The Cambria Daily Leader

I Our portrait Is of Mrs. W. Maddocks, of 14, Grenville Street South, Liverpool, j Our portrait Is of Mrs. W. Maddocks, of 14, drenville Street South, Liverpool, g who writes | Kindly allow me to tell you of the good Clara's Blood Mixhjre has done I me. I had a very bad ulcerated leg and foot; for two years I attended the hos- I pital and was operated on six times, but nothing did me any good, so I b& | gan to think 1 should never get better again. Then I thought I would try ï Clarke's Blood Mixture. The first botUc made a change in me. I have now j had 8 bottles and am pleased to say my leg and foot &re.quite well again thanks pj only to Clarke's Blood Mixture. You may use this letter as you like and I | shall always be pleased to recommend it to any one. 1 If It's Any Disease Due to Impure Blood such as Eczema, Scrofula, Bad Legs, Abscesses, Ulcers, Glandular | I Swellings, Boils, Pimples, Sores of any kind, Piles, Blood Poison, § Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, or any kindred complaint, | Don't ivaste your time and money on I useless lotions and messy ointments which cannot get belov; the surface of the skin. What you want, and what you must have, is a medicine that will thorough- S ly free the blood of the poisonous matter which alone is the true cause of all your suffering. Clarke's Blood Mixture 8 i? just such a medicine. It is oom a posed of ingredients which quickly expel P from the blood all the impurities fro1u 8 tuAa?L'crcanscar?'my, and by rend(,ring g it clean and pure can bo relied upon to | give speedy relief and lasting benefit. | Pleasant to take, and warranted free 1 from anything injunoua to the most | delicate constitution. j! delicat?e conctitution. 1 a r k a's Blood MixtLlre d By reason of its Remarkable Blood Purifying g 8 Properties is universally re-cognisecl as $ I THE WORLD'S BEST REMEDY FOR j SKIN AND BLOOD TROUBLES. Sold by all chemists and stores, 2j9 per bottle (six times the quantity llj-). R I REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES.

Tuberculous patients recommended ex- tras under the Middlesex Insurance Com- mittee's scheme will from March 31 be given only milk. Up to the present they have also been allowed eggs, butter, and bacon. Employed by the Post Office for 33 yeare, Alexander S. Anderson, senior sorter at the south-eastern district- post office, Southwark, was at Tov/er Bridge I on Monday given three months in the second division for the theft of a letter and a postal order. Manchester banks cleared more than .£i:O!JO.OOO during January, nearly £ •5,003,000 more .than in any other monto in their history. Housewives w ho hoped fresh herrings and kippers would be much cheaper on Monday were disappointed. At Billings- gate Market there was r.o glut, fresh her- rings fetching wholesale 143. to 18s. for 120, against 15s. to 18s. a week ago. Retail prices of fresh herrings were 2d. to 4d.. and kippers 4d. to Cd. a pair, the same as last wpek. •

—— — ——- j H. A VE you helped the 'big push that is starting by putting all the ¡ money you possibly can behind it? 11 i' I !f not buy War Loan to-day. Ijj The more you lend-the sooner the War will end. 1 j | i ANY Money Order Post Of?ce will hand you ji r a ?t War Savings Corticate for 15/6. Any »! Bank will buy War Loan for you from 15 |! upwards. Or go to your locl War Savings Comrr?ttee j ?' who will do everything for you. j] )————————————————————————————————————— ) I! i k — j jlli i 1 Iftv ai jrn iifi HwiwTTvwryMaaro- | THE LBXMX C!H MB IIBU1B I BANK LUTES. HEAD OFFICE: 5, THREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON. E.G. Subscribed Capital £22,947,804 ( Paid-up Capstat 4,780,792 I Reserve Fund- 4,000,000 I Deposits (31st December, 1916) 1 74,620,724 I Cash Reserve 47,973,686 1 1THIS BANK WILL RECEIVE AT ALL ITS BRANCHES I LA]PPPLICATIO.NS FOR WAR LOAN, AND WILL CASH S COUPONS AND DIVIDEND WARRANTS. |

I GCRSESNON. Anniversary services in connection with the local Spiritualist Society were held at the Institute, Gorseinon, on Monday even- ing, when a trc.nce speech was delivered by Mr. W. Thomas, Gorseinon, and the I powers of clairvoyancy- were exercised by I Mrs. Halestrap, Tredegar.

I PONTARDULAIS. The death has taken place at an ad- vanced age of Mrs. Davi-es. Goppa, wife of Mr. John Davies. an old railwayman and a prominent worker with friendly society work. Among the victims; of the London muni- tion works explosion was a daughter of 3!is. Godsell, 5, Gcppa-row, with whom much sympathy is felt. This lady has her only three eons in the fighting lines.

I BRYNHYFRYD. I The weekly Gospel Temperance meeting in connection with, the Eaton-road Mission was well attended on Saturday evening. Mr. W. Day presided. The mu-siccj parts were well rendered by Miss Muriel Cole, Mr. Eddie Evans. Miss Violet Ball; duets were taken by Masters Willie and Bertie Day; and the elocution was well sustained I by their little sister, Muriel Day. An address in which he condemned the State purchase of the liquor trade was given by Mr. T. J. Williams, Swansea.

I GOWEiRYOW. On Monday afternoon Mr. Glynn Price held a.n inquiry at Gowerton into the death of Griffith George Brown, who was employed as a crane driver at Messrs. Baldwin's Steel Works. Gowerton. Mr. P. D. Atkins and Mr. Bull (solicitor) re- presented the employers, and the Inspector of Factories was also present. The jury brought in a verdict to the effect that death was caused by general poisoning caused by the deceased slipping off the platform of the crane to the ground.

I LLANDOVERY. The Llandovery Borough Tribunal met on Monday, under the presidency of the Mayor (Mr. Pryse Rice). Twelve applica- tions were dealt with. One application was withdrawn, applicant stating that he would join up on the Second of April, after he had finished some gardening for his employer. Three were exempted for six months. One applicant it was found was above military^ age. A draper was given. tnvo months. The tribunal wished I the Press to note that applicants must go before the Medical Board. Those who did not would be assumed to be in Class A 1.

GARNSWLLT. I- I The funeral of Mrs. sarah Ann Mor- gans, wife of Mr. Phillip Morgans, Elm Cottage, took place on Saturday at I Xoddfa burial ground, It was one of the biggest ever seen in the district. The I officiating ministers were: Rev. T. I Roberts, pastor; T-L'cv. Williams, -Tlan- dilo; Rev. Walters, Glanamman; Rev. J. Williams, Gowerton; Rev. B. Eliott, ¡ Gorseinon; and Rev. J. Thomas, Glan- I, amman. L. Griffiths played the Dead March on the organ. Deceased, who was 45 years of age. leaves a hus- band, ono daughter and three sons, one of whom is Mr. Morgan I. Morgans, organist of Xoddfa Baptist Chapel.

GWAUN-CAE-GURWEN.* On .Saturday evening at Carmcl Chapel, thf; IZev. Jeremy Jones, Cwmllynfell, de- livered an address on "Dan Dderwen Ganmlwydd." Mr. Morgan A. James made an efficient chairman. The proceed-' of the lecture went to support Mr. William Price, Wannleishon, who has been in hos- pital for some time. We regret to record the death of Islwyn, the little son of Mr. William Evans, Cwm- gorsx Islwyn passed away on Sunday morning after a very brief illness. A sad burning fatality occurred at Tair- gwaith on Saturday afternoon. While the mother was out, the little child of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Leonard got too near the fire, and receivod fearful burns which proved fatal.

I PORT TALSOT. I The annual meeting of the local branc-h of the British and Foreign Bible Society was held at Bethany, Port Talbot, on Mon- day night. Irr. Edward Lov-ther (Chair- man of the Urban Council) presided, and ttho Rev. Crv.-ys Williams, deputation on 'behalf of the parent society, gavo an inter- esting address on the society's work. The report of the treasurer (Mr. E. Davies) was road by Mr. Loveluck (secretary), and showed that the rcc-eipts during the year were ■ £ 28 10s. ad. and the expenditure 18s. Cd., £27 10s. lid. being sent to the pircnt society. For the fift time jn its history there had been a juvenile collec- tion, and this realised over X-21, The trado at the port during the past week was as follows:-Exports: Coal and coke, 32,729; fuel, 1,400; angles, 400; mak- ing a total of 31,528. Imports were:—Pit-, wood, 638: oranr-es, 3-17; making a total j tonnage of 35,511 against 45,032 last year. I

SOLDIER3S LAPSE. SOLDIER'S LAPSE. i Eventful Journey From Swassssa to Lianelly. Pte. Arthur Clayton, stationed at Pem- brey, was charged at the Llanelly* Police (. Liirt on Monday with stealing a wallet containing a cheque for .£5, two 10s. notes and a P.O. for 3s. Mr. F. N. Powell ap- peared for the prosecution. Meredith Keenan, adet at the O.T.C. at Bristol, said he was returning from I' Swansea on Saturday and paid for his ticket out of paper money he carried in a wallet which he placed in his mackintosh I pocket. lie first saw defendant on the platform at the Swansea G.W.R. Station just after he had taken his ticket. Wit- ness noticed him because he pushed against him. He next saw defendant on the footbridge at Llanelly Station. De- fendant was carrying a newspaper, and witness next felt something in his pocket. Witness immediatoly searched for his wallet and found it missing. Being sus- picious of the defendant he accused him, and the man, who had the wallet in his left hand, dropped it. After picking the wallet up witness gave the man in charge. Defendant, who pleaded guilty, said he tad no intention of depriving the owner of the wallet. All he wanted was to take it to the Police Station in the hope of getting his discharge from the Army. Since he was wounded in France he had been unable to do a day's duty and was classed B 2. ( The Bench, in view of defendanes record ia the Army, dismissed the ca^e .7th caution. David Williams was on Monday fined £ 10 for entering a munition works" with a match in his pocket. The Great Western Railway is advertis- ing a reward to the finder of any of the fivp hired railway wagons lost on their system. Dr. John James Barrett, of Balham, died at Battersea General Hospital on Monday from injuries caused by a fall in l the street.

e.1 lt:=:: 'oO 't 'i'J.'JI' '{ '= 1- !'iJI.I- S> .,1 61 T*^B9or pilferJ C 7J i7r MArk) Â..£';1 ?L?i The SURE rising powder, ? ? ?Mr??J ??1 >/ ?.. ? ?!NN<MK<NBSa??<SMK?)!<)S?? ?* « 'I M ').:l ?S?' <?v? ?€'<?3/<'? .?????? ? ka-rolls, scones, muffins, little dinner loaves, fp and other baked d?mties—H you made them W???????? ? with" Parley Flour." ?-???? ? After rheating they will be almost as good as ??f I when fresh. And new or old, you can eat them /? .j? ? § straight from the oven. They will be perfectly i ? digestible. ?: Order Paisley Flour" in 8!d < ???f I) ?? ?e for economy; half size ?LjE<K.? costs 4id. Also in ltd. packets. Recipes in all packets. B r;tI.)& K |j A good cook uses Brown i|  Corn Flour every ? day for pjdi.,s, sweet ad     ??.????? ?St?e  ?.  and akei with 2 I P:nsley Flour. SPUD GROWING IN SPASMS. Spasm 1. Contemplation. I The first ni. ge. An enthusiastic perusal of literature pertaining to I agriculture in general and potato-producing in particular.

I BIRTHS, MATIRIAGES ND DEATHS. BIRTH. WILSON.On February 2nd. at 6, The Grove, Sketty, to Mr. and Airs. C. 1. 0. I Wilson, a. son. 220A2-7 MARRIAGES. HART PEDLER. At Congregational Church, Mumbles, on Thursday. Feb. 'st, Sez.-Lieut. Hart. 1st Welsh Kegiment, to Elizabeth Jane Goul eldest daughter of Mr. and YT. H. pfdier. Rose Cottage. Norton. West Cross Mumbles. A2-6 DEATHS. MORGAN.—On Pebruarr 3rd, at 90, New Hunter-street, Britonferry, Mary, the le- loved wife of David Morgan 'Baglan En- Rineering Co.) Funeral Wednesday. 3.30. fo" Ynysmaerdy Cemetery. Men only. AZ-7 BEES.—On February 4tb. at 128. Robert- street, Manselton. Wm. Reea, foreman at Messrs. Vivian and Sons, Ltd.. Silver Works. Funeral on Thursday, at 3.30 p.m. for CwmgeJly Cemetery. Men only. 220A2-7 ROS&ER.—Gertrude M. only surviving: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rosser, 300. Oxford-street in her 25tb year. (Late of Rutland-street Schools.) 218A2-6 THANKS FOR SYMPATHY RICHAEDS.—Mrs 0 D Pichard6 and Family wiah to thank a1, friends for sympathy extended to them in their reeent"boreave- ment. 221A2-3

WREATHS, BOUQUETS, Etc., by "K I T L E Y • S, THE SPECIALISTS IN ALL FLORAL DESIGNS CHEAPE-SI AND BEST HOCES FOR GLASS WREATHS. OPPOSITE NATIONAL. SCHOOLS. OXFORD-STREET SWANSEA. (Tel 43i Oentral.) ALJteXAAiJt.^ JOHNSWN The Most Up. ,A to-date Florist in Swansea Wreath a BOUQUETS ard other FLOHAl DESIGNS, arraneed in the Latest London Style. <27 OXFORD-STREET SWANSEA Telephone: 557 Central LEADER CLASSIFIED ADVTS. PREPAID*" RATES. PREPABD 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 five words. LOST AND FOUND. Three insertions, one shilling and. sixpence for twenty words, and/ 4d. for every additional five words. BIRTH, MARRIAGE, 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 sixpence; 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 ae Are. FINANCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Fourpence per line first insertion; 3d. per line per insertion afterwards. This scalo does not apply to Advertise- ments from Corporate or Public Bodies, Bankruptcy or Liquidation Notices, Sales and Let by Tender Announcements. HEAD OFFICE- LEADER BUILDINCS. SWANSEA. Telephonesi 1201 Central (11 Lines). Telogramsa Leader, Swansea." LONDON OFFICE- 151, FLEET STREET, E.C. Teiephone: 2276 Central. LLANELLY OFFICE- LONDON BUILDINGS, THOMAS ST. Telephone: 174. NEATH OFFICE- ALFRED STREET. Telephone: No. 250. SITUATION WANTED. AVAOANCY occurs for a capable 'Cellist in the Empire Orchestra.—Apply to Mr Tomlinson, Musical Director. C2-12 DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT. Advertisement*! in the Situations Va-c&it cojuuxn from Firms whose business eonsisls wholly ox mainly in enginringor ship- htrfldmjr or the production of arms, ammu- nitwn or oxploeiv<?. or of ?ubstan?coo re- quired or tbo pro?ot?on thereof, an. In order to comply with Rejnilation 8 (V of the above Act. subject to the following oOu- ditfone: No poreon resident more than ten milee away or already -n-,aged on Government work will be engaged MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. UMUNITlONil ALe yoa tuUy .'uuxpued J?T.. for a lSucuJ u "int6a T ei3 no not mis* your opporituiity. Apply forth. with to the SWANSEA BUSINESS COL- WliE (Siiddall Btiildings, Aiexaod'ta^-road) for a "Busiaeee Training" Booklet (froey. Specialised instruction ill aJl modern Biisineoo siibjects, including Shorthand, iyyewritiug, and Book-ke6cin|r. D.aY. Evening, and fost^ui Tuition. Advjand tulj uartlcuiars may be Una At tne any Da.y or livening; Saturdays between o and 0 p;1I1. Principal: tirxieet Victor tiua- deli, B.A. Uomestiu Servants. GOOD Washerwomaai v/anted every other Monday.—Apply Brookland Villa. 221A 2-12 COOK General Servant wanted, small famii'y.-Apply (ioskar, The Pines, iiayals, Biackpili. 219A2-9 WANTED, a good General (experienced)i W three in family; good wage6.—Apply u. KAtcliffe. 16, ilark-road, jlyda-ch, AO.2-10 GOOD general Servant or Working House- keeper wapted for small family in country district. Apply Box A14," Leader Office. 220A2-7 iv- ANTED, a capable Cook General, two in family.—Appb Mrs. Kemp, The Einis. Morriaton. 219A2-9 Servantwanted. Apply Goskar, ) The Pines, Mayals, Biackpili. 219A2-9 TpXPEKiKNCEDWoman Wanted for llJ Washhpuse in steam laundry; hours 7.30-r-6.0; good references essential; wages 2. weekly.—Apply Matron, iswansea ilos- pital., 2J9A2-9 YOUjSIG General Wanted, other help kept. -L —Apply Mrs. TrevoGriffiths, 13. North- amr'ton-piace. Swansea. 219A2-9 T WO J-anior Maids Wanted.-Applv tirs. t Salmon, Training College, Swansea. S 3, )mon. Traini n?, 216A2r7  EN ERAL Wanted; assist in business: re- G1 f ferences recjuJred.—App?y Bevan's Arms. Morris ton. 216A2-6 W ANTED, good General.—James, 8, King Edward-road Swansea., 214A3-6 OoySj Uirii, Apprentico«, &«, QTRONG Youth wanted to run errands and help in Warehouse.—Fred Morgan and Co., Provision Merchants, 4 and 5. 1 Waterloo-street. 220A2-7 Man and Youtlu. H AIRDF.ESSERS.-Wented at once good J-T Haircuttors and Shavers to work Saloon single-handed. Permanency; easy place, no Sunday work. 35s., outdoors; com- mission on eaits.—Keply to J. Heddon, Gaildball-square. Carmarthen. 221A2-12 ^PAILOEING.—Ve3t hands and apprentices wanted. Wages to start.—Apply at once. Cfoldman. 220, Picton-lanc. 220A2-3 NA VVIES Wanted on Pipe Track at Mar- gam near Port Talbot; good e.Y.- ALply on job. A3-3 J -4 "\7\7" .NTED. Drivers, Steerere, and Wag- gonors for Traction Engines h;iulingi, lcjitding and discharging light Pitwood.— Apply, stating experience, references, and wages required to. Le.wid, 9. Forest-terrace. Por,tardulaii. "'{7(T ANTED. a Driver ineligible) for Motor t t Vehicle. Able to do own repairs. V/agea 45s.-Apply, stating age and experi- ence, with references, to Cwmbwrla Cc- ortcrative Society, not later than Friday. 9th ins i; 220A2-10 /^ARETAKEE wanted, light duties. Suit 'L/ discharged Soldie.* or Sailor.-Apply P.A.E., Leader Office, Swansea t7[.7'ANTED immediate'.?, coed Gardener. v useful, wife help in house when re- quired. Lodge and garden. Wages, refer ences, DaviM. Upland, Carmarthen. 220A2-7 1¡-L:"fË"'3UšBÍXG.-Mä:eQUirOd to "m?&e F himself centrally useful in Shop. Per. mamnoy to right aprlicant — Applr .JJevau .and.Co., Ltd.House Furnishers, .280, Cuford- stiect. Swansea. 219A2-6 1;f\T AD" èapabII) 1\(an M Ï!àuÍier » » (inehgibic'); used t? Timber Bnsinem.- Apply D. W. Johns. Bathurst-street Yard? | ^^ransea- 9!7 ?A, '?1.7 Men and Women. W ANTED, Caretaltar and Wife for I Y.M.C.A., to live on the premises.— Apply in writing with references and e- iruneration required, to Chairman, Y.H.C.A. Swansea, marked Caretalier."s C2-12 :'PENHAlE'S (( STORES ? a L?sanLL u (cLoTH?o) I 232, High StH!NG) I LAST FEW DAYS OF CUR GREAT J STOCK-TAKING SALE. DURING these trying days it i& essential I JL/ that everybody should secure the Best 5 VALUrj for their hard-earned money. Our S Stores is built on Value. When we mark fl our goods we do not ask HOW MUCH CAN it I WE GET FOR IT—bu thow much can we !j afford to sell at-to secure qaick returns. ? C)oth:ng Department. ? KA MEN'S Strong Tweed Trousers, to 50 clear, 5s. lid., 66. lid. A ft SMART Cashmere Striped Trousers *?U (f?r bea wear), 8? lid wortb 128, 6d; sizes—waists, 32 to 46; all size? in leg mea- surements. SPECIAL Line Youths' Long Trousers, lJ 4s. lid.: all sizes. OA MEN'S Sjn?rt Tweed Suits. 25s. 6d.; 3grand valu. 40 Youths Trousers (Long) S'iits, 20s.; worth 25s 6d.  BOYS Strong School Norfolk Suits, OO 6s. lid. OAA DCNGAEEE TrouserB (indigo Dye), ,-) Bib and Brace. 48, 6d.; Jackets, 3s. 6d.: Trousers, 33. 6d.; every garment guaranteed. Post orders promptly de- spatched. Kftft KEAL Welsh Shirts, made in Hen- D li&n. We prid? ourselves in this department at leading when they were gold at 4s. 9d. We have constantly advised the Public about buying early. We anticipate further advances, and adviee our Customers to secure some of this lot which we 6,re clearing at 6s. 9d. eacS; worth to-day 7& lid. Post orders should state size of neck band required. Underwear Department. PA DOZ. FLEECED LINED PANTS or <JU VESTS to Clear la 6d.: vorth Is. lljd. OA DOZ. NATURAL PANTS or VESTS to ?U Clear 2s. 6d.; worth 2s ll £ d. KAA MENS TUNIC SHIRTS; neat Pat* DOO terns; size 14 to 18; to Clear 2s. "d.; worth 2s. lljd. I ME/S STOCKINGS are difficult to get. But wo have 50 Dozen, Welsh Knit, to Clear Is. 6d.; worth 2s 10 DOZEN COTTON SOCKS, to Clear Sid. J.U per Pair. i<) DOZEN WOOLLEN SOCKS, All Wool, J-?-' Is. ?d.; worth 13. 6d. o GENT'S RAINCOATS. Lined Check; OU guaranteed reliable; worth 35s 6d.; Clearing Price. 25;. 6d.; all sizes in stock. 10 Dark Grey Kingscoats to Clear, 21e.; worth 32s. 6d. Penhale's Tailoring Dept. IADIES' Costumes and Gent's Suits from -i? 453. Mourning Orders executed in 8 hours. Large Stocks of Black and Navy Ccstnme Serge, 4s. lid to 10s. 6d. per yard. To Buyers of our Clotht we will Cut and Make Costume any stylo for 25s. All goods made on premises. I Train Fare Allowed up to 2s. on Parcels of t2 on Production of Ticket. PENHALE'S ^LOTmNG, X L.<1!!Hf?L.L. U CLOTBING, 232 High Street, Swansea. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. HOUSE a.nd Shop near the A Hall to L I- let.—Apply for particulars to Picton Evans and Jones, Solicitors, 9, St. Mary- treet, Swansea. 221A1-12 HOUSE to Let, 8, Frogmore-avenue, 9 1 SketT ,y.-Apply W. Thomas and Co., Ltd.. Gioster Buildings, Charco-srroct, Sn,. T A2-7 CKLII Y ROAD.-Conve-iient Modern House K-J for Sale.—Apply Box 19 U." 239A2-? SM.Ai-'L Semi-detached Villa for Sale, West sFind of Swansea, immediate posses- sion; modern built; convenient to trams- Apply Hood. Arcade Chambers Goat-street. 717A2-7 TO LET, House and Shop, Pp,-xton -street.- -L Apply Ches. M. Moxham and Co., Tim- ber Importers. Swansea. A2-7 BUSINESSES FOR SALE. GENERAL and Fancy Drapery Business '? in very excellent position, Cardiff. for disposal through owner being called up for military service; "apirlly growing traje; open to every inve-stigalion, low working expenses; capital required about £ 300; should be viewed immediately. Webb. Pritchard and Co., Drapers' Valuers 15: High-street, CardiiT. CZ-12 HOUSES WANTED. "TTTTANTED, to rent a Hoiuo or Cottage wwi?h a Garden, in Alltwen, Pont?r- dav/e. or Trebanoo district.-Replv Box A.15. "Leader" Office, Swansea. 221A2-8 I HOUSE (small), with good sard en in JLJL Swansea or imBpediat? district, wanted. —Apply RaJph, "Leader" OGicft. Swansea. LODGINGS & AfAKfMtNtS TO LET AND WANTED. /OMFOETABLE Lodging, suit one or two ) young gentlemen, bath hot and cold. Address. 3, Hazelwood-road, Ncath. C2-12 I ODGiGSin SwamcJ, desired bv Ycung j Lady.—Write, 8tatiQ termB to "F.RD Leader Office. S.T.D. MUSICAL tNSTRUMq,NTS. Thompson & bViacktirs Announceinenu. ij; 1AJ.N Ui'OiiXii ? CO"rd &nd UoUa-ra X roMWOod case ivol?Y keye. mpt?j ¡ ( e¡ all latest improvements; £ Si i2& (Jiteh.—Tbompwon and Shaokeil. Ltd 69. Ca3tie>^tm»t, swaxlsea. LOVELY La trie Organ-iianaonium 8 JLJ &tom. only ,M lQs ca<?a: Eptey C?' -n 10 etor», two Knee Bwlit3, ni?h i?irror back Elb 1C?e.; "Muraoch" OMa?u, knee sweL only ?5 108. Great bergaint3.-i?horr and Shac?eU. Ltd.. M. C&sUe-street. &waa aea. IA.LNU'r,Piano by "iaon and AHj?ou 'wi aiigh?y oid-iat.cjon?d. only ?12 Jr.. caeh; j?r?rd" Piano, OOBL 60 ?uin?a? a? oM8 .ea. oa" (&&<??nd-h«?<i). Severe other bargaara ju?t '?riv??.-Thomp?oc ?ad &4a4keU. Ltd.. M. C?Me-street Swan- eea. ??A.AtOJ.'?iO??. ?hUy [Me? cost ? 5&, X wiU accept ? Lw.?Ne'iv ?i-?m?D?on?e ? 10?.. £ 4 10a?, ?5 106., f,tc. Now is we time to bay. Pnceé are riMng.—Thompson anù t)Qa.ckell..lJta.9, 0a«tle-6t>r«=et. Swejystei, Godfrey's Annou-il;ements. MAON and Hamlin Organ, in nw con- ?L diiiou; ? atopa 6 sets of reede, power. ful tone, pipe top, a bargain, 33 Guineas cash. or 12.i. 6d. monthly .—Godfrey and Co., Ltd.. 22. St. Helen's-roaa Swansea. DOMINION Organ; 10 stops. 4 sets reeds, very fine tone, solid Uralnut case, mirror top; a bargain 21 Guineas cash, er I 10s. 6d. monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, ) Helro.d, SvtDnaea. j HAKJIONIUMS by Cosarina, Boosey, etc.; .j all in perfect condition, irom 5 Guineas; real bargain.Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22. Si.. Keien's-road. Swansea. 217A2-7 PALMISI HY. CONSULT Mile. Doreen, the Bi-linguist Palruiste and Physiognomist, at 44, Quay-street, Ammanford (three doors from the Station). Here until Saturday, Feb. 11th. 220A2-10 MADAME DALHA. Celebrated Wc?h j-t Palmist, Phrenologist Advice on Mar- riage, Changes. Speculation; attendance from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.—19, Park-Etre2t (off ?'U,nion-stre,?t), Swansea. 220A2-10 I ?ADAME DRUSILLA, F.B.I.M?.. Scien- 1\1 dfio Palm13t, Clairvoyant; American Mystic Readings; advice daily: hours 11 to I 9. Address: 68. St. Helen's-road. Swansea. (Last few weeks.) 217A2-7 A Tr, LANELLY.-Madame M—X, the Clair- voyant, Palmiste, from L-ondon at No. 9, Old Castle-road (opposite Popular Cinema. 217A2-7 .p Allb)IBTRY.-I-f yon Me 1n dMcnixy t. aoont JOur Home, tftxmLl-LT, qinfp. Marriage, HeaJ th or other mattiers, ctil: -t,nd see MLdmo Euprenta Tnsrtitnte 6. Oneer. I Arcade Hard iff 1781\ .1{1 CCHARACTER Reader and Advi8"TY Ex- ? ert.-Madacre Veno, M B.I !? S Palmist, gives Advice daily (hQu 11 a.m to 9 p.m.) at 2Z2, Oxford-street Swansea. 216A2-6 MOTOR CAHS, CYCLES, ENGINE-Z, &e., FOR SALE APJD H J R E. THE ENGINEtHlNG EQUIPMENT Co (SWANSEA), LTD. Boller and Steam Pipe Covering Con. tractors. Largest Stocks In WL Wales of all Non conducting Mflfterjals. AabeetOe Com:, itions. Silicate Cotton Mettrftsefle and Sbeeta, FoseU MeaV. itb(>umnda of $" of v&rJ. Aaboat<* !top? (tùoUMndø of fe?t of varl one eiiea). Silicate Cotton Canvas-hashed Stripe FROST PROOFING. Hair Felt SbW. alw Hair Felt Ctenva# backed Strip?, lee s- ili7 tvpnlie.'i). TelephOTi^t 869 OentrA.1 Telegrame; 'Eoulpnimt. Swansea- f PCNTARDULAIS. I At the BLACK HORSE HOTEL On I SATURDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, 1917. .ASTLEY SAMUEL9 F.A.I. WLLJ- offer tor SALPi by PDBUO AUCTION (subject to Conditions to be then and there produced, Valuable Leasehold Properties, Situate and known as I Nos. 1,2,3,4, 5 and 6, ST. MICHAEL'S AVENUE, PONTARDULAtS. Each House is let at £1 12s per Lunar Month, Landlord paying Rates. The Properties nitty be offered as one, two or six Lots, at apportioned Ground Ren. Noe. 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 Cll 16s. Nos. i to 6 (ihclusive) 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 £11 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- eer, King's Chambers, Gower-street, Swan- sea. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ASTLEY SAMUEL, F.A.I. HAS been instructed to Remove and 1X1 SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at the SHAFTESBURY HALL, ST. HELEN'S- ROAD, SWANSEA, on TUESDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, 1917, Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Full particulars later. Auctioneer's Offices, King's Chambers. Swansea. TRADE SPECIALITIES. your Cold Water Pipes with "Equipment" Hair felt Strips (eanvaa backed); cheap, and ea8) ot application.— Apply the Engineering Equipment Co. (Swansea), Ltd., Boiler and Steam Pipe Covering Contractors Salubrious Chambers, Swansea 'Phone 269 Central. T.D. GA-L V A.N LSLD Q6rrugat»4 Sbeew.—60 <jr Tone of Galvanised Corrugated ^h«et» in stock; pnos, &COQrding to grades. %0&. 246? and '?s. per cwt. • !DøpeetloD invited.— MUle. English and 00., Ltd. OTP BAZAAR GOODS.-Tom Fancy Goods, J-) etc.. every kind; advioe to beginners: atao be«t spare tlm% agency: 104-page Cata- logue free.—May (164). George-Areet Birm- ingham. LONDON Time-Table and Red Rail-Guide. JLj -The current teaue of this popnlar Publication is on Sale at-all Railway Book- stalls and leading Newsagents, Nearly 600 pages, it deals with over 3.000 Railw.-t,.v Sta- tions. At twopence it is the beet and chcao- est Railway Guide ever pobliahed. Bullock Bros. Announcements. SOLID Silver. Hall-marked Spoons and Cj Forks at 3a. 6d. per oz., to clear. Bullock lit-Ds. A quantity of second-hand Rings, Brace lets. Brooches, etc.. to be sold cheap See bottom of window —Bullock Bros. 2 Wall Clocks, good 14-day movements, E4 and iE4 10s.-Bullocti Bros.. Portland. street. 218A2-6 HILL'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. HILL'S Stocktaking Sale.-All of our JH Large Stock to b-j Cleared. Ho reason- able offar refused. Q tJECIA.L Ldnea in Bedroom SuKea from ?S guineas; Dining and Drawing-room Suites fro >• Bedsteads and Bed- ding at your own price SEVE £ AL Shop-aoiled Sideboards to be )J Cleared below ooet; Dressers, Fender* Fir; Braeecs. Rugs Carpete Wbite MillpuU Bed Seta from 17a. 6d. _—— GOODS can be Storet Free until required. Now ill the time to buy: don't delay. —Call at onoe for Benjatne at Hill's Central, Buildinga. Power-street Swanims. MISCELLANEOUS. N OTICE to Insurance Companies. Agents, i. < and Others.—No Monies must be paid out on the death of the late Elisabeth Joneo, of Aberclydach-place, Clydach, with- out first obtaining mv signature.—(Signed). Evan Jones (brother). 220A2-7 B OTTLES.-Wa,ited to Purchase any -D quantity Second-hand Bottles, i pint to ? pint; cork mouth, at bottoms, name or < plain: state price f.o.r., and send samples.— White. Cottell and Co.. Vinegar Brewers, Cauiberwell, London, S.E. C2-S C LOGS! Clgsl Clog-I for all trade.?. Bring your Old Boots and get them Re- Clogged; good work guai-anteect.-Narb and Sens. Port Tennant-road, St. Thomas. SVi ansea. 218 AM WANTED. Second-hand Hind Wheels, Ford Car.—' H." "Cambria Daily Leader," Swansea. 219A2-' porium, Angel-street. Neath. 217A2-1 POULTRY, EGGS, Ac. I DOZEN Laying Cross-bred Pullets fot Sale. 53. each.—Apply The Pines. Mayals, Biackpili. 213A1-7 LOST AND FOUND. L OST, a Black Muff in Quay-parade, Sun. day morning, about 11 o'clock. Please return to 1. Quay-parade 220A235 LOST, a. young Airdale Dog, answers to JLJ name of Salpa. Finder rewarded, d. tainer prosecuted.—W D. Roberts, 21, David- street, Manselton 22.1A2-3 L OST. on Monday week, Brown Whippet Dog i-5 months' old). 4 white epots on toes, narrov., white stripe on nose, scratched Ol eyelid. Finder rewarded on retnrnuit; to 17, Wern Fawr-road, Port Tennant. Swan- SEA. 213A1-9 | LOST on Sunday, in the vicinity t)f JU Clydach, pair of Gold Spectacle: finder rewarded —G. G. Rees. Glaslwynfa, Skef.t,y. 220-\2." IOST, Gold Wiec-hon.? Brooch in Swan- | IA sea. Finder rewarded on returning tc Gray, Hi Tyrcanol-terrace, Morriston 219AXI FOR SALE. GIRDERS, R.R Joist* Channel Iron and Rooting principals for sale. For Ii; t apply Cambria Leader," Swansea. C2-10 FOR Sale, 4-wheeled Covered Delivery Van -'L by Bond Bros., only in use 12 months. single and double shafts; also 4-wheelee Trolley, replaced by motors. What offers" —Apply Fred Morgaj and Oo., 4 and 5, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 221A2- ci IRDERS for Sale and R. S. Joists and Channel Iron.—Box A17. "Leader Office. Swansea. C'2.U — 11 11 -—— EDWIN CHARLES BARTER (Deceased). Pursuant to Statute 22 and 23 Vic. Cap. 35. A LL persons having any CLAIMS or .J.. DEMANDS against the estate of EDWIN CHABLES BARTER deceased late of Baarspit-lace Norton near Swansea in the County of Glamorgan Retired House Decorator (who died on the Sth day of April 1014 and whose Will was proved in the Principal Probate Registry on the 29th day of May 1914 by Daniel Picton Evans of Number 9 St. Mary-street Swan- sea Solicitor one of the Executors therein named) are hereby required to send to us particulars thereof in writing before the 17th day of March 1!)17 after which date, the Executor will distribute the Estate having regard only to ttw Claims and De- mands of which he shall then have had notice. Dated this 6th day of February 1917. PICTON EVANS & JONES, 9, St. Mary-street Swansea, Solicitors for the Executor, >