Rhondda Leader Maesteg Garw and Ogmore Telegraph

HUSBANDS BROS. (Late Manager Bell's Stores, Ltd.) 61 Dunraven St., TONYPANDY, The Modern Cash Grocers. XMAS FRUIT at Lowest Possible Prices. Best Butter Reduced to 111. Finest Wiltshire Bacon. mtt A TRIAL ORDER RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. 5190 IMPERIAL TEA A PROVISION CO UNRAVEN STREET, TONYPANDY, For a Selection of Xmas Goods and Plum Puddings A SPECIALITY. 8415 THOMAS BROS. The Welsh Farmhouse Supply, 7, Dunraven st., TO NYPAN DY For Plum Puddings, Farm House Cake, and New Laid Eggs, Bacon, and Fresh Butter, a speciality. 5179 J R. EVANS, GROCER, Pandy Sq., Tonypandy For the BEST of everything. 5202 PublioBBQBfit Boot Company, 35, Pandy Square, TONPANDY. GXITESCT AWAY FREE To every Customer on all goods of the value of 2/6 A NICKEL SILVER TRAY DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK! 5199 iriDivr prrci THE COUNTY U Ulin IvLLU) Boot Stores, TONYPANDY, For the Best Value in FOOTWEAR. Choice Selection of COSY SLIPPERS suit- able for Xmas Gifts. 5191 Support Local Industry And Wear only FARMER'S Home-Made Working Boots 9/11 and 10/11 Made by our own Workmen on the Premises. We also have a select stock of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, by noted Makers at popular prices. Up-to-Date Repairs a Speciality. W. H. FARMER 6 De Winton Street, Tonypandy. Established 1871 5195 J. OWEN JONES, I DRAPER & MILLINER, PANDY SQUARE TONYPANDY. The Spot where you can get the Largest and best assorted STOCK of the newest and most season- able articles for your Xmas Gifts. .¡. See my Windows for Value. 5198 J. HAYDN JONES, GENT'S MERCER, Pandy Square, Tonypandy. fey* See my windows for all that is latest and seasonable in Gent's wear. 5194 REES JONES, "I™ TONYPANDY Please- Bear me in mind when you think of buying your next Suit or Overcoat. I can show you 2,000 patterns to select from, at right prices, and Fit I guarantee. Thank You. Suits from 21/ Overcoats from 17/6. 5183

_n_ Jones § Evans OUTFITTERS (Opposite Bridgend Hotel), Dunraven St, Tonypandy, Are now showing a Grand Selection of Men's & Boys' Overcoats ALSO Hats, Caps, Ties & Neckwear Finest Variety of Mufflers in the Valley. UMBRELLAS, DENT'S GLOVES. A Large and Varied Stock of Goods SUITABLE FOR Xmas Presents 5187 Tailor, T. Tailor, Paris House, TONYPANDY, Is now showing a Fine Selection of OVERCOATS Ready-made and to measure. Private Fitting Room for Ladies' Tailoring. 5192 f ""Tpl Ills Everything for I MEN'S WEAR "&§ Up-to-date- § METFORD BROS. mlM High-Class Tailors, Emm Gent's Mercers, lEl and Practical Hatters, xP Wellington House, Dunraven Street TONYPANDY. Gentlemen's Ties, Collars, Shirts, Hosiery, Felt Hats, Caps, and Gloves. The largest assortment in Tonypandy suitable for Xmas Presents. W. P. THOM&S, Lower End, TONYPANDY, Is now showing a Large and Varied Show of Xmas Toys and Presents For both Old and Young. NW INSPECT OUR WINDOWS. 5188 1 ,# JOHN VDAVIEs The Cash Chemist, TONYPANDY, FOR Xmas and New Year's Cards and Gifts. COMPRISING Large Assortment of the Latest Patterns in Dressing Cases, Toys, Wallets, Letter and Music Cases, Glove and Handkerchief Cases, Fancy Needlework, Inkstands, etc. Choicesit Selection of Perfumery in bottles and cases from i/- also fine Selection of Teddy Bears, Dolls and Mechanical Toys. SMOKERS' REQUISITES. The Finest Selection in the Valley of Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Pipes, & everything necessary to the Smoker. Don't Fail to see our Magnificent Xmas Show in Windows. A SPECIAL SHOW ROOM FOR XMAS CARDS, 5193

COMPLETELY CURED. SUFFERED WITH KIDNEY TROUBLE FOR TWELVE YEARS, AND CURED BY DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. "I had always enjoyed good health up to the time I was 21," writes Mr. A. Sampson, 7, Jubilee Street, Bedminster, Bristol, when I had a severe attack of Scarlet Fever, which left me with kidney trouble. I suffered from this complaint for 12 years. About three years ago Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills were brought under my notice, and I was recommended to try them. I gave the Pills a fair trial, and I am now completely cured. I am a bricklayer by trade, which necessitated me stooping a great deal; this no doubt aggravated the disease; but at the pre- sent time I am enjoying perfect health, brought about, I am certain, by Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. I recommend them to all my friends, not only for the kidneys, but also for Constipation and Indigestion. You may make what use you like of this testimonial." Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills get at the cause by cleansing the stomach, purifying the blood, and aiding the digestion and assimilation of food, and are a positive and permanent cure for Indigestion. Biliousness, Constipation, Impure Blood, and Female Ailments. Sold bv Chemists and Stores, price I/H per bottle, or The W. M. Comstock Co., Ltd. 21, Farringdon Avenue, London, E.C. The Cash Tailors, 131, Dunraven Street, TONYPANDY. THE HOUSE FOR VALUE AND SATISFACTION. OVERCOATS to order from 35jU SUITS to order from 451- I Lower Qualities from 16/6 all to order. sm For UP-TO-DATE TAILORING, try Pound & Pound, Ltd. 132, DUNRAVEN STREET, TONYPANDY. Our Leading Lines- Standall Serge, 30/- Suit. P. & P. Serge, 42;- Guaranteed Indigo. 5206 J. R. EVANS, DRAPER, MILLINER, etc., Pandy Sq., Tonypaqdy A Visit of Inspection esteeented. 5202 John Lewis & Co. The Popular Drapers, TONYPANDY, Are now showing all that is Newest for Season's Wear in Ladies' and Children's MILLINERY, COSTUMES, JACKETS & DRESS GOODS. The Largest Stock in the Talley to select from. 5203 GRAND XMAS BAZAAR! Here we are again Christmas eoates but ones a year D. R. DAVIES, The Popular Draper, TONYPANDY Has now OPENED his Gmt, Xmas Bazaar & Fancy Fair D. R. DAVIES' Selection of Xmas Presents is the Largest. D. R. DAVIES' Prices are the Lowest. Pearl Necklets, Brooches, Glove and Handkerchief Boxee, Toy Picture Books, Cabinets, Needleeaaes, Perfumery, &C. 5189 DON'T MISS T. Evans & Sons' GREAT Xmas Bazaar LARGEST AND BEST YET, A magnificent range in uiadre" anri > dressed Dolls, Trains, Meekwicitl Toys, Engines, Motors, Railways, Guns, Trumpets, Dru ms, ke. Tea Sets, Beds, and Game%. TEDDY BEARS In Great Variety. Temple of Fashion TONYPANDY. 51S8 BEN ANSELL, Watchmaker & Jeweller, 1, Dunraven St., Tonypandy Repairs a Speciality. ilit J. DAYIES, Beehive Restaurant, Tonypandy, FOB, A Splendid Assortment of Chocolate in Fancy Boxes and China Goods. Sole Agent for Steven's Noted Curd iff Pastry. 5186 0. S. EVANS, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, Victoria Buildings, Tonypandy. SEE OUR SPECIAL XMAS SHOW OF Teddy Bears, Bicycle Horses Toys, etc.. And please the Childrea. 5185 E. J. Stockwell CENTRAL MEAT MARKET, Dunraven St., Tonypandy Will have on SHOW next week I A fine selection of GEESE, TURKEYS, DUCKS and FOWLS Also a prime collection of OX and HEIFER BEEF, VYETHER. and DAIRY FED PORK. 5197

ladies are attracted as flowers attract bees. The. millinery department contains some elegant creations which are the envy of the feminine eye. A visit to the drapery store of Messrs. Edwards and Joshua, Oompton House, proves these premises to be replete with all that is newest in the realm of ladies' apparel. Their white show has proved very seductive to the ladies, many of whom surrendered to the charm of the frillings and netwear there exhibited. A very pretty display characterises Mr. J. R. Evans' drapery store windows at Pandy Square. We noticed some exceed- ingly pretty ladies' handkerchiefs and blouses, whilst there is a varied assort- ment of gloves, ties, fancy cushions, &c. GENTS' MERCERS AND OUTFITTERS. Mr. J. Haydn Jones, Pandy Square, has on show a special selection of ties, hats and caps, silk handkerchiefs suitable for season's presents. Young ladies in- tending to buy their sweethearts a desir- able Christmas present should not fail to inspect Mr. Haydn Jones' establishment. Se has some lovely, plain, poplin and knitted neckwear. Bashful gentlemen who wish to buy a pair of smart gloves for their own true love will receive sympathetic treatment in the gentlemen's department at the Temple of Fashion, Tonypandy. Mr. Evans is now showing a large assortment of ties, caps and gents' and ladies' neck- wear and gloves, &c. Young men looking at the. windows of Messrs. Jones and Evans, outfitters, Tonypandy. cannot fail to notice some- thing to their taste. Hats, caps, ties, Dent's gloves, neckwear are here to be found in great quantities, at prices that defy competition. Their range of mufflers is claimed to be the finest in the Valley. Messrs. Jones and Evans are specialising in the Derby Acquatite coats. These coats are light, durable and waterproof-three characteristics of a first quality article, whilst the price is quit-e moderate in comparison with the quality given. The windows of Messrs. Metford Bros. are exquisitely dressed with equally ex- quisite gentlemen's wear. Many fine shirts and articles of hosiery are here dis- played for the benefit of those who like to be smartly dressed. CHRISTMAS BAZAARS. Father Christmas has arrived at Mr. D. R. Davies, the popular draper, Chel- tenham House, Tonypandy, with big loads of delightful toys all the way from Toy- land. Mechanical toys, engines, trains on rails, steam engines, motor cars, soldiers, sailors, niggers, horses, building bricks, boxes of tools, puzzle blocks, drawing slates, pencil boxes, balls, guns, pop guns, pistols, &c., and oh! such lovely dolls! Crying dolls, sleeping doole, talk- ing dolls, baby dolls, big dolls, nigger dolls. The largest and best assortment of dressed dolls in South Wales (dressed on the premises). Bring the little folks to see this pretty show. The Children's Paradise is a suit- able cognomen for Messrs. Evans and Short's grand display of novelties for the juvenile mind. Trains on rails, dolls, farmhouses, sweet-shops, roundabouts, aeroplanes, castles, and toys of every description are here stocked in great quantity. Apparently, Father Christmas has been very busy at this establishment. Something for the older ones may be had also, as the large stock of fountain pens, Christmas cards, leather goods, local and other views, Ac., is very choice and. well assorted. Side by side with the above is the Temple of Fashion, where hundreds of toys, games, dolls, Teddy bears, mechani- cal toys, model railways, magic lanterns, cinematographs, air rifles, &c., are to be found in astonishing bewilderment. Father Christmas has certainly not over- looked this shop, judging from the crowds of happy youngsters who view these good things with eager anticipation. Mrs. W. P. Thomas, lower end, Tony- pandy, has also a very extensive stock of good things to make the little ones laugh and crow with delight. Something can be found here to make glad the hearts of both old and young, and a visit should surely be paid to this nretty bazaar. CHEMISTS. The chemists generally seem to have almost forgotten that they ever were chemists, and have apparently entered into a league, with Santa Claus with the idea of supplying everyone with a pre- sent of some description. The windows of Mr. John Davies, the Cash Chemist, Tonypandy, are sweetly stocked with almost everything, in the shape of presents anyone could wish for. A great amount of pains have been spent on dressing his windows, and this labour has not been in vain. Mr. Davies' large assortment comprises the latest patterns in dressing cases, bags, wallets, handker- chief cases, &c., and also a very choice selection of perfumery in bottle and cases from Is. Besides a very hne selection ot smokers' requisites in the shape of cigars, tobaccos, pipes, &c., Mr. Davies has one showroom entirely devoted to the display of Christmas cards. He is also giving away a very handy book, entitled Hobbies for Boys." Across the road is the establishment of Mr. Willie Llewellyn, chemist, who has not been behindhand in catering for season's gifts and the bairns. His win- dows are full of the magic lanterns that every boy dotes upon, cinematographs and mechanical toys. Besides these, cigars and cigarettes occupy a prominent place in the windows; also a large stock of perfumery. Wines of excellent quality are to be procured here. Mr. Emrys Richards, the chemist and optician, lower end, Tonypandy, is very topical in his window decorations. He has had placed there a representation of the South Pole, and draws a comparison between the nearness the Antarctic ex- pedition got to the Pole and the near- ness we are to Christmas. Mr. Richards has a host of seasonable goods on show, and he would be a difficult man to please who could not obtain something to his satisfaction. One of Mr. Richards' most useful presents is a pair of 10-ot. gold filled spectacles, with curl sides to go round the ears, fitted with the finest polished lenses, the price ranging from 12s. 6d. upwards. Mr. John W. Richards' establishment in Pandy Squore is filled with perfumery in Pandy Square is filled with perfumery from 3d. to 5s. each, picture books for children from Id. to 2s. A very nice speciality is a scent sachet and Christ- mas greeting card combined; these are priced at 6d. In the optical department some very sensible Christmas gifts are to be noted. Mr. Richards this year is making a special line in high-class per- fumes. He is now stocking the cele- brated Zenobia Company's beautiful "The Nicht Scented Stock," Lily of the Valley," and Sweet Pea Blossom," whilst he has a very large assortment of Breidenbach's and the Crown Company's selected perfumes. TAILORS. Hundreds of boys' and men's odd garments at special low prices are now being offered by Mr. T. Jones Paris House, Pandy Square, Tonypandy. He has also a large show of hats, caps, ties and mufflers, and fancy goods in great variety suitable for Yuletide fare. Mr. J. F. Phillips, Bridge House, Tonypandy, who has been established 30

years, is also offering a smart stock of silk handkerchiefs, neckwear, &c. Cloth- ing, made to measure, is offered at lowest possible prices. It will well repay our readers to visit Mr. Rees Jones' establishment, lower end, Tonypandy. He claims that his tailoring cannot be beaten. He who would like to be well coated and trousered would receive invaluable advice by call- ing on Mr. Rees Jones. The Cash Tailors, 131, Dunraven St., Tonypandy, are still to the fore with their overcoats and climatic serge suits. They offer splendid value, and their work- manship is of the very best. Messrs. Pound and Pound, Dunraven Street, Tonypandy, are still offering their noted 20s. suits to measure. Their windows are full of cloth materials which are calculated to reach the pocket and taste of the average man. FURNISHERS. If any of our readers are about to buy furniture or bedding, &c., the London Furnishing Co., 98, Dunraven Street, Tonypandy, respectfully ask them to give them a call and learn all about" their terms before giving the order to someone else. That is all they ask, because they simply defy competition. Their dealings are straightforward, the terms are made to suit you, and whilst the prices are the lowest, the quality of their furniture is tip-top. The Bristol Furnishing Co., Pandy Square, Tonypand- take the liberty of reminding you that whilst the prices of their furniture are down, the quality has gone up. They guarantee vou satisfac- tion, and what more can one want? Our old friend, Mr. A. H. C. Wilson, the auctioneer, has returned once again and has opened one of the new shops near the Empire, Tonypandy. He holds auction sales every evening at 6 o'clock, when he offers for sale tons of cork lino- leum, lace hangers, sheets, blankets, quilts, cutlery, jewellery, marble clocks, bronzes. Great bargains in furniture, bedding, &c. These sales afford a grand opportunity for those about to furnish, because you will find something of every- thing and at a. price unobtainable else- where. The windows of the Rhondda Central Furnishing Co., Tonypandy, contain some wonderful bargains in furniture, and prospective purchasers would save a con- siderable sum by shopping here. JEWELLERS. One of the largest and best selections of useful Christmas and New Year gifts is to be had at Mr. J. Kinstley's estab- lishment, Tonypandy. Besides a great selection of high-class jewellery, the fancy goods department is filled to such an ex- tent that at once brings this department into public prominence. Mr. Kinstley's motto is quality, and whatever is bought from him can be thoroughly relied on as a genuine article. Messrs. Freedman and Sons, jewellers, Tonypandy, always keep a smartly dressed window filled with watches and jewellery of every description. Something is to be found here to suit every person and every pocket, so very extensive is their stock. Purchasers in the clothing department will also find many bargains are to be had which are unobtainable elsewhere. Mr. J. Novinsky, jeweller, 105, Dun- raven Street, Tonypandy, next to New Empire, is sure to catch a share of this season's trade, for his goods are marked extremely low and his windows are filled with bargains. Our readers should take advantage of Mr. Novinsky's great clear- ance sale, which is now in full swing. The windows of the Mirror of Gems, Ltd., are exceedingly attractive, and a visit from intending purchasers would well repav those seeking smart watches, clocks and jewellery for presents. A wonderful line of English levers, called the Go-Well Lever," is being retailed by Mr. Ben Ansell, jeweller, No. 1, Dunraven Street, Tonypandy, at the small sum of 5s. To every purchaser of one of these levers Mr. Ansell is present- ing a neat solid leather guard. MISCELLANEOUS. O. S. Evans, furnishing ironmonger, Victoria Buildings, Tonypandy, is making a splendid show of seasonable goods in his two large windows. Teddy bears occupy a prominent position, whilst a large doll's house does not fail to attract attention. The young man's Elysium of delight is to be found at Mr. Alfred Jenkins' depot, opposite the Thistle Hotel, Tonypandy. Here the physical culturist may have his wants gratified to a degree, while those fond of gramophones and talking machines in general may also obtain similar satis- faction. Mr. Jenkins has also on hand a large stock of bicycles which he is will- ing to clear at a sacrifice, An attractive window full of chocolates in boxes and china goods, ranging from id. upwards, is to be noticed at Mr. J. Davies Beehive Restaurant, lower end, Tonypandy. Mr. Davies is the sole local agent for Stevens' noted Cardiff pastries. A pair of spectacles is a most useful seasonable gift. These can be purchased as a present, and Mr. W. P. Caryl, F.S.M.C., F.I.O., sight testing specialist, High Street, Arcade, Cardiff, guarantees to fit lenses to suit the sight of the recipient at any time free of charge. CHRISTMAS GEESE, TURKEYS, &c. On Thursday and Friday next, Messrs. John Thomas and Sons, butchers, Llwynv- pia, will, as usual, have a grand show of the finest quality home-bred poultry con- sisting of geese, turkeys, ducks and fowls, also a special show of prime beef, Welsh wether mutton and dairy fed pork. Mr. E. J. Stockwell, Central Meat Market, Tonypandy, will also have a very fine show of Christmas poultry as usual next week, and we would remind, our readers to place their orders for these edibles as early as possible, because last year many were disappointed by leaving it to the last mill ute.