The Cambria Daily Leader

I SWANSEA'S YOUNG HOPES | ——-— Breathing Exercise for the Naval Brigade. Many interesting drills have been in ore- gross during the past week at the Old Castle Naval Brigade lieadon art era To the-c j physic-al exercises have been added-, for the i head. arms, legs, and easy trunk move- melit-s with proper breathing to help the lungs to perform their natural functions, Looking rolind in daily life we are often f astonished to find how elementary science has beeif'n-egleett-d., LACKOFTRAttsttNG. For young people frequently evince un. due fatigue after the slightest exerf;. and betray, by laboured breathinir how handicapped they are through lack 01 training. Another instance of this is see,] in uncultured singers, who crimson anu quiver when reaching the toy notes in their .sonf? The reason for this is that they sin? anyhow, and have never paid prpner attefc- t-ion to voice production. But when the re grettable involuntary, trembling cf th,, voice, called" viLlato" is persisted in we j lirow that the singer is doomed, and ><xm will be incapable of sounding a true note. We should tltercfore endweavour to strengthen the talents we possess by judicious mental and ohjsical training. OPEN AJR EXERCISE. j An unique single stick display was given on the Sands last Saturday byfJtt\- two boys of the Swansea Nava] jjrjgade ac- comt-amed by their Commodore (Lieut Job. Mod?eiM. O.B.E.), and Chief Instructor Ash- bury, they marched gaily from heau ftua.rteri: about 4 6 clock in t?be afternoon, armd  and fi.l1 d with' bquurayrt, erws. ith their weapons and ftll d with delight at the opportunity of e.%e"lsing in the open air The various movements of offensive and defensive were excellent and these were followed by an exhibition of loose play," which was exceedingly pretty. It is a very fascinating pastime and at the ?me time. iti? of great use in trainmg j tbc- Fame timdei, .?,'Per weakness in their op- ponents and to eBcourag?' quicknœ 8 of ponent? ? and to encourav' quickp.eas of FOOTBALL A football match. Port v. Starboard, was also played that afternoon. the teams being captained respectively bv P.O. Ewings and 0. Loosemore. The Commodore kicked off. and after an exciting same the result was: Port, three goals: Starboard, nil. BANQ PRACTISES. As some of the original members of the. Brigade musicians have either gone to Aes or found employment in other towns. As- sistant Bandmaster Williams has started UPW classes for those wh.) wish to fill up the vacancies. These are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Old Swansea. Castle. It is. however very gratifying to note that whenever these youths return from tea. they always tak-3 up their instru- ments on special occasions if they chance to be on leave, and join in with their for- mer companion* in the IBrigáde. "Anchor's Weighed. C.L.B. NOTES. I C.L.B-OTES. t The 1st St. David's Battalion Church Lads' Brigade Cadets has had another busy week, and the friendly competition be- tween the various platoons comprising the battalion is on the increase. To this friendly competition can undoubtedly be at- ( tributed much of the success of the bat- I talion for each enthusiastic epldet-and I there are very few locally who are other- wise—tries to make his platoon the best in, the district, with the natural result that. while every lad has this one subject a his goal each platoon is bound to flourish. GARDENING COMPETITION. Major Donafflson. commanding officer of St. Gabriel's Company, is now starting a, gardening competition in coanection with that unit. The Cadets and Training Corps I lads will cultivate their own gardens and lifter in the year prizes of 11, 15s., 10s.. and 5: each will be awarded to the owners of the four plots on which the best garden produce is grown. Many lads have entered and there is going to be some exceptionally keen competition. PROGRESS AT HA-FOD. Good progress is being made by Hafod platoon, and during the week a visit has been paid by Major T Thomas (Battalion officer) who gave the lads a test, and im- parted some useful instruction to them. NEW WARRANT OFFICER. Jlr. Graham Lloyd, of Blackpill b»s now been appointed Warrant Officer ~n St. Gabriel's Company, and his '"warrant' was handed to him at the recent distribu- tion of decorations held in connection with that company. Mr. Lloyd who is an old C.L.B.-ite. is a competent authority on am- bulance work. WAR SERVICE BADGES. War service badges* are being issued from London Headquarters of the C.L.B. Cadets, and may be worn by members of ^he organ- isation who have been or %re dennitely upon war work. Ambulance duty. air raid bugle duty. guarding of premises, etc.. and such like will be rcarded as legitimate I grounds for the issue of these badges. D0 tails of actual war servico rendered have to be given to Headquarters by Command- ing Officers when ordering. The badgc3 are. not to be worn when in uniform COL,ONEt..S RESIGNATION. There is shortly to be a change in thp High Command" of the 1st St. David's. for Col. W. Llew. Morgap. who has been in command for many years, is relinquishing this position (wing to advancing years The Colonel has always taken a very keen interest in C.L.B. doings. and his resigna- tion has been received with deep regret by all connected with the* movement locally. CONGRATULATIONS. Congratulations to Cadet Captain Wilfred Vaughan Jones, commanding officer of St. James's platoon on his recent marriage at I Bath. Mr. Jones is a very popular officer and exceptionally enthusiastit about C.L.B tvn r 1 II Forward."

t? JOU would knQw the enormous differ- ence it makes to YCl1r purchaing power t -buy at next to w :m i1\ trn ( ACTOR'' f :r g'.1JL' oose Pfrom H. Samut:is to .dy, compare the §  8 Spec fares paid as usual. g a engrave d CAilL^RLYJ jj I !OLD CEM ?S????  PENBANT. 63/JfP||ip§ ?fHt8T WATCH. j jewelled, £8 adj115ted, I ;1d war- £5/5 PEARL AND -DIAMOND taf BROOCH. DIAMORD B Latest fashionable & OEM RINÐS. | design. Hall- Hundreds of de- | a marked gold. 50/- signs in lg-,ct- w J Gold set- :25/ fULMOKTII a Sng! from 25/- | ( LUMIW8 WRIST-WATCH. Fully jewelled, timed and adjusted. Nickcl j! case 17/6. Sterling Silver case Hm SAMUEL The Worlcf s Largest Jet&lkr. j 265, OXFORD ST, (Under tha Big Clock), SWANSEA, M trtun*U*,t» caM, Fno pnongS*, j na:.iiitacsr;smeT. MANomwem || I a THE I B FOR a VALUE. ,P > I .,j —-GREAT—- '< ,p ,I\?oJ! iNj¿.r,;¡.i"t'). -Å  L  -iL HOW Easter SHOW ■ AT RICHARD LEWIS, 8 & 9, High St., Swansea. WE ARE 1 NOT g ISSUING S I A CATALOGUE ■ THIS I I SEASON. I ■ Grand Selection of JH BLOUSES jjj in Exclusive jj Styles. UNIQUE DISPLAY of Exclusive MILLINERY for EASTER. Ladies are specially invited :o visit our Millinery Show- rooms to inspect the NEWEST and SMARTEST CREATIONS. I I GIRLS' and CHILDREN'S MILLINERY in many Lovely Styles. I, I 1 A Splendid^ollection of ,.r' NEW DRESS FABRICS, including GABARDINES, CHECKS, CREPE-DE-CHENE, &c. I I 1 In Our FANCY DEPT. we have made a Speciality in LADIES' NECKWEAR. In the MANTLE Showroom there are the NEWEST STYLES in LADIES, TAILOR-MADE CbSTUMES, also COAT FROCKS. I I MAIDS' COSTUMES in a variety of Pretty and Becoming Styles. The Smartest Materials and Newest Colours. I » NOVE LTIES in CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. Newest It in TRENCH and jj SPORTS B COATS, jj ■ irr WE SHALL BE OPEN ON THURSDAY BEFORE GOOD FRIDAY TILL 8 O'CLOCK. I) H I RECRUITING WEEK. I 1 Learn to Defend Your Homes. Join the 3rd G.V.R. B REOR, UITING- OFFICE-UNDER THE CLOCK, CASTLE BUILDINGS. I ;ii'f:;rft.i?]:'7; :i,)');' '1, >;< :<I;.<: :< :>¡ l. ,;«: }>?;t: ;:l;) :J:1 ""r; ;> c;> -i,i- 'y ;}:

I f "JOYPED" STOCKtNGS ARE COOL. They do not heat the leg, yet they per-\ fectly support the veins with an even pressure that is the same day by day. Made to measure in silk or thread. Cal'1 or write Rich; th-a Chemist (Ltd.), Surgi- cal House. 30, High-street, Swansea.

BAKERS' WHIST DRIVE. A whist drive and social evening, I organised bythe Swansea Master Bakers* Association, was held at Thomas' Cafe, High-street, Swansea, on Tuesday. The following were the winners in the whist: — Ladies: 1, Mrs-. Gravelle (181); 2, Mr. Coombs (176); 3, Mr. Burridge (173), the latter two playing as ladies. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. Watson (171); 2, Mr. E. Hill (171); 3, Mr. Hodge (171). The winners cut for places. A keen knock-out competition also took place. The M.C. was Mr. Gam- bold.. .1

c __n. If you are nervy" or bilious take CHOCOLOIDS. the Cure for CoastipMion. W-, 14 ?M? «? ? ?H ?hoa?<?<.—<LA?ti.) 'LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS « VACANT. A BERTH for Life 11 w?Mn? our Students 1 as Quickly as we o?B QualUy them. We have sent otit this year 200 students to situations worth £ 10i> per annum as a oom- mencing salary, and want 600 more at once; Apply for Terms. South Wales Wireless College, Ltd.. Market Buildings. Cardiff: or Castle-street. Swansea. Men and YOUTHS. 1RST-OLASS Certificated Colliery Mana- Fger Required for South Wales Colliery working semi-bituminous coal: must be ex- perienced and cat)sble.-Give t'1111 particu- lars in first letter to F 5. Teader Office. 204A3-22 -+ .I-ECIIANIC. — Work Wanted: general. ill. used to Steam Wagons and Con. tractor's Work.—" F 8." Leader Office. 205A3-23 WANTED. Carpenters.T-Apply Walter5! andJohn s. Morriston. Co-25 TANTED. at once. a good Ma-n to travel 71 entire horse: ineligible.—Apply 1 Smith. Hafod. Swansea. 205A3-25 w ANTED. Experienced Burner (ineli- » gible) for Down-draught Kilns.—Apply Penrbos Brick Co.. Ystradgynlaia. 20 £ A5-20 W'AISTED. immediately. Groom-Garclener- T T I charge of horse. a cows; another gardener and boy kept: oottage; state age, experience, wages.—Mrs. Richards. West Gross House; 204A3-22 WANTED. Invoice Clork- (inelivif)le.). Wholesale Grocers: must be experi- enced: salary. 50s.-Full particulars first letter, giving age, experience, and present employers in strictest confidence, if 2," baily Leader. Swansea. 201A3-2Q Women and Girls. "VI7"ANTED, an Experienced Iz-onez-, also a Flanne) Washer.—Apply Sketty Laun- dry. Sketty. 206A3-21 illv ANTED. Willing Girl to Assist Gar- s dener.—ADPIV to Mrs. Pratt Sketty Isha. Blackpill. 205A3-23 '7"T AÑ"i;ËD. Smart Lady Assistant for Butter and Margarine Counter at the Boro' Stores. Swansea. 205AMO M ILLINER,S.-]Richard Lewis, High-street it-L Swansea, has Vacancies tor Experi. enced Assistant Milliners: also Apprentices to the Millinery Workrooin. 206A3-21 W ANTED. in Igerchant'sOfUce, experi- enced Female Shorthand Writer and Typist. Send particulars and salary re- quiy,eci-to M. J., "Leader" Office C3-21 W ANTED. Experienced Waitress: refer- » ? enoes required.—Apply Manageress Lovell's Cafe..28. Castle-street. Swansea. 205A3-20 ~TANTED immediately two Intelligt VT Youn? Ladies to be trained as Lady Clerks every facility for learning Short- hand. Typewriting. Office Routine. Moder- ate premium. Apply personally, the Bar- Lock Typewriter Co.. 5. College-sireet. Swnn. sea. 206A 3-25 Domestic Servants. CAPABLE General Required: good wages. Also Young Girl to train,—Apply Wil- liams. The Park Gowertoc. A3-20 TWO Maids Wanted to share work of Tho,,se: one able to ook: four in family. —Write or call 86. Eaton Grove. 205A3-20 WANTED Working Housekeeper. 30 to <30, by 25th March- light duty: family two; three evenings weekly off dnty after six. state wages.-Box F 5" Leader Of5ee 203 A 3-21 FOR SALE. OR~SALET~about 50.000 to 60.000 Second- Fha.nd excellent auality BrickB. lying at Brickworks Bonymaeu.1 Swansea which is beinlr demolished. Best offer.—Walters and .Tohns, Morristo,.i. 032:1 ONDON Time-Tab],, and Red Rail Guide IJ —The current issu*- of this oopular Publication is ou Salo at all Railway Book- stalls and leading ttewmgents. Nearly 600, pagea it deals with pver 3.000 Railway Sta- tions. At sixpence it is tha best and cheap- est Railway Guide cv.r published. PRIME Cider for Sale; pure Apple Juice: 16. 6d. per gallon duty paid in buyers' casks, F.O.R.: cash with order.—Edwards. Fruit Grower. Wellington Somerset 201A3-26 TO Milk Sellers-—A Roan Short-horn Cow Tand Calf for Sale: a splendid milker.- Write Farmer," Daily Leader Office. 1CWT. Retail Scoop Xmhine, ?9 9s JL (stRmned): 2 cwt Evan Balance Weigh- ing Scale, C5; Tradesman's Bicycle (by Averv). with front carrier, very strong, 70s. —B Shepherd. Ironmonger. Ammanford. 1 CTC: HOUSES AND SHOPS, FOR SALE AND TO LET. 1 FREEHOLD House and Shop, 49, Man eel- street for S»le.—For particulars apply Mary J. Protheroe. 1 Roseland-terrace St. Thomas. 2Q3A3-21 (I UAY-PARADE.-To Let. Comma mi:• Corner Premises known as Lifeboat Coffee Tavern; early confession—Apply Borough Estate Agent Swansea. I Cj-20 7/ft PER'CWT. given for Old Newspapers; i < O 29 lbs. and over.-Watkin& Printers. Rutland-street. 196A-1-4 j Edward Roberts ? So?s' Announcements, { TO LET. SEMI-DETACHED Residence Skett3l  2 reception rooms 6 bedrooms kii?Wce',i' w,u?lery, usual omoes; aJI modern oon veniences; early possession; rent 160. T>REMJSES in the Centre of the Town. Jl suitable for Omces. FOR HALE. LEASEHOLD Residence, Brookl an da-*er- race: 3 reception rooms 6 bedrooms, bqth-room. kitchen, scullery usual offices; moderate price; possession on completion LEASEHOLD Dwelling-house, Skpttv, 2 sitting-rooms. 3 bedrooms kitchen, usual oiffces; long lease; low ground rent; LEASEHOLD Residence Sketty-avenue. 2 f ? reception rooms. 4 bedrooms, bath- room, kitchen, scullery. usual ofSces; low ground rent; very large garden; possession DH eomplction. LEASEHOLD Residence, Sketty-road. 21 JU reception rooms. 5 bedrooms, bath- room. kitchen scullery usual conveniences: early possessictt. F R,EEHOIA) Dvvelling-house. Fforestfach; 2 sitting-rooms. 3 bedrooms. bath-room, kitchen, scullery, uual ofticoo; excellent garden. l;<lURTHER- Particulars of the abo?e from FEdward Roberts and Son. Auctioneers, Surveyors, Valuers, and Estate Agents. Llanfair Buildings, Swansea. C3-20 APARTMENTS & LODGINGS TO LET ROOMS Bed and Sitting) Wanted by Oo- .\¡ mercial Travel1err Walter-road (li?- trict; home week-ends: state terms and par- ticulars— F 4," Leader Office. 203A3-21 W ANTED, Double Bedroom ana SittiAr- f" rctom. with cooking and attendance; urobably for several irontlis.-Aptly. with teruA. to Mrs. Pratt. Sketty Isha.. Clacks ill. 205A3-23 LOST AND FOUND. FOUND, la?t week. a Purse.-Send particu. lars £ o F7."Cambria Daily Leader, LOST, on Monday. March' igfh. Yorkshire ij Terrier nag. Will te person who picks 'it up kindly return to Nurse Mcintyre, Hafod? Detainer \villbf Prosecuted:,206A3.21 LOSTT on Saturday last, between WaUace- ij road and Howell-btreet. Neath, Pair of Rimless Pince-nez, in case: finder rewarded —27_Marsh6 eld-road N eath. C?-21 LOST, on March 10th Lady's Gold Brooch, JU between Cwmbwrla Chapel and Man- selton.—Reward (m return of ,ame to M Howells. 69 Manor-road Manselton. Z05A&23 —— 1 —w_ EDUCATIONAL. CLASS A1 Is the standard of &ciency at I wilich we aim. THE DE BEAR SCHOOLS (The Swansea Commercial Central School) give practical training in I Typewriting. Commercial Arithmetic. Shorthand. Business Methods. English. Handwriting. Book-keeping. Commercial French. Day and Evening sectionik may be + joined at any time. Apply: The Of Bear Schools Ltd., Castle buildings, SW3.nsea..I Tel., 587. ? F-SULTS TELL.—At this year'- 6oya) t Society of Arts examinations the P,Societ.v BUSINESS COLLEGE .Ate?an- dra-road) secured a btabor o^rcentag^ of successes than any other educational in. stitution in Swansea and Di,,triet. -Ftirther. more every proficient student bas been placed. Thoroughness, efficiency. Service. are the watchwords of this tollege. CTC DENTS Successfully Prepared for Pro. O ficienev in PITMAN'S Shorthand, 'Loca1 MARINE BOARD, and Civil Service. LES- SONS given in Arithmetic English, Book- keeping, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr. Harris. 56, Oxford-street. Swansea. Day ')'' Evening Tuition. (TG TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. j TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT I ]>AŽÃ.ÃR HOODB.-ToY8 Fancy Goods.? tc., every kind: advice to beginners? also best spare tim3 agency: 80-page Cata.. free.-May (164). George-street Birnn inghagi. CTClj I'URNITURE.—Best Prices given by 'm -L for Sewnd.hand Furniture and Antiou? Furniture of any descripticm. Drop me 31 postcard, or call.-Wm James. 8. Fabianj street, St. Thomas. CTCl SAFES (Firresisting) for &le; barinf'f' tJ pair 8-inch Vertical Windsor Engines St?am Winch: Cart Weighbridge; Vertical Boiler.—Birt. 47a Strand. Swansea. c-U MILLS, ENGLISH AND CO.LTD Wholesale Ironmongers, Engineers, and Mill Furnishers, Swansea and UaneHy? SHOVELS.—S«iuare-mouthed Colliers and! Navvy in stock.. 1.  <?'A.?I8EAL. for making cement doors hard* ?-t durable, and of cool appearcnce. dust* less- also for waterproofing your outsida walls, in liquid form. Easy to apply 8s. Sd. per gallon. Sole Agents.. f TTABDNEB. for facing cement H???' -1 tanks, pointing wall in Mw work. !H makes the cement like steel. (iMtles? :?'J. waterproof; at 9d. per lb.; 14 Ibe. to !4 square feet. Sole Agents. IJ^AGLE"' RAN SES AN D ? RA TES .—?c ry< J body knows that a ?m?U or larga Eagle Range will save half tbo coai bill. Sole Agents ■ M- ALKiN TILE PANES AND HEÃRT J.: with the Eagle Grate is the emaxv. Dining or Drawing-room set. Call and z-,ea it fixed in our showrooms. Sole Agents. -1 L EAD.-Ministr.v of Munitions wants veu^ Lead for bullets Do not keep it. Agents MILLTEX is a black plastic easy, to a, 'r. lV It will save your rusty iron rctefs, and once applied will redeem them for 29 years. (Chemical proof.) You can cover repair old felt, glass, oj cemert roofs llats. point damp walls. We guarantee th'\ to it will make them waterproof. 1 lb. at Odi per lb.: 50 to 46(1 lb. kegs at 6id. tver lb. Sole Agents. C7)RRUGATED SHEETS. in A gauge GnLt; vanised. or 24 gauge Painted; 5. 6. 7.1 and 8 ft in stoex. t "TIRE NAILS in stock. I ( ALVlnZED FENCING WIRE in stock. \TroRKS IIAVATORJCS ME?S~RC)O"IS"| V. Call in and ask our advice. We cah: recommend the right sanitary, heating, and! cookina: iftments. ) TWIN INTERIOR can be seen working -tL Sole Aeents. ^X WIN BATH SYSTEM.—Every Cottage .1. Farmhouse should have "nc v<ilir.g,; liot water to btith on ground floor or tit..i stairs and to Sink and from range fire or from tne fire < tJ. washing copper and will boil clothes atf^ same time. No danger from irregular \,< LCI:' supply To be sefen working. Pateatees. PRINCESS EARLESS FIRE make*; an oltti i grate up to date: from 12a. fd. eacn..i Sole Agents. OU can Purcha-le (mr Speoiztlitie JL through your own Ironm6nger or R tailer. if preferred.. I MISCELLAN Is. ITi ODEN Steam Wagoo Wanted.-SL-i(t,! price and particulars to Box F 1l1:j Leadcr Office. Swansea. 206A4-fij Fr-'1TŠIllNG and Hauling to Let. Trees and? TPitwood at each plaG1amoTgllnshjre ) Cardiganshire. Radnorshire. Gloueester-i shire, Somersctshire. and Devonshire.r-O*! Jennings and Co.. Ltd.. Penny weH-road,; Bristol. CTOj "i/VORK Wanted for 5-ton Steam Wazon Swansea Brickworks. Swansea.; \7ANTED, Second-hand RaLli or Govei -i- ess Trap for Pony loJ h&nde.—Jones< Mill. Velindre Morriston 206A3-2Q MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.. ECOND-FLAND PiapofoAe b. Collard s]34 1 Collard; full trichord ivory keys. re- duced to £ 33 12^ cash Walnut Piano, by Rosenatrieh.- £ 33 12s. Walnut Piano. "y iiine. £ 40. Walnot .Piano by Witton aad Wittftn JE42. Walnut Piano by J P Yates. London: iron frame £5 Walnut piZvo. bY" John Woods. £ 45. Ebonised Piano.BOIQ. Paris ffiB Mason and Hamlin Onjan ^.15; 10a cash. Oak Harmonium. 7 stops Small Harmonium, bv Cesarine. £ 5—; Thompson and Shacsell Ltd.. 39. CasUe- street Swansea. » "TAfANTED to Puchase. Second-hand Piano: M chcap-for casb-Write F 9.' T(eade>«j I Office. 205..3- Printed and Published by th« Swa.nee*, Press. Lttl., at Leader Buildings. Swansea.