The Cambria Daily Leader

I BATES' BULLETINS. I Did you forget about the fire- bricks"' \\V liave Hie OIKS in stock tlijib will rod HOC your coal consumption and yet gi\e you the same heat m before. At last Vacuum Cleaners that (by suction) really do clean.! Special 17 6 mode] for 14/6. Only a, few 1 eft. Think ahead 1 What about giving the wife one for a Xmas Present" She will appreciate. it long before Xmas conies when she finds nut how easy it becomes to turn out and clean a. room with a Vacuum Cleaner. Here are a few of our prices. Can you beat them elsewhere? Galvanized Buckets, 1/8 each. Cocoa Broorns, 10id, each. Enamelled Saucepans, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9 each. American Petrolsum, 1/4 per gallon. Incandescent Mantles, 4d. each. y A. BATES, Ironmonger, THE UTILITY STORES, I 44, St. Helen's Road, Swansea. I TO MORROW! « j Opening Chapters |i TO MORROW, j .Jf!>ø;J¥Î!!t>;t1:t1K*  1"% § Lv reat wes R omance,I A 7 T? 7 N ow First Published, 2.? J' ?? ?M??????€?? f THE MARRIAGE | I H LT4IA m t ,OF MARI 1BY I "EMTH €. KENYON, J i 11 1 v. ö L.il I J 1 "J, (THE NEW ALLEN RAIN.E). Opening Chapters WILL APPEAR IN THE I ? iT? °I if i ?? ?.<r& 6! S fn ? s 's'v S ?*&. ?? ?s ?? "Cambria Daily L ea der TO-MORROW. p DITH C. KENYON, "the new Allen Raine," is a tried and proved favourite amongst readers of newspaper serials. The Marriage of Mari" is written in her best vein, and is an exceedingly clever study of widely differing types of character. All classes of readers will be attracted by it. The love element is strong and excellently developed, while the sensational side of the story )s never harsh or improbable. gI The critical serial reader will assuredly not be I! disappointed. The Marriage of Mari" 4T"~ Mr. Hughes, of Bryncaredog, is dying. hL Like many another man, he has been careless about essential things, and he I realises too late that on his death his daughter | Mars and his son Ivor wslL be penniless, whtle |J his second wife and her son Tom will inherit all he possesses. I The story develops on sensational lines, and I shows how an unscrupulous woman can make 1 havoc of the lives of those who stand in the way of her own advancement, and how, to |I attain her own ends, she will trample ruthlessly i on the happiness of others. 1 Opening Chapters TO-MORROW.

BRITONFERRY COUNCIL. I Heavy Rainfall in September. Ttte monthly meeting of the liritoniVrry District Council was held on Thursday evening, Councillor James Thorns. J.P., preisidjng. Among the members present was Lieut.-col. W. It. Hunter, en a visit, aDd looking remarkably -well. The Water Engineer reported that rain bad fallen every day during September, with a rainfall of as com- pared witii 1 .(13 inches during the saDIe month last year. An application from the two clerks em- ployed at the Gas Works for an increase ¡ cf wages of .?. t?r week was granted. An in<;rp?? of 5e. pr w??k w&s also granted the lIbranan of the Public Library.—A recommendation of the Medical Officer that Nurss Shaw be paid Che sum of 2-)0 per annum was granted. HALF-YEAR'S ESTIMATES. I The accountant of the Council (Mr. H. M. Ellis). submitted his half-yearly esti- mate,. which showed the receipts for the past half-year of £ 2,7>6, and the payments for the same period £ 2.706, leaving an overplus of (if|. A rate of 2s. 2d. in the £ for the half-year was decided- upon. This is the 6aiiie rate as the previous half- year. A CINEMA LICENSE. A further application was made by Mr. E. R. G. Saph for a c inema licence for the old Primitive Methodist Chapel. The solicitor making the application, stated lie had taken counsel's opinion, "-Jiic'i was to the effect that the previous decision of the; COlwcil was not justified, seeing that two members of the Council wero also members of another Cinema Committee, who had opposed the applica- tion at a recent, meeting. Councillor Bran-ch raised a point of order, seeing that the Council had already had the matter before them and had made their decision. Councillor Roberts moved that the license be granted and this was seconded, by Councillor Hill.—An amendment was proposed by Councillor Da vies, and se- conded by Councillor Gethin- On a vote being taken the motion was carried by six. votes to four. Councillor Branch gave notice of a re- il solution that this motion be rescinded within seven days from the date of the present meeting. I SUPPLY OF HOUSE COAL. The question of the supply of house coal supplies for the inhabitants was again: brought forward, and Mr. A. li. Dew, i solicitor for the* Port Talbot and Briton- j ferry Coal Merchant Association, attended and put forward the case of the coal mer- chants. A discussion ensued as to the legality i of the Council to sell coal. Councillors D ivies, Branch, and Gethin maintaining that they intended carrying out the scheme. I Councillor Roberts proposed that no steps be taken to buy coal for twelve months, but this motion was ruled out of order. It was stated that although supplies of coal had been asked for, there were no collieries who could supply. Councillor Gethin suggested that the Council open a local colliery.

RELIGIOUS HARMONY. Pembrokeshire Viiiage Church Jubilee. The little church at Mittin Cross. Pm- brokeshire, which celebrates its -jubiloe this week-end, is a strong example of re- ligious harmony. Denominational rivalry is unknown in this little retreat (writes a, correspondent), and Baptists. Presby- terians, Wesleyans, Congregafcionaliats, and Church people unite in one common worship within its waJIg. for each Sunday it draws into its fold all church-going people in the district. It was at the sug- gestion of a Baptist minister that a Pres- byterian minister founded the church, and a Church woman, Lady Philipps, of Picton Castle, performed the opening ceremony. The first minister was the Rev. W. James, M.A., <1W 'he present pastor is the Rev. Richard Williams. The diaooni-te has included Baptists. Presbyterians and Methodists, imd the conductors hare in- cluded a Churchman, whilst, the present organist is a Wesley an., and Mrs. Nicholas, a Congregationalist, hospitably entertains any minister who visits Mittin. The pre- sent pastor is supported by the following l&y preachfrs:—Mr. R. SiYM?tt. Havcr- fo1'dwet (Wesleyan), Mr. C. H. Lawrence (rresbyt?rian\ Mr. Simon Da vies and Mr. Saies (Baptist), Mr. Jones and Mr. Gabby Pem broke Dock, Mr. C. Thomas, Regally, and Mr. T. H. Roberts (Presbyterian's). Three of the present church members were present at the opening ceremony fifty years ago.

I LATEST I J SENSATIONAL 1 The whole district has been else- g « trifled by the sensational oppor- g B tunities for securing unheard-of gg M bargains at g I H. SAMUEL'S GREAT I S LE> A m II g And now further price reductions » g 1 are converting every article into a M | money-saving Bpportunity which E 1 you simply cannot resist. Probably g g never again can you secure such g I astounding bargains-so make the E g most of the A'?n? ,???  B thousands ? *??????<? I I of st!ng to?  ??'t)  S o f?e r s i n F T?  I °5 ersln S £ I /«, | thewin-F?? ''?.St—- dows to- 8 I I day: F ?'<?, ??? ? F S I u n}'c LOSE WO 'tlgr" tl- t b j T!ME! ?? ? ?? I 1 TIME! £ » 'o I A fete  /|| fi ?r?oYn oj?'?9  J?' ??j S DIAMOND AND SAPPHt?E RINGS. I S Exquisitely hnish?d in 11211- £ S marked solid Goid, st with «« sp> /KJ ?g | Diamonds and Sapphires or 15/ B n KubiM. Bt i I ELECTRO-SILVER TEAPOT. I g Heavily Electro. slver plated, I S and ricbly engraved. Full s'xe. gj /A B 1 Magnificent b?gaia, often sold @ g B at i5?6. I ? MASSIVE BUCKLE KEEPER RING. I 1 a Handsomely curved 9 ct Ha)i-  K § marked Gold. Often 15/6, H M 1 DAINTY COLD BROOCH, | S !n '?w trefoil design, Mauttf?iy ? F? gj 1 Sniped in 9-ct. et "i!b if,t413 S iusttous gem. Anting ofter. ? gE B HANDSOME COLD LOCKET, |j S Richly chased Go)d heart-.shaped ? F? g?! B Locket, w)th hue pearl 7 iceutre. 6/01 R Sensational^ value. g I S NECKLET AMB PEKDANT. 1 B Dainty Gold Necklet, wth ex- ■ B quisitely designed pendant, set ^B1 0 with Pearls. Amethysts, .? SRjj ??P e^L C6lD  ??'?  1 ?f.0??r.???.?? CLUSTER b,nc' tt*???? Fsqn'sitety set kI @ ?trt??-wtthcinsterofUiamonds ? ? fjf% 9 and h'strons centre stone, in'18/s aj halt oarked Gold. j I CASE OF FISH EATERS. |l 1 of 6 Uectro Siive.-pttted  Fish Knives and Forks in band. ? /? scme case, complete, SAFETY RAZOR SET. Nieke)-p1.i'ed Safety Razor and  six blades, in cnm?ct leather  F  c.as Extraordinary Sale offearn. 413 if COLD BRACELET WATCH. Perfect timekeeper, in beautifully B 1 finished Go:d self-ciosins  H Bracelet of latest 42'6 i j ) design. CASH GIVEN I R A FOR COLD I Y sort, JEWEiLERY, If you have any a b?' ??'.<?'?? ??- ? G o] d Jc-wcUcr?' j ?? ??t?? you ?'c nctl  H. ??? ?-\ Samuel ?ill 1 I ? ?o?-?, ? Samuel will 1 ???? ?\ ? beplea.edtc I '&&?e.? give you the i Idio full value I H in Cash. P CALLT8-BAY!! Full Month's Tl'il. Baii Fares Paid. I =H.SAMUEL= ? Watchmaker to the Admiral(il, II 265, OXFMBST.1!  j (??) StMM§E?. ? ? BIg Clock "f1J II. I and at Can?tiff, Merthyr, Newpot, ¡ ? etc.. g I If You cannot c&R, write for Free CahttecM E j ? ? to MM'?t.. î 1 0, Iftrket St., Manchester. 

-1 LATE MR. WM. LEWIS. There was a large attendance at the' funeral of Mr. William Lewis, M.A., headmaster, of the Llanellv Intermediate C'húol, and one of the founders and secre- tary of the Welsh County Schools Associ- ation, at Llanelly on Thursday. To en- able the teachers to attend, the Borough Education Committee ordered that the schools under their jurisdiction should, be closed and the teaching fraternity was well represented, while the scholars of the Intermediate Boys' School also formed part of the cortege. The Rev. Rhys Grif- fiths, M.A. (Park Congregational Church) officiated at Penvbryn, while the Rev. D. Geler Jones (vieat) performed the rites at Felinfoel Churchyard. The mourners wert: Messrs. Dd. Lewis, Merthyr (brother), —. James (father-in- law), Arthur James, Alfred James, Willie Smith (nephew), J. Williams (brother-in-j law), and J. Lewis Smith (nephew). Thei following deacons of Park Congregational Church acted as bearers: Messrs. D. G. WiHiaJUR. B. E. Jonc?, Walter John, Dd. John (Queen Victoria-road), T. J. Den- ni<=on. J. H. Williams, Frederick Thomas, and RoberS: Stuart. Among those present were nearly all the' town ministers, the members of the! Borough Council, Intermediate School managers and masters, representatives of tilt, Committee, Borough Education Committee, Carmarthenshire Education Committee, and Prince of j Wales Lodge of Freemasons.

"ROSE DAY." I Swansea's Ef-ilort for Dr. Barnardo's I Homes. Thero will be a Itow, Day at Swansea on Saturday in aid of Dr. Barnardo's! Homes. Mr. (h W. Edgecumbe. who is organising the affair, told a Leador" I representative that there would uq ( children selling roses, the ige limit bfeing H;, There is ttill room for a few more, and ladies desirous of helping should notify Mr. Edgecnmbe at the Y.M.C.A without delay. The hon. treas^er is M r. C. C. Vivian, of the London City and Midland Bank.

I IN HOSPITAL AT SALONIKA. I Mr. Fred Tu rner, of Mount Pleasant, Swansea, a well known member of tho Empire orchestra, has Teceive( news from i Sa?nika th?t Ins ?on. R?naM. j.? in 'hoa- j pital thct'c f)nS'crin? from malaria fever. • Mr. Turner's brother-in-law. Ptl". Dudley Thomas, of the Canadian Regimen^ wu kJWl in France roo^tly.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. LFWtS—On Monday, October 25rd, at "The Croft," Morriston, to Mr. and Mrs. Tallie Lewis, a son A/C10-27 SWA1'SO.N,Ou October 34th, at n. Soutn Hill Park, Ha-mpste-ail, NAV., to Mr. and Mra. 11,. Hunter SwainsorC a eon. 144A.10-27 DEATHS. HARRIS.—On October 24th, at 36, Marl- boro ush-road, Richard IIarris, 51. Fuiiexal on Saturday at 3.15 for Gockett. RKKS.—On the 25th inst., at 5, Verig-street, Manselton, Hannah, beloved wife of W m. Ree«. Funeral Saturday, at 4.15, for gell.T. Gentlemen only. 143A10-27 M U TT Kits .—On October 24th, at 5, Jeffrica- place, Swansea, Emily Mutters. Funeral Sfiturday, October 28th, leaving the house at 2.45 for St. -Nicholas Church- 142A10-27 S'YMOXS.—On Octobar f (i( 11:, iirynymor-road, Swansea, W H. Symons. Puolic funeraJ Monday, lot -.30. Cv m- i trelly. Gentlemen only. 145A10-28 CAWKER.—On the 25th inst., at 5. The Grove. Sketty, Frank Garaant Cawker, agei 46 years. No liowers. 144A-10-27 THANKS FOR SYMPATHY. DAVIFiS.—Mrs. Daviea and family, of 9. SloaDe-.EtreeT wish to thank their numer- ous friends for sympathy and floral tri- butes sent in their recent sad bereave- ment. 143A10-28 MARRIAGES. THOMAS—SLAFEK.-On the 26th irst.. at Argyll: Chapel, Swansea, 'by the Hey, A. Wynne Thomae, Irene K. fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thonias, of 5. St. Albans-road, Swansea. io.JLrthur, eldest son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Eli Sladen. 127, Weastern-street, Swansea. ^145A10-28

< WREATHS, BOUQUETS, &c., by "KITLEY S," THE SPECIALISTS IN AIjL FLORAL DESIGNS. CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUSB FOR GLASS WREATHS. OPPOSITE RATIOSAL SCHOOLS. OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA, (Tel., 21y oentraii ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, Tbs Most Up- to-date Florist in Swansea. Wreaths, BOUQUETS, and other FLORAL DESIGNS, arranged in the Latest London Style. 2V. OXFOR D-STREET. SWANSEA. Telephone: 567 Central. i "i C3 LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. PREPAID RATES. SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED,! HOUSES WANTED AND TO LET. Twenty words and under, three insertions, one shilling; 3d. for every additional five words. Six insertions, one shilling and sixpence; 6d. for every additional! live words. LOST AND FOUND. Three insertions, one shilling and sixpence;, for twenty words, and 4d. for every additional 5ve words. BIRTH, felARRI ApE, DEATH, IN MEMORIAM, &c., NOTICES. One insertion, one shilling for twenty words, and 4d. for every additional five words. Verses: 6d. per line. TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Twenty words, three insertions, two shil- lings; 6d. for every additional five words. Six insertions, two shillings and six- pence; Is. for every additional seven words. The foregoing; are nett prepaid rates. No account will be booked under 2s., and 6d. will be added for booking to every six insertions. Less than five additional words to count I as five. FINANCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Fcurpenco per line first insertion; 3d. per line per insertion afterwards. This scale doc-o not apply to Advertise- ments from Corporate or Public Bodies, Bankruptcy or Liquidation Notices, Sales and Let by Tender Announcements. HEAD OFFICE- LEADER BUILDJNCS, SWANSEA. Telephonesi 1234 Central (11 Lines). Telegramst Loader, Swansea." LONDON OFFICE- T51, FLEET STREET, E.C. Telephone 2276 Central. LLANE-LLY OFFICE- LONDON BUILDINGS, THOMAS ST. Telephones No. 174- NEATH OFFICE- ALFRED STRFET. Telephone: No. 25il DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT. Advertisements in the Situation Vacant column from Firms wliotje business consists wholly or mainly in engineering or ship- building or the production of arm. ammu- nition, or explosives, or of substances re- Quire 1 for the production UiCowi. are, in order to comply with Renulauon 8 (b) of the above Act, subject to tee toilowmg con- ditions N ) person resident more than ten miles away or already engaged on Government j work will be engaged. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATI ONS VACANT. ARF. YOU ANXIOUS to Secure a Good J'\ Position in all unices 'men apply tor me 'LJIAJN.ITU .ù, let ifrec). Specialised Traiiung in Short- nana íi.'itnw.u's or SctiiH), Mypewriting iscolv-kceiung, AiiLhweLic. Rociei Onic-o iJt\ietit;c. etc. Oay. K^emng, aiid Postal Tuition. Proficient Students readily plaoea. teos inoderate. ticihi-NLSii 'l- i lc? OoijLfciiih., il, Ai'axandr«^road. Swaii&oa. Prmcipai: Erneet Victor Ruddeli. B.A.; Vioe-Principai: Hose Jenkins. Central 1259. I' IRST?CLASS BUSINESS AJ'PO!XTMENT? 'JL a,e nQW open t.o ??udonM Trained by i xljE SWANSli^A HLSiA cOLLiiitjfJ^J, o Aietxandxa roiUi. Suoject«: soortnand. Type- writing, Arithm&tic, jjcoK-k-eeping, .hueim* Correspondence. Oihce 1 ractice, etc. Tuvbfou Day and fcwnmg, iro £ i>ectU'S Tret.— j ERNESi VIC]-OK RUDDEUL, BA., Prin- cipai. Oentr&l JSk). PRIVATE CflliiSTMAS O.ARDS.-Minja,- turc Sample Books oroio designs wont please your customers! They want NEW DESiGNb and a uOOD HANuE to choose from. We can furnish you with a M.^GNl- i FlCENT LARGE HOOK of nearly 100 de. sign-" A,J-J, li.EVV TiilS SEASON and LM- MiuNSKLx POPULAR. Wonderful ordtr- setters. Amazing succc-ss. Books Free. i'c.rtt paid. Highest Commission.—MODERN -??LP?" DepL.?, 1'RESTO?. C10., ??/ANTED, ?dy Shor:hand Typist.— V T W rite, with full particulars., w Box P 17," L&.Mier Omc.e 14&AHMO LADY VISITOR Wanted, ?pa:e' tim. Ap- pylies nts shoutd ft-pte tml particulars Q6 to ag.L-, nursing qualincat^ms, and salary expectTxi. Rephes to be t-cdreoseci L-ady Vieit-or, Scottish l.eg;¡,¡l Heiilth Aeisnranoe AliprON-ed Society. M, Wilson-etreet, GLae- gow- 141A10-30 Men and Youths. NAVVIES' Ganger Wanted; mn&t be re-j I liah.e; a?cu?t-omed. to Plateiaying.—' Scott, Contractor, Port Talbot. 144A:l-2 j OUTFITTING.—D. M. Lew? and Oo„ Ltd. ?.7 oxtord-?t-re?.t, has Vacancies for Ex- perienced Young M-en for Olouning and Hai-t. ineligible; >:uUioort>. 144AI1-2 LIGHT Motor Van Driver, able to do JLJ running i-epairs.-T).% vice and Co., Boro' Scores, Swansea. TVTAV VIES Wanted on Pipe-TYack at Mar^ ix gam, near Port Talbot; good pay.— Apply en Job. J39A11-23 G; OOD Driver Wanted; Over military :1g, f —32, Walter-road, Swansea. 142AM)-31 j SMART Van man wanted (ineligible), 40s. t<3 per week and commission to right man.-—No. P 18, Leader Ofiioe. J41A^0->0 T'O BUTCHERS.—Wanted Men or Women, JL with Experience, to Take Charge of brancii Sholw.-A.ppiv. with t. British and Argentina Steat Co. Ltd., 26. Waterloo-street, Swa-U'vecu 141AKW0 DRIVER Wanted: used to horsc3.—Bevan JLJ' and Co., Furm&hcrs. 280. oxford-atr,-et ?w?insca. 14!jalC?-L; "VTAVVIES Wanted at Messrs. Gilbertson's li Steel Works, Pontardawe; wages, 8Jd. i per hour and Id. per hour extra for war bcr.us.— T. Walker, Contractor. 140A11-4 TtfANTED, Experienced Shortiiand Tyu- ist, aeeiistometl to office routine, and ineligible for military gas-vice. Apply North Centra) Wagron Company. Ltd., Swansea. ClO-za MALE Imbecile Attendant Wanted (in- eligible).—Apply Master of the Work- house, Swansea. 140A10-28 ~f ATANTED. Strong Youth for WarehouEe. *V. —Apply, at onc<\ Thorne? and Chivcrn, Wholesale Grocere, Cambrian Bitilditigs. Swansea. 140A10-28 \i\T ANTED: Warehouseman (ineIig-iMe? 1 i. experienced; Rood wagw competent man.—Thoruet't and (Thivers, Wholesale Grocers, Cambrian Buildings, Swansea. 14QA10-28 | Men and Youths. I ROOF.RS.-JlUriCll" and experienced Aasie- G tants Wanted by Davies and Co., Boro' Stores, Swansea. 143A10-28 MOTOR Driver (ineligible) Wanted at -ijJL Swansea, for light deHrcry car.- Apply stating wages. to P 9," Leader Odie, Swansea. TD -u. GROCERY and Provimons.—Wanted. Ex- perienced Hands (ineligible).-Ar)ply. fctatiiiij full particulars, David Williams and Sons, IWAll.1 WANTED for Empire, Swansea: good tV First Oornet; also Fi-?A Vioiiniat.—j Apply to Mr. Tomlinson, Conductor. OiX) j ADVERT.—"Sunny Spain" Revue. All ?jL vacancies filled eroept Tepor and Bari- tone.—Apply Musical Director, Carltoa, Car- diff. or Mackviorth Hotel, Swansea. Men and Women, "TTirANTED, Shorthand Typist for local V V Controlled, iiunition Works.—Write •* H.P. 20," Cambria Daily Lea4er._l44Al(h I C TAYPHIN-'(k.-Want ed, Young Lad ies; C muet have experience in the Cloth ine Department.-Hodgea. and Sons (Olothieiei. Limited, Swansea. lAAAll-I Domestic Servants. TT/"ANTED, Girl as General i-p Fish t i Restaurant; another kept.—Apply G A. Hughes, The Cross. Morriston. <4oA10-28 r HOUSEKEEPER Wanted at once (io-io) JTL for Worlang Man with two children; references required.—Apply E. Davies, Penderry, Dunvant- 14iAlU-iSi IATA NPED, at oncc,, good General Servant: ) T good waes and comfortable home.— Apply to Oliver's, Ystalyfera. 143A11-1 WANTED a Respectable Young (lirl for ITT Housework; to sleep in;. one in family. -AV-ply, between 12 and 4, at ifo, Henrietta- street. 142A10-28 A GOOD Kitchenmaid or General Servant, Awb<) can help with Cooking, Wanted: good wageb.-kppiv Mrs. Salmon, Training College, Swansea. 140a lu-ZH Boys, Girls, Apprentices, etc. R- ESPECTABLE Bov Wanted; good wages. jLi Apoiy 29, Oxford-at re-el, Swansea. c:o^o j .A.:w.rED, a Smart Bey for Colliery i V f, ale8 Ofiice at, Docks; one jus't leav- ing school prefene.d,-Write Box "P 16, <■ Daily Leader, Swansea. 40 A j 0-28 "l^rANTED, an Apprentice to the Dress- W m.iki ng no premium. Also an Aesi8t- ant: part 0l whole time.—Apply 17, Fonty- gwjdr-road, Uplands. f-OH SALIL. j in FuInituî.e s ?. i)?\i<? Corner ?nop. i?rade. ??a.th. 'lh? ??KL?pe?t Snop in IOWU. UP- pooite Cai-t?) ?arKet. j T ?t'AG??CE?T S?t" cLiCjUUt.E HJL iteads, 'i.?u's. '-?c.; ai-o ?, Hfue Sct..??. &iu?leton-t.e:'r?c€. ?4?All-X 117:ÜR SALE, a I.C.S. Elect,n-cel Couree. jj; witn Jive y4.ir,- j/ibnary and XUil benentn 6.èi a stU'dcnt.— iApnlv W .M.B. "40. Cna4de«ley-terrac-a, SWANSEA. 144A10->50 BUFF Orpingtons, Cockerels, and 5 N JD jiHIHt, tour montiis old, 24"E.; make igl.od winter layers of larg-o &jx>«n Uavies. 2;1., Bnitiewick-st-re-fct, Swansea. W4A1030 EGGS, more egsns, and sHlr more eggo a<'? E obtained ?):h Karswood ha,rmL€6? Poultry Spice; packets :L.i.1., W., Chemist, Sketty. j441:-2 "VfEW-LAID Eggs at 3d. each are a ittle i gojd-mine ior users of Karswood Spioe, containing jrrouiid insects, winch always increase ecg output and soxaetimes 4icu le, it; 2d. packet supplies J2 neth- one week.— From Jones, Family Chemist, Poiitardula w* 144All- FOR SALE, Heavy Draught Mare. 7 y?ars. Fwith Colt; also IVo Horses, aped?—Ap- ply W. Turner, Trewyddfa Farm, Mcrri?'n. 143811-1 FOR-SALE:Jh Lot of Wall Paper and FBoydef.-Write "Border, Leader OfUce. Swansea. 143A3(>-28 T750R SALE, a. OIean-i>egged I/ight Van J. Horse, warranted in any harne. aieo tor s&ie, a Light lYoliey.—R. E. Thomas. Strand, Swansea 540A10-30 I "OR SALE, Good Working Hare. 14.2 hends high. I'rice f9. To be oeen at oi and .36, Alexandra-road. Swansea. 0-30 FOR SALE, a Great Dare Dog; colour, golden fawn.—Apply Jenkins, Bryn- gwili. Xingsbridije, Gorseinon G10-34) ;AIA, RaUi Trap, in £ Cod condition. -Appiv Mr. 11. H. Lewis, Llan Cottage. Llangyfelaeh. 140A 10-28 HORSE for Sale, 17 h.h., 6 years old good t i worker in all harness"; price, £ 35.— Apply Arnold Bros.. Idydach..40 A10-28 CGALVANISED Corrugated Sheet*.—50 X Tous of Galvanisevi Corrugated Sheets in stock; price, acoordine to grades. 203.. 24a. and 26s. per inspection invited,— Millr, English and Co.. Ltd CTO BAZAAR Goods.—Toys. Fancy Goods, etc. B every kidd. aevice to Beginners; also bmt spare time agency. 104-page Catalogue ??I'??y (184), George-street. Birmingham. LONDON Time-Table and Red Rail-Guide. JLt —The current ienue of this popular Publication is on Sale ats, all Railway Book- stalls and leadimr Newsagents. Nearly 60C pages, it deals with over 3.000 railway sta- tions. At twopence it is the best and cheap- eat Railway Guide ever published. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. P'-I';¡¡os,-we will Buy Second-hand Pianos, W1 any good condition, and at good prices.—J. Brader and Sons, Wind- st-r *-ct. Swansea. 132A11-30 Thompson & Shackell's Announcements. 1 -L jJ»lAiS OPOETE, by Collard and Collard; -L rosewood case. ivory keys, metal frame; all latest improvements; £3.) 1Z\< cash.—Thompson and Shackell. Ltd., 39. Castle-street. Swansea LOVELY Little Organ-Harmonium, 8 stops, only £3 10s. cash; Estey Organ, 10 stops, two knee swells, high mirror back, £ 16 10s.: Murdoch" Organ, knee swell. onlv £ 5 10s~ Ureat baggains.—Thompson and Shackell, Ltd.. 39. Castie-etreet, Swan- "L. I :"{/trL.UT- Piano7 by Allison and AUin, I'l sli?htb- old-fashioned, oniy Z12 10. cash: Eraid" Piano, cost 50 guineas, &c- cent £ 18 (second-hand). Several other barcains mst arrived.—Thompson and Shackell Ltd.. 39, Critic street. Swan- sea- i /GRAMOPHONE, slightly nsed^ost 1,5 5s., wili accept £2 10s.; New Gramophones. £3 10s. t4 10s., £ 5 10s., etc. Nowls the time to buy. Prices are rising.-Thom]Daon and Shackell, Ltd.. 33, Castle-atreet. Swansea PALMlb i n i. lTTrVO YA^N TE. —~ Ijeonore Ctill 3jet, \? T'u?day). ?. WiUQw&pl&ce, top of Oradock-^ireet; London Celebrity; Wojidei- fui; Mystic, ]%yc-hometriist; Health Special- ist; v-sited by 60.000 (Royalty); hours 4-9. 139AlfNU I ADARE DRUSILLA, (j"ljD-1 iiyjL loma). Palmist, Clairvoyant: Ameri- can Mystic Reartings; Advice daily; hours, 11 to 9.—Address: 60. St. Helen's-road. Swan- sea (opposite Hospital). 143A11-1 MADAME VENO. M.B.I.M?S ?Di?icma). 'N Famoue I?ond-oa Paimift, I?ychio Studies, 222. Ox ford-street, Swan,sea. Gla-m. lopiKwite National Schools). Honrs: 12 to 9. Select Fridays. 2 to 6 by appointment only, Barn at At Homes attended. 14(tO-.)(j MADAM DAIAf A, Celebrated Welsli Palm- ist. Phrenologist. Advice on Marriage, Cliaiigew., Speculation. Attendance from 11. a.m. till 9 p.m.-19, Park-street (off Union- street I, Swansea. 340A10-28 A STROTJOGY.—Reliable Written Life Horo. A scope. Future Events. Marriage;, part- ner described; Changes, Journeys, Money Prospects, Fortunate Days and Seasons, Business Success and Speculation, Planet.— Send birth date, Is. P.O., stamped envelope, Madame Marion, 12, Shandwick-place. Ed in- burgn. 142A50-33 TRADE SPECIALTIF-S. SMITBWOSK.—We oan now Attend to all kj kinds of Smithwork; Ironmongers' Builders', or Householders 'Orders promptly attended to,- Pry Trow. 230. Oxfoi-d-street. m OTORWORK.-Pronii)t att*ntj.-iii given ok to all Repairs—Gare or Motor ycJee; no delay; f?v?ral Spares in stock.—Pryoe rmw. 230, Oxford-street, Swa.n. SURGICAL Appliances.—Our 1916 illue- k3 frated 76-page Catalogue of Sprays. Douches, Enemas, and Surgical Rubber Goods of Every Description sent free, with Maruil of Wisdom upon application.—Le Brasseur Surgical Co., Ltd. Wept D P.). Geoffrey Baildings, John Bright-street. Birmingham. Works: Passy. Paris. France. CTC A- NN()UNCNT8of A!abaater and Cf). A The City Tadtors. under Swanaea's Castle Tower 7~ RAINCOATS to. be Cleared from I < 0_ 1%, 6d. A GOOD Clacs lndigo SeDte Suit at 50a. AT.* -4easure. ^PHE Nights are gettIng very cold. We Tean Supply a Good Overcoat from 37? 6d. to Measure. Cll-17 r Penhale's Raincoat Sale. r*rv LADIEP' Rlaà Waterproof? 8a?e OU price 168, 1d.; 100 Boys' and Girls' Coats and Capes, black and fawn, frdai 15s. lid.; 25 S'trong Youths' Wat erf,-oofs, ?i<. lid. SPECIAL O?r' This Week—SO Ladies' or S Gent' Now Ta.n Raincoats, lined chec?. 3w.; 10 unlined fawn and tan, to clear 6d.—Penhalc, Coat Z), m-?- stieet, Swansea. 140A10-23 HOUSES A|ID SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. TO LET, Warehouse, 1st floor, good posir tion, Strand.—Apply Coiiett, wneieneid L,i Co.. Ltd., 131, Strand. 143A10-28 BRl TONF ERRY .or Balë: GWyDfi7n, W aterB-8trp.ef. Ynyamaerdy; new,, su?&tautiaJiy-butlt House, 6 rooms and bath- room; a bargain.-Apply Bowen and Evans. Auotioneera. Swansea. Cll-1 ?U LET. at Clydach-on-Tawe, Imk-up TShop. conveniently eitu?ted on mam roau in a populous centre; suitable also as olrtcos.—lor lurther particulars apply to Davies Architect, G]ycLach-cn-Tawe. C^AlO-k £ FiOR SALE, No. 16, U Longford-crescent, 2 JL Reception Rooms, Kitchen, Sloullno 4 Bedroomfl, Bathroom (ix. and c.), Poto Stone Front, recently built.—Apply Picton Evans and Jones, 9, St. Mary-sweet, Swan- sea. 141A10-30- rliET, HOU6e in Owmdonkin-terrace, J. vacant December.—Apply 24. Owin- donkin-terraoe, Swaneea. 146A10-30 fiOR SALi*? Corner House and Shop, Waun.? .t wen-road. Owner selling through ill- health.—Appxy Gwalia House, Wa-unwen- roa. 141A10-30 R OSEIE[IT,I,TERRACE.-For Sale, with pcisaeseion, Dweliing-hooee, with fivo bedrooms, Ivth room, etc.—Apply Hood. AuÜonoor. etc., Arcade Chambers, Goat- street. J__ 141AI040 SIX-ROOMED House, in good condition, to K3 It in the Uplands District; no bath.— W. T. Oie,rk. Houee and Estate Argent, 19. Boechwood-road, Swansea. 141A10-30 FOR SALE. cr to Let. Gentleman's De- jT tached Residence, standing in own grounds, 1 à ac-ress; mil-e from Swansea; near trame; beautiful gardens, orchard, garage. e tc.— Chigwell." Daily Leader. 141A10-30 OA SALE, Leasehold House, Ko. 23 Western-street. Swansea; 48 years un- expired. ground rent free-, let on weekly* t€:nancy.—For price, apply Viner I/eeder and Morris Solicitors, 2dl, Oxford-street. Swar- sei. 139AIO-,T7 SKETTY^ROAdT^Swansea.—House for Sale, C3 substantially bunt, every "omenien; south aspect; suit family.—Write Box "P 14," iJaily Leader. 139AIOZ rpo LET. Licensed Public-house-tn Swan- X sea. and a Fully Licensed Public-house in an important market townjn Carmar- thenshire.—Apply David M.- gOIi1¡},6. Eetato Agent, Rutland-street, Swansea. SA-BE. 2 Jjeas^bold Houses in Vernoo- J street,, llafod, Swansea; well let; bar. gain—Apply David M. Thomas, Estaw Agent, Rutland-street. Swansea. OR DISPOSAL. Fully-licensed Public- JP house in Ncpth district; good t,rad%. satisfactory reasons; moderate terms,- Apply David M. Thomas. Estate Agent, But- land-street, Swansea. ACEO-28 GOOD, WeB.lit, and Dry Warehouse, or GW?irk?,,bop 4,o Let, arcut 24ft. by 50ti.. Pictori-lane.—Apply Ixor L. Roberts. 223- Oiford-tvtreet. Swansea. TO LODGINGS & APARTMENTS TO LET AND WANTED. BACHELOR Requires Comfortable Bed- JL3 room Uplands district with attend- ance und use cf beth, for few days each week.—State terms to Box "-v IS." Leader Ûiîke. 14iA10-27 NnÁ TiI.='Î'wú UnfEL-nished -o Lat ? near Station; suit coujue .no enl1m. brancej; use «cul.ery end gas stove.—"F.R, lje&de Otfice, Neatn 010-30 T/l/"ANTED, Two Unfurnished Ewms with rC<>¡}ë{.\tab in ?an-elton d* t-rict.—Apply, in Tirst irsciuce, to T. Brown. TWt O, or rl h"ee Unfurnished Rooms to Let to Married Couple (one child not ob jected tOi,n-Write box "P 15,' Cambria Daily Leader, Swansea 14AA10-28 Do You Wish to Let Your Apartments? If so. Advertise in our five old-estab- lished London Suburban Newspapers; 12 words M.. 3 iusertious ls.. 6 icsertiosis 3S. 6d. 13 insertions 2s. ,d.-Uwisham Newspaper Co.. Ltd.. 392, High-road. Lee S.E. CTO MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, ENGINES, FOR SALE AND HIRE. OR SALE, stront: Bicycle, suitable for tradesman; good condition.-Wen End Da.ker.v-, Cattieiine-street. Swansea. 143AIO-?A Commercial Carrier Co., Ltd., 59-62, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. T?ORD Chassis, thoroughly overhauled. JC n?? .?a.r? ?vlkere icquieed; con?luon B ■ua ran toed with >3eai<er body if desiretl; L^rgain, £ 75. RO-.Nllll- Delivery of alf Ford ModeTs: JT Van«, £1.: Town Cars, £185; Touring, i,135—plus £ 4 delivery. kaoy terms Z, per cent. extra. IMMEDIATERtelivery of Reo" 15-20 cwt. C};Q6é;i. with electric light and feelf- "i'aliadium," oO cwt. to 4 ton Chassis; "Star," 2d cwt. and 50 cwt. models. REPAIRS, Ac'c<€?rie9; dation.—Commercial <?<M-ri?r Oo< Ltd.. Swansea. Cll-3 C. K. Andrews' Announcements. rpAXl'S Day or Niaht; retM?te eerrioe: X rina up CentraJ 1ó.-O, K. Aadrew<, U plands Garage FORD Cars; early delivery of all models: Jt. easy payments arranged: no objection- able inquiries ma.de.-Aoub 0. K. Andrews. Upland* Garage.. "1IV 1 O TWO-SEATER cl6&e for Sale;, 1U t '9" rare barKain in tratlwm con- dition any trial or eu,min.tion.-AP,ly O. K. Andrews. Uplands Garage. CTO Ivor L. Roberts' (223, Oxford-street) Announcements. C YCLES. B.S.A., Enftelda. Swifta. Rudges, etc.. in btock; prices from £ 4 1911 6d. cash, or ea-iy payments from 10s. per month. MOTOR CYCLES.—So!e Agent for B?JL? JYL Enc?d. Rudge, A.J .S.. Doueta?. San- bea n, Haley Davidson's. Deliveries from Stock. Largest Selection in South Wales. L- ,A.-RGJ Stock of Second-hand MoMr' JL< Cvclea; B.S.A.. KudFS. hnn?da. P au4 1 Dou?I?a, Premiers, etc.; pncaa from 910 tMo .eM Call or Send for LiaL Iy CX OOD, Well-lit. and Dry Vf arebgnse, oe T W orkship. to LEL about 24ft by 50ft.. Pictc^-lane.—Apply Ivor L. fiobertis, Cxlord-street. Swansea. IJ'ORD's!—AlTModels in Stock-, Van. ?30: JL Touring. ??. Coupe. 1180; pl'u deliv- ery charges. £ 10 Rebate can be Reclaimed on Vau. -1 HAULAGE by Motor undertaken.— Aopl .r for Ttmae, ivor 1?. Kobcl'u' ?23 Ot- ford-street, Swansea CARS kept for Private Hire. Terms Quoted on atplication. Gli/r TRUCKS, made in the lar^- .M.V. eat Factory in tb? World. wbo specialise colelv on trucks; 2-ToDnel" Cbaõms in Stock, L&iO, 1-Tonner ChaasM Sto< k. £ 320. Demonstration he.. ? RAND?Prix"? b.p. WMer?oI? Gaorg nin etock. Immcdiaue deUTer? ISECONDHAND FURNITURE WANTED AND FOR SALE. SECOND-HAND Furniture.—Best Prices I given by me, Drop a postcard, and will call —W. James, 8. Fabian-strect. St. Thomas, Swansea. TO LOST AND POUND. JOST, 011 Saturday laat, a Girl's Odd: iKid Button Boot; finder re- warded.—Return to Wallace't» Boot Stoor-0. 2^0, High-fitreet, Swan,a.cl LOST, last Sunday Xi?ht, between EinKs-  bridge and Loughor BridBC. Gold- rimmed Spectacles; ftnder rewarded.-Miao I Creoor. OoM<age, lioughor._ 144A16-3I LOST, between Uplands and Hospital. Bunoh of Keys-Finder rewarded on returning same to 5, Gwydt Gardens, Ujv- lands. A 10.2f | TOST, between Neath and M&rgam. ? Brown Leatner Ba? containing cat»- logues of agricultural implement.. ?mau sack of tools, and blotting pad&-I;Inder rewarded on returning to 30. Harle-street, Neath. C14)..26 LOST. Monday. 23rd. Setter Dog. black and r. hite: answers name of Pam.Re. ward at Old Vicarage, Walter-road. 144AID-28 MISCELLANEOUS. ROM 9 to 60 Eggs was ireat1ere4 Fb?- one U8er of Kara wood Spice com- taining ground insects: 2d. packet supplier 12 hen one week.—Samuel Davies, Grocer Olydach-on-Tawe. 143A10-28 HOT SEHOLDERS. why Day rent? Bny Hyour own House.-FuU particuhut te J," Daily Leader Office, Swansea. 142A10-31 AND Wanted.—Wanted. Land or Garden -4 (preferably with some glW thoreon) for market c« rdetiTng, Swansea district.- Writ-j W. 0. Rowe, Market Gardener, Mum- bles. 1S9A1M7 i'T ANTED to Purchaae Itcnee?—Mocnt VV P?aMnt. Brynmill. and Sketty. ?3M to leasehold or freehold.—Apply Bowen a.n] EvAne, Auctioneers, salubrious Cham- ber-i, Swansea. ClC-21 MONEY, a ?MALiri?am! Adv&nc?d ET?ry D?y to Jiie nbRrs to suit t?ir co?Tenianee. tn Shares, say. £ 1. £ 2, ?f*??.. £ £ &nt 7?l. It number of shapes.—Apply Secretary, Local Oovsmm^nt and United Permanent Monev Society, Ltd. Oxford Bnildings. 284. Oxford- sfereet, Swansea. 144.Alf L' — 1 1 W LL.J. Apparatus for more economical produc- tion of power by marine steam engines is bein<* tested by experts appointed by the Xoi-th-iiast Coatt Institution oi lbigineso md cT.ipbuiiders.