The Cambria Daily Leader

STAGE AND STALLS 01 Next Week's Programtras at Local Halls. I' A iiitrfit of life and laughter he en- joyed at the Grand Theatre ou ilonday next, when OIL I 1 Say!" described as the greatest of all laughter-makers, makes its welcome re-appcarance in Swansea, on a six nights' visit, and a special matinee at 2.30 on Saturday. The present company in- cludes Miss Gliulys Archbutt. who "starred" in the powerful character of "Sidoiiie" during 1915, in nearly all the principal pro- vineal theatres, and Air. A. i]. Story, a CLever comedian, who has only recently re- turned to the stage after seivinp in Prance for years. Mr. Story joined his Majesty's Forces on November 3rd, 1914 and retires with the rank of lieutenant. The other artistes of note include the Misses Dorothy Hudson. Irene Verona., Carmen Strong. Rosa, Thornbury and Fay Hivitig- ton, and Messrs. Otto Minstre. F. D. Fraser. W. Tozer and Fred Knight. 'Oh! I Say'" possesses a good story, and is peopled with intereetmsr characters, each one of whom is distinctly interwoven with the series of amusing complications which arise from a simple uninvited predicament. A good laugh 18 worth much in these nerve-wrack- HIET tim?. and ? Oh! I S?y!" is oyernow- ing with laughter, it is well worth recom- mending as a war-time tonic." Due at the Empire jiext week is" The Better Ole. or L", sub-title has it. iraiments from France.' which is nothirc leas than Captain Bruce BairasTather's pic- torial characters brought to life. The men and women he shows us in this inimitable play are thoso he actually met "out there J Old Bill and Alf and Bert arc men lie knew: in fact we know tham too—the li!"ht- hearted British Tommy of the Old Army and the New; the chaps who take the most senouo situations in the erreat tragedy that is being enacted a; a ioke but with a sen- timental recard for those who 're left be. hind. In the midht. of all the (medy there crops up now and aprain a touch of serious- ness that brinsra to light the determineo purpose of these men. Before Old Till goes over the ton" to the accompaniment of machine guns h., hands his pal a packet of his wifes letters to be delivered to her versonally should anything befall him on his dangerous mission. The pathos of thp old soldier makes one's eyes grow moi<t. and then he is writins to his wife. He a-ked her to thank the parson's t.ister for the pocks she sent out and tell her h;* is wearing one of them as a Balaclava. hel met. and is carrying hi? charere of clothes in the other. The nlav is full of evervdav comedy and everyday nathos. Tt will be played twice n izh t 1. at 6.30 and 8 40. At the Picture House on Monday next, iitip-m Uerinoud and Enid Mackay appear if a teiiic and vivid Triangle drama. "Blood WiJI Tell," a tine story of a boy  after being expelled from college, ajid disinherited by hig father. made good The second star is Th? Intrigue." a fascinat- ing story of love and adventure, featuring Lenore Ulrich. The- second episode of "The Fighting Trail," the story of Ybarra, "An lee Man's Bride," the Triangle Keystone, featuring Eddie Gvibbons, with "Pathe's Animated Gazette and Weekly News." com- plete the programme. For the week-end For All Eternity." founded on the grand old English song will he shown. The pro- duction reflects the greatest credit on Mr. Davidson and his producers. Beautiful set- tings of English gcenerjr are reproduced, and the setting of the trial scene in the Old Bailey is a triumph of realistic stage management. Mary Miles Minter also ap- pears in "The Gentle Intruder;" J'immy Dale," No. 9, "lathe's Animated Gazette." and a Paramount Travel" will also be screened. A five-part sKxua- photo-drama, entitled "An Ancient Evil" will be shown at the Castle Cinema. Monday next, and duriug the week. It is a companion picture to "Where Are My Children?" and'has been approved of by the National Council oi Public Morals for presentation to adults only. This pitiful and touching play is I built on James Adams' book entitled "A ?cw Conscience" and "An Ancient Evil." The film is not to be regarded as a chance incident pictured to pa?s awav an idle hour. It is typical of the lives of thou sands, < ad the story of the film is ad- drested to those who lead the sheltered lives. Other pictures for Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday are "The Isle of Life," a I five-part drama, and two-part Keystone comedy, "An Ice Man's Bride. All pic- tures. with the exception of "An Ancient Evil will be changed on Thrusday. when Dorothy Gish will be featured in a five- part Triangle drama. "Her official Fathers.' At the Carl to A Cinema, on Monday, Tues- day, and Wednesday, Julian Eltinge the popular feminine impersonator, appears in his first picture. The Couutess Charmill" Mr Eltinge is seea as a bewitching and beau, tifully-gowned foreign countess, who lures mens watches, scarf pine, and wallets into her fair ringed hands for no less a purpose than the Red Cross Fund. The picture abounds with humour of the best sort, and has unexpected situations and a scream- ingly funny plot. The second star is it's Never Too Late to Mend." from the famous novel by Charies Reade. featuring George Lev ton as Tom Robinson. A Winning JjOseT is a comedy which. with Patlie's Animated Gazette and Weekly News" in pictures complete the programme. For the week-end, W. S. Hart appears in the great- est Hart-Triangle drama. Wolf Lowry," yet produced. W. S Hart who takes the part of Wolf Lowry. lyerforms precisely the act that such a, strong, forceful character would do in real life. The scenes chosen as the back:?rounds of the play are rich in natural beauty. The second otar is "The Son of-the Immortals." featuring If War- ren Kerricran ii a Blue Bird master pro-i duction. "The F.,t,al Ring." No, 11, "Jerry's Brilliant Scheme," and Mr. and Mrs Sidney i Drew in II: "Tootsie," complete the pro-I gramme. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next. at the Royal Theatre, the star picture will be "The Bait." a virile drama of life in the trappers' country, featuring William Clifford and Betty Hart supported by a strong cast of artistes. "The Queen of Dia- monds is sufficiently original and exciting to please the most exacting taste in sensa- tions. and its story can easily be followed by all: Floret's Enchantment," a three- red Vitagraph drama: episode three ot "The Lass of the Lumberland," two reels: Jerry's Brilliant Scheme." comedy: and Patlie's Gazette." For the latter end of the wellc the ever-popular little screen ac- tre-F,, Zoe Rap," in a five-reel drama. The Little Pirate," supported by an all-star cast: second feature "Ttose of the Alley," featuring Miss Jackie Saunders, three reels; 13th episode of "The Neglected Wife," two reels: "Deep Sea and Desperate Deeds." a comediy in two reels, and Pathe's Gazette." The instant success of ex-Ambastador Gerard's disclosures of Hun aims and methods in My Four Years in Germany" now being run in weekly instalments at the Elysium is an education in itself. It discloses the depth and preparation that the Germans went to show under guise ,of friendly relations they fomented the greatest crime against civilisation to serve their own ends. The revelations are truly remarkable, and the instalments grow in interest as they were unfolded Next week they enter upon a rich field of subtle sen- sation and cunning intrigue. Not one of the two instalments should on any account be missed. In other respects the Elysium programme next week brims over with good things. There is the much talked about Fox film of "A Rich Man's Play- thing featuring V desk a Suratt. Charlie Chaplin will be seen in "The Property Man." Then there is The Life of Lord Kitchener," a page from the history of the re-birth of the British Empire; another enthralling chanter in the popular Red Ace" serial; "Roarinsr Lions and Wedding Bells"; vraumont's Graphic and comedy films replete with laughter.

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i???fI?AiB??'fT?!?Tr ???rF?F??MMa ?j?\?? KTttt_? ??R?RAStTES F BEN EVANS A Telephone -1015 Telegram tvaufi SWANSEA FUNERALS CARRIED OUT IN ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY. CREMATIONS ARRANGED ORDERS SY PHONE. RECEIVED AT ANY HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGNT. ALL ARRANGEMENTS AT CEMETERIES PERSqNALkY SEEN TO BY EXPERIENCE ASSISTANTS I SWANSEA I j > HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. BECOME- your own Landlord by uing B your Rent as Purchase Money.—Write I Landlord." Leader 'Office Swansea. 214A6-131 TjlOR. SALE, by Private Treaty. Two Semi- .£ detached Houses at May hill, known as Ellesmere" and The Mount." let at A;26 per annum. Each house contains two re- ception rooms, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and bath-room, entrance lobby. Lease for 99 years, from March 25th 1910: ground rent £1 17s. respectively.—Offers to lie made to Mr. David Rooerts. 19. Heathfield-etreet. Swansea. j C6-3 tO )/ ™ WEEKLY Purchases ?300 House any j district.—Write L," Leader. Swan- sea. CJ6-4 j Mr. J. Pugh Williams' Announcements. HOUSES FOR SALE in HeatWld. 8t UL George's-terraee, Oaklands-terracc, Rosehill-terrace. Bryn-road. King Edward's. road. Eaton-crescent and at Mount Pleas- ant, Brynmill. St. Thomas Hafod. Sketty. and Mumbles. ALEBY PUBLIC AUCTION at Mile End Inn, Gendros. Thursday. 6th June. at 7 p n of Four Freehold Houses and Sixteen Excellent Freehold Plots of Land situate on the south side of Weig-road, Gendros. Swan- eea. ORTGAGES Arranged. Sales Conducted, ..a..t and Estates Economically Managed. F OR F-urther Particulars apply to J. Pugh JC Williams. Auctioneer and Wiluer. 12. College-street. Swansea.. C6-6 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. DALE, Forty and Co.. Ltd.. High-street. Cardiff—New Model Pianow, also Sece'Dd?i?nd pianos and at Low Prices for Cash. Terms arranged. Lists on application to Local Aeencv 20 King Ed- ward-road. Swansea,  ODFREY and Co. Ltd.. are mow offering  a Large 8tock of Pianofortes and Or- (New and Second-hand) at the Lowest Cash Prices, of on the Easiest Terms. Gramophones, from 3 guineas cash; Re- cords. H.M. V Columbia. Zono, and Regal; complete lists. Call and inspect our HtoJk, or send for catalogue.—Godfrey and Co.. Ltd., 22. St. Helen's-road. Swansea 266A6-6 PTANOFORTES bv D'Almaine 06 guineas- JL Chappell 40 guineas: Wilson and Co 7,5 guineas: Peerless Organ 9 guineas; 10- stop Harmonium. 8 guineas: "Mason and Hamlin Organ. 18 guineas. Monthly pay- ments accepted.—-Thompson and Shackell. Ltd.. 39. Castle-street. Swansea. rPIH)VlPSON .& SHACl\ELL Ltd.. Mu?o JL Warehouse .B Castle-street, Swansea, for Music and Records. Gramophones from jE3 33. MISCELLA NEOUS. ALLOTMENT Holders and Gardeners can  wonderfully inerea?; their crops by top-dressing with Horticultural Rito.—Sold by J. Thompson Davies High-street. Pont- ardavve. BATH Cbair Wanted on Hire-S 0 Mor- t gan The Dingle. Horton Gower. 265A6-1 i'TJRNlTURE.—Best Prices ?iven bv me for Second-haod Furniture and Antiuue Furniture of any description Drop me 3 postcard. or call.—Wm James 8 Fabian- street St. Thomas. CTC GARDEN Tent Wanted.—Particulars to 3. X Brynmill-crescent. Swansea. 265A6-1 R- ITO (Horticultural No. 1) suits every- thing that grows: wonderfully in- creases all crops. Allotment Holders ana 'I Gardeners should buv from Evan Joneb. Jubilee Stores. Brynhyfryd, Swansea. "B ONDOIv Time-TRblj and Red Rail Guide ii -The current issn^- of this oopular Publication is on Sale at all Railway Book- stalls and leading Newsagents. Nearly 600 p(',j it deals with over 3,000 Railway Sta- tions. At sixpence i: is the bfst and cheap- est Railway Guide ev.r published. SELF-PROPELLING Chair Required; lever sor rotary ation.-State :owe8t cash price,to "L 15." Leader Office. sswanaea. 265A6-1 TO Poultry and Rabbit Rearers.—Offer:) JL wanted for hospital Scraps to he col- lected daily.—Apnlv "L 16. Daily Leader." 266Aa-6 RUTi (Horticultural No 1) 64ÏtS every- PU thing that grow; wonderfully ip- creases all crops. Allotment Holders and Gardeners should buy 1;rom D. J. Howells. Central Supply Stores Pontardutait TUSH1NG and Hauling to Let  Trees and ?- Pitwood at each place—Glamorganshire Cardiganshire, Radnorshire. Gloucester- shire. Somersetshire, and Devon,hire.-O. Jennings and Co.. Ltd.. Penny well-road. Bristol. OT-0 XTRA-VIM Poultry Powder will make .L your hens lay buckets full of fine, large eggs. 6d. carton lasts 20 hens a fortnight. —Sold by Mrs Margaret Evans, Rock House Gla?i? -I3"I;rHorticlt¡;i;:l- I:o1)-;uit;-evén- -LL thing that growsWonderfuHy in- creases all crops. Allotment Holders autf Gardeners should buy from Robins' Stores. Clydach-on-Tawe Swansea Vaiiey. rpRACTlON Engine Proprietors not en- JL gaged on work of national importance may be disallowed fuel soon therefore offer on Hire (with or without option to pur- chase), Daywork or Piecework, for Tree Hauling in various counties, to 0. Jenmnga and Co.. Ltd., Sawmills. Penny well-road. Bristol. C6-1 w ANTED a Quantity of Tinplate Strips, i I.C Substance 4 5/8in. broad aDd over and not under 12in long. State price and full particulars.—Address "Tinplate." Wrn. Porteous and Co.. Advertising A cell ts, Glasgow. 257A6-10 I XTRA-VIM Poultry Powder will makf 4. your hens lay buckets full of fine. large j eggf. 6d. carton lasts 20 hens a fortnight —Sold by D. Jeffreys. Post Office, Crynant. — I u'lEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. ] MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS j VACANT. I A BERTH for Life is waiting our Students as auickly as we can qualify them We have sent out thi? year lOO «tndents to 6ituntions worth £10J per annum as a com- mencinz salary and want 500 more at once. Apply for Terms. South Wales Wireless College. Ltd.. Market Buildings Cardiff: or Castle-street. Swansea. \TANTED, Organist for St. Barnabas Church.-A pPlY. statin qualinca.tion? and salary required to T. Roeser, 12. Er- nald-place, Swansea. 255A6-1. £8 MADE by £ 5.—For full particulars e&OO as to how smali amounts of mocey may be profitably employed to give lar:e profits apply to Graham Marsh and Co.. 240. Higli Holborn. London. 259A6 o Men and Youths. NVVVIES Wanted: ineligible for Arjiy lid. per hour.—Apply Coppee Co., c'o North's Navigation Collieries. Tondu. Glara. CTC IATATORMAI-Eit and Jeweler—Wanted. T Young Man.—Apply David Tliomae. Castle-street. 266A6-7 "T!\rANTEI), Two Quarrymen; good wages, TT regular work. Also a, Man to look after Gas Engine.—Smith, Silica Works. Penygrocs, Carm. C6-5 "VSrANTED, immediately, a Clerk for the National Eisteddfod Office; ability to read Welsh in,lisi)ensable.ADoly with re- ferences. and stating salary, to Philip Thomas, Eisteddfod Office. Neath. 06-1 Women and Girls. "IXT .ANTED, Lady Assistant: Clothing or V Drapery Experience essential -rMas- tcrs and Co, (Clothiers), Lt-th. C6-5 T?ANTED. for Swansea Branch. Smart ? Business Young Lady.—Stone s Studio !7 and 19. Bridge-street Cardiff. 264A6-4 Il'l ,ANTED, Ycuna Lady for Wholcsilc it Grocery: must bo experienced in gen- oral office work.—Write L 8. Tjearier Office. 261Ab-l Domestic Servants. DAY Girl Wanted to Assist in Housework Df rom 7.30 a.m. to 4 p.m.—Apply Mrs. Stock wood. Keyford. Queen's-road. Sketty. 265A6-4 W ANTED, good Maid: three in family; good wages; country eirl preferred.— Write Select," Daily Leader. Swansea. 265A6-3 -X-,ITANTED, immeFi;teiy, House-Parlour- i, maid; two in family.—Apply, with references to Mrs. R P. Morgan. Brynhy- fryd, Neatb. 6 Boys, Girls, Apprentices, &c. TSTANTED, strong Lad to assist in ware- Vt house; little experience preferable.— Thos. Evans. Butter Merchant. Oranee- street. 264A6-4 W ANTED, Smart Lad for Saturdays, t" after 2 o'clock, to Assist in Hair- dressing; tall preferred— Apply Hasauen- court Neath. C6-4 LOST AND FOUND. L OST. Wednesday Kight Black and Tan JU Welsh Terrier Pup. Last seen fol.'owiti" soldier in Hllmphrey-street,- Finder please return to 4, St. George-street 265A6-1 LOST, on Tuesday. 28th, May. a Swansea, and Mumbles Railway Pass 'Ko, 9.— Finder rewarded on returning same to Daniel. 5. Worceeter-place Swansea. 265A6-3 FOR SALE. LEMENT-TALBOT; two-seater; 12-14: t splendid condition:. 2 ignitions; splen- did lamps.-24. Walter»road. 262A6-2 170R SALE, three^and-a-balf Centre Lathe, J' screw cutti't?; fair condition. Apply, by ?ter Box 24. Leader OHice. Neath. C6-3? ANURE for Sale by Contract —Apply lU- Wm. Hancock and Co.. Ltd., West End Brewery. S TR-0N-G Tip-Ci,-t for Sale: good oondition. 0 Also well-bred Store Pl.HarneB Brynaeron, Kingsbridge. Gorseinon. 264A6-1 APARTMENTS & LODGINGS TO LET AND WANTED. rX po LET. Furnished Apartments, Fdward? 1. street Swansea.—Write Box L 1! Leader Office. 263A6-3 TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. A la-rgoetock?uew Fa?ncy Jewellery and A Bead Necklet—Bullock Pros.. Por? land-street, and 10, Dunns Mumbles. 266A6-6 LLOTMENT Holders and Gardeners calt A wonderfully increase their crops by top-dressing with Horticultural Rito Sold by Barber and Ruck. Seedsmen and Florists. the Market. Swansea. BUY' your Jewellery now. and avoid the BWar Tax—Bullock Bros.. Portland- street. Swansea, 266A6-6 I TO (Horticultural No. 1) ouits every- JA thing that grows; wonderfully in- creases all crop*. V'lotment Holders and Gardeners should buy from D. Morgan. Ironmonger, etc.. Emporium, Upper Owm- twrch. XTRA-VIM Poultry Powder will make A your hens lay buckets full of fine, large eggs. 6d carton lasts 20 henc a fortnight. —Sold bv W. Wibberley. Baker and Grocer. Masons-road, Gorseinon MILLS, ENGLISH AND CO., LTD., Wholesale Ironmongers, Engineers, and Mill Furnishers, Swansea and Llanelly. S HOVEI,&-Souare-moutbed Colliers and )'J Navvy in stock. SANISEAL. for making cememfloors hard, Cj durable, and of gool apnearance. dust- less: also for waterproofing vour outside walls, in liquid form Easy to applv 8s. 9d. per gallon. Sole Agents ARDNER for facing cement floors, H tanks pointing walls io new work. It makes the cement like steel. dustless and If I waterproof: at 9d. per lb.: 14 ibs. to 100 square feet. Sole Agents. j 17iAGLE RANGES AND GRATES —Every- J body knows that a small or large Eagle Range will save half the coal bill. Sole Agents ILKIN TILE PANELS AND HEARTH^ ?.JL with the Eale Grate is the emaft. Dining or Drawing-room set. Call and see it fixed in our shpwrooms. Sole Agents. L EAD.-Ministr.v of Munitions wants vour JLj Lead for bullets Do not keep it. Agents M1LLTEX js a black plaet? ea.sy to ao?)y ¡ ?J, It • will save your rusty iron roofs and once applied will redeem them for 20 I years. (Chemical proof.) You can cover or repair old felt. glass. or cement roofs anciI Hats point damp walls. Wo guarantee that it will make them waterproof. I lb. at 8d. per lb.: 50 to (.50 tb. kegs. at 6Jd. r-er lb. Sole Agents. TWIN BATH SYSTEM.—Every Cottagt and JL Farmhouse should have one working. Hot water to bath on ground floor or UD stairs aii(t to sink and lavatory, either from range fire or from the fire under washing copper and will boil clothes at the same time No danger from irregular water supply. To be seen working. Patentees. /CORRUGATED SHEETS? in ?C gauge Gal- ? vanised. or 24 gauge PaiLted: 5. 6. 7. and 8 ft in stoc& wIRE NAILS in stock. J GALVANIZED FENCING WIRE in fctock. "WORKS LAVATORIES MESS ROOS- » Call in and aesk our advice. We can recommend thp, right sanitary, heating, and cooking fitments. T- WIN INTERIOR can be seen working TSole AEent?  PRINCESS BARLESS FIRE makes an eld JL grate up to date: f-om 12s. 6d. each. Sole Agents. YOU can Pureba-s-e our Specialities Jt through your own Ironmonger or Be- tailer. if preferred. EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW that the right people for every description-of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE are the well-known, old-established Firm, i; BEVAN & COMPANY, LTD., 280, OXFORD ST., & ARCADE, SWANSEA j Also Llanelly, Cardiff, &c. &c. Right Designs! -Right (jtiiftlitylj Right Friges! I i hi Msigi$good ?yc!$ ?r this d!$M?? Ye« bIW ?i? ??e??; ?8 twef??s Meyc?s !he R!gM, Rapid, MaM? 53U6H L in raX-jSTCO. D rz f tfm- \.I Ct\.T?LE'  stand* Ftptt—hwfe Is ewidwae? d   ''¡. ? <? M?h?< i< e?e ? ?' M<?,1  P. 8, ?<toet D.  ,,?? I ;:s the B»leish ttOW wHu p' a. ?<  ?? ??/ "'I!!5Tari<MentheB?ie? K,OM-<Met ??' ????? ??? on roh W h hill roada, a.ad 2? ii w true now &4 when ne": p ???? —?trTM cow a< whea new." p i ?. (Siened) B. X. M?t?.  //???' SWANSEA..————?. OM Mom", 2%  Jf/Miy = Oxford STMOL j— H?V S CLYDACH-ON-TAWE. Will 10"% ?3 \\? ?? PORT TALBOT. G. <Ha?<, «, C? ??? Station Road, caaf The Raleigh ? ySTALYFERA.??— 0. Ewtt, jm^ ?????'? Is Ideal '?? for Young and ? ?? Dunlop tyf? ? ?uS?M? ??' ?oipt?g ?? 3?p<;ed r theLElGtI wiD  § G?S???S. ?? !?.taMetItB.  —————————— ? GUARANTEED = Tb.lUWgh Cyclc Co. Ld.. FOREVER.V5SNT" rtoUingbam. f:'?i;:j.Jf;);1' ;t, "i' -'111II1I\\ ?———? The brakes on the Raleigh give' a ^115^ cntral and very powerful pull, so that either brake will hold the machine on the the steepest hill. They make the Raleigh the always-safe bicycle. 6* Namk amtol op MJQ.9 .fc. WM U. jmJ r|rf^

CYCLING AND MOTORING. Riding as an Aid to Physique. Dr. Jane Walker ascribes tho great im- provement in the physique of young women of to-day to the bicycle and the blouse, using these as indications of modern ten- d.eneies for recreation and easy dress. "The young women of the lower classes at the present day." she writes. are inclined to be undersized, perhaps from insufficient ex- ercise. The middle-class young woman is usually of fine physique, and can best be described as strappillg-: owing to her ap- preciation of sports and other forms of ex- ercise." If parents would. but realise the rull value of the bicycle for their daugh- ters we would see even far more ladies cycling than we do to-5aay. The bicvcle not only provides a healthful, srentle exer- cise, but it takes the; girl into the fresh air. and ie M inexpensive as any form of physi- cal exercise can be. We have always be-e r- Inclined to look upon the bicycle too much I a,3 a man's exercise. In its ease and sreni tleness it is the ideal for the growing girl. i MOTOR-CYCLING. F Great and rapid were the development* of the motor-cycle during the few Yeail preceding August. 1914. Hardly a mollil, passed without some innovation; not al; ways an improvement it is true. but ifcf showed that the makers were devoting their? thoughts and energies to the improvement* of the motor-cycle, teince the outbreak oi1 the war manufacturers have been far to busy to devote much time to the working out of after-war problems. They have had all, and sometimes a great deal more, than they could do to keep pace with the heavvi demands for Government requirements^ Now however when there seems a DO sibility of peace within a reasonable tiyne. manufacturers are again turning theirt thoughts to the post-war machine, ajid ara? busily enfraged upo 1 plans for the improve* ment of the new models "THE WAJNDEREB." ——-—————————————————— <

 S. TlJRMEf4DCHER' PEED 7GEA  a B—h?&? ??6? ??&? ips?j   FOR CYCLES AND M?TOR-CYCLES T?e STUR?i&y-?t)C?€a 9. Maortee-roaO An- rm STORMC^WCHM 3 Speed Gear drew.Pa,rk.Bn?I eo??S?So?.? ?S pe.dC.<? ?_ I ?? ooT6F6d w?U over ?.M??TSS?? PorC?&tes 8,500 *?? ? ? weathers and ?,   m))jtS m S?? I.?tMB?HNMMM good, bad and in- BttUcUHn^K different: 111) to the time of writing I have not had the t slightest defect." W (Silned) DONALD J, WARREN. C Qy' jt/ vfiEBI Th Sturmey-Archr will last as long a SXfZsBjEt as the bicycle to which it 15 fitt?l F and be in first-class working U KJaMj y 'wnL: SpM&| J order for the whole of the time. JS& STUKMEY-ARCHER GlARS 1.0. NOTTINGHAM .y'> :r:'t¡r' :¡. ;4;" t'; Ct,> i" .< :>. r TEL., CEN. 314. ESTB. 1859. j The Cheapest House in Wales FOR PIANOS, PLAYER PIANOS, ORGANS, GRAMOPHONES, RECORDS, AND MUSIC. Pianos from 9/- Monthly. Organs from 6/- Monthly. ROLLS OF SOILED MUSIC, SCNGS, PIANOFORTE PIECES OR STUDIES. 5/. WORTH FOR 1/6 POST FREE. GODFREY & CO., Limited, 22, ST. HELEN'S ROAD, SWANSEA. .M_ JOHN JOlES « SOlS ARE EXCLUSIVELY WOOLLEN SPECIALISTS, SPECIAL SHOW FOR HOLIDAY WEAR OF LADIES' & CHIL, REN'S WOOLLEN SPORTS COATS. BOYS' SILK JERSEYS and JERSEY SUITS in Various Colours. LADIES' SILK HOSE in Art Shades. CARDIGAN HOUSE, COLLEGE STREET, SWANSEA. Mini i. iuifTTnrrrnrTiHrrniwT"i,r,mwwintiiiiwwiwwjiiiti innirnrrrinpinmm—1 ILLHKK9HLK»AMAAAHBKAAANBHNNANMAHHBBAMMABHHMMMM**LLLLIAIIAAILB,LLIAIL,LLLLLIAABNA PIAN,OS. PIANOS. No Firm d&irrg a Hire Business bears a better reputation than THOMPSON & SHACKELL, LTD. Sole Agents for Estey Organs and Brinsmead and Broadwood Player Piano* 39, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA, j And at Cardiff, Newport, Merthyr, Pontypridd, Llanelly, Bridgend. Bargoed, ;• Ebbw Vaie, Bristol, etc., etc. FOR FAIE DEALING. BEST TERMS AND GOOD VAiUE. Hi f jLABGEST STOCK IN WALES TO SEIYCT PROM. XTRA-VIM Poultry Powder wiH make -?\ your b- lay buckets full of fHM. lare or"?. 6d <-&rton lasts 'D bens fortnight "Sold lw IjI. P. Howell and Co., Grocers, etc., AfesH-dulai^- -^eath. Oh! I &ay!" The Boreamingly funny 7 from the Criterion Theatre, T/ojjdon. ALLOTMENT TM?rs &nd Gardeners nan -f■ wonderfully, increase their crops by p-dres?in;r with Porticultural Bitb.—Sold h." Mrs. Margaret Evana Bock House, Glais, Printed and Published by the Swansea, Frees Ltd., at leader BuUdtnee, Swansea*