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COAL. FLOUR. FEEDING STUFFS. BASIC SLAC. LIME.  RADNORSHIRE Ck> I TC'NG CO.. LTD. The Company are keen cash buyers for their Large requirements at 21 branches as well as their wholesale trade. This is the reason they are able to sell at prices lower in many cases than their com- petitors can buy at, AND TREY ALWAYS CARRY OUT THEIR BARGAINS. Telephones: 7, Knighton; 52, Llandrindod Wells; 24, Llanidloes. •I ksk for Quotations from nearest Depot, 01 Head Office, Knighton. I BREECHES. READY-TO-WEAR. TO cut Breeches correctly demands skill above the ordinary. That our Breeches are cut and made properly is proved by the fact that we have a very large number of customers who always buy their Breeches here. Our Breeches fit snugly below the knee, and yet allow perfect freedom. They are comfortable, and the elcths are woven expressly for these garments. We guarantee them to give excellent wear. All Sizes 12/6 to 25/- per pair. I I IOhpc ]x"site 1 -VAJBRECON/ I Ihc Monument N i BEN. EVANS & cot S BLANKETS & DOWN QUILTS. I I I SPECIAL OFFERS FOR THIS WEEK: 400 PAIRS ALL WOOL CLOTH BLANKETS Size about 2 yards by 2! yards, weight 71b. SPECIAL PRIOE, 25s PER PAIR. 420 Down Quilts j 420 Down Quilts Covered with Good French Printed Sateen on both sides, thoroughly ventilated/size 6ft. by 5ft., double bed size. IIr SPECIAL PRICE, 25s. EACH. The above Lines are recommended for their excellent value. Carriage paid anywhere in the British Isles." • ———MM— ORDERS BY POST PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Telegrams: EVAHS, SWANSEA. Telephone: 1015, CHNTBAL. BEN. EVANS & Co., Ltd., SWANSEA. The Kino Picture House, BUILTH WELLS. TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAYS, at 8 o'clock each evening. MATINEE SATURDAYS AT 3. Every Tuesday the Serial Drama "aKEED," j r THURSDAYS— ADVENTURES OF TERENCE O'ROURKE. LIVERINE THE OIMCIUL FISH MEAL SWMA S HENS LAY. Buy a 7-lb. Bag from your Corn Dealer. If your Corn Dealer does not stock Liverine, please let us have his name and address. LIVERINE Ltd.. GRIMSBY. 1916-1917. PLANTING SEASON. AUTUMN.—Commence lifting First week in I October, keeping on until the end of March, 1917. Larch lift. to 2ft, and 2-ff I to 3ift. Scotch Fir, It to 2ft. Spruce Fir, 11 to 2ft. Austhian Pine, 1-f I to 2ft. Quick Thorn, It to 2ft. and 2 to 3ft. Prices upon application per 1000. Ornamental Shrubs and Roses of all kinds. Fruit Trees of all the leading kinds. Contract planting at per acre. ÅPPLY To DANIEL WEATHERLEY. Caeau Nurseries, Nr. Builth Wells, Breeonshire. brl20/216 Dale, Forty & Co. FAMOUS MODELS IN PIANOS, GURANTEED FOR- High Musical Quality. Perfection of Touch. Arfeisfcks Case Designs. Fawck wad Durability. Good Value for Money. Our Catalogue shows- Lowest Cash Prices, Low Scale of Gradual Payments. Dale, Forty & Co. LIMITED. High Street and Castle Arcade, CARDIFF. Telephone, 1108. br858 JONES'MUSIC SALOON, 59, HIGH STREET, IERTHYR TYDFIL, FOR COLISEUM REGAL WINNER BULLDOG AND DIAMOND RECORDS. (Every Tige stooked), also 3,000 Titles of PATHE DISCS AND LARGE STOCK OF COLUMBIA CELEBRITY RECORDS. Orders to Value of 9/- Carriage Paid. bl081/201 Cambrian Railways. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE POULTRY IN- DUSTRY TO THE NATION'S FOOD SUPPLY. IN NORMAL YEARS WE SPEND z69,5009000 NINE-AND-A-HALF MILLIONS On Eggs imported into this Country. Cannot some of this immense sum be kept in the hands of English and Welsh Agriculturists ? Production and Patriotism are synon- ymous terms. Ask yourself the question :-Cannot I keep Poultry ? To further the development of the Egg and Poultry Industry the co-operation of the Agricul- tural Organisation tociety has been secured, who are prepared to arrange for Speakers to address Meetings in various districts. Persons interested in the movement and desirous of having such a Meeting held in their district should apply to any of the Station Masters or to Mr sohf ould ;FR ,G WILLIAMS, Superintendent of the Line, Oswestry. Oswestry, Oct., 1916. S. WILLIAMSON, flol General Manager. SHIPPING NOTICES. J' THE W, T Is GREATEST RAILWAY. Palatial Modem Steamers on the Atlantic and Pacinc (Managers and Agents: Canadian Pacific Pacific Services, Ltd.) linking Canada with Europe and with Asia. Fast Freight Services from Europe to the rich markets of the New World. Ship your goods via Canadian Pacific. Through tickets at lowest rates to all districts in CANADA, UNITED STATES, JAPAN, MANILA, CHINA, NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, AND ROUND THE WORLD. Parcels by DOMINION EXPRESS to Canada and U.S.A. Apply CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, 18, St. Augustine's Parade, Bristol, or Local Agents everywhere. Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Ltd MANAGERS AND J&GENTS. — CANADIAN PACIFIC LINES. — LIVERPOOL TO ST. JOHN N.B. Missanabie, Fri., Nov. 24 ) Metagama, Fri., Dec. 8 LONDON TO ST. JOHN N B. Milwaukee (Cargo only)..Sat., November 11th. AVONMOUTH TO ST. JOHN N.B. Montfort. Cargo only.Friday, Nov. 24th TO JAPAN-Manila-CHINA (from Vancouver) Empress of Russia Nov. 30th Empress of Japan Dec. 14th ——— ALLAN LINES ——— LIVERPOOL TO ST. JOHN N.B. Corsican, ,Fri., Nov. 17 ( Scandinavian, Fri. Dec. 1 CorsicanI,??:FNriD., ON TO ST. JOHN, N.B. (Cabin Passengers only). Corinthian Saturday, November 18th. Sailings from Glasgow, and Havre on application. CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, Ltd., 18, St. Augustine's Parade, Bristol; Royal Liver Building, Liverpool. I ALLAN BROS. & Co., U.K., Ltd. (Traffic Agents), James Street, Liverpool, or Local Agents Everywhere. COAL PRICES. Ask the Breconshire Agents their prices for best Coals before ordering. Avoid exorbitant prices and get your supplies direct from THE BRECONSHIRE COAL & LIME Co., LTD., BRECON. Truck loads any Station. JOHNSTON FOR BRITISH GROWN BULBS AND FLOWER ROOTS. WREATHS un OTHER FLORAL DESIGNS. 227, OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA. Telephone, 567 Central. bl77/217 THE Glasbury-on-Wye and Hay Branch OF THE BRECON AND RADNOR FARMER'S UNION Have decided to hold a Jumble Sale at Hay on Thursday, December 14th, 1916. The proceedings will be opened by Mr Mason k Glanhenwye), Gifts of sheep, fowls, geese, turkeys, but- ter, eggs, vegetables, etc,, will be gratefully received. Proceeds in aid of the British Farmers' Red Cross Funds, and the Belief of Allies FúndB. Auctioneers :—Messrs F. G. Price (Tal- garth), and Henry Byron (Hay). Mr W. Price (chairman). Mr J. W. Jones (Treasurer). Mr W. Sheldon, Llowes. ) Mr A. E. Havard, Tyruched, f- Secretaries. Glasbury. ) b256/218 BUILTH WELLS FAT STOCK SHOW & SALE under the auspices of the Builth Branch of the ..Brecon and Radnor Farmers' Union. THE FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW WILL BE HBLD ON Monday, December 11th, 1916. Last year's prize schedule has been adopted, with the Auctioneer's and Cake Prizes. Entries close December 6th (Fair Day). Entries received by the Hon. Sec., JOHN A. EVANS, Auctioneer and Valuer, b265i209 Ysciog, Builth. J Brecknock Union. TEMPORARY MASTER OF WORKHOUSE. HE Guardians of the above Union invite ap- plications for the appointment of MASTER of their Workhouse at Brecon. The appointment will be a temporary one, from the 1st January next, for the period of the absence on Military Service of the present Master. Candidates must be ineligible for Military Service, have had Poor-Law experience, be com- petent to manage the Institution, keep the necessary books and accounts, prepare and make up the case papers relating to the Inmates of the- Workhouse, and to perform all the, duties pre- scribed by the orders of the Local Government Board. The Salary will be £ 50 per annum, with fur- nished apartments, rations, and washing, and be subject to the usual deductions under the Poor- Law Officers' Superannuation Act, 1896, for: which purpose the emoluments are valued at ,£50.1 The successful Candidate will be required to give security in the sum of £ 200. Applications, tin candidate's own hand-writing) j to be made on forms (which may be obtained from the undersigned), together with copies of t-hree testimonials of recent date, must reach me not later than THURSDAY, THE 23RD NOVEMBER, 1916. Selected Candidates will receive due notice to attend on the day of election. Third-class railway fares and reasonlable ex- penses will be allowed. E. J. HILL, Deputy-Clerk to the Guardians. H). Castle Street, Brecon, 4th November, 1916. b235/218 Robert McTurk, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having any claims against the Estate of Robert McTurk, Jate of Cnewr, in the County of Brecon, who died on the 25th day of January 1916, are hereby requested to forthwith send in par- ticulars of same to the undersigned. DAVID JOHNSTONE & CO., The Solicitors to the Executors. 31a. Corn Street, Bristol. b25'õ 218 XMAS FAT STOCK SHOWS & SALES. MESSRS J. BIBBY & SONS, Ltd., beg to 1' announpe that they are again offering SPECIAL PRIZES at BUILTH WELLS & BRECON Xmas Fat, Stock! Shows and Sales ft r AnimalsFadon their Cakes and Meals, purchased from J. S. DAYIES, Silverdale, Builth Wells. CRICKHOWELL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. JUMBLE SALE (Organised by the Crickhowell Branch of the Brecon and Radnor Farmers' Union). Proceeds towards the British Farmers' Red Cross, The Penoyre Hospital, and Soldiers' Tobacco Funds. Hon. Auctioneers: MESSRS. STRAKER, SON & CHADWICK (F.A.I.). Miscellaneous and Saleable Articles are kindly invited. b263/218 W. POWELL, J. HOWELL, Hon. Sees.

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