Evening Express

BEVAN & COMPY. LIMITED, FOR LARGEST SELECTION AND BEST VALUE! 2-inch Pillar, Full-sized, all Brass Bedsteads, from SA 12 6 Splendid Satin Walnut complete Bedroom Suites (glass door to 6 wardrobe, from ;c7 176 Grand Figured Velvet Suites (Settee Couch, 2 large & 6 small Chairs) £ 6 12 6 Very Special Walnut PLATE-GLASS Back Sideboards, from £3 19 6 GREATER BARGAINS THAN LV, ER' LARGEST FTRXISHERS IN WALES„ CARDIFF, NEWPORT. SWANSEA, PONTYPRIDD, PONTYPOOL.

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AUGUSTINE J. STONE (Late STONE BROS.), FUNERAL. FUBNISHKR & FUNERAL DrRECTOR Personal Supervision to All Orders. 8 Nat Tel.: Canlia, No. 7M; E?rry Docks, N??_ Post OM-o Tel. N. 612. CardIff. TeiegTams- STOI^ TB gg BEOS CARDIFF. STONE BROS., Barry Docks, K wo RKING-ST., CARDIFF. gI W And 101. HOLTON-KOAD. BARRY DOCKS. | J. MARSH & CO.. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, vU6 REMOVED, 0, FREDERICK-STREET, and 41, WESTBOURNE-PLACE, Prioe List en Application. Uatlooal Tel. Ko. 0725. SESSIONS & SONS (LTD-), I CARDIFF. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, AND I| CROSSES. I PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. FJTEEATRE JJOYAL, £ J £ RDIFF.! Lessee and Manager JEtOBERT REDFORD. EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, and SATURDAY, at Two, SPLENDID REOEITION. Sir. GEORGE DANCE'S PRINCIPAL COMPANY IN THE MUSICAL COMEDY, JJTELE QIRL FM IKARS) From the Apollo Theatre, London. Box Office at Theatre, Ten to Five. _Nat. Tel., 362. a298 IQRAND FJLHEATRE Leasee and Manager EDWARD QUIGLEY. TO-NIGHT. at 7.30, FIRST TIME IN CARDIFF OF THE pLUCKY N IPPER. Popular Prices and Time as usual. epl 'Tia not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more-daeerve it. "—Addison. THE ARDIFF E M P I R E, QUEEN-STREET. llanaging Director .osw ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! A-P P Y FANNY FIELDS, "'I'he Merry, Laughing, Delightful Little American-Dutch Girl, who Talks, Sings, and Dances everybody into good humour. i& New and Laughable Pantomime Trap Scene, "HOT TIME FOR ONE," by the 5 BON BONS. See them Juggle the Plates. GEO. RIDGWELL, A Gifted Baritone. THE BROTHERS WILTON, In a Mixture of Skill and Oomedy on the Bars. The Accomplished Ventriloquist, LIEUT. TRAVIS, Who will entertain you, with tne assistance of his friends. The Human Parrot, CHARLES MILDARE, Comedian and King of Whistlera. Bewitching, Melodious LILY LFNA, !A Charming Comedienne. Pretty as a Picture. ALFRED BARKER, An Original Clown, with his Trained Animals. ONE THE BOHEMIANS, ONE LADY. Musical Experts. GENT. HUGH STANTON AND COMPANY, In his Successful Satire, FOR REFORM (the Motto of the Busy bodies). G. H. CLHJLKGWTN will be here Next Week. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early One oetween Seven o'clock and Nine; Late One between Nine o'clock and Eleven. All Artistes appear at Each Performance. d Office Open Daily (with exception of oaturd.ays), Ten a.m to Five p.m., and Seven to Tn Saturdays. Ten a.m. to Three  Plan of Grand Circle. No Booking Iggg- ——— 18863 NEWPORT. TEIE NEWPORT EMP-IRE, CHARLES-STREET Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! From the London Hippodrome, Woodward's Sea Lions and Seals! The perfec- tion of animal training, the animal actors! lfdlle. Chalon, Equilibrist. The Xylophone *JH»erts, Les Frasettis. Marba and Verity, in a delightful medly of terrible twists and twirls, rincue Master Mime. O'Gust.. Fred Poplar, Come- dian. Kitty Wager. Nellie Vanderbilt. Carrie Lauri. e's Kindergarten, with its Juvenile ueuiuees. Bicycles stored free of charge L18864 FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ;t'UE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. ( FPB*: BEST IN QUALITY, THE CHEAPEST IN PRICE. FoRCASR OR ON EASY TERMS. 20 GET ALL THIS GO TO THE ATLAS FURNISHING CO., HAYEs, CARDIFF. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. PAY THEM A VISIT. CATALOGUES FUI: ON APPLICATION. FOR MOBS TEAS HALF A CEBTITBT CHEAPEST BOOK IN THE WORLD. SHAKESPEARE FOR SIXPENCE COMPLETE. BY POST M. ^TESTERN .JJAIL LIMITED. 1?LR. J)U CARDIFF AND BRANCHES. «TTTH EDITION NOW ON SALS. PUBLIC NOTICES WINNING Numbers of Voluntary Hospital Penny Raffle, Jan. X)th, for Closing Accounts without a Deficit:—4596, L. G. Griffiths, Canton; 458, T. Wilson, Barry Dock; 5559, David Wal- ters, 75, Bailev-street, Ton Pentre; 917; 13284, Morgan, 12, Oxford-street, Barry; 9417, Nellie Jartsen, 41, King's- fquarts, London; B627; 2720, W. Mills, 20, Tower-street, Treforest; 5755, T. Britton, Burlington-street; 11137, H. Robbin, Dinas Powis; 10406, G. GoBs, 60, Wyndham- street, Barry; 14345, Meddick, Cadoston; 7196, A. Luxton; 301, Bevan: 10301, E. Cocks, 1, Oxford-street, Cardiff; 1C306, H. Thomas, 21, Lincoln-street, Cardiff; 10334, W. Day merit., 2, Adamsdown-square, Cardiff; 6655, W. A. Nickless, 17, De Burgh-street, Cardiff; 9242, Morgan. Nightingale Bush, Pontypridd; 9461, H. James, Caerphilly. Lareest number of tickets told:—3ttfss Sullivan, 1st, 25s.; Mrs. Brooks, 2na, 22s. 6d.; Mrs. Evans, 3rd. 20s.; The R.A.O.B., 4th, 20s. el2598 BALL-ROOMS, Bazaars, and Banquet- ing-halls Decorated and Furnished Oom. plete by RICHARDSON and CO.. Royal Arcade. chambers St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Nat. Tel., 1092. Awnings and Marquees for Wedding Receptions. Richardson's Marquees Erected (without injury to lawns) as Temporary Ball- rooms, with Polished Floors; a Speciality. el2313 BUSINESS ADDRESSES XSTOP ONE MOMENT. X X OH, DEAR, DOMOR, MUST MY x DARLING DIE? THERE IS VERY LITTLE HOPE, BUT TRY JJTUDOR j^riLLIAMS' PATENT jjJALSAM OF H ONEY. THERE IS NO REMEDY UNDER CANOPY OF HEAVEN EQUAL. PATRONISED BY ROYALTY. NOBILITY, DOCTORS, NURSES, and MOTHERS PRAISE IT. S7HY? IT contains PURE Welsh Honey and an Essence of the Purest and Most Efficacious Herbs, gathered on the Hills of Wales, being gathered in the proper season, when ith virtues are in full perfection. BRONCHITIS. THERE are thousands of children who die annually from Bronchitis, Whooping Congn. and Croup. This is a grand discovery for the Cure of such complaints. The Famous Remedy for COUGHS, BRON- -CHUIS, ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION has the largest sale of any chest medicine in Waiee and England. Tuose who have taket- this medicine are amazed at its wonderxui influence. Sufferers from amy form of Bron- chitis, Cough, Difficulty of Breathing. Hoarse- ness, Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and immediate relief and to those who are subject to Colds on the Chest it 18 invaluable, as it effects a Complete Cure. it is most comforting in allaying irritation in the throat, and giving strength to the voioe, and it neither allows a Cough or Asthma, to become chronic, nor Consumption to develop. Consumption has never been known to exist where "Coughs" have been properly treated with this medicine. No house should be with- out it. liB. taken at the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient, and a Complete Cure is certain. SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE TUDOR WILLIAMS' PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY, MOST IMPORTANT. SO MANY IMITATIONS AND FRAUD. Sold by all Chemists and Stores in la., 2s. 6d.. and 4s. 6d bottles. Sample bottle sent (poet paid) for is. 3d.. 3s., and 5s. from the inventor. Saving in purchasing the larger size bottles. D" rjTUDOR LI.UlS. L.S.D.E.W.. MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARE. e12488 WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. BEECHAM'S PILLS. A medicine of which the people have long known the remedial value in BILIOUS AND LIVER DISORDERS, SICK-HEADACHE, FAILING APPE- TITE, LANGUOR, AND WANT OF TONE caused by depressed conditions of the nervous system. In all such oases it is not too much to say that the benefit to be derived from a judicious tree of BEECHAM'S PILLS is practically known all over the world. BEECHAM'S FILLS ARE SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR FEMALES OF ALL AGES. EVERY WOMAN WHO VALUES HEALTH SHOULD READ THE INSTRUCTIONS WITH BAQH BOX. Sold everywhere in Boxes, price Is. lid. (66 sills) and 2fl. 9d. (168 pills). 811171 DALE. FORTY. & CO.S pIANOS AND QRGANS Also PIANOS by LIPF, BRAD, ERARD. COIJD, CRAMER, BORD. Ac., &a. ORGANS by MASON and HAMLIN, FABRAND, WEAVER, BELL. Ao., Ac. Special Diffcounts for Cash, or may be had on our system of extended payments. Sole Agents for the "CECILIAN" PERFECT PIANO PLAYER. Full Illustrated Lists free on application. DALE. FORTY. & CO.. CARDIFF. Also at Cheltenham. Birmingham, cb. THE POPULAR CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and all Chest Affections is TEMPLAR MALINS' WONDERFUL 8IXPENNY gd aou?n 6d, ? STOP! Ie composed of Honey, Squills, Tolu, Ipfecau, Paregoric, and SOMETHING ELSE. which makes it an immediate FULL STOP to all kinds of Coughs. Trial Bottle, 6d. Large Size, is. Poet Free, 9d. Post Free, 1/3. PREPARED ONLY BY TEMPLAR MALINS, CASH CHEMIST, 29, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF el2514 — T YPEWRITING. ALL BRANCHES OF COPYING EXECUTED. Architect*' Work Accurately Copied by experienced Operators., WE9FSBK lUlL LOOTED GABBIE7. A Misfit Job is as bad as a iisfit Suit. A Want Ad. can find a Job to fit you. H MBaMBMBBOMta—aMnaeiM— I PREPAID SCALE. Small Prepaid Advertisements are inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS" at the following rates:-  THBKR SIX ONCE. TI)(RS. TlMlt& TIMRS- D. S. 1).] S: D. 12wor<? or less 6 0 6 0 9 13 to 19 words. 0 5 0 10 1 3 20 to 26 words. 0 7 12 19 E,I ø 2 44 0 6 COMBINED SCALE for Small Prepaid Adver- tisements in the "WESTERN KAIL" and "EVEN- ING EXPRESS" WORDS. ONCB. THRRir SIX TIMKS. TI3TKS. S. D. S. D. S, D. 12 or less 0 8 1 4 2 0 13 to 19 1 0 2 0 3 0 2B to 26 1 4 2 84 F.sch extm 70 4 0??' words In all eaeas tho name and addreas are counted u part of the Advertisement. LOST AND FOUND LOST, green leather Pocket-Book; anyone returning  same 108, Colum-road, suitably rewarded. epl LOST, on Sunday morning, 31st ii??iry, between Marine-parade and Play-street Penarth, a gold Bangle; anyone returning same to 7, Mariae-parade, Penarth, will be rewarded. LOST, Lace Handkerchief at chamber concert; kindly I return 43, Park-place. ep3 CLERICAL LA Y Readership required by a?y??g kan,7-bfilnguist, .u=sical7 total abstainer; experienced extempore preacher; good references; moderate salary.—Apply E. P. Jones, 1, Tydraw-place, Aberdaxo. e3496p2 MEDICAL. "R/jTIDWrFEKY Clares held at 61, Charle.-street, Car- iTX .-Letter, Bnsto! Cottage Hospit?. el2474 -TITIDWIFEKY.—Nurse B?irUett, trained at Queen i>A Charlotte's Hospital, London; certificated midwife and monthly nurse.—36, Monthenncr-road, Cathays, Cardiff. e3497p2 SCHOLASTIC PRIVATE School, WoodTllle-road, corner May- street; established over 20 years.' e12513 SHORTHAND, Book-keeping, Commercial Arithmetic; }0 private tuition; proapectus.-StalIton. 92, Lewis- street, Ifewport. el2485 PARTNERSHIPS. WASTB13, P 3-r, about ?2,000 capital; old- V V established, good paying business; can take active pa.rt.-B 49, Evening Express, Cajdilf. e2480p2 HOUSEKEEPERS, &c. KB-ENGAGSMKJiT by superior wori?i?Hou?s?- Ri 1eeP8r; abstainer; Churchwoman; refrence.-C. jj., Evening Express, Xewport. e363Sp3 WANTED at once, Working Housekeeper, or reliabio Geaerai; small house; two in family; references. —B 70, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3511p3 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. i^XP-Elil £ i'< CKU Nnrse wanted at once.—Apply 50, Walter-road, Sw*jMe?. e?Up3 W-ANTED, exenœd Cook-General.-App,?y  Mr, V t Kedgr&ve, Machen Lodge, Sketty. e3647pa WANllfii), thoroughly good Cook, 25-35; goodwa?s? wsmall family; help given.-Mxs. Woods, Llan- datt-placo; near Cardiff. eS646p8 WANTED, Geaerai Servant; family 2; references TV requirad;—Aggly 47^_ Colum-ioftd, Cardiff. ep6 "Off ANTED, good Goaeral; good home for respectable Vt girl.—Apply Mrs. Vile, Florence House, Alma- street, Newport. e3602p6 WANTED, by February 17th, thoroughly experienced y f Plain Cook; 2 in family; some housework.— Mis. Rrlgh Howell, 9, Richmond-road. e3643p6 HOUiiiC-Parlounnaid wanted; &mail f?M7113?-mrs. JjL e?, 4?"mor Fields Park, Newport, Mon. ep6 ?fTANTED, sm?hMded?KitchennMHdr if possible knowledge of dairy work; good character iD4i8- pensable; good wages.—Mrs. Mayhew, Aberglasney, "Idea Groa e3612p6 RESPECTABLE 80l'Van for country residence, near RSwanzea; reforenc?w required; good home; 3 111 ¡"ily.-Mrs. Musgrave, ilarkot-hall, Swansea. epS WAKTKD, a House-Parlourmaid (experienced); t mU5t havo good referemee.-Apply, first by letter, stating particulars, Mrs. Lewis, Maplewood, Llandaff. e3625p6 WANTED, respectawe General; 3 evenings out; no wl chiMrcn.—M, Thaob2Jd-ro&d: Canton. eM!2p3 '\7'7 .A..N'l'i.DaiOllœiiou.sema.1d;ear¡Y-n.er; Church- iff woman; abstamer Referred; house-parlourmaid kept.—Apply, full particulars of age and wages, to Mrs. Dunn, The Cross, Cowbridge, Glam. el2569 WANTED, strong active girl as Kitchenmaid.—Mrs, "t Protheroe Beyaon, Tre%vern, NVhi-tland. e3591p2 HOUSE-l'arlourmaid aid Between Girl wanted now; country.—State age, wages, and references, Mrs. Abaioroaibio, Pigeonsford, Llangranogj Cardiganshire. eia £ Sp2 HOUSE-Pailourmaid, Ho;¡sekeeperhUa:tion, _L_jL Abergavenny or Abartillerj.—Maurice's Uegistry, i-oiitcaana, Cardiff. e35d £ p5 -R ABL and mliable a?d waatted 25 Cook- J? Genenl.-8, CardiS. e?595p5 WANTED, an expezien" C,-ok-General.-Apply, W with full particulan, Mrs. Kenabole, The Lawn, Ninian-road. js3598p5 WANTED, General; heip housework; nurse-house- maid kept.-C IS, Evening Express, Cardiff. ep2 WANTED, young Hcuse-Parlourmaid.—Apply Mrs. VT Cahb, Victoria-square, Penarth. eS576p5 w ANTED, Penarth, ^ousc-Pairourmaidrie-aO, f«r Vy first place.—B S7, Evening Express, Cardiff. ep5 GENEBAL *?tsen?:ad; ptajn cook, ??i;-eariy Griser; good character.—14, Cowbridge-road. ep4 WANTED, experienced Cook-General; also ii?u"- VV mBid.—Apply 59, Plymouth-road, Fen?uth. #16575 H ousEiKAi required .-Apply Shynton, Park-road, JLL Penarth. eS574p5 C OoK-G?=,j?.a wantad by February 22nd; housemaid kcpL-Y-m. Greenwood, KidweHy. e5552p4 ANTEI^ House-Parlourmaid.—Apply, with refe- rences, to Mrs. W. Harris, 144, High-street, Marthyr. e3557p4 WANTED, a good strong General.—Apply Mrs. W Hughes, ICS, Woodviile-road, Cathays. e3504p2 OUGH Plain OOOk wanted; aged not under 28; 1 aaoiatanco given; wages not above £30; all found except beer.—Mrs. Littledale, Dunro House, Cheltenham. ei527p3 ATfngrt at rmny. Housemaid; early riser; Chureh- 1 woman; abstainer preferred; house-parlourmaid kept.-Apply, full particulars of age and wages, to Mrs. Dunn, The Cross, Cowbridge, Glam. el2569 HO'USV_p.riourmaid for elderly lady; early dinners; II plenty liberty.—M, Cowbridge-road. e35JJpS COOK-Gcoeral wanted, lady and nephew; no wash- ing; easy place.—14, Cowbridge-road. eJ532p3 G- ENERALWäntedf lady; no w?shin? or cooking; G.3 evenings weekly aUowed.-14, Cowhridge-road, Cardiff. e3ó31 p3 ANTED, experienced General Servant, with good character; day girl kept.—Apply between 6 and S p.m., 58, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 05sisps ANTED, experienced Cook-General.-Stafe age and f wages, to John Evans and Co., Drapers, Ponty- pridd. e5539p3 ANTED, clean, respectable Girl, about 18-20, as \V Genital, with good chaj-actex.— Mrs. Haggett, Butcher, 142, Chepstow-road, Maindee, Newport. ep2 W ANTED, for Penarth, reliable Nurse, boy, four, and yY baby, shortly; good needlewoman.—B 59, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3493p2 C OOK; Girl wanted; other servants kept; small f&mgy.-Apply 201, Newport-road. e3475p2 HOTEL SERVANTS. WANTED immediately. Plain Cook; also good XT 7v General.—Apply, references, York Hotel, Bridgend. e3578p5 A- young Lady required to .Wt in Dispense Wine A Office and Linenroom; good needlewoman emen- tial; salary Lig, with board, lodging, and laundry.— Write, in first instance, to Manageress, Royal Hotel, Cardiff. 63615p3 KITCHENMAID (experienced); able to do plain cook- King; wagM B20 and laundry.—Apply, giving full particulars, Manager, Royal Hotel, Cardiff. ep3  ANTED, Under Boots at once.—Apply Boots, Vy Stepney Hotel, LIaneIIy. e362Op5 WANTED, experienced young Lady for buffet bar; \'y references.—Mr. F. Maggs, Rose and Crown Hotel, North-road. e3634p3 ANTED, good Cook, well up in her duties; must have good references.—Apply Georgo Hotel, Chepstow. el2579 DRESSMAKERS, MILLINERS, &c MILLINER.—Wanted, experienced and stylish JyjL Milliner; able to serve; state age and references.— Apply J. Bees, 97, Glebe-street, Pen.6P4 D" BESSMAKER.—Bequired, a thoroughly experienced DDromm&ker; must be good fit and style, and com- petent to take sole charge.—Apply, stating full paj- ticular, S. Hake, Draper, Mumbles. e3494p2 -Wanted, a clever Saleswoman, with jyj. knowledge of practical; able to manage small traataMi, with option of baying it out of prcAU.-D k8& Kraals? Easreee, CajdiS, €S5S8q3 TRAVELLERS, AGENTS. WA"TED, Trave!!er wholesale frii?,t and potato trads.—Apply B 62, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3502p2 ADVERTISER, with expeT1ence, seeks selling Agency Afor the output of a small collie7y; established e nection; guarantee if Tequired.—Apply B 54, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3506p2 GENTLEMANLY Wpreentative required to promote the sale cf an entirely new production, just ready, viz, "Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. His Life and Public Career to Present Day," by J. H. Jeyes; gentle- man with good connection in political centres preferred.— Address, with references, to U. B., Evening Express, 8wa. e3544p4 REPRESENTATIVE wanted (for Sooth Wales), with :Rl good connection amongst eteam users; good com- mission; splendid opportunity for the right man.— Address, first, Wilfred Taylor, Churchhill-rcad, Birrcing- ham. e3587p5 WANTED, a well-accredited, tactful Man employed t t by a largo firm to undertake high-class Agency for spare time; excellent position, and good increasing income assured.—Writs B 51, Evening Express, Cardiff. c3477p2 AGENTS wanted. Ink Erasing i?le,??Croine Pon Aerase-9 ink in two seconds without abrasion; one agent's profits, eight weeks, over C75.-Addrem Eraser, 13, Lockwood-mad, Doncaster. e3588p5 COMMERCIAL Travellen of good appearance and addrom wanted for a special lino in very bigh-clåaS portraiture; also 2 Agents with indisputable references, for local districts.—Ttor terms, apply 11 to 12 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m., The Porrget-me-Not Portrait Painting Com- pany, Meltropole-buildingll, Cardiff. e3473p2 CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c GENERAL Clerk for tinplate works; must be Gthoroughly competent bookkeeper; alw Timekeeper and outside Weigher.—Ystalyfera Iron Company (Limited). e3558p4 W ORKING œrtjficated Manager, small slope Eastern V? Valleys; to timber and assist as required.-State terms and W't¡¡ dgaglod to C 15, EvenJng Expmc, e366lp6 Cardiff. e36ClpS WASTED, expecianced Forewoman, take c??-geof f bcoks in small steam launwy; state .9-, wages, references.—Apply Lewis, Steam Laundry, Wesron Hill, Cadcxtcn-Birry. e3481p2 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS WANTED, Ploughman to follow head team. and f make himself generally usoful on farm.—C. Bassett, Castell-y-Mynaoh, Creigiau, Penty:rch. e3594p2 WANTED, a smart Lad.-Apply Editorial Depart- ment, Western Mall, Cardiff. e12595 EMPLOYMENT Spare Time, either sex; half prat; send 13. for samples and particuwo.-George 20M Co., 66, Stratford-road, Plaistow. 3629p6 ASSISTANTS wanted everywhere to address envelopes, A&c.-S-?iii addressed envelope for prospectus, North k-5 xl Dept.), 6, York-buildings, Adelphi, London. ep6 ARl'ENTKRING or Jobbing Works wanted, 60. per hour.-C. B., Evening Express, Newport. e3584p2 IF you want an Engagement on the large steamers as Carpenter, Cook, Steward, Baker, Butcher, Stoker, &c., ft>rwa>rd stamped address for particulars, William Hancock, 8, Union-street, Weston-super-Mare. e3613p6 GROCERY and Bakery.—Wanted, experienced Haulier cx at onoe; abstainer; good wagee.—Apply Shears and Company, Blaenclydach. e3611p6 GROCERY and Prov1sio.Tbomas and Evans, Forth, Ghive vacancy for smart A&?istant; well used to canvassing; splendid prospects for really good hand; outdoor; Welsh. el2592 WANTED, Groom-Garden&r. and generally useful; aged 50 to 55, and single preferred.-Apply, stat- ing wages expected, and age, to D. Smith, Gwvnfryn, Pontaid&we. e3560p5 5 Weekly.—Pei'sons wanted everywhere for addressing circulars.—Send addressed envalope for proposal Manager, 8B, Elm Lodge, Suulhall, Middlesex. e3617p6 CYCLE Fitter wanted, able to build throughout; one used to motor cycles pre/erred.—State age, w-agas, wiien last employed, and it married, Daviea Brothers, Llaaelly. e3609p3 WANTED, by respectable married couple, Situation; t' man could manage small farm or place of trust; wife dairy or cook; live in.-Apply C 20, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3607p3 UNDKR Gardeners wanted for Catdey Island, Tenby. -Apply to Head Gardener. 21p6 TjTVNGTNEMAN requires Situation; loco., stationary; Jli own repa&s.-Apply C 5, ETening Express, Cardiff. e3577p5 GBOCERY and F"iisions.-Thomas aDd Evans, Porth, Ghave vacancy experienced dr-qt Provision Hand for their Taff-street, Pontypridd, branch; must be first-class wiodew-dresser; outdmrx; Walah. e3652p4 DBAPERY.—Vacancies for youn Ladies, fancy Deounter and aseist in Bhowrooms.-Photo, and full particulars, W. Sarvis, Aberdare. e3569p4 "TTTTANTED, Man and Wife, without family^; man W to ;Z??4 with cows, and wife working house- keeper .c\.kes,_e!a.Do'5. e12583 GABDENEB (single-handed or otherwise); aged 23.- GAdd,?m C 22, ETeniug Exprow, Cardiff. epS OUNG Man wanted for garden work; live jm_ Apply 8. Bose, Market Gardener, Blackpm, Swan- sea. e3516p3 WANTED, strong Lad to attend to pony, cow, garden.—Apply Sector, GaLUg&ar. e3492p2 GBOCEBY.—Wanted. Improver; uo General Ser- Gvant.-B. Knapp. 47, Atlas-road, Canton. e3488p2 DBAPERY.—Wantad^l unior young Men for drapeiy Dand famishing.—Booklands, Dn.pers, Barry. ep2 TWO Appreatices wanted.-APPIY between 11 to 12 Tand 4, tQ 5, to Fet-me-Not Portrait Company, Cardiff. e3474p2 WANTED, a Slew sa-art l.at!3 who can rido bicycles; T V oust be respectabie and prodmoe IWJ4 reference*. —Apply "ETenlng Express" Office. eUTSi t———■ 1——— PREMISES. MESSRS. S. HERN AND PEETWEE,, m AUCTIONEEBS, VALUERS, SUiiVEYOBS, ROUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. For list of Business Premises and Houses to be Let or Sold see "Western Mail" Dolly. Printed Register free. Offices, 93, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. Established 1849. HIDDEN Treasure.—The best treasure ia to live rent frec.-Particul3.rs from Free Homes, 16, Church- road, Abertridwr, Cardiff. e3604p5 6, Church-road, Canton, to Let; 2 reception, 5 bed- rooms, bathroom, w.c., hot and cold water.-Apply No. 8. e3610p6 PURCHASE House, Cathedral-road; lowest price.— Full particulars, C 25, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3631p3 O Let, small lockup Shop, 20, Queen-street, Cardiff, for £200; remainder on mortgage.—James, 178, Inverness-place, Cardiff. e3624p6 T o let, small lock-up Shop, 20, QueerstTeet, Cardiff, suit jeweller or other light business; very beet portion in whole town; modern front.—Apply John-oiL Brothers Dyers (Limited), 20a, Queen-street, Cardiff. e3626p6 T- ° be Let, unfurnished, for remainder of leasa, T Country House; three reception, six bedrooms, 00:5-, room, usual offices, conservatory, good garden and croquet ground; stabling for two; coachhouse, man's room adjoining; entrance lodge; about five acres glass land; station one mite; Chepstow two milee; rent moderate; can be seen only by appointment.—Symes, Woodoroft, Chepstow. e3515p3 ALEEANT-Place. Sub6tantial Dwelling- House; Al mortgajo can remain.—Parker, Tower-chambers, Cardiff. e3580p5 tjvjB Sale, 67, Richmond-road, Cardiff; 6 bedrooms, 2 £ reception rooms, kitchens, &c.; long garden; low ground rent; mortgage if required; owner leaving Car- diff. e3600p6 2 large Floors over 16, Custom House-street; suit printor.-Bobert England. e3499p2 ABGE Premises to be Lot in St. Mary-street, C&Tdtff, L within a minute's walk of Great Western Railway Station; 8Uit2ble for hotel, club, or reO4urant; particu- lars on application.—Address B 68, Evening Express, Cardiff. el2510 S'UITE of Offices to Let in High-street; strong room and other conveniences; suit solicitor.—Atkins, Stow-hill, Newport. e3526p3 API'LY to J. T. Saunders, Auctioneer and Estate A~ Agent, 29, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, for following properties to Let:2, Park-street, lis. 6<1., 7, Da.vis- street, 911.; 19, Somerset-street, 7s. 6d.; Saltmead-road, 6s. 6d.; 13, Stephenson-street, 9s. el2494 P ONTYPH 'DD.-TO Let i=edia1te1y, Coal Yard; situated on Tramroad side; established many years. —Apply W. Dnvies, Rhydfelan House, Pontypridd. ep4 SHOP and Dwelling House to Let on Lease.—Apply S. Jennett, 136, Queen-street, Cardiff. el2512 T WO-Stalled stable la:rchway; back Clare:;ti p,c?st-oMee.-App iy abd?e ad&ws. e3563p4 APARI MENTS. WANTED, two unfurnished Rooms (bath) for 2 business ladies, in or now town; very little atten- dance.—Tolman, Newsagent, Bristol. el2567 COMFORTABLE Furnished Apartments; hot and cold bath 6s. 6d.—97, Clare-road, Cardiff. ep5 (COMFORTABLE, furnished Apartments, with atten- j dance; maid kept.-89, Maiefant-street, Cathays. e3537p3 "VTTCELY-Furnished front Apartments; Euit two gen- 1. tlemen.—136, Bichmond-road, Cardiff. el2561 FARM AND GARDEN COLLIERY Manure for Sale; prompt rail delivery.- B 33, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3534p4 DOMESTIC ARTICLES. Now we shan't be long getting our family washing done, because we use one of Spencer's Wringing and Mangling Machines.—Spencer's Baby Carriage Warehouse, St. John's-square, Cardiff. Send postcard for price list. el21B6-4 MEDICAL REMEDIES. ARTIFICIAL Løp. H-dS, Lee Irons, cwulrmle ARubbllr Trusses, Blautic Stockinm, (My?m? SyringeS. Valgus Pad?% Ac.; in stock, ChUdran's Babber Tynown. Crutch Shoes, Trasses, Kites Caps, Crutchee, Belts, &0. lady tttwaat tar ladSss bake and trasses; i nppaiis done; list free^ ABe Ponales, Chwlss street (off LonawMtraeQi Caxdtfl, sad BroadJDtI8I..111Md. slZIS PUBLIG-HOUSES. CHELTEKHAM.-TO Let. well-known, absoluwly free, fully-licensed small Hot?4, occupying important position; valuation, including 15 Y" lease, about £ 600.—Apply Moore and Sons, Valuers Tewkesbury. el2563 £150.-Exœllent Doublc-li??Lsed Hou?e, good market town; same hands yeare; investigation courted.- Hillman, Hotel Valuer, Skinner-street, Newport. £ 70.—Old-fa3hioned Beerhouse; busy part; good v chance for business people; tenant five years. Several other Houses.—Call Hiliman. above. e358Sp2 A' TTRACTIVE Corner Spirit Vaults. most proinent Apo?iition, Bristol; hand,?o-nwt bars in the West of ¡ England; cost £1.000 to fit up; possession arranged with L709 cash down.-Apply Tebbs, Valuer, Victoria- eet, Bristol. I VILLAGE Rear and Wine House; paddock, garden, E.abling. outhoU5; ingoin £21.-APplY Tebb OTEL-Pubiic, Bristol; takmg £ 25 weekly; only H:C300 (?.,?.-Apply Tebbs, Bristol. QUIT Beginners.—Fully-licensed House, Bristol; O ingoing £85 C36h.—Apply Tebbø. Bristol. GENUISE Beerhause, Bri?-tol; k>çng E12 weakly; Gingaing £ 110.—AppW Teb, Bristol. COUNTRY Boadside Beerhouse, Somerset; taking I about P-14 weekly; ingoing £ 200.—Apply Tebbs. e35C7p3 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL OUTFITTING and Clothiers* Business for Sale; modern stock; established oonnectiou; central position important town South Wales.—Hood, Auc- tioneer, Swansea. e356Cp4 BACCONIST. Sweets, Fancy, nrar important rail- .1. way station, Bristol; suit lady; ingoing, including stock, £ 60.—Apply Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. ONFECTIONERY and E&TeshmentsT pretty suburb, BxisWI; exceptionally ?nart and genuine business; taking about £12 weekly; no Sunday trade; proprietress leaving Bristol; will sell for £125, and slock about £40; highly recommended.—^Tebbs, Bristol. EXCEPTIONAL OSer.—Nicely-situated Refreshment EB-j-ines. best part of Bristol; established many rea; only L50 ingoing.-Apply Tebbs, Bristol. AIBYJ Business, suburb Bristol; dpml 50 gallons Ddaily; ingoing, L20O.-T?-bbs, Bristol. TOBACOONIST, near prlicir>ä.TtBriSU;f; Tgenui!ko trade; ingoing £70.-Apply Tebbs, Bristol. OHSIERCIAL Hotel -id Rmtaurant, centrally- situated Bristol; free beer, wine l!Oence; closed Sundays; lid it stands, £ 400.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. T/tTESTON-Supfr-Mai-e.—Boarding-house, grand poai- VV tion, faci1)g sea; proprietress must sell through business matters; everything fitted and furnished in costly style; also fitted with electric light; price, as stands, £ 400.—Apply Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. NE's.a:ËNT-st.tionery Fancy Cift()n, Brirtol; _L -l carried on by lady ten ye??s; sound business; ingoing £250. and stock £ 100.—Apply Tebbs. PRIED Fish Business, Bristol; taking about £8 J:1 weekly; present tenant 11 years; ingoing £80.- Apply Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. CONFECTIONERY and Refreshments, delightful position, Bristol; tak"ngs average about £ 25 weekly; last two tenants 14 years each; ingoing £425; most genuine business ever advertised.—Apply Tebbs. BristoL e3508p3 BAKER'S Busine58 for Sale.—Good c?mmer working Bclaas district in Swansæ; old-established shop and good oven, lease, fixtures, &c. complete: stock optionaL-Hood, Auctioneer, Caer-street, Swansea. e548Sp2 S-MART Arcade Millinery Business, Cardiff; suit Is beginner.—Toms, 18, St. Mary-sttset. eJ438p2 BUSINESSES WANTED. COAT, wanted, or Partnership in same.—C 9, Evening Exprees, Cardiff. e357Sp5 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, Ac. 10 10s. Road Barer, fixed wheel, for £7 'is.; Gent's Beeston Humber, free wheel, Lie 16s. for Ell lis.; Ladies' free wheel Raglan for £7 7b. ,.tl unused.— Norton, 126, Queen-street., Cardiff. el2338 FOR Sale, Kennard road-racer; Eadie fittings through- out; ba.rgain.-104, King's-road. e3566p4 FURNITURE. HAltRIS'S in Newport Idarket.-Great Sale of Furni- ture; wonderful bargains; see below. £3 10s.—Drawing-room Suite In green silk velvet; settee, 2 easy chairs and 4 small chairs.—K. B. Harris, Market-buildings, Newport. £1 12s.—Massive Bra.«6-ux>;mted Pillar bedstead; mother of pearl centre; bmawgailery and rosettes on head and foot.—E. E. Harris, The Market-hall, New- port. Only two minutes' walk from station. 19s. 6d.—Four Saddlebag Chain Spring Seats; well upholstered; substantial frames. x 1 Is.—Six strong Office Chairs and Armchair to match. 2 15s.—Walnut Bookcase and Cheffonoiere combined; adjustable shelves and glass door-, to top part; useful drawer and cupboard in bottom part. 1 6s. I)d.-Bonlered Carpet, b yards x 4 yards, and Hearthrug to match. See Harris's"display in New- port Market. £1 15a.-Walnut Cheffonniere; useful drawer and cup- board.—Harris, Newport Market. L 3 3s.-Bedroom. Suite, comprising chest drawers, three long and two short drawers, dressing-table! toilet glass, wasbstand, towel airer, and three cane chairs (polished); satin, walnut, or mahogany colour; delivered free.—E. E. Harris, Furniture and Bedding Manufacturer, 4, 5, and 6, Market-buildings, Newport. HARRIS'S, Tho Home FUmfsher", m-ooted-rõr JU reliable goods. Houses of funature. 12, 16, 17, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, and 100 guineas are truly wonder- ful value; send for catalogues.—E. E. Harris, Artistic House Furnisher, 4. 5, and 6, Market-buildings, Newport, Moa- e12532 "FVEVAN and CO.'6 special bargains for h?-Caxdiff, Xjfr Swa=. Foutypridd, Newport, Pontypool. T)jEV AN and Co. for handsome Tapestry Carpets, X> bordered and ready for laying, from 13s. 11d. ? -n??ITAN and Co. for grand Pattn" and excellent JL> value Jn Floorcloth and Linoleum. B-;iV A.. aad Co. for Carpets and Hmrthrugg of every? J3 dæCl1pt1on at lowe,?t prices. BEVAN and Co. for mamlvo Iron Bedsteads, 2tn. PUlU?s, from £1 113. 6d. BEVAN and Co. for BttertdM Haad and Fcmt AH- brass Bedsteads, from iA 4s. BJ5VAN and Co. for best Talue in W&O-woven Mat- trmEM full-s:zed, from 7s. l1d. BpVAN and Co. for full-sized own make Feather Beds, good linen ticks, irom 328. Ed. TVEVAN and Co. for handsome Walnut Sideboards, D pla.te-gi2.86 backs, from LS 19s. 6d. REVAN and Co. for immi??sWee?tim WilRut ?d other Ove;mantle8, 5s. Ud. to 10 gulmm. TVBVAN and Co. for special Bedroom Suites, chae, D giass, m:ub1e stand, chairs. &c., £¡ 17s. G& BEVAN and Co. for grand value Satin Walnut Bed- JLP room Suites, from 10 to 25 guineas. BEVAN aad Co. for ChIppendale and other Cabinets Ban,d Sidebow(is; great variety. DEvAN and Co. for Amerioan Organs, every instnf- D ment warranted 10 years, from £7 17s. 6d. BEVAN and Co. for Pianofortes, fall colepam, hand: some walnut cases, from £15 15s. TVEVAN and Co. for hand-me S%dMobeg guttes, .Q grand p&Uems, f. 8 to 16 g.,Rew. TjiEVAN and Co. for the onebrated nn4nvn Piaao, a .0 magniDomt IMtnunent, 28 guin.aa. AlII" and Co. tor really beautiful Suites in figured It sflk, from 12 guineas to 25 jruineas. V AN and Co. for the King of all Pianos; see it D before buying elsewhere; 40 guineas. 6lows TVEVAN and 00. (Ltd.); Larvest Furnishers, Cardiff, D Swansea, Pontypridd, Newport, and Pontypool. PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. INDIAN Game Cock for Sale, h.c. Crystal Palace; 2nd Sheffield; 2nd Mountain Ash, 1902 3rd Mountain Ash, 1905; 2nd Cardiff; 4th Nantymoel, Nelson, Here- ford, Loughborough, Taviftoclc, Trogdyrhiw; cards given with bird.—W. Solomon, 67, Windsor-road, Adams- down, Cardiff. e3642pS TWO Champion Black Minorca Pullets, 12& and iõš Tear,h.-T. C. Jones, Trœ}'.iw. e3551p4 TWO Hen Canaries and Breeding Cage Lacey, Wyndham-street, Canton. e3482p2 SPORTING CABTRIDGES.—The Cardiff Cartridge, 7s. 9d. per 100; 106ded with Schultzs or Ambcrite smokelm pow- der, 7s. 9d. per 100; once used always used; samples given free on personal application; Nobel's Ballistlte, 9s. 6d. per 100. Orders for 1,000 cartridges delivered free -Supplied only by Cross Bros., Cardiff. GUNS, Ritas, Revel?, O-S, (?arLr4dge B-5, and Gp-ll gun acoe&-ones at lowest prices; qWial Mtcn- tion to all class of repairs; Double-barrel Breechlœ<ling Guns, from ib. 6d. CROSS Bros., Gunsmiths and Ammunition Dealers.— 3 and 4, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. el2007 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Ac. SAItE. new Luggage Cart, suit cob 14 hands.—Robert England. Custom House-street. e3489p2 STEWARD'S great Stock-taking Sale is now on for one month only. Send quick to secure bargains. Buyers of reliable Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Horse Rugs, Waterproof Aprons, Loin Covers, Cart Covers, Cart and Gig Lamps, Bags and Trunks of all kinds, and every article in the trade supplied. A sample order will convince you that our goods and value cannot be beaten. Cheapest In Wales. No auction rubbish. Send for our new up-to-date illustrated list and testimonials free. Post orders receive prsmpt attention.—Only address, Steward's Harness and Bag Factory, Wood- street, Cardiff. Nat. Tel. 3xl. EBtab. over 36 years. eI2324 jVTEW Landau (with Cee springs), Victoria (with Nrubber tyne), Liverpool Gig, l?t?r Gig, Surrey Carts, and Governess Cars.—Lewis, Carriage Builder, Clare-street, Cardiff. ell039 WAGON AND COLLIERY REQUISITES. CTIJEZPKBS, Fencing Posts, Ac., all sieee; creosotes* O and et-c18de8 Cllder and Co., Prince of Waist I Dock. Bvoatt. atXBR [OUSICAL. TT ANTED, a 1£.<1' y Pianiste at once.—Apply B 53, l f Evening Express, Cardiff. e347gp5 VALU.WLE Violin; magnificent .oio ton; labelled !"radivarius Cremond. 1&&0; absolutely perfect; lockup fitted case; lovely bow: worth pounds: sacrifice 13s. cd.; approval willingly.—Mrs. Tyler, Eockmchfim- road, Uxbridgn. e3613p6 5~AOP. Sale, grand Pipro: suitable for habarn¡n- .f' 19, CouM-road, Ca-d;ff. 1?3ê280 LADY has for Sale, Piano, iron case; lovely tone; 17 guineas; £;)5 when new.—Oarfein, 24, road, Cardiff. e35S5p5 PIANOS. Pianos, Pianos.—R. J. Heath and ? oris* special offers in iron-framed Pianofortes, with all ldern improvements. i RTISTIO'^Modj. food wainut case; full com- pass cash £ 15 15s. "E ULOPEAN" Model; line walnut case; cheeli action, trichord, &c.; cash. £18 lSs. LEXANDER" Modef; full ooWp3Ss: handsofue marqueti-rie panel, &c., cash, £23 12& 6d. ''TTANDSOMTE"Piajioforte," in Louis case; full size H and compaEo, rich case and tone; double sconces; cash, £ 25 43. "IVfUSIC Traces Association" Model; marvt Hous _.n' ahe; beautffw, rich tone cash, 31. "T\ RAWING Room Model"; a pcTfect instrument for I touch, tone, and durability; cash £35 10s. E shall be pleased to arrange for any of thest- instruments to be obtained on our improved Hire Syrtem.-For terms, &c., call at R. J. Hsath and Sons' 76, Queen-street (corner of Charles-street), Cardiff. Also Pontypridd, Penarth, and Port Talbot. GUI83 DALE, Forty, and Co.'s Specwities in full compass, iron framed Pia.oofortes. "lOLLEGE" Model; cash, L16 16s.; (claN A) solid -lnut wood case. /"IOLLEGE" Mdti, cash, £ 18 1£3.; (claN B) solid walnut wood caee. T71DUCATIONAL" MMiel; cash, £ 22 10a.; handsome PJ walnut wood cam. 1 "XNFLEXIBLE" 'Uodet- -ash, M 10s.; full size, I upright piano; vertical triDgiug. uprig?ht piano; vertical ^TBONCLAD" Model; cash E28; small upright grand X c,er?truiig 'LIszModel; Cash. E31 10s.; magnificent value; I J o,erstft'ng. "KAISER" Model; cash, £42; a full upright concert 1\_ grind. ALL above Models can be had on our Hire PuTcha, ASy-tem for a small sim monthly. Call and inspeA above specialities if seeking a good and reliable Piano at, So moderate cost. DALE, Forty, and Co., Piano and Organ Herchant5, DH;gh-street and Castle Arcade, Carèiff. e1ù596 COAL FOR SALE. COALS.—The best firm; the reliable firm; cheapest firm.-Best Coals, double screened, 22s 6d; Vipond'a large, 185; Forest large nuts, 183; Kitchen, 16s 9d: Garth nuts, ISs; Steam nuts. 15s 6d; House smalls 12* 11M per ton deh?,2red. Anthrcite, Ocean Nuts, Coke. No agents. Send direct. Ring up Nat. TeL 01024. Lower prices for quantities. Quotations any station South Wales.—West End Coal Co., 2, Wellingto»- street. Cardiff. c12432 COALS per ton tar cash on deliver?; red ash large or cobbles (splendid value, good quality), lys.; handpicked large, 19b. bright hard large or cobbles (highly recommended), 21s.—Please send postcard, Shields Tios., Crwys Coal Yard, Bhymney Railway, near Crarys Bridge, Cardiff. Established 1375. elalo MISCELLANEOUS. SKIN Specialist.—Sufferers from Eczema or any Skin Complaint whatever consult Prof. Crosswaite, Herbalist, Thomas-street, Newport (near Post-office). Hundreds cured. Call or wr e e3556p4 MADAME Proctor, Distinguished Palmist, Phreno- logist, 17, Whartoa-streei. Cardiff, near Free Library. el2454 IS your Watch Wrong? The test and cheapest shop in Cardiff for the repair of watches of every description (English or Foreign) is 35, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir (for ten years with Mr. Spiririlon). Clocks and Music Boxes cleaned and repaired. » MISCELLANEOUS WANTS WANTED, second-hand fulleized Billiard Table and 1I:ttin, complete; mark;D?, board, gasalier, &c.- Particulars, C. E., Evening Express, Newport. e3639p6 WATED, about -120 yards 6-inch wrought iron Vt patent Flanged Pipes; must be in good condi- tion; quote price and where they may be inspected.— Aberdare Graig Coal Company, Aberdare. e35ê8p2 TO Bone CoileeWro, Marine Store I)aalem &c.—We Tare buyen of Fresh M&r?ow, Butchers, and Marine Store Bones, Shanks and Hoofs, Horns and Sloughs, Manure Materials in any quantity; prompt cash pay- ments.—Send samples and prices to The Weaver Refining Company, Acton Bge. Northwlch, Cheshire. 812490 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. IREWOOD Cbopping Machinery, 5,000 to 50,000 bundles daily; very reduced prices.-Hill and Herbert, Leicester. e3449p5 BSKET of Fresh Fish (not less than Slbs.) delivered to any address for 2s. 6d.-E. Morris, Milford Haven. el2591 SHOP Window Fittings, patent BustIi.-Grimtiul, Shop Filters, Stirchley, Birmingham. New Catalogue. e3573p5 SPECIAL Bargains.—Ladies' gold Keyless Watches, hall-marked; plain or fancy dials; 35s. each; cash with order; warranted.—Jones and Co., 6, Vine- street, Lambeth, London. e3397p6 HE Law of Landlord and Teuxrt, price Is.; postage T5d.-Statimay Depal%munt, WBStem Mad, Car- diff. Å "Veritable Steel Quill Audascdpt Pen Holder, with reserve psns; will write a letter with one dip; will not spurt or biot; prioe Is.-Stationery Department, Western KaØ Cardiff. ABWOOD'S Dakar's Check Delivery Book, price 11.; postage 3d.—Stationery Department, Western Vail, Cardiff. THE Paternoster Printer, for printing cards, books, papers, fcc.; prices Is. and 4a.-8táWDery Depart mailt. Western Mill, Cardiff. I TTRTC RulJDg rens; holder and two pens, eenptete, on card; price ed.-8t.atloncry Department, Wee- ten-. Man, Carditf. 11 TBS. Beeton's Cookery Books; a collection Of prac- tla) recipes; prices. 18. 2d. and 2a. 9d.; poet free. —Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. HIGHLY polished Nickel Paper Knife, strong and H' serviceable; price 2s. 84.-St.atianery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. ATVKTICI.'S Drmm Book and Fortune Teller; price 15.; postage .-8tianery Depart, Wene._m Mall, Cardiff. SAVE Time Letter Cards, quickly (dosed, readily opened; cemented with pure gum; packet of 25, 4id. postage ltd.—Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. ArSrC Paper, 1a.. per packet; postage 3d.-& 1. tiosery D-gartment. Western Mail, Cardiff, ALWAY Beady, Always Tidy.—The New Semper I-IL Pantos Pcgt-mzA Beok, containing four down post-cards, with perforated counterfoil; price 6d.; postage Ed.-&atiostery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. TRJI: NatSonal Geady Seeteser, a series of commetcal tables, eoataising colcnlatkms suited for all trade purpom, with profit aad discount tables and wages calculator; price 58.; postage Sd.—Stationery Depsrt- ment, Western Mail. Cardiff "T irHiST for all players, by Captain Crawley, 2a. 6d. VV ami 4s. 6d. a set; postage 3cL-Statt0D0ef,. Depart- ment, Western Mail, Cardiff. flAHE "rattler- Fountain Pen, fitted with 14-carat X cold nib; price 3s. 6a.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. "ENQUIRE trttbln Upon Everything," a most JQi ussfnl book; 2s. id., post fr^e.—Stationery Department, Western MalL Cardiff. C OMPLIUMNTABY Cards for Progressive WhJst, Bridge, and At Ham., 4s. per box of 100 cards; smaller quantities may be had at Sd. per dozen.— Stationery Department. Western Mail. Cardiff. LIST of Dsetul omce Goods:-ftper fasteners, office paste, electro-plated pins, damping-wells and brushes, Eponge bowls, stamping pads in various colours always ready for use; paper weights, ebony nilers, ink- stands, inkweià, tnks in all colours and for every possible use; erasing knives, paper cutters, duplicate post-card books, letter clips, pen nzns to suit all hands, pen-racks, pen-wipers, &c., &c., on sale at the Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. A Pen Nib that will suit almost every writer, the A "Western Mail" Quill; sample box 611., post free. Stationery Department. Western Mafl, Cardiff. THIS Tourist's Bank Purse, real øæl; prfts from 2,? Ted .to 4s.—Stationery Department, W85tem Man, Cardiff. NEWEST l??igu Desaert F?,PLRC 72 for Is.; aaorted Neizw; postage 3d.-StMionery Depav?m.st, Western Mail, Cardiff. THF. Pen-carbon ti-' old Order Book at 100 ptg; Tprice Is.; t clear copy is produmd &imply by using ordinary J".=I1 and ink.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Curdif FCILE Cem, fitted with penens for school Wle; rpri- Is. 6d.-StatiouM Department, West= Mafl. Cardiff. TRAY Cloths. drawn thread Tenerlffe Linen Paper, assorted sizes; Is. per box of one dozen; postage Id.—Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. LETTER Balance, nickel-plated, to weigh lb.; prica 6s. 611.; postage 5d.—Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. -l-NDEXED Leu;;es.Ambenr, Wuwjck, Match- X i-, &c.. &Dd various other makes at .,L,.t. prices.—jHstloaery Department. Western Mail, Cardiff. "OMSULT Me** book that every family requires), 2a. ge1. post free.—Stationery Departineut, Wes- tern Mail. Cardiff THE Wewhrtluic Lace Shelf Paper, newest pattern; Tb,t,uttftMY embowed, ocutain?ni 12 sheets, 34tk long; price 6d. per packet; postage 3d. -Stationery Department, Western Mall, Cardiff. BURGLAIt-Proof Safe; patent icc&: %unable I= Bpapen or JemeU; an exact model of ordinary large -le; pr*e 42 6&-atmUonar DqWtmmt. Wes- ten. Mail, Cardiff. SIMPLEX Account CoBsets>*B JJoù. <entel»hig 500 Q fœm8 for at*-Wm magmts; pdm Is.; pwbw ac-ftwmlm DeJ.. womm CBdtR. HIDDEN TREASURE FOR ADVERTISERS. Solutions of Second Set of Clues to be in February 4. The Clues for the second lot of Advertisers' Hidden Treasure (two Five Pound Notes) appeared last week. The solution must be written on the blank space at the foot of the secret code and sent by post addressed" Evening Express," St. Mary-street. Cardiff, to roach us not later than February 4. The enveiopes must be marked "Advertisers' Hidden Treasure" In the top left-hand corner. If moro than two advertisers discover the hidden treasure the money will be allotted to the two whose solutions are first examined. No solution will be considered which is not written on a secret code. Advertisers may send In as many solutions as they think fit. The name and alddreas of the advertiser must be written on the secret code in the space provided for the purpose. MiSCELLANEOUS SALES, Contd THE Gem Automatic Dust-Procf Ink Pad, price as.; 1 postage Sd.—Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. PBOG2ESSIVE Whist Socrlng Cards, complete with pencil and taeael. Is., .1. 6d., and 2s.. per box, containing one dozen cards; postage 2d.st:tJonery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. OPECIAL YsJue.—SUk Paper Japanese Ber?'?ttes, c=- O taiDin? ?, pri?e ?d. per p.cket; post??e 24? Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. TXTALKJJK'tf Official t?apllc?te }'ostû Book, can- W taining 150 stout Mw oOcml eize post-cards; price 18.; postage 4d.-8tatiooary Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. rt?&E PM MaU Wh?at Mar?r for lcng M?. short X wi»>st; price S?.—Stttionery Department, Westem Mail, Cardiff. mX HB DuraMc Staacpmg Ink Pad, always Mady for TU36; may he had in various colo!1n; pnce Is.; postage 2d.-Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. MONEY WANTED 'T _o\NTED. £150 at 5 per cen'?. on new bouse, Rhym- ney Valley, worth L250.-C 24, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3623p6 jTMOO wiil buy reversionary interest worth £1,000; interest 20 to 60 per cent. certain.—C 23, Evening Express, Cardiff. eoo22p6 "TTTTANTED, £ 1,200; good security; more than double Y value.-C IS, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3606p3 MONEY TO LEND. THE CHARING CROSS BANK- JL Established 1870. 119 k 120, Bishopigate-st. Within, E.C., arm > T 28. 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[By Special Arrangement—Copyright.] THE DOG THAT SAVED HER, By L. G. MOBERLIK He was a Scotch terrier-and she called him Pat. His first youth had fled long ago, and his brindled coat showed many grey hairs, whilst his funny little legs' with their bent knees gave token sometimes of the stiffness of old age. But those beautiful doggy eyes of his had only grown more human as the years rolled by. His faithful little heart under his shaggy coat loved her with a wonderful human love. He used to sit and watch her with a wistful, almost pathetic, adoration, and he was never happy if she was out of his sight for a single instant. The dog and the woman were real close friends, and she talked to him as if he were a human being. I am almost inclined to think he waa human, for though he could not speak to her in words, his loving eyes never failed in sympathy—hia mute caressing gestures were full of the deepest meaning. She smiled sometimes, even now, over the remembrance of the day when he had first come into her life. He had been a puppy then, a tiny brindled puppy, with a head many sizes too large for his quaint little body and short legs, and a minute tail which he had wagged at her persistently from the first moment they met. How they had laughed over him—ehe and Rachel! It had been they," then. Now, she looked back alone. They had planned to buy an Irish terrier, and the Irish terrier, when bought, was to have been christened "Pat!" But, instead of the Irishman, they had invested in this small canny Scotch person, and in spite of his nationality he had of P received the name of Pat," and, somehow, it seemed to o-uit him. He had loved them both with a curious equality of devotion, had pined miserably whenever they went away from him, had welcomed their return with an almost human cry of joy. And when one of those two who loved each other had gone away. alone, to that dim land from which is no returning, the little faithful heart had clung with wistful loving sympathy to the other. who was left. For long weeks, each time the door was opened, his eyes had wa/tched it with strange eagerness, looking for the form that would never again cross the threshold. And when each time he was disappointed he looked into the face of the woman who had been left behind with a yearning longing that made her own misery more complete. The day came at last when he realised that all his watching was in vain. Then he came and looked at the one who was left, looked at her with deep loving eyes, which said plainly, I will take care of you now. But this was all long, long ago. She stood up in the middle of her bare room, and stretched herself wearily. Pat sdoud by 00r side. He looked at her wistfully; he had not altogether understood her lately. Times had changed, so very, very much, since the day that his other mistress had gone away, never to come back. The mistress who was with him now looked down at him. Poor old Pat," she said gently, poop wee doggie! It is nasty, old man, isn't it? Never mind, it'll be better soon." Little hard lines crept round her mouth, Pat watched her gravely. He had pricked his ears when she said, "Poor wee doggie." But her voice hardened towards the end of her sentence. Pat'a ears dropped aigain despondently. He looked at her still, but he hung hia head a little. She moved restlessly about the room. open- ing drawers mechanically and shutting them again, because they were all empty. Her few clothes had vanished, ofae by one. They adorned the window of a second-hand clothes shop now-in a slum close by. She sat down by the little table, and looked round her. The room was desolate enough. A small truckle bed stood against the wall, above it hung the only picture to be seen; it was the photograph of a woman with a grave sweet face, dressed in the fashion of a few years before. There were only two chairs, both hard and uninviting, both were old and shaky. The small table was covered with a piece of red Turkey twill. It was the only bit of bright colour in the room. A chest of drawers stood againfrt the wall opposite the bed, a low chest, and upon it a jug and basin, of course, white wane. And, at right angles to this, was the only good piece of furniture she still possessed, the one remaining thing which she could not make up her mind to part with, even in her dire straits. It was a dark o&k bookcase, beautifully carved, containing very few books, and those old, shabby, worthless, all far as market value went. Her best books had gone, long ago. She smiled a little wan, bitter smile, as her eye fell on the bookcase. I am glad it has stated with me—to the end," she said. Do you remember the day we bought it, Pat. old man?" Pat pricked up his ears and wagged his tail faintly. He loved to be talked to, and con- sulted, and his replies were always sympathetic. A vision of the old furniture shop in Mary- lebone High-street rose before her eyes. Rachel's voice was in her ears. I am going to give you that bookcase, dear," she had said, in remembrance of the first day we met." Pat had been youthful then. He had chased an ancient tabby-cat all through the shop, with superfluous energy and much wagging of his tail. He had become sober now. She sighed, an impatient sigh, and pushed back her chair. It clattered against the oil cooking stove that stood in front of the fire- place, and soented the room with the subtle all-pervading smell which a cheap oil-stove is never without. "Pah!" ehe exclaimed, impetuously, "how I hate that stove! Thank goodness, I shall never have to cook by it again. How I hate it aU-all!" Her eyes wandered round the room again. It looked unutterably mean and bare and desolate. A vivid recollection of old sunny, happy days rose before her, days when she had not had to wonder at the end of one meal how she waa going to get another. The contrast gave her a sense of almost physical sickness and pajzl Her childhood and girlhood away in the mists of the past had been so unruffled and bright. And when the old home had broken up, and a crash of money troubles had come, every- thing had been softened by Baahel. She had been taken care of and sheltered and loved ¡' with a tender, intense love. Bach el's home had been hers. They. had been bappy, ah! how happy! A great stab of intolerable anguish went through her. Happy? Yes. But she had forgotten— almost—what happiness meant—now. A little pitiful sob rose in her throat. She moved to the window and looked out. Below her the traffic, and the people surged to and fro, by day and night, along a great thorough- fare They were lighting the lamps down there. Daylight was fading fast. A crowd of girls passed by. Girls in flashy clothes, with haggard, painted faces. They laughed shrilly. The woman who watched them shuddered and turned away. I shall be no better than they are by to-morrow," she said. She took down a little glass from a nail on the wall and looked at herself in it. Her face was white and thin, but its lines of beauty were unmistakable. Good food and good clothes will keep me beautiful for years." She laughed—a hard laugh. A soft nose crept into her hand, a soft head was pressed against her. Pat's wistful eyes met hers, that was hard and bright. His look was pleading, it struck upon her heart like a remonstrance. She put down the glass, and knelt upon the floor, taking the dog's head into her hand's, and looking deep into his eyes. Pat-I can't help it," she whispered, "I am so poor, so deadly, horribly poor. I can't fight any more.I can't get work, and we can't live, my doggie, without food-and I've sold everything I possess—except myself." The faithful dog's eyes looked into the woman's sad ones with a pathetic yearning in their depths. Don't look at me like that. my doggie dear. Someone is coming for me to-night, who says he will be good to me, and I have fought so long that I can't go on any mo"e- and we shall be fed and warmed, and have everything we want, and not starve with cold and hunger, old man, any more. And I've got to pay the price for it. and-the prioe—is—myself." Her voice dropped. A little miserable whine was Pat's only answer. He crept closer to her, but still his eyes met hers. I shan't be happy, my dog, it's not that. But we must live." Her voice grew reckless and hard. She laughed again. We shall have a decent house over our hea-us, Pat, we shall have heaps of clothes, and good things to eat; we shan't have to sit and shiver here. and cook by an oil stove that smelliT-and I've lost all I care about except yon, my doggie dear—and what's the use of being good any longer, when there's no one to care, and it's all blank, blank misery. Her hands dropped to her side. Pat watched her eagerly, anxiously. There was a whole world of intensest pleading in his eyes. She turned hers half away. Pat, it a no good to look at me like that. I know I'm going to sink down and give up everything that's right. But I can't bear this any longer; I want warmth, and comfort, and—and With a little pitiful moaning cry the dog sprang upon her lap and laid his head against her breast. lifting his face to hers. "Pat, please, please, don't" she moaned. Don't you know my heart is breaking?" The faithful eyes, with their wonderful tenderness, looked, to her. strangely reproach- ful. Did the dog understand? Would he always now look at her like that, with wist- ful, reproachful eyes? The hardness died slowly out of her face. Still the dog watched her, all the human ia his eyes looking deep into hers, yearningly, pleadingly. She turned away from him agtt, but he put hia soft head against her cheek once more, with a mute caress, then lifted one- of his paws, and laid it against her neck with a little whining cry that was almost a moan. And at that she broke down utterly, and laying her face against the soft brindled head, she burst into a perfect storm of sobs. I think I have been mad:" she cricd. I can't do it. Oh' I can't do it. I could not meet my dog's eyes again if I did. How could I ever look into Eachei's, when I see her again?" She rose hastily. I must go before he wmec- she whispered. "Ah! God give me time!" She threw round her a cloak which hung behind the door. and pinned on a little sailor's hat. She hurriedly tore half a sheet of paper from a letter in her pocket, and wrote upon it the words, I have gone away. Please never look for me or expect to see me again. I thought I could be wicked for comfort's 6ake, but I can't. My dog has saved me." She folded it and addressed it, and left it on the table. Then she looked longingly at the bookcase, and suddenly she stopped and kissed it. "I can't take it with me." she said. but Rachel will know all about it. and will understand. She always understands." And a little smile broke over her face. She made a parcel of her books, and with, them she put lovingly the photograph from the wall. If I had gone with him, I could not have taken this with me," she said. I can take it now, thank God-and thank my little dog." She looked round the dreary room. The tears were still on her cheeks, yet she smiled through them. Some day I shaU tell her how I have been kept from harm, and how our little Pat has saved me." Then she went out into the bustle of the great, thoroughfare, where the people uhronged and jostled under the flaring gas- lights. And she passed along the pavement swiftly, and vanished among the crowd. And Pat ran beside her. trotting softly, with ears pricked, and tail erect, and eager. watchful eyes. (The End.)

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