The Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser for the Counties of Brecon Carmarthen Radnor Monmouth Glamorgan Cardigan Montgomery Hereford

Births, Marriages, and Deaths. IN MEMORIAL. -.In loving remembrance of Willie Frances David Williams, of High Street, Talgarth, who was wounded in France on February 18th and died in Hospital February lotli, 1917, and was interred in a British Cemetery, on February 20th, at Varennes. Aged 22 years. One year has passed since that sad day. When one we loved was called away But his memory is as dear to day As in that hour when he passed away. Wethad prayed that God would spare him. But he willed it otherwise 0 But some day we hope to meet him Inithat home beyond the skies. From his loving Mother and Aunt Sarah.

208th Year of the a& 0 SUN FIRE OFFICE. FOUNDED 1710. The Oldest Insurance Office la the World. OVIF-ICE it* Insurances effected on the following risks FIRE DAMAGE. Resultant Loss of Rent and Profits. Employers' Liability and Personal Accident. Workmen's Compensation Sickness and Disease including Accidents to Fidelity Guarantee, Domestic Servants. Burglary, Plate Glass including Accidents to Fidelity Guarantee, Domestic Servants. Burglary, Plate Glass LOCAL AGENT; BRECON MR. DAVID POWELL Situations Vacant and Wanted. BAILIFF WANTED.—A good reliable mar- JD ried man to manage a farm 40 to 50 acres in Clifford Parish.-Apply stating age. wages, experience and references, Box 108 S.L., "County Times" Office, Brecon. COOK-GENERAL WANTED for a business house.—Apply, stating experience, to Morgan, Stationer, Talgarth. THE Abergavenny Hand and Steam Laundry Co. requires an agent to receive and dis- tribute parcels.-Apply Manageress. WANTED useful help in superior farm house; two in family good wages to suitable person.—Apply Miss Bayliss, Lyde Court, Hereford. WANTED HOUSE PARLOURMAID (housemaid kept) good references essen- tial.— Mrs Rennie-Brewer, Boughrood House, Brecon. T^TANTED strong intelligent BOY, aged 15 or fi upwards, for work in woods and tree nursery. Good opportunity for youth to learn all branches of forestry work.—Capt. Evans, Ffrwdgrech, Brecon. WANTED, good BRICKLAYERS for national work.—Apply G. Mercer and Sons, Ltd., Contractors, Llanelly. WANTED, a young GIRL, from the country preferred.—Apply 21, Broad St., Hertford. WANTED COWMAN to milk four cows and v T make himself generally useful.—G. Trafford, Hill Court, Ross. ANTED a working HOUSEKEEPER, experienced person able to bake and m*ks butter.—Apply, W. Morgan, Llwyneynog, Talachddu. ANTED at onoe, GENERAL CARTER j good wages to industrious, steady man.— Davies, New House, Talgarth. WANTED young GIRL, about 15, for house- hold duties general kept.—Mrs Davies, Lower Porthamal, Three Cocks, R.S.O. "A WANTED a BOY, 14 or 15, as indoor servant. —Apply Christ College, Brecon. ANTED BAR ASSISTANTS for the Cambrian Railways Co's. Refreshment Rooms from March 1st, preference given to experienced hands (over 18 years of age), to take charge of .Summer Stations re-opening May 1st. For particulars and form of application apply, enclosing stamp, copies of recent testimonials (and photo for interview), Manager, Refreshment Dept., Welshpool Station. —— WANTED, by end of February, good GENERAL SERVANT for farmhouse, 18 to 20. Good wages given, no out-door work, references.-Mrs Biggs, Norton Court, Grosmont, near Hereford. WANTED, GENERAL WORKMAN for private house; little land, must be good milker, cottage if necessary.—Mills, Tyrbryn, Talgarth. t For Sale and Wanted. ARMY BOOTS, large stock, ready to wear, hob-nailed or plain soles, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6 post 63. extra.-Nicholson, Llanfaes, Brecon. FOR SALE, a SIDE-RAKE, in good con- dition.—Apply Wilde, Ffrwd, Llangynidr, Crickhowell. FOR SALE—White Wyandotte COCK (Cain's ex-special strain), 15s 6<3 White Leghorn COCKEREL, 10s 6d Flemish Giant BUCK RABBIT, 10s 6d.—Cantref Rectory, Brecon. FOR SALE, dark brown ENTIRE CART HORSE Honddu Spark," rising six years old, 16-2 hands high, sound, sure foal getter; sire "Hendre Spark" 18795, g sire Hendre Baronet 16714, dam by Bramhope Paragon 23089, g eire Barrow Sir James 17142.-Apply D. James, Lloegr Farm, Lower Chapel, near Brecon. FOR SALE, 3 very promising DAIRY HEIFERS—one Cross Jersey and Ayrshire just calved, another ditto just at calving, and a Shorthorn just calved.—Apply W. S. Miller, Forest Lodge, Brecon. GAS ENGINE, h.p. working up to 1} h.p., FOR SALE CHEAP; believed to be in good running order removal easy, railway goods yard only hilf-a-mile away.—Apply, Manager, County Times Office, Brecon. PULLETS laying 6a each, 70s dozen list 30 breeds free. 12 chicks and mother 20a.— Hummell, Stratford, Essex. OULTRY HOUSE-FOR SALE an JT "Austin" House by Cooper Ltd., 12ft. x 5ft., capacity 25 fowls; in sections; new. Price 45 5s.—Apply Box 201, "County Times, Brecon. KEQUIRED, Second hand Ford MOTOR CAR, 1916 or 1917.-Apply stating terms, Box K, County Times," Brecon. WANTED to purchase for cash, the whole or part of FURNITURE of a well furnished house give particulars.—Box No. 202, "County Times," Brecon. Lost and Found. LOST, in Hay, February 1st, young black and tan SHEEP DOG "Rover," name on collar-Information to Price, Pentrenalt, Hay. MISSING fromJLlangynidr Mountain TWO PONIES, mare marked with J.J. and W.P., thre-year-old not marked. If on anybody's premises, return to Llangattock Park.-Perkins, Llangynidr. STRAYED to Ffrwdgrech, a EWE, much torn S ears, so that ear mark cannot be traced. If not claimed within 14 days will be sold.—Capt. Evans. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCES EFFECTED. CLAIMS PROMPTLY SETTLED Agent for Several First-Olas Companies. W. WILLIAMS, Accountant, Insurance, and General Agent, SENNYBRIDGE Office 14, SHIP ST., BRECON. i 1 Public Notices. COUNTY OF BRECKNOCK. Boarft dT Apiculture Scheme for the Distribution of Sittings of I Eggs of Pure Breeds of Poultry. RRANGlffMENTS hayeo been made to supply a limited number of sittings of 12 eggs to cottagers and smallholders who are resident in )1 County of Brecon. The scheme will he in operation until the 30th April. 1918. Applications for sittings should be made to the Station Holders named below. Orders will be executed in rotation and no applicant may apply for more than three dozen eggs during the season under MMo Scheme. The applicant must enclose a remittance of os (id for each dozen of eggs ordered, topfctber with Gd to cover the cost of carriage. All eggs will be marked with a stamp proVftW by the Board. Infertile eggs will be replaced if they are returned car- riage paid within 28 days of the date of 11 despatch from the Station. Station Holders. Breed. Mr D. Lewis Price, t Br**y#rrimin. j-White Wyandotte Tfctradgynlais. ) Mr W. H. LI. Weather! ey, ] ■ wel. >■ White Leghorn. Builth Wells. ) N.B.—Egg's atn distributed under this Scheme on the d understanding that they are to be used for hatching. DAVID THOMAS, Agricultural Organiser. Builth W«H«. Board of .Agriculture. Food Production Department. Important to Farmers. Gardeners, Cottagers aaxi Allotment Holders. POTATO DISRASK AND SRI: AY INC. POTATO C C I.T IV AT ION. A LECTURE (illustrated with Lantern Slides) on the above subject will be delivered by Mr. S. G. JONES, M.Sc. (University College. Aberystwyth), in the Y.M.C.A. HALL, BRECON, on MONDAY, MARCH 4th, 1018, ai *i-A'0 p.m. Chair to be taken by TILE MAYOR CW. F. Parry deWinton, Esq.) All interested are invited and also to ask questions. For further information apply to 11. E. PF/I'TTFOJ:. F.R.H.S.. Horticultural Representative for Brecon and District. Miscellaneous. ALTERATIVE AND CONDITION POW DERS.«—Working Horses should be given Stanton's Alterative Powderg daring the winter months. They keep the kidneys in order, legs from swelling, the blood pure, safe for mares in foal. For conditioning horses for show or sale Stanton's Condition Powders. In lib, and 31b. can isters.- .Stan to c), Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. A Cure for Rheumatism, Gout and Sprains, by using Goddard's joint oils and horse oils. Give it a trial. 2s 6d per bottle, carriage paid.— Goddard, 3, King Street, Brecon. COD LIVER OIL FOR CATTLE —Fatten yoar Pigs and Stock generally with Cod Liver Oil. Its etfeot is marvellous and with feeding stuffa at their present value it is a most economical food. la 9d and 3S bottles or prices for qaantity on application.—Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. n_ IN THE PIMK OF CONDITION. Rather I give tfctfit OVUM Thorley'A Poultry Spice. You try it, tlM. TOUR fowls will be healthy and PRODUCE AN ABUNDANCE OF EGGS. You can pre4are OVUM at Tom W. Ward, Crickhowall. LAMBING REQUISITES.—Lambing Season —Lanb Teats, Veterinary Syringes, Clinical ThtlMonetcrt. Stanton's Carfeolised Lambing Oils and Inflammation Drencheii.- Stanton, Yctartaary Chemist, Brecon. LAMBING OILS.—Inevery case of Lambing whiek requires handling, use Stanton's Oarboliied Kaaabing Oils. Saves hundreds of ewes yearly. No lockmaster should be without them. 11 M, FEEBLE size 3a.-Stsint-u, Veterinary Chemist, Broson, MOLESKIXS WANTED. Increased prices HuL paid by oldest regalar buyers. Prompt payment.—J. H. Smith and Co., 10 Friday St., London E.C. PIG POWDERS.—Your Pigs will do well on Staaton'S Pig Powders. They make bad doers thrire and good doers do better. Packets 4d, 8d and Is 3d.—Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. PIANO BARGAINS.—Godfrey Yacht Piano in oak case (when new 50 guineas), £ 20 Pleyel Upright in hand painted case, 938; Murdock Player Piano, in good order, A45 Collard aad Collard Upright (when new 75 guinsaii), A46 all instruments delivered carriage paid.—Write for complete catalogue and bargain list to C. Milsom and Son, Ltd., The Great West of England Piano House, 15, Milsom Street, Bath. OULTRY POWDER.-Poulbry pays if well Jt. managed and good Poultry Keepers say that it pays to give Stanton's Poultry Powder. It keeps them in good health, prevents disease, and doubles the egg basket. Packets 4d, 8d and Is 3d. —Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. XTRA-YIM Poultry Powder will make your hens lay bucketsfull of line, large eggs. 6d. carton lasts 20 hens a fortnight.—Sold by Frank Cadman, 12, Broad Street, Hay. 6d. carton lasts 20 hens a fortnight.—Sold by Frank Cadman, 12, Broad Street, Hay. WANTED OLD LEATHER JUGS and DRINKING VESSELS.—Box "T.A. "County Tines" Office. TERINARY OINTMENT.-Ringworm in Cattle is quickly cured by Stanton's Veter- inary Ointment. The most useful all round ointment for farm and stable use. Is 3d and 2s 6d.-Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. 'J "7 THE SOUTH WALES JAMS AND MARMALADES. PUMTY GUARANTEED. Soatb Walts Jam ft Marmalade Co., Ltd., CARDIFF. Sales by Auction. By Messrs David A W. J. Price, (formerly David Price and Williams). MB. DAVID PRICB.] [MB. W. J. PRICE Tuesday, March 5th.—Sale of Fat and Store Stock, also Implements, at Brecon Market. Friday, March 8th.—Sale of Chairs, etc., at Brecon Produce Market. March—Sale of Residential Villa at Builth Wells. April—Annual Grass Letting at, Aberyskir. April—Annual Grass Letting at Scctlirog. BRECON CATTLE MARKET. TUESDAY, MARCH 5th, 1918. itt ESSRS. DAVID & W. J. PRItTh will .1, Sell a collection of IMPLEMENTS, including 1 field roller, 1 chaffcutter, 2 cider casks and stand, 1 cart, galvanized water cistern (would make good oil tank), 2 round feeding pans, ferret hatch, good market trap, etc., etc. The above are all in splendid condition. Sale at 11-30. BRECON POULTRY MARKET. FRIDAY, MARCH 8th, 1018. M ESSRS. DAVID & W. J. PRICE will Sell by Auction a large number of WICKER BASKET CHAIRS, etc.. the pro- perty of Mr Cgarland. Sale at 12-30 prompt. BUILTH WELLS. I SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED VILLA. M ESSRS. DAVID W. J. PRICE will Offer for Sale by Auction early in MARCH the beautiful Freehold Villa known as the "STRAXD," Builth Wells. Further particulars next week. By Messrs Miller, Powell & Co. (F.A.I.) March 5th.—Brecon Auction Mart and. Sale of Implements and Pony. March 2Uth.-Salc of Stock and Implements at Cae Pare, Trallong. CATTLE MARKET, BRECON. TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, 1918. Sale of Welsh pony, perfectly quiet 2 two years old cart colts and two half-bred do., also an excellent Shorthorn cow with her third calf. Auctioneers. Messrs Miller. Powell & Co. By Mr. T. d. Phillips. Monday, 31 arch 4th.—Hay Auction Mart, Grading at 11 o'clock. Store Stock Sale 11-15. Tuesday, March 5th.—Brecon Cattle Market. Sale of Cattle, Sheep, Calves, &c.. 10 o'clock. Tuesday, March 5th.—Brecon Horse Mart. Horses. Traps, Harness, at 12 o'clock. 7 HORSE SALE MART, WATTON, BRECON. R. T. J. PHILLIPS has received insfruc- "1 tious to Sell at the above Mart, on TUESDAY. MARCH 5th, 1918, viz. :-i cobs, colts. 1 grey pony (quiet, to ride and drive), I bay horse pony (quiet to ride and drive), 1 black pony (quiet to ride and drive), 4 dog carts, 1 butcher's cart, 1 pony trap. Also a quantity of Harness, viz.—1 doz. cart hames. 1 doz. cart saddles and breechings, 2 doz. riding bridles, 0 sets of g.o. tack, 6 sets trap harness, 1 set gig do., 2 doz. riding reins, 4 doz. girths, gent s saddle, whips and a quantity of sundry harness. Sale at 12 prompt. Terms cash. Furthcr entries solicited. BRECON HORSE MART. THE WATTON. TUESDAY, MARCH 5tb, 1918. MR T. J. PHILLIPS will hold a sale of horses, traps and consignment of harness. Brecon. Entries solicited. Messrs J. Straker Son & Chadwick. _u TO FARMERS, BUILDERS WHEEL- WRIGHTS. Llangunider Timber Yard tnd Saw Mills. BRECON SHIRE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th. J STRAKER SON and CHADWICK (F.A.I.) are favoured with instructions from Messrs A. Jones and Sons, Ltd., to Sell by Auction a large quantity of surplus Planking, Boards, Gates, Gate 0 Posts, Hurdles, etc., including ash, elm, oak and other planking, oak and eliiii coffin* boards, quantity of larch, elm aifcl chestnut boards. I gates, gate posts, hurdles, felloes, spokes, etc. Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. Terms strictly cash Auctioneers' Offices, Abergavenny and Crickhowell. FARMERS and the Present High Prices of Horses.—Never in tbe history of farming and horse-breedibg have the prices of Horses been so higb. What an immense loss it is to loinj a mare in fcal now Iosure in the best Live Stock Insurance Companies. Fpr further particulars and prospectuses write or see W. Williams, Accountant, Estate, Insurance, &c. Agent, Bryncelyn, Sennybridge, and 14, Ship Street, Brecon, Sales by Auction. Mr. F. B. Price. March 4th.—-Hay Auction Mart. March 11th.—Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock, at New House, Bryngwyn. March 12th.—Talgarth Auction Mart. March liith.-Sale at Wernycwm, Boughrood. Hay Auction Mart. jjlRANCIS GEO. PRICE will Sell by Auction -L on MARCH 4;h, 1918, FAT AND STORE STOCK, including 70 Grand Store Yearling Cross Kerry and Radnor (Theaves and Wethers) Sheep, the property of Mr Probert, Gogia. The Coltage, Talgarth. NEW HOUSE FARM, BRYNGWYN. Attractive Sale of 11 S CATTLE, 7G Cross-Kerry and Welsh SHEEP, 7 HORSES. IMPLEMENTS. GEARING. FRANCIS GEO. PRICE is favoured with ■ instructions from Mr W. Parry (who is leaving) to Sell by Auction, on MONDAY. MARCH llth, 1018. CATTLE.—4 Cross-bred cows and heifers in calf, 1 Hereford heifer in calf, i,) yearling heifers, 1 yearling steer, 1 two-year-old barren heifer, 1 weaned heifer calf. SHEEP.—44 Welsh ewes in yean. 22 Cross- Kerry theave lambs, 7 wether lambs. ?> stock rams. HORSES.—Cart mare, seven years old cart mare, eight years old half-bred marc. rising three years old, broken to saddle and harness cart gelding, rising two years cob horse colt black pony mare, seven years old. quiet in saddle and harness roan cart gelding, rising two years old. IMPLEMENTS.—Broad-wheel cart, narrow- wheel cart, 2 narrow-wheel gambos, wheel plough, swing plough, 2 pair harrows, tedder. horse rake, winnowing machine, mowing machine, scarifier, sheep racks, pig trough, chain harrows, «nall tools, &c.. &c. GEARING.—;» sets of long and short gears. 1 set of g.o. gears. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Terms cash. The Cottage, Talgarth. Talgarth and District Farmers' Union Auction Mart. PRANCIS GEO. PRICE will hold the 1 above Mart for FAT & STORE STOCK. on TUESDAY. MARCH 12th, 1918 (Talgarth Fair Day). Sale 11 o'clock prompt. The Cottage, Talgarth. WERNYCWM FARM, BOUGHROOD*. One Mile from Station. Important and Attractive Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock, Part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &e. PRANCIS GEO. PRICE is favoured with instructions from Mr Enoch Jones, to Sell by Auction on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13th, 1918, HORSES.—Grey cart mare, 10 years old. CATTLE.—1 dairy cow due to calve in April, excellent milker 1 Shorthorn heifer due to calve in April 2 Shorthorn stirk heifers, 2 years old. SHEEP.—8 Radnor ewes in yean. 4 strong Welsli ewes in yean, 5 yearling Cross-bred theaves in yean. IMPLEMENTS.—Tip gambo (nearly new), swing plough, horse plough, spring cart, horse rake, 2 gambo beds, pair of harrows, mooter (in good condition), turnip scuttle, single turnip drill, wooden roll (nearly new), horse mowing machine, cowties, ladder, tubs, turnip cutter. sheep cratch, seed leaf, small tools, &c.; set of g.o. gears, curt saddle, breeching andhames. long tack traces, timber chain, collar and bridle, set of trap harness. FURNITURE.—Oak grandfathers clock. oak dresser and shelves, large cupboard, oak round table, oak waslistand. oak dressing table, oak coffer, «fcc., Ace. Three Months' credit on sums above fH). on security, or the usual discount for cash. Sale at 2 o'clock sharp. The Cottage, Talgarth.

GILWERN. Railway Landslide. —— The London and North Western Railway liflc just above Oovilon ) Station, oil the road from Abergavenny to Brynmawr. was on Saturday afternoon blocked I by a landslide. Mud and earth came down with such force as to cany along the trees. [ The line was blocked to a depth of about 12ft. I Traffic was. of course, considerably hampered. ) (joods traffic was stopped altojjMhcr. and j passengers had to get out of the trains and walk a distance of some 500 yards past the obstruction. Pending removal of the obstruc- tion Government traffic was worked Yia:, Pontypool road. j Mothers' Union.—The mombers of the Gilwern and Clydach Branches of the Mothers' Union met in the Church Schoolroom on Thursday to hear an address from Deaconess Alice, of Penarth. After the Mothers' Union Litany had been said. Deaconess Alice spoke on the serious problem brought about by the Matrimonial Causes Bill." The idea. she said, was that if a married man lived his own life apart for the period of three years lie could get a divorce without consuming the wife in any way, nor would he be bound to con- tribute to her or their children s support. Marriage was a most sacred thing and members were asked to do their best to talk over this Bill and get to know others' opinion upon it also to ask mothers of yonng girls to read the y I Church of England Marriage Service through with them, to get to perfectly understand the sacredness of marriage. The hymn Fight the good fight" and prayer brought a most helpful meeting to a close.

HAY. Military Medal for Hay Man.—A list of \aJ' honours issued this week, includes the iiailo of Lance-Corporal A. Williams, R.W.F.. 0 Hay, who has been awarded the Military Medal- On Leave. Pte. B. Price, S.W.B.. of Chancery Lane, has been on furlough froi* France.—2nd Lieut. Bernard James, of the R.G.A., son of Mr and Mrs T. E. James, oi Sycamore House, is home on leave from the Western Front. Death and Funeral.—We regret to recall the death of Miss Andrew, of Brooklands, Dor&toa*- after a long illness, at the age of 43 years. The interment took place at Dorstone churchard oil Monday, the 18th inst. The Rev. M. F. Harper officiated. Many wreaths were sent. After the War Problems.—A further meeting of a private nature was held at Hay Castle oIJ. Monday evening last. by the kindness of the Dowager Lady Glanusk, for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken with a view to fostering public opinion in the district in respect of the difficult problems that will present themselves after the war. As stated last week, the movement was initiated by Professor Howat. of Trevecca, with the help afforded by Hon. Mabel Bailey. Mr Williams Vaughan, of Penymaes, again presided. There was a long discussion and it was unanimously decided to hold a. public meeting, aud Professor Howat undertook to procure a speaker. War S-tvitigs.A. meeting was held at the Drill Hall on Monday evening last, under the auspices of the National War Saving* Committee, to consider what steps Hay and district could take in the urgent matter ot help- ing to finance the war. Mr T. E. James (chair- man of the Urban District Council) presided. Miss Ashton Jones, representing the National War Savings Committee, and Mr A. Leonard, county secretary, attended as a deputation. The Chairman, in introducing the speakers. said it was everybody s duty to save at such a time as this and to supply the Government with the silver bullets asked for by the Prime Minister. The more they economised, the more they would be able to lend the Govern- ment. It was their duty to encourage thrift. and a thrifty nation was a prosperous one. He could not understand why so many were loath to lend money they ought to be ready to make any sacrifice for the good of the country. He was glad to say they had an association in Hay and they were indebted very much to Mr Samson and Mr Owen Price for the great interest taken by them in the matter. Their object that evening was to form a committee to encourage the formation of other War Savings Associations in the district. After excellent addresses by Miss Ashton Jones and Mr Leonard. a committee was appointed as follows :—Revs. J. J. de: Winton, Idris Davies. and W. E. T. Morgan, Messrs. A. C. Samson. W. Owen Price, T. E. James, H. Morris, C. Jones. E. J. Stephens, James Cater, I. Benbow, A. Gwilliam, H. R. Grant. Hon. Mabel Bailey, Mrs W. Lilwall. Miss Marwood, and Miss Kedwards. with power 'to add to the number. Mr A. C. Samson was appointed secretary, and Mr W. Owen Price treasurer.

LLANBEDR.- War Ttems.—The two soldier brothers of the Rector have been on leave together at the Rectory. Lieut. W. E. L. Lewis was gassed last October at Messines. as a result of which he has been in hospital with paratyphoid. Lieut. C. G. R. Lewis, the youngest brother, came from the Passchendaele Sector for the regulation fourteen days. Another young soldier, Roger Griffiths, of the Bont, Grwyney- fechau, has just been home on his second leave from the Front. —

February i | has a I j reputation to keep up-and it's more than likely it will keep it up. It is not called February fill-dyke" for nothing. It is generally a wet month—so look out for squalls. Be j on your guard this month, Be protected. I It's a month j for Raincoats and if you haven't got one of these indispensable garments you ought to see about getting one right away. Come and see the splendid line of Rainproof Coats which we stock and note their quality and their low prices. Grey, to 7B Fawn, 29/6 to 70/- In all the best styles. ———————.= Ere t. Opposite T'BREOONX Jf