The Cambria Daily Leader

I PONTARDAWE. The funerd bok place at St. Peter s Church, P.mtardawe, on Thursday, of Masters BiL'ie and Jackie Howells, the two youijgesi: children of -Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howflls. of Quarr-road, Pontarclawe. The former died on Sunday night, and the latter 21 hours later. Both bodies were enclosed in one cotnn- There wail a large and representative attendance at the funeral, which demonstrated the sym- pathy of the public with the family in their sad loss. The Revs. Joel Davies 1 vicar), W. Williams, and W. G. Jenkins officiated.

PORTHCA WL. An interesting gathering of members of the R.A.O.B belonging to the Neath, pro- vince assembled at the Victoria Hotel, l'ortlicawl, for the purpose of raising a brother (Mr. Knight) to the third degree Prior to the raising. the Rector of Pyle (Rev. J. Arthur) presided. The visitors included breihren from the Talbot (Aberavon), E. Vernon Pegge (Briton- ferry). Prothero Thomas (Neath), W. R. Morgan (Slcewen), and other lodges. Tho installing officer was Mr. G. E. Harris* K.O.M., secretary of the Brcgden Lodge, I'ortheawl, who was ably assisted by the members of the Knights Chapter.

VITAL I IF 0 0 n IO W" 0 P-i? FACTORS r —j. Every Suit will be we l l- tai l ored, to ensure us recommen d ations and new customers. "Demand and supply" will affect the whole world this year. Spring goods will be invoiced at advanced prices. Shrewd men are buying Spring Suits now PALMER I' {, r its offering (Suitings at Reduced Prices, As a special inducement for you to test the "superior cut," O. 1/ C"'>JJ C! t JI ara Reduced to 50b The Suit. I PALM R.S Swansea's Smartesi Tailor. 2:, CastSe St. 'LEADER" CLASSSFSEO ADVTS. DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT. Advertisements in the Sitnationa Vacant <:o:?mn from Firms whoso business cou?ista uolly or mainly in engineering or ship- building. or th(? :roductlOn of &[Ms. am jnumtion, or explosives or of substances ] rtouiied for the production thereof, are. in crder to comply with Regulation 8 (b) of j the above Act. subject ro the following cjn- uoos I No person resident mors than W milea I' away or aLcaJy engaged on Government worn will bo engaged. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. GENTLY Wamed. 1,000 Qua:H:eu Wire- u Itso Optraiors. He. can guarantee eituatioiis LO ov Stuuutito ¡L:1WelliaLlèIY I :uc.v Qualify. We can accept loutiis Otv .wed- the age of JJ and 18. Owing to Llie je.v cuiD,/ius LU.Wb. we aij eiieiul .n a our oouegc* Lo tel:! us till these vacancies, the i emu,aeration ie troai JollJÚ ?a)HK to L?:? ?m annum. '1 Lie V¡¡Cra[<.If! *auK* aa ai uihect. AUUiy ?cit? frospecius. .Viifleoii Training College &t iU?ry-atr?tit? Cardnt and Ca?Ub-airdCL. Swandua. 73EQLJRED. in about a month. Middie- JlC aged ferson to tak'e charge of cottage j •.n Uove, able to took a few poultry, I —Apply, btalins iull particulars aUl. wages I reuuirtd. to "a J.' Daily Leader, Swansea.: 159Ai-2b ;• Men and Youths. jtMt?LiARD Marker V/autetl, Pon?rdav? JL? Public InoLUHLe: dis??nrge'j Mjidier I ti_ erred: wages, i.6s. dw week, mus 7j per cctC. 01 tajnu?; two t?blM. ?Mi'mef ¡;ar-/ iculan, may bu oLLLi*z' irom Secretary. Applications to be in nor, later tiian tfiu i January, 'iwo recent testyiionials. Age 26 ?o 6u years. Also Be ate if total abstainer.— | Apply ?oi'?a,n Joueb ?aMyt?dw, i?mai- da.we. C1-2 GOOD Aceat WaiUfd workitig?-;?l" Wales regularly and t i, o ro ugbly calling on Wholesale Grocers and Corn and Merchants ^.or the sale of OatmeAl, ■tiarley, etc.; must ha\ e sound connection I and ?ood refc:etic?s.—Actd"c? Oatmeai," c/o Deacon and Co.. Lea.<teDhaii-snn:. London., KC. 161A1-26 I I 1VEF.POOL Victoria Fweudly jctY: Ai Wanted. 2 good Agents for Two Books b?Lomiuc vacant ac NeAth. through pro- motion. £ 5 M. c?Cjti: price a times. 26 per cent. commission. ezceJJcut opportunity.— Apply J. M Kvans, Sunerintendent. Queen's Chambers. the Square. N earth 159A2-4 LIVERPOOL Victoria Legal Friendly Society.—Wanted, a iirst-clags Ex- perienced Canvasser to work with the col- lectors and extending business in new localities. Salary and procuration fees paid Apply by letter, giving full particur ,,ars of past experience, where now em- ployed. etc. in strictest confidence, to ¡ Manager 4. Cradock-street. Swansea. Also Collector Wanted for a L4 10s. Book. Ap- ply. giving fuH particulars, present engage- mect. etc.. as above. Cl-20 -i1,7AiNTED ImmecUate!y. capable Mu?.- Y' Driver, aoie ? do Book-kuepu? and <)uot3 for repairs, etc.—Chapman. Garage. Mumbles. 157A1-25 WANTED, Sawder for I"ck out,??i(ie I l f. in wood very near Swansea; top money to capable A 6," Leader. I Swansea. 159Al-2a 1T-AN TED. Driver for Pair-horse Delivery VV Van; ineligible; good character; per- manent job.—Write "Commerce," Daily I Leader Swansea. 157A.1-24 -A'TED Canvasaera /spa.? tiae). 'V Nc?th. PritQaferry, Aberavon. Eeool- vou, Skewen. Llansamle* Swansea.—Apply I MikaAo Cafe. Neath. C1-2& .T^rANTED, Book-keeper and Ty p writer.- State age. wages reauired. and experi- ence. by letter oiily. to Joseph Bevan and &)nF. Timber Merchants. Gor^inon. 169A1-28 \\f ANTED, immediately reliable and ex- Vv- Derien?eed Salesman (inelinble); able ? manage for Ironmongery boj?ut?se. State salary and full particulars.—Ev?ns, IroH- monger. Park-etreet, Bryn?mmaji. 16U1.25 Women and Girls. WANTED, at once. Young Lady as Junior v v or Learner. Florist Busmcae.-—Apply, by letter, E. Parsons and Co.. 6. Oxford- etreet. Swansea. loiAl-28 Domestic Servants. \\f 'ANTED, Housemaius.—Apply lleesrs. » i David Evane and Co., Temple-street, Swansea. 160A1-26 < "1717"ANTED. Young Girl to take children j .Vi: out, mornings; reference.—Apply 5, I Sketty-road Swansea. 159.A.1-25 "\XTANTE-D, immediately. Two Laundry t V Maids for the Calender.—Apply after 6 p.m.. the Matron, the General Hospital, Swansea. 159A1-28 ANTED, at once, good General Servant for UI>lads; only four in family: no waehjng; good wages.—Apply, with refer- enc&a. to X Y Z. Leader Office. 160Al-29 "W' V f ANTED. General Servant at the Home t t' of Rest for the Blind. Mumbles: suit anyone who sympathises with the blind; good wages.—Apply Joseph Hall. Hon. Sec.. Devoruterrace. Swansea. Al-29 WANTED, for quiet country nlace. f V trustworthy Middle-aged Person as GeneraJ; plain cooking; family three; oom- fortable home; young housemaid kept; taw age. wages, references, in fiist letter. —Mrs. Shaw, Gurnos. Gowerton. Glam. 160A1-29 Boys, Girls, "Apprentices, &c. -O RAPERY.-Rich.,trd Lewi s'lmh-.t,,t. Swansea, has a Vacancy for Sharp Youth as -AP-Drentice. MILLINERY Workroom.-Richard Lewis. l'U. High-street. Swansea, has Vacancies for Young Girls as Apprentices to the Mil- linery Workroom- 161A1-26 I SITUATIONS WANTED. rf^JLERK. well qUalIliCd acoountant HECd to C engineering omce work desires engage- ment.—Write "Zenith." Leader Ofuce. btvansca.. T ?001) Family Wa5hintfW'p^nfroin '? L?nstRnd and CaawcU D?t'-ict?- AL??l_???lL?.???*_P?i?- 161A1-3U ..— QrrUATlON Wanted as  i?upc!:e?.'r'? ?-' ?ntc Box "A 9." Leader Office. Swan- 160A1-30 HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND j TO LET. T|OF. SALE, < r to IÆt. Df-tached Villa; 10 rounw; excellent p- ..sitjon ;Targe garden • I {■;>ig lease; low ground rent: situated at v icarage-road. Morriston -Apply Nathaniel P^Cross^tores. ?<Iorriston. Al-26 tltiiye.rd Roberts -1 Sons' Announcements. TO LET. and Dwelling-house in good bn-i- locality; living accommodation.! G rocms. kitchen, scullery, usual offices. FOR SALE TpEEJHOLD Rt&i?noc. QuMn's-road: 2 A reception iuoius 5 bed rooms, bathroom, kitchen., usual .)tfbw: close k trame: Etoderate p"!? rCQuired. BEEHOJI] c- z a c h ei-I Residence. jE. Harleincre-rojfcii: two reception rooms. 4 bedrooms, ba;hroom kitchen ii.uai off-,ees. nicegarden, and viovwj T ELXSKHOLD Residence, SkeMyr 2 recey- jLJ tian, 4 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, usual offices; aii modern com enicnc<R; long term; low groand rent: che'<ip to quick buy £ i\ ,u- 1. EASBHOLD Dv elling-house. Skettj? 2 1, sitting-rooms, 3 bedrooms, kitch9D. usual oTrices; long term: Low ground rent. FREEHOLD DweKing-house. ffocstfa-h: £ eittin.g-rooms. 3 bedrooms bathroom. kitchen, umial offices; excellent garden; raoderate price. .¡Q liE E H ÓLD Stabler and Loft, Efore;tfachr JL' 'otick and -slone buiit: size about. 20ft. Dy 15ft.: cheap to nuick buyer. ljl,TIIC!t I'l,ticular- of the aj)ove from J. Edward Roberts and Sou. Auctioneers, Surveyors, Valuers, and Estate Agents. Llanivti rBuild i ngs.' Swansea. Cl-26 APARTMENTS & LODGINGS TO LET AND WANTED. A i'ARTMENTii Wanted by Gentleman and "1. Wife .—lleply, stating particulars and terms, to Box A 8, Daily Leader. 160A1-25 TWO Ladies R-ecuire Board-Residence in I a refined heme: neighbourhood TJp- lai;ds. Bryn-road. or Mumbics: cut during day—Reply Box A 11." Leader OfSce. 161A1-30 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. QECOND-UAKD Pianoforte by Collard and O Collard; full trichord ivory kEiys; re- dticeii to L33 cash. Walnut Piano, by Itotenstrieli. £33 12s. Walnut Piano, by JIi.r¡e. £40, W ;¡In ut Piano by TVitton and Wit ton..242. Walnut Piaao. by J F Yates, London: iren !am ??5 Walnut Piano, by John Woods. ?45. Ebonised Pi?no. b? Bo?_?dv. and Hamlin Organ. £ 15 10s cash. Oak Harmonium. 7 stops CID ICe. Smai.i Harmonium, bv Cesarine. £ 5.— Thompson and Shackell. Ltd.. 39, Castle- strwt. Swansea.. TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. BAZAAR GOODS.-Toys Fa.ncy Good. -D etc.. every kind: advice to beginners: also best spare timo atrency; 80-pAge Cata- logue free.—May (154) George-street Birm- iagham OTO F- fj J(N 1 TV i.E. 8e¡ot Prices given hv me 'for -L S'econd-Han,i Furniture and Antique furniture of amy descriDtion. Drop me a postcard or call —Wm. James. 8, PahiMD- street. St Tbo&oL- CTO KNITTING Machines; Latest Best; Lists r Free; Less#i>» Free.—W. Griffiths, 30. Queen.street. Neath. ONTWtt 'WfPIKPTtil^ and ited ELti) tiujrl, —Th» cllr. t issue of this popular Publication is 08 SaJle ill kLi Railwav Book stalls and leading Newsagent*. Nearly 600 paces. it deals witli ovfr 3.000 tAilway Sta- tions. At 8ixpecoo it ie the bett and cheapest Railway Guide ever publisbed. Mills, English and Co.'s Announcements. GARDEN TOOLS. -It is net too early to purchase these. Supplies are getting r short. c ADB()IIUNDIJNI -We keep a larce eelec- ( tion of Carborundum Oil Stone, Wheels, and Grinders.—Mills English and 00. G.T.O. ll.. EAT.—Ch?n?" your otd-fa?hion B?r JU Grate into a Princess" Barless Fire: it will double the radiation of heat, and save half the coal hill. fo- 12b. 6d —Particu- ,L,tri Mills. English and Co.. Ltd.. Swansea. WIRE NAILS.-We still have Larze T f Stocke. VOUlt Kitchen Range does not save JL labour. Enquire for particulars of our Twin Interior: it converts a Kitchen into a Breakfast Room boils bath water, roastf. and has plenty of saucepan room. It al. ways looks like a Dining-rccrn Grate.—Par- ticulars Mills. English and Co.. Ltd.. Swan. lea. X^AGLE RANGES ANL URATE?.-We are Lj 8o!e Aent and should be pleased to advise you.- Ilille; English and Co.. Swansea. MATEX substitutes Sheet Lead It is half Jj-t. the price in coat and fixing. ??EMENT FT?OM.—H 6oft and dusty. use U. Sanisealit makes t he floor like steel, and dust4ess.M.ills English and Co Ltd.. Swansea. CORRUGATED Sheets in stock at 309. ner w English and Co.. Ltd.. 4. Caritlo-square Swansea. M ESS Rooms for Works.—We can euDnly i*JL you with Lavatories. Stoves, etc for this worlt.-Mill-i. Engtisii and Co. 4. Castle- SQuare. Swansea. CTO ?.-?c=..v.  '?TM-M==-.—? ??-'??'?? i?.  t    ? Hurry to 9. ?amuel'a  Jf js J sensational rnciiey-BaYing Sale to-day, aad ;hoose | ???? from the j ma?g&?ss OF ?'??? In Jewellery, Watches, Plate. 1 ??? ??' Rail fares paid as usual. | Full month's trial. Call to:day I 4pire.s sap- ???????r?' ??????'i??ER  ? liivlly C" s,til I LUSTER CHARMINC COLD BROOCH. I Exclusive design, set 9 -j 1 Vf with Pearls and Amc- thyst, in hall.  I marked Gold ?/S | !???B? LUCKY | WEDDINGS. tH ???$?- ?<S>? ?'?? Solid Gold, l! ?????? 'if! Uptime's wear. ? ?.?. ?' -?< \N?-? Jh. So'" by weight, IS! 51', 35/. "P- I ?' wards. Wedding i  ==E3? C8FT FREE I gI a COLD GIR1 LQSKET. Special Offer; COLD CEM LCSKET. Wedding Ring & New design, set with ?',? 21/" S exquisite Genls, in hall- m j .?—?? ??'  ???MMs ? movement.   .? ?'  ?'? ?\ ?y?'  perfecttini I ? marked Gold %SLlm Cftl.L ? keeper. Imc- '?LVE?HALF- ????/??? ? ? Si U H T E R. MJ-f | 60/- led.leverinove* T jjgjjh] ??'?????? ?' '4^S••ninou5 ? Cef your <??? /o-c?</ of ?c || ? 20,OCC trfcney- S aving Bargains g! ? o?cr? at 5cn?c!?'ona l Re d uctions. S  fV'"j! 110,' t.CJ Iki Iib 1| Uhc World's Largst Jewellers, u 265, OXFÜ,.BD ST., ? ???t? ?) Swansea. I m Cl !k m M ~nd at Cardiff, IWerihyr, Newport, W I| 11 you cannot caij, writa for rro? | P?f you 0,nnot call, writo Market | It. 110, ftlarliet r :?.w?7?????,??(.??? FOR SALE. f^OIi SALE. Enormous Stock of Furniture; -t. to be Cleared at Pre-War Pfices.— Harries Bros. House Furnishers. Amman- ford. Cl-2o fli.OB. SALE. Two Beam Scales. to weigh 5 and 10 cwt. Safes—29 30 31 and, 32 inch Griudstones. IS x 3. best quality. 'to clear- at 7e. 6d.-B. Shepherd. Ammanford. Tel. 48. CTO 40' SQlÏ.ARES of 2 x 1 T. and G. Maple 40 Flooring, second-hand. -A ppiv He" Daviea, Carmarthen. 157A1-25 M ISCELLAN EOUS. GARDEN SEEDS.-Tbanlis for verbal in- quiries. Will Welsh friends kindly »epd post-card, when New Catalogue will be sent them. I must conform to Government requirements.—E. ll. Harvey, Seedsman. Yeovil QTEAM Wagon andSam Tractor S (5-tonners) Want(;d.-Stat c??h price, ;.I,; e number, and W.P to Contractor," Lead er Office,_S war^ea.. Cl-26 ?xA ANTED, good Stjcond-hand Clothes V v Mangle; stata where can be seen.- Apply Mrs. Pratt. Skettv Isha. Blaekpill. 159A1.28 ENS whifh don't lay don't na.v. ICars- H wood Harmless Spice ensures eggs Packets 2d.. 6d.. Is.—Morgan. Contractor, Riverside Upper Cwmtwrch. 161Al IJOuLTRY-ifeepet'8 Bhuld.;rite to Joseph -P Thorley. Ltd King's Cro. London, who are the manufacturers of Ovum, Thor- lev's Poultry Spice, for Thorley's Poultry Keepers's A,?coait Book. lro book giving useful Hints to Poultry Keepers. Both sent free IS Ovum. rrhorley's Poultry Spice different JL to other Poultry Spices? Yea it is, be- oauso it contains all that is necessary er desirable for keeping Poultry healthy and obtaining abundance of eggs Ovum is sold by Agents in all parts in Cases containing 72 packets. Seven Shillings (complete case). O;rtons Is. 3d. and 8d .each, also oags ,wt. £ 1 16s.; 56 lbs. 13s 6d.; 28 lbs 9s 6d Do not forget to use Ovum for your toultry PIG Keepers who wish their pigs to pay should use as 'a Condiment Thorley's Food for Cattle; keeps pigs thrifty. ",Old in Cases containing 56 packets. 5s. 6d. (com- pletb case) by Agentg in all parts. XTRA-VIM. Poultry Powder will make X your hens lay bucketsfull of fine, large egg 6d. carton la £ ts 20 hens a fortnight. Sod by D. Thomas, Ironmonger, Sheffield lIou. Clamant. USERS of Karswood Spice get doi-ble the U eggs they di-l before. 2d.. 61l. Is.- W. J. Da vies. Picton-placo. Ravenhill, 16tA1-2b PIGS are often troubled with worms; J. Thorley's Worn. Powders will clear same. Sold in cartons containing 6 powders 51. by Agents in all parts or by post paid 12 powders Is Id.. from Joseph Thorley, Ltd. King's Cross London. TRA-VIM Poultry Powder will make your hens lay bucketsfull of fine. large eggs. 6d. carton lasts 20 hens a fortnight. Sold by Mathews and Son. Woodfield-street. Morriston. LOST AND FOUND. TOST, a wire-hair Fox Terrier Pun. with a Ti tan head and a black spot on tail.- Reward on returning eiime to Woodland. Mynyddbach. 160A1-25 "7 ILL the Person who left his Umbrella -Nil in Motor at Chrdach January 19th. apply to J. Lewie. 6. Roger-street. dcunaw. Landorc. 161A1-26

SWANSEA. I A whist drive in aid of the Liberal Club Fund was held at the Royal Hotel, Swansea, on Thursday evening, the prizes going to the Miss Slocombe (157); 2, Mrs. T. Cross (lH); 3, Miss Westlake (1-11); 4. Mrs. Hutchin- son (144), the last three cutting for phM cs. Gentlemen:—1, Mr C. H. Merchant (153); 2, Mr. W. Harrison (152); 3, Mr. Linseed 051); 4, Mr. W. G. Adams (119). After" the whist drive a drawing took place, the winners being;—1, Miss Hutchinson; 2, Mr. Cross; 3, Mr. T. Orchard. Tho pro- ceedings concluded with a dance, the duties of M.C. being carried out by Mr. E. Harvey.

I MUMBLES. The shortage of meat was keenly felt I at the Mumbles again on Thursday. One or two of the local butchers were without I supplies, and consequently they did not opon.

I PORT TALBOT. I Dyffryn Literary Society visited Grove- place on Thursday night, and provided a pleasant evening's entertainment. A full practice of the Neath National Eisteddfod choir was held at Port Talbot on Thursday night, Mr. T. Hopkin Evans, Mus. Bac., conducting.

AMMANFORD. I At a meeting of the Ammanford Cham- ber of Trade, Mr. F. Preston presiding, a letter was read from the Trade and Labour Council, asking the Chamber to receive a deputation respecting the estab- lishment of an eight-hour day for shop assistants in the town. In the end it was resolved to hear the deputation at the next I meeting a fortnight hence.

I BRITGNFERRY. I Good progress has attended the E. Vernon Pegge n Lodge of the R.A.O.B. At the usual meeting this week a sailors and soldiers fund was inaugurated and gene- rous response was given to the same. Owing to a dispute amon^ the day" men of the Albion Steel Works, a strike has taken place involving the stoppage of many of the other employes.

I GORSEINON. I A reception was held at Sion, Gorseinon, to A.B. Ll. Davies, A.B. S. Roberts, Pte. A. Thomas and- Pte. Cled Walters, R.A.M.C., The Jlev. M. J. Jones presided and Treasury notes were presented to the men by Mrs. Henry Griffiths. The follow- ing contributed to the programme; Mrs. M. J. Jones, Miss M. A. Jones. Messrs. R. Walters, F. Bridgwater an4 W. Reee.

I VSTRADGYNLAIS. I At a public meeting held at Ystradgyn- lais it was decided to preee upon the Parish "Council to acquire land for burial purposes. A committee was appointed to wait upon the Council. At Ystradgynlais police court on Thurs- day the chairman (Mr. G. II. Strick, J.P.) congratulated Inspector Thounas Evana upon his recent promotion, and expressed pleasure in seeing him back again to take charge of the Ystradgynlais district.

CWMTWRCH. The icatli if announced of Mr. Thomas Thomas, a well-known and respected Valley grocer, which occurrcd at Cwin- twrch on Thursday morning, following a severe illness. Deceased was fiO years of are and nome weeks ago contracted a eold which developed into pneumonia. He was a prominent figure in the district, for 40 years, and was one of the dflicgns at Beulah Baptist Chapel. Shortly, before the outbreak of war deceased and Mrs. Thomas paid a visit to Palestine. A meeting of the Cwmbwrla Allotment Society was held ;70t tho works canteen, when an address was delivered hy Mr. Phelps (Board of Agriculture), on how to manure, lime, sow and plant to the best advantage. Mr. D. Hussey, chairman of the society, presided.

NEATH, Mr. Tom Davies, secretary of the Neath and District War Hospital, provided a musical treat for the sick and wounded Tommies at that Institution on Thursday evening, having got together the follow- ing concert party:—Miss Jenny Thomas, Miss Vida Jones, Miss G. E. Griffiths, Messrs. A. Shufflebotham, Tom Jenkins, and W. Seymour Collins. Miss Edwards wae the accompanist and the Matron (Mist, Billing) presided. There was a fraternal gathering of the Neath district staff of the Prudential Assurance Company at Neath on Thurs- day, Inspector W. J. Hunt, Bristol, pre- siding. The speakers included Councillor Henry Thomas, ex-supt., Neath; Mr. J. W. Jones, J.P., Swansea; W. J. Jenkins, Neath; and Mr. D. U. Davies. Mr. A. Price (assistant superintendent, Neath), Miss Maud Thomas, and Mrs. Geo. Par- sons contributed to the programpae. Supt. W. J. Jenkins distributed the prizes for best average in naw business to the following: 1, Mr. D. Jones, Glyn-Neath; 2, Miss Evans, Resolven; 3, Miss Evans, Llansamlet; 4, Miss Jenkins, Cadoxton; 5, Miss Davies, Neath.

A GREAT WAR MEMORIAL. A column of this week's "Answers" has a succinct account of the Empire Show of War Trophies, in London, pre- lude of the War Museum to be hereafter housed in a vast memorial hall. They include a captured German biplano-a Fokker, a lifebuoy from the Lusitania. and German medals. Reference is made to the ambitious plans of the General Committee to commemorate, in letters of silver, en- graved on imperishable bronze, the name, of every man who has died in the war," and also a portrait of every man serv- ing." j

j The Grea f Herbal Balm ?h?a? i s teeded in Every No U neq ua 11 e d UCHAPS:" CHILBlAfNS. BURNS, SCALDS. RASHES, ECZEM- A. PILES. BAD lEGS. & ALL SKIN SpRES. ???S? ?M/o? .?/?e?e<§ ?'?? /?e?JM-7. j ALWAYS KEEP A BOX HAND* jl ALWAYS KEEP A BOX HANDY.

"TALMAS" DEAD. Rev. Win. Walters Passes Away at Gorseinon. On Thursday morning the death took place of the Rsy. Wm. Walters (" Tal- )nai "), poet-preacher, at his residence, 5, West-street, Gorseinon. Deceased had served an active ministry in the Baptist cause, and for some time acted as minis- ter to the local chapel Noddfa. The lat- ter place was the scene of a memorable struggle on a Sunday morning some years ago between the rev. gentleman and part of'his flock, which no doubt undermined his health. He did much in private life and public speaking for the cause of King and country in the great Armageddon.

LOCAL HEROES. Lieut. J. Williams, 7 Gorseinon. (Promoted.) Gun. F. T. nryant, I Neath. iD;-d from Gas.) I

DENTIST WHO DESERTED. i At Milford Haven Police Court, before Mr. Win. John, a man giving the name of John Graham Marshall, an assistant employed by a local dentist,.was charged with failing to register under the Aliens Restrictions Act. Accused was remanded for inquiries to be made. He now admit- ted that he was a deserter from the R.A.M.C., aud that his name was Tabart Marshall. Ho was remanded to await a military escort.

On Thursday a girl whilst waiting out- side a butchers' shop in Jiigh-street was relieved of a pound note by a pae'e-pocte-t.

I HUSBAND AND WIFE. At Ystradgynlais Police Court on Thursday Mary Elwood summoned her husband, Edwtnd Elwood, colliery haulier, for persistent cruelty. Mr. Jones- Williams appeared for complainant. The caM had been adjourned from a previous court. After hearing the evidence it wai decided to mako a maintenance order ot 27s. 6d. per week. 1 1 ■ 1 — '4 Printed and Published for the Swanf,O Proas, Limited, by ARTHUR PARNF.LI^ IEIGHAAI. at Leader Buildings, Swansea* — i

7 I ???!?!??!tEiBS!n:i!!ttNmm?!!M[Ei!!E!!S?[?'!)????? if g s • Hi §§ 5 • i I A Valuable Food i I > jj A Valuable F— ood t II r* ) II  i s y j | Chocolate is a valuable food. | i  ,i g l.BECAUSE it is all food and there is I j 'f ? no waste. -It I  E Ð 2.BECAUSE it is concentrated and I | jj can be carried In the pocket. B j L I 3.BECAUSE it is ready for instant If I fi use without any prepexation. 1 f I 4.BECA USE. it is rich :n fat, sugar I | | I ? and proteids. B q Br? II I L.BECAUSE with a slice of bread t | .,1 t B it makes a complete meal. E V '( 1 1 I j t ? t  I g Get the best, made under ideal con. I | j| p ditions, with the delicious flavour. ? || | i Bornville Chocolate I ? | 1 B It 'I fi' III [@ ê 11 | MADE BY CADBUnY B -ft i if it | "v.1'¡¡r:=" r _nr. -L.'IØ.w.f I BUTTER and MARGARINE j SUPPLIES. j To OF MAYPOLE. |; I The FOOD CONTROLLER has definitely laid it down } I that customers are given FREE CHOICE OF RETAILER, and I 1 are to be encouraged to register, ip due course, at the shop jj | where supplies are usually obtained, | j No retailer must offer any inducement, direct or indirect, j to customers to register with him. a Absolute freedom of choice is allowed to customers. a j WHAT MAYPOLE HAS DONE: Made the most and best BRITISH-MADE MARGARINE, sold at Lowest Prices, and imposed no restrictions } s on their customers. Given Best Vaiue and Satisfaction to All. Released nearly 3,000 men for the Navy and Army, and a are keeping open their situations. I I MAYPOLE DAIRY COng Ltd. I S@S BRANCHES now cpere, jl A .> 4_tõ.l.i