Barry Dock News

BARRY COUNTY COURT. ■■ m The monthly sitting of Barry County <St>u.rt was held on Tuesday' last, before km Honour Judge Hill Kelly. Mr. Alfred Jackson, the Registrar, beard the uncontested cases. A LONGSTANDING ACCOUNT, Dr P. J. O'Donnell sued .Robert j Dowdle for 5, 25. 6d. in respect of professional attendiànoo. 11 £ r. J. A. Hughes, solicitor, was for 4hk) plaintiff. '1 The account dated from 1908. Mrs. Dowdle, who appeared, denied part of tiie account. Her husband, she s d, the account. T ?,? had rt,q-vex ha(i ,vnv Tho J??e; ?I<?v cb you.?n??-? Dowdle t Ho is my. husband, and I ought to know. The Judge: Yonkuow whenever your husband has medicine? I doubt it. Judgment far the amount cl.-iijiird. SCOUT SON DROWNED AT SEA. Mr. J. A. IJ11/2"]iOS. 'solicitor, repre- sented WHHam Joshua Davies. who- ap- plied for £ 120, compensation in respect of his son, who ,was drowned, to be paid out of court. Mr. Hughes said'that at tho com- mencement of the war, the Scouts of the district, were invite^ to go as sig- nallers on vessels of the Mercantile Marine, the officers of which -were un- able to road the Navy signals. About twenty boys went, amotigst them Da vies' son, who went on the steam- ¡. ship Duckbridge, \p,icà was subse- quently lost with all, hands. Mr. "Davies owed money amounting to R-37, and wanted to get a A artificial leg, which would cost about £ 20. The decision of the Court was de- ferred fartheki- evidence.

BARRY LOCAL WAR IIE NSI( )-N-C, I III COMMITTEE.. I Councillor C. B. Griffiths, J.P., pre- sidedJat a meeting of the Barry Local IVar Pea-Lsionq Committee on Wednes- day evening last.. v The report of'the sub-committee for supplementary ^eparatr'on allowances was received and was adopted as satis- factory. < It W28 é1S!r;»;d tbat, when occasions arise, tho Committoe arrange a con- ference with local employers for the employment of disabled soldiers and sailors. Mr. H. H. Rosser moved that only the best artificial limbs procurable be used for oar disabled heroes. Mr. J. Marsdon seconded, and it- was carried, On the proposition of Mrs. H. H. Jackson, it was resolved to write the Statutory Committee asking if it were possible t. make an extra grant to soldiers and sailors' dependents at Christmas.

G.F.S. CONCERT AT ST. MARY'S HALL. 1 A miscellaneous concert, of choruses, recitations, dinloguep, and dance, was very creditably performed by members of G.F.S., at St. Mary's Hall, Barry Docks, on Wednesday evening last. Miss Ena Rees pleasingly presided, and the per- formers did their pavts very effectively. The sketch, "Wanted a Governess." pro- vided mirth and laughter to the audience, and reflected great credit upon Mrs. Longdon and Miss Longdon, who were responsible for the training. There was a good attendance, and aH appreciated the efforts of th4 young members of the Church. Miss Dorothy Llewellyn was thp, accompanist.

DINAS POWIS DRAGOON I WOUNDED. j Private C. M. S. Morgan, Dragoons, son of Councillor D. R. Morgan, Dinas Powis, has been wounded and is now in hospital j in Franee. t

I MRS. GRUNDY'S JOTTINGS I It will be a disappointment to hun- dreds of our readers and the general public to know that the popular calen- dar of the Barry Dock News will not be published this year. We hope, however, to signal the conclusion of world's peace by resuming its; issue next year. 1 — :o:— Barry licensed riggers have received a Walr bonus of 25 per cent, an the lump sum for loading, all previous extras granted on the tariff to be waived. In 1 the case of vessels dry docking, xhe rates were increased from 6/6 to 7/6 for day work, 'amd from 7/6 to 10/- for night work, with certain concessions in regard to hobbling rates. -:0:- Mr. J. A. Lovat-Fraser, addressing a crowded meeting of the Constitutional Club, Merthyr Vale, last Friday even- ing, said he would never have dreamt two or three years ago the he should ever have declared in a Unionist Club that his one great desire was to see Mr. Lloyd George Prime Minister. He did say- that to-day. The little Welshman had shown extraordinary virility, energy, and determination as a Minis- ter. •—:o:— St. John's Welsh Chiirch, Barry Dock, has invested X100 in the Govern- ment War Loan. —:o: — The proceeds of the recent concert at the English Baptist Ohapol, Barry Dooks, realised 223 for the National Union of Teachers' Benevolent and Orphan Fund. — :o:— • Queen Alexandra celebrated her seventy-second birthday last Friday. Fontigary Bay, near Barry, was a favourite spot of Islwyn's. He often visited it in summer days, and he wrote a poem. on its charms. There are -41 war savings associa- tions at Barry. I — :o:— The Rev. Thos. Wright, M.A., chap- i lain of Newport, and late chaplain of I Bahia Blanct and. Hong Kong, who has renderrd valuable service to the I sailors of the Royal Navy and Mercan- 'I tile "Marine at the naval bases during the war, told the audience at the an- nual meeting of the Mission to Seamen I at Barry last week, that the men on the submarines were the elite of his Majesty's Navv. 'I — o :—• The Germans blame the "mist" for ¡ their set-back at Verdun. The "missed1' I numbered over .fivGhousand.. l Sir -William James Thomas has re- ceived a cheque for t300 from the Car- diff. Penarth, and Barry Coaltrimmers' Union, for the purpose of maintaining four beds at Netley Hospital for the next twelve months. j Tho Barry School Management Com- I mittee having considered a series of questions from the Association of Edu- j cation Committees, in reply have ex- pressed views in favour of greater free- dom in arranging the curriculum in I elementary schools, extending the school [ ago to nrteon. compulsory attendance at continuation classes until the age of 18. practical science teaching to be ar- ranged in primary schools, the child- ren taught the duties of citizenship, and t that no children of 5chool age be re- I quired to work outside school hours, — :o:— The Central Control Board (Liquor Traffic) have decided that there shall be no extension of hours for the sale and I supply of lutoxlcatmg hciuor in sche- duled areas during the forthcoming Christmas season, but make an order permitting the desbatch of intoxicating liquor from licensed premises on the morning of each day in the week pre- ¡ ceeding Christmas Day. — :o:— Mr. J. Lowdon. J.P., who is a non- smoker. tells an amusing story. He says that there is a legend that he started to smoke when he was three years old, but^gave it up the same day. j '0. I A. Constant, Reader," who has not I sent me his name and address, sug- gests to the Local Authority that to avoid collision in the dark, Keep to the Right should be put up in various prominent positions along the streets. But I venture to suggest, to my con- stant reader, how are the public to see the warning "Keep to the right" in the dark? Mr. W. T. Samuel, the teacher of music at the Barry Schools, has for some time past been devoting his ener- gies to the preparation of suitable music for children of the Sunday Schools. His "Beirdd Cymru" has been followed by "Cerddorion Cymru.:

FOR COMFORTS FOR THE TROOPS. 1 The proceeds in aid of the fund for comforts for the troops, a grand concert was given at Court-road United Methodist Chapel, Barry Docks, on Wednesday even- ing last, when the Barry Male Voice Choir and other artistes took part. Mr. John Jones (Cadoxton) presided.

1ST BATTALION GLAMORGAN VOLUNTEER REGIMENT. A Detachment of the above Battalion has commenced Drilling at the R.G.A. Drill Hall, Bassett-street, Barry Docks. Men over military age, and those hold- ing exemption certificates, are requested to attend parade on Monday next, at 730pm. The Battalion is now undertaking guard duties at several vulnerable local points, thus relieving Regulars for more I important work.

i FORMER BARRY TRIMMER KILLED. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson, 58, Pyke- street, Barry Docks, have seceived news that their son, Sergt.-Major D. H. John- son 26), Canadian Contingent, had been kiHed in France. Johnson was in the Canadian Police Force, and formerly I coaltrimmer at Barry.

■ ;t.ij I i I ADDYSG CYMRU. I Llawer sydd wedi ei ddweyd ac wedi ei wneyd gyda'r pwnc oll-bwyeig hwn. Bydd enwau rhai yn gysegredig i bob Cymro yn oesau y dyfodol ar gyfrif y Uafur wnaethanb gydag addyeg ein- cenedl. Mae aberth Cymru droa addysg yn benod glodfawr yn ei banes. Mawr yw brainb Cymro Fydd i gael myned i fewn i lafur Cymru Fa. Trwy d f 'leai l myned i fewn i lafar Cymru Fa. Trwy ddyfal-barhad ffurfiwyd cyfundrefn addysgol ragorol yn Nghymru, o'r yegolion elfenol i fyny i'r Brif-ysgol. Ieuanc yw'r gyfun. drafn hyd yma, ac beb gael eto ameer i ddangos yn glir -ei nerth a'i dylanwad. Er byny, yr ydym heddyw yn nghanol own eymudiadau sydd yn myned i archwilio y gyfundrefn yma, ac os yw sibrydion yn gywir, i'w chyfnewid yn fawr. Ni fynwn ddweyd nad oes angen gwella a diwygio ar gyfundrefn Addysg Cymru. Pa gyfundrefn Bydd nas gellir dweyd hyny am dani? Ond pwnc arall yw ai diwygiad yw datgysylltu adatgymalu cyfundrefn addyegol ieuanc, fel eiddo Cymru? Mae Pwyllgor pwysig, benodwyd gan y Llywodraeth, yn eistedd heddyw ar y pwnc, a gwyr blaenllaw, fel Arglwydd Haldane, Syr Henry Jones, a SyrO. M. Edwards, yn aelodau arno caredigion Cymru yn ddiau. arno caredigion Cymru yn ddiau. Cam weled cwrs y Colegau yn dyfod lawer yn nes.at yr amcan, sef colegau i feithrin pregeth- wyr. Mae Pwlpud Cymru heddyw mewn angen am feddylwyr cryf a phregethwyr grymus. Y Pwlpud yw prifyggol y werin wedi bod. Faint bynnag fydd dylanwad ysgolion a cholegau mewn ffurfio bywyd Cymru yn y dyfodol, bydd Pwlpud Cymru yn meddu dylanwad cyfartal oa nad cryfacb. Ynfyd ydyw'r eawl a ddywedo fod Cymru wedi troi ei chefn ar grefydd. Rhodder ini etto bregethwyr all draddodi'r Efengyl gyda nerth meddwl a bias argyhoeddiad, ac fe weHr dyddiau etto yng Nghymru pan ddyweddo'r bobl, fel Israel gynt-" Llawenhawn pan ddywedant wrthyf, Awn i Dy-yr A rglwydd. "-Parch. J. Lewis Williams, M.A., B.Sc., Aberystwyth, yn Y Genien am Hydref, pris 6c., W. Gwoolyn Evans a'i Fab, Caernarfon. ■

BARRY BOYS' COUNTY SCHOOL. CARETAKER WANTED, Man,, and AVife. Wages, £ 2 per week free house, coal, and gas. Apply by letter, with testimonials, and stating family, with ages, to ALFRED JACKSON, Clerk to Governors, Metropolitan Bank Buildings, Barry Docks. MR. A. T. HAMMOND, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. SEVERAL DESIRABLE PRO- PERTIES situate at BARRY AND BARRY ISLAND. TO LET. Lock-up Shops, Barry Island and Vere-street, Cadoxton. AGENT FOR VILLA SITES on Porth-y-Castell. Barry Garden Suburb. Pamphlets and full particulars. Plans may be seen at this Office, 101, HOLTON-ROAD, BARRY DOCKS. Telephones: 250 Barry Docks, 282 Barry. Telegrams: "Hammond, Barry." Nat. Telephone. Telegrams: No. 128 Barry. &dame, Undertaker, Barry A. G. ADAMS & CO., UNDERTAKERS FUNERAL FURNISHERS &DIRECTORS 134, RotTOI RGAD. BARRY DOCK Proprietors of the most modern Funeral Carriages and Belgian Horses, kept exclusively for Funerals. PERSONAL SUPERVISION. Srery Requisitefor Funerals of all Classe* with Superior Styls and JBaonomy iner/ary detail for Teton or Ccuntry i Wptkahoptod JAMES PAYNE, gitttlplor JjRommtttrtal ^Hasow. BARKY DOCKS. DESIGNS AND PRICES ON APPLIOATION BN QUI HIES BWSPECTFTFLLY SOLICITED. Works Private Address LOWER MOREL STREET. 40, JEWEL STBEET.

Births, marriages, Deaths, In Memoriam. &e. MARRIAGES. BROOKMAN—CHAPLIN.—On the 2nd instant, at St. Mary's Church, Barry Docks, by the Rev. J. S. Longdon, rector, Private Henry Brook- man, 3rd Welsh Regiment, to Doris, daughter of Mr. J. Chaplin, 81, Station-street, Barry Dockp. PERRY—BROWN.—On the 27th ultimo, at the Parish Church, Cadoxton-Barry, by the Rev. Ifor Davies, Wyndham Ernest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Roxburgh, Porthcaw], to Florence Kathleen, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Brown, Springfield, Pencoedtre, Cadoxton- Barry. DEATHS. CONIBEAR.—On December 6th, at 26, Windsor. road, Barry, Martha M., the beloved wife of J. Conibear, C.P.O., H.W. Customs. aeed 58.— Funeral leaves Barry for Swansea, 12.30. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SYMPATHY. MORRIS.—Mrs. liorris and Famiij beg to thank their numerous friends for kinil sympathy and floral tributes in thtir e-d bereavement. IN MEMORIAM. ANDREWS.—In loving memory of Catherine, the beloved wife of Samuel Andrews who died December 7th, 1913.-Loviiigly remembered by Husband and Children. CORP.—In sweetest loving memory of onr darling Edna, the beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs. E. J. Corp, of 22, Conameroial-rovl, Cadoxton- Barry, who passed to the highfr life on December 9th, 1914.—Greatly mUsed by her Mam and Dad. She has gone to heaven before as, But she turns and waives her hand, Pointing to the glories o'er us In that happy spirit land. ELLIOTT.—In loving memory of the darling fcaba of Corporal T. W. and Margaretta Elliott, who passed away December 3rd, 1914.—"Though lost to sight, to memory ever dear." From her loving soldier Dad, Mam, and Brothers. HAMBLETON.—In loviug memory of our dear son, Gunner Phillip Edward 9amhteton, R. F. A., who died at Malta, of dysentery, December 7cb 1915, aged 23 years.-Loved by Father and Mother. Sisters and Brothers. We did not see him suffer, We did not see him die, We only know that he is gone, And we did not say good-bye. MARTYN.-In affectionate remembrance of Maria, the dearly beloved wife of Et. J. Martyn, 11, Park-crescent, Barry, who passed away December 8tb, 1915.—"Gone, but not for- gotten."

W. H. Hooper & Co., Complete Funeral Furnishers, Embalmers, & Sanitarians, Mourning Carriage Proprietors, 98, HIGH STREET, BARRY. WREATHS, TABLETS & CARDS. TEL.BARRY 64. All Funerals receive Personal Supervision. Our Mr. W. H. HOOPER is an Embalmer by Diploma of the Massachusetts College bt Embalming, in the City of Boston, U.S.A. He is also accompanied by capable Lady Attendant. I Telegrame "Gay Undertaker, Barry.' G. GAY & SONS, /UNDERTAKERS AND Complete Funeral Furnishers, STATION ST., BARRY DOCKS. Personal Supervision. W. EVANS & Co., Sculptors and Designers. Monumental Works- OUTSIDE CEMETERY GATES Headstones, Crosses, and Monuments in Marble, Granite, and Stone. Ail Stone direct from Quarries. ESQUIRIES SOLICITED. Private AddreaB— 36. Kingrsland-erescent, Barry Docks. "BARRY DOCK NEWS. it Small Prepaid Advertisements. Three Six Words. = Once. Times. Times. 20 words. 1 0 16 2 6 30 words 1 6 2 0 3 0 40 words 2 0 3 0 4 0 Each extra 10 words 0 6 10 16 Sitttniixma Daxani OFFICE BOY WANTED. Smart, respectable, and intelligent. -Apply Editor, Barry Dock News, Barry. BOYS & GIRLS receiven thorough Commercial JLJ Education at the COUNTY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Pembroke.terraop, Cardiff Situations foaiid for successful stadents. r r ■ j 1 MANY PEOPLE 1 Choose a pair of Glasses in the same way as they would seloot a haff; if the fit appears right, and they can j I •; see in them at all, that is enough. This is a Great H MISTAKE. The EYE is a moat delicate organ, and it needs care and attention and IN NO CASE should Glasses ,t' be worn until the EYES have been scientifically tested. l J 'j MY ADVICE Is at your disposal FREE. A visit to my Sight- Testing Rooms will ensure Prompt and Skilful Attention. W. E. REES, p.S, 1 Pharmacist & Ophthalmic Optician, I 238, Holton Roadj BARRY DOCK. 4, BARRY WANTED, YOUIII 17. some Knowladge Ship- W repairing Accounts, good Typist.—Apply, stating experiencr. and salary required, X," Barry Dock News, Barry. WANTED at once, SHORTHAND WRITER and TYPIST male, or (pmr le.-Apply, stating experience and wages, J. Barry Dock News, Barry. RAPERY7—WANTED several APPREN. TICES and IMPROVERS for Fancy.— Apply JOHN JONIS & Co., Drapers, Barry Decks. MAN WANTED, used to DELIVERING ?L GOODS at Dccka. Mmtba?e knowledge of Butchering -Apply POOLES LTD, Butchers, Barry Docks. 3HpaU!ii £ iU £ to Cet. ¡ FUUNISBED APARTMENTS TO LET.- A pply 25, Abfryatwith-ore?cfnt, Barry. I COMFORTABLE LODGINGS fur two RESPECT; able men. Every convenience.—64, Kinga- land-crescent, Barry Docks. 4or $aie WANTED to SELL, LIGHT COACH PIUM, W Canopy to match if desired. In good con- dition.-Apply M. Barry Dock News, Barry. FOR RALE, superior DRAWING ROOM FSUITFC. Condition as new, with Settee.— Apply 1, Other-road, Barry Island, near Poet Office. HOUSE FOR SALE, No. 13, Salisbury-road.- HVacant poseeiisiou. -Apply 23, Park-road, Barry. 1 iHisctUmmr?.  WANTED, near Barry, SMA LLHOLDJG or WOORTAGE aad GARDEN.—LANSDOW?, 74, High-stri et, Barry. AWONDF.RFUL E??f prodneiog discovery is A 'K A RBWOOD ? PICE, 2d., 6d., h.-From B IcKs AND Co 48, Holtin-road, Barry Docks. TO LET, for fonr months, good STABLE. TApply Do. LIVINGSTONE, Barry D(ok-. OU SHOULD KNOW THAT OVUM is JL the Poultry Spice par excellence, end contains all that is necessary to keep Poultry healthy and produce abundance of Eggs. Ovum, Thorley's Poultry Spice, is sold in cases containing 72 Packets, 6/ and Car- tons 1/1, by Agents in all parts. RIVATE NURSING IÑSTITUTION, York P. Place, Barry. Medical, Surgical, Massage, and Maternity Casea attended in their own bomes.-Matrov, Miss WEALE, Late Hospital Matron. -_U_ GIBBS, LICENSED BOMB BLA1JGBTB.. GLive or dead Horses, Cattle, &o., remove from Barry and distriot, ten miles radius.- Addiees, 14, LECKWITH-EOAD, CARDIFF. Nat. Tel. 3379. Orders reoeive prompt attention ONE user of KARSWOOD MEAL (Susatx Ground), 9Jd. bag?, and KARSWOOD (harmless) POULTRY SPICE, 2 I., 6d Is. packets, got over 2,000 extra eggs in three months from the eame number of heae. Strongly recommended by PRICE, 94, High-street, Barry. Gk. WOODFIELD. Established 1892, The G. FIANO an 1 OMAN Teacher. Terms moderate Pianos, easy terms, or for cash. Pianoforte Tuning a speciality.—Address 10, Millward roaJ, Cadoxton-Barry. POULTRY KEEPERS should write to i- JOSEPH THORLEY, LTD., Bang's Cross, London, who are the Manufacturers of Ovum, Thorley's Poultry Spice, for Thorley's Poultry Keepers' Acoount Book; also Book giving useful hints to Poultry Keepers. Both sent free. IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.-Every JL Mother who values the Health and Cleanliness of her Child should use HARRI- SON'S "RELIABLE" NURSERY POM ADE. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In Tins, 4id. and 9d. Postage Id.—Geo. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chem- ists. Agents for Barry Docks-—M. Rees, Chemist, 69a, Holton-road; and Hicks & Co., Chemiats, Barry Docks and Cardiff.  KEEPERS WHO WISH THEIR: PIGS to pay should use a? a Condiment T-*H- ORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE; keep# Pigs thrifty. Sold in Casee containing 56 Packets, 4/6, by Agents in all parts. R F f)RENT. JOBBING CONTBACTOB ?'?' ??. Beryl-read, Barry Docks All kinds of R?p?ira executed enicienUy. and with personal attention. Roofe, leakages ranges, boilers, floorg, drain?, masonry, briok- laying, general house and building repairs. GREY HAIR permanently and speedily restored to original colour bv usine HARRISON'S HAIR COLOUR REsloRElS Not a dye, but by natural means acts as restorative. Contains nothing injurious, and is beneficial to the growth and beauty of the Hair. In bottles, price 1/6 (postage 3d ex- tra).-G. W. Harrison, Hair Specialistf Reading. Agent, Barry Docks:—Mr. W. E, Rees, Chemist. RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO.-Try URICURA JL? LINIMENT and DROPS. Give? great Relief and most Comforting. Uricura Drcpa, 1/3; Linimfut, 1/3. Chtw^te, or pof; t. free HAMMOND REMEDIES Co., Barry, Glamorgan. PIGS ARE OFTEN TROUBLED WITH Jt- WORMS. THORLEY'S WORM POW- DERS will clear same. Sold in Cartons, oontai-ning 6 powders, 5d., by Agents in all parts; 12 Packets, 1/ post free, from JOSEPH THORLEY, LTD., King's Cross, London. OM WILLIAMS-, Slater, and Plasterer, and TGeneral Jobbing MMon, l.HillaideViMM, Cadoxton-Ba)ry. All kinds of General House Repairs-exoc All Orders promptly attended to. Estimates free. Satisfaction guaranteed. AN OUTLAY OF A FEW PENCE ON r\ OVUM, Thorley's Poultry Spice, for mixing with the morning's soft food, is well spent by the large increase in Eggs and healthy condition of your Fowls. Get it a A. L. DA VIES, South Wales Hay and CorIJ Stores, Cadoxton-Barry. OR YOUR POULTRY FOOD go to W. 8 BURROUGH, Newport House, ThompMB street. Chick Food in 3d packets I also loosfl* Agent or Caperns and Hyde's Bird Seed. WANTED any quantity of RAGS, BONUS TV Fat, Rubber, Lead, Sora )Iron, and Metal Caah buyers of Waste Material of all description Pea and Bean Stioks for Sale. Send Post Card.— J" A. E. KNILL &. Co Barry Docke. (N.T. 185), MRS TAYLOR, 26, Thompson-street, Barrf iT-1- ?? ht p?rct.M< of LaJiea'.QenHemec't ?M Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. Also BOOM, SHOES, &e. Good price jiven. Orderepromptly attended to. FURNITURE Bought and Ex* ohanged. Nat. Tel., No. 43. TRIMNELL'S Pille and Powders have Cured JL Thoaaaada. Why not you f See that yon M. "Established 1879 on every label.—TBIMNBIIB The Herbalist, 114 Riohmond-road Cardl., < Agente Wanted. f*4 PA(E BOOK ABOUT HERBS AND U??J HOW TO USE THEM; Post :rrø, Send for one. Trimnell, The Herbalist, 144* Richmond rtad, Cardiff. Esbablished 18791 PLEASE NOTE THE ADURBSS. s PECIALITIES, Indnubber Appliances, Eno- O mas, &o. best and cbl}atJest.TBIMNELL, Til* Herbalist. 144, Richmcod-road.Oardiff. T 0 PreveLit Fraud see that you get" Betablish JL 1879 on every label and wrapper ofl TRIMNELL'S PREPARATIONS, without whlflk none are genuine. -TitimNVLL, The Herbalist 1t4w4. Riohmoad-road. Cardiff. A RriFIGlAL LEG8, light weight, strong Acomfortable; Ri*nda or Part Hands, Hoo? Ar8, Crntches, Leg Irnati, Spin&l Appsrztwf 'ji Ladies Belts, Tmeses, Domen Belt Corsets, Elaatifl Stookings, etc; Makers of the Steel-lese Easiflt 'i Truss: list free. Attendance Daily, 10 to 6 I Wednesdays, 10 to 1 Saturdays, 10 to 8 Ladf attendant. Establiehod 1838.—Allbn Pa A an* 23, Charles-street,C ardiff. Nat. Tel. 1282. — I Printed a:t j Pablished for tbe Barry DooJr Newspaper and Printing Company, Limited, J by JOHN ROWLAND LLRWULIA N, at Holtoo-roa* $ Barry Dock., Friday, December 8th, 1916.