The Cambria Daily Leader

THE AMATEURS. A concert will he given at the Grand Theatre on Sunday, May 4th, by the members of the Swansea Amateur Operatic Society.

Mr. J. M. Gould, proprietor of the Slade Saw Mills, Fishguard, was killed yesterday hy a tree which be was cutting down failing on him.

r 1 COUNTY COURT CORRECTION. I AN-e regret that owing to a niks- apprehension Mr. D. Harold Williams, :t well-known (Jorseinon solicitor, was stated t) represent tlig defendant in the case of Griffiths v. Bevau, at Swan- [ County Court on Wednesday. Mr. Williams represented the plaintiff, for whom judgment was given, with costs.

Ferrysicie. Tne inaugural services cf the Methodist Chapel at Ferryside were held yesterday. Sermons were preached by the Rev. R. R. Thoma-s u'erryside), the Rev. R .R. Davies (Penffordd, Pern.), and the Rev. W. D. Row- lands (Carmarthen), and the Rev. E. J. Her- bert (Kidwelly). i Skewcn. it id with deep r?gret we record the death, at the early age of 19 years, uf Mi&s Connie Williams, elder daughter of Mr. Thomas Williams, manager of the local Co-operative w?Society. She has had an extremely painful inncss (meningitis^, whih she bore with gr<?t patience. She wa? a most genial and lovable younj lady, and liked by all. She wa/s an active member of Tabernacle Con- gregational Church and Sunday School, where she will be sorely missed. A sad feature in connection with the circum- stances is that the mother died nearly exactly three years ago from the same com- plaint. We desire to convey to Mr. Williams I and family the deepest sympathy. Corseinon. r- The Coro.ncr (Mr. F. J. Glynn Price) held art inquest at the Police Station on Wed nee- day afternoon touching the death of Mary Elizabeth Wall, the sixteen-days-old child of Mr. and Mrs. James .Wall, 10, Windsor- terrace. It appears that the child died very suddenly on Tuesday morning. Dr. Trafford Mitchell. M.D., wa-9 cf the opinion that death was caused by injury to the brain, through the movement of bones, which were insufficiently developed to afford the neces- sary protection. The foreman (Mr. D. Thomas) and jury returned a verdict in ac- cordance with the medical testimony. I Llandyssu!. I The sixteenth annual horse show was held I at Llaudystiul yesterday. Awards -Entire cart horse: 1, D. Evans and Son, Llwyn- cadfor Stud F:jrai, Henllan, Emlyn King; 2, Davics and Co., IAanbyther, f'rince Cara- bineers. Entire hackney: 1, Thomas Jones, Dyffryn Relish; 2, T. Rees, Llanybyther, Welsh Briton II. Entire Welsh cob: 1, — Davies, Blaenpcnnal. Trotting Jack; 2, T. Rees, Cwmgwenin, High Stepping Gambler If. Entire pony, not exceed ing 14 hands I high: 1, Davies, Brynammall Stud Farm, Tregaron Horace; Z, Mrs. M. Jones, Cerdin Horace. Cart horse, mare or gelding: 1. John Evans, Pengraigwen, Llandyssul; 2, Thomas Jones, Troedrhiwrhwch. Collier: 1. David Evans, Glanclettwr; 2, Dd. Davies, Llandyssul. Fforestfach. I 'J he funeral of the late Mrs. Probert. 7, Crole-street, Swansea. tOOk place at Cadle on Wednesday afternoon, and was largely attended. The Rev Oscar Snelling officiated, and the funeral arrangements were carried out. by Mr. Evan Davies, Manselton. De- ceased. (aged 55) passed away on Saturday. The chief mourners were :Mr. William Probert, Mrs. Saunders, Mr. A. Saunders, Miss Annie Lewis, 111'. J. Lewis, Mr. R. Probert, Mr. Lewis Richards and Richards, Mias Kate Probert, Mr. Geo. Con- stantine, fr. D. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis. I-lre. Smolrien, Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Shepnard, Missfs Pealce, Hancock, K. Lewis, Mrs. J. lÆwi, Mis. R. Richards, ikirs. Hushes. MrR. Han- cock, Mrs. Austin, and numerous others.

A NATIVE OF SWAIJSEA. I Patrick Nash (27), labourer, who was snirl to bn a native of Swansea, was chargpd at Pontypridd yesterday with .stealing clothing the property of Win. Henry Bpadan, John-Mrpct, Treforest. Thec'oTh?weretnis.-ied iroma line at the hack of the house. When arrested by P.C. Bates at a Joding-h()lls(', pl'i'oner said: "Y 011 have tne right man j 1 wiil save you I further trouble." There were previous convictions against the prisoner, and the Stipend- iary (Mr Lleuier Thcmas), sentenced him to two mouths' hard labour. James Williams, a cooper, who was charged with receiving a shirt from Nash, know- ing it to have been stolen, was bound over. «

I INJURED WINDOW CLEANER. I From inquiries made e.t the Hospital this monrug, the condition of the un- fortunate man William Staniiek, who sustained terrible injuries on Wednes- day in St. Hcieu's-r-oad by falling off a ladder remains the same; his condi- tion being very serous.

I KJ NELLIE Our Portrait is of Miss THORNTON, whaso caso is •riven beSovv: Mxf. Thornton, of 79. Brighton :¡;r"f!{;, Sa.l.'or?M<M)chesti-? Sa 1 f o r >1 an cli es t; r, jn a vh:,L) of my little girl .Sollie.who is now completely "(,d or Fczama hv lour Blood Mixture.' Her suf- terin.f{s vera nn bearable. and I.; h ¡ I often "wUhod herself de"' J. She was without healthy pkin' f"om fiead to iool" "nd could hardly bear n ftand. sit, orliodown. I took'her to tho doctor shut ftho qøemed to get no beHer. A fter six weeks I too:, hor Ie:; a skin hospital, and I kept her under their 1 I treatment for live J1C'nth. They ga.se me ointments for he7, but they did hr no good. She got worse. C then bought some 'Clarke' Blood Mixture' for her. Ilnrll\rT. lIO-, very thankful, for her life is due to the wonderful curo it ha. Jllú,dG cl her" LjcyREDB^^ • -J—PBMI'I wggn'aiaaaaaaggix JMI J HII^I ii-eufc. J 11 yon utrer from any such <1;5"8 as EOZOWa, X Scrofula, Cad Less, Abscesses, U Icors, a Glandular Swaiiir.^s, inioils, Fimpiss, Sores 1 of any kind, Pilos, BloQd Poison, Rhey- | n7atism, Cau!, &&•, In-'t w»sto youc ti.. aud M money on -,ise' lotioau -d mrsny ointments whi?h 1 cauno. liet bnlow th(, 6u"la(' of LV" fdju. What, y»u M want and what YOH must hnre to bfl permancritiv curod H is a medicine th, *ill thoroufihly f,? the biocil of thA g poiaonous uiattor whin aione i. the true causo (h aU R yovxr ?erin?. Ci&rke H iMood Mix.ure ia JHst such a gj ir.c4icine. It is compf/fiefi fjf ingredients vfhicll quickly ■ expel frorri the blood all impuritien from whmtnver |l Cft.Ufiü arising, and by rendering it cifan and puro can J be relied upen to ct!"c a complete and h.t1na cars. I O..r" ?.    s. Success. [r *1 PIEtu Ji 1 I "???J C!?rke?s L -Ilio- ? Blood g? tjj Mixture | M-C?KtM? I .B''S?-?'LT?K.'?E.T&!?&&? <g )JTt n r??'' ??"'?'???''—- 2/D   "The World's Be?st t Qiood H .SM?h- Purifier."   ??????m??.-?.???    a? M ? A I The all Hnhsh Standard The Word's Best Small Car] II Cylinder Engine, 9.5 H.P. A Real cap in Miniature, Not a Cycle Car. Speed, 40 Smiles per Hour. 40 1\1 Hes per Gallon.  ?'   ?  £185 Complete with 5 Sankey Dc. tachafole Wheels, Tyres, 51 Lamps, Hood, Scresn, Tools, etc. Arrange for Trial Run with the Sofa Agersts:   i.?e awa?sea Motor Car Co., Ltd, CHIEF C ON ST A G L E'S D ECISIO N. The Watch ('omn)itleo meeting yes- terday was private, hut the "Leaner" understands that Capt. ('olquhoiii? has agreed to continue office for further i period of three months.. )

I PASTORS' SALARIES. BAPTiST UNION SCHEME FOR P £ R MANtNTKM. 4 i f li Lt. I I The.question of the salaries of Baptist ministers lv.is occtisioneU. eonsideiable tnonght for a long time past, and. as a jvmiiC the executiv'e council of the .i>;ii.tjst L it on cl ales have prepare a ministerial scheme/' which. was under eonsidei ation aL Abertiliery on oi'osLiaV- Tho Kc-c.i ctary of the committee hav- ing charge of tne drafting or the scheme is The Kev. \V. A. Wiiaams, Tahernac.e, Pontypi ldd. By the scheme arrange- ments are made for a regular and systematic continuous inquiry into ine condition of the Baptist (Jaurches in the Principality, and provision is ma-rie tor rtrgunu*, constant, and etticieut ministry'' tor all the eliui dies or ajisoeiaoions :11 memoersliip with trie ilapt'st tnionof V. ales ana .Hoinuouin- shire. A Permanant Fumi. Financially, n. is iaid down thai; pro- vision be maue to receive donations for a permaiiant luntl, the interest on which will be devoted annually by the central committee tor tHe purposes ol the Hehenie nncl to seem e.a annual con- tribution ot 6d. and upwards from each member in the Uhurcnes, collectable in te month ot May in each year. The associations are to be (tividect into dis- tricts, each district under the charge ot two superintendents, one a layman and the other a minister. A general committee and also a committee in con- nection with each association are to lie formed to establish and administer the scheme and its funds. Among the functions of the associa- tion committees may be mentioned the duty ot making inquiry into the condi- tion, resource,s, and need s of weak Churches within the area of their asso- elation; fo form Churches into groups where and in a manner they deem most desirable; to hx the amounts that can reasonably be expected towards the minif.lry rrom the Churches or groups of Churches in need of aid from tne fund; to receive appeals from the Churches; and to forward those, with their own recommendations, to the cen- tral committee. One of the conditions upon which aid is to be given to Churches is that "no aided Church or group of Churches be permitted to invite or dismiss a pastor, except in co-operation with the central committee through the association CUIII- in., tteo "UNJUST RETENTION." Welsh Baptists Appoint Deputation to Government. Tho spring assembiy of the Welsh Baptist Lniou of Wale. and Monmouth- s hire was continued at the Fbenezer and Blaenau Gwent Churches, Aber- tillery, on V/cdnesday. During tho morning the council held its meeting under the presidency of the liev. 1). Parry, Abertiulais, tho presi- dent ot the baptist Union. ThcKfv. Joseph Davies, Birkenhead, K T. ilont.s, Zion, Llanelly, and Y; j JIia m Jones, Treharris, were nominated for the vice-chairmunship. The new sustentation scheme was fully explained hy the Rev. W. A. Wil- imms, foutypridd, and the council re- aUirmed its adherence to the principle of the scheme which is to be submitted for the linal verdict of the churches. Prof. J. iVl. Davies, Cardiff, moved a resolution against allowing tue Church in .Wales to retain the glebes as "an unjust retention of national funds, and appointing a deputation to wait on the Cevernmefii. The resolu- tion was unanimously carried. The Council on the motion of tho Rev. J. Griffiths, Aberdare, passed a resolution declaring their unbounded confidence in the Chancellor's in- tegrity. A resolution carried, on the motion of Principal Edwards, described as "baseless in point of fact and un- | worthy in its tone," the statement made by the Bishop of St. Asaph con- cerning the Calvinistie Methodist The council meeting was followed h' an open conference on" Our Present Difficulties, ami How to Meet Them," the chief speakers being the Rev. Dr. Ed\YuÓ, -Cardiff, t\¡p Hl"(j;-rln', I Davies, Cardiff. The speeches I chietly deyotcd to tHe principles under- lying the Sustenation Fund.

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JUDGE'S WARNING. j ?EST:8M OF BAILIFFS'ASSOCIATIOT 1* I WITH DE6TOS. i At Swan-sea County Court yesterday Jti.cl,,o Br%i Kol>erts) as already 1 eported, an action was heard in wh-c.cl the Welsh Counties Money Society, through it strustees (Messrs. J. Camp- hell, j. B. Owen, and A. Lyons) sought to recover from Richard Reed, of High street, and E. J. Davies, an assista balance due on promissory note which the defendant signed as sureties. Mr. Trevor Huu ter (instructed by Mr. Yerlev Price wivs for the plaintiffs, ana Mr. Ivor Evans for the defence. His HOllonr said he came to the CO- elusion that a case of misi epresontat .vas by no means made out or cv so far as the plaintiffs concerned. He therefore gave Illllt in favour of plaintiffcs, buc dined to allow tho boosts of any witnesses. His Honour added that with to the association of a man who longer a bailiff of the court wi transaction he wished it to be c understood that if in any court < circuit he lüuncl br.iiiffs had any t, actions debtors m any forni, either as sureties or as reeeiv any moneys from them, a single 1 stance ct that would secure the dis- missal of that bailiff, and he would never be engaged i II any court wrtli which he was connected.

LOST SiCKT. MANNESMAN TUBE WORKER HWhtivku OO^PcnSA") 10H. At the Swansea County Court vaster- day, Walter Bow en, of Llansamlet, brought an action .under the Work- men s Compensation Act, against tho British M.ti.mesmann Tube "orks for an injury, which resulted in the loss ot the sight or his lett eye. Air. Villiers Meager (instructed hy Messes. Randall, Saunders ana Randrji) was tor the ap- .jL ) ii'as tot? the ;t l )- plicant, and Mr. Mar lay Samson (in- structed by Messrs. Get,- a.nd Edwards) was tor tho respondents. Mr. Villiers Meager .sidd that the ap- plicant was a bar-cutter employed the British Mannesmann Tube VVorks. iibf? ?N or k Un June 10th, 1910, a piece of metal flew up and struck litri on tho left eye, cutting the lid. He was attended on the spot, but he lost eight days' work, and on his return a loosening of the retina occurred, and he lost the sight of the eye. It was agreed that the man should be paid for the eight days' work he had lost. At the works ho was paid £ i IBs. 9d. a week, but he declined To go back owing to the risk that would be incurred to the other eye, and ho had taken up farming work ny which ho made 21s. a week, including his keep. Mr. Mar lay Samson stud the respon- (lelits, caso was that the man could go back tc his old work, and he c'ould have gone back on the 18th October. Dr. Frank Thoma-s, of the Swansea Hospital, said the sight or the other eye was defective, bur. it could be re- medied bv wearing a giass. Dr. Hamilton Quick, examined by Mr. Marlay Samson, said he thought the applicant would be able to do the work required at the tube works. He did. not think there would be any risk to tho other eve. Jack Reiman, foreman at the British Mannesmann Tube Works, said there were two or three men with 0111.1 one eye doing similar work to that done by the applicant. By All1. Meager: They did not JoS4 thei r sight in the works. His Honour awarded compensation all the rate of 2-s. a week from 1-Sih Octo- ber, and costs on Scale B.

A great Empire-day demonstration will bo held at the Queen's Ra11 on Empire -day, May 24th, by the Imperial Mission. Mr. P. W. Chandler has been ap- pointed one of the masters in the Chan- cery Divisor. Printed and Published for the Swansea Press, Ltd., by HOWARD CORBETE at Leader Buildings, Swansea.

-¡ AMUSEMENTS GRAND THEATRE. Swansea'3 Premier House of Amusement. Booking Office: Gwynne Bracier, Heath- field-streefc. Telephone, 291 Central. The Oxford Electric Theatre, UNION-STREET. Ceaseless- Perloncaiue of Exceedingly Excellent Pictures from 2.30 to 10.30. "gSKfRTOVEKTDlLOERS ENGtNKERsS and PATENTEES. G. S. TU N KS & CO., &fèDERS, WE PTE RN-STRE BT, SWANSEA. Expert Men Sent to Repair all Makes of Ovens. Steam Tubes for all Sizes A Makes of OVCI1 in Stock. jjuuhs- BOOKS BY BEST AUTHORS AT MORGAN & HIGGS, H EAT H FIE LD-ST RE ET. ■^rmyERsTcTOlmcfolP. PARKINSON 2:. HODGENS PVANSEA. Construct Waterworks, Sewer- age. Stacks, Works, ek. Also Colliery Sid- insB and Large Excavations Carried Out. L1 ",Lb &-MOTOR CARS. Best for Bicycles." DAN MORGAN, The Cycling Centre, 218, OXFORD-STREET. 'Phone, 515 CentraL VALUER CORD TYRES. The Only Stock in SWANSEA is held by ERNEST E. FLETCHER, Jlotor Coachbuilder and Engineer. -D Buy Direct from the Manufacturer at FACTORY PRICES. THE BRADFORD & MANCHESTER WAREHOUSE CO., Nat Tel. 0459. 22, Waterloo-street. Swansea. J. W. EVANS, 40-41, CASTLE-STREET. For HIGH-CLASS DRAPERY. Inside and Outside Blinds of all kinds Mado andPi.ed f. HA-rFIELD-, The Furnishing Draper, 14, ST. HELEN'S- ILD.. Swansea. Eatiiuate Free. Tel. 650 Cen. ENGINEERS Telephone. 663 Central. The NORTH DOCK ENGINEERING WORKS. QUAY PARADE (North Dock Locks). H OWE N & Co Engineers Ind H. OWEN & Co. ??? anutha, Brass and Iron Founders, Engineering Repairs of all Descriptions. "pISH MERCHANTS P. MOLYNEUX, Ltd., FISH MERCHANTS, 120. HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. The Trade Supplied. -u Telephone No.. 350. DAVIES BROS., UPLANDS. Fish, Game, and Poultry Dealers; also High Class Fruiterers. — All Goods Fresh Daily. — Prompt Deliveries. Tel. No., 353 Docks. pURNITUMt DOWN & SONS, I Reliable I10u.se Furnishers, HIGH-STREET. Furniture to Suit All Buyers. 'Phone, 433 Central Estab. Over 60 Years. JONES & MORGAN, (Opposite The Empire), OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA. — ——————— JAY & CO., N CASH OR CREDIT FURNISHERS, 34. HIGH ST., SWANSEA. DAN ICR House Furnisher, DAN. WILKS, cabinet M?ker and I Upholsterer. All kinds of Furniture Repaired l and Renovated. Factory and Showrooms: I 22, RICHARDSON-STREET. I Buy Where You Get Satisfaction, and the Prices are Right- M. JACOBS & Co., PORTLAND BUILDINGS, Heathfleld-street. J. D. & BEN. THOMAS, 88. ORCHARD STREET, (Opposite Central Police Station). FUNERALS FURNISHED. GROCERS- P. G. ILES, The "STAR" GROCERY STORE, HIGH-STREET. (JiASsYCHlNAr Tel., 47r. In, PORTLAND-ST., SWANSEA. I SELDOM & BANFiELD, Dealers in British & Foreign Glass. China, Earthenware, Fancy Goods. Hire, etc. H AIRDRESSERI HASQUENCORT, A T T E R B'B 0 S I E R AND S N ? t R D R E S 8 E R 1GH-STREET. | gATTERS i HOSIERS A Trkkt&]-aOSIERS j W. D. SUTTON, HATTER AND HOSIER, OXFORD-STREET. SWANSEA. JJADDER MAKERS I LADDERS! LADDERS!! LADDERS! A Large Stock to select from. BATE MAN BROS., "•  B A -r 'r.MAN BP.OS., Arches, Boat Builders a:iu Ladder Makers. Telephone, 839 CentraL LEATHER MERCHANTS Swansea Saddlery Co., Leather Goods Manufacturers, Harness Makers and Contractors, Leather Factors and Mercha.nts. Estimates Free. losy Cen. C. SIMONS, 8, CAER STREET, Wholesale and Retail Leather and Grindery Merchant. W. H. QUICKE Tl,e C.hid, I Ii'- ¡; Bag Stii-es, WASSAIL-SQUARE, SWANSEA, For all kinds of Bags, Suit Casea, Harness, and General Leather Factors. JOSTAH'fHO?'AST??  &B- Repairer, Repa.Jrer, PORTLAND-STREET and 112. ST. HELEN'S- ROAD, SWANSEA. Hand-Sewn Boots a Speciality. Nat. Tel. 40y. LIVERY STABLES LI. & T. BULLI N, HATHFIELD MEWS. Taxis, Cabs, Motors, Always Ready, j J. STANLEY p KE, td MOTOR CABS ALWAYS READY. TEL., CENTRAL 158. JfONEY SOCIETIES West Wales Permanent Money Society, CASTL E-STltEET-o SW ANSEA. (Over Alabaster's). JLOTOR GARAGE HUTCHDNS & Co., Ltd., LITTLE WIND-STREET. Agents for Ford Curs & Morris-Oxford Cars. Automobile Enginee/s & Motnr Body Builders Petrol. Oil. Grease & Ford Snare Parte. IfUSICAL INSTRUMENTS JOHN BRADER & SONS, LTD. PIANOS FROM 10/6 PER MONTH 9, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. Maker J. T. W00D2NG,SJrer Ii \I ?, De?er. 22, GOWER-STREET, SWANSEA. Workmanship Guaranteed of Highest Class. •^VVULISTS11118 a! -j-foperate Fees. 1J"U.L.l:t!' OCCULISTS AND HOSPITAL PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY MADE UP. BYSSiqgr-TESTTWa AKX> SPECTACLE FITliNQ. SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES IN ALL I PATTERNS AND METALS. C. F. WALTERS, P.8.¥.o.. OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA (Nearly Opxiosite National Schools). Two Qualified Opticia.ua iu Attendance. OIL MERCHANTS HOLWiLL & Co., Importers of Lamp Oil and all kinds of Lubricating Oils, Lamp Glasses, etc. Mariu- facturers of all Classes of Grease & Brattice Cloth. Agents for Shell and Crown Spirit. Head Office: PAXTON-TERRACE, Swansea. Depots: Llanelly, Grovesend, Crynant, Neath. Port Talbot, Aberdare, Maesteg, Bridgend. Mats. Rugs, Brushes. Galvanised, Enamelled and Tin Goods, in fact any kind of Ifard- ware Goods. Stores: Paxton-ter., Swansea. pAINTEKSiDECbRATORSr Decorators' Supply Co., 28. WATERLOO-STREET. Bevellers, Silverers. Brilliant Cutters, and Lead Light Manufacturers, etc. ERNEST DAVIES & Co., General Printers, Stationers, et-c., FISHER-STREET & TEMPLE BUILDINGS, GOAT-STREET. "PURVEYORS -I T. WOODWARD, PORK BUTCHER, Ac., HIG H-STREET, S WAN SEA. >- REFRESHMENT CATERERS JNO. E. FITT, aleVdea ROAD, For Balls, Banquets. Socials, Shows, etc. Cutlery, Glass and China on Hire. Experi- enced Waiters and Cooks Sent Out. Tele- phone Day or Night, 463 Central. Private Residence, 23, KNOLL-AVENUE. gEED MERCHANTS. H n. A LEAK THE H. A. LEAK, SEEDSMAN, For a.ll kinds of Seeds, Bulbs and Sundries, 211, OXFORD-STREET & MARKET STA-LL. Tel., 331 Ceutral. gEWING MACHINES YATES, THE MACHINE MAN CAN REPAIR AND MAKE. WATERLOO-STREET. — ALABASTER and Co., THE CITY TAILORS, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. J. & G. CHYNOWETH, Ladies' a,nd Gent.'s Tailors, Gent.'a Mercers, 3, CRADOCK-STREET. 70, BRYNYMOR ROAD, SWANSEA. Where to Go for High-Class Tailoring at Mpist R. G. DAVIES, Ladies' and Gent.'s Tailor, I. LLOYD JONES, High-class Tailor, Ladies' Costumier and Breeches Maker. 92, MANSEL-STREET, SWANSEA. Special Mourning Orders, etc., R. G. JONES, R. G. JONES, Tailors," (Corner of Heathfleld-street & Union-street), Perfect baiistaction Guaranteed. F. WELCH LACY, LADIES and GENTS TAILOR, 222, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. C. M. MORRIS, TAILOR, 10, UNION-STREET, SWANSEA (From Oxford Circus, London), FOR VALUE, STXLrJ. AND FIT. JOHU BARCLAY OWEN, Tel. 1115 Central. Geut. 's High-class Tailor, 22;), OXFORD-STREET (Directly Opposite National Schools). For Fit, Style Variety, and Value, go to G E 0. 0 %"1 Ei'? Geiit.'s Tailor, G E O Ow WE ft!, j Gent, s TTailor, 22, UNION-STREET (off Mond Buildings), SWANSEA. Tel., 977 Central. | IOBACCON1STS Te!"p^OI1P "34. W. 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