The Cambria Daily Leader

GOWERTOX MUSICAL SUCCESS. The undermentioned students were highly successful in the pianoforte playing el- iminations held on the 3th inet. at the uianelly Centre of the London College (1 Music: Doris Williams, Tal-bot-street (senior honours. Mary G. Lloyd. Couticil"lgcliocl,-7 (intermediate, 1st OIam pass): Willie Hill King-abridge (junior, orgran, lrt Clae pass; • bud Williams. Garden Vitiate fiunior or;ran. honours). All the above were pre- i>a red by lr. D. Hopkins, pianoforte teacher, (}()werton. lr-. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA- TION. GLYNBEUDY FARM. BRYNAMMAX (Close to Brynamman Railway Station). Important Clear-Out Sale of Dairy Cattle, 2, Capital Working Horses, Ha" y, Corn, Implements ,and Part of the House- hold Furnititro. Mr. Thomas Jenkins (formerly Messrs. Daniel Jenkins & Sons) has been favoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the ahoye place, on THURSDAY, DECEM- BER 18th, 1919, the whole of the Valuable Stock, Hay, Corn, IMPLEMENTS, etc., consisting of: CATTLE.—4 Excellent Young Milch Cows in full profit (deep Milkers and in good condition). HORSES.—1 Five-Year-Old Weighty Colliery Horse, about 11.3 h.h. (war- ranted), and 1 Seven-i ear-Old ditto (Roadster), about 16 h.h. (warranted and sound). HAY and OATS.-Alwut 10 Tons of Horse Hay in-Barn and on Loft (in the best of condition), and a Quantity of Oats in Shed. IMPLEMENTS.—2 Horse Mowing Machine (Albion), nearly new; Taunton Haymaker, Blackston liay Rake, Cast- Iron Roller, Chaffcutter, 1ip Cart, Tootb Harrow, Chain ditto, Grindstone, Cart Jack, Scythe and Handles, Forks, Rakes, i Suovels, Tiers, Ladders, Wheelbarrow, Casks, 2 Sets of Shaft Harness. Leading Chains, Mowing ditto. Neck Straps, and many other useful Articles too numerous to detail, together with Part of the FURNITURE. Sale to commence at 1.30 sharp. Credit on Conditions. The Shop, G.C.G.. Dec. 4th, 1^13. GOWfcK AUCTION MART. Reynoldston. TUESDAY NEXT DEC. 16th, 1919. FAT CATTLE and SHEEP will be Sold arnd Allocated in accordance with the Li\-e Stock Regulations. Store Stock "y Auction as usual. 20 COWS and CALVES. 150 PIGS. There will also be included about 30 GEESE and a number of DUCKS and FOWLS. All Fat Stock to be &t the Mart by 10 a.m. Sale to commence promptly at 11 8.111. Messrs. JAMES & 'AMES, F.A.I., Auctioneers. 7, Goat-street, Swansea. Auctioneers. Telephone: 172 Docks. Siloam Chapel, Pentre Estyll, Swansea. FIFTH ANNUAL EISTEDDFOD Easter Monday, April 5th, 1920. Male Voice Competition, Crossing the Plain," c-20 and Silver Cup. Children's. Choir, "Sleep Gentle Lady," 15 and Silver Vases. Champion Solo, £3 3s. and Gold Medal. Chief Solos and Recitations, 1:1 Is. Children's Solos and Recitations. Drawing and Fancy Work. Ambulance Competition (Individual, Open), Silver Cup; 2nd Frize, ti Is. Marwnad, t5 5s. Official Programme now ready (2d. i each; by post 2|d.), can be had from Mr. Joseph Davies, 27, Hohert-street, Mansel- ton, Swansea, and Mr. Ben Lyden, 29,1 Robert-street, Manselton, Swansea. W A iNf ED, OXY ACETYLENE WELDING, BRAZING, etc. Speci- aIists in ALL ':METALS.-ROTliLA!I ACETYLENE WELDING COMPANY, GIANT'S CRAVE. RRITOXK!: Ui! Y COUNTY SCHOL, GOWERTON. L A RE-UNION of OLD STUDENTS will be held on DECEMBER 31st (New Year's Eve), at 5 p.m. Fuller particulars and Tickets from t ]it, IV the Hon. Secretary, W. T. Morgan, Glas- frY-D, Gowerton. (p.p.) SAILINGS. WHITE STAR LINE. ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. Paseenper and Freight 8a.ilings- SOUTHAMPTON AND CHERBOURG TO NEW YORK ADRIATIC Fri. Dec. 19 LAPLAND .SlIn. Jan. <1 ADRIATIC .Wed..JAn.2] ADRIATIC .Wed. Feb. 25 LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK, BELGIO (Via Havre and Halifax) Wed Dec. 17 CELTIC Tiieo. Dec. 23 CEDRIC Wed. Jan. 7 BALTIC .W43(i, Jan. 34 LIVERPOOL TO BOSTON. OAKLAND (Cargo only).Sat. Dec. 30 GENOA AND NAPLES TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK (Via Gibraltar). WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE. TO CANADA. LIVEEPOOL TO HA Ll FAX AND PORT. I LAND. Me C A. A 1) ALAND. ",V, e, .Farly Jan. Ll\\Ii'P}5l;t ;i:o'PÖÏ{TL::Ï5:aKl fD¡;'ct).1 DOMINION (Cargo on!?? Sat. Dec. 20 BRISTOL TO PORTLAND Me. (Direct). CORNISHMAN (Cargo only) Sat. Dec. 20 TURCOMAN (Carsjo only) Sat. Jan. 10 For further p?rticulare apD!y to White Star Line. Liverpool. ??outhampton. Bristol: Lcndon: 1, Oockspur-street, S.W. 1. and 38 Leadenhall-atrcAt. MM 1.

I LLANDOVERY. 1. I -1110 amount realised OIl Triursdhy trom 1 the sa-Ie cf work and ba-zaar jn aid of the Lla.nfair Church 'Restoration Fund totalled between ?4CO and ?500, whi&h was consider- ably in Mce?s of the amonnt anticipated. ITho sale was continued on Fridar.

I HENDY. 1 The Rev. Edwin Wa-tkms. Loughor, de- livered his popular lecture on Habit," to a. large audience at Caifaria Chapel. Oiheit3 taking part in the meeting were the Rev. R. W. Da-vies (chairman) Messrs. M. Baett. D Elsworth, and W. Richards. Further lectures oi" a similar nature are to be given during the winter b--izori.

I FFORESTFACH. Call at Mr. W. J. Davicp Chemist, Fforest- fach. and see hia assortment of Christmas Presents, suitable for all agøs. viz.; Paints. Painrins, Picture, and Gift Cards. Wallets. Purses (biff etock). Fountain Pens SIfet3 Razors. Games, Diaries. Perfumes, Hair Brushes, 21cecviiog ;bicr stock); also Xmas Cards. Oive order at once.' so that goods may be reserved.

PONT ARDULAIS. <]i t.ne occasion (Jf the family leaving the district, Mj6j6 Getta Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Pencefn- arda. Ponyrheol, but now of Yriys Farm, Pentrobaoh, Pori'tar^luiais, has been presented by Tabor C.M. Church. Grovesend, with a becutiful gold watch in apprecia- tion of faithful ?.nd c&<']cn.t Efrvice as church ors?aist for many y??ars,

I I RESOLVEN.. At Noath oil Friday, Wiiiiatn John Tre- gonitis, a B-eeolven collier, w,as fined XS for stealing timber, yalued at L-5. from tTie Ynisarwed Colliery Company, ,I,imiteil, and David R-eod. and Thomas Thomas, two colliers, were each fined £ 2 for aiding and abetting in the offence. Tregonning was also fined E2 for stealing two sheets of iron from the same company.

NEATH.- liie Key. (.jeotgtt McLuckio, B.A., Swan- sea, delighted his audience at Gnoll-road with his lecture on £ Charles Dickens." H]S readings were touching and dramatic, j The chair was occupied by -?%TT'. Arnold, and votes of thanks were moved by the T?cv. Mardv HCBS" seconded by Mr. Clark Jackson, and supported by Messrs. W. Bowen Davies. Arthur Evans, and others. F, N. Chsppell, Swansea, has 1.000 OYer- Coats read" to wear in stock Ten v er cent • ii^couno a!!or e.l to TMecharsed Soldiers "tnli Sailors. See Windows.

I" GORSEINON. ine huiniay School teechern of St. Catherine's Church held a social jn the Mission Room. Oorseinon. About 40 met to- gether to give a. hea.rty welcome to their new Vicar and hi* wife. the E-ev. and Mrs. W. J. Thomas. During the course of the evening Mr. Griff Willis spoke on behaif of t.he teachers, to which the Vicar responded. The Vicar of St. Judo's. Swansea, was aleo present. After an excellent repast games and music were indulged in. and a mQst enjoyable evening «pcri* K S. Chappell, Swansea bn. 1,000 Over- Icats read- to wear in stock Ten per cetil f!i»coun4 nllcwe.l to Discharged Soldiers and Raiiore. Sea Windows.

BRSTONFERRY. At tne l'ubuc JJall, Hritonferry. Air James Thomas, chairman of the 'Ferry Boys at the Front Committee, on behalf of the tow II presented inscribed gold wakhes to Henrt. Richard John, of 14 Rrynhyfi-yd-road, late of the 4th Battalion, Sou Mi Waleo Borderers, end to Fergeant Garret Barry, of 32, Shelouc- terrace, a.nd late of the 18th Welsh Regi- ment. in recognition of their having been awarded the M.S.M. for bravery in the,field. A gold medal w- al-o presented to Sergeant William Anthony, of 16, Regent- street East, late of the 13th Royal Welóh Fusilicre, in recognition of his having won the D.C.M. Sergeant Anthony had previously been presented a gold watch when he won the Military Medal. Mr. II. A. Clarke read out the deeds of the recipients which won them the honours, and they were received with loud cheering. Speeches were aleo made by the Rev. Henry and the Rev. T. Gwyn Thomas, and Sergeant John replied. Altogether Britonferry lads have won two M.C.'s, six D.O.M.'s, twelve M,! '6, a.nd threft M.S.il.'s. K S. Chappell, Swansea ba,3 1,009 Over. Coats ready to wear in etock Ten per cent. discount allowed to Discharged Soldiers and Sai'.o-a. See Windows

DR. "TEDDY" IN FORM. Brilliant play was seen at Brecon in the annual Kugby match played between Mr. W. M. Llewellyn's team and Christ CoHege Three famous old Welsh inter- nationals appeared in the visiting side, viz., W. M. Llewellyn, Dr. E. Morgan, and W. L. Morgan, all ex-students at the col- lege Playing at centre, Dr. E. Morgan showed wonderful form, and he scored three really brilliant tries in all his old dazzling style. Mr. Llewellyn's team won by one goal and five tries to two glaals and one try.

I PEMBROKESHIRE WILLS. Mr. Stephen "Richard1-, of Hapguard Hall..Pembroke, fanner, who died on November 2nd, 1917, left estate of the gross value of C9,058, with net personalty £2,012. The testator left S200 to his daughter, Alice -Line Roberts, all free- holds in ;<> <>t' to his son, Sv-jilif-i; Thomas iiicharde, subject to an-, ■■ncumbranee and to the payment to :.dnk of ■ >;>city he left to his five children. Win. .'uineis Richard?. James Arthur Richards. | Richards, and Alice Jane Roberts, in equal shares, except that the share of his son Stephen is to be less than the share of each of his other children hy ,£100. COLONEL CAREY, TENBY. Colonel John ITerhert Carteret Carey (late hOt h Hitlc>s), of The Eptan:Hle: Tenby, and Castle Carey, Guernsey, who died on December 25th last, intestate and a widower, left estate of the gross va lue of £ 4,752. with net personalty daughters and only next-of- kin. the Mcsdames Eleanor Katherine Matilda Clark and Marguerite Blanche Isabel G his son, have both since died with- out taking upon themselves administra- tion of the property, and letters of administration thereof have accordingly been granted to his son-in-law, Mr. John Wharton Glasson, Indian Civil Servant, of the United Universities Club, London. as administrator of the estate of his daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Blanche Isabel Glasson.

I ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL BILL. On the second reading of -tho Anglo- Persian Oil- Company (Acquisition of Capital) Bill, Mr. S. Baldwin (Financial Secretary to the Treasury) explained that it provided for the issue of zC2,050,000 from the Consolidated Fund on behalf of that industry. He estimated that if there was no fall- ing off in the dividends paid hy the company, the full amount would be re- paid in that time. The Bill w-as rj&d a second tirae*

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, Ari-B DEATHS. BIRTHS. LIiOYD.—To Mr. and Mrs R. W. Lloyd. Devonia," Vardre-roau. Clydach. a son. 181A12-15 MARRIAGES. HAY—CARTER — At Fylinerflale Parish Church. Room Hood's Bay. ioikshiro on the 11th inet. Capt. Percy Haj, Ai.C.. son of Mr -and Mrs. George Hay, 24, Ayles- bury-road Swansea to Elsie (iladys. elder daughter of the late Capt. George Carter and ilra. Carter, of Brook Souse, Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire. 181A12-12 THOMAS—CtUNNlNG.—At St. ITelen's-road Contrree-ational Church Swansea, Decem- ber 11th. 1919 by the Rev. T. Sinclair Evans, VallK't llowell Clifford Thoma. only son of Mrs. Prudence Thomas, Swan- sea. and oline Beatrice eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. G Gunning, of 18 St. UeorKe's-terraee, Swansea. 181A12^3 JOXES—GILBERT.—At Kbenezer Welsh C ongrreirational Church, on Thursday. 11th init. by tlii3 Rev. Wni. Jtnie6, (il- bert Henry, only eon of Mr. and Mrs. Daiuel Jonei, of 24 fli-.v nymor-crescent, to Betsi younger daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Llewelyn Gilbert, of Llystyn. JSevern. Pcm. 181Ai £ -13 DEATHS. LOOSEMOEE.—On the 11th irist.. at 87. Manor-road, Manselton, Biodwen. louitn I' daucriiter of Mr. and Mrs. Eii Looseinore, agqd 19 years. Funeral Tuesday, leaving tue house at 2..b for Cwmgeily Cemetery. Gen,.iein,en only. 182A-12-13 DOVERfU.iE—Mrs. Elizabeth Dovc-rtdge. of 6. Staclvx'ool-road Bristol, on Friday. De- • cemlKT 12th. at the residence of her sis- ter la. Cradock-street. Swansea, after a short illness. Funeral on Tuesday next. Strictly private. Friends kindly accept this (the only) intimation. 181A12-15 JONES.—On December 11th. at the resid- ence of hk daughter. [ros. Powlesland 10. Picton-place, Jacob Henry Jones, ship- wriffht, late of 8. Short-etreet: age 73 Funeral Monday, 2.30. for Danygraicr Deeply regretted by all his sons and daughters. A.Z., DENNIS.—At 4. Queen's-row. Kilvey, on De- cember tUh, 1919 Jan-o relict of William Dennis. Deeply regretted 181A12-15 I THANKS FOR SYMPATHY. JENKINS.—Mrs. J. Jenkins and Family, El-wood," Hafod, desire to thank their numerous frieiuls for kllld oxyrtssions of sympathy, and Moral tributes sent in their wad bereavement. 183A12-16 THOMAS.—Mrs. E. Thomas and Family. 177. Foxhole-road St. Thomas, wish to thank all friends for their kind sympathy and for the beautiful flora', tributes received during their recent oad bereavement. lSlAl -15 HARDING —Mr. W. Hardinir. grocer. I<an- dore. desires to express hi8 thanks to nu- merous friends and relatives for their kind expressions of fympathy and beauti- ful floral tributes in his vecent sad be- reavement. 181A12-15 LONG.—Mr Long. 63. Norfolk-street thanks all friends for eympathv and tributes in his loss of his dear wife, Lucy Ann, on December 2nd, who wa", buried at Sketty Cemetery on the 5th December. 175A12-13 IN MEMORIAM. CARR,—In loving memory of my dear hus- band. Herbert Can- who died December 13th 1918. on returninc home after terv- imr 12 months in France for his country. Lived only 11 tJay. uncon.^ious. Ever re- membered by hi- sorrowing wife and chil- dren. Late of Ystradiry iilaifl. .6 we think of yon, dt'ar husband. Our hearts are "ore with pain; This vcflc would be a heaven Could lN, hear your voice again. Friords may think that we forget you When at, times they see u* smile; > Whe't Kj.l'rttt!e know the so"row But they lgtle know the sorrow VVliich that smile hides- all the whit. 183AI2-13 PASS-MORE.—In loving memory of Lance. Corporal William John Pa-ssmore, London Regiment, dearly beloved grandson of Mr. and Mr ^i.-smore. of 4, Margaret- terrace. St. liiomas. who died on active service in France, asred 25. Buried in Mcndringham British Cemetery. Decem- ber jt,tJ1. 1917, SadW miss»ed. May his reward be as great as his sa-crifice. 182A12-16

T\Tt\ rREATHS. BOUQUETS. Etc.. bv KIT- W L?YS the fn rloral Desitrn. Oxf(>rd-st. Swansea After 7 p.m Tel 38] Ce?itral. Alexander .JOnNSTO wreaths BOUQCKTS. in the butewt London Btylc, 227. (Ixford-gtreet. Tel 667 Oeniral. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA- TION. TT!ANTED, your help for the Widows' and orpnaiib'. iiund. Every eshnliug helps. Send your donation to llr. David Roberts J.P.. 61. Wind-street, Swanoea.. LADi Clerk; good writer quick, reliablo and experienced; one able to do type- writing and siiorthaud preferred. To com- mence iu January.—Full particulars, in- c1Hdit' wanes required age, and copies of references, to Wholesale Merchallt," Daily Leader.1? ANTED, your help for th) Widows' V. and Orphans' Fund. Every ehillins l:elp«.- Send your donation to Mr. David Roberta J.P.. 61. Wind-street, Swansea, I SStSTANT Reouire;l for Wholesale V Warehouse; must be auick. reliable. and capaole of superintending: stock; one with ironmongers. Grocers', or similar ex- perience preferred. To' commence January. Full particulars, including wagea required", age and copies oÎ references, to W]iole- tale Nltreliatits" Daily Leader. 182A12-15 LOST Lí'mor and White Spaniel, answers 1-J to the name of "Rex;" had collar on when lost with address of owner. A reward will be uiven for his return O( information .tcadin to bis whereabouts —Kees T. Da\ ic?. ?j?by  ilouse. Loughor. C1H9 '4?A?TLDti)<ia.?'?5.000 f? the F?d. Jt'" yoÍ1 r help will brun? it ill. Send your donation to The Hon. Treasurer. Mr. David Hoberts. 61. Wind-Street Swansea. F Oft SATE, a heavy Horse and Cart.— J; ply Mr. David Davies, 69 Cwm I.-evei- road .1 ^a n dore (' 12-19 i:OIt'- SALE, a Sun Motor Cycle: 19: 9: twostroke, 2 £ 11.1), owner buyiiie a heavier one.—Write W.D.C. ,Lea,lei- Office- C12-16 w ANTE ) t le last £ 5.0(i0 for the Fund. I" your help will bring: it in. Send your doratioii to the Hon. Treasurer. Mr. Lavid Robert-, 61, Wind-street Swansea. LOST. Thursday Nisrht. a White and Black Brindle marked BIIIl Hitch: very fat. Finder rewarded. Return to Police Station or Steve Wooda Sketty. ij^OR SALE, two Dwelling-houses, 30 and 32. Whittinston-trcet Neath.—Particu- lars-. apply to Payne 42. Crythan-road, Ne:ith. i C12-19 HAVE yrii had a ticket for Uncle Bert's Prize Drawing? Hurry up and look at his window in Oxford-.treet to-day. j CIJ-16 NTEI). yoiii- ltell) fo I' the li'jdo-x,; ani Orphans' !ui:<l. Every shilling i helps. Send your'donation to Mr. David Roberts J.P., 61. Wind-street. Swansea. ? OOK! ljook Look! at Uncle Bert's Swc-t j .4 Shop in Oxford-street and see par- | ticulaiti of great Prize Drawin-z. C12-16 "IT^OULD you like to have a Bicvcle, or a Scooter, or a Tedcp- Bear? Then have a look at Uncle Bert's Sweet Shop ?p Ox- ford-street. C12-16 \,YrAN'1 ED the lasr £ 5.C00 for the Fiu .1. » It's your lieli) will bring it in. Send your donation to the Hon. Treasurer. Mr. David Robert*. 61, Wind-street Swansea. MORNING Girl. Day. or Geiieril wt,jit;,cl 1." at c)iiee.-Williaius. 5 Gwydr-teri ace. Uplands Swansea. 182A12-19 i ANTED the last £ 5.000 for the Fund. » It's your bell) Nvit] bring it in. Send your donation to the Hon Treasurer. Mr. David Roberts. 61. Wind-street Swansea. HEN nOUSE'?Ieaj?-to? in -tion:- 14 'rC ?H wire front; ?alvan?ed ton.—Write Box E 5 Daily Leader. Swansea. "84A12-13 "Y"\rANTED. your helt) for the Widows' V. aiil Orphans' Funrl. Every shilling helps. Send your donation to Mr. David Roberts JP.. 61. Wind-street, Swansea. Y\rAXTl^D, re8tahJe Housekeeper for young Farmer (-single I: full charge; able to milk; good home for trustworthy pcrM? over 30; state wages.-v.nte "Sam." I r??dcr Office 1&J.M2.16 B AGLAN, ]it-itoliferrv.-For Sale i),trt of Stye} ihven Farm.—Apply John M. Leeder and Son, 46 Waterloo-street, Swan- sea. C12-19 ??AXTED. your help for the Widows' and Orphans' Fund. Every shilling helps. S?nd your donation to Mr. David Roberta .J.P.. 61. Wind-street. Swansea. "WANTED Seoond-hand Tailor's Porta bio iFuel e,tate Drice.-I). A Mor- ri<> 3. Belmont-terrace. IJanelly. 182Al9-lu rnilE Drawing for John Jones Corpora- jL tion-road, Loughor. has beer. Post- poned until January 17th. See "Lender" of 241 h for numbers 181A2i-13 TTI^ANTED the last £ 5.009 for the Fund. » It's your help will bring it, in. Send your donation to the Hon. Treasurer. Mr. 1 eltp &L Wind-Street. TOO LATE FOR CLAS,31FI. CATION. WA-NTED, ycur help for the Widow? f and Orphans' Fund. Every ehillin helps. 4eild your donation to Mr. David Roberta J.P., 61. Wind-street, Swansea. B ACKYARD Poultry Keepe-N-othiii_- JD has been introduced which gives suck satisfactory results in egg production a8: I Ovum Thorley's Poultry ?picc Sold by K? II. Thompson and &on. Corn Merchants "Fa— bian-6treet. ?t. Thdmas. Swansea T?RPEKDABLE—thato what Ovum. T?or-' JL? ley's Poultry Spico is. Because by ft? i.so you can he sure of healthy oirds and a plentiful egg supply. Sold by W. fE. Har. rison. Corn Stores. 130 High-etreet. w ..LkN'rED the-last zFi,000 for the Fund" t Jt's your help will brfng it in, Sen<ij your donatio:! to the Hon. Treasurer. Mr. David Roberts-. 61. Wind-street Swansea. OALE. l(i h.p. Ga«. Saw Bench. TruclS* o Machinc and 4-ton. Steam Wagon for Hire or Sale. C12.J9 '?rOTOHrcrCLE. 2?. 2-stroke power tuut<? ?t- t complete with footboard: brand ]H' j for Sale: or vill buy complete Frame' for same.—\Y. ShepparJ. 6, Elkington-road. Burryport. IS?AIM?; '\?'AXTED. tcspf?tablo Erra.nd Bov?mm?. ? '? diately.—Apply William J. Goaklev 'lshmongcr and Poulteder. Oxford-sti?eet. Swansea. 182A:2-i I 11-^ at Mstropole Cloak Room. on .J TbtiiE4lay. Parcel containing Grey. ;11t:1er :hoe:Finder. communicating with I Box k o Leader Offico will be suitably re- warded. 134A if(:X-)DTNG. 22. Gower-stded, fo ra11 ? ?tnn?d In8trument@ and Erpprt Rt?. pairing, for Kind Instrument^ and their Repair. We specialise fti aU strimrs and the corrp.ct Aecessorie3 properly adiustcl to the exact requirements of your instru-: ment. There are no two instruments ex. actly alike, and it takes an expert to ad., just the fittings correctly. We are Experts lg4A!2-I9.j Mr. Astley Samuel's Announcements. VACANT MOUSES. -P1 ?f?n ?'?? P??haso a well-hnUt 1-'V'v; Freehold Residcnce w.th vacant possession. Situated in West Eniii- of Swansea. Close to cars. In first cl,, decorative condition.—Particulars from Astley Samuel, Auctioneer, Gower-etreet. Swansea. C12.1: TOHMOND-liOAD.—A well equipped rtvi- dence for Sale, with Va-catit Por^ session; Southern aspect; charming 2 Reception Rooms, 6 Bedrooms; Bathroom, etc.—Ast ley Samuel, Valuer and Estate Agent, Swansea. C12-19 SKETTY-ROAl).—A i,cll ar,aiigel R-esi. I- denoe for with Vacant Post-ession.. Long I/ease; low and order to view from Astley Samuel, Estate Agent and Surveyor. Swaiuea. IN V E STME N TS^ VALUABLE Block of Office Property situ- T ated close to the D(). k.Parti("u hlrl from Astley Samuel, Auctioneer, Swansea.. C12-19 -I '(\6 U I "vvi" Purcha!-? a well built 1?'a?- Re,-i(Itn" o in the. We^t }nli of Swansea. 2 Reception Rooms: 5 Bod- rooms; Bath-room.: Ki-, Astley Samuel, Auctioneer, Swansea. C12-9 GROCERY Business for Sale as a gninT concern; Corner Fi-eehold Premises splendid situation.—Astley .Samuel, Anc- tioneer. Swansea.. Ce,1!) IMPORTANT DECISION BY SWANSEA BUTCHERS. The SWANSEA BUTCHERS lifire decided NOT TO SELL FRESH PORK AFTEU THIS WEEK, owing to tha- Ministry of Food having increased the; wholesale price of pigs to the feedors,, while the retail price remains the SIlllLe. By charging a little extra to meet 1 this increased cost, the retailers aro' liable to heavy prosecut.on. AN APPEAL TO THE WOMEN OF SWANSEA. AN ORGANISED Demonstration of Women on MONDAY NEXT, December 15th, ? For the parpose of Protesting Against the Present Price of Milk. PROCESSION leaves ALEXANDRA RD. (Outsido Library), at 2.30 p.m. — Come and Strengthen Our Ranks CYMRODORION ABERTAWE. DARLITH Nos FAWRTH NESAF, RHAG. 13, am 7,303 YN YSGQLDY'R TRINITI. ar "WIL BRYAN," yan RICHARD HUGHES, Ysw., ABERTAWE. dwahodcliir Pawb yn Cyvnnes. PALACE THEATRE SERVICES SUNDAY NEXT, Dec. 14thl ADULTS ONLY, 8 p.m. CHILDREN, 2.45 p.m. I Chairman—H. L. MARSHALL, Esq. Well-Known Speakers. Soprano.Miss A. P. REES (Landurc). Tenor. Mr. T. J. GRIFFITHS. Accompanist.Mr. R. F. PARSONS. No Collection. Seats Freo. ilymn Sheets Provided. t Doors Open at 2.30' and 7.30 p.m., COME! BRIGHTON HALL, GORSEINON. Three Grand Performances of BLODWEN I (Dr. PARRY), on I Xmas Day, Boxing Day, and Saturday, (DECEMBER 25th. 20th, and 27th). B-v the 1 Gorseinon & District Choral" Society I Conductor: iNIr. F.T.S.Cl I Seats may be Booked at Mr. G. Thoinaag Printer, Gorseinon, or from Secretary, Mr. W. T. Parkyn, Brynteg, Gorseinoiu Reserved and Numbered, 5s. and 3s. 6d. RETURN LOAD WANTED I FOR C Ton Lorry, Birmingham of Stafford District, FOR I Wednesday ur Thursday Next; ——— COMMERCIAL CARRIER' ¡ CO., Ltd., Swansea. Certral, 776. y Tslecrawss; Garag«, §wjaase^.

Y" ? SUNDAY SERVICES. Preachers in Swansea To-morrow. BAPTIST. |Pfount Calvary, Hansel ton.—Preacher at ft ,ill a.m. and 6.30 p.m.: Rev. L. T. Harry (Pastor).—Men's Bible Class 2.45, conducted by the Pastor. All Men Cordially invited. ount Pleasant Chaptl, Swanom-11 a.m. 1 and 6-30 p.m. Preacher: ReT. H. C. Mander (Pastor). -A berdy berth i St. Branch Gospel Miaeion 8eniee at p II Pantygwydr Church.—11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. C. P. Thomas, of Maesteg (late Chaplain to H.M. Forces, Prance). ft. Helen's Church, Spring Torraft.- 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. Melville Evans (Paetor). School at 2.45. JKount Zion Church.—Preachers: 11 a.m., Rev. Mr. Green; 6.30 p.m.. Rev. Mr. Thomas. Sunday School at 2.45. Oketty Church, Caruglag-road.Il a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. Ivor R. James (Pastor). Sunday School at 2.45. ftitbornacle Chapel.Il a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Hev. R. J. Willoughby. 2.45, Sunday School and Bible ClaMea. .'Jflsmorial Church, Walter-road.—11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rer. F. 1 C. White, B. D. Sunday School at J.45. I CONGREGATIONAL. "anselton English Church, ManMltoa- road.—Morning at 11, Evening at 6.30. Preacher: Rev. John Adams (Pa-stor). Sunday School and Bible Claaaes 2.80. Carmarthen Road Church.—11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. J. Phillips (Pastor). Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. ISt. Helen's Road Church.—11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher, Hev. Thos. Sinclair Erana (Pastor). x CALVINISTIC METHODIST. Alexandra-road Chapel.-ll a.m. and 6.80 p.m. Preacher: Rev. J. H. Owen (Pa,stor). Sunday School at 2.15 p.m. iArgylt Chapef.-Services at 11 and 6.30. I Preacher: Rev. W. Mend us (Car- diff) PRIMITIVE METHODIST. Primitive Methodist Church, Pell-atreet- Morning at 11: Mr. D. J. Rosser; Evening at 6.30; Rev. J. Ninnis. PRESBYTERIAN. St. Andrew's Church, St. Helen&-road.- 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. U. Greeiishields, M.A., B.D. (Paator). THE FORWARD MOVEMENT. Central Hall, Orchard-street.—11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. Jas. Evans, C.F. (Swansea). School at 2.45. UNITED METHODIST. Oxford Street Church.-11, Rer. John Xinnis; 6.30, Rev, R. W. Green; 2.45, Sunday School and Men's Bible C,t,ss. WELSH CALVINISTIC METHODIST. f,, Trinity M.C., Heol y Pare.—Pregethir gan y Parch. G. H. Havard, M.A., y B.D. (Abercarn), am 11 a 6.30. WELSH BAPTISTS. Capel Seion, Treforis.—Pregethwr Parch. J T. J. Hughes (Gweinidog) am llog a G. Ysgol am 2.—Nos Lun am 6, Cynhelir Cwrdd Sefydlu y Parch. T. J. Hughes. Cadeirydd y Parch. E. Edmunds (Abertawe). Capel Gomer.—11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. R. S. Rogers, B.A. (Paator). Sunday School at 2.45. Bethesda, AI)crtawe.-Oerlfaon 11 6.39, Pregethvr: Parch. D. Price (Gwein- 1 idog). Yasol Sul 2.30. WELSH CONGREGATIONAL. Ebenczer.—Uedfaon am 11 a 6.30. Pra- geHiir gan v Parch. James Dövies, I B.A. (Mynyddbach). Ysgol am 2.30. 1 P -Organ Recital am 8 gan Mrs. A. M. I James (Megan Glantawc). Capel Henrietta.—Oedfaon 11 a 6.30. Pro. gethwr: Parch. D. Eurof Walters, i M.A., B.D. (Gweinidog).—Ysgol ion yn y Capel a'r Upland*, 2.45. —Cymundeb. j Y Tabcrnacl, Treforis.—Am 11 & 8. Pregethwr: Parch. J. J. WilHama (Gweinidog). Yegolion am 2. Bethel, Sceti.—Yfory, am 10.30 a 6 o'r > gloch. Parch. J, T. Gregory (Gweini- r dog). Ysgol ion am 2.30. WESLEYAN. ""Wesley Chapel, Co liege-street. -Morn i nS at 11: Rev. W L. Chamings, B.Sc., *J D.D.; Evening at G.30: Rev. J. W. Bannewortli Brunswick Chapel.-N.forning at 11: Rev. J. W. Benneworth: Evening at 6.30: y Rev. W. L. Chamings. OTHER SERVICES. Albert Hall, Swansea. (D.V.) Services at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher: Air. Basil Snelling (Swansea). Gospel Hall, George Street.—(D.V.) a Goapel Meeting will be held at 6.39 p.m. All are Invited. BROTHERHOODS. Sketty United Brotherhood and Sister- hood (Onsectarian).—We*lev Chapel. 3 p.m. Speaker, Per. F., C. White, B.D. (Swansea). Subject: "The Essentials of Christiauih- Chair- man, Aid. T. James (Sketty). Soloist, Mr. Stanley Jenkins (Sketty). Or- ganist, Miss Mildred ldwatds. I A.R.C.M. A Ilp-irtv Welcome to All. 1' Pantygwydr (Unsectariun).—At 3 p.m. Brief, Bright, and Brotherly. Speaker Rev. C. P. Thomas (late Army Chap- lain), of Maesteg. Chairman, Mr. Harold Paffons (of Cardiff). Accom- panist, Mr. H. V. Thompson, assisted by Orchestra. All Men Heartily In- vited to this Special Meeting. Pell Street.—3 to (. Chairman, Mr. Bert Hodges. Speaker, Mr. Evan Jones j (Manselton). Soloist, Miss F. V. Tucker.

EBENEZER, Swansea. Sunday Evening Next, at 8.10. GRANp ORGAN RECITAL By Mrs. ARTHUR M. JAMES (" Megau Glautavre '"), assisted by Soprano Miss SARAH REES. Baritone Mr. TERRY WILLIAMS. And the EBENEZER CHOIR. Chaii-w.%n-G. P. COOK DAVIES, Esq. COLLECTION. ST. JOHN'S, HAFOD. 1.6 ff To-mcrrow (Sundey), Dec. 14th, 3 p.m., 1 OR GAN RECITAL by Mr. J. W. WATSON, A.R.C.O., ..Assisted by Messrs. Trevor Lewis (Vio- tMist), Geo. Parkes, and Bryn Francis (Vocalists). Collections for Central Fund. First Church ef Christ, Scientist Mirador Crescent, Swansea. Pablie Serricta are held Erery Saaday at 11.81 a.m. aad 6.30 p.m. Saaday 8chooT 3 p.m. r.ti"'l M?tia? f.y.r, 1hdn.lfla, atj   ) r SUNDAY SERVICES. MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. St.NICHOLAS CHURCH Gloucester Place. To-morrow (Sunday), December 14th, Morning at 11, Evening at 6.30. At the Evening Service, a SHORT MUSICAL RECITAL Will be given. Violin Soloist—Miss MONICA PAVIES (of Hove, Brighton). Soprano Soloist-Mrs. J. A. BISHOP. Preacher: Rev. J. A. BISHOP, R.N. COLLECTIONS FOR LIGHTING AND HEATING THE CHURCH. ALL SEAMEN WELCOME. UNITARIAN CHURCH, High Street. ———— i To-morrow (Sunday), December 14th, ) An INDUCTION SERVICE Will bo held in connection with the appointment of the Rev. Arthur Sydney Hum, M.A. (Oxon), D.Litt (Paris), As Minister of the above Church. Rev. J. Estlin Carpenter, M.A. D.D. (!at" Principal of Manchester College, Oxford, will officiate). Morning Subject: The Church of the Living God." Evening Subject: Coming to the Hour." A PUBLIC MEETING of WELCOME TO DR. HURN Will be held at the Church on MONDAY, DEC. 15th, at 7 p.m. Dr. CARPENTER will deliver an Address on The Outlook for Religion." You are Cordially Invited to Attend. BROTHERHOOD SWANSEA Y.M.C.A. (St. Helen's Road) To-morrow (Sunday), December 14th, 3 to 4 p.m., Speaker—Mr. DAVID EVANS. Subject: "Adam, where art thou?" Soloist—Mr. BRYN HOPKINS. Accompanist—Mr. Harold V. Williams. All Men Welcome. HOME CIRCLE In LLEWELYN HALL. At 8.1.p.m. Keynote by Rev. F. C. White, M.A., B.D. Musical Programme by Miss Mabel Bowen Everybody is Welcome. Walter Road Congregatioll::l Church. To-morrow (Sunday), December 14th, Preacher.—Morning at 11: Rev. YORWERTH DAVIES M.A., B.D., D.Litt. Evening at 6.30: Rev. GEO. McLUCKIE, B.A. Special Collections for Swansea Hospital. The Shaftesbury Cinema St Helen's Road. A Bright Gospel Service Will be held in the abovo Hall on SUNDAY EVENING. Doors Open at 7.30. Commence at 8. Speaker: Mr. WM. CHARLES ROGERS (Mumbles). All are Heartily Invited. No Collection. Whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely." St. Paul's Congregational Church, ST. HELEN'S ROAD. To-morrow (Sunday), December 14th, Preacher: Fiev. D. REES. Services at_ It a.m., 3 and 6.30 p.m. Visitors Welcomed. Libanus Congre. Church, I Morriston. I To-morrow (Sunday), December 14th, Evening at 6: SPECIAL SERMON FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. Preacher; Rev. W. DYFODWG DAVIES (Pastor). Subject: "THE EFFECT OF ONE LITTLE SIN." Soloist ?-The Well-known Boy Soloists, Master Donald Rosser (Llansamlet) and Master Dennis Rowlands (Pontardawe). Y.M.C.A., Swansea, St. Helen's Road. 16th December, 1919, at 8 p.m. DR. TUDOR JONES (Bristol University), Will Continue his SERIES of LECTURES 1 on MENTAL TRAINING." ADMISSION FREE. All Are luvited.

I CROSS HANDS. At We in on c liall on lnirrfituay evening. Mr. Dan Mathews's (PontariiulaieO Com- pany gave a performance of Ephraim Harris" in aid of the funds of the Athletic Club. Mr. D. Farr Davies, M.K., J.P., pre- sided over an excellent attendance.