The Cambria Daily Leader

BREATHS, BOUQUETS, Etc., by "K <TL EY S.?' ??, SPECIALISTS IN ALL FLORAL TilSl, lQN8 CHFAPFST AND BEST HOUSE Oil GLASS WREATHS. OPPOSITE I 144Tio.-I,&L SCHOOLS OXFORD-STREET SWANSEA. <Tel 431 Central.) ALJfiXANDEH JUUK8TON The Most Op. finiinnn-? Ho?st in Swansea ?r?ths. OUtHJ ET.S and )tnei KLORAI DESIGNS lanced in the Latest undoD Style. <?7 ??RD-?TREET SWANSEA Telephone: ?' Centra] LEADER CLASSIFIED. ADVTS. DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT. j? '?vertMcmeni? m the Simat?&e Vacalt J j tlula]3 from Firms whose businœe consists -b-ily or main? in engineering or ship rjlng or ?? produmioD of arms. ammu nition, or explœiv of substances re- ?Utred for th? production thereof, are in ?'?r t? comply with R?alation 8 <? of %e?above Ant 8ubiect to the followiN c?n. ?tiOQO No person resident more than ten mUee away or already "nresed on Government worh will bp engaged MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. A HMUNITION- ÚeV-oü fully quiLived ..t1. tor a ^uuce6eitu btibiqt" careers lihej2 Q" uot misa your opportunity. Apply forth- With to the SWANSEA BUSINESS COL- jjiGE (Sittdail Buildings, Alexantiia-roadi for a "Business Trainiri" Booklet (free) nstruction in all modern csineee subjects, including Shorthand, 'typewriting, and Boolt-keet)ing Day Evening, and Postal Tuition Advice and full particulars uia,, be nau t -e < ..< a acy Day or Evening; Saturdays between S aid c p.m. Praicipal > ict->r Uuu. LS Ul-TENDENT Wanted to Organise 'J auJ Contro a Staff of Agents. good opening for active man with atai tance ex Perience.—Write Box "Y 24." Office of this Journal. Cl-31 T ITER POOL Victoria Legal Friendly Society.-Additional Collectors Wanted fat Neath and District (ineligible); every Clhty given; highest terms and comrais- Slon paid lo block system; interest in books; additional bonus and transfer fees £ 3id-. excellent tables bonuses pa d to mlm. Cfrs, £ 511,339; war claims paid to date, ^^59,000.—Apply to Manager 4. Cradock i street, Swansea: oi J M Evans Superin- f tendeat. Queen a Chambers The Square, Neath. A/c2-3, i—" .Oos_i_ervts. WANTED, good General, about 17 w m, tor Uplands uisti ict — Apply Mrs. J ?. Janes, Castle-square 2'5A2,4 o -XAf ANTED; good General.—James. 8, ■ -J* King Edward-road Swansea. 214A2-6 A' A-N'TED. you-ig, capable (ieneral to do •^7* work of small house in Uowcr.— W rite B°x "A 8," Leader Office. Swansea. 215A2-4 WANTED. Respectable Girl as Chamber- maid; age. 20 to 22 years.—Appiy Great Westeru Hotei 1. Alcsandra-road, gwsnaea. 214A2-4 %TIN an Experienced General, 'two Iin family; good reteren'e—Wnta E.y* ?A I." Leader OlBce. Svansea. Z?2A2-! "Wti7NTFD. Nurse-H'msema?d for Eden. t.venue. another maid bept-Appty !S'- Beachleigb West (;_roa_2D7 A' Men ana Youths. TTPHOLSTERiiB — Vv anted, a good. prai- tical upliolsterei. used to over- stuffed work; must be inciiti'-ie.—Ap^Iy Ilea^Evaus and Co.. Ltd.. Swantoa. TAJSK Wagon Drivers (ineligible) Wanted j by The British Petroleum Co.— V/rii-e Britdeum," Leader Office, Swansea 216A2-3 WAJ\iED, \vorking Colliery Mechanic, thoroughly exierienoed in the uplccey of Pump and D.C Electric Plant.—Bos "A 10," Leader Office. Swansea. 216A2-5 WANTED, Driver tu drive horse and cart, VY w??o?eat?le provisions: iuelisib.e; -tate experienca and wacos required.—Write A: 9. Leader Offlce, Swansea. 26A2-5 W. ANTED, General Clerk tineligible) V/bolesale trc)ft-s,Eatc- age and ex Porieftce, with copy of references, to :'Equator;' Leader Oilioo Swansea. 21&A2-2 "VI ACANCY occurs in a leading Wholesale Frovisio13 iuerchants oifice for com- Petent Junior Clerh iIDebgibleJ; gocd Salary —Aee references, etc.. at once, 'Pro vinciaf," leader QliijpSwanaea. 235A2-2 EX P E R IE N C E D Clothing Assistant E Wan-,ed.-Apply Messrs. Masters and Co. (Clothiers). Ltd. a Green-nreet. Neath (T-V^V rANTED. Practical Boot Repairer; in. V eligible.—Applv Archi" Lewis Curwen- Btreet, Gwaun-cae-Gurwen 215A2-1 ANTED,Junior Shorthand-Typist at tfV onm-Write EoI" A 5." Leader OMee. 25A2-4 ANTED. Intelligent Youth: shorthand VT typist preferred. Apply. by letter only, Britannio Assurance Offices 40-41 Castle-atreet. Swansea. 215A2-5 CLOTHING.-Wanted, immediately, As- sistant, able to dresa window —Appiy j Liverpool House, Newport. C2-5 ",(T ANTED. Horeekeeper and Vamnan (2 horses)_ to l-eliver Bread; must he in. eligible or discharged soldier.—Apply W ii Palmer, Argyle Bakery Swansea. 214A23 ,.WANTL,,D, lotor Lorry Driver-for Selden v T Lorry, RhotJdda Valley; ineligible; good- wages; conimission and war bonus to suitable mail -ApPlIv I.,P?der Swansea 213A7-2 TANTED. at one3 Gardftner (inelififihiei "V -Apply W Graves Mawn. West Cross 21 LA 2-1 EAVV^ IES Wanted on at Mar- gam. near Port Talbot J IroOd pay aly on Job 194A1. Boys, Girls. ApprentlcM, *«.  W<n?d_—Apply ARESPECTABLE Boy Vart-ed.—Apply A Fnoch and Co.. Ltd.. 49.Watfrlo6. 8treet. ???-5 W.- ÂN1'ED omëë Boy for SoUcitor'e 0<B.'c W Write Box A 4. Leader OfBce. Swan- 914A2-3 Women and G/rls "VOUNG Lady Required with counter ex- JL perience. for Pork Shop. live in. refer- enom-Davie& 116 High-street. Merthyr .HAM SITUA-TIO'N WANTEID "iSCHARGED SoldieT Rfquiret, Situatici in Ware'" Tuse tjnjekef>p?» or position of trust, aFe. I Boi A 3.' Daily Leader Swansea 214A2-3 WANTED, bitiatiof Workins House i keeper. wherr. n. children, widow middle-aged -Riellardft to Canel-terrace, i Old-road. Skewen ei -al EDUCATIONAL, STUDENTS Successfully Prepared for Pro- ficieney in PITMAN'S Shorthaad. Local MARINE BOARD and Civil p;rvice LES- SONS given in Arithmetic English Book- keeping. etc. Satisfaction Jfuarauteed -Mr Rarria.56 Oxford-street, Sjrab sea. Day or ilarria. TutfJoL Œ'O JBycning Tuition. OTO ? P p S LLOYDS BANK HH) LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 71, LOMBARD STM E.C. CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED f-311304,200 CAPITAL PAID UP 5,008,672 I RESERVE FUND- t 3,600,000 I DEPOSITS, &c- 151,815,945 ADVANCES, &c. 55,856,841 FRENCH AUXILIARY: LLOYDS BANK (FRANCE) LIMITED. PFMM!FR ,l«s t t.f?i!<ftB-? ? CLOTHING) 232, High Street. WE have continually advised the Public during the war that Clothing would continue to rise in value Our buyers hav again been fortunate in securing Large Stocks at slightly over pre-war prioas, but have to face the stern factB- that later on goods will be difficult to get at anything like present prices. Our Stores is built on the Great Business Maxim of VALUE! VALUEl IN EVERY ARTICLE SOLO, and to maintain out object our buyers are constantly on the look-out, and we are (during the war) eatished with yuick Returns and Small Profits, knowing that when Peace ie de- clarej we shall reap the benefit. We strongly advise our customers to buy their requirements Now, which is equal to WAii LOAN FOR VALUE. Special Stack-Taking Sale. (UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT). p-fk DOZ FLEECED LINED PANTS or 50 VESTS To Clear 18 6d Worth 18. HM ')? DOZ. NATURAL PA?TS or VE&TS 20 Tc Clear 2a 6d Worth 28. HM. /tnn MENS TUNIC bHIRTS, neat P? 500 terns Size 14 to 18. To dear 2a M Worth 2a lljd. MEN'S SluCKiI?jS are dimcult to ge? ?A But we have M Dozen. Welsh Knit To Clear 18 6d Worth lie. 10 DOZEN COTTON SOCKS. To Uear 6d per Pair 1 • J DOZEN WOOLLEN WCKB. AD Wccl. i? 15. ?d Worth 18 M  GENT'S aAIKCOATS Lined Chpc?: OvJ guaranteed reliable, worth Ma 6d Clearing Price. 2bs 6d 6.11 8'reB In stock. 10 Dark Grey KicKsooaVt to clear. 21f. worth 328 6d.. PENHALE'S SALE For Genuine Bargains. 25 LADIES ELAINGOATS. storm collar. I full iskirt. lineo check, worth 558 6d.: t-o Clear. 22s. 6d. Ladies are invited to In- spect this offer. Ladies' Blanket Ooats. 13i lid 15s. Ud.. 21a See Windows for Bargains. People Who Eceromise.- Buy at Our Sale. r?(\ BOYS' ODD KNICKERS, 000 to L a 1B Hid.. Boys Norfolk Suits. 6a. lid s Hrgbv Tv.eed Suite 12s lid Youths' Louie Trouser duits, 21s., 25s. 6d Owing to huge increase in labour and raw material. all clothing will advance Our strong Waterproofs for Boys and Oiris are Cheaper than Doctors.  BOX? and 61R' RAtN?OATb. Btorm <JU coUar, hned ohe^k 148. 12d worth 21L Boys Waterproof, extra stout for tchool wear. l?& 11CL We cannot repeat thew Bargains. Pennale's Tailoring Dept. LADIES Costumes and Gent's Suite from I 5s. Mourning Orders executed in a hours L?ree Mucka of Black and Navs Ouatu?c erge. 48 Ud. to 10a 6d per varl To Buyers of our Cloths we will Cut and Make Costume gLuN style for -&% All goods made on premises. PENHALE'S Great Clearance SALE, 232 High Street, Swansea. FOR SALE. TO Solicitors —For Sale. Times Law Re- porla. 1834 to 16V5, bound 10 volumes; aiso t ishers Annual Digest. 166S to litftt. un- bound; all in excellent condition.—Apply Digest," Leader Office, (Swansea. 215A2-5 PORTABLE Engine, 7-8 h.p., Verticil, for A Sate; insurel, complete working order; I bargain to immediate purchaser.—Apply "Contractor, Jamef-street, Pontardulais. 215A2-2 -?_ t-OR SALE, cheap, about 250 British C Electric Mei-altic Lampa. 10 small or I large quantities-—Apply IJ, J nee, 3. Urove. place. Swansea. 214AM IA: OR SALE, Two Nickel Steei Shafts. forced and tuined, each 24ft. long by ?in diameter, of tirat-cias? quaIty; also Kora 6??. 36ft. lon? by 23i.. d??eter- John F. Wakes, Darlington.. LcZ? Q AFES~(fire resisting) for Sale; alli? giu. 0 cytinder hori Engine Q and, M l in Steam Tipping Wagon — Birt, 47a..8tran6 ?wa C ?-4 TRADE SPECIALITIES. I ROST-PROOF your Cold Water Pipes with 1 "Equipment." Hair Felt Strips (canvas backed); cheap, and ea,8) ot application. Apply the Engineering Equipment Co (Sv-ansea), Ltd Boiler and Steam Pipe Covering Contractor3 Salubrious Chambers Swansea 'Phone 269 Central T-D GALVANISED Corrugated Sheets. —60^ i Tone of GaJ^anised Corrugated Sheets in/ stook; price, aocording to grades. Ste • and 26s. per cwt. inspection invited.- s English and Co.. Ltd. CTO B AZAAII GOODS.-Tovs. Fancy Goods, etc. every kind: advice to beginners: auo best spare tim? agency 104-page Cata- !otW frM.—May (164). Ueorge?tre? Birm- ingham.  LONDON Time-Table and Red Bail Oaid? li -The current {sea? of thU popular ?b!!cat!oma on ga?? at ill Kai1wa Book.' stalls and !Md!ng NcweaMnte. Nearly 600 p?e3 't deals with over 3.000 Re T way stw t,o?s At, twopence it is the hppt and cheaiv I f>st Railwa" Guide ever Dnhltahed- I MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, ENGINES FOR SALE AND HIRE. 8 SEATER. 18.3 b.p.B -S.A the I 8SEATEE. 18-23 b.P., BS.A Car; just the stand any test- fully equipped; plenty o? I or,olreg no mo;ey need be "lIt On bel' coSpiso^ s°le;accept £ 150.-Wrlt« Lea(fer Omce. Swansea. q14A2-3 THE ENGINEERIWG EQUIPMENT CO (SWANSEA), LTD. Boiler and Steam P'pe Covennj Con- tractors. Largeert Stocks in West Wale* of as moo conducting Uaten&Mi Asbestos Com j .-itions. Silicate Cotton Mattreaaes and Sheet*. fossil hleal. AsbeatoH ttop« (thousands of feot of ran- Out sizes). Silicate Cotton OanvvA-fteked Strips FR08? PROOFING. aair felt i's :OäGhl1 <?aBTa? backed Strips easily applied). Telephone: 269 Centra! Telerranu Eqnipmfnt Swansea" PALMISTRY. MAD-XMI?- DALMA. Cal?b-rated Welob l iyj T,sl Phrenologist, Advice on Mar riage. Chaneea. gwalation. attendance I from l) a m to oj B tn -<* Hark-etreet -off Union streeti .Svimnses SMAI-9 MADAME DRUSILLAPIB.M.S (DiD' i Iowa). Palmist, C!alr?oyaat: American Mystic Readings. Advic* daily: hcmrs. I to 9.-Addre8:i 68. St Helen's-road. Swansea (opposite Hospital). 211A1-31 PALM ISTliJf,—if you are ? dif&cuit? L about youT Home. Fa=Uy. ,Isinem ttarriMe. Health, or other Mi6t«M. ceU Marria.seM, dme. Eugenia, Ixustrtaie, 6, Oneen. and see OEtutpgdeiNni. a. Ba?Mtot*. & Oaeea.. streft A.Toa" CWrdX. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. UPLANDS.-For Sale modern Detached tj Villa, near Cwmdonkin Park, view of Bay. healthy situation—Apply Austin Wil- liams and Son. Solicltori, 56 Wind-street, Swansea. 215A2-5 LLANGAMMARCH WELLS.-To Let. on JU lease Cwmbryn House, Commodious detached Residence or suitable for Private iiotel; nico grounds; soutn aspect; large er trance hall; « reception rooms 13 bed- rooms, bath room (hot and oold) lavatory. 2 large kitchena. pantry coal-house cellars, we fine garden, plot of land at back suit- able for lawn or for poultry and pigs, 3 minutes from station post, and church; near links and Barium Springs; best resi- dential position in locality: moderate rent. —Apply Pugh. Oribbarth. Garth Breen. shire. 215A2-4 C LYDACH-ON-TAWk;-To Let, double- j fronted Shop, central poeuion, suitable for smart up-to-date bueii-ess; good dweil- ing-house attached—Apply Fred Robbins, Grocer. Clydach. AlcZ.4 fpO LET, 6-roomed House, 28. Nottage-road. X Merton. Mumbles; immediate posse& sion.—Apply Mr. Stevene. 2. Worcester-place. Swansea 2:5A2-5 FOR SALE, 2 Houses in Phillip-street Man- J' selton; 4 and 6 rooms: 69 years' lease unexpired.—Apply Jones. 34. Trafalgar-ter- race, Swansia. 214A2-3 FOR SALE Nu. 1. Richmond-road Up F lands; e\ectrio light and all moder-i conveniences; early po««ession magnificent sea view.-Apply on tbe premises 213*2-2 FOR SALE, & bargain to quick purchaser, FSUPERIOU NEW MODERN HOUSE Hedd Anedd," gvva.nses-rnad Pontar- dulais; 1 rooms, bath side entrance etc.— Price and particulars from Walter Hapgar, Cinema, Neyland 212A2-1 TO LET. as a going concern. &n oJd-enab- Tlished Tailoring Business, situate in a most central position of Skl wen.—Apply for immediate possession. Lloyd. Stationer, New-road, Skewen. Alelai LODGINGS & APARTMENTS TO LET AND WANTED. ESPECTABLE Working Man Requires Bed-Sitting-room Ii the vicinity of Lime-street. Gorseinon -Reply to Box "A 6," Leader Office, Swansea. C2-1 VICTORIA AVENUE.-To Let 2 or 3 J.O) Purnisbel RoQms without attend- ance: close to Sands. Park and Baths. 214A2-3 HILL'S ANNOUNCEMENTS, ][IILL'S Stocktaking Sale.-AD of our JLJL Large Stock to b* Cleared No reason- able otter refused. CJPEC1AL Lines in Bedroom Suites from 61 O guineas; Dining and Urmwiug-roon. Suites fro u 4? ?u?ttbas. 6edsteads &nd Bed- ding at your own price SEVERAL siop-soiled Sideboards to le 0 Cleared btlow coot- Dressers, Fenders Fin Brasses. Rugs Carpets White MilipuO Bed Sets from 17s. 6d. GOODS can be Store J Free until required. Now is the time to buy don't delay. —Call at once for Bargains at Hill's Central Buildings, Gower-street, Swansea. MUSICAL INSINUMENF& ks U(I.OiND-JJAND Piano, by good maker, in t0 Walnut case; full compass, iron frame; 1:1 guineas, a bargain.-20. King Edwarus- road, Swansea. 216A1-31 17OK SALE, Metzler Piano-Player (equal Fto new). togctner with 64 ?ocd rous; cheap to immediate buyer.-Write Box A 7," Leader Oiiice Sw^iiaeo. 215A2-5 PIANO, Rosewwd oase. iron frame, check action. orignally 40 guineas; quite new; will accept £ 25; bargain.—Sims, g. Waiters- road 212A 2-1 Inompson & t>nackeir» Announcemenu. PiJU\OeuKXb b) Ooilaro and Oollard. 1. rosewood case ivory keys. inptaJ frame: all latest improvements; SM ib. casa.—iuomp«*ou aud Shackeil. Ltd.. in. Caatle-otreet. Swansea. LOVELY Little Organ-Harmonium. 8 JU stops, only £3 10s caeh; Estey 0..n. 1U etops. two knee swells, high mirror back. 4E16 lue.: "Murdoch" Organ, knee swell only zS 10s. Great bargains.—'Thompson and Shackell. Ltd. Ai. Oastle-street, Swan eea. ALNUT Piano by Allison and Allison VT slightly old-fasaioned. only E12 10a. cash; "Erard" Piano, coat 60 guineas, ac- wL f,,8 lOa. cash (second-hand). Several other bargains just &r rived. -Thom voun and Shackeli. Ltd.. 39. Caetle-street Swan. sea. f KAMOPiiONE, slightly uoed, cost 45 ba.. U will accept L2 lod.. New Gramophone. jC4 10e„ £ 4 10s.. £ 5 lQs., eto. Now is the time to baii Prices are rising.—Thompson and Shackell. Ltd. 39. Oastle-street. Swansea. Godfrey's Announcements. IpNDSLElGH Organ, shopiIQiled; vestry J model; solid oak case, 14 stops; bar- gain. 22 guineas cash; terms arranged.-22, St. ileiena-road, Swansea. E-STEY Organ. Solid Oak case; chancel .4 model; 18 stops; very powerful tone; bargain, 42 guinea-s cash, terms arranged.- 22. t. Helen's-road. Swansea. POULTON Organ: 7 stops; very fine tone; JL Solid Walnut case; mirror top; bar. gain, 14 guineas cash or 8s 6d monthly 22, St. Helen's-road. Swansea 210A1-3) WANTED, immediately, an experienced fT reliable Chauffeur; ineligible for Army.-Ai)ply Dr. D L Jones Brooklands, Skewen. iial 51 LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED, from Loughor Mill. White Iarge Sow; lo-ig ear3 Information re- ceived at above address, or Police Station. -IV. Evans. 216A2-5 T OST, between St Helen's-road and Et. JU James'-crescent, gold-rimmcd .Pi nee. nez; reward.—Apply Morris, 5, St James'- crescent. Swansea 214A2-2 LOST, on Tuesday January 16th. a Pocket Ju Book, with photos enclosed, on the I road between bircfigrove Neath Tonmawr Anyone finding same please return to Pte W J Thomas. 9 Blaenavon-terrace. Ton- I' mawr, near Per: Talbot, when tbey will be rewarded. 213A2-2 STRA fED from Cedelo !]Farm, Skeity, Ray Mare. ahout 166b 6 hhand.-Apply W Smith, 171) Strand 210A1-31 PUBLIC NOTICE I j THE PREMISES OF I Of. ?E ssss—? j. | WILL BE I 'I, I Closed All Day Thursday 3 February 1 at, For the purpose of Stocktaking. » Last Day of Sale | January 31st. B "BUSINESS AS USUAli" I f EH>AY, FEB. 2nd. 14, St. Helen's Road, SVIANSEA. 1

SWANSEA CHgy§2s OEATH FR?M I SUAN& Susie Walker U&. of 6. Aime^treet, Swansea, who w" admitted to the Hos- pital, suSermg from burns all over the Wyo?. arms, and face succumbed to her injuries on TuesdY !gh<" ?""MMt will be held '<?s (Wednesday) afternoon.

"TWM SHON CATTI." A Singular Story at Pontar- dawe Tribunal. The Pontardawe Tribunal met on Tues-j day, Mr. D. T. Jones, Cwmllynfell, pre- siding in the absence of Mr. Morgan Daviee, who was indisposed. Captain Harold Williams was the military repre- sentative present. A meat purveyor from Cwmgoree, 20 years of age, was represented by his mother. She admitted that ehe had two other eons in a colliery Capt. Williams: Wouldn't you like to have one of your eons in khaki or in the Army ? Applicant: We have seen plenty of Army all our lives. (Laughter). The boy was ordered to appear before the Medical Board. IN THE ARMY. When the name of a Pontardawe butcher was called out, the clerk an- nounced that the man was in the Army. (Chorus of Hear, hear.") PLAYING BILLIARDS. When the appeal of a young man of 19 wao under consideration, it was stated that applicant was spending half hia time at a local Institute playing billiardS, The application was refused. V.T.C. MAN'S EXCUSE. A grocer who asked for a renewal of his exemption was asked why he did not at- tend tne V.T.C. regularly. Well," replied the applicant, I have to do a great deal of soliciting, and you know how women keep you talking when you call on them." (Laughter). Applicant was granted two months, and he was told to put in regular attendance with the V.T.C STRANGE CASE. A Graigcefnparc miner appealed on be- half of his adopted son of 18, who had charge of his farm of 76 acres. The appli- cant said he had taken the farm for the Elake of the boy, who was very fond of farm work. A member of the Tribunal explained the peculiar way in which the boy came to be adopted by the applicant. He said that about IS years ago a woman, who was massing the house of the applicant, was taken seriously ill. She was given shelter and treatment by the miner and his wife, and a few days later she gave birth to the boy, for whom the appeal was now lodged When the mother recovered she left the bouse, and nothing had been heard of her since She left the boy behind with the miner and his wife, to their surprise. The Clerk: Another Twm Shon Catti. (Laughter). Conditional exemption was allowed.

PCNTARDULAIS. At the BLACK HORSE HOTEL, On SATURDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, 1917. ASTLEY SAMUEL, F.A.I. WILL offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to Conditions to be then and there produced, Valuable Leasehold Properties, Situate and known as » Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, ST. MICHAEL'S AVENUE, PONTARDULAIS. Each House is let at cl 12s. per Lunar Month, Tenant paying Kates. The Properties may be offered a8 one, two or six Lota, at apportioned Ground Rents. NoN. 1 to 3 (inclusive) are held on a Lease for a term of 99 years (less three days) from the 29th September, 1910. at the Yearly Ground Rent of. tU 16a. Nos. 4 to 6 (inclusive) are held on a Lease for a term of 99 years (less three days) from the 29th September, 1910. at the Yearly Ground Rent of Fll 12s. All Mines and Minerals are Reserved Sale to commence at 4.30 o'clock in the Afternoon. Further Particulars can be obtained of Messrs. Beor and Wilson, Solicitors, Tem. ple-street, Swansea; and of the Auction- ple-street, Chambers, Gower-6treet, Swan- eer, King's sea. ST. BARNABAS'CHURCH HAWTHORNE AVENUE. SPECIAL MISSION ADDRESSES Will be given by MR,, CEORCE CLARKE (the Well-known Evangelist), from January 31-February 1 & 2, At 7.30 p.m. Mr. GEORGE CLARKE will give BlfcLE READINGS at ST. JAMES' CHURCH, on THURSDAY and; FRIDAY, FEB. 1st and 2nd, at 3 p.m. NEW CINEMA., SKEWEN. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Next. I THE SCALES OF HUMANITY The Home Breakers (Two-Part Key- stone).—No. 13 West Bound (Blue Dia- mon" Series No. 5).-Charlie Chaplin, Nothing But Trouble." Next Week-His Picture in the Papers | BLASTS The cold blasts give ¡ you a cold garage, a I cold engine also starting difficulties. WARM UP your garage and save yourself trouble. Buy one of our garage stoves. We have a full stock, from 17/6 up. I HUTGKIKS & CO., LTD., j 37, Wind St., Swansea. f

— ==»——I j_u PROHIBITION FOR WALES. I In conversation with Sir Herbert Roberts, M.P., chairman of the Welsh Liberal Parliamentary Party, I was told (says our London correspondent) that next week, soon as Parliament meets, be, with the Bishop of Xlandaff, insends bringing under tiie "notice of the Govern- ment the tiewe of the United Temperance Conference held at Shrewsbury last week to the effect that there should be total prohibitjogqin W r.1.jg.. tbe coafcinn- ance of the war.

ELECTIONS. —— SWEEPING. REFORMS SUGGESTED I WOMEN M4YJ2ET THE VOTE I The recommendations of the Speaker's I Conference on Electoral iteform veie I issued on Tuesday night. The principal recommendations are as follows: I SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. Persons of full age who ordinarily ieside in an area but are serving in ais amity's iorces shall be quaiiliea to vote as par- I liamentary electors within that area. t WOMEN. The conference decided by i majority that souiH measure of Wüclan should be conferred. A majority of the conference was of opinion that if Parlia- ment should decide to accept the princiole any woman on the Local Govern unt register who has attained a specified aye, and the wife of any man who is on hat register, if she has attained that age, should bo entitled to vc aa a inentary elector. Various ages were discussed, of wrath thirty and thirty-five received iiiost favour. I FRANCHISE REFORM. xjvery person or tuii age wno, for the qualifying period, has resided in any pre- mises, or has occupied for the purpose of his business any premises of a clear yearly value of not less than JB10 shall-be en- titled to be registered as a parliamentary elector. No change shall be made in the law re- lating to the joint occupation of business. premises. The representation of the universities shall be maintained. The qualification shall not be loet by re- moval to different premises within the same constituency, or from one constitu- ency to another in the same borough or county (including the administrative county of London), or to different premises in a contiguous county or borough. A person shall not vote at a general elec- tion in more than one constituency, ex- cept when entitled to one additional vote in another constituency in respect of the occupation of business premises. REGISTRATION. The qualifying period shall be reduced fo six months. There shall be a revision of the register every six months. A registration officer shall be appointed in every county and borough. UNIVERSITIES, A degree shall be the basis for qualifica- tion. Oxford and Cambridge shall continue to return two members each. Durham. Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, Bristol and Wales shall be grouped with London to form a single constituency returning three members. Edinburgh, Glasgow, St. Andrews, and A berdeen shall be similarly grouped, and retum three members. i: REDISTRIBUTION. ihe number of members of the House of Commons for Great Britain shall remain substantially as at present. A county or borough with a population of leas than 50,000 shall cease to have eepa- rate representation. A county or borough with a population of 50,000, but less than 70,000, shall oon- tinue to have separate representation. A municipal borough or urban district with a a population not less than 70,000 shall become a separate parliamentary borough.. A county or borough at present return- ing two members shall not lose a member if the defect in the population is 20,000 or less. A member shall be given for 70,000 and for every multiple of 70,000, and an addi- tional member for any remainder which is not less than 50,000. The City of London shall continue to return two members. Contiguous boroughs, which if formed; into»a single constituency would be en- titled to return not 1,, than three nor more than tivo members, elia-il be united. Industrial and rural areas shall be i segreated. ELECTIONS. A constituency returning more than nve members-shall be divided, and each elector shall have one transferable vote. London, excluding the City, shall be divided into constituencies returning not lees than three or more than five members. At a general election all polls shall be held on one day. Returning ollioorsl charges shall be paid by the State. Every candidate shall be required to deposit £150. If he is not elected, and the numher of votes polled by him does not exceed, in the case of a single or double member constituency one-eighth of the total number of voters polling, or in the case of a constituency returning three or more members, one-eighth divided by the number of members to be elected, the de-i posit shall be forfeited by the Treasury. The expenses scale shall be fourpence per elector in a borough returning three or more members, fivepence in other bor- oughs, and sevenpence in a county. Any person incurring expenditure by holding public meetings or issuing ad. vertisements or .publications for the pur- pose of furthering the election of a can- didate. shall be guilty of a corrupt practice unless &uch expenditure is autho- rised by the candidate and returned as part of his expenses. ABSENT VOTERS. -1 A majority of the conterence recom- mended that a printed ballot paper should be sent to every absent voter and should be returnable by post. j Most of the recommendations do not apply to Ireland.

NEATH SCHOOLS PROBLEM. f Unsatisfactory Attendance I Discussed. 1 The attendance problem again occupied I the attention of the Neath Education Committee on Tuesday, when it was re- ported that the average attendance was only 82.7, and there was a decrease of 99.7 on the register compared with the corre- sponding period last year. Mr. Davies (School Attandance Officer) said a number of families had left the town. He could not account for <• the decrease in any other way. The Chairman (Ald. Hopkin Morgan) expressed dissatisfaction with the returns. and it was decided to make an effort to re- vise the present system. The question of insuring against air- craft was raised, and the Mayor (Aid. H. P. Charles) said it had been before the Finance Committee, but as a matter of ,3D was involved he thought it would be more satisfactory for that authority to deal with it. After discussion it was decided to insure.

Mr. George Clarke speaks at St. Barnabas on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday., at 7.33 p.m., and at St Zama Church at 3.0 same days. indictllw various teems of imprisonment on three pilferers of siigar the magistrate at Thames Police Court eaid he did not intend to fine persons charged with steal- ng a commodity which was absolutely necessary just no* m M

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ALLOTMENT SCHEMES. o Encouraging Meetings of Local Associations. TREBOETH AND DISTRICT. -1 A well-attended meeting of the Treboeth I and District Allotment Society took place ( at the Public Hall on Tuesday evening. I Mr. Arthur M. James presided. The Secretary (Mr. W. Clement) said since the last meeting he had made exten- sive inquiries regarding the working of other societies, and the chairman had been good enough to have a copy of rules typed. He had written to the Clerk of Penderry Parish Council regarding the procedure of that body with regard to the allotments in his district, but had not had any reply. A good deal of discussion ensued with regard to the purchase of seed potatoes, Mr. Thos. S. Evans pointing out that in years gone by householders were putting no less than 100 drills of potatoes in fields prepared by the farmer. This, he thought, I was to be done away wMi this year, or I at all events it should he, because the farmer had enough work to till his own ground, and there was sufficient other available land in the district that could f)Q had for allotments. It was decided to form a strong commit- tee of 15, together with the chairman, sec- retary and treasurer, to go thoroughly into the question of finding land and se- curing the necessary seeds and other re- I quirements. Addresses bearing upon the welfare of the society and the allotment scheme were given by Councillors W. W Jeremiah, Ben Evans, James Morgan and W. Wil- liams, and Messrs. W. Lloyd, D. Lloyd, and W. Harris. On the recommendation of the latter a large number of members were enrolled. On the motion of Mr. Thos. Mathews. Pen Lan, it was decided that all orders should be executed through the associa- tion, and it was urged upon those do sirous of taking up plots to do so at once. The secretary was further instructed to write Messrs. Richard and Mathews, and Mr. Sam Rees, with the view of them be- coming honorary surveyors to the associa- tion. I MANSELTON, A largely-attended meeting of the Man- aelton Ailotment Society was held at Mount Calvary Schoolroom on Tuesday evening. The chair was taken by Mr. E. M. Lovell, chairman of the society. The secretary (Mr. Pember) submitted a report, and Mr. Saunders, of the Borough Estate Office, explained the scheme and gave the result of negotiations for land. Councillor W. Morris made a detailed statement of the Council scheme for pro- viding the plot-holders with seed potatoes. Questions were raised, and a resolution passed as to fencing. A ballot was also taken for the position of the plots.

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS MEN Mr. J. M'Elroy, general manager of the Manchester tramways system for the last 18 years, has at the request of the Admiralty been released from his work to take up duties in connedtion with tho organisation of 6hipyara labour. At the requeet of a Government Department. Mr. M'Elroy organised the conveyance of workmen to and from munition works in London.

I DEARER NEWSPAPERS. The price of the Yorkshire Telegraph and Star," a great Yorkshire evening paper owned by Sir W. C. Leng and Co., proprietors of the Sheffield Daily Tele- graph and other journals, haa from Tuesday advanced from a halfpenny to a penny. Two Johannesburg papers, the "Rand Daily Mail" ancf the Star," are increas. mg their pric« from one penny to two- penee.

WINGS BROKE AWAY. I At the inquest on Tuesday on Major Frank Godden, R.F.C., who was killed on Sunday, he was said to have been fly- ing a machine which had not been used before by anyone but himself. He was about l.UOOft. up when one of the wings was seen to break away, and the machine fell headlong to earth. The verdict was Death by Accident. I

PEERS AND THEIR TITLES. I Tuesday night's Garette contained the announcement that the following titles have been taken by recently created peers: I Sir J. A. Dewar-Baron Fortevoit, of Dupplin, in the County of Perth. Sir Edward Partington—Baron Dover- dale. of Westwood Park. in the County of Worcester. Lord Cowdray (President of the Air Board) now takes the title of Viscount Cowdray. in the County of Sussex.

SAFE FOR TH EION I 1 1 am very anxious to buy a pet to present to my son's regiment, and have decided upon a young lion cub," wrote a woman to a London naturalist. She asked four questions, to which he replied: (1) A bealtliy male lion cnb I would cost about S25 to £30. (2) It would be perfectly safe for the lion to roam about the barracks. (3) It would grow some." (4) It would wa 8lb. fcf 10lb. of meat a day when grown. No re- ply

OLDER MEN TO GO. Revised List of Reserved Occupations. A new list of certified occupatioris was issued on Tuesday for the guidance of tribunals. It considerably reduces the number of men entitled to claim exemp- tion. One alteration which affects men in all certified trades is as follows:- Men under the age limits stated in the list who are classed in category Bl, gar- rison duty abroad, are no longer entitled to be treated as in a certified occupation, as they were under previous lists. Some occupations are altogether combed out of the lists. The list specifies seventeen classes of singie men and 102 classes of. married men in wh.h the age limit is raised, generally by a few years. An unmarried baker must be thirty-three, instead of thirty, to be entitled to exemption. Married engine- men, stokers, electricians, mechanics, and titters may be taken up to the age of twenty-seven, instead of twenty-five. The list is prefaced by the following significant warning:— Another list will be issued in a few weeks,, in which the reservations will be reduced by a further raising of the age limits, especially in the trades not mainly engaged on Government work. Employers in certified trades should therefore take such steps as are practic- able to reorganise their staffs. by substi- tution or dilution, with a view to being prepared to release more men of military age and fitness for the Army. r

FIRE AT DRURY LANE. A fire broke out at Drnry Lane Theatre in the early hours of Tuesday morning, but, happily, it was not of a serious character. Mr. Taylor, general manager for Mr Arthur Collins, informed a press representative that the fire, wae discovered about 2.30 ajn. in the prompt, side wardrobe, but was rapidly 6ubdaed -• by the fire brigade, and that the damage to stage dresses would not in the least interfere with the ran of the pantomime. The alarm was given at 2.S9, and in re- sponse to a district call engines arrived from various parts of London in rapid succession; and what at first was feared would pr6ve a disastrous outbreak was soon got under control, but not before the fire had extended to the roof, part of which was burned. In the official report it is stated that the cause of the fire is not known.

THE SALARIES OF TEACHERS In a statement on the supply and salaries of teachers, sent us by Sir James Yoxall, M.P., is the following:—Unrest among teachers is becoming openly grave. The plain, blunt, eloquent letters S a. d. express the situation; teachers are deter* mined to demand omelioration of the suf- ferings caused them through £ o. d. The war, and its prolongation have brought wealth to many thousands in the oonunuc nit" and better wages to many millions. To teachers nothing in that respect has come, but the contrary-anxiety, privai' tion, poverty, and, in some eases, abso- lute want. At a period when women untrained for any avocation are earning money every- where for the I first time, by default of available men, the pay of women teachers has stood at its former level. Among men teachers 40 per cent. of the head maeterp and 50 per cent. of the clase teachers are receiving less than B150 a year. Puddlere and mechanics are making ae much in a week as these teachers do h a month; boys of 14 are earning as much as eome certificated teachers. Teachers are busy as honorary secretaries of war savinre aa- sociatione, garnering in for the nation the surplus of wages two or three-tinim as much as the teachers can pay. These discrepanciee eannof rightly COD- tinpe; they ought to come to an end. If teachers act collectively and energetically they will.

CLYDACH EISTEDDFOD. The winner of the open pianoforte solo at the Clydach competitive meeting on Saturday was Miss Dilys Davies, pias- marl.

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RHYDDINGS PARK HALL. The usual weekly tournaments for tlfc Tommiee were held at the above hall on Tuesday evening, when Private Edwards won the prizes for bagatelle and draughts, while Private Bain won that for the highest break in bagatelle. Close upon 100 men sat down to supper, kindly provided by Mr. James Harries, of Bryn-road, a generous supporter of the hall, and to whom and the ladies a vote of thanks was accorded. Rhyddings Park Hall will be open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening this week for members of his Majesty's Forces, and each night next week. It is intended to hold a concert and .■vide a supper nert Tuesday evening*