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AMUSEMENTS. 6.30. TO-NIGHT. 8.30. 'Phona: Central 22. TOM CLARE, At the Piano. ELKINS, FAY AND ELKINS, American Entertainers. THE BENEDETTE BROS., The Popular Musical Clowns. MARK DENNISON, ¡ Comedian, in a Budget of New Ideas. MELVILLE EIRLEY, The Baritone, with a Voice of Two Octaves THE GRENNANS, Vocalists. HORACE JONES AND LADY, Comedy Duo. j £ l.YjSJl Um ? M  Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. The Charming Mae Marsh in THE BELOVED TRAITOR, an Emotional and Dramatic Tale of a Good Girl who Out- witted a Vampire. Eddie Polo in THE CIRCUS KING. Episode 12: A Strange Escape. Fox Sunshine Comedy. Topical Budget. And Usual Full Programme of Dramas, Comedies, etc., etc. ROYAL Theatre. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. A Gaumont Masterpiece, HER 0 N L Y 1 WAY, 6 Reels, featuring Norma Talmadfift Episode 10: Pathe's Great Serial— HANDS UP. A LITTLE BIT OF KINDLING, Five Reels, featuring Jacky Saunders. A TUGBOAT ROMEO, Two Reel Triangle Comedy. Gazette and, Pictorial New!.  <————————————— CASTLE ?? CINEMA. 2.30. TO-DAY. 10.30. THEINN OF THE BLUE MOON, 6-Reel Star Photoplay, featuring Doris Kenyon. .LAIS WHEN YOUNG, Ella Wheeler Wilcox Storr. Billy West in HIS "dARRi ED LIFE, Two Part Comedy. Mutt & Jeff Cartoon. Eddie Lyons Comedy Pathe Gazette & Weekly Pictorial. Full Orchestra Afternoon and Evening. CARLTON. 2.38. TO-DAY, 18.30. TREAT 'EM ROUGH, featuring Tom Mix, a Five Reel Western Drama. WHOSOEVER SHALL OFFEND, a Tale of Italy, adapted from the Novel by Kenelm F< ss. SLEUTHS, a Famous Lasky Two Reel Comedy, by the. Comedy Producers. PICTURE HOUSE 2.38. 7 O 0 A Y. 18.30. Swansea's Favourite, Douglas Fairbanks, in HE COMES UP SMILING. See him in one of the Funniest Pictures in which he has ever appeared. A Laugh from Start to Finish. THE EYES OF MYSTERY, a Five Act Metro Wonder Play, featuring Edith Story, supported by a strong cast. PADLOCKED BLUNDERER, a Scream from Start to Finish. PUBLIC NOTICES. Swansea Education Committee. ¡ HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. I Headmistress: Miss E. K. Mullins I' (Cantab.) to WANTED, a SENIOR HISTORY MISTRESS, to take up duties in January. Applicants must iiold a good Honours Degree or its equivalent. Salary £l;() per annum, rising by £10 annually to & maximum of £ 320. Previous experience in recognised Secondary Schools will be taken into con- sideration in fixing the commencing salary. Application Forms may be obtained from me on receipt of a stamped ad- tiiessed envelope. T. J. REES, Director of Education. Education Offices, Dvnevor-place, Swansea, 3rd Oct., 1919. Rural District of Pontardawe. PROFITEERING ACT, 1919. The Pontardawe Rural District Coun- cil have appointed a Local Committee under the above Act, to receive and in- vestigate complaints, and generally cairy out the provisions of the Act and iha Regulations thereunder. The Articles to which the Act at pre- sent applies are included in the List of Articles prescribed by the Board of Trade, namely h all Articles of W earin. Apparel, all Household Utensils and Requisites, all Articles for Mending and Knitting, all Articles of Furniture (ex- cept Antique Furniture), all Building Materials, and certain Articles of Food, the prices of which are not controlled by the Food Controller. A copy of the List may be seen at the Council Offices, Pont- ardawe, during office hours. Any person having a complaint against a seller of any Article in the said List, that the same was sold or attempted to be sold to him or her at a price which would yield, having regard to all the cir- cumstances of the case, an unreasonable profit, should make such complaint to ine the undersigned by delivering infor- mation in writing at my Office at the Council Offices, Pontardawe, WITHIN FOUR DAYS of the date of the sale or transaction. WYNDHAM LEWIS, Clerk of the Local Profiteering Committee. Council Offices, Pontardawe. 2nd October, 1919. Swansea Junior Liberal League. MOND BUILDINGS. I On TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 7th, at 8 o'clock (under the auspieea of the above Organisation), Mr. C. P. NORMAN (of the Reconstruction Society), will deliver an Address cn "THE INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK." Cbairman-Mr, G. Otiver Luff. A Hearty Invitation to All. A Vs U S Enll C- &I T S. GRAND Theatre SWANSEA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1919, Six Nights at 7.30. MR. OSWALD GRAY'S COMPANY in the GREAT PLAY dealing with the DOPE QUESTION. FOR ADULTS ONLY. Entitled— THE PLAYTHING OF AN HOUR This Play has been acclaimed by Press and Public as one that has a MISSION, I and contains nothing IN iV SLIGHTEST WAY OFFENSIVE to the most susceptible mind, and must be seen to be appreciated. NEXT WEEK— Messrs. Murray King & Charles Clsrk in THE YELLOW TICKET.  I Which have you got — Strong Nerves or Wrong Nerves? .When nerves "go wrong" it is simply because they are weakened by worry, over- work or illness. I Look at the above illustration and you will see what happens—just as I the microscope reveals it! Fig. A ) shows healtliy nerve fibres. Figs. B I dC'h h II and C show them 1 going wrong not absorbing sufficient nourishment to energise and repair themselves. Fig. D shows the same nerve fibres I b' H d" h d being "reconstructe d "rtrtngt hened and built up by the vitalising nutritive elements they derive from Sanatogen. That's how a course of Sanatogen I changes wrong nerves into strong I nerves and thereby imparts vigour II and health to the whole system. A natural process, you observe, without stimulation or re-action—and certain I and lasting in its ultimate result. I' Wouldn't you be the better for a good course of Sanatogen ? i Feed up your nerves on ^3^ TWE CStlUIHE FOOD-TONIC 3 y j I Begin that course to-day-witb a ) fixed determination to continue it fa. th- full y until every nerve-nbre in your body is tingling 'with health and vitality. j But be sure you get genuine Sanatogen j —from 2/3 to 10,9 per tin:—made solely by Genatosan, Limited (Makers of j Formamint, Genasprin, "etc.). Also ask your chemist for SANATOGEN CHOCOLATE —a delicious sweetmeat containing a good percentage of Sanatogen skilfully mixed with Pascall'spurechocolate. Not equivalent to Sanatogen, of course, but far more nourishing and invigoraÜng than ordinary chocolate (1/6 per packet). than ordin?r;' cboco iate (1/6 per packet ) m 'I< PUBLIC NOTICES. Glamorgan County Council. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. The Glamorgan County Council is desirous of CONTRACTING for the fol- lowing Works: 1. The Completion of the Supplemental Road and Bridge at Ystalyfera, and 2. The Widening of the Swansea and Loughor Main Itoad at Lower Loughor Contractors will be required to pay their workmen the recognised rate of wages and to observe the recognised hours of labour, and must produce evi- dence of being insured .gainst liability for accidents to workmen. Plans and Specification can be seen and copies of the Bills of Quantities obtained for Work No. 1 at the Police Station, Pontardawe; for Work No. 2 at the Police Station, Loughor; and for both jobs at this Hall on and after Monday, the 6th instant. I Sealed Tenders made out on the Bills of Quantities supplied are to be delivered at this Hall, together with tho names and addresses of two substantial sure- ties, or a satisfactory Guarantee Society in lieu thereof not later than Wednesday, I tho 15ch instant, marked outside "Tender for Supplemental Road and Bridge at Ystalyfera," or Tender for Road Wid- ening at Lower Loughor," as the case may be. The Council will not necessarily accept the lowest or anv Tender. W. E. R. ALLEN, I Deputy Clerk of the County Council. Glamorgan County Hall, Cardiff, 3rd October, 1919. The Sun Fuel Company, Limited. I TAKE NOTICE that a MEETING of I CREDITORS in the above matter will be held at the Registered Office of the Com- panv, No. 530, Salisbury House, London j Wall, in the City of Lpndon, on TUES- DAY, the 14th day of OCTOBER, 1919, at 11 o'clock forenoon. Dated this 2nd day of October, 1919. ¡ WALTER BRAMALL, Liquidator. Witness: J. S. Lovell, 5, Thavies Inn, London, E.C., Solicitor. BODIST-UCHAF. BETTWS, AMMAN- FORD. ALTERATION OF DATE OF SALE. I The above Sale, advertisod to take place on Tuesday, October 7th, will be held on THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9th. (Signed) THOMAS JENKINS, Auctioneer. Sun Rises 6.24, Sun Sets 5.43. Lighting-up Time, 6.13. High Water, 2.55 a.m., 3.19 p.m. King's Dock 33ft. lDin, a.m., 35ft. 6in. p-m- To-morrow, 3.50 a.m., 4.12 p.m.

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