL Egg Baskets follow use of Kars- X wood Spicp .containing giound insect'. 2d.. fid., ls.-D.i,vies Bros., Chemists. Heb- ¡"¡. Qlyiaftl*. 178A2-SA imf j TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. BAZAAlt GOODS,-Toys. Fanov Goo(' JD etc.. every kind: advice to beginner; also best spare time aeency; 80-page Cata- logue free.-Mav-(164) George-street. Birn:. ingham CTC 17*1) RNITORE.—Best Prices gven bv me t??r L' Second.Hand Furniture and Antiuu* Furniture of any description. Drop me H I postcard or caIL-Wm. James. 8. Fatiii.,i- | street. St. Thomas. CTO r KNITTING Machines: Latest Best: Lists Free: Lessons Free.—W. Griffiths. 30. Queen-street. Neatru LONDON 'Pme?TsLble and Red K?i) Gn:d« JU -The current issue of this ropuiar 'Publication in on Sale at all Raitwa? BOOK italis and loading Newsagents. Nearly 601 pages, it deals with ovor 3.000 Railway tvtiu tiohs. At sixpence it ie the best ilno dwapcst Railway (}uide ever published Mills, English and Co.'s Announcemerts. GARDEN TOOLS.—It is not too earlv to purcha.so these. Supplies are getting short. CA RBOILUNDUM,We keep a large eelec- J tion of Oarborundum Oil Stone, Wheels. and Grindere.Mills. English and Co. C.T.O. HEAT.—Chang-i your old-feshiou Bur íJ Grate into a Prince" Barlees Fire: it will double the radiation of beat, and sava half the coal bill, fo' 128 6d.—Particu- 1 a r-i Mills. English and Co., Ltd.. Swan sea. TR AILS.-For Tinplate Boxes, etc. the  Meco 1? Box Nails are redl"ing wire nails; cheaper, stronger. Ask for sammes and cheaper, English and Co., Ltd.. Swan- pric? —MiUa. l:nglish and Co.. Ltd,. Swan- sea. Y OUR Kitchen Range does not aaH Jl labour. Enquire for particulars of tur Twin Interior; it converts a Kitchen into a Breakfast Room, boils bath water, roastt, and has plenty of saucepan" room. It al- way looks like a Dining-room Grate.-Par. ticulars Mills, English and Co.. Ltd., Swan- seiv 1?IAGLE RANGES AND GRATES.-We are Ij So?e ?gont3 and should be pleased to advise you.-Mills, English and Co., Swansea. MAT EX xubstituMa Sheet Lead It is han JM. the price in c°»l aDd <htM. ? ?KMENT FLOOK?.—U 80ft and dusty. like V "bamaeai." it makes the floor lik oteel. and d English and Co Ltd., Swansea. c OTtitU(iA'fED Sheets in stock at 30s. per ?,wt.—Mills. English and Co.. Ltd.. 4. tiiotie-suuarc. Swansea. MESS Rooms for Works.-We can euonly m you with Lavatories, otoves, etc.. for tillb work.—Mills, English and Co. 4. Castle- square. Swansea eTO MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED, Contractor's Portable Shed: V must be in good oondition.-Send full particulars and lowest price Box P.O. 21. i.labelly. A2-19 ANTED Portable Engine, 6 or 8 horse: V must be good, and not too cld.-Writ3 Box C 3," Leader Office Swansea. A.2-](! TANTED. 12-horse Portable or 4 importable Engine, by good maker.- Write Box C 4," Leader Office. Swansea. AZ-Ij EDUCAT I ONAL. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD .1 CALLING for many TRAINED TYPISTS, SHORTHAND WRITERS and BOOK-KEEPERS. Prepare to answer that call by taking a course of training at THE DE BEAR SCHOOLS, Ltd. CASTLE BUILDINGS (Corner of College Street), SWANSEA. Tel.: Central 587. ERULTS TELL.—At this year'- ROVRI It Society of Arts examinations the SWANSEA BUSINESS COLLEGE (Alexan- dra-road) secured a higher ojrcentage of successes than any other educational in- stitution in Swansea and District. Further- more. every proficient student has been placed. Thoroughness, efficiency, service. are the watchwords of tbi» ix>ljege. STUDENTS Successfully Prepared for Pro. 0 ficiencv in PITMAN'S Shorthand. Local MARINE BOARD, and Civil Service. LES- SONS given in Arithmetic Ensrlish, Booll. keeping, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr. Ifarrib 6, Oxford-strete Swansea. Da.,v or Evening Tuition. eTe Printed and Published by the Swansea Press, Ltd., at Leader Buildings S"\T

II ¡._7:=:t: lI:: > > Cheap Food at I S Liptons S j1|1| ffi Fish contains a high percentage of M y?? (invaluable in these days of f|| • II butter and meat shortage), and a || ? large quantity of proteid, the vital m building-up food-property of meat. ig| ? The following particularly fine fish 1 ? are now on sale at Lipton's ? Red Herrings 6d. per !b? [I ?_ T? t) ? J) S?sS ?? Scotch Kippers- 11 d. ? Finest Bloaters- 9d. ? a J s m Smoked Haddocks 1 /11 ? J SSt' Smoked Codlings 1/11 „ p ? Smoked Sprats 1/4 per box 1 ?? 0? Price on?y at all Lipton's Branches in the United Kægdom. j|f ?? LIPTON'S ??e a perMnG/ pride in ?Ae exc,dlenœ of *§ B? eocr???g they supp/? for the table. QUALITY |j| ? FIRST is the pr?c:p? on which Lipton's business W tS ? con?uc/e?. Judge for ?OM?e// how well that || ? ided ? fna<f!?tne? in all rou buy from Liptons. || I LIPTON'S  The largest Tea Grow'9, Manufacturers, and || ? Retailers of Food Products in the VVodd. || ?! Uany thousand employees arc engaged m Lipton's Tea and Co"a Estates, Ccylo]L ||| B8 Te? Merchant by Special Appointment to H.M. King George V., g|f T.M. the Kiag and Queen of illy, and H.H. Iho Kin? of Spain. 3xH8  ,YANSEA-  B ? 'Hgh St?est & ?3, Oxfrd Streetr g j? —t ? Bratiches also at Noath, Ll3no!Iy, Ammanford, Carmarthen. n=y |||§| m 0 it' T.TFTDW LTD.==U Hi ',h;¡;j ¥' ,Ç<iK mi ( REGISTER WJTH ?? ? .?B?)d ??3? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? JBSttt? I   g | iTEA[=i It does not matter where you have placed your Sugar Card, or where you register for Butter and Margarine, I|| ? Enter on your Form | I PHILLIPS & CO., Fine Tea Specialisteg I j ? 1 S, Wa!te? ?oad, SWAMSE?, I As Your T 4 RetaBe fo,. a i:! ,?.?. „„.„„, ?-?—?.?-—————————————————????  j Aan de Belgische mensehen van Swansea en omHggendo. |J L Daar is enn winkcl geopend aan | i DE, CROSS, MORRISTO ,N, voor den verkoop van < 1j PAARDENVLEESCH j AAN DEN Prys van 6d. per pond. {. Paar'denveleesch is niet onder FOOD CONTROL maar de kallanten moeten hunne vieesehkaart mede brengen en 11 I hun latcn inschry ven. in den winkol. S S—1——nui'u'm'JJi. *"■ *"1- irWASXE PAPER 5/6 per cwt. for Mixed, Any Colour or Quality. THOMAS OWEN & CO., LTD., ELY PAP EI? WORKS, CARD- ir, F. Will Lend Bags and Pay Carriage. Wrtte for fuli pK.rticista.rc. r: ..>> ..J  I i • IV "VALET" i ?/??????? JL '? A??x??i?Mo ..?Tm ? ?r?*' N i )???? ety j I The latest model of this razor is adjustable j in addition to being self-stropping. By a touch on the adjusting lug you can vary the clistance between the blade and the guai-d with supreme precision and accuracy, adapting the setting according to the toughness of your beard or the tenderness cf your skin. j Its tcorJ Valet" o.-i Razors, Slro};, c.r:J El-icle.1 itirliratei Ih: genuine product oj Ci\ jJ AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., Ltd., 61, New Oxford Street, London. W.C. 136 'u- i'jiptsiet I The SUPER CIGARETTE. 12 20 bcxes of 50d rOO Inet f LOCAL HERO. Rflm. Jos. N, eatli. (Killed.)

I SWANSEA. A correspondent writes to us to draw attention to a very pluck deed performed on Friday by Mr. Harry Taylor, the Swansea .boxer, It ap- peare that a horse attached to a I wagon. took fright and flashed doin-n Cal- vert-street at a terrific rate. Hearing the commotion Mr. Taylor ran from his house and, without a moment's hesitation,. grasped the tail-end of the cart. By this method he was enabled to keep pace with the runaway, and eventually reached the horse, which he grasped around the neck and brought to a standstill.

I GORSSIMON. j A Gorseinon correspondent advises local buyers to take their meat cards to the shops where they were supplied last October,