The Cambria Daily Leader

ONLY TWO DAYS MORE. G Local Campaign Against Weak ) Sight Ends on Saturday. I List-Minute Perfect Sight Opportunity foF Sufferers from Eyestrain, Eyesight Hi daches, Long and Short Sight, Astig- matism, Weak, Watering or Achmg Eyes and Blurred Vision. & ——— JPJiere is eti 11 a golden opportunity of p,lffed restful flight, for the eye-weak, eta. one last-moment opportunity of in- ternational reputation, for although Mr. Asfirian Grey and staff of expsrts associa- t with him leave the Albert Hall to- niMrrow. they are determine, in the two d remaining, to give their services to aggjuany callers as possible. a wono>?riul new vista of splendid, elir. healthy sight opens up to the visi- J tq¡; at the Albert lInll. From the very n&Sarfttt of entering its doors the one hn- pSSsjion gained is that of piliciency. Here aw-^enous consulting eye-sight experts, one mission is to minister to the jiieds the eye-,Ao-ak and to prescribe ncyieybiit tho ni,-st up-Cordate and succee?- lu.1.optical method?—men of vast experi- < rtfce. s ith a kindly and sympathetic vnv t*t i idii?. THE „REYELATION OF THE X-RAY. I TOO, the visitor can wi'ne?s a e-e3$?s of amazing X-Eay demonstrations —fc wonderful t«o; for proving the power of:a lens to shut out dangerous elements of ligh t-lbe Ultra-Violet and Heat Rays, which cause1, so much irrigation and weak- n,D to even the strongest sight. As a ansjftter (yf fact t:re is only one lBnB in the. world which possesses this marvellous ppfeperty. It is known as the Ulvir,-t.v 'I/?ns, and exhaustive ex- pediments have proved that it gives the clearest and. most restful focus to the j ey?& of any lens hit.hertp Mtsoothing and strengthening is this I aanazing crystal. In addition, it protects the eye? against the dangerous Ultra- Violet Ray6 which, according to special- is?, cau&e the forr, bon of the much- (Iro,?l-ct c r.,6t. Swansea residents ha' in- d a.n t-?,raord ?, ?ary advantage in beng able to adop?his perfect form of len, which is ?bt?ina?ble only at th? 4 AdT1an G. ry Optical Institute. FAFE CONSULTATIONS AND SIGHT I TESTING. NO HIGH PRICES. I iftt order to go:e everyone the greatest possible assistance, all consultations and aH-* eye;iglit tests—as well as the X-ray K.jNaonstr;* iio&j already m;entioned-are free of charg-j at the Albert Hall to-day an to-illorrow. Those who have unsuit- glasses may have fresh ones supplied to "Jsaoily eurc the:r requirements and to .giisft tliam a new appreciation of the mining of bii-Hant sight and freedom r eye troubles and over-strain. Str|ctly popular prices are t&e rule, and gemiine Adrian Grey lenses are supplied a t as low as 3s. Ed., though an estSfa. charge must, of course, be made '.yhF-e Astigmairc, Bi-focal, or other e-pau^ial adjustments are needed. Cgfl TO-DAY at ALBERT HALL. rOpen from 10 to 1 and 2 to 7. —

1 ? TH? JOY LOAN. I ,7? tf Question for Mr. David I 2 Williams. I TbtheEditor. I ;?; i your issue of yesterday you r?;T#rt,;}l.r. David Williams, candidate for $&-ea East, as €ay:ng that the Chan- ce if- had given them an opportunity to ;i1!; wealth in the Joy Loan, t^ft'tntercst of which would come out of Uifiijiaxes of tha country, of which the v/cnScrs would pay moro than their share." .i0 not want to do Mr. Williams an iuj?tice. b?t are we to infer from. th?s tlir|p lie would vote for repudiating the pa?Tt?it. o'? int???st or any part of it. or Îur: ropudia te the Loan which the Government are now a.sk'ng the public to subscribe? A clear answer I think is desired.—Your?, etc., S- A Small Investor. I Sjvansea. -———-——

XTRALLOWANCE. J !N eath Peace Idea for I Dependants, Ill. celebrate peace on the official day, .XE-V-h Board of Guardians decided on Wednesday to grant 3s. 6d. to all in re- ceiJlt of poor relief, and to arrange a dinfier and other suitable festivities for at tHe Cottage Homes and thejinmates of the Lletty Hedd. Afjr. Shipton proposed that they write to the Minis try" of Pensions with a view cf getting an extra allowance for the de- pendents of soldiers and sailors who had laid; down their lives and made peace possible. M'ajor W. 13. Trick seconded, and it was* unanimously agreed to.

NO HANDKERCHIEFS. —————— ————— I Neath Lady's Reform at Cottage Homes. Aé a meeting of the Neath Board of Guardians on Wednesday, Miss Curtis complained that the report of the Cot- tage, Homes Committee did not contain a reference to a recommendation that the children at the Homes should be provided with handkerchiefs. In the • otefests of the children she thought this a mbit necessary article for the encour- agerhsnt of common decency should be provided. Me. Norris Sair (superintendent) said ho understood it was an instruction to the tnatron and himself to get a supply, and 'it would be done.

HAYMAKING ACCIDENT. Eurryport Man's Narrow Escape. Un. J. uesaay afternoon a young man nami;id Joe Fole- was,cu-,ting hay in a field near BIking-zon-road when he slipped and the blade of the machine nearly cut his fpot off. He ivt6 carried to the SUT- "r. W)f Dr. Owen Williams, who ren- dered surgical aid, and was then taken on amotor to the LlanolJy Infirmary by i-. ftVm. Griffiths, relieving officer.

frO-HICHT'S EVENTS. Albe? Chevalier in My Old Dutch at the G end. MeVdv Makers" at the EmDire. &rinie Annie Laurie at Elysium. Goot Nig-ht Paul at Castle. Carlnen or tHe KIomdikf at Royal. Prince's Visit and Sifrninjr of Peace at Carl- top and Picture Houee. M.P. Vd. Matfhews, at Canaan, Foxhole: MSunt Calvary. Danygraigr: and Cwm Cool. Cwm. a THE WEATHER. TFrom the Meteorologjicai Office.) uerwra.i Inference (from observations at 7 p.mj.VTbe depression of th'- past few days —no' extending from Holland to 'Eaet ATJIwill probably disperse slowly. A gradual improvement in the weather may be expected, but further showers or thun- < iprst<a«nvs are anticipated locally. Temner- a,ure Will remain below the normal. Tory's F^re^ast.—South Wales: Wind be- tweeEp W. and N.: -light or moderate: jnostl# eJotMiy. sbowera or thunderstorms locallf. cool

Sarah Lynn (im. was fined 10s. at Swansea on Thursday for using abusive I lanvrJige to one Sarah Jane Lane in Car- martBen-road on June 25th:

AT THE SWANSEA WOOL FAIR. Harold Morgan sketches sciiie rui-al types he came across at the Wool Fair yesterday.

IN THE DISTRICTS. LLANGADOCK. Mr. Frederick Lewis, of Haugadock, ha6 been aippoanted a member of the Poyal § Agricultural Society of England, and was 9 One of those who had t,he honour of re- S ceiving the Prince of Wales at the Eoyal [ Show at OardilT a&. week. It is worthy of B note that only three members were elected si from Wales on the Society this year, LLANDOVERY. II County Councillor H. V. V»ratkins, Ty- H cerrig, Í3 uaiuiing over th-e amount ie- g oeiv&d folu the letting of one of h;G fields § for the holdiiig of iieoeins. Bailey's Circus, a 1 matter of a good many pounds, to t-he sj fund of the local branch of the D. and D.S. I and S. L'ederat-C,n. Mr. Wothirie, is one of B the vice-presidents, and actively concerned I himself in the welfare of the branch. ) E. S. Chap pell, iligh-etreet, allows 10 p'c 1 Discount to Discharged Sailors and Soldiers. 8 LLANELLY. il The pole have been informed that a jg lock-up shop in Ma,n;h«reet, H?nelly, be- ¡ 3 hmg,ing to Mis. Probert, was forced open 9 during the night, and about fifty paire of § stockings stolen.  g A man named Every h<M been admitted 8 into the Uanelly Hospital, auiTering fmm 1 severe injuri6 to the foot. While follow- I I !Rg bis employment &t tbe South Wales £ Wcrks his fcot was oruehed by a gantry. o E. S. Cha.ppI¡. ii?h-street. allows 10 p.c. « Discount to Discharged Sailors and Sohiicrs jg  RESOLVEN. 1 At Wedneeciay a, meeting of the Neath ) Board of Guardians, a letter was read from | the clerk of the Eesodven Parish Council 1 recommending the aT-po.;ntmcnt of Mr. I Howell Rees as Poor rate collector for the i r»iri'sh. The Clerk said Mr. Howell Eees » was the present colleotor, and ha.d been for 1 years. It was simply the tranefar of his 9 6-)rvicee from the pa?ri?h of Resclven to the y Board.-Mr. M. G. Roberts (Br1 to r"%f protMsed the adoption of the reeommenda- § tion subject to the approval of the Local I Government Bcard.The reoommendatdcl, was adopted. I BURRYPORT. Mr. Pylc, taie new etationmoster of Burry- p</rt, has commenced his duties. Mr. For- tune removed from Burryport to La n do re on Wednesday. During his stay at Burry- port he has made many friends. The members of the English Wesleyan Sunday School had their annual trip to Glyn Abbey. The dia-y was delightfully warm, and t'he children enjoyed them- selves. Next Tuesday, Lloyd-street Sunday School will hold their annual t.e6 meeting at Burryport. On Tuesdiay evening a crowd of children were seen round the door of Dr. Owen Wil- liams's »urgery. They were waiting for three Oennan prisoners who were being treated by Dr. Owen Williams. They were men of huge proportions, and were in charge of a young soldier. There are a, large number of German prisoners OX war at the Pembrey colony a.t the present time. I LLANDILO. I Capel Xewydd, Elim, and the Memorial Hall Congregational Sunday Schools took their annual outing this year at the Mumbles. The arrangements were car- ried cht by Councillor E. W. Evans, Messrs. David Evans (L'oyds Bank), Ceo. H. Williams (London City and Midland Bank) and A rwyn Ph ill i ps (Lewis-terrace). The Welsh Nonconformists of the town have unanimously decided to hold Peace thanksgiving services on Wednesday and Thursday of next wesk. The Baptist Chapel Sunday School held their annual outing on Wednesday, IDhey journeyed to Llanstephen in motor ahar-a- bance. Aibou-t 150 art/ternled, and a most enjoyable day was spent. The amange- mentis were in the hands of Messrs. R. A. Evans (superintendst), Ben Griffitihs (treaft- urer) and J. W. Thomias (secretary). The death took place on Sunday night last of Mr. Jame«, of Brisken Houee, Oar- marthen-street, at the age of 65 years. The deceased had been in indifferent health for 6(j,me time, but was about until the day of his death. He leaves a widow and niue children, all grown up. The funeral takes Pla, tl-d, (Thursday) at Bethel Win- i-stic Chapel Burial Ground, Rhoemoen, Llandilo. E. S. Chappell, High-street, allows 110 p.c. Discount to Discharged Sailors and Soldiers. CWMAVON. I Tw<? C?vm&TOM gentlemen ?ho have mode ? peed in SomMi A:rrim are D?? "nding a. few months in the old village. One is MT. H?njy l"e, chief mechanical en?meer of the Johannesburg mines, and the other ome of has assistants, Mr. J enMn ThomaB, cousin of Dr. Vamgihan Thomas, M.A. PONTMHYDYFEN. '1e funeral tcc-k place with military f honours on Wednesday 01 Mr. James BMoley (27), of Station street, who died at I Aberaivon Hospital from injuries received whil< at work as a. h<mK€r in Arg<wl' Col- !!ory. A lar? namber cf di?h?r?ed ao? .&?)? st"nded Tb. deoeM? ha? «rved in I- the R.A.M.C., and those who served wiÖ" him testify that if d^txjerved a! honour for the work he did Beesley was the I mr.n. I A3ERAVOW-PORT TALBOT. I Mr. John Morgan Xioholau, A.B.C.M., of the Household Battalion, formerly of Port Talbo k bringing a ciac-siwd concert party to Port Talbot on Sunday to give a con- oeft at the .New Theatt-e in aJid of Abar avon, Port Talbct, and District Uenera; lioa-jital. The Mayor cf Abenavon (Mr. S. H. Byaes, 'I J.P.) when informed of H.M. the King's in- tention cf presenting a flag to the town contributing beat to the Joy Loan, sent a I telegram to hie Majctty appreciating the t offer. J SKEWEN. ( At t-he Salvation Army Hall, Skewen, on ] Wednesday evening. Ensign Morris presid-' ing, a most entertaining and instructive' lecture was given by Ensagn Gauntlett, I' Swansea, on Fourteen Years in Germany." Time being limited, he only gave the firet' part. The lecturer was in Berlin when the war broke out. Dealing with the effec.te of the wiar, the lecturer said that France was the only country that had benefited spiritually. Germany was worse, and so was this country. J NEATH. I Mhjor Stanley A. Trick, eon of Mr. W. B. Trick, J.P.. cf New Barnet, London, who has served in the Dardanelles, Egypt, France, and Italy, was the recipient, on demobilisation, of a silver salver inscribed with the regimental badge, and names of his brother officers of the 6th Battalion Weat Indian Regiment. Major Trick je the nephew of Major W. B. Trick, M.B.E., J.P., Keath. GLYN-NEATH. I At the Parish Council, Mr. W. T. Row- lands presiding, it was reported that no land was obtainable as a free site for the Memorial Ha.I1, A large general oominittee was appointed. to make arrangements for the Peace celebrations. District Councillor M. Morgan reported that aooordring to the district housing scheme, one hundred henses had been allotted to Glyn-Nontb to be built mostly on land below the Orown Hotel. Councillor Morgan also gave a report as to the attitude of the NeatH Rural District Oouncil towards the proposed Greater Nea-tih scheme.. lit was complained that the promoters of the scheme withheld essential details from the public. A reso- lution was adopted to support the Parish Council of dyne in tbwir apiplioAtion for a better train and oar eervioe for the Vale c-4 Neath. f

Our Trade Mark.  T?.JVo. ?76 C?H?. | ND S KIRKLAND'S Summer Sale Commences TO-MORROW (Friday). 0wirig to the continued high cost of production, we would advise our Customers to avail themselves of this opportunity of securing High 1 Class Footwear at Reduced Prices. I ,„ „ ,,„ WILLIAM KIRKLAND, 17, GOAT STREET, SWANSEA, I

N.S. P. C. C. AND CHILD- NEGLECT. In the West Glamorgan branch, of the I N.S.l'. C.C. during the last month 15 oases I were dealt with, affecting 28 children. T local office, of the society is situated at 1, Glen Vie ^.terrace, Aberavon.

)    Bny;g bread i ????K?Bum tuitKCSect-But&i ? Row?o? ??? E?Mt CM?a )t?!?? no? TO MAKE ELECT-BVTTA —T .,«.»/ v.. (two tsamoonfuh) Rowntree' 's ?!M< Cocoa, two OU. margarine, wo o&.fine uranvlattd sugar. Beat the margnrine until f/ I ]I l ?M! to/Tt?t?er«tnty,?<!dtM?!y<M!??<<Mj7<!r<MKieoeoat)t<.E??<<t<r. NBMSBBt, M U m. Beat well until the mixture is quite smooth and creamy. If sugar is II wtt cearse tlú.olu in one table-spoonful Cf water before adding coco

Ø:-4 CARDIFF STRIKE. I Pilots and Boatmen Cease Work. The Cardiff and Penarth dock pilots, II riggefs, and boatmen on Wednesday de- cided to come out On strike, having failed to come to an agreement with regard to their demand for a 20 per cent. advance on total earnings and a shorter working week. The above decision was come ilD at a largely-attended meeting of the men held on Wednesday at the Grand Hotel, Car- diff, Mr. A. Barton (National Amalga- mated Labourers' Union) pimiding. A report of the previous day's meeting with the shipowners waoS presented, in whioh it was stated that the latter were not pre- pared to make any offer beyond express- ing readiness to let the matter go to arbi- tration. After hearing the report the Men de- cided to immediately cease work. BARRY STOPPAGE. j. ,I Barry dock boatmen and riggers on strike decided at a meeting held on Wed- nesday to continue until their demands for a' 20 per cent. increase in the tajiff ratec had been conceded. The meeting was held at St. Mary's Hall, Barry Dock, and was largely attended. MT. W. Howells presided, a4d reports were pre- sented by the deputations who had at- tended before the manager of. iihe ^arry Railway and also at tbe previone &Y". conference. It was stated ^b»t am effort would be made to secure anofner interview soon to effect a settlement if possible. Work at the docks, however, was pro- oeeding as usual, ships being berthed by channel pilots, who bring vessels into the docks. i

-0. TINPLATE TRADE, -1 — Unofficial, Meetings. and I Industrial Council. A- correspondent writes:— life will be ramembererl that at the re- cent meeting of their Industrial Council hold on tho 13th June it was agrl that the then war bonus b9 increased by 12J per cent, the same to apply allround. The claim for an additional 121 per cent, to e;n,p"oyes who had not portici- patipd in the conca one granted in the form of ahorfer hours, viz., pieceworkers and a few others, was roferrro to arbi- tration, the arbitrators being: Mr. Mar- lay Samson, K.C.. chairman, and Mr. E. Williams late chairman of the South AVa.bes Coidowners' Aswciation (for the employ-are), and Mr. Henry Lewis, Cwm- avon (for tlw workmen). There M-ntle- men will lheet OOOIl, and their decifr/^n will be applicable for three months, that is, from June 30th to September 27th, when it is hoped the American delega- tion will have reported, and the whole questions of rates and conditions of lo.bour will be re-oon«si<ieri?d as affecting soane departments. I am informed that the same element in the trade, amiong both employers and employed, attach but &tight im porta no? to tbJE. recent resolution'? passed at un- official meetings where resolutions were paeeed threatening to adopt the down took" policy unless the full demand h e full demand made at the Industrial Council was granted- My informant added that t:D- plate-rs in the aggregate know the perils orf the Trade at the present moment, and would not be hoodwinked.

  THE TR AINSO Poor Facilities: High Fares. I A SWANSEA PROTEST The attitude of official Swansea to the railway service was shown at Wednes. day s meeting of the Parliamentary Com. mittee, when it was decided, after some discussion, to end a representative to a conference in London to protest against poor facilities and high fares. There was at once a concensus of opinion that Swansea should support' any s?ch conference, and it was proposed i: that a letter of support be eent. 4 BACKING THE PRESS. '1 Ald. W. Owen protested against th-e matter being dismissed in that way, and Aid. Jordan added that if all public bodies took the same course there would be no conference. It is no use getting articles in the paper, as we have had at t b\\ans>ea," h/> added, unless we 86 a Council are prepared to back the Press 1111' by strong action." i A resolution to the effect that Swansea send a representative to the conference to support the protest was then put and carried, tha only dissentient being Coun- cillor F. J. rarkr, who felt that, ("i ra ble as the matter wae, the confer- ence could have no good result. IMPROVEMENTS, BUT-1 During the discussion Aid. said there had been improvements in the London- services, but he agreed that that between Cardiff and Swansea was sfziu bad. It was decided that the Mayor be asked to attend the conference, and that in case he could not go Ald. Owen should bo asked to.

= MART TOLLS. I Problem for Llandilo Urban Council. Llandilo Urban Council, Mr. lIy. W. Jones, Sartor House presiding, recom- mended a silght increase in the tolls for sheep at the mart at Ffairfach, and Mr.. D. Morgan drew attention to the need for tolls for those who sold in the streets. The matter as to the charging for horses was referred to the Streets Committee. It was left to the chairman to call a special meeting to fix a date for the hold- ing of the peace celebrations. Mr. D. Morgan said that the 19th of July was an inconvenic-nt date for the town. A letter was read from Mr. G. W. Jenkins with regard to the presentation to Mr. Lloyd George and other projects. —Mr. D. Pritchard Davies moved, and Mr. J. R. Evans seconded, that the com- mittee be called to go into the matter. The Clerk drew attention to the neces- sity of taking steps to get a supply of coal stored in before the winter.—A meet- ing of the local coal authority will be < called.

AT THE DOCKS. Arrivals and Sailings of Vessels. KING'S DOCK. ALR.EVAIS. Rcbmoa s 115. Plymouth; Croxdale s bOo, iiouen; Dachild s 4862. Man- chester. ¡)lLIJ\'G-S.col'\)ert 314 Fecamp; ZukLhol- N land 6 1144. UoUerdam; iiedbridge 84. Ut-i-'oa; Uarena. s W, Liaiuelly; Torlrey a 167. Vigo: War Lovell s 551 Belfast: Eldred s 9'38" Norway; CourseuUes s 921. Rouen. > PElJNi C £ i OJ!' WAlAk DOCK. ARRI N ALS.- vveb burn s 416. iSt. Sarvan; fclam eBrooke s 263, Oowes i ?Aj.LlN<j!8.—St,?iga.rd s 657. 8arpsoorg: X De"-t(mu a 37i, RouBn:RedBtou? s 90. f:f:inlËàré :nfibef:to 0*12, Barcelona. NORTH DOCK. AREIVALS.—Melissa s 181; Amphitrite 129. Brest. &A-ILINGS.-Nil. JSOUTH DOCK. AEE.IVALS.—ianthe 24 sea fish; Vivid Sl. sea, fish: Lucetta 24. sea. fish: Gloria 24, fish: l'eace and Glory 22. sea, fish; Pointz Qastle 111. sea. fish; Swansea Castle 99 sea, fish; Silver Spray 22. 6ea. fish: Tourmenta 100. Paimpol: Oxwich Castle 79, sea, fish. SAILINGS.—William and Rose 24, sea. fish: Girl Winnie 22. sea fish; Primula 24. sea. fish: Concord 24. sea. fish: Paix 60, Lis. bon: Iriumphante 17, Landerneau; Law-* rmny Castle 10 sea, fish: Commandant Yar. r(.:ziii.v 16. t. Vaast; Amelia 127. St. Male; SDIC.I II 583. Rouen.

A large number of cases of non-pay- ment of income tax came before the l-wansea Brnch on Thursday morning, and orders for payment were made.

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFI- OATION. IN MEMORTAM; WEST—In memory of Corel. Charles West. killed in action 3rd July. 1916. Kemcm, bt?red by those who love him moet—h? wife and little children. RJP 5A7'? Ip affectionate remembrance of ??-?eph. 22 Jockey-street. who de. Tarred tn, life July 3rd. 1918 aced 58.  ''??? ? last farewell. The strolie mcp?ns more than words can tell. The home seems auitc another place Without the smile of father's face. Ever remembered by Will. Mary Liz. Min and Kate. 5^74 THANKS FOR SYMPATHY. •EATON.—Mrs. Baton and fainilv, 19 4nar. ence-terrace. desire to thank a,l1 frienda who gymnathised with them in their re- cent bereavement; als-ri those who sent floral tributes. 5A7-5 VOR SALE. Irawler. now in this v i 1 register li ton*, classed* ViltiD 22ft, f Sailmp Boat half-decker; class condition; tia f for decoration.—Ap.??. Captain Na-rvip, Offica, S?????- '?? ?l P REWABD;- Wantcd any tHa? be: ?'?-? ? ?P?cmbcr29th. House in good legality. Swansea or district, two or three rec.Dtton rcoms. four to six bedrooB-s.? i ite Box A_ 2. I>aily Leader, Swansea. T\rA-N"TKp, a CXKKI General~four in » 1 falitily; no children.—Applv Mr-, 1. L'lilands-creacent, S'an. &A7-9 f ^BOCERY.— Wanted, at once, to- thor ouelily experienced Young Indies.— Ai,rly. witti references, to T. Tustian and Co. Iita.. Ciarence^treot. gvansla. &A7-5 THE Eternal Question!" Beef or 21 ut- Jt. ton With either the E.T." Victory Pi,elcle is ?, "sine out non. '-Em.n n "I Thoma.5 and Son, Swansea. I^Ott SALE, two four-room Housep. Ha.miL Fton-,stre,et, Lamlore; cheap to immediate purchaser.—For particulars apply W. 0. Cooper. The Willows. Treboeth. 5A7-9 I' 101?, SALE, Ro.N-al Knfield o-SDoed trear Bfoycle. £ 6 50s- also Lady's 5 gne. —40. King Edward's-rood. Sw" sea. J &7-5 of C charge: hours. 9 a.m to 8 p.m.— Dcakin. Herbal Specialist Alexandraroad. Swansea. 5A7-3 DEAKiN'S-' Pamilv 6 Treatise on Herbal Bemediee. We sHali be. n]eaeed to send you a copy T"t free—Deakir. Botanical Dispensary. Swan. sell. 5.A7"¡" TJNCLE BEETS Full Crear. Walnut 3rd C Almond Toffees, are now on Sa.Ie' at hli'! Oxford-street Shop. Pre-war Quality, the First and the Best. 5A7-9 SPECIAL NOTICE to whom it may con. csm that requir^e anything in the way of Jfousehold Furniture. Call at 11 where yout will find the beert display of Bed. room Snites. Parlour Suites, Sideboard Cabinets, Bedsteads, and Bedding. Kitchen and other goods too mimeou* to mentiola in this Principality, at the Lowest Possible Prices: from Factory to Home; and the Largest Manufacturers in Wales. Chrh or S?a«y Terms. Note the iddreae: Hills, 2s. College-street. Swansea. SJ&-9 CONFIDENTIAL Manager raqdreA bv Provision House: able to control stajf, and previous experience in grocery trade ewentia].— with full particulars, Box 777. Cambria ITaiiy Leader. 57-5 rpWO Gentlemen reauire Board Residence, X permanent, in respectable neigjibooiv hood.— Write, stating terms, etO.. to Bctt A 3." Leader Offlce. SA7 WANTED, first 5 or 4 weeks "fci Align at", .^it tin "-room and 2 Bedroouu." Gower or Mumbles.—Eccly WIWoUgh.1 Ijeader Office. 447-d