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AJ' 1 Prepaid Advertisements I A HALF-PENNY A WORD. Three Is33'-tion Insertions 12 w>rd» 0 6 1 0 16 word* 0 3 1 4 20 words 0 10 1 8 24 words 1 0 2 0 SO words 1 3 2 6 Iliis applies only toO prepaid advertise- ments. Advertisements not paid for whoa crtip-red will be charged extra. The Publishers do not guarantee the insertion, 0f tin 2,dvertisemeiit in any specified issue, or all, and will not be liable for any loss occa.sioned by the failure of an advertisement to appear in anv speci;i issue, or at all. They also reserve the right to refuse insertion of an advertisement. Whilst 2 re at pains are taken to secure accuracy, the PuMi?i-s wc?M impress upo?l.-n.?rs the L.l for lc?'? writing. In any case they only insert advertTieiii:-nts upon the condition that do roL accept responsibility for in- accuracies, nor for a n., arising therefrom. T ? l -*Y-VY 7AXTED Second-hand FCHI1TH:E I ?..yc i es, Gramophones, Old Gold and Sihd, ct.:s., etc. In fact, we buy (and sell) anything that has any value. "Whole houses of Furniture bought outright; distance :.o object.—Siivevstone, 3.5-36, Murray street, Llaneily. MESSRS. M. PASTER, Buyers for Prompt Cash of Cast-off Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc.-21, Station road, Lla-nelly. Send postcard. WANTED 100 Tons Stable MANURE, ,ff ddiverpd into truck G.W. Station. -BI"cl. Star Office. pr.ME STIC SEBtfANTS. COMPETENT GENERAL or Working Housekeeper; family two. Apply after 7 p.m.. Beaumont House, Goring rd. ANTED, a NURSE GIRL, from 8 to 3 daily. Apply, Star Office. '?tTANTED, a General SERVANT or Y? .;Lin? Housekeeper; one capable of undertaking duties of small house; re- ferences essential. Apply by letter only to Box 1. Star Office. WANTED, young GIRL 10 help with h aisev. 'ork. Apply, Mrs. Adams, Vaughan street. 'I D. r (- p o A il?- L' 1 c,. vv:ic ot, L) kl!l -s weekly. Apply, M., SVr Office. SITUATIONS. T ,r\ r r)T WANTED, in Manufacturer's Office, e.-Mble LADY SHORTHAND- TVPTST: rr.y.T V.- «. a^ci ier.eeJ.. Please appiv. giving age. qualifications and Y.. :t;tr Office. A VACANCY now occurs for a well- ed .pied intelligent young LADY a-: APPRENTICE to the > uncy Drapery; no premium re- Lill taughi. Apply MORRIS, Ladies' Reaim, Llaneily. ""X7 '-1í,1. L D'- ANTED, Young LADY to give first iowas to two little girls (age 4 and 0), morning for three hours. Offtee. J"- APPRENTICE .WANTED for the L ',H .'U.L c, tm- ( .• trade. Apply, D. James and :;v; ->trpi;ey street, IJ11H:lly. YI7.NTED COUNTER-HAND, for the » ;;>ry trade; good terms offered. Apple. R. Pol to, 101, Stepney street. iJflYN'OLDS, Burry Port, has R• G v., ..tuuies for respectable young LADIES -5? apprentices for Drapery and Fancy; Youth for GentV Mer- cery' and Outfitting.  D ?:;pci i ?nci' d 'd' T? T ?. YOtJrTG LA DIt'S rAMCY DRAPERY. Good filar;. ::•> s"cable persons. Apply p, i MORRiS, Ladier Realm, Llaneily. "1X7ANTED, Junior Female CLERK, tVV v.ith knowledge c-f shorthand and typewriting. Apply, stating wages and experieno ary) in own hanciw liting to W. Giaiiiiiis and Son, Falcon Chambers Llaneily. TO LH; -MISCELLANEOUS. 0 LET, largeWAREHOUSE at Sta- L tion road, Burry Port; suit any business. A;>ply, T. Davies, Cloth Mart, Burry Pote. TO LET, immediate possession, semi- -L detached Residence, "G lanarthen," New road; beautifully situated, grounds and well-stocked Garden. Apply,—J. Auckland. Stepney street. BTHLDING LAND TO LET; 999 years B T"TT.Dl\"q.L.\D TO LET; 899 waTS ? LfaL W: LLin 2 minutes from tram terminus TYhnfoel; no borough rates, Apply. F' -o Thomas, Westfa, Llanelly.  To-irT-RC ILDING LAD, Ty'rfran A ?' — P.?ro Howard. ForfuU part'?n? Messrs. Roderick and Richards, S. h-tors and Estate Agents, 2a, Thomas street, Llanelly. FOR SALE. SALE, VILLA RESIDENCE; in good locality; low' ground rcui; llll- nudiate possession. Apply, Box 2, Star Odiee. F3 OAX HORSE for Sale, off hard iN- o t-z only L 1:- 10; great bargain (adopt- in motor tracii n).—Bevan and Co., TYPEWRITERS; Yost, Remington, and other makes for Sale, cheap— -13, Albert street, Llanelly. FOR SALE, Privately, PIAKO; suit- able for beginners; also Sideboards, Overmantels, Bedsteads, ctc.—Williams' Auction Rooms, Murray street, Llaneily. WILLIAMS will sell by public T Auction at (j, Upper Park street, t L OJ, iLl. o.J .} Llaneily, on Friday, ;cptcm]¡cr bt, at of Furniture, 36 Single Iron bed steads, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, etc. C-risst Papers, suitable for 3, 4, and 6 bottia Crusts; <Ud., 6 £ d., and 7^d.— Star Stationary Stores. jLIOR SALE 2 Coai Weighing Machine;?, j Mangle and Washer combined, Washer and Wringer; and all Household Goods at lowest possible: prices.—David Hughes. Ironmonger, 11, Station road. ChafTcuttor also in stock at very low price. FOR SALE, Treadle Sewing MACHINE in perfect order, good condition. Apply, Star Office. FOR SALE, large selection good strong PIGS, 12 to 16 weeks old, at reason- able prices.—39, Penc-oed road, Burry Port. .arge Assortrosnt of Laca Edga Doyieys, round and square.—Star Stationery Stores. Dish Papers; ali sizes; p!aln, embossoa and lace edge. 61d. and 7td. packets, assorted Sie es __S ta r Stationery Stores F OR SALE.-T. WILLIAMS will offer for sale by public auction at his J?o-oms in Murray street, Llanelly, on Tuesday, September IStli, at 7 p.m., the following Freehold COTTAGES :—Xo. 5, New row, Dafcn; o. 3, Adulam low Felinfoel; and Xo. 5, Spring Gardens, l, e l in f oe l an d -N o.. Llanelly; also the leasehold Villa Resi- (Unee, Xo. c.), Albert street, Llaneily. For further particulars see posters. Ad'AKTMENTiS C^OilFORTABLE KITCHEX and BED- J ROOM to let. furnished. Terms moderate; very quiet. Apply Star Office. c O-AIFORTXBLE ROOMS to Let; to suit two young Ladies. Apply Star YOCXG MAR HIED AYOMAX, no chil- dren, husband away, would like another in same position to share Rooms with her; .-hop assistant not objected to. Apply Star Office, TWO GEXTLEMEX require Board and Residence, near Station. Apply.— F. J. Morgan, Burry Port. WAXTED Comfortable APART- MENTS for gentleman; use of bath. State terms and particulars to Box 2, Star Oftcc. A-NTED in superior house, Pembrey district, well furnished Sitting- room and Bedroom, with use of Bathroom and attendance, for married couple; or would rent Furnished House. Write terms and particulars to X. Y.Z., Star Office. "IT7ANTED, two or three Unfurnished ROOMS. Apply, Star OSice. FURNISHED APARTMENTS to Let; in good locality, with use of bath. Apply, Star Office. WANTED, at once, for Lady, com- fortable ROOMS, with use of bath, j must be in good locality. Apply, Star Office.  Led an( Sittl' n-i-com for TO LET, Bed and Sitting-room, for  gentleman or two friends. Apply, "A.E. Star Office. COMFORTABLE LODGINGS for two ?- ? young Men. Apply, Box 7, Star ?-otin,, -Al en. .11-?ply, Box 7, S?Lar TO LET, near Market, Bedroom and Sitting Rooms; suit young lady. Write "Rooms," Star Office. SITTING and Bedroom, suitable for married couple and gentleman dining cut. Apply, Star Officc. GENTLEMAN requires Two ROOMS; must be near Station. Apply,— Box X., Star Office. LOST AND FOUND. L OST, in Swansea road, on Sunday afternoon, a Silver BANGLE with coin attached. Finder rewarded.—2 Sun- ninghill terrace. niii,-b-lll KELVIN SCHOOL AND KINDER- GARTEN will be RE-OPENED Crs THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th. Particulars on application to Miss S. W. Stevenson, I.L.A., Principal. ?  ?r < I t ,¡ r 1 ? :11 "}, I' f- ;r, Fer Exquisita Taste in ¡ ZL FOOTWEAR IN LADIES', and CHILDREN'S O'- i I!+- a ">' Soots ç Shoes ¡;2:2.i.r;:3:t> CALL AT THE i Co-operative Society MURRAY STREET, Their Stocks having been replenished i with all the'Latest and Newest Styles. Pr,.ces:-VERY LOWEST and Wear GUARANTEED. i i! r> f'f1!T ,n" 'Y1,1!1 h? a icn.? !cr? H h J TO GO TO FIND A CHEAPER PLACE ——— R UK | ?v/"  ?  I V"'1 1/ 0f ¡-1Y W nting Pads THAN THE l:' 'ft1J.T" Star StationeryStores VAUGHAX STREET. Commercial School (LOinnlerClal ljC 100 '(-C>' ARCADE CHAMBERS, LLANELLY. R 0 'n AD-¡-ep Re-opening1 After Summer Vacation. AUGUST 27th, 1917. COMMERCIAL T R A I N I N Cat the above School is directed by Experts. Courses ineltile:- HIGH SPEED IX SHORTHAND. TOUCH TYPEWRITING. BOOK-KEEPING. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC. BUSIXESS METHODS. COMMERCIAL CORRESPOXDEXCE. LAXGUAGES. Over 100 positions in Llaneily and dis- trict for this year up to date. Banks-Corporations, Professional and Commercial Houses are still making in- quiries. DAY AND EVENiNC CLASSES. For further particulars, apply the Head- master, Mr. E. T. Rees, or the Head- mistress, Miss L. M. Davies. Paper Tray Cloths, Supper Cloths, and Lace Table Cloths, at all prices.-Star Stationery Stores. ????  ? ? '?M'  Sltoftey Lent, DAVID DAVIDSON FINANCIER, Makes Gash Advances Privately and promptly from £3 upwards to respectable householders at reasonable rates of interest. Distance no object. Easy repayments to suit convenience of borrowers. Mortgages arranged. Apply person lly or by letter to The Manag-er, CLIFTOX HOUSE, Queen Victoria Road, LLANELLY. —— THE —— r n 1 C.'i If (.:l" jC r New Dock Sports Will be held on Saturday, Oct. 6, 1917 Not o;i arranged. It is intended to hold a Baby Show also. Further particulars from LLEW. P. HUGHES, New Dock School, Hon Sec. LLANELLY. County Intermediate Schools. Headmaster Mr. G. J. THOMAS, M.A. Headmistress: MissCatherineDavies,M.A. The above 'Schools will RE-OPEN (For the first Term of the School year) On TUESDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, 1917. Intending new Scholars, or their parents, arc requested to meet the Head- master or Headmistress at the Schools at 2 p.m. on the day before the opening. JAMES H. BLAKE, o, John street, Llaneily, Clerk. 31st August, 1917. l 'J- "0" .,1. j 'IT:'$-'ti;:v;"ç' ..¡; > '7""œI. i oI :w.. "ÿ}..f. !t I f>:<' (i ..f', > Ko t .<. Peqgern'Storfs 1j|g H # œ If' r: r1 j  it::J¡ 1 ? Ltd? LIaneUy. I. | THE F. THAT LOWERS PRICES FIRST, | tj'1 I ;)1 116\ L V ii r,t, j i' i t'i')  ? \s a  1 ? ?,, ?y  î"! i ??.j??.?? ? Peglers' Stares 7,,l ti -1 Â'1'út.;o-" "'0'" D J.IU'.t It"ù 'i.it.I'í. ¿j ,t.:¡:2. 1 ?  a  Ii' ? ReLwer. j ? Under Lord Rhondc?a's Schem. the  I Food Ofnee wiH issue a SUGAR CARD |? S to each HousehoMer after the 5t??i |f :1.- JJl .A..l.Ii,At-,JI ?J! (. -:i; v. O¿¡':J. 1 Cetobar. ? j| | The Scheme does not ?naMy come in- jl" ? to operation until the 30th December. ? I Householders must register with || their Grocer or Provision Merchant, J 0 ¡'1 f and leave wi "t-li. him a pbrticn of the ff jp Card issued by the Food Office. H J' 1 î t t1. II Householders are ?ee to select their p ? u. <1 J!. "Y Ii.U v. :¡¡,¡: ? Own Grocer 0? Provision Merc?n!: S ? Peelers' Stores, Ltd., welcome Lord i| I p Rhondda's S h m e, and will do aH in j| I their ?ower to make it a success. !■ Peelers' Stores? Ltd., have now 1 ? opened at each of-their Branches a |} I register for the names and addresses |5 of their customers. I t Householders should now register 1 their names and addresses at the 1| ? nearest Branch. B g Bfi'?g yo?r Ca?d ? Peg!er? S I t,? r e ..# J.b U u .i:i.. \a ¿ 1 l u t ,11 Ld. I as soon as you receive it. 1  r ti g I r to e S æ  Ltd?..Li.aneHy.  '.J_ 4 1 a 4 J- -:EZ. Money Advanced PROMPTLY AND PRVATELY FROM L3 upwards on simple note of hand. Reasonable rates, and easiest. terms of repayments. Write or call, to— L. GEOFFREY (Formerly trading as L. Benjamin), STRETTON HOUSE, COLLECE SQUARE, LLANELLY. -r r policovsky !t & i,}À'à. i Begs to inform the Public that he RE-OPENED with a Largt Stock of New and Second-hand BOOTS AND CLOTHING ]. 1. t \l 5 ) L 'J f ilJ i J AT C? i? 12, Cowell Street (Opposite Mr. Evan Jones, Chemist). u; Gymry, Dewch at y Cymro. L.L. J. 1.) Vi .1 Good Jewellery at Moderate Charges, W. f/ jr? ?? ? /? ? A C'3 \¡' fv. ¡ \r" =- if 1' <  n 'rit ¡r ('t. ;¡;. ¡;; w Vve ? ?.<  ?-? j? ¡\'d A ? ?? ..?? a; 11" A £ "& .f (THE MAN OF THE HOUR),  -?% ?  ? S .? M a a  íI i' ;'Jb 'f! :2 ¡,¡ 'i .!1 \J! i- t:.¡; k' wwN?Cr?'?n-??.?r Jeweller, Is Noted for Choice, Beautiful, and Really Good Jewellery at Moderate Charges, AND WATCHES OF PROVED RELIABILITY I WEDDING, KEEPER, and DIAMOND RINGS a Speciality. CHAINS, BANGLES, CHARMS, AND LADIES TOILET REQUISITES. A Present given with each Lncky Wedding Ring. I BILVER DISHES, CRUETS, etc., FOR THE TABLE. I SPECIAL TERMS FOR GOLD and SILVER CUPS, WATCHES, CHAINS, MEDALS, BADGES, eto., FOR PRESENTATION. I INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. EXCHAM-GE 8'UiLDMGS, ? ?t?     ? ?7?yM   g'? tfi '<*4. wVlmtK M?A 'y $?' 1 SimpIr™"this .? -——  i^atepmans(@)FoiintamPeii SI immerse aib in I NIBS TO SUIT EVERY HAND. • ¡ i.ocal Del), TATIO?4F-Ry VAUGHAN S-NEET, TORES, LLANELLY.
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A PROUD DISTINCTION. A thrill of pride swept like a joyous tide throec^h Llaneily—and as far as Pwll —on Th ■when news came that a loLal soldier nad gained the proudest dis- tinction that can be won by a British soldier or sailor. It was felt that Sergt. Ivor Rees to whom we take off our hats, had not only made his name famous for all time in the military annals of the Empire, loot also that he had brought honour to the town of his birth. Llaneily is always proud of the achievements Ct, her sons, and they, in like manner, are gratified to have done something to maintain the splendid traditions of their native place. The Victoria. Cross marks the utmost limit in military and naval honours, and it has been won by a modest Llanellyite who, a few years ago, was working at a local steel factory without a thought of war in his mind. But he had in him the stuff of which heroes are made because when the call came in 1914, 118 offered himself on the altar of his country's necessity and became one of Kitchener's men. Sergt. Rees is a citizen soldier of the best type,—the type which abhors militarism but is ready to accept war before dishonour. The story of his splendid heroism will never be for- gotten. It is an epic of the steel-worker who in the hour of supreme dapger count- ing his life as but nothing, played the man and came through unscathed as by a miracle. It is by patriots such as he that the world is being saved f"om disaster to-day. But for him and others like him, the German avalanche would have overrun the whole of France, and the world would be at the mercy of a military autocracy owning no law but the law of its own necessity. From this desperate plight civilization has been saved by the "contemptible little army," and those who, like Sergt. Rees, followed in its footsteps. To us, as Llanellyites, it is a matter of peculiar satisfaction that the Victoria Cross, the eight Military Crosses, and the numerous Military Medals have been won by citizen soldiers. They were good citizens before the war, and since, then their citizenship has been transformed into a fine active patriotism which makes us proud of them. The time will soon come, let us hope, when the clamour of war will have ceased and then Sergt. Rees and his fe llow-towns- meu in khaki will be restored to us to again take their places in our midst as "citizens of no mean city. rUCAR CARD PROBLEMS. The issue to householders of application forms for sugar registration cards has been hegun through the Post OHice, and the distrilmtioa is to be completed by the old of the month. The forms will he idled up by the head of each household, and must be sent to the local food office not later thill October 6th. A corres- pondent who recently drew Lord Rhon- dda's attention to the difficult position of householders as regards sugar ior (1) schoolchildren home for the holidays, (2) unexpected visitors temporarily residing in the house, and (3) householders visit- ing or removing to another district, has received the following reply :— (1) Children away at school should be included among the persons in respect of whom a Sugar Registration Card is ap- plied for, but while they are absent their weekly allowance should not he ordered from the retailer with whom the family is registered. (2) In regard to the question of visi- tors, the Department as at present ad- vised are afraid they will not be able to l l not J)e itl) i e to make special arrangements to enable a householder to claim additional sugar for guests temporarily residing in his house. (3) Arrangements will be made to en- able a householder in special circum- stances to have his Sugar Registration Card transferred from one district to an- other. Information as to the circum- stances in which transfer can !>o mEldo will be obtainable from the local foodj office in due course. "r A SCATHING REBUKE, W o would commend to the jricifi-ts of I thi> ancl other countries t." • striking I reply made by Mr. Red field, of the United States Department of Commerce, to peace resolution. It is a most scathifl £ reminder of what the self-styled pions of peace forget. Mr Redfiekl the pretensions, of the pacifists bare and | shmys that the real friends of peace are those who are determined to put an end once for all to "a skilful and highly trained autocracy, cond ucting a secret- campaign in this and other countries and pleading in the fair name of Peace for the pruHege of doing its foul deeds." What are the facts ? Democracy to-day, as Mi* ,tr(, tlio fi(-ts pacifists, da yas ,III' against a mili LHi t im tocracy whose lust ior power began this murderous war. Germany to-day is the desperado of the IN-oi, l j. It world. It has put its heel on Belgium" on ^eriiia, on Montenegro, on Poland, on Rumania, and on a fair part of France. Ilai-e tho pacifists nothing to say about the rape of Belgium ? Do they not- shrink with horror at the fate that has befallen so many of the daughters of hiance ? It is against those infamies that the free peoples of the world- are now standing embattled. As Mr. Red- field points out:—"In this fearful combat autocracy now trembles on the edge of. disaster, and this is tho time that the pacifists cunningly lift their voice in its behalf. No humane note rings in the resolution of the pacifists. No pity for slaughtered nations shows in it. The pacifists have an excuse for Germany, The moral forces of the world have none." JUVENILE CRIME. Judging from the report presented to the Free Church Council this week, there appears to be quite an epidemic of juvenile crime in South Wales. Ln- happily, only too much evidence exists that the epidemic has spread to Llaneily m ail alarming degree. On Thursday, for instance, the local Bench had before them no fewer than 23 youthful offenders, most of whom were found guilty of thefts and wilful damage. The statistics from other town arc equally disquieting, 73 convictions having been recorded in Swansea alone during the last three montus. 1 his is a problem which ought to receive the serious attention of the authorities, particularly the educational "rl religious bodies in every town. We reported recently that a conference was held in at which the police, the m. giscrates and the education committee wove represented. No report hils been issued as to what steps should be taken locally, but we believe that a general agreement was arrived at as to the prin- cipal causes of the prevalence of lawless- ness among children. Much of it may he ascribed to the loosening of the tics of home discipline, due to the absence of the father. There is also a war spirit abroad which finds vent among boys in nocturnal garden escapades and other forms of mischief. It is a pi ty that this spirit cannot be directed in more useful channels. Here is a task for our teachers. At the Free Church Conference it was decided to recommend conferences be- tween Sunday School superintendents alc1 piobation oiffcers in each town with a. view to discussing how probation officers (o;;1d no assisted in their work. Another recommendation was that magistrates- should be asked to adopt the, nwdeJ. clauses in regard to cinemas.
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DAFEN, LLANELLY. One minute's walk from Havarcb Roatt Car Terminus. HORTICULTURAL SHOW (tl and Sliver Medal for Best Collection, of Vegetables). SPORTS, WHIPPET RACE and TUOGF-WAR (22 2s. and Medal), Ladies' Race (1st, Costume, V.due £ 2 2s) SATURDAY NEXT, In a; of Dafen Soldiers' & Sailors4 Fund. Schedules Now Ready. Horticultural Section: Allen E. Jones, Bryn Eurog, Dafen. Sports, etc. D. J. Morgan, Bryngobaith, Dafen.
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A number ot wounded soldiers arrived, at Stebonhesth Hospital on Thurc^lav this being- the second batch this ')«.-pok They met at the G.W.R. Station h- members of tho St. John Ambulance brigade and conveyed to hospital in motor rr5, 4p