The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

JOURNAL, MARSH 4. 1910 TRADE director r. CARMARTHEN AND DISTRICT. Auctioneers jfeJkB Francis Mid Son, The Mount, Spilman-street, Carmarthen. AL fiowell Thomas and Son, St. Mary-etreet, Car. marthen Chemist & Optician 4. King Morgan, St. Peter's Pharmacy, 25, King Street, Carmarthen. Coal Merchant Bland Davie*, Coal and Lime Merchant, Bine- ttreat, and 8, Quay-street, Carmarthen. Ironmonger en, W. Phillipa, W holesale and Retail Furnishinf ironmonger and 5, Dark-gate, Carmarthen. Printers & Publishers .,e&:J .J"n¡JL.AL Company, Ltd., Old Post Office, King- •treet, Carmarthen. LLANDOVERY. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers fit, Style, Quality and Price are the beet Salesmen be the World. See them at Jenkins and Sons, Boot Manufacturers, Llandovery and Llandilo. CUPISS'S CONSTITUTION BALLS. F°r Grease, Swelled Legi, IIUIlULU ^racked Heels, Coughs, Colds, Bore Throats, Disordered Liver, Broken Wind, taflaeata, LOBS of Appetite, fco., &o. CATTLE For Hide-bound, Staring Coat, Un t < LL Hove or Blown Distemper, •pidemic, Surfeit, Conditioning, Preserving Health, Saoaring in Calres, &o. 5Uf f P For Rot or Fluke ,nnd for keeping in OIlLLr Health, ftjiiating to get into Condition, Scouring in Lambt. •a. Prepared upwards of 50 years by the lata HAN CIS CUPISS, M.R,C.V,S. DISS, NORFOLK. Bold in packets 1/8 aDd 3/6 each, 7 small packet* ft/6, or 7 large 218., by Chemists and Medicine I Vendors, or from FRANCIS CUPPISS, Limited., ft8 Wilderness, DISS, on receipt of amount. (481 CLARKE'S 84' PILLS jure warranted to cure. in either sex, all ae.iuirud or ron- etitutjonal I-iis^hargc-a from the Urinary Organ*, Gravel. and Tains iu the back. Free from Mercury. Established upwards of 40 years. In boxes is. tJd, of all Oheroists anrt Fatent. Medicine Vendors throughout the "World, or sent tor sixty stamps by the makers, Tie Lincoln and Midland Counties Dreg Company, Lincoln. ^MmIbhSIBIII TAKE HEATINGS LOZENGES Tins 13D pWSWKBWW n^dlaiBiiHy I To-days Outlook > N This Is an expression often used Jn con- r r nectton with national or political alfairs; J 1 but it may very well be applied to a C £ matter having a more personal bearing, y i What is your outlook irom the point of C J Hvattti ? Is it hopeful, or is it dark and 2 C doubtful? H?es your life on the whole V f seem Sikely to prove a success? The M V answer to these questions largely de- pends upon the state ol your Health. The root of depression and despair is more X £ often found in our bodily condition than r in our worldly circumstances. Tli# 1 f well man Is alway* { > Hopeful ? V This Is easy to understand. If your V J digestive and secretive organs have been allowed to become deranged you will V w look very literally with a jaundiced eye upon all your surroundings. Take X of Beecham's Pills and note the ditier- # ence. Your health will speedily rise to ) f Its normal level. The Stomach, Bowels, £ Liver, and Kidneys will at once begin 1 to resume their perfect functions. The V X drab of life will becoms rose-coloured, f X difficulties will vanish, obstacles will V disappear. Your activity will Increase, your mental vigour will revive, your X whole out-look will Improve, for all of 1 which 1 > Thanks to > I BEECHAMS PHLS. V Pnpared OÐly by # £ Thomas Beecham, St.Helens, Lancasbirc. X Sold everTwbtrt in boxes, C C price l/lj (56 pills) St 2/9 (168 pills). J f TO SUFFERERS FROM Skin & Blood Diseases For l'1ca!ling thr b)",>J of an ill1pllril;(', from whatever cause arming, there ic 1111 utiicr medicine jusi as "),).1 as C )arkt:*K Blood Mixture-ihat's why in ) ninny cases of Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Legs, Abscesses, Ulcers. Tumours, Boils, Pimples, Blotches, Sores and Eruptions, Piles, Glandular Swellings, Blood Poison, Rheuma- I tisra, Gout, &C., it etr.-ct<ii reo.arkabip cures wher.11 ,'lh"T trcaurents have failed. C'l.irkc's Blood Mixture lias over 4ù > and l" pr.iiJi iclurN soiii it » all slffircn. to S've it;¡ Iriiit Ia> lest it>; value. Cl rl 9 HAS CURED THOUSANDS. | I WILL CURE YOU.J Soldky all Chemist!, nniiSt,V per ie:tU Agricultural Implements and Foundry Stores, Paxton House, 15, Priory Street, lCarmarthen. BEKT JOSTES FORMERLY MANAGER OF T. JONES & SONS, Priory Foundry Bfj'43 to inform Farmers and others, that lie has a La»rge Stock of Machinery and Casting at the above address, including Thrashing Machines, Horse Gears, Oil Engines, 0 0 ID Chail and Turnip Gutters, Winnowing Machines, Plough Casting and Fittinps, including Coulter Wheels, Malleable Coulter and Wheel Clips, Side Plates, Holts, Pulleys, .Shafting and Plilmmer Blocks, Brass Bearings, Field Hollers, Curd Mills, Chain Hanuws. Solo A "out for the Roval First Prize Corbett, Com Miiis, also the Celebrated FROST ,'c WOOD Co. 's ° Mowers, Reapers, and Binders, etc — A LARGE STOCK OF — 4 CAST STEEL CHAFF and TURNIP CUTTER f* KNIFES, to fit the Leading Makers' v Machines, always on hand. TOMB AND VILLA RAHJXGS AND A LARGE STOCK OF PTG TROUGHS AT REASONABLE PRICES. THE PLOUGH CASTINGS CONSIST OF PENLLWYNRACA'S CASTING WITH STEEL and CAST IRON PLOUGH BOARDS; ALSO DYFFRYN, WITH CAST AND STEEL PLOUGH BOARDS, DOUBLE TOM with STEEL BOARDS. HOSPITAL FOR THRASHING and WINNOWING MACHINES, HORSE GEARS, CHAFF and TURNIP L OTTERS, MOWING and REAP- TOMB AND VILLA RAHJXGS AND GATES. A LARGE STOCK OF PIG TROUGHS AT REASONABLE PRICES. THE PLOUGH CASTINGS CONSIST OF PENLLWYNRACA'S CASTING ..gob- WITH STEEL and CAST IRON PLOUGH BOARDS; ALSO DYFFRYN, WITH CAST AND STEEL PLOUGH BOARDS, DOUBLE TOM with Tel STEEL BOARDS. HOSPITAL FOR THRASHING and WINNOWING MACHINES, HORSE < GEARS, CHAFF and TURNIP L OTTERS, MOWING and REAP- ING MACHINES. OLD MACHINERY BOUGHT AND SOLD ,"IP' Jill'" I CALF REARING I WITH and WITHOUT MILK. THORLEY'S TOOD wtTH0UT MILK. FOR RBARI^Q-' CALVES, BeCoro. Cü.lf and Milk Bubstitutes worn, thought of, 1110 sino qua non for rear-^ ,/pyy A Tj T T^1I7''0 inff Calves was Thorley's Food mixed with Miik. and tlicre are still scores of Farmers who uso this valuable Condiment, for that "DA i i__ «J |j>urj»se. Wliere there is plenty of milk JT erieCuiy V./OOK6CI available and Calves are fed from tlio pivil it will be found that snco»?ssful Calf rearinj? #1 A T T? lU| 17 A T <an bo carried on under that principle and Ifl 1-/Lm i.;o<)d hraltbv Calves reared. good hraltbv Calves reared. FIFTY YEARS A»0 r APTTPPR THORLEY'S FOOD was extensively used LAV/XlfiiiA for rearinf? Calvos, it being reeognised as a PREVENTIVE OF SCOUR and Vv KKPHmkXT i'\lFMFAf other diseases. An efficient aid in rearing ILNI AL1 ^11.. L. STRONG HEALTHY CALVES and bring- A dier- in? them to OUJ'IV inaturitv. Kasil> dii^ested.. Tho lie»fc Milk substitute on tiic Markot. TO-DAY Easily prepared. THORLEY'S FOOD is just as efficacious Requires no boiling. and nothing will brim on your Calves so Nutritious. b successfully and rapidly as Satisfying. Thorley's Fpod „ Case containini;- 112 I'ackets 7,6 ( "r- "a>? ^0/. Carriage paid. Carriage IlJd. OF CORN MERCHANTS, GROCERS, CHEMISTS. ETC.. IN ALL PARTS. Name of nearest Agent sent on application. Send for Free Pamphlet., "IIintii on Calf Rearing," to "Calf." JOSEPH THORLEY, Ltd., KINGS CROSS, LONDON LOOK HERE If ever you wish to know what is happening in any of the three Counties ot Carmarthen, Cardigan, or Pembroke, read THE JOURNAL' As all impartial and accurate chronicle of current events in West Wales, it is unexcelled by any weekly newspaper in that district. IT WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1810 AND IS THEREFORE ONE OF THE OLDEST NEWSPAPERS IN WALES. :=-=- Published at 8, King-st. Carmarthen. PRICE-ONE PENNY. SPRING 1910. NEW DRESS FABRICS I AT BEN. EVANS' Amongst the many Beautiful Materials which v. e are showing, 'Ie particularly invite attention to the following The "Nimrod". Cheviot Suiting. I •Splendid Wearing, in twelve; newest fashionable AQ UH shinies, 48 inches wide, «ix<:eptional v.-ihie at ^0a I U* The Rajah Range. of new silk-cfieut l^ress Material, 4S iui-hes Aft IM VH« wide, iu a.ll new colouring.. An oxelusive linr. 2.S. 1 [2D. | |J« e' Nunella," a New Fabric. for Blouses, Children's l'ndensrenr, A damty all AVOOI maixirial, 44 ins. wide, made iu crea.m only. Nuiella is guavankvd by the makers to he Unshrinkable, any .garment shrinking in the wash will he i« Al- IIfl ■ placl |S. 62p YO Patterns of above free on request. Ben. Evans & Co., Ltd. Swansea. — I H^B BJ; A ■ ^TTVa The PltTEician's H pj |k I k H |JH B b a B Cure for Gout, Eheumaric Gout and Gravel. The Universal Remedy for Aridity of the Stomach. Headachc. Heartburu, ludigestion, Safest and most Bour ErnctatioEfv Bilious Affections. Effective Aperient ^I^^PiNNEFORDSl B66atM n" E_S| A IffrySTfT^CTW I I 'I"'t' NATHANIEL THOMAS, FAMILY BUTCHER. 13a, KING STREET (Next door to the Probate Offices), CAR.ART.:a:EN Money T RII OLD-ESTABLISHED PROVINCIAL JL UNION Bank continnes to LEND immense tame daily, from £10 to £ 5,000 on "Note of Hand kioae" or other security. No office inquiry ebarges whatever. Moderate interest. Easy inetAlraenta. ftpeoial rate for short periods. Largest and moat honourably conduoted business in the Kingdom. rhonsands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transactions with ns. A gentleman from Bank will wait upon you at mee with Cash. Cali, or write (in confidence) to Manager, STANLEY DOWDING, 1, Queen Square. ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS. AICKNESS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. SURGLARLY AND FIDELITY GUARANH1 RISKS. Insured against by the RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE Co. Capital (fully subscribed), £ 1,000,000. Claims paid £ 5,700,000. 64 CORN HILL, LONDON. H. VIVIAN, Secretary. kgent-F. LAKGFOBD, G.W.R., Haverfordweat. „ C. S. RBAD, Llanelly. Agenta required in unrepresented Districts. D.~R7 H7PRICE, G. & L., R.A.M., ADJUDICATOR. Teacher of Singing: and Theory. Pupils prepared for Examinations and Eisteddfods. THE Bnr.uts. LATDIEH IhHD, LLAVDILO. PRUDENT LADIES Will SAVE thoir llair combines and fi(,ii4i them 10 J. HODGES HAIR WORKER, TEX BY, W ho will mako them up into Tails, etc., and return thom, post free, from Is. per oz. Tho cheapest house in Walos for all kinds of Hair Work and Theatrical Goods. .Send for price list. (48 CASH ACCOMMODATION £10 to £1000 INTEREST 2 6 IX THE £ FOR AGREED PERIOD. W. JACKSON, 2Sp) 11. BOWEX TERRACE, BRECON. M. & L. THOMAS BAKERS, GROCERS, CONFECTIONERS, ic. REFRESHMENTS READY AT ALL TlMEi^. ilO.ME-IlADE BREAl/. and I'ASTRY. Panics catorod fur. I'l'icr.- Moderate. 1172 The Carmarthen Bill-posting Company, 15, Bridge Street, Carmarthen i BILLPOSTlNG and Advertising in all ita JLF Branches throughout the Coantm of Oar. martheo. Pembroke, and Cardigao- GAS ENGINES, OIL ENGINES, SUCTION GAS I PLANTS, NEW AND SECOND-HAND ENGINES IN STOCK AT CARDIFF. CASH OR DEFERRED PAYMENTS. CROSS1.EY BnO.. LTD., 37, WESTGATE STREET, CARDIFF. (26 f Carrvinp AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE, bv SYDNEY and J ERtSBANE ORIENT GIBRALTAR, MARSEILLES, .T_ NAPLES, PORT SAID, I iNF COLOMBO. Through Ticket* to New Ze&ltind & Australia Omrah (tw. sc.) Orvieto (tw. sc.) 12124.Mar. f3 ar 24. Mar. 26 Ophir (tw. sc.) 0814 .Apl. J Apl. 7 A pi. 9 Ostcrky (tw. sc) .i2f.2i> Apl. 1 =, Atii. ar Apt 23 Mansore-F. GREEN & Co. and ANDERSON, ANDERSON & Co. Head Offices, Fenchoroh Avenue, London. For Passage apply to the latter firm at 5, Fenchurch Avenue, E.C., or to Weat. end Branch Office, 28. Cockspur Street, S.W.; or J. VAUGHAN EVANS. 6. Cowell St., Llanelly. SOUTH & EAST AFRICA Royal Mail Route- Union-Castle Line. LONDON and SOUTHAMPTON". To Cape Colony, atal. DeLagoa Bay. Beira, East African Ports, and Mauritius, calling at Madeira, Las Pahnas, Tem'riffe, Ascension, St. Holona, AJID Lobit-o Bay. Weekly Sailinss, Fast PASSARPS, Superior Accom- modation. IIEST route. Monthly Direct East African Service to and from United Kingdom and Continent. For Ra TES of Passacro Money, and all further in- [ formation, apply to tho Managers— DONALD CCRRIE & Co., LONDON. Or Local Amenta. Carmarthen County Schools w>, n ■ ■ THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Headmaster: E. S. ALLEN, M.A. (Cantab). COUNTY GIRLS' SCHOOL. Headmistren: Miss B. A. HOLME, M.A Late Open Scholar of Girtoo College. Cambriiore The Headmistress (at the Girls' School) and the Headmaster (at the Boys' School) will be pleaded to see the parents of new pupils o nSaturday, January 15th, from 11 to 1, and on Monday, January 17th, from 2.30 to 4.30. Feee— £ 1 8s. per term (3 terme in the year). Re dnotion for two or more member* of the wme family. Boarders can" be received at the Grammar School HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CARMARTHEN. President of the Connoil: THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. DAVIDS Lady Prinoipal: Miae A, F. CLARK, B.A., London University. THE 8ahool gives excellent education oa JL very moderate terau. Admirable accommodation for Boarders. Pupils prepared for LONDON MATRIOULA I TION and other Publio Examinations. Boys a» well u girls can be received in the Pre- paratory Clau and the KINDERGARTEN D. PARTMENT. For full particulars, apply to the Lady Principal. LYNDON HIGH SCHOOL • FOR GIRLS, LAMPETER, Will RE-OPEN JANUARY 18th, 1910. Half Term, March 1st. English, Aritlimofic, Book-keepin, Shorthand, Drawing, Needlework, Cookery (and French by Mademoiselle Tiasier) thoroughly taught. Tuition Fee, J31 lOe. per term. l Private Classes arranged for French, Painting Dancing. 3p) MISS EDITH FRANCIS, Head Mistresa. rH.A^ED lo Xnrth 1.:nitre. <ioUlen Grove, u KJ lighi brown lit lie *loj^, of ilie puj; type;, with collar and look without name. If not. claimed wit hill a will he sold to defray exm'nses.—Apply; Mrs. Jones. (53)1 v- WANTED. D B\r°^tb: aged premmni (W^p. DK»Ss"S"LT'?!;a.H-1. '-1 pro vers for General Draper vVSf1jTn Im" X Out* .Square, Carmarthen H^ies' ^-77 (45p "ins; :c!°Wjs- H7p J DAh« (71 jo milk two cows "vido k0pt" Ab],i ferrej.—Applv, Box' 9 Jo, PN '( Priy ^reon P^" ferrej.—Applv, Box' 9 Jo, PN '( Priy ^reon P^" a, -oot-KNA. ( armarihen. (49p Q K AwlfL ghij" rcK™ •lu.mi Morgan. P„lu Cffic.„. Y allev ft wans- 1 (51p Efj(,s~A of vyi i.-ir „ ''vor.v week. State T,^f lj Wan,P< *-AIT<IR- JOCBXAL, Carmarthen *!?,, "f (57p aa Jr"l"-oror for }>n,^rr j> ^ork.—Aprilv to F J>->•, Sennybrid^ near Brc-eon. ,5Sn W !'I wa.¡:-e,. £30; ag. -):i-e M <'1.- -.x.rvravf. Brecon- — (94 TO LET T 0 p"ET' March 25th next, ROMAN^VtTT7 Loig Acre Road, Cmwtoi. 51 °°(5{npd' TO LET, from 25rii .M.1 ^Tf,^ u~7 known as "THE i'l u Residence without iand.-Applv To' Mf^r J ho:nas and Son „ -Urssr-. J. Howell on' JWat"' -S<-nrs. Carmarthen. (81 ARM TO LET, '■ CWMCYFYNC A ,„-i from Llandilo, about 7 acres Fi 11 Jar.s.—Apply, Davies, 14, cTj Babe'? /• p?rtl^u" Swansea. be' wmbwrla, — (35p T ONDON, 13 Mile-. ] ):u;rFa^m"Tn LET: 1C3 'J acres old land (8 arab1<>), liall liou,e, capital buildizi9r.; r(-,nt, six- r^ to lnc,util' tenant nsrfu 49 cow: and ,prof f,aljJO dairy business.— too, and htun^n. Qucx Road, Kilburn. (43P To LET, the BIRD ix iFTvn rv\ r then; fuliv license, f 1 arn)a" 25th March nevl.-Appj^ Carmarthen J 8 Br(w*rS> ^1- (83 T ° iET: 'e KA1F AVA V TAVER^. LamnniK J- tieet. ( annarthen: f.Liy lic.1..>(1 • i position: skittle allov; our'v Dos~-e n 1 Luc-Ktey s Brewery. Ltd., CzrmuithrrC M' T 0S.Vr,HV,'l,) V!L,~V W<ilURNK. town: p country; good society. eaj.v Amine* of ejKhuo ands. o Hecoption D-awiinr-roon. Beuroonis Boxroom, (iarti. _Am.lv. Mu^cor' Laupharne. ( armarth<M). HOL^L TO LET. X, .A \uur. ("armarthei.- K> and cold water fath.-Appiy. Bradbirv Kmu; Mreet, Carina-th<T». ($q BRLWVNRTo:NlVT0, r:T UV'in- UEYS- 1 I() LEI -newiv-huijf H'.u-e la;- ^rf •a"<1 iUitah!<' f<" P"u}rr- ''»nK>dia'.x pos.>e>>!on.-—Lewis..cc_ (5oti ARM, about 21 Acres, ^hi, ^»mpa,-t. Dw«lliie- ])ou«. and Outbuiuliiii's. t<1 ]ja„dv^u! (own. Possession fro. 25th M.,r- is.-Anplv. Tvssi,! asitlo, Llaridy.ssul. jgg ■pi OR SALE, the Fr^-hc-itl Free-l»ccr^^i Public J- House. -BCXCII OF GRAPES," XewcastJ.- i.ni.xn (.ood convenient h-.use..—Apply, Jones, Bunch of Grapes,' Xewcastie-Emlyn. (92 FOR SALE. TO FARMERS AND 4DTHEPS. F SPecial Quotations in Corn Flour. Barley i u- aPP'y on Saturday and Fair Days of JOHN DA VIES, Auctioneer and Merchant (of Alltwalis), at his office, 11, John Street, Carmarthen. Attendance 10 to 3 o'clock. (29788 FOR SALE, a strong- u-r^i Trap, TO carry four; nearly new.—Box 34, JOCRNAI., I armarthen. (34p (34p SEED GRAIN. \AT KITE Scotch Oats, Osrton's Abundance, Tar- tarians. ( 'Mrch-du-h>ac'h. Barley. Spring Wheat. Vetches, Seed Potatoes, Grass and Clover Seeds. Xitrate of Sotla, Superphosphate, etc., etc. W. S. MORRIS, Corn Merchant, Sop) 25, Bridge St-eet, t'armarrhcn. L (lUFFITn:=: {'OUi<.J Scbool. Liaiiddair- JL «k sant, Llanjradook, spare a few sittings Tl. GUIFFITTIS, CcuTii.il School, Lianddau- of eg-^s from hit- noted layers White Wyandotres. Buff Orpingtons, -nd above birds are from the \w:->T, laying strains: 3.0 jx r dozen eggs. I'nfortiles i-«>piac<'d onoe. (54p HAXD :\lu\0 FOR SALE. i>y Knowl. Houghton JLJL and Co.. in lir.si-<l&-s condition: 22C -pindles. 2| pitch.—Davies. Dolbantait. Liaijfihangel-ar-Arth. (55p ASSEMBLE* BOOMS. '.A f: MA RTHfcX. THE F.R. BBN'SON S (South SHAKESPEREAK Co., iCnder the direction of :\1- W, H. SAVER)). THREE f. y, MONDAY. MARCH Î- THE MERC1I.\XT F YKX1CE 'I I KSDAY. MARCH 8— -THE SMIOOL 1-' .}i SCANDAL." WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9- M L E-T." SPECIAL MATIXI-E WEDX'EsLAY, MARCH 9 at 2.30— TWELFTH l)o<>r- rv].en 7.45, coinmrtirp 8.0. Early door 7.15, 3d. extra to all parrs. Reserved Seat.s, 3. St-conO >« ats, 2v. Thinl Scats. 1-, Special Reduction to School Put-ra^s of I en or Tllkll" liookitig ()ffict, It E, (" h) EVANS, MUSIC Sell<Ms,- Guildhall Square. ;85 LLANGADOCK RACES. Easter Monday, March 28, 10 About 2100 in Prizes. CHIEF EVENTS. 1 rotting of SOYS, (in adde). (•lallopinjT Flat, sovt>. ^opt nj. "IVottiufi ill Harness. n< Cup. Hurdle of i'lo (open), 1'til! p;i]'ti<-nliir> JUHI list app y— >lr. J. (;. HARRIES, LIanga.Io.-k LAMPETER. AXNV: AL HORSE SHOW & RACES Will held on Friday, March 11th, 1910. ('LASSES FOR HEAVY AXD HORSES- FLA T, AXI) TROTTING RACES. For further particulars, aj.jv. •I j). LLOYD, 2, Bridge Street, Lam>x:icr, E;ï) Secretary.