The Glamorgan Gazette

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NOTE: "I LIST OF AGENTS I FOR TEA. Bridgend, R. Roberts & Co., Caroline Street. „ „ „ Fairfield Cash Stores. „ G. Sims & Co., Adare Street. „ T. Powell, Dunraven Place. „ Nelson Lewis, Nolton Street. „ F. Higgins, Nolton Street. Maesteg, J. Phillips, County Stores. „ T. James, Llwydarth Road. „ Dd. Williams, St, Michael's Rd. Caerau, D. L. Rees, Grocer. „ J. Teather, Gelli Street. 99 W. T. Williams, Spelter Stores. Nantyflyllon, E. Davis & Son, Grocers. Ogmore Yale, J. Cockram, Prospect Place. „ „ J. D. Jones, Bridge Stores. „ „ D. H. Evans, Emlyn Stores. „ ■x „ F. Hooper. Dunraven Stores. Gilfach Goch, J. H. John, Evanstown. „ „ Morgan Bros., Grocers. "All Lovers of Good Tea should Try f' 'to" TEA The most Delicious Flavour, The most Refreshing Quality. FULL 16 OUNCES TO THE POUND. WRAPPER NOT WEIGHED IN. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Sole Wholesale Agents WM. POWELL & SONS Rotunda Buildings, BRlDGEjm NOTE: LIST OF AGENTS FOR I J6 TEA. -W tf I Pontycymmer, W. Evans. Albany Stores. j Blaengarw, W. James, Nanthir. Porthcawl, R. Sampson, Grocer. „ T. Langdon, Grocer. „ David Jones, Exchange Stores. „ W. J. Phillips, Post Office, Newton. Pencoed, J. D. Hughes, Grocer. Llanharran, W. Hopkins, Post Office, Pontyclun, W. D. Owen, The Stores. 1 Tonyrefail, Stephen Evans, Grocer. Tondu, T. Crocker, Post Office. Aberkenfig, H. G. Davis, The Stores. Cymmer, F. Hill, Margam Street. Glyncorrwg, R. Phillips, Commercial Street. Kenfig Hill, D. Hughes, Grocer. Cefn Cribbwr, W. A. Thomas, Post Office. Nantymoel, Evan Griffiths, Commercial Street. BRIDUEND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, K'STO* ij CASTLE HILL (Established ISSFS, r_ THI MiesBB LEACH. Drawing: Miss Jxesis LBACH (Certificated South Kensington); Painting „ to of Pianoforte. mar A SPECIAL CLASS for PAINTING and DRAWING on SATURDAYS. School Re-Opene Monday, September 14th, « ARLINGTON HOUSE BOYS' SCHOOL, PORTHCAWL. (Branch of the Newport Girls' School). Principals—Miss BEAK and Miss POOLE. Boys prepared for Cambridge Local and Entrance Examination to all the Public Schools Clifton, Eton, Harrow, &c. All particuiars on application to the Principals, -either at Newport or Porthcawl. Vacancy for Governess Student (small premium) 7556 ARLINGTON HOUSE GIRLS' SCHOOL, CAERAU PARK, NEWPORT-ON-USK. ESTABLISHED. 1891. Principals: Miss BEAK and Miss POOLE, Assisted by an efficient Staff (Reeident & Visiting). Vacancy for Governess Student Special training advantages (small premium). All particular? and list of recent successes on -Application to the Principals. 7257 MR. GOMER JONES CEINPAH, COITY SHIELDS, BRIDGEND, Pupil oi Mr. Henry Holmes (late principal Professor of Violin, Royal College of Music London). (Certificated Royal Academy and Royal College of Music.. Licentiate College of Violinists, London. Member of Incorporated Society of Musicians. 'Leader of Orchestra at Treorchy Musical Festival, Xmas & Boxing Days, the past 5 years. RECEIVES PUPILS FOR VIOLIN. VIOLA, CELLO, DOUBLE BASS, MANDOLINE, THEORY & HARMONY. Professional Orchestra provided for oratorios. "Visits NANTYMOEL TUESDAY. II OGMORE VALE WEDNESDA7 BRIDGEND. FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS. Pupils prepared for any of the Local Musical Examinations. ACCEPTS CONCERT ENGAGEMENTS. i <Par Terms, Ac., apply to 22, Homfray Street, I Nan tyffy Hon. And at THOMPSON & SHACKELL'S, Bridgend. Leoal Representative for College of Violinists Over 100 pupils having passed the Examinations ef London College of Music, College of Violinists, London; Trinity College of Music. R.A.M., and R.C.M., including 25 Diplomas of Associate and Licentiate College of Violinists. To Advertisers.—Advertisers who send u. Amall advertisements that come under HI- various headings of our prepaid scale, are re- quested to kindly send remittance with order. MR. W. LEYSHON, A.L.C.M. Certificated Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. Organist and Choirnlaster of the English Congre- gational Church, Bridgend), TEACHER of the Pianoforte, Organ, Singing, and Theory of Music. Nantymoel and Ogmore Vale visited on 0 Tuesdays. Blaengarw on Fridays. Z5 Accepts Engagements for Concerts and Eisteddfodau. for terms, &c., apply to- Rocklea, Coity Fields, Bridgend. PROFIT read what we say about Onica.' I by the experience of others. First of ail I Onica differs from all other ointments used for Horses and Cattle, in that it penetrates to the root of the evil, no matter what it is, it has strong cleansing powers possessed by no other Ointment, I aud will extract glass, splints, etc., from a wound. For Proud Flesh it is unequall- I ed, broken knees it soon heals, extracting all grit and growing the hair a natural colour. For softening Cows Udders, and for sore Teats it is the only safe remedy. Remember No poulticing, and no lanee required with Onica. Cures Sprains, Bruises, hard and soft Swellings, Ihrush, Canker, Collar Galls, Cuts, Contusions, Cancerous Ulcers, Venomous Bites, Blood Poisoning. OITICA | Is. lid. Is. lgd. I is safe to use. Now read what others say about it: Mr. E. Morgan, Boviskin, Pontyclun, writes :—I am glad to be able I to recommend Onica for all kinds of I' wounds and sores for which I have used it, it has given every me satisfaction. I Mr. B. Willmot, Roatli Court Yard, Cardiff, writes:—I have used your Oint- ment called Onica for some of the worst cases I could find, and it has given me I every satisfaction, it is an excellent ■ P preparation. | I Why not give it a trial to-day ? You can ■ get it with any of the following Agents— I Rich, The Chemist, Bridgend; Emrys ■ I Richards, Chemist, Tonypandy H. I I Martin Hughes, Chemist, Nantymoel; I I A. I). Llewellyn, M.I-.S., Chemist, The ■ H Medical Hall, Tonyrefail. I ■ Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer— I | J. THOMAS, Middle Tremains, Bridgend I A. D. Llewellyn, M.I-.S., Chemist, The ■ H Medical Hall, Tonyrefail. I ■ Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer— I | J. THOMAS, Middle Tremains, Bridgend DANIELS' 1 UMBRELLA HOSPITAL for BRIDGEND and District- 66, GROVE RD. BRIDGEND. « Patients examined at the « Umbrella Stall at the Markeb t Hall, on Saturdays. 8553 Printing.—All kinds of Jobbing Work, Artistic and Commercial, executed in* the Beert Style and at Reasonable Prices, at the Glamorgan Gazette" Offices, Btidgend. Posters in any size, shade, colour, or combin- ation of colours; and every description of Letterpress Printing. I In Attendance over 20 Years- I I F. GRAHAM YOUNG (Dented Licentiate Royal College, Surgeons), DENTAL SURGEON I Successor to the late William Parson. BRIDGEND, FIRST & THIRD WEDNESDAY in avery month, from II a.m. to 3 p.m., at Mr. John Jones, Chemist, 27, CALOLINE STREET. Next visits December 2nd and 16th, Jan. 6th and 20th, Feb. 3rd and 17th. CARDIFF, let and 3rd WEDNESDAY in every month, 4 to 7 p.m., at 11, 8TATION TERRACE. BRISTOL Daily except Tuesday and Wednesday. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at 20, CHARLOTTE ST., PARK ST., Residence. Painless Operations by Injecting, Nitroue Oxide Gas, &c.&c. BISHOP BROS.. Estimates COACH BUILDERS, Free. WHEELWRIGHTS, &C. Angel Street, BRIDGEND. Repairs, Painting, Upholstering and Rubber Tyreing at Moderate Prices. .I WHEELBARROWS.— FOR SALE, 200 w strong and well-made; price 12s.ea.ch-Ob. Jenkins k Son, Timber Merchants, Bridgend. 266 IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. BRIDGEND. We are now in a position to supplv all kindiiel Brass and Iron Castings, including Fire Bare and parts for all Agriculfciral Machinery. We 1101111 undertake Repairs to Portable Engines and Boilers. 6176 CHAS. JENKINS & Son. TO MOTHERS.—Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 1. Syrup has been used over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- ing, with perfecb success. It will relieve the poor sufferer immediately. It is pleasant to taste; it produces natural, quieb sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as brighb as a button." Of all Chemists, Is. lid. per bottle. i > This well-known Remedy for (> < ► COUGH, COLD, BRONCHITIS, < ► ] J ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, &c. ] roU G Hi STTE- OONFU A D'AZ%L 'IL 0 Gives Immediate Relief and Rest. 0 A Safe and Pleasant for Children. < < See that HAYMAN'S Is supplied. < [ The Best Gift j Of All. ,f YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT B to the best woman in the world should be, in her eyes, the B best Christmas Gift of all. Whether it is or not, depends on M ■ yourself as the chooser of the gift. If you have the wish to ■ ■ give her something particularly choice and attractive, we I ■ afford you the opportunity to do so. We are making a special ■ ■ display of the latest and most novel designs in every form of M ■L Jewellery. After inspecting our stock-which you can do M m without obligation to buy—you will be able to choose the one M article which will make the best gift of all. m L. BEHA & Co., £ Watchmakers aud Jewellers, Jw bCJNRflVEN PLACE, BRIbGENb. 12a, Station Road, Port Talbot. i ■■ THE OLDEST BREWERY IN THE DISTRICT. (Established Over a Century). R. H. STILES, The Brewery, Bridgend, Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant, Maltster and Mineral Water Manufacturer, Begs to announce to his numerous Customers and the Public generally that he has a Fine Selection of WINES & SPIRITS, Also hjs prepared a Special Quality of STRONG and MILD ALES. AGENT FOR ALLSOPP'S MILD AND BITTER ALES. I HOGSHEADS, BARRELS & KILNS ALWAYS IN STOCK. WHIQKFYS ■ Buchanan's Black & White, also— g i w ■ £ e(j §eaj j>ewar»g and Thompson's Irish. ALSO—ALL OTHER NOTED BRANDS KEPT IN STOCK. Bass's Pale Ales and Guinness's Extra Stout kept in Bottles. HENNESSY'S BRANDY, The Standard of Excellence throughout the World. IT ALWAYS IN STOOX. SHOOTING SEASON, 1908. -POWDE -R" CL KI'A- Ai J A good supply of the above make CARTRIDGES specially loaded for us, always in stock. j Prices from 76 per 100. Also SINGLE & DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS by well-known Birmingham and London makers always on hand. See our single-barrel with Ejector, at 27/6; also doubte-barret Choke Bore at 35/6. ALL CLASS OF REPAIRS EXECUTED And prompt delivery guaranteed. D. E. EVANS & Co. Wholesale & Retail Ironmongers, Dunraven Place & Caroline Street, Bridgend. MR. T. DAVIES, Mas. Bac., A.B.C.O., A. Mas. T.C.L., VISITS BRIDGEND & PENCOED WEEKLY. VIOLIN, PIASO, & OBGAN LESSONS. Nameroae successes with pupils—9 Honours As- sociation Board K.C:M. & R.A.M. Harmony, Ac., by Post. Organs opened and Organ Recitals. Solots, vocal and instrumental provided. Apply on Saturdays at Messrs. THOMPSON and SHACKELL, BRIDGEND. A4dre88-15, Westbonrne Creecent, Cardiff. 5198 If you have any diffioulty in secufiM the "Gazette," write tq the BMd 0iic8. MISS B. JEANES, A.L.C.M. Certificated Royal Academy and Royal College of Music (advanced), MUSIC TEACHER- PIANOFORTE and THEORY at- own or Pupil's Residence. Pupils Prepared for Examination. Accepts Engagements for Concerts and Eisteddfodau. Valleys Visited. For Terms apply to J 4629 70, BRYN ROAD, TONDU. Mrs. Abse, ADARE STREET, BRIDGEND Ladies' and Gentleman's Wardrobe Dealer, Furniture, &c. gr HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. Bill-Posting at Bridgend. TP D. BCHOFIELD, BILL POSTER DELIVERER for TOWK and COUNTRY Rente all the principal Hoarding, in R^«(lln Work executed with despatch. —AddreetTa^m the New Bridge, BrtcIpId.