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MeRTKYR 1 N A<m?n __? ?r VrUrnisl")ing(s 44, HIGH STREET, MERTHYR Being Actual Manufacturers, are enabled to supply Goods at the LOWEST PRICES for CASH or on Their EASY PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT. I We do not make a hard and fast rule as to Deposit and Weekly Payment, but are always pleased to arrange terms. We want an opportunity to secure your next order, and, if we can save you money, you will be just as pleased to place your order with us as we shall be to do it for you. All Kinds of REPAIRS, POLISHING & RE-UPHOLSTERINQ done by Skilled Workmen DELIVERY FREE. MERTHYR FURNISHING CO., 44, High Street, Merthyr TEL. NO. 30. Small Prepaid Advertisements. One In Three n- Six In- sertion. sertiont. sprtions. iS V4 v4 00 words 0 6 1 0 19 30 words 0 9 1 6 2 9 40 words 1 0 2 0 3 6 60 worda 1 3 2 6 4 6 60 words 1 6 3 0 5 3 In all cases the Name and Address are counted aa part of the Advertise- ment. These prices apply only to Advertise- ments ordered for consecutive inser- tions and which are prepaid. SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS RE- CEIVED OVER THE TELE. PHONE. In order to meet the convenience of advertisers, the PIONEER aooept Smab Advertisements dictated through the telephone. The Telephone Number is 66. The price of the Advertisement must be remitted or paid on the same or following day. In order to ensure accuracy, the Advertiser should request the clerk who takes the Advertisement to read it over. The greatest care is taken as to their being correctly printed, but the Pro- prietors cannot be responsible for in- accuracies in either of these respects, or for any consequences arising there- frttm. Trade Advertisements are inserted under the Heading Personal," at 6d. per line. AU advertisements should be posted to the Office on or before Wednesday. Postal Orders. It is strongly recommended that all Postal Orders be filled up with the 3miLrue, the Labour Pioneer, and crossed. Answers to Advertisements.  ?'??to Advertisements addressed  PIONEER Office will be handed ™ of a ticket which may !M 1*011 a ticket which may ordered ™ T^eT1 the Advertisement is 4,h, Advtio, 8 Addreæ, provided  Applicants for Situatiome are re- qu.est.ed nDt to sed documents (OcTies should be -nt) or photographs with rephes Adverti??? when  a™  Box Numbers ? this Office. The Proprietor cannot undertake any resPO _bility if testi- maniais or photographs are lost. Business Specials. LADIES I LADIESi WITHOUT Drugs, Pills, or Medi- cine, NURSE ROSS guaran- tees to cure Irregularities and Ob- structions, Female Ailments in mamed -or single women from whatever cause arising or how long standing; no dis- appointments; every case a guaranteed cure; numerous testimonials; TT send lamp for free advice. NURSE LABORATORY, HALMA VILLA," LOWER CHABMINSTER ROAD,BOURNEMOUTH. A OCOUNT Books; rulings and bind- L-IL ings of all descriptions.—PIONEER Press, Merthyr. Business Specials. LADIES. qT. DOMINIC'S Thfflrape- i;- Rill- 0 oids cure all irregularities Iroui any cause in married or single. They act in a few hours; wonderful; mar- vellous results. Every case guaran- teed. Enclose stamp for particulars.— MADAME D. MACDONALD, 210 Wimborne Road, WintoL, Bourne- mouth. NURSE E. STANLEY will send pri- vately how to cure yourself of all irregularities; new French method. 114 Bold Street, Liverpool. Ladies, Read This. ADVICE FREE for Stamp.—MM. AM. Stewart's famous Female Remedy never fails. Address—9 Guinea Street, Bristol. QA -PAGE BOOK ABOUT HERBS 04: AND HOW TO USE THEM, post free. Send for one. TRIMNELL, THE HERBALIST, 144, RICHMOND ROAD, CARDIFF. Eatabliahed 1879. QUICK IN ACTION.—For Stings, Burns, Scalds, Cuts, and Wounds. Cures without a Mark. 100 years in use. ARABIAN OIL EMBROCA- TION. Large Bottles, 1/ H. Sold by Boots Ltd., Cash Chemists, or direct from Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer —R. W. WOOLCOCK, CARDIGAN. BRONCHITIS and Aethma.-Have -D you tried Lungetine, the external remedy? If not, buy a bottle to-day, and test for yourself its magical curative power. Price 1/11 and 2/9 per bottle.—Address, Dept. I, Lunetine Co., 453 West Strand, London. Miscellaneous. ALL Sufferers from Tapeworm and AThreadworms quickly relieved. Particulars free.—Goulden, Box 284, North Church Street, Nottingham. NOW IS THE TIME to have your I Outing Cards printed at the PIONEER PRESS. Cycles. THERE are many men in want of a TCycle-a good cycle at a reason- able price. Of course, you have just the machine. Well, let the public know of it through a PIONEER adver- tisement. For Sale. TWo Rubber Tyred Dogcarts I (Surrey's), brass-mounted, all latest improvements.—Apply Court Street Carriage Works. f-w-OOD Second-hand Standhope Gig Gf,or "? newlv painted, cheap.- Apply COurt Street Carriage Works. WASTE PAPER for S&1,9-Apply W PION". O&oe, Mwtbyr- Insurance. ROYAL LONDON jE5 Book for Sale, Merthyr district.—Apply MS. PIONEER Office. TRAVELLERS, Collectors, Insur- JL anoo Agents, etc.—Spare-Time Agents wanted to sell Packet Teas; good commission.—Apply N2, Offioe of this Paper. M 23 Gramophones. EDISON RECORDS.—We have ten Ethousand to clear, aJJ brand new records. EDISON STANDARD, usual price I 1/ to clear 61d. each, or 5/9 dozen. AMBEROL RECORDS, usual price 1/6 each, to clear at 9/6 dozen. EDISON jE4 4s. PHONOGRAPH, complete with forty new Edison Re- cords the lot for £ 2 7s. 6d. We retail any make Gramophone. Main Springs fitted from 2/6 upwards. JOHN LEWIS, Gramophone Dealer, HIGH ST., MERTHYR. Wanted. w ANTED, First-Claw Drilling tV Machine; must be complete and in good order.—Apply M3, Office of this Paper. WANTED at once, i h.p. Electrio Vv Motor, in perfect condition, with Starter for 230 or 460 volts.— Apply M5, Office of this paper. w ANTED. Small Table suitable for W Office; cheap. Apply NI, Office of this Paper. NO ENTRANCE FEE. £20 Benefit for 1|d. Wpeerek May be had by joining the Amalgamated Engineers' Widows and Orphans and Provident Collecting Society. Single or Married A.S.E. Members between the ages of 16 and 45 years can join (Halt Benefit to those joining at 35 years and under 45 years of age. Was founded by- Members of the A.S.E. 23 years ago. Is managed entirely by Members of the A.S.E. A Collecting Society worthy of your support. Why support a Capitalist Insurance ? Capitalist object: Big Dividends, Elaborate Buildings, Private Owner- ship. Our object: A.S.E. Orphanage, or Home of Rest for Members of the A.S.E. Which are you supporting ? Give the Collector in your A.S.E. Branch 2d. for Rules and Card, and fill in the Entrance Form. If there is not a Collector send direct to the General Seeretary, William Tait, J.P 6, Richmond Terrace, Gateshead-on- Tyne. Collector in Merthyr Branch: J. E. DAVIES, 16, Mount Pleasant Street, Dowlais. J. T. PETERS, Sculptor & Monumental Mason, I CEFN & PANT. Estimates Free. Terms Moderate. Don't Support Capitalist Insurance Companies. THE PLANET FRIENDLY ASSURANCE COLLECTING SOCIETY Exists to enable the workers to own and control THEIR OWN INSURANCE BUSINESS. Chief Offices: OLD SQUARE, BIRMINGHAM. Agents all over the Country. J. SIMPSON, Secretary. Founded and Managed by Labour Men. District Manager: H. JONKER, Claude Road, Cardiff. ADDITIONAL AGENTS WANTED. GREAT Clearance Sale AT HARRIS'S, 5, CASTLE STREET, Of a Well-Assorted, Unredeemed Stock of Jewellery, Clothing, BOOTS, BEDDING, &c. All Goods delivered Free. Distance no object. Value assured or money returned. 5, CASTLE STREET, MERTHYR. Where are you going for Your Summer Holidays ? If you want Good, Reliable and Comfortable Apartments in the Country, or by the Sea, KEEP YOUR EYE ON OUR 'Holiday Apartments' Column Which will be shortly inserted on this page. MERTHYR Central Mission. SUNDA y, MARCH 15th, 1914. 11 a.m.-Wesley Chapel. PREACHER REV. WALTER DOCKERAY. 3 p.m.-Wesley Chapel, Brotherhood Meeting. I MR. FRED J. MOSS. 6 p.m.—The Popular Service this Week will be held at WESLEY CHAPEL, PONTMORLAIS. PREACHER REV. DAVID PUGHE. ALL SHArB FRU. ■— Church and Chapeli Notices. SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, March 15th, 1914.

NOTE. I Clergy and Secretaries of Chapels are requested by the, Editor to kindly forward for publication particulars of forthcoming Services. THE PARISH CHURCH. DOWLAIS. Sunday, March 15. Morning, at 8 and 11; evening at 6. Services will be held on Wednesdays, at 7.30. THE WELSH CHURCH, DOWLAIS. Sunday, March 15. Morning, at 10.30. Evening at 6. Services will be held on Tuesdays, at 7.30 p.m. CHRIST CHURCH, PANT Sunday, March 15.—Morning, at 11; evening at 6. Services will be held on Wednesdays, at 7.30. ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, PENGARNDDU. Sunday, March 15.' Morning, at 8 and 10.30. Evening at 6. Services will be held on Wednesdays, at 7.30. ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, DOWLAIS. Sunday, March 15. Morning, at 8 and 11. Evening at 6. Services will be held on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Owm MISSION CHURCH, DOWLAIS. Sunday, March 15.-Morning, at 8; Evening at 6. And at Wimborne Hall at 8. Services will be held on Tuesdays, at 7.30. The Sermons at all these sarvioea, unless otherwise announced, will be preached by the Rector and the assist- ant clergy. f MERTHYR CENTRAL MISSION. Sunday, March 15.—Morning, at 1l Wesley Chapel; preacher, Rev. Walter Dockeray. Afternoon at 3, Brother- hood at Wesley Chapel; speaker, Mr. Fredk. J. Moss; soloist, Mrs. D. R, Prosser. Evening, at 6PO ular ser- vice at Wesley Chapel; preacher, BeT. D. Pughe; soloist, Mrs. D. R. Prosser. MISSION, TROEDTRHIW. Sunday March 15.-Morning, at 11; preacher, Mr. J. Buisbey; evening, at 6; preacher, Mr. W. J. Jones. Services will be held on Monday and Thursday, at 6.30 p.m. TABERNACLE, TROEDYRHIW. Sunday, March 15.—Morning, at 11; evening, at 6; preacher, Rev. W. Rowland Jones, B.A., pastor. A prayer meeting will be held on Monday, March 16, at 7 p.m. NAZARETH, TrtoicDynmw. Sunday, March 15.-Morning, at 10.30; evening, at 6; preacher, Rev. loan Davies, Merthyr. Servioes will be held on Monday and Thursday at 6.30; preacher, Rev. R. M. Harries. CARMEL, TROEDYRHIW. Sunday, March 15.—Morning, at 11; special children's anniversary ser- vices. SARON, TROEDYRHIW. Sunday, March 15.-Morning, at 10.30; evening, at 6: preacher, Rev* J, W. Price. Services will be held on Monday and Thursday, at 6.30; preacher. Rev. J. W. Price. WESLET, TROEDYRHIW. Sunday, March 15.—Morning, at 11; preacher, Mr. Snow evening, at 6; preacher. Rev. W. Dockeray. A fellowship service will be held on Monday, March 16, at 7.30 p.m.; prea- cher, Rev. W. Dockeray.

The Palace. Again we are pleased to call atten- tion to the very excellent programme arranged by Mr. Hall Jones for the last three days of this week, the prin- cipal item being a splendid Nordisk drama, sensational and thrilling. This picture, "The Dead Man's Child," will hold the attention of any audience. On Monday next the programme will include another exclusive picture of an unusual character, "The Leopard De- tective," in which in a number of thril- ling scenes a leopard captures two criminals. This fine picture is leading a good selection of drama and comedy subjects, among which are "The Fasci- nation of Maude," The Speed Kings" and Dupm, Sammy, and a Side-car, all very amusing. "The Girl in the Houseboat, il: The King's Man," and The Anarchist" are excellent dra- mas. The Gazette, with the latest news, and 1 picture showing the mak- ing of Bessemer Steel, will afford some touch of interest and instruction. On Thursday of next week a thrill- ing society dama will make a bid for the picture-goers' attention. This pic- ture of a Wayward Woman is fine. It is the story of a life of gaiety, and the self-sacrifice of this woman in giv- ing herself as a Red-(:?rom nurse in or- der to atone for the past. This can only be seen at the Palace, as it is an exclusive subject.

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