Monmouth Guardian and Bargoed and Caerphilly Observer

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P E. GANEC^g'HTO.  ) LTD I. l'i and Ga?e. U!J. FURKI TUBS, [ .J! .L 1 ¡" ,iI': CARPETS, I }>, .< j ,j., ..A.tlJ,.A.J '? ??r j U r??? ??.? ? COVERINGS; f! I -N. r,;J ,\oj, .ii'J I. ,t,. V V .L:.J .4. ,¿ U BEDSTEADS & BEDDING. 1 "'t,' 1 ¡' A Jt .I 't<¡¡, l iî ,J ,I" > ''5 II.T 6- .V/ "],;fJ ((7). ¥dj« ",I !w)t '>=:'=-' ;(;' ") ¡ ? J. "> I! «, '¡J, f /d 1:< ,I' l<j/ j. ¡-,})i!, JI 'i :i' 4 ft. 6 -An. Oak Sideboard £8 8s. B IS P HftoTilllTBS ,I, t1 !ilH I -rt f' 11 1 v,a. 'IL/ II. Ii :In all Styles at Moderate Prices. G KN E'S !38 &4? Queen St. G A ?LTI JLJ 0 C R -D I P ILL GOODS CARRIAGE PAID TO NEAREST RAILWAY STATION. f TT r B A ? A T? A  t & J &a& J?M?? s'?J)Lt P (ALT BaiGHT ALE). LI i\,l, l,l J. ¡h Analyst'sReport The Laboratory, 69, Dock Street, Newport, Mon., September 13th, 1905. Messrs. A. Buchan & Co., Rhymney. Dear Sirs, I have analysed a sample Gallon of your "ALL BRIGHT: ALE" received from you in Screw-Stoppered Flagons, and beg to hand you my Report. This is a most inviting looking beverage, being absolutely i free from all traces of turbidity, and, as its name implies, itf [ bright to the last drop. The results of my analysis shew it to be a Light Bitter Beer of the very highest grade of purity, and in my opinion, is £ the product of Malt and Hops of first-class quality. The amount of Alcohol present renders it strictly a Light t Ale, and its aroma and flavour are excellent. The characteristic bitter of the Hops being well in evidence it forms a most agreeable drink. > There is not the slightest trace of any objectionable metallic substance present, and I consider it a very High-class Beer in every respect. if Being sent out in Screw-Stoppered Flagons its high m aeration is preserved to perfection in consequence, and there Is no chance of its suffering in condition. i '■ I consider it a distinct advance in Bottled Beers for Table fl j use, and its high general excellence should command a ready sale. It raally is a splendid sample of Beer, and I muat congratulate you on its production. I am, dear Sirs, Yours faithfully, GEORGE R. THOMPSON, Public Aanalyst. BELIGIOU3 COFFEE. IllIE" .f. '&1' For Breakfast & after Din-ner. fZ> I/l  IMm)WU43 'i¿1  .f. t;& 3 ?S[rn.X?:?.???7'SSCar?T'?°t??; ess M < ??' ? .?.-?C.M-?-T-;L< ?-.? ?tjjt ?BSO?UTELY PURE /???? ?ERBPORB BEST ?C?M? -'7" ..iij C. « 2. • i u._ rr»y • ,1 "*I < A rV <! W?owW?!?h'sF??k??h. Xi ILV« C« "Jt. C L "< .< :< Pr?mrtnndro?:h!n rt L-i'?. T)r<')-?yd.L.'tif?.<t?.r'' CEXiTlFIfATJCof MEKiTat tlio T«*ihffi>ian 11)0 Years' J)qj\j(:¡:n 6('r\ hy >• •. Soi l in box, 13 and 3J-, of all Chemist*, or post f, f I; fa??"? CATHERINE VEAI'SLEY (pl, r.0 ??.? 47. tta'nlm rr!i;i> fcad. >r-i n. M. ?.- :i Tomls •mm-' t'! tt J J ..4 rT1 t.j :"): th6nl. ¡;J h17a1\j;lr FOR l,\n:ES m+if w FORt-A??ES 3'. O B R9 ?h.tM.l?an.!3;(rh. ??? 8 W ? 0"0), Of ?!!<)'.?rEH'9.orpf:.t ? B Eat B?<? free irata Sole lJropriet-t*. E. T. TOWLE A CO.. Ltd., 33. l.Qj'O ROW, NOTTt;ir,A:.l. OBACCOSI CIGARSI CIGARETFLSI T'*vr* tJiowT* »t M^umt^rtrrrrj <»*» Lf« .loft.; if. ,tIIl'1' .t 1"}""{':S1i" 11:J.n7 eo(h 1.»4 .n..¡¡. fijtiufT, tn* In >W ert!j 4. iir. Zi llr lllut u> of <*tir or %s !yt'r!<<A Cr*! ?rc.. r.¡= '?r<?t.. n?-<n?:-?.? SU ROJ GAL f\1A?UFACTUn<N<5 Co. I Dept. V., SLrK.3tCAL J !>i?F W DCT,T. Y., every in « *'y"r J'nv«i- lin i< fqtrsip- 4*or n • > ?h.- n etc. Good* nut approved of exchanffed, 1" ,!t¡;uJ List Fra.. Hot WtttfB<)'tjet???tJ? I

RHYMNEY VALLEY EDUCA- TION COMMITTEE. I The ordinary meeting of tho mana- gers of the Rhymncy Valley (Mon- mouthshire section,) group of schools was held at New Tredegar on Monday, at which there were present, Aid. N. Phillips, J.P., chairman, Alderman J. Edwards, J-P., vice -cli airni an, Messrs W. S. Nash, J.P., Edgar I>avi(:?, Albert Thomas, J.P., D. Jones, D. Williams, H. J. Jones. T. P. William?, J. Evans, Rees Harris, J.P., D. T. Williams, with Mr Langmaid deputy 'I clerk. Before proceeding with the ordinary business, the chairman moved a vote of condolence with Councillor Albert Thomas, on the death of his wife. He said that anyone who had passed through such .trouble knew what a sad afftir, it was to lose one's partner in life. lie hoped that he would be spared for a long time to bring up his children in the best possible way—Mr John Edwards seconded the motion, and said the grief must be very great to anyone to lose his wife. He was sure they all deeply sympathised with Councillor Albert Thomas in is sad bereavement.—The motion was car- ried in silence. The following appointments-were confirmed: Samuel Jones and Mrs Jessie Morgan, to Elliot Town, Mrs C. A. Chambers, to Aberbargqed Infants, Mrs M. M. Jenkins anct- rs E. H. Rowlands, to Cefn Forest Mixed, Mrs Mary,'jsHughe.^ to Cefn Forest Infants, Mrs M..Veater, to Fleur-de-lis Mixed. A letter was read from the director of Education stating, that owing, to the shortage of male teacbers it was now proposed to grant temporary appointments as emargency teachers. Applications from students at the Ilengoed county schools for appoint- ments as P.T. was granted. A letter was. read from Mr Badge one of the attendance officers, stating that in accordance with instructions, he had called with a parent respecting the late attendance of her child 'at school and in doing so was-struck in the face.—It was decided to take proceedings against the party. An application was received from the Head teacher of the Cefn Forest school asking instructions respecting a child outside the school area to attend that school.—It was decided that as the child was in indifferent to attend the Cefn Forest school, in preference to being compelled to go to a school more remote.

FOOD CONFERENCE AT I CARDIFF. j A well-attended conference of represeiitatives of Trade Unions and Labour and Co-opetative Societies to consider the food supply was heid at the Whitehall Rooms, Cardiff, on Saturday. Mr Thomas RichardM, M.P., who presided, said they required a complete centralisation upon es- sentials. They were jcaUing upon tin Government to give ttp tinkering with the. question of food supply and to l'ee that some reascd y was fo V r e. (Applause.) Lord DevoBpcrt had given theth ft' vt-ry interrsting descrip- tion of how a cargo of beans bad been in the hands of gamblers on th« way from Bnrma h to this coQTttjry ten times before be- stc-ppt-d iii, flnd in- stanced this as evidence of his vigil- ance and that of his Department. (Laughter.) In his (the speaker's) opinion it was a striking example qf the methods thfct these profit patriots had been allowed to use untramm^ Don up to the thud year of the war. HL. was surprised on inquiry that thp- bean s bt:) ODietjmes ate cost him £ 100 a ton, but which the (.overqment foIdrl ccst only 9,37. It W,18 g. ttiiig moie evident every day that tLe .Govern- ment must at. ouce ti«ke in their hands" tLe whoie question of the supply c^f food aud see that tho priccs, were within reach of the people. Mr W. J. Whitmy, Tredegar, proposed a resolution calling npon the Government to purchase all essential imported foodstuffs and commandeer or control all home- grown fcod, ships, and transport facil- ities, so that the consumer should eecure the full benefit and pioportion- al regulation on a family basis, and that bread be F-old at a price not d- cetding 6d per quartern loaf. 3dr J. T. Clatwouby aecoiidcd, and gaid j that if the Governtoeut bad ttiked the contrd of shipping at the bewinnidg of the war thtre would not have ht^n such great increase in prices. The working olassea were beginning to feel the great pressure and to resent this exploitation of focd. Mr Fred Bramlev, of fho Workers' War Emer- gency National Committee, ear-ported, ;ënd instonoing casos of-profiteering, < xplained I)o,.v rt farmer who produced potatoes ojo. 48 acres d lavd made a profit cf £ 2-,713. thereon. The agri. cultural interest of this country bad ntflde enormous fortunes daring the war by eJrploiti rg the people. (Shame.) Yet the Goyrrnmont guaranteed the fnrnjer' a miuicinm I \YRI!I\ for the skilled labc»nf-er. The! resolution was carricd unanimously. t,' Mips M. Paiiister; Brynmawr, pro- posed a resolution urging that powers be given to local authorities to set up spf-einl food control committees, with co-opted representatives of Labour, co-operative and industrial women's organisation, in order to secure an equitable, local distribution of food. stuffs and the institution of municipal food services. Failing prompt and satisfactory measures being taken by the Govertimfcrit, the resolution urged that a rational dput.,tion should 8-ppcal,in perBon to. Parliament. The resolution was cilrrit-d unaniinously.

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