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i_ IChildren's Corner. J BY UNCLE JOHN I I I Thank you for the drawings. Aft3r j Uncla Harold, Uncle Archie, Gnde i Stanley, and the others havo sat- as ¡ judges 011 the pictures we will give you our adjudication, but? ot course, that 1 I cannot be to-day. inat hint 1 gave about getting you j to prove that yuur fathers or modiv'rs, or both, are poets was qute a liappy hit." 1 am sure wo suaU have a sp?n- did competition, and mat the poetry sent in will help to make the ?oi-n?- more intarcst?g than ever. Bwcrai charuiing coiupOEitions have already I come in, and, in order to show you the I hind 01 poetry I wanted, and still want, j let us glance at a couple ot gems now I on the table. Mary Gienys Watkins, Gendros, I Fforostfachy says Axy iatner has tried I a good attempt at poecry for me to send I in, and I think it is a very nice one. i iviy brother has been winning some I prices, and I am jealous of him. chat x will v,. in. i our Slllccre nicce, I Mary Glenys Vtatkins. I Here is the pootry; ENGLAND AT WAR. II Now glory to our England As she ri?eg, culm and grand, With the ancient spine in her eyes, N' The ?ood sword lnl her hand. Her royal right on battle-ground II >V as, aye, to bear the brunt; j Now, ?tijg?nd, for one passionate j bound, j j And tako thy place in front. It would be a p??y to object to the! I word Englan d,considering wiiat I' Wales did in the Bli?iah Army, 00 I only mention that point in passing. I j asked for poetry, and have had it; and, j as the war is over (or supposed to be), it I j is nice to turn to "Peace" for a sUb-II 1,3 n i ??z to ie-et:- I 8, Eichmond-road, Uplands, Swansea, l1er unÜs John,—'This is my entry for the poetry conlP,etition melltlOlled in ¡I. the Children? Corner lately. It is quite ? original, as I can prove. PEACE. I Tlio Ange-I of Peace has come onee mere, I To comfort this sorrowing land; Sho will strive to right the wrong of the fight, "With the touch of her healing hand. She will do her best, we need not fear, To free this, sad world from pain; Sho-will banish wrong, and ere very long, The song will return again. Then war will ba a thing of the past, And bloodshed will not be known; And our Empire true, with its red, white I and blue, Shall govern the world from its throne. I I am, yours truly, Gareth Crwyg Wil- liams. Many thanks. I need scarcely Eny that, although reading them now, these two Little poems will be included in the com- petition. They are published in advance to induce others to follow the example zif these children and their kind parents. SOME IRISH FUNNIOSITtS. I Dear Uncl e John,—I have never tried to win a prize before, so I am sending a few jokes and riddles on to you to try and win a prize.. An Irishman and an American were boasting ana day which had the finest vegetables in their countries. The Am- erican said his father had grown a cab- bage weighing 10 tons; "so can you beat that. Pat ? No," said pat, but my mother lias a saucepan at home that has A bowl like a ten-ton tr-Lic-k." What is that for? &aid the American. To put your cabbage in," said Pat." Two Irishmen were in a public-house ono day. One was live foot tall and cheeky; the was six foot" tall. The shorter one gave the tall one fome iicek, so the tall one knocked him down to the floor. As he lay on the floor he ooked up at the tall Irishman and said, You walt until I fetch my brother Mikf." Fifteen minutes iat&r he re- II ti-ii-ned with his brother, who said. Show me the man who struck our Dennis? "rIll, him," paid tliio tall man. Mike looked Mp at him and said, "Stire, man, you are big enough to strike him again, too! I am, your niece, Bcsie Jones, 103, Vale of Neath-road, Port Tennant, Swan- sea. My age is 11 years and 9 months. QUERIES AND QUIPS. I Luther Davies, Kyecroit, uorivycla- rdafl, Gowerton, September 24. 1919, writes:— Dear Uncle John,—I am very inter- ested in your Coiner, and I always will be. J. am sending a few riddles. So here they are:— Mr Elephant: Which is the Quickest way to the station, boy ? Boy: Run there, sir. Auntie; "What do you do at school. Tommy ? Tommy: Nothing but wait until its tim to come home. When is your face not your face?— When it is a little pail (pale). Wh?t is it that is still, when alive, and m?€s about when dead?-A w&?Hung, stick. If you were up in a balloon and wanted to change a shilling, what would you d,o ?-You would only need to tase forty- M?ht ?;tars, and they would oe far things (farthings)., „ • Good msht now, watever,remarks Aumt Mary, Jwcans sh? w?nt? to put the r ?A?e tidy for to-morrow, 60 we must break up our little party once more.
For the 11Ladies. \
For the 11 Ladies. DINING ROOM AN D SITTiNG I ROOM HINTS.I Don't choke up your sitting-room with furniture. In a cosy and comfortable home you want not only elbow room, but plenty of space to move about in comfort. To keep polished tables frona. being de- faced by hot' dishes, put a sheet of asbestos, paper under the felt cloth. For tea or lunch where d'oyleys arc used in- stead of a tablecloth, the table may be protected from the hot dishes by asbestos mats, covered with prettily-embroidered d'oyleys. Leather chair seats may be brightened and revived by rubbing them with the white of an egg. Leather book bindings can also be improved by the same treat- me nt. When dusting, use a slightly damped duster, fot this will gather up and hold the duet far better than a -dry cloth will do. However, this plan cannot be iol- lowed in the case of polished black furni- ture as the damp would ?ive it a smeared flir, a, the dan-ip would give it a sm eared Ink marks on furniture can be removed by washing them with vinegar or sour beeT and then rubbing the stains with ^spirits of salts., Polish afterwards m the fisual way with beeswax and turpentine. Woodwork painted white may be easily oloaniWI will; ammonia water or whiting and water. The latter is not linjurious, as the first may be if us?d injudiciously, and has a very good effect. Excellent home-made fiimitum polish, ?rEich wiU make furniture ook like new 4. for tho cost of a f4W pence: Pennyworth I M sweet oil, half-p&nny worth of turpen- tine, gill of vinegar, and the white of one j egg. Put into a bottle and shake well 1 for five minutes. Apply with a piece of 11 flannel, and thoroughly rub with a soft., j dry, duster.  Another furniture polish is niade by {j mixing together equal' parts of boiled j linseed oil, vinegar and inethylated spirits. If moths should establish ttiemeelvos in the I)tlltfing of furniture, there is no effectual remedy but having- tho whole inside removed and roplic with fresh stuffing. Fumigation is often recom- mended, but "the moths' eggs seem to survive that process. CARE OF THE PIANO. I The keys of a piano will turn yeilew if. the piano is always kept closed. The instrument should bo kept open. at all, events for some hours in the day, after tlie room in which it stands has been claaned and dusted, as dust is most in- jurious to the interior of the piano. When rh-e keys have turned yellow, they may be bleached by rubbing them with powdered pummice stone moistened with water, and drawn up before a sunny window while the keys are still moist, and left in a strong light. The wood- work of the piano should be carefully covered up. This is a slow, process, and may need to be repeated Several times before the keys assume a good colour. l
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  Leader Classified 1 Advertisements. .'APARTMENTS, SITUATIONS VACANT OR WANTED, TO BE LET, LOST AND FOUND. .♦ • Oris Three Slix T; insertion. Insertions. SJ Words. 1 Q 2 0. -i 0 iO Worils. 1 G. 3 0. 4 0 I 1 JO Words. 2 0 4 Q 5 (J fOR SAcE, TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. r* One Three Six I insertion. Insertions. Ineeri iong- 2' :U Words. 1 6 2 G. 5 6 I AWords. 2 0 3 0. 4 6 I 40 Words- Z 6 5 6. 5 6 j F&ARTHS, DEATHS, IN MES30RIAM, AND I MARRIAGES. I 1/ Or** Three Six f -if insertion. Insert-lone. Inaertaona I pi Word* 1 4 3 6. 6 0 j 30 Words. t 0 5 0. 8 0 4a Worcis. 3 0 7 c) 12 0 I ¥ EDUCATIONAL, I Otm Three Six ) | I Insertion. Insertions. Inaertiocos ) e a Wotds. 2 a. S 0. 4 6 < 38 Words. Z 6 4 0. 5 6 I » ,40 ¡ Words. 3 0 "U" 5 6. 7 & I MONEY.—&L per :me. Q -> i m, i r T f—i.11 i Iw MISCELLANEOUS SJTUATIONS VACANT. « ,i ■ *A GENTS Wanted to sell new novelty, I ? ?T?.'?taJn 6eUWg line to shopkeepers; I > -Ad 'It', lid. returnable if not satisfied.— 5 Clark, Fenoyr«, Brcf?E- c9A9-29 /^V PlOIlTTJNlTY Knocks Once." Turn I ? \-? your advre tURp ti Dr*flt. BritJi; Company requires l?ents everywhere; £ 10, ? £. JM'? Dro?H mad? by Derec?nq with Be,l1in ?Uity: no outlay reoaired Poetcard will ? trln u?rti<:ui?rs of ih'? Dro&ta-Me and in- <ere<.tiEf aency.-Wrjtc Imperial Co., Dk ? HulL 90A10-8 WOMEN AND GIR^S. WO.M'EN ANO- GIR?S. .V Ijlawe?iyn Davies, MULmcr. Morrieton. ( 90 A 9-27 'X-A/IANTL!), at once, for th& Neath Consti- i "t f tutional Olub. a strong. willing Girl. act under 18 years of irwians experi- ■ en-ce not necessary; wages £ 2 per month aid live in.—Apply, with reference, to the I Steward. 90A10-1 15FAKTED. Toons: Girl, about 16, for Fruit 5 i :V » Business; ateo Strom; Lad to drive pony.-Yeard. Fruiterer est Helen's-road ? 87,?27 t Lewi f'-mjcr. ?..?:hctrp?t' *8*1; Swansea, ha? a cancv for a thor- I '?msblr experienced Younc Lady for C"ph 7'TBM? 91A9-26 m"— .• ? ÔûMST'C SERVANTS. ? T?XPEl? ENCED General wanted; good re- i fereA'?s reauired.—Ayoly Mrs. Miller. ?"ttryB.cOG? SkeHy-road. SWDneoa, 87A9-29  u?ERlO?'' Girl war)ted ir, As sAst,  vate H<j?u". two in Lmil.v. most com- ''k-i table ho!?-' for euita.h'3 1)?!] ?n.-Wi Mrs: DavÜt Att Central Chambera^ Pontar- 87 A9-27 t"1:T .ilXTED. g<, od Dla-¿;;l:i:;j;. ftnt- *Vt i:)? refenAi?es. Mrs Lloyd. ?n:n.M\'«. I 'iJancadock. CaiV 90Alo-l ¡ '?Tf A.K'i'ED. Housemaid —App?y? status Lloyd. aci?, i n. ?d¡ll._s_l. \>li. ?m??T?M). immediately, expcnenced ?' W C<x)Ji-GeMral: anorher m?d kept.— wirc??.t, Xii-y-M,)r 90A 10-1 'T'??AVf?? in:nn-dia,tPly. capable General. "V? Aupiy Whit? Hose Hotei, Walter- roed, Sw??_?? ??__???-? T['f?'?\'J'Hb a ,ood Ge!?("'a? Serv^t and to V VV As?st it? ?ar; p-<?d WKKP&—Apply Mrs ;I«'1-orl.v GUA'W Hctel, Clo'ster-pl?ce. ?.ans?a. _? 91A9-27 -'F-:  ?. ntKO at •. '?f'??. a clean. traetworthy •A ? "? (?? "??1: rood outings and a ? ?!! ?f'n? for suitable irL-App!y Mrs. 'Tl" vri»« Soddfa." C1asemont Morriston. 89A,.6 -¡tÜ!B$,C<0k, alsso KitchfOniDid. .TT for Ctnh.—Ap?h'y Stewa!'dS. 1,7 e?', Cjub. <?,nat!S^a; 89A9-26 "*VTs V ▼ JiTKD a c?od Cook-Gk-neva!: three'in f-?*ni'v —MrK Hoskina. 24. Cwmdonkin- -??i;Lly after 6 nn 89A9 30 MEN A (i D YOUTHS. ? — ?HN?OR Oie: IV=ted: must have had J some experience and be "oick Dnd a.c- ?ura.toatnKU'M—AtTrpiv'PiEnes.' ^ader r ;ffice. j>wan&ea. 6Z2-31, j -T& VPt-ifl-N 1'KNHEjsTS ?nd Agents ??nted *10 iuli and spa.re time—Apply W. D?vje&, I 'lnEP0tor. ;)1. A1e:nndra.-roe.cl. Swø.n&ea, I Insp?otor. ?. AJe?aodra-'ro?d. Swansea. ? \TtrA?!?RD? a. puuirin the Surv?or's De. T)avtm??nt at Ynieeedwyn C<)IlierY :AppIy to the Surveyor at the Co!,ier^Af1_2g I )* ?t??ANTED, immediately energctin Work* '?TT in? Brieki?vPr P'orc-mau: ?ood wases j -?to nsht man—Address, 88\Íln ?ge. Rxpcn- i ence atc. to Watson and JIorrochs. I>dLJ P r idger.d. C9-27 ) "T .ÃS'fED. Rotors. Doub?GrB. Fmn;ë- I men. and Behinders. A'cwtom^l tq We'^h Pln-t ?!' —Ap-'i? pc!SonaUy. Bryn- ¡"-gwya Sheet Worl?s. Gor^einort. 84A10-2 ?'rn??E?TLYWA?TE? -? StudPBt?_to U Ona,!if' for Existine Va?aBC!PS. This iL. to-,)Lortutlitv fo:' a Yonth be- twp n. a?p of 17 and 24 to s1fe a. ppr- manent .'ucrative berth fo" life Unem- ploved Detiioboli^ed. Scrvica men with a' inowle'lsre of Wireless of the above j-xe. should writs or call a once,- Tra izt.i, ng College. Ltd. Ft. Mary-street. Car- r diff. or Castle-street. Swansea. SITUATIONS WANTED. lF\EMOBILISKD Soldier seeks Sitution as I JL? i.abbit Trapper: thcrouchly exnen- M cor1. Please state terms to boxh-7. liCaJer i^fTice. .92"]1 I "lV^V fAVfEl.X by educated, refined Woman. < Situation Housekeenc or place of trust.; Swansea preferred—Write "Trust Leaoci' Oflice- VX OUNfl Lady. Rhyrt»iand-TyT>i,»t. reouiro« Sft.uf.i ion tweive no office experi- ence: trood refarencco—Write Box M 7. Leader OGnee. 9L\9-2ï MONEY. CAKEFUL Borrowers like to know,wi?'  whom they are dealine 311- E. 8asb. who trades under his ov,-» name, ^enrls mone, upon the easiest possible terms. Ao. irese 6" Upland accrescent. Wtlter-rcad. C10.;) ELAW, 12. London-roa<l Ne.it.h. fah Cash Advances from £5 and apwarrta Striotlv private. Established 1876 TC TD you require a Loan aoply to George Thorns. Manairer. Chnrch-street (ODPO- site t, Marv's ChurehV Swansea.. Private and confidential MONEY to Lend to Respectable House- holders; Private a.nd Confidential — Ivor P Tbotn-ia & Waterloo-street Swansea C ASH FOR EVERYBODY.—A Boon to j woold-be Borrowers Have only one creditor whom you can' renay by Easy In- stalments. The Old-established British Finance Company NOT LIMITED: without directors nnd shareholders to consider your b plication and know you. business, are Trontine Tjoa-ne. .£10 to £ 10.000 without fuss, bother, or loan office routine. .f;ta fn. 10s monthly. £ 26 Loan.. £ -1 monthly. monthly i-,oftn £ 100 Loan £ 4 monthly. AJwofnte Privacy GnaraJiteed. BRITISH FINANCE CO., W. BRIDGE STREET. BRISTOL. Tel 167a am N FURNITURE. FtrRNPl*URB.—Best Pricw ?ivenbyme .W, for Søeof)dband t?rniture and Antiunf ?ttrBimre of ?ny deacrt?UoT' Drop me a postcard, or call -Wm James C. Fatp;,n street. St Thomas. CTC 1:1 n;š: HilI'S! Hill'6' FurnjtureT'?ur? Jb.! ter?' ?a?Mitaret Tb? 0{a Firm and She New. for ILTtoto-Daote and New Deafens f Go Dinliur and Drawmf-room Suites Side- I boards, Oabifleta. Bedroom Snitcs gedst"ds A"- Bedding. Kitchen Dressers, Sofas. touches, fete. Ail noo-is iruarariieed and 1 diskaulaeturod oa oar own premises freet" lelirery to an parts. onsli or easy terms. 1 Call at once and inspect. Note the, addrts!! Sower-street, i vwans.a A Windsor-road, f '1l1:\<th: also Cardiff Aberdare a.nd Barry | Dock. I TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. AiiCO Adding Machine; a. wonderful ad- vance in Adding- £ acliineiS; does better work than most of tlif bulky standard machines, but costs ies3 than one-third; ma,chines. 'Model -I ;c99?19-?9 19,s. Ild.; capacity: Model A, £ 99i>,959 19s. lid.; Model B, 999,999,999.—Exclusive Agents: Office Appliances Company. BiddaJl Building, Swansea. CIO-4 NEW Tweeds for Autumn and Winter Nwear. We are now ready with our new range of Smart Twee-Is for Coats, Cos- tumes. and Skirte.—John Richards, draper. 2, Cradock-^treet. Swansea. 30A10-1 POPULAIl Sweets—Mother's Duty. Buy S Popular Sweets: tins dear little children do like them only: 41bs. 4e.: Id. per oz.— Headdon's. Orange-street. Swrsnsea. E7A9-27 PIANO and Org?n Tuning a-nd?Repairing p mT speciality; H. Ho-wkitM, 22. Cha.r'' street. Mumbles; 25 years Godfrey and Co., Ltd.; 0..11 districts vfcited; genuine bargains upright iron granii by Spencer, check action, ivory keys, very handsome rose- wood case: also one by R-ogers in Sheraton case, rosewood.—II. Hawkins, 22. Chapel- -:trout. Mnrfables. ■ 89A9-29 SIDNEY Palmer's well-known Cakes and Pastries are made of bes- ingredients only. Wedding and Birthday Cakes in Stock and made to orier Noted for Teas and Co "I Lurchsons.—Palmer'r Cafe opno site Empire, and Branches. 87A9 27 SEE the Nice Let of Wet Weather Hoots ? at the new &-G Shoe Store, Goat- street. Reasonable prices, 90A9-30 SURGICAL ATiDViajiow?.—Trusses, Spra??. Enemas Surgeonp' Rubber Gloves. ?nd Surgical R!lbbr <?ood? of every description. Write for Cataiopue: sent post free.—Le Braeseur Surgicas Co Ltd. (rapt D. V.). 90 92 Worcester-street Birmingham. TC rj"YPEWRITE,RS,-The Royal M-aster Model J No. 10: the King of Typewriters; recent Goverrwnent orders for over 7,000 Royals; prompt delivery.—Exclusive South Wales "A gent: Offtoe Appliances Company, Si del all Bulidins?, SwVtn&ea. C1C-4 E are now booking orders for th, TV "?<-ver Wind" Clock, worked by electric battery; £6 10s. each: cample on view a.t Bullock Bros.. Portland-street 89A9-29 1 "Il'THFRE to go on Rainv Days (Thursday f Afternoons Included): Jack Lewis New Studio. HiTh-street. ontrinCC02 doors hnir.1 Royal TTotcj TO TTNOI-E BEET'S Full Cream. Walnut, and Almond Toffees are no-.v on Sale at bis Oxford-street Shop. Pre-war aualii y Th« First and the Rest. 90A10-1 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANO; Magnificent Upright; Brilliant Tone; Ivo-ry Keys; Marquetori Panel: fully warranted; 35 Guineas; an exceptional bar-^iin.—19. Park-street. Swansea. S1A9-27 QKCOND-HaND Pianos by Oollard and a Collard, Spencer. Moniuarton, and Wes- ton and pther well-known makers Inspec- tion invited. Gramophone^ from £4 lis; New Double-sided Reco:ds, from Is. each. Large stock Lists free.-T)' J Snell. 21-22 Hieh- street. Arcade. S-wansea. 87A9-27 lEOM PS#"IN and Shackell Ltd, 39 Cästle: A street Swansea. -Black Ooitarri Piano- £ 78: Walnut Collard Piano £ 70: Walnut Challen Piano, £ 95: Walnut Kirkman Piano £ 70: Walnut NorroeHe Piano £ 65: Walnut Brinamead Piano. £ 106; Walnnt Sauire Piano Hawkins P;ano jB65 iOs Walnnt Thompson and Sbackell. Ltd. Piano £ 70: Imperial Crsran f-26 6e Jones Onran £1,): Ratev Organ RjS MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. AB!frF'J<JÏAL Teeth. Platinum. Gold, SiL Aver, Bought; any condition; utmost value given. Post parcels J. Chernick. 34. Exchange-street Cbeetham. Manchester. 90Ay.o0 STABLE Manure waited. large or smalt ? Quantities; wou?d be ?ken if necessary as it accrl1s.-Writo Sec'etary. Allotment I A^sociati-ni. Skewen. 8 9 AS 0 'a^KEiis Wanted over Pit wood size. ,ien. nings. Lt-d., Woodworkers, PennvweH- road. Bnstoj. Branch at Porthcawl. ST1' \/IT ATED. to Adopt little Girl, ace 3 to V f years (orph2on).-Write Box W 7, Da'Iy Leader. 99A-9-27 DO Yon Want tu Seii A p-ything f Senn it to the Auction VTar" 219. High-street Serkin will Sell it for you. y pp. I BUY furniture; best prices given; New! JL or S<frcond-hand.-—Serkin, il9, High-street. DROP me a Postcard and 1 will call.- J Jerkin, 219,"High-etreOt. pp. QALBS conducted in Town or Country; low O cojumisp.ion.—J. Serkin. X19, High- street. Dp. FOR SALE. DANCE MmÜc for Sale. 21 numbers hisrh- cla.38, snial! orchestra. Piano and vari- Olld extra parts fir all: Hawlre's publica- tions. com,.ilato ball-room BPOSTamme, a's new;.also.5 \<luir.es The. Alusict-lJ'.ducatoi-. by Caxtott PlIbHshing- Co— Richards, 31. Kelvin-road, Clydach-on-Tawe 90A10-25 OR SALE, beautiful round-corner erness Car. nickel-plate v Harness, and I'ony. 4 years old, rising 5. very fast. 13 hands high: can be seen any time after 4 p.m.—Williams. Buck Inn. Pontltiw. 87AV-27 HAY Hay, Hay.—For Sale, beet Limerick J fattening Upland Meadow Hay in 5 to ?) ton lots: baled free on raila: prices on ap. p]i?,tion.—8. Shorten. Northesk. GIanmtre. j Cork. S0A9-27 Ó ALE. Smalt Shed: suit poultry or do?t;: C' sti,?na.l.v mide; cheap; immediate 1'1"-1 moval.—50. Windsor-terrace. 90A9-27 f.J;È's (fire-resisting) fOr.22 in- to 48 in"l ? hich for Sale: also PaJr Bin Windin? Engines. 5-ton SteamWagons.—Birt, ?7a? S!Y.s_a. C9-31 SECOND-HAND Tea and Coffee Set. with Tea Caddy to match; five pieces; E P N S nearly new, £ 5.—Bullock Bros.. Portland-street, Swansea, 89A9-27 PER.SONAL.. IN "Uncle Bert's" Toff" Shop there is Staildirt,, Rooin duly. Uncle Bert and hi, Son thank vou for your help. You are, doinsr Vr Bit as we did ours Thanks 11 Swansea. "ynarksMt NOTICES. ANY Private Owner willing to sell New j A Car at substantial premium please i-end details;, make and price; 1919 second- hand considered; ho Aiiierie,,ans.-Box TE, Co Cambria Daily leader." CONTINUED Success; Madame Lilian Fletcher M..B.P.S.; test reading free; silÚd birth date and stamped enN-elope.-S, Arcade, Pontypridd. Glam. 89 A 9-29 'NOTICE to Pawnbrokers and Others.— JL\ Me?ra It. and P. Katz. Army Boot Repairers. 124, Cable-street. London haye Opened a Branch at 37 Prince of Wales- road. Swansea. List of Boots in Stock at 93a doz.: also Clothiner. guaranteed sound: any fault willingly exchanged: terms nett cash with orders. 89A9-29 PALMISTRY and Clairvoyancy.—Noted Indian.,Palmist, 30 years' experience in America. France. London. Australia; feff, from 2s. 6d;; correspondence invited.—Prof. Knmit. P.H.D.. A B (11 a.m. to 9 p.m.). 11, Parade, Mumbles. Swansea, South Wales. 89A9-29 THE Winning Numbers of T. J. Thomas' JL Prize Drawing-—487 564. 2350. 840. 2337. 4 491. 109 80. 216, 1000 20.1 144. 2789. 1028. 904. 491, 109. 288. 2413. 1728 JS? 481. 178. All Prizes j to be claimed within 14 days, or forfeited. 90A9-26 'MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, &c. A LBION CHASSlS.-We can offer defvel ) X\. of 56 civt. Chassis onu September. 60 j I cwt. November and 30 C'.vt, and 80 cwt. No- I veraber. subject unsold. Caeh. Ea«y Terms. 1 or Exc:lanc.-R E. Jone?. Ltd. (Motor Dept.). Dillwyn-street. Swansea. T/C j A ? f? COMMERCIAL V nmCLES'-Ai] j j?.JLJ.?/. Spare Parts ? Stock.-Tho?as ?iuta and Cnx. Ennineers Barry Soi th ??es Afrentg  ClO-25 t A ? ?, Commercial Vehicles.—We' arc A.E.C. now bookinc orders for Show llodel Charabancs; delivery February:pvice complete, with White and Co.. South Wales agents, Barry- 020-10 ^xlLCOTT LiPl?t Car. 1911 model. Dvn-a? V, Lichtic?. ElectMr. Hern' f350-R, E. Jonee. Ltd.. Motor !?;pt. Swanaea. T-C FOR SALE, 6-cylinder Shetlfeld Simnle.-i X Car; blocked up-during war: now thor- j ovghly overhauled and re-decorated; tv.o I spare Ru-lga Whit worth wheels.—Write Box I i H 7. wader Offi0. 90A?'-7 j'L?OR SALE, a Ford Van; suit GIÓl:er, I L' B?ker, any trade; repainted; trial I run.—West's Grccery Stores, Dyfctty-street. 87A9-27 j ?JATCHLE?.F'. 8 h.p.: two apeeds. kick start, -L? ? twin belt, lamps hon., ",ptdmnL('r. I tools, sparos; coach side-car. apron; fine r order and appearance £ 110, nearest.— Dawes. 1. School-road. Melyn, Neath. SOAS-27 E. JONES, Limited (Motor Department) Dillwvn -street, Swansea. List of Cars in Stock for Immediate Delivery:— New Studebaker Big Six £ 990 I ? 12 h.p. 1913 Talbot Touring. Dynamo Lighting £60.1 ?914 Maxwei! T<)itri. I..? 16 '!8 h,p. Darracq yrinz about 1903 £ 85 12/16 h.n Clem;nt-'faU}()t, 2-geater v ) Acetvlene Lamps "iC 166 j 11.9 h-P. 1914 Tlumber, 2-seater. Elec-tric -0496 5/6 by A,C Runabout. £95 ¡ 11913 Vauxhall Coupe C,.A.V Lihting 1 and Starting £ 750 Mi. l'Tefi-Daimler" 2/3 ton Lorry. £ 350 A LL offered subject unsold Cash, easy terms, or exchange. T/C THE Commercial Carrier Comp-qny, I.td Swansea. — BTand New Pecrle" ¡ rha&i.. £1.000; Do. Pierce-Arrow Do., £ 1,050: Do. A.SIC. Do., £ 1,025—immediate delivery MYcra) Straker-Srjuir? Lorries overhauled and ?u?rante&d by tbp makers 2-ton. 3-ton. I nd 5-ton: cash or deferred term.t.—Co?- I I rtiercia! Carrier Company, Ltd. 59'67 St. I Helen's-road, c?wange?. 'Pbonè: Centra] 776 C!r?m? "Garage." TC J?  TO E100 premium for immediate d?- £aO Jivery of New English Car, nr.?e" 15 h.n.: 191C or 1919 second-hand considered.— Replies to Box T 7, Leader Office. A H.P. Bradbury; Two speed: Counter- shaft; complete with Coach Built Coronet Sidecar; £ 70.—Apply, Haddock' f f •Mding-terrc.ce. Skewen. 87A9 27 ) ~i Q1 A PORD Touring C.i <• for Sale: fiyp Xty wheelis. new hood and side cu.r- tains: irst finished overhauling; in excel- condition.—Apply Swan Hotel, Morris- ton au^ 85A9-27 j -r- EDUCATEONAL. j BECOME an Expert Book-keeper in 12 | -L* Lessons. Pitman's Shorthand Rapidly Taught.—Apply Lishman's Coaching College. adjoining Castle Cinema Swansea. TC ■ DA h 01N G.—Ma da me Jessie Davies ha j resumed her Private Dancing Lesson.-?, j Latest Dances taught.—For terms apply 55, George-street, Swafleea. 89A9-I0 8A 9 -?, 0 iïORVoiee Production and Bingin?. Mr FJohn V/aJteTa. h?ritort?. gold medailMt. E.A.M., 18, Cm.dock-street, gwansea and j '.Vo?nands. Gowerkm: 77A?O-? T ? Q Training qua-lines for better  I.C.S. positions those engaged in every branch of Commercial and InduF- trial work, and prepares for euch work those not so engaged, I.C.S. training i? acquired in spare time. and does not inter- frore with business or social engllgemets- Write (in confidence) to: International Cor- respondence Schools, Ltd., Castle-street, Swansea. POSTAL TUITION.-LeaiT,-n n Pitman's Short, JL hand and D/B Book-keeping onickly. New easy method Shorthand. 20 lessons, IPA. (d.: Book-keening. 22s, 6d.—Daniel Jones, F.I.P.S.. etc. (The Well-known Coach). 0-1 i THE Imperial School of Authorship icf IX, Londoro has a few Vacancies for Sin- i ctent desiring to Learn English (Spccia] Prcoaratorv Course). JournaUsm, Short Story-Writing, Editinc or Reviewing. Expert Postal Tuition. Ten Pounds a week easily earned when proficient Write for Pror pcctus in first instance to E Glyn Abraham. Faglan. Britonferry. EgAg-30 LIVE STOCIT. &c. I FOB SALE Pure Whitp Pom Dot four ,F mo.ths oJ¿, also Galvanised Tank, tap attached. 4j gaUoDSt J. HopOey, Tiobborne, I i Mumbies 69-AS^O 'f?OR ?ALE. Ba,y Mare. 4 years oldi i h.h.' Bay Mare. 7 years old 14.2 h h.: Hoan Pony, 4 years old 12 h-b., all war- I ranted sound, free from vice; open vet. 'I I ex,m.. gcct workers. Also two Flat Carts and Harness and Stable Utensils: sell separ- I ate if reonired.—Donoghue Fruit Merchant, Market. Llanelly. 89A9-30 VOR SALE, thick-set black short-logged 1 Cart Mare. also black Wagon Horse. 16 Lands: both good workers chains and I :-hdft3: reason selling, giving up keeping Apply Ford. 7. John-street., Aberavon. 90A9-30 FOE. Sale, Red Setter Bitch: eleven months JC old.—Appiy. Harris, RoyaJ Oak, Rhydy- I fro, P-ontardelwo. C9-29 Ij^OUR Pige wer- tested with KarE;woM } Pig Powders. The two with powders I sold rct ig eacii. the s,t £ 6 103 each; total profit -65 for 3s. Karswood Pig Powders used.—'Thomas Chemist, Gorse- inon, and Old Bank Pharmacy. Llaiielly. 77A96 KARSWOOD Poultry Spice, containll'" -L. ground insects, will double your eltJr supply. Packets -Ud,. 7d.. Is 3d.-Sold ti-v Swansea Poultry Corn Co.-Op Soc., Ltd 6. Market, antI 26, Fabian-gtreet St. Thomas. KABSWOOD Poultry ST):Ice w,?lf7 -?. Knock eggs out of hens fed en saw- dust. but that it will largely inc-roaee egg averagp of birds reasonably fed is beyond .dispute. Contains grounl insects. ¿br1.. ?td.. Is. 3d Darkets.-Tliomas, Grocer, Burry Stores. Gorseinon. 89A9-30 T IIE most serere egg-laying test on t X proved that Karswood Poultry Spice, containing ground insects, doubled the egg supply and improved the birds, Particulars on every packet. 2Jd., 7;d, Is 3d.—Thompson and Son. Con1 Merchants Arches, Fabian- street. St. Thomas. 89.V9-26 rl'HE greatest' doubter is coivine(?fl after X one thorough test of Kar?wood Soiec. containing g-fotind insects—the egg pro- ducer it is a plearure to sell, because it gives sucli satisfaction. Packets 2id nd. 13. 3d.—Ball, 94 and 1G7, Windsor-road, Neath. 89A92S" OQ RGG? weekly from six birds, on?cotd -?U Me-ak Dartmoor, wefe obtained after us!n? Karsw#od Spice, containing ground 'nsects. 2Jd., 7rl 11 3d.—Owen and Sons. GjrocMjs^»ew-rot>4. Skewer* 77A10-4- LOST AND FOUND. I OST, in Swansea, on FViday, September I 19th, a Parcel containing Jewellery. Reward offered.—EepZy Glyneithen, Mum- bles. C9-26 T OST, Thursday, 18th inst., ophite Colliers' Arms, Skewen, Gentleman's [English Lever Wa.tch; ten s.hiflings reward to finder returning oame to 119, Courtney- street, Manselton, Swansea. 84A9-56 I 1 r imi—itiiwmiiii nil in 1 11 mi 111 «ii j SMALL ADVERTISEMENT ORDER FORM. I -I f 1 ———————r.rr.———  ¡ —: ?<-———————- ?————————————————————?———————————?.————————————?_?_ Please publish the above advertisement. times, for wbkh I | cnclo3e.„s.1 Name and Address* y Nan*a?dd Addrewt J If desired, replies may fee eeut to Box BT=.BM at the "OMMbria pally I I.eadaf Ofike. • v | This form should be addressed to Advertiaexnent Department, "Combrie Dairy' j Leider," Swansea. | clip", 1 r" «»te w 8>" -rttUi'- !l!.iilllllli!lllllllllliilli!llllllliinillll!IM GOOD NEWS:— e SOLID SILVER SO/- at-cb \S 3 °cS' uere-r.tb itoutly matle.-Solid Silver j m!S8!L?R 53/- ?? T is SOUND m?H!GmSO/- ■ess lever ?''?,? ?? ??????S? L5KEA3LE" E efu\[ i |/1 C? nandson>e a; pcarnnce ?. A\ ??'Q in d ice l it a ?utc h to p?itt ??tt inspire con fi d ence. t? iNEXPEWSIVE$j ? 4§|j t's pi-i ce is tbs lowest "? KJQ \*J < P* J' h ic it i, possible t,, pro- |1J K& Oj ,i.c,t a art i c l e to- Bl tf SBs\ a flW'Sqm! lay. Solid Silver 50/ Solid Kri Qp'/r S'icke! far below its iht/ < J .vort h. because— lr -J fj -> ITWKEEP TIME BUY i C -r,7,IAY AT 7 ■ /?rl TFafch Mahrrs to the Admiralty. 263 OXFORD ST., SWANSEA (Opposite the Market) • j 'iiiimiiiiimiiiiiiHiniiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiii; Your need of Wool Substitute All-wool prices are higher than j; ever but this need not deter you u from buying the Winter wear you t [ need. Medea wool substitute | r wear, soft and warm, is being sold jj wear, so f t an d Wa r in, I *s be ing sold I at your draper's at popular prices. iI I ALl. DRITJSH I UNDERWEAR Stockings, Socks and Gloves ¡ for Men, Women &Chiidren. Always see the Medea T eb ond pay on!y I ,) the price marked on the tab of stockingo Id IJ and socks for ladies and men: <x 1 Medea "Excel" 3}- per Dr. iff j )t "Ideal' ?i ? B. • t ?< „ Pnmus 3,? ? 3)! „ 3/9 „ J' I "harm" ?.{?L? ? "Eclipse'' 4/6 „ I III CaMe of dijficu/tv. wriÙ to It 1 com of d iiffculty, write to |h i i K2, Kin." S tre" (.eice. K2. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALS AND TO LET. B UY your House: save the rent; 40.000 -D purchased tjhis waft-Write for par- ticulars to Gilbert Evans. Eversley-road. Sketty.. E6A9-27 DEPOSIT £ 7 16>~ then 9s. 2d weekly, re- 1J (kicible in place of rent, purchases S300, by arrangement.—BoJ XI, "Leader" Office,' Swansea. 81A9-28 tJ?OR?SALE. 3 IjeasehoH HouM? in Ban- 1 well-street, Morriston. and two HQt!e6 in Brichton. Gorseinnn.—Apply to T- W. James and Co., Solicitors. 24. Goat-street, Swaii'sea. C9-30 jj OUSE may be bought o.t any tilUY -O. Provident Policy Holdere; no deposit should be p'aid before valuaticwi. For pros- pectus containing tull particulars, apply to Mr. a. Kardwick. 38, Rosehill-terrace, S-vansea. C9-26 ALE, vacant shortly, modern 6-roomed C9 House; Bath; select residenti.al part of Port Tall)ot.-Write Superior, "Leader" Office, Swansea. 89A9-30 "YOTJR House is your Home," why not J- buy it through the Equitable House Property Co., at 31, Alexandra-road, Swan- sea. 84A9-26 A TO. WEEKLY will Purchase £ 450 IjTouse• .t/ \7 an5 (ii triet: rossf?'cn bv arrange- rnenI-" Landlord/' Leader. Swansea. TC 9Q AAA 7? ,S Pi-i Thaged ü, through otir system. Write for balance-sheet and prosl)ectus.-D 1, Leader Office, Swansea. 86A9-26 APARTMENTS AND LODGANGS TO LET AND WANTED. CLYDACH and District Nursing A?SfT?in- tion. Wanted. for thj two District Nurses, one Furnished Sitting-room and two Bedrooms, with fire light, attendance. and plain cooking; no washing; preferably with bath-room; term,3 offered. 24s weeKly. —Apply Hon. Sec., Penybank House. 90A10-1 IN Morriston Two rooinsOr apartments Iwtntaci, furnished or ul1furnjhed: married couple, no el 'il,(Ireii.-Write terms, ete" to" Islwyn," Leader Office. 86A9-26 7 ANTED. 2 or 3 Ft rhished of Un vt. iurnished Rooms (latte* preferred) in Swansea, by married couple (no children) — Write to Box G 7. Daily Leader. 87A9-27 'J''fWO or Ti-ree Rooms (Furnished) reauired J by Workman; no children; Clydach. Glais, or district.—Write, stating terms, to Box L 7. Leader Office. 89A9-30 TO LET, Double-bedded Room and Sitting- room: would suit one or two men: per- manent; every convenience.—Apply 55, St. George's-terrace. Swansea. > 85A9-27 BUSINESS PREMISES WANTED. T^-AM'I;l> Shop or Warehouse Accommo- »V dation riemi, Wjnd-etrcct-Replies, giv- ing full Darticulars "Urgent," Leader Cilico. Swansea.. ftQA9-30 J HOUSES V^AlilTED. SHALL House, or 2 or 3 Rooms (Furnished or Unfurnished) reauired in Swansea. Neath, or district, for winter rhombs.—Re- ply T. S Jenkins, Dunraven House, Skewen. 90A9-26 HOLBDAY APARTMENTS. BLACKPOOL. BIiACKPOOL.—Mrs. Albert M?udat?y. 2911 ?JD Pat?tine-r?ad off Central Drive: H 6d each person bed coohi'1?. and at- 1" • en dance- home comforter Dtano. ,< I BLACKPOOL.—Comfortable Apartments. JLF Is. 3d each oer?on: good beds ItM <-w)kin?. clean[jueR8; 2 tninp sea—Mrs. j Henry Smith. 41. ErdinKton-roa? <?f Central Drive. BLACK POO-L:-Mrs. Potter, 14, Charles-  street Comfortahle Public aM Private Apartments: 3 mins sea, station alld all amusements. Stamp reply: l^iauo, BIIACKPOOL.—Mrs. Eiisbton. Highfield j1 1) House. 63. Central Beach Public and Private Apartments, overlooking sea Board optional Stamp reply. j BTiACKPOOL.—Mr« Langtor. ?nd Mayor, j -D 52. Palatine-road date ? Reads-road), Anartments, ouh?ic acd br?&te: home oem- forts: piano r BLACKPOOL.—Mrs. 3 SchoMd. Wood- i Bland.' 56 Palatine-road off Cc?tra.1 Drive: comfortable apartOinnt«: Is 5d. Oath person w?tb attendance: every eomfart:! piano. ?_ ,I BLACKPOÓ1.lIf8, and M?? WilH?ms. 13 14? Manchester-terrace Pl'omcJ!ade'l Comfortable Public Apartments, pj!ea,6?n?.y 1 eitnated. central to all Darts: terms moder-  ate. Stamo N\o\ J I