The Aberdare Leader

.Aberdare Church Mission The Harvest Festival was held on Sunday last. At the Memorial Hall at 11 a.m. and Green Street Mission at 2.30 p.m. Mr W. H. Roberts, of Ponty- pool, preached practical sermons. A large congregation attended the Memorial Hall at 6 p m., when the missioner, Mr A. E. Klinpton, preached from Psalm ] c.x'v 10, taking for his subject Is there a God ? and proving by the vegetables and flowers the existence of a Creator. The anthem was F()()(I and Glad- ness" by Simper, which was nicely ren- dered by the choir. Mrs Rees taking the j solo. At the concluding service in Green | street at 7 30, Mr Kimpton again offici. ated.

ungnrrfflum tmm !■—«—m——ii IIIMM I. E. THOMAS, M.P.S., Chemist Opthalmic and Optician i Medical Hall, Abepaman, 1 Sight Solentifloally Tested. £ No Fee for Examination. Attendance daily. \mtmmKmnmKnmKmMmmman IIIIiinniiniIIIIIBIII" iiifiiiiiiiHiyi liimiiuiiiiiniiiniIIIHIIIIIBIIIIIIIHIIHIBIIII II «II LAMMMMMMRWRIMIFIUMIIU-R R ASK FOR A BOTTLE OF THURSTOH" THE Ideal Tasty Tonic Drink FOR II Summer & Winter. Black Lion Brewery, Aberdare. b. I T W. T7EVANS, -IV-, T. E Carmarthen Dairy, Aberdare, Has taken NEW & SPACIOUS PREMISES, viz., Corner of Seymour St. and Whitcombe St. and OPPOSITE MEMORIAL HALL, which is NOW OPEN. Guaranteed New Laid Eggs. Fresh Butter made on the premises. Raw and Clotted Cream. lea Parties, etc., supplied with njilk-any quantity. PURE NEW MILK, Deliveries twice daily. BRYNGOLWG HOUSE, ABERDARE. Sale of Antique Furniture and Household Effects. MR JOHN HOWELL, F.A.I. Has been instructed by the executors of the late Dr Davies, J.P., to Sell by Pubiic Auction, on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, Sept. 27, 28, & 29, 1910, and the Friday following, if necessary, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS comprising contents of Breakfast Room. Dining Room, Drawing 0 Room, Library, Kitchen, Scullery, Nur- series, Five Bedrooms, Stables, Coach- house, Harness Room, Cellerage, also a Large Quantity of Greenhouse Plants. Pots, &e. Sale to commence each day at 11 o'clock. Terms-Cash. Permission to inspect Goods on Monday j previous to Sale must be obtained from the Auctioneer, Auctioneer's Offices: Greenhill, Aber- aman. ORDER OF SALJS Tuesday Household Linen, Cutlery, Glass and China. Wednesday and Thursday—Household Furniture and Silver. Friday—Cellerage, Plants, Garden and Stable Requisites. J Dental Rooms. 39 Commercial Street ■ opposite Duffrvn Co-on. Stores), MOUNTAIN ASH. Manager Mr. L. E. WYLIE. Daily attendance 10 to 8. 1 Canon St. Aberdare (opposite General Pose Office). Dailv attendance 10 to 8. D. ERNEST WILLIAMS (late Shipway & Williams) will be pleased to receive a visit when you need inform- ation relating to ARTIFICIAL TEETH at the above-mentioned addresses. BranchesCwmaman, Mr Dennis, Hair dresser, 4 to 6 every Tuesday. Ynysybwl Mrs Evans, 15 Windsor place, 4 to 6 every Wednesday. Abercynon, Mrs .Jones, 18 Ynysmeurig road, 4 to 6 every Tuesday. j ABERDARE and ABERAMAN. Sale of Valuable Freehold and Lease- hold Properties. Mr J. H. James (of the Firm of Morgan and James) has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction at the BOOT HOTEL, ABERDARE, ON Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1910. At 7.30 p.m. (subject to the Common Form Conditions of Sale of the Mer- thyr Tydfil and Aberdare Incorpor- ated Law Society, and to such Special Conditions as shall be there and then read), the following ¡ FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ¡ PROPERTIES viz., Lot 1.—All that Messuage or Dwelling House known as No. 27, Tudor-terrace, Aberdare, now in the occupation of Mr. Perry, at the rental of Rl 15s. per lunar month. These premises are held under an In- denture of Lease, dated the 26th day of August, 1897, for an estate for three lives and term of 99 years from the 1st day of January, 1896, at the yearly rental of £ 1 3s. 9d. Lot 2.—All those FREEHOLD PRE- MISES AND SHOP known as Nos. 15 and 16, High Street, Aberdare, in the occupa- tion of Mr. Wm. Prichard, and let at the rental of < £ 2 5s. per lunar month. These premises are held under an In- denture of Conveyance, dated the 22nd day of. September, 1896. Lot 3.—All that Messuage or Dwelling House known as No. 24, Tudor Terrace, Aberdare, now in the occupation of Mr. Roberts, and let at the rent of M1 15s. per lunar month. These premises are held under an In- denture of Lease, dated the 26th day of August, 1897, for an estate for three lives and term of 99 years from the 1st day of January, 1896, subject to the yearly ground rent of < £ 1 3s. 9d. Lot 4.—All that Messuage or Dwelling House known as No. 11, Duffryn Street, Godreaman, Aberaman, now in the occu- pation of Mr. H. Gould, at a rent of £ 1 8s. per lunar month. This house has a Bathroom with hot and cold water, also a Large Kitchen. These premises are held under an In- denture of Lease for a term of 99 years, from the 1st day of January, 1903, subject to the yearly ground rent of 13s. 9d. For further particulars, apply as to Lot 1 to REES WILLIAMS, Esq., Solicitor, Aberdare. As to Lots 2 and 3 to WM. THOMAS,. Esq., Solicitor, Aberdare. A= to Lot 4 to Messrs. C. & W. KENSHOLE, Solicitors, Aberdare. And as to all the Lots to the Auctioneer, at his Offices: WEATHERALL STREET, ABERDARE. 13th September, 1910. PRINTING Of every description Neatly and Promptly Executed at the U Leader" Office, Aberdare. Prepaid Small Advantissm enta II Inserted at the following specially low rates. One week 4 wks. 18 wks 13, d. 8, d. g, d 10 words 0 6 1 8 3 0 28 9 9 2 8 5 g 36!; 1 0 8 0 7 8 Remittances may be made by Postal Orders or half-penny stamps. If not prepaid double rate will ba eharged. Advertisement and Publishing Offices Market Street, Aberdare. ,1:!11 .=="< "V-A:_1'ffl'n, SITUATIONS VACANT. EN.ERAL.-Foud of children, able \3T take charge occasionally. Young baby.—Price, 1, Gordon Villas, Cwmbach- road, Aberdare. WANTED at once a respectable youth as apprentice.—Apply, T. E. Smith, Bookseller, Canon-street, Aberdare. WANTED strong girl or woman to assist in household duties. Morn- ings only.—Apply, E.X., LEADER Office. WANTED. WANTED to purchase modern dwelling house. Lower part of Aberaman. Also one in Foundry Town district, Aber- dare.—Address price and particulars, C.E., LEADER Office, Aberdare. _.t. FOR SALE. NEW and Second-hand Cycles in Ladies' and Gents' Models: -8 Kaleighs, 2 Rudge-Whitworth's, 1 Royal Enfield, 1 Humber, 1 Dursley Pedexson (3-speed), 1 Fleet, etc., etc. Several other cheap ones, suitable for beginners or working men. Two or Three Speed Gears can be fitted to any machine cheaply.-Apply Rowe, Cycle Agent, Hirwain. A A young fowls for £ 3.—Apply, 16, Bond- street, Aberdare. 2 SHARES in Windsor Building Club. Houses situated in Broncynon Terrace. —Apply Windsor, Leader Office. TO LET. SITTING Room and Bedroom. Suit two S ladies or two gentlemen. Use of piano.—Apply, 47, Tudor-terrace. TO be let as a going concern, the well established business of Gents Mercer, and Hosier, as now carried on by Emlyn F. Morris, 20, Commercial-street, Aberdare. —Particulars on application to T. Lloyd, Commercial-street, Aberdare. COMFORTABLE apartments, furnished or unfurnished, near New Hall, Aberaman. Terms moderate.—Apply, 21, LEADER Office. LARGE front sitting room and bedroom. Suit one or two gentlemen. Very central.—Apply, R.M., LEADER Office. TO LET, Large and Commodious Shop and Dwelling House, No. 41, Lewis Street, Aberaman, Aberdare. The prem- ises are in a good state of repair, and include, besides the House and Shop, a flour room, one large warehouse, salting room, one large storehouse, two coach- houses, a one stall and 3 stall stable with lofts for storing. The premises are well adapted for any kind of business.—For further particulars, apply to William Thomas, Esq., Solicitor, Aberdare. COMFORTABLE lodgings for 2 young C men. Apply, 82, LEADER Office. COMFORTABLE lodgings, or two C rooms, for two gentlemen. Terms moderate.—Apply, to W., LEADER Office. A Shop with Bakery attached. Splen- didly situated for bakery and con- fectionery business.—Apply, Tom Morgan, Brynhyfryd, Cwmaqaan. TO LET, No. 26, Cardiff-street, Aber- dare, containing 9 rooms, suitable for general business purposes. Immedi- ate possession.- Apply, W. E. Williams, Solicitor, Victoria Square, Aberdare. TO LET, sitting room and bedroom, for one or two gentlemen.—Apply, Mrs. Evans, 17, Tudor-terrace, Aberdare. TO BE LET OR SOLD. The well built residence known as Hawthorne House, Gloucester terrace, Aberdare, con- taining Drawing room, Dining room, with Balcony leading to garden, Study, Break- fast room, Kitchen, Scullery, Bathroom fitted with first-class Shower Bath, Drying Closet with Hot and Cold water taps, 7 Bedrooms, 2 Lavatories. Usual Outbuild-, ings.—Apply on the premises. TO LET.—Two Large Rooms suitable for offices; excellent position in Aberdare.—Apply, Rooms, LEADER Office. MISCELLANEOUS. 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Write for patterns stating what class you re- quire.—(Dept. 147) Barnett, Walipapw-f Co., Ltd.* Knott Mill, Manchester. BAZAAR Goods.—Special, Id. and 6Jd. Greatest variety and value in trade. Wholesale only.-SA.uMON and M4T- THEWMAN, LTD., Plough Buildings, Gloucester street, Birmingham. Mention this paper. Giving up Business. GREAT Clearance Sale! AT PHILLIPS' 24 Canon St., Aberdare. Reduction of 25 per cent, in I all departments. ] Central Free Library, | Aberdare. 1 I To Printers. I TENDERS are invited for the print- JL ing and supply of the Catalogue of Books in the above Library. All particulars can be obtained from I the Librarian. Tenders endorsed Catalogue" to be sent to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of October, 1910. The lowest or any Tender will nois necessarily be accepted, ARTHUR S, MORRIS. HOD. Sec. ¡ Central Free Library, Aberdare. Carpenters Ar*ms, Tre- cynon, Aberdare. TO LET, upon Lease for a term oi 14 j years from December 26th, 1910. the Free Double-licensed Public House j known as the 11 Carpenter's Arms," Tre- cynon, Aberdare. Tenders, stating the annual rent intending Lessees are pre- pared to give, to be sent in to Messrs Frank James & Sons, Merthyr Tydfil, the Lessors' Solicitors, on or before the 7th October, 1910. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Building Club, Glynneath. A CLUB is about to be formed for the erection of 50 Houses at Glyn- neath. Persons desirious of taking up Shares please apply to Mr W. Winstone Rees, Auctioneer, etc,, Aberdare. Apology. I WISH to make public that the slan- derous statements uttered by me respecting the moral character of SARAH WILLIAMS, wife of David Williams, undermanager, Abercwmbol, are untrue and misleading. I therefore publicly apologise for uttering the same. IVOR GRIFFITHS. 25 Blaennanty Groes road, Cwmbach. D.Morris Powell Auctioneer AND Valuer, Gadlys, Aberdare. J. 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THE DIRECTOR'S DILEMMA AND THE WAY OUT. I FROM what has appeared in our columns it is evident that there is a division of opinion as to whether the Ynysboeth Mixed Schools should be enlarged or a new school built. The Director of Education appears to be in a dilemma as to which is the better policy, to extend the old or to erect a new school. ''Lucifer "is in favour of enlargement; but -6 Pater in this week's issue goes strong for a new school. Assuming that things are as this correspondent states—and we have no reason to think that they are not-we are inclined to believe that it would be false economy on the part of the Education Authority to merely enlarge the present building. Public authorities have perforce to take thought for the morrow. In erecting schools, for instance, the possibilities and probabilities of the future should be consid- ered. Mattbewstown is undoubtedly a growing district. Industrial development I will very soon necessitate more housing accommodation there, and consequently more school accommodation. We do not think that the few unten- anted. houses in Pentwyn Avenue are to be taken as an indi- cation that the supply of dwellings in the district is more than the demand. The reason for the vacant houses must be sought in another direction. As Pater points out recurring extensions are costly, and, we may add, inconveni- ent. We venture to think that the ratepayers of Mountain Ash and district would best serve their own interests -and the welfare of the children of this particular neighbourhood by rejecting the penny-wise-pound-foolish policy of enlarging the existing school, and decid- ing to erect a new building in a con- venient place.

Temperance Meeting at Trecynon. On Tuesday a meeting was held at Ebenezer fbapel, Trecynon, under the auspices of Gobaith Ovnoh Tent of the Rechabites Order. The Bev. J. Grawys Jones commenced the meeting, The Key v Gwenfirwd Hughes, who presided, gave a most edifying address The Mill Street Drum and Fife Band (conductor Mr Benjamin Jenkins) give a selection, and Miss E. A. Edwards sang a solo. The Rev. Cynog Williams delivered a very eloquent and enthusiastic address I which took the form of a sound and practical advice to young men. The Rev Grawys Jones spoke a few words on behalf of the Rechabites. He II invited voung people to enroll as mem- bers, and enjoined upon the children to I join the Trecynon tents, Mr John Eilis Davies proposed thanks to al! who had taken part. Mr John Thomas seconded and the Rev W. 8. Davies, I LI wy d coed, su pporte d.

MR. HURT AND THE ABERDARE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Dear Sir,—I was astonished to read in your valuable paper last week an open letter to the Aberdare District Council, in which the writer attacked that noble body for the untidy state of the park ponds. I do not undertake to reply on behalf of the Council, but say just a few words to Mr. Hurt. He refers to the imitation seaside which looks like a lot of wet clay, but if he took pains to enquire of any of the children sporting themselves there if they were suited, he would get direct ad- vice from them, and learn that "our seaside n is a boon and a blessing to the children as well as being a dry comfort- able place on which to leave any child. I would like to know how can one expect to learn what is in Davy Jones* locker by looking into a fresh water lake? I do not profess to see eye to eye with the Council, but I will always hold that our park compares favourably with any other park of its size in the country. I beg, sir, to close in the orthodox man- ner by quoting a phrase irrespective of its meaning in connection with the re- mainder of the letter, and say "Wait and isee.Yours, etc., ANOTHER TRADESMAN.

THE LAND TAX AT PENRHIW- CEIBER, Sir, —Why are the children of Pen- rhiwceiber allowed to suffer more than the children of the other parts of the Mountain Ash Council area? If some members of the Mountain Ash Council will have their way, we are to have a two story school building at Penrhiw. ceiber. Even now when the buildings are on the ground floors, the little ones of the infants' school have to climb three flights of stairs to come to their school from their playgrounds-if we may call them playgrounds, too. They are not only a disgrace to the place, but a danger to the little ones who have to play there, filled as these places are with ruts, trenches, and big stones. But now it seems that the little ones are to have another long flight of steps, if we are to have a two-story building owing to the dispute over the land, tax. To Penrhiwceiber parents which is the more important, evading the and tax, or having a decent school and play- ground for our little ones. It was only a few weeks ago, luckily it was on a Saturday, that a horse bolted past the door of the infants' school, just when we were coming from work. If it had happened on a schoolday, I tremble to think of the result, as the door of the school opens on to the road where the little ones often form in a row before marching in. As we have to pay our share of the rates at Ceiber, surely our children deserve the same consideration as the children in other parts.—Yours. PARENT.

Forthcoming Concert. We feel sure that music lovers of Aberdare and district have made a note of the select evening concert that is taking place on Monday next at the Memorial Hall. Telynfab Gwalia's party open their Welsh tour on the occasion.. Miss Alicia Cove, London, appears as soprano. Miss Marion Morgan of Newport, solo violinist, win- ner at five National Eisteddfodau, in conjunction with other renowned artistes, will present an excellently arranged programme. The concert is under the auspices of the Shop Assistants Union. Prices of admission, 2/6 (Reserved), 1/6, and Is. Plan of the Hall may be seen with Mr W. U. Lewis, 16, Canon-street.

Gadlys Pastor's Call. We learn that the Rev. R. Gwenffrwd Hughes, pastor of Gadlys Baptist Church, has received a unanimous call to the pastorate of Soar Welsh Baptist Church, Pontlottyn. Mr Hughes has not yet come to a. decision with regard to accepting the invitation.

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