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??KMK3Jt??C???C?tt?????[t]??C? ? Over 25 yeaps, RepulaGon for Value. ? ? ———============================================:——— .g. L:EV-ENSQ,N8S ? AUTUMN and WINTER SHOW I .g. I ? ?"" ? )j Latest Styles in MIUinery, Velour Velvet J ? ??S?JV? and Soft Felt Hats. g i Newest Tweed Coats In plain Cloths and Fancy Checks. ? ?. ? i y ? Matrons' Plush Coats. ? ? T\ 7? Chi)dren's and Maids' Coats, a)! sizes. ???? ? .g. ? ? t\\ ?/7? )PM—y ?tt? Pm< UM. i t\/f .0 ? ? ? Large Selection of Squirrel, ???? ? ? Coney, Wallaby, Opposum, &c., & Muffs to Match. ?? ? ? ? Special Value in Tweeds, Serges, Velveteens, &c., ?1??? ? ? Suitable for Costumes and Dresses. t?Bi4? ? Flannelettes, Calicoes, and Honsehotd Drapery ?? ? ? at Reasonable Prices. J?'? ? ? B? 3E*TL.TE?LSTE STE:!E ?X?U?X?C??B?S. ?? § LEVENSON'S, n.???T. AMMANFORD. I LEVENSON IS, HI¿'a:T,AMMANFORD. I ¡B P.S.—The Gents Department is now weH stocked with a Complete Range of Men's and Boys ? ]? OVERCOATS of the Latest Styles of Exceptional Good Value. I '? -3- ?f??????????????????????????????c??c????cX???? Liver TnmMe Is the cause o! much snMehng. Headache, BHiomneM, Constipation. Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Flatulency. Wind, Deapondency. and much Ner- vous Excitt-ment follOW3 defangement of the Liver. ? H ?r"? Y ?? ? \f sr? <?f? ? JML ?.3 ??J%??? m ?*- ?i J?tL' ?C? BLOOD PiLLS Have a mott bene6ciai acd immediate effect upon the Liver, though acting upon and eradicating every vitiating elements from the Blood which cir- cuiates through it. NOTE.—Bad Blood dMtuJ)s the action of every Organ in the Body. t have wuf* fed live iee from Lumbap or Rh<'unMttMa in my Back uod Limbt, t !<e Pil. Hughes's Btood PH!. cuT d me in < s kof' time. A!M my wife from He&dache <m<j Livor TMab!< The People from all pMt< tatify to the wonderful power of these Ptits m restoring sunerers from Skin Disea.e. Rheumatism, Backache, CoostipatioQ. Piles, Skm, Liver, Stomach and Kidaey Troubles. TRY THEM. They wiH soon ptOTe their great vaLe. So!d by Chemists and '-)tOtes at t/3. 3/ 5/- (including Wait Tax). Ask for HUGHES' BLCOD PILLS with the trade mark ?? f? ??? —s hape of a heart. ??S-??? ?t thus— S?'??????? Take no other, or ???T???? send value :n stamps ????? or P.O. to— ??? JACOB HUGHES, M i .S., LD.S. MANUFACTURING CHENUST. PENARTH, Cardiff. Vbd IT all ends in a Ford." As one form of haulage dies, so die the costs and worries and Inefficiencies of it. In the new form of haulage which supplants it, Is resurrected all the good qualities of the old form, plus the greater efficiencies and services of the new. And way ahead of the new vehicles runs the Ford-the chief vehicular exponent of economical utilitarianism. FORD DELIVERY VAN £240 at Works, Manchester. DAVtD JONES & SONS, AUTHORISED FORD DEALERS, AMMANFORD. Telexrama The Garage. Ammanford. Telephone 32 Amm&nford. ORDER EARLY Your Xmas Cakes and Mince Pies at ?f t-t t?Vt t? Pastrycook, ConfecMoBer, A ? 1.1.. i? IL .L?JL? and Caterer, Tennis View Restaurant, 16 & 18, CoUege Street, Ammantord. Wedding & Birthday Cakes I a Speciality. i WBEN VOC BUY A PIANO BAVE THE BEST. Thompson & ShackeH, LM., Invite hMpeet!oa of then Sptendid Stock of BRITISH MADE PIANOS OF WORLD-WIDE FAME, Including iMtrmBent* by the foUowmx Celebftted Makea.- <<OHM BRtMSMEAD & SONS, CHALLEN & SONS, J. & d. HOPKtMSON, J. H. CROWLEY, AJELLO & SONS, BROADWOOD PIANO-PLAYERS MOORE & MOORE, JUSTtNE BROWNE, CRAMBR & COMPANY, COLLARD & COLLARD, And wthen too mamerou* to mention. UNSURPASSED FOR TONE, TOUCH. AND ELEGANCE OF DESIGN. All Putno* Warranted. and Exchanged if not approved. FULL VALUE ALLOWED FOR OLD PIANOS IN EXCHANGE. 2S, QUEEN STREET, ADDRESS: 60, Stepney Street, LLANELLY. Tradesmen's Announcements. GLOBE Boot, Shoe, and Ctog Stores, College St., Ammantord. ALF. WILLIAMS. The Noted House for ALL KINDS OF FOOTWEAR. Boot Repairing Neatly Executed. Beautify the Home Dainty Mats, Comfortable Rugs, Choice Patterns in Linoleums, Carpets, Hand- some Mirrors, Bedsteads, Bedding, Wire Mattresses, Overlays. FURNITURE of every description manufactured on the Premises. Pianos, Organs, and other Musical Instruments. H. TARR, 71, Wind St., AMMANFORD. Utt AMM Valley Ftnxtmt SterH. ,For the Blood Is the Life." if it is any such Disease Eczema, Scrofula, J?<7<Z Z<M<, ?? ? ????M, Z77<'<'?, 6'??/M? ???? ?? <S'McK?y<, jBct?, .PuK?M, ?r? and Fzruptiom, Piles, .KAfMMtM'MM, 6"<w.<, to., don't waste your time and money on lotions and ointments which cannot get below the surface of the akin. What you want and what you must have is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood of the poison- oua matter which -lone is the true cause of all your sunering. Clarke's Blood Mixture is just such a medicine. It is composed of ingredients which quickly attack, overcome and expel the im- purities from the blood, that is why so many truly wonderful cures stand to its credit. Over 'DecesSe ?' /?B? to take. '°? Ctar&e's ? -— ? Blood ) ?\ Mixtures) ? b aU Chem?a ?AND BE CUMD? ? T t and Stores, 219 per 6tefn« AM KVERVBQDVt t 8ubetltute80' JtLOOO PURtPtER." ? IIUlIHlllmnllHlllilU1ll11liHIHlilllllltlHIMKflUlIlIlIlIlIllIlI1II!IlInll¡:llIIm!llll¡¡nnln!ll!illllllmlllfllil!!lIil!lmlllllm!llilll1!1lQ I I. ??? j[ ? s) ??'? /????????? A Savings Certincate costs 15/6. ????? Directly you buy one its value begins to Mtcrease. ? ? '? ? ?"? At the end of 1 year it is worth 15 9 *?j?j??g At the end of 2 years it is worth 16 9 /?????? At the end of 3 years it is w?orth 17 9 ?\? ??d ?" ? ?? *°? °? ? years it is worth 18 9 At the end of 5 years It is worth Sl 00 At the end of 6 years it is worth Sl 10 At the end of 7 years it is worth Sl 2 0 At the end of 8 years it is worth Sl 3 0 At the end of 9 years it is worth Sl 4 0 At the end of 10 years it is worth Sl 6 0 M you hold a Certincate for the full 10 years you get a eteer profit of HALF-A GUINEA. You pay NO INCOME TAX on the increase. You can cash your Certincate AT ANY TIME by giving a few days' notice—any increase due to that date being paid also. You can buy Cefti&cates when you like and as OFTEN as you like. You can buy any number up to 500-and you can a!so buy up t. 100 for any or all members of your family. .?.. C?? QAV!NGSC?t:6c?. c.}èERTIFIC4.TES ? .re obttinab). thr..eh ?"'? ?- or from any B an k Mone), ????? BUY AS MANY AS YOU CAN ?::?L—? -AND SAVE TO BUY MORE! 1I1!!1111lilllllllllllllll illlll 11111111111111; i;! I fill! 11111:1111 i 11111111 !1!llllIlIl1lllflllll: III ¡ I i II: 1111111!:j 11111111111 mllllllllllllll!! 1111! 11,1, i! i! ill' II: 'I: I. ¡ II i: Ii'! I: I, ¡ill ¡ 'I ¡ ¡ 1IIII11I i II! II" 1111: I! I! 11;1!!R :¡, i I H111 iI lil II," THEATRE TR!PS. For the benefit of the General Public of Ammamford. On and after November 6th, 1919, A MOTOR CHARABANC Wilt be run from BRYNDERWEN MEWS, AMMANFORD, to SWANSEA EVERY THURSDAY. Starting at 4 p.m. Returning after Theatre. Fare, 6/- Return. Seat: may be booked at- Messrs. J. JAMES & SONS. BRYNDERWEN MEWS, COLLEGE STREET, AMMANPORD. N.B.—Bookings must be made not later than Tuesday of each week. r'C:S HEALTH RECONSTRUCTION. l Constipation plays havoc with the health. It renders the blood impure, ? ? robs the system of energy, banishes the roses from the cheek and the ? sparkle from the eye. It causes wasting and weakness. Happiiy. the ? harm that constipation can do, Beecham's Piits can remedy. This ? l wen-known famity medicine may be described as the natural antidote l for constipation, it stimulates the organs of elimination, cteanses the ? ? system of impurities, and quickiy re-establishes conditions of health. <? C So, if you are interested in the work of health reconstruction you ? wi!! be wise to aval! youfseif of the wodd famous medicine ? BMCban)'5 Pi!is. ? Z Soid everywhere in boxes, tabelled !s-3d and 3s-0d. ? ttUec.2 C 3 { PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE AT THE Amman Valley Chronicle" Office, :A..lW:lW:A.:N"O:R.:D..
Etectrified Seed.
Etectrified Seed. INCREASED YIELDS BY NEW METHODS. if Great Britain is to retain hpf industrial position she must produce more wealth. In every branch of work is this essential. But perhaps the most urgent need to-day is for more <md cheaper food. We must produce thw utmost that we can; every square y<fd must be cultivated and cultivated to the utmost of its capacity. Otd method must be scrapped; new methods mmt be adapted whenever they are proved to be superior to the old. A discovery, which as yet has brought to the notice of very few farmers, was made tv/o or thfeo yean ago m the electrical treatment of aoedt before planting. Although this new method is still more or less in its mfancy, it has been proved successful by a number of practical farmers who have put it to the test. The gain resulting by subjecting such cereals as wheat, barley, and oats to a low voltage current of electricity—thw seed meanwhi!e being soaked in a solu- tton of a metallic salt-is noticeable ia three directions. In the nrst place, the yield of grain n increased; aecondiy, the quality M improved; and thirdly, the straw i. benefited, It is only right to state that the results are not always constant, but if the seed is properly treated and sown promptly in soil of the same qua!it'v and condition, the electrified seed atw.y. yjeids a !arg€ crop than the ua- eioctnned. I COST AND RETURNS. The increase in the weight of th< gram produce has been known to be as little as four bushels to the acre- it has. also been known to be as much M twenty-four bushels. In the majority of instances, however, the increase varies between &ix and sixteen bushe!< per acre. Considering that the sowing of eiec- trified seed entails no additional coat excepting a charge of about !2s. a sack for the treatment, an increase of. say, only six or eight bushels for every acre means a tremendous increase in foo d- stuffs for the nation, and 8J much !arMr retum to the farmer. An average sample of wheat weighs 63 lbs. to the bushel; poor grain may weigh 60 Ibs.; an exceptionally nn. quality may weigh 65 lbs. The in- crease m the weight per bushei noticed in the grain grown from electrined seed may only be two, three, or four !be Per bushej. but even as slight an in- crease as that indicated may mean all the difference between a reai!y good sample and one below the average. In othez words, it may mean a coosidef- able djiaerencc in the feeding value of the grain produced, a result from which the fanner and tho consumer alike benent. MORE AND BETTER STRAW. It has been stated that the straw m also benefited. The increase in thia dtrectton is shown in three ways. Fmt of all, electrined seed tillers more than the untreated, that is, the former thfoww up more straws from each seed. In the second place the length of the straw is usually greater when the seed hae been treated. It may be that the straw therefrom is only an inch or two longer, but, on the other hand. It M frequently as much as eight inches longer. In very few cases has no increase been found. Lastly, the strength and stoutneaa of the straw are increased. The direct result of this is that the crop Is much less liable to be beaten down by stonns. To be able to safeguard against such loss moans a greater average production annually over the whole country. Up to the present it can only be stated with conndence that the electrin- cation of seed M perfectly satisfactory with wheat, barley, and oats. Tcste have been made with many other seeds, but although these go to shew that all kmds of annual plants are benefited by electrifying the seed, the experiments have not been advanced sumciently to allow of certain results. But In the case of these three seeds the case for electricity has been proved, and It behoves the fanner to take a dvantage of this new method.
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