The Cambria Daily Leader

«<»• • »' 17- 64 civvies Reduced. Swansea}s Tailor, :,dO 12. Castle Street. —i ) Got your i ticket P J .) 300 Suitings at; Reduced Prices during PALM ER'S SALE, am MR an ow TO -D A-Y'S P E C I P E. IxE =a a" on ? trA no a .ECIP£, .WAA_. lap—"y—<1— 1| j j SCRAMBLED EGGS FOR THREE ? ?_? ?_? WITH ONLY ONE EGG! 8 T T Besides being an unrivalled emergency i lL JL ? ??h, scrambled eggs are a meal that 1 1 W'" ?? —— children really enjoy. This splendid < ??? ??? ? j recipe makes eggs go funher: with fried S ?,, J ^ham or bacon it supplies a complete g 1 ?? inexpensive War-ti,me mea!. ? RECIPE. < R?S ?MMJt??-?TB?Bl? ? Half oz. B. & P.'s 1 egg. ■ I ?Mt?'t  ? tB? 'Patent'Corn Flour. 14af? ?s. mar&Arine.   M  ??? f£ l^|yl Pepper and salt to t?ste. 1 gill trwk. ??f??t A little chopped parsley. I ? '?y ???H? Mix the Corn Flour smoothly in t4 milk, add the e?t I ?r? yJ tr | ) well beaten and seasoning to taste, also the parsley. Melt X™ the margarine and pour into the egg mixture. Stir fifentljr Y'Hr 1 until it begins to Mt. then more sharply until it ha? th? C V ???—?? consistency of scrambled egg. Makes a splendid light A \?t?? 1 ?"? appetising- mi -day meal for theehUdren served on f ?? ?9 ?? =shed potato or hot macaronl j Brown* Poison's Hjhh J ^«r Com Flour { .do?;,1, keeps up the {ocd value of dMhct. g Use your packet every day for I' B t Corn Flour Custard or Blánc- mange, or to make savoury, I Cheese dishes and omelettes. a Packets- 16 oz. 1/ 8 oz. (id., I § SL 4 oz. 3 hd. Economist by ] ===== J B E N '— buying the large Packeti. < J W, ?r?   ???   Swansea & District Co-operative Society, LIMITED. I 7 Days WINTER SALE  y N, t OF DRAPERY, FURNITURE, CLOTHING and BOOTS, NOW ON. I New Meni'iers are Invited to Join. I Between January 20th and February let, RegistratiQn may be Transferred I to the Society hy obtaining the cards from present retailers and exchanging 3 :hp'm new coupons at Food Control ()ft¡;,c. | :hein lor new coupons at Food Control Ufticc. ( I

=: Ifi THE O'oTRlGTS It,   0 !.ti?J ':i ?.. ? ?' ?,gL. A smoker iieicl ;;t the Traveller's Well O.vmbwrla, last Saturday night, by the Slate Club, Obti.liuh Williams pre- siding. During the year the Club have received and paid out to 13:) members the- MEL50RD KAVEN. At a concert mid at the Central Hall c,n 1'hu"'d\' evening, the onc-?:? cai?cdy of Welsh h:'p, Hannah c CoM?' Round/' by Mr. G. J. Griiiith, Boys' School, Haver- fordwest, was played to a crov:c'c<! hoi:„3 by the Have-rrordwest Celtic Drama Co., under the direction of Mr. H. E; H. James, B.A., Director, of .Education for Pembrokeshire. 6ETTWS. Air. John Danes, n auitherod, Letfcws, a-member of the Llandilo Board of Guard- ians and the District Council, met. with an unfortunate accident hrt v.cc1. While doing some work near the l:cr.e on a ladder, one of the rungs gave way, with the result that he fell down a distance of about 16 feet, and fractured his frg near the hip joint. LANDORE. I I I taxing advantage ot rne nne weather over Sunday, scores of people paid a vi.iit to the landslide near the Cwmgelly Ceme- tery. Some of the local cor.nc "ilors ilso v is; ted the spot on Saturday. Annual preaching services were held at Brynhyfryd Welsh Baptist Chapel on Sunday, when the Revs. T. H. Morgans (Abt-rfai-i, Merthvr Vale) and E. J. Kdwards (Cwmbwrla) officiated. The ser- vices were well attended, and the singing ot a higii standard. GORSEiNON. A concert was Ifeld at the Brigliton Hall, Gorseinon, on Saturday evening, and arranged by Mr. Lawson Evans. It was atended by a large audience. The Sailors' and Soldiers' Widows' and Or- phanS" Fund would be a^-sted by the tak- ings of £ 20 10s. 9d. Captain D j la fold Williams presided. The programme was contributed to by Miss hy Francis, J'S 'am Lillian Edwards, Mr. J.u he F/vins, Madame Eveline :a rk tiss Doris Francis, Young Tving Cole Mr. Steve. Charles (Swansea), Mi-s Lil'iati and Mr. Albert :-r.isi. Miss Elsie Thorne. I Men's. Youths' and Boys' Overcoats in Sfanrtard and other Cloths at low prices — Willjams, Temple of Fashion u BRITONFERRV. I t Air. Glaslyn Jones, son of Mr. Samuel ■Tones. illiers-street, Britonferrvs who has t = been organist of Bethel Ch:ureli for some years, has recently passed his examina- tion and secured the A.R.C.O. diploma. On Saturday evening, 'at the Minor ¡ Hall, Britonferry, the members of the Uiython .Gloo Society, together with a number of friends, enjoyed a pleasant I social gathering A ciapital repast as provided by Mr. W. J. Hill,f ftftftr which tha party gave several selections under 1 the baton ot Mr. D. Bassett Daries. Solas rendered by Miss Jane Thomas, Jfiss C. WLlliann, and Messrs. J. Jones, J. R. j iTorgan. Wm, Jon?, and' W. S. Bpvat? ) while Mr. D. B. Da vies !"ave a topical j item'dealing with tT-e choii' and its JUf'!ll-1 t-?rs. A vhi?t drive followed, and a plecsant evening was ?njoyed.? I • SKEWEN. I I On Saturday evening, at Tabernacle I Hall, Skewen, a competitive meeting was I held. Mr, -J. Gethin nr (" loan Diilais") presiding and conducting. Ad- John Davies (organist), and. Sam Morgan; miseella- neous, Mr. W. Dexter Daries. Accom- •rjLnist, -Misg D. Evans Jones. Awards: Doys* solo: 1, Idris Davies; 2; Emlyn Da viae. Giris' solo: 1, Lizzie Jones; 2, Dorothy Jones. Cliildron's recitation (open): 1, A. Juckson Thomas 2, GlyndN-. i, -funeo. Pianoforte solo: 1, Cassie Jenkins; .2. Tom Goorge; consolatioti, Harold Davies. Duett (under 1$): Mi H. Jones and Mary Williams. Adult recitation (of/on): Tom John rAp loan") and Wm. Davies (divided). Best story. Thos. W. Thomas. Open solo (any volte): 'Evz-i Davi es and Ivor Francis (divi'cletl)*. Quar- tette W. Morgan Ifarris and friends. Children's choir- (six" competed) Taber- nuole Boys (conductor, Mr. Etrlyr Evans Jones. I I PENLLERGAER. I The mortal remains of the late John Jenkins, Lletty Xewydd, N-iallerg-aer, were laid to rest at St. Darid'? Churcn on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. J. D. Artcr officiated at the house and I, ?hurch. Chief monrnrs: Mr. and ?Mrs. liees Jenkins (son and daughter-in-law), Messrs. Davfid, Benjamin; Walter and Trevor (sons), Mr. and Mrs. Wm Rd. Jenkins (son ahd daugliter-in-layj), Mfe Dinah Jenkins,- Mrs. Margareto Coatos, 'f Mrs. Hannah Beavie, Mrs. SaTB.h Phil- I lips and Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas (daugh^ ters), Mr. and Mrs. jfoHlfe (son-in-law and daughter), Mrs. E. and Philip J. Davies I (sister apd nephew), Hiss A. J., Gwennie [ and Gerwyn Jenkins, David M&rgan, Sid- j ney, John, and Annie Jones (grandchil- ¡ drcn). Messrs A. and ?.'Gabe (nephews), Mesdames M. A., Mary, and Elinor Bowen j (neices), Mr. David Jenkins and wife (nephew), Mr. ant! Mrs. nhy Th.onlas (nephew), Lieut. Glyn Thomas and 9 r,. [ John Beed (nephews). i --(I MORRISTON. i,I At the Horeb Chapel, Morriaton, Sunday evening,, an organ recital \115: given by Mr. Iooiilf-, H. Torr, F.R.C.O.. Swansea. Councillor W. J. Davies pre- There was a large audience, and a good collection was made in aid of the soldiers' and sailors' fiind. Mr. Torr a delightful programme. H t, was ;il:o ably assisted by Miss DoritS Pragmell; (soprano) and Mr. John Stephens (tenor). Mr. D. J. Lloyd, L.T.C.L., ably accom- I panied. At t!;p Tabernacle hoolroQm; Morris- j ton, on Saturday eT-Mnn?, a performance of tb? operetta Ma.yday in W<lladay/' was given in full character by tho Peniel (h'?n Congregational Cburéh Choir, Lhasamlct, under the oonductOrship of Mr A. J. Evans. The proceeds were in I' aid of the Salem Sunday School, Morri" ton. Tbere was a very large attendance. AM. Dd Matthews, J.P., presided. The performance throughout w?? an admir- able one and was thoro'??hly c- jcved. able niic, ai)cl iras ttioroi?-'Iilr 4--Ij,,ved. I -mere r;(,Il rer i?l-?e d, t-lit, Messrs. Dan Thomas, T. O. Morgan, I Messrs. Dan Thomas, T. O.MOq,rän,! MisSes ?berta Davies, Edit? Bich$r4«, ?lt,?linAlic (?ox, and Maimio Gard;uer. Tho? instructress was Mrs. S Griffith*, and the II [ accompanist Miss Jordan. I CARMARTHEN. I Carmarthen Rural District Council on Saturday decided to apply for an injunc- tion to refrain a timber haulier from working a traction engine along the Talog road. Carmarthen District Council have de- ferred consideration of an application from the roadmen for an increase of wages. At Carmarthen on Saturday Wm. Jones, Beanlieu-isaf,- Llangannor, was tined S10 for JSelUngrnilk containing 26 per cent. of (lded water. When applying at Carmarthen on Saturday that an affiliation order against a collier should be increased from 5s. to JOs. per week, .Mr. T. Howell Davies, for applicant, said that the child consumed a tin of baby's food a week, which alone cost 7s. 3d. Respondent admitted that he tHlrned a minimum wage of 13s. 9d. per day, but denied he made as much as £ 6 ■ per-week. The Bench increased the order 'to 8s. per week. M, r. Wallis Jones ap- peared for respondent. ? 'At Canuarthen on Saturday there was offered for sale a freehold farm and small holdings, in the parish of Llungendeirne. The farm Ffrwd. near the village of Pontantwn, 150 acres, was withdrawn. Small holding, Bryn Sych. 13f acres, f;old at 91,225, to Mr. John Jones, Wern, Llan- gendeirne. Freehold cottage and garden, Ty Tranch, 7 acres, 6old to Mr. Wm. Evans,. Virgwm, W yndIHm. Ogmore Vale, at JC560. LLANDILO. I Llandilo Rural Council on Saturday de- I dded to strongly oppose the extension of the Ammanford urban boundaries in =" I far as that body is concerned. A plan of I the proposed extensions was laid before the meeting by Mr. Thomas, surveyor to the Ammanford Council. The Llandilo Rural Council have passed a resolution asking for State aid for the working of housing schemes. The Llandilo Rural District Council on Saturday increased the salary of Mr. D. Mvrddin Griffiths, surveyor, by JltO. Simi- lar applications by the other surveyors were adjourned in order that theji might j be put on the agenda. At the meeting of the Llandilo Rural Council, Mr. John Jones brought forward I the question of a light railway from I Llandilo to Lampeter, and urged that I pressure should be brought on the Gov- ernment to move in the matter. Mr. John Bevan seconded that a committee be sent to the Government on the subject. The fortnightly meeting of the Llandilo Board of Guardians was held on Satur- day, nresided over by )fr: Gomer Harries. The Master reported that there were 63 inmates, against 74 in the corresponding period. Vagrants had dwindled down to 25. It was reported through the West Wales Vagrancy Committee that the shop- keeper who kept the bread and cheese station for tramps at Llansawei had given it up,. constclii(,nt on the number going through being so small. I LLANELLY. The death is announced of Mr. David Anthony, one of Llandly's bast kno^.vn citizens, which took place in the Hospital in his 78th year. lie was one of the oldest tradesmen in the town, and belonged to the well-known Penlan (Kidweliy) family. Deceased leaves nino grown-up children. Mr D. Charles, Princess-street, Llan- elly, has been presented with an illumi- nated emblem of the independent Order of Rechabites by the members of the Ex- eeteior Tent o his retirenfent as trea- surer after over 27 years' service. Lieut. J. G. S. Powell, R.E., son of Mr. F. Powell, solicitor, Lianeily, has been suntioned by General Allenby in his re- cent despatch from Egypt. Any complaints was the subject of an address delivered by Mr. T. Mabbett at a meeting held under the auspices of the Llaneily Demobilised and Discharged Soldiers" and Sailors' Association, at the Athenaeum Hall, on Sunday night. The matron of Stebonheath Military HospicaJ, has organised a fancy dress dancp for thus (Monday) evening at the Hospital. Mrs. F. R. Nevill. Glyncoed, has been unanimously re-elected^ president of the local Horticultural Society for 1919, and Ntr. T. R Mills, solicitor, chairman of the committee. The Rev. R. Gwylfa Roberts, D.Litt., completed his 20th year as pastor of Tab- ernacle Congregational Chapel, Llanelly, or. Sunday. The Rev. D. H. Jones, Letterston, Pem., commenced his duties as pastor of Dock Congregational Chapel, Llanelly, in suc- cession to the late Rev. D. Lewis (Dewi Medi) on Monday.

Don't wait to be Bilious lleep well. Whenever your appetite Begins 1 Big, or a sour stomach and I Coated tongue warn you, I tske Carters Little 1 Liver Pil1S(purely  3! jLt?er Pills (purely ??jjjBtNf?AbTFCS? ??etabie) and the com 1 trble won't .?M B t B  ?TLZ come. Good for ILPpIV TVMnEmLE&I!R& [ dan, woman JCffr anci child. (f •—* I tor your health's sake stick to this old, trio and true remedy. Purely vegetable. Swall PHI—smalt OGle-Smail PIlei. GENUINE must bear signature J jiw^igwiwiwwwiiw x, BABY VINCE. Tirol upheld its reputation" 30. Occupation Road, Sheepridge, Huddersfield. Dear Sirs, At the age of three months baby was under the average weight, and in a more or less comatose state. Virol was tried and thoroughly upheld its reputation, the daily improvement being wonderful, and now at the age of 121 months and -weighing 25lbs., • Everyone is unanimous in saying he is the finest baby they havener seen. As his parents are both under 8k stones in weight, to Virol, not nature, must the improvement bo attributed.—Yours gratefullv, Mrs. E. VINca. Virol Is used io -large quantities in more than 2.000 Hosftitols and Infant Clinics. It is invaluaile the expect- ant and nursing mother herself, whilst for children it Supplies thhse vital principles that ?re destroyed in the sterilising of milk; it is also a bone and tissue-building focd of immf-nse value, Virol babies hnve firm flesh. I1 strong bones and gobd colour. VIROL In Jars, 1/1,1/10 & 3/3. j Tirol Ltd., its-loe. Old St.. London, E.C. BRITISH MADE fir BRITISH OWNED 8.R.B. „.„, !s ? JJ WE ARE AS BUSY AS EVER- I ? hence no Adverts. recently. S| I i QUALITY, VALUE and SERVICE I | advertise this Business. ||| OLD FRIENDS stick to us-NEW 1 i I FRIENDS come along to shake § I hands, and get a share of our Stocks. || (N ot Open on S??MrJ?'?). H ? 2d. SOUPS are a most wholesome ?St You simply add Water. rsFn substitute for Meat. Make them your daily food. ? 1!! }Et  '| The SUPER | 1 ?MtXTURE & CIGARETTES A ?'< t?l for 2 ox, 20 ?br 1?4. ..?'  B&J.HILL LTD LONDON. M

"LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS/ MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. TVTY TIRELESS Telegraphy and Telephony We are now Fonnjn CtaesMtcallow us to supply Qualified Operators to the Mer- cantile Marine and Air Posr This is a splendid opening for young men to adopt a new profession. Day and Evening Cins-es For terms apply Wireless Training College. St Mary-street. Cardiff and Castle-street, Swansea. 'Phone 3008. Cardiff. "1 AT ANTED, Experienced Shorthand Typist W. (male or female).—Apply, by letter only, to Wa^on Repairs Ltd. Port Tennant. ) Stating age and salary reauired. 145A1-27 Men ard Youths. REPRESENTATIVE Reauired by London House for Swansea and West Wales. ) uood prospei-ts for man with act and sell- ing -AI)plv Box 0 11," Cambria Vaily Leader. 151 Fleet-street. London. I 150A1-29 T'TVTNTED Sharp Lad for Shipbroker's S,-iai-i) Lad for Shii)brolier's YV and Coal Exporter 6 OUice.—Apply Box o. KG," Laily Leader. Swansea. 150A1-3! '?T.?AyrED. Good All-round Baker —.fames. Vv Murray-street. Llaneily. M9A1-28 ??U?NiTURE Salesman, experienced. Jj Wanted for Ll..(?l ly Branch.—Apply Bcvan and Company, Limited Furmahera.. Cardiff. 149A1-^ (,ai?difT. 'Cí',r ANTED, Superintendent for Neath and- V* District. Salary and Commieeion griven to successful man.—Apply, by letter. ) for particulars. to Cambria Leader Office, Neath. Cl-28 \zf ANTED t?PROLSTERERS and FRAiuL MAI{ERS: good waK&s given.—Aprly ) F," Leader Office. Swansea. 01-28 W ANTED. Strong Youth for Driving Out YY. and Assist in Shop; one used to trade y,refei,re(I.-W. Evans. Urocef. Rock House, GJais. 146AI-27 ANTED by Wholesale Grocers, a :ii VV to Drive Horses and Deliver Goods.— Write, wages and previous employment, to Wholesale. Leader Office Swansea. I 146A1-27 d~ ??K?DT'ErrandBoy??-Apply W agon Repairs, Ltd. Port Tennant. Swansea. 145A1-27 N AVVIES Way Fed. Full district rate paid.—Apply Coppee Co. Tondu Glam Women and Girls. r,'l klWRES E-S.-Wanted, Girl Machinist. X or or:c to Learn Machining (in Tailor- jng) —Pelter and Rosembaum. Union Chambers. Union-street. 147A1-28 "ITST ANTED, Respectable Girl age about is. TT -Apply Mausel Cafe, Mansel-street. Swansea. 146AI-28 WANTED, Respectable Girl to Assiet in 'V Shop-Apply William J. Coakley 20, Oxford-street, Swansea. 146A1-Z7 Domestic servants. TYlY fANTED, Capable General.-Appy Mrs. Randell. "-Penrhyn," Queen s-road, Sketty. 150A1-28 ?47 ANTEDimmediately. Experienced Cook-CeneraI; another maid kept; good references required.—Box No. K 7," Leader Office. ?' ??A?TED. arYou.HgGi"l to Ae?iet at YT Housework; live in or out.-Apply 8, Grosvenor-road. Sketty. Cl-27 TYAY TANTED an Experienced GenBraÏ7 cood TT wages given—Mrs. James, 18. Ku? Edward-road. Swansea. 147A1-29 I GOOD General Wanted: good wages to I suitable- person.—Apply Mrs. Willott, 17. Park-road. Clydach. 147A1-28 HOUSE Parlour Maid and Between Maid required: wages £ 28 £ 20; cook kept; good outings; »ood references reauired: fare refunded— Aooly Sister .Nursing Home Bognor. Sussex. 146A1-27 W ANTED, immediately, Experienced YY Cook-General or Domesticated Help: two in family; good wages.—Mrs. Goodman. 86. Gnoll Park-road Neath. Cl-27 COOK Wanted: good wages Also young Laundry maid.—Lady Superintendent, Traininir fV.llefrf SwaTlSpa. MISCELLANEOUS. THE greatest dotltttfcr Is c?)avitiaed after J. one thoroigh test of Karswood Spice, containing ground ingects-the Kgg pro- ducer it is a pleasure to bell. because it gives such satisfaction. Packets 2Jd„ 7id.. Is 3d.—C. Hobbs. Corn Merchant. High- street, Neath. 149A1-30 ?ttQ MADE for £ 5. For full particulars 1:00 as to how small amounts of money ,may be profitably employed to give large uroilts apply to Graham Marsh and Com- • mpraoy ifts, 240 Higli Holborn Lt.ndon. C2-22 ,any, t?ANT?ED. to Purchase a MDeû" Copy- > Y. ing Machine, a Typewriter and Office Chairs, in perfect condition.-Write to D. Chairs. Thomas and Co. Pontard ulais. Cl-M DEAR Egg" arp a ?eKU?ar little gold-mine JLJ'. to ?sers oi Kannvood (Harmless) Spice containing ground insects, which Doubles Eag Output. Packets 2id. nd.. ls. 3d.- William Llewellyn. Grocer. Peniel Green. 149A2-6 4 HOUgE; no rent: no landlord. We have i\ i helped others to this, and can help you. Write for Free Booklet to the Mana- gers, The Provident Association of London. Ltd.. 246, Bishopftate London. E.C. 2. Men- tion Cambria Daily Leader Cl-30 ONE-TENTH oi a farthing per bird per day is all Karswood Spice costs. And it produces Eggs Iraloe. Packets 2d. 74d.. Is. M.—T. J. Hutchins, 3. Queen-street, Neath. 149A2-6 W ILL the Person who called laet week i" at Trallwn-road. Liar samlet, re lost Medallion kindly communicate with J. Jor- dan4. Trafllwn-road, Llansamlet? 146A1-27 PITWOOD Hauling Contract to Let at J. Resolven. near Neath: good road: haul- ing can proceed any weather. Horses pre- ferred.—Wain. Crigan Woods. Resolven Cl-27 WANTED Roll-top, Desk,- Apply. stating price to, Pon. Leader Office. STD ONE Firm Sold £ 50.000 worth of Property this year through Smill Advts. 20 words for 3 insertions 28 Sd in the Cam- bria Daily Leader. 'I"RLES Wanted over P'twtx? eize.—.ten flings. Ltd Woodworkers PHnnywett read Bristol Branch at Porthcawt T( I ON DON Time-Tahl* and Keu Ka-H (luHle JLJ -The current itsu- of thif popular Publication is on SI'.le ai all H-ailw Ity BIHI'¡ staili and lea<lii>K Newsagentis. Nearly 600 uagea it deals with over i.000 Hailwa., Sta- tions At sixpence i: x the best and cheap cst Railway Guide o\'r puttht-ht-d. T RA(Il'ION Engines or Horses Wanted cu JL Hire. daywork or oiecework, for ►■'it wood and Tree Hauling in various coun- ties —Jennings. LIlt IOolltrdled Establish mem) Woodworkers Pennyweh road BriE. toi. OT<' I te). FOR SALE. 0'1" I DOG Kennel, 4ft. 6in. x 3ft. 6in x 3ft. 6in.: detachable roof; goott condition: jt:2 Also Quantity New Boards, 6ft. x 1ft.; cheap.-Chas. Taylor. West Cross. 150A1-29 R SALE, 44 Pitchvine Seats, 16ft. 3in. to JL 17ft. 3in x liin. thick x 10in, wide: 44 j Pitcbpine Seat Backs 16ft. 3in to 17ft 3in. i by Hin. thick x 44in. wide 176 Cast-iron Seat Standards: all in fine condition: to suit lialls or Theatres: 1 Second-hand Acetylene Generator and Fittings (by Owene); 1 1916 Model Ford Van. as good as new; 1 one-horse four-wheel Wagon, ;n very good condition built, bv Bond Bros.-Apply Box H 1,3," Leader Office. 144AI-31 T^IREWOOD.—500 Tons fo" Sale. chiefly X soft wood broken boxes for chopping; 45. ton on J'ail near Swansea or Reading. Also prices for Hard Wood Chumps on ap- plication —Jenninss Ltd.. Penny well-road. Bristol. C2-1 £ ADOPTION. ANTED, Someone to Adopt Healthy V V. Baby Boy.—Apply Nurse Lewis. Infant Welfare. Llaneily. Cl-30 EDUCATIONAL. Workers of good education (dis- t V charged) prepare yomeelves for earning a remunerative salary by taking a course cf Commercial Training at the Bar- Lock College. Special fees arranged, indi- vidual tuition. Ripid r)rogress.-The Bar- Lock Business College. 5 College-street, Swansea. 147A1-29 SWANSEA Business College, Alexandra- 0 road. Departments: Preparatory, Busi- ness Training Ch;1 Service, Professional Examination*. Languages Mathematics. and Machine Drawing. Day and Evening "Tuition. -■ 0:.2.1 "JOICE Production and Singing.—Mr John » Walters, Baritone, Gold Medallist, RA.M.. Address: 18 Cradock-street Swan- sea, and Woodlands." Gowerton. I41A2-13 BUSINESSES FOR SALE. I?OR Disposal. Drapery and OutfttiTl FBiz.iinem in Swansea District; excoUfnt Prosi)ectif.-At)pl-v Box H lè." Leader Oifice. 3d* A 1.97 HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. LANGLAND —To Let. a Furnishea HooMCt JLJ 8 rc>oms.-Amlv House/* Leader Office. WAi-2,7 1?OR SAIÆ ew broomed House w)tb FSho,? Le&. 2 years' une&pired lease. No 47 Monterey-street. Mansclton.—Apply Owner, 8. Brynethin-terraca Morriston 147AI-28 O/p Weekly wil) Purchase E350 House an* Jist riol. Write ban(liord." Leader. HOUSES WANTED. HOUSE Wanted. 7 or 8 rooms, in Swan- t < sea or West Cross.—Particulars and price to Manton Day. 64. Penylan-road. Car- d i ff. 149Ai-30 £-10 OFFERED for Tenancy of House at Neath from 25th March: rental :£'ZÐ to C35.-Apply Box" K 5," Leader Office. UNFURNISHED House Wanted: Mumbles or district; 10 to 12 t-oams.-Full par- ticulars to box H 17." Daily Leader. Swan. sea. 146A1-27 MUSICAL INSTRUMTNIS. RAMOPHONE or phonograph and good lot of Records Wanted.—Give particu- lars and price to H. Leader Office. 150A1-31- LADY wishes to Purchase a good-class JLj Baby Grand Piaao. or Player-Piano:, will pay good vrice.-Write Piano," Daily fjeader. Swansoa. 143A1-.27 IF you are out for the best value lhkt JL money can buy in Stringed Instrue- n-ents. we can supply .vou. Experttatten- tion and advics- can be had when pnrcnas- ing Violine. Violinc-ellos, etc We have a very fine stock of these instruinentr. aud Bows both old and new by the leading makers. A guarantee of authenticity can always be obtained.—Wooding. Gower-st. Swansea. 148A1-29 PIANO Wanted for Coffee Tavern: old one JL would suit; pay good price.—Reply at once to "Tavern," Leader Office. 148A1-29 SECOND-HAND Pianos, Gramophones, and Records from 19 guineas, 3 guineas and 9d. respectively. Records Exchanged 2d. each.—19. Park-street. Swansea. 146Al-27 TX HOMPSON and Shackell Ltd. 39 Castle. street t;wansea,-Bla,ck Ccllard Piano- £ 78; Walnut Collard Piano. £ 70: Walnut Chailen Piano. £ 95: Walnut Kirkman Piano £ 70: Walnut Normelle Piano £ 66; Walnut tirinsmead Piano. £ 105: Walnut Squire Piano. £ 8J; Walnut Hawkins Piaito, L66 IDs.; Walnut Thompson and Sbackell» Ltd.. Piano £ 70; Imperial Organ. £26 5e.; Jones Org-an £.1 Estey Organ is5. J APARTMENTS & LODGINGS TO UJRF AND WANTED. .u: WfANTED. by WcrHinK Foreman, Com- l' fortable Lodge, with Board. Will Day well for Quiet home.—" K I." Leader Office. 146A1-27 HOW about those Rooms to Let! Send JLl us particulars and Is 6d. We will Advertise them three times.-Small Advt. Dept.. Cambria Daily Leader. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, on Tuesday, between Walter-road Land Uahert-tcrrace Lady's Gold WriEL Watch on leather strap.—Anyone returning same to Miss Muliins, Headmistress of High School. Walter-road will be rewarded. 150A1-28 L OST, between East Dock Station and Sketty on January 23rd. Motor L'amp Well.—Reward on returning to Jones, Clarke and Co., Fisher-street. Swansea, 1 149A3-23 WILL the Pereon who took a Riaek Ooa:. T w. in mistake, from 5.30 p m. train Ystalyfera to Swansea. 23rd inst. please re- turn to Ben Evans and Co. Swansea? 149A1-28 LOST, between Carlton Restaurant and -LJ Hafod, Black Fox Muff: may have been left in tramcar.—Reward given on return to McGivan. 73, Hafod-tcrrace. Swansea. 149A1-29 TREVOR Jones, 61. Crythan-road. Melin- crythan Neath. Lo6t. from above ad- dress Fawn Whippet Bitch Puppy. 147A1-23 LOST. Sealyham Terrier; brindle patch on I bod i, and head —Apply Royal Oak Rhydyfro, Pontardawe or nearest Police I Station. 147A1-28 MONEY. FOR a Private Loan, apply to Albert E. ± Gash, 6, U plands-crescent, Swansea. who trades under his own name. and civeti all persona; attention. fTl -29 MONEY to Lend to Respectable Hon,,? .r holders: Private and ConBdentia) — Ivor D. Thomas. 5 Waterlo^street. Swansea 02-4 IF You Require a Loan. apply to George -L Thomas Manaeer St. Mary's Chamber- Swansea. ("TO ELAVV, 12, London-road Neath Makes E. Cash Advances from L5 and Up- wards. Strictly privatte. Established 1876 C4-7 TV/TONE! Money, Money—Do you want UX Money? If so we have Money to Lend. £ 10 to £10.000 advanced to all classes on day of application, without any fuss bother, or loan office routine. .£10 Loan 10s. monthly. Z50 Loan X2 monthly. £100 Loan £4 monthly. £ 200 Loan S,7 10s. monthly. £ 500 Loan .£17 10s. monthly. LI,000 Loan £ 35 monthly. No Bills of Sale sureties, or dataagin* In- quiries. Bank Notes sent by post. Write. 'phone, or call for Prospectus and "Press Opinions, free.—The British Finance Co.. 20 Bridge-street. Bristol. Tel. 1675. F RAOfc AN N OU N LFCM EN TS. A-SMALL Quantity of nioely Enamelled Regimental Brooches to Clear at le. 3d. each.—Bullock Bros.. Portland-street. and 10, Dunne. Mumbles. i 149A1-30 UNCLE BERT." The Wholesale Confec- U tioner. is back from the War. and after nearly four years' Foreign Service win be glad to see Old Friends and New at bis Oxford-street Shop. 147 A 1-29 BARGAINS! BARGAINS! 4ARGAINS.1- U Great Reductions in all kinds of Household Furniturg etc., at Hills Grear, Annual Stocktaking Sale. 23 and 24 Gower- street. Great Variety of Bedroom Suites, Bedsteads. and Bedding, Sideboards, Cabinets, and Parlour Suites. Kitchen Fire- irons. Bookcases. Carpets Rugs, etc etc in endless variety. All Reduced. Please Call and Inspect before too late. Any Goods Stored Free of Charge for a limited "tmte.- Note the Address: Hill's. Central Building- Power-street, Swansea. 147AI-24 ALL Kinds of Furniture Bought;^ best price given. -8end postcard to Wilks, 64 Oxfosd-ctreet, Swansea. l/CliN ITUbth.-Bent PrtCM given bv mu 1 for Second hand Furniture and Antique furniture of any defcnptton Drop me t postcard, or James 8 Pabian- street O-t. ThomiL aru J. Pugh Williams' Announcements. /ANxED, for Responsible Tenant. Fur- t nished or Uniurnished Rooms, in good locality; 5 Bedrooms anu Sitting-room. —J. Pugh Williams Estate Agent. 12. Col- lege-street, Swansea. | AM.-Y.ANFORD. To Let. Commodious A House; centrally situated; suitable to" I a Dentist. etc.—J. Pugh Williams House and Estate Agent. 12. College-street. Swansea. HOUSES for Sale in various parts of Swansea and Suburbs. Mortgages arranged.—J. Pugh Williams, Auctioneer and Valuer, 12, College-street. Swansea, ,C1..30 J V'~ UM. TVOR L. ROBERTS' 223. Oxford-street,- An- 1 nouncements TRAKElt 3-tonner. W.D. Body"* price D about £ 475. STRAKER, 3-tonner, Open-aided, Body k.? price about t485. (^LYDiiiSUALE, 4i tonner Open-sided Body > price abouit £ 550. Daimler. 3-tonner; Open-sidea, • 'Price about £ 265 (CLIMAX Van. 1 ton, 6' cylinder; price about £120.. DENNIS. 2b tonner. 35 h.p. Lorry; price about A RIEL. 20 cwt., 30 hv.'Lorr?' pric??boJt A El25. ■ A-ÜJ the above Commercial Ca.rB&uara J.jL teed in wording order. 1916 15-20 II.P. Studebaker. self-starter; ±t7lU dynamo lighting. detachable rims: excellent condition: E385. ?Q-«? 15-18 H.P. Bedford. 2-3 seater. with Dickey seat. ?ecdometer. Lamps, etc; a very useful commercial man's car: 185. 1914 FORD Landaulette. Stepney, Speed- XoXi: ometer. Lamps, Bosch Magneto: English Body; Bedford Cord: a bargain* £ 165, 16/24. H.P. Fiat. 3 4 Landaulette; Steu- -LU/ ney Wheel: Bodeb,mapteto; gate change; live axle: £185.. C1.-30, The arrangements for the visit of an ex- German submarine to the North Dock, Llanelly, to-morrow (Tuesday), have beeu cancelled. Possibly a visit will be made. at a later date. Printed and Pnhlished, h, the owin-ee Prow r,tA ot I#«dfr Rullrfj.r)M. Rnnnncfl