The Cambria Daily Leader

RACING PROGRAMME! ————— To-morrcw s Card at Newbury. .in earl; start and finish will a sain he made at Newbury to-morrow. the first race kleirlr ti",Ieli for olle <)'clock. At Newcastle the concluding day is also reached, lyro- I ccedinss starting at 1.30. Programme for ]'\pIVIJ1:r\' :— X1 .U (\ TWYFOED SELLIXG MTRSEEY 1.0 HA DrCLP of ? govs. Seven fur- ious straight. Orange William (Mr. Steele) Parkos 9 0 Pleiades (Mr. Cunliffe-Owcn) Ijea-ch 8 13 Maroon (Mr. T. Edge) Toole 8 12 Grele f (Mr. Wadi £ ) .Morris 8 11 Roi do Castile (Mr. S. Dennis) Pickering 8 11 Goblin (Ld Ohoimondeley; F. Darling 8 30 K-aloolali (Mr. W. de Pledge) J. Rhodes 8 10 Mis6 Milligan (Mrs. 1. Onrzon;rloi>bs 8 9 Irish Stew f (Mr. Whitaker) Whitaker 8 9 "VVulhachin (Mr. Glietwynd) Leach 8 7 Hibernia (Mr. M. Rhodes) Ehodes 8 5 Thoughtless (Mrs. Nagent) Nugent 8 5 Miss Emlyn (Mr. F. Fry) Gwilt 8 5 J-ohimy Syme (Mr. Dugdaie) Escott 8 5 Lovely Nightie (Mr. Steele) Parlies 8 4 trina (Mine Varipati) •• 8 Flight of Ages c (Mr. Singer).Dan. es 8 2 Favilla c (Sir R. W. Jardine) Sherwood 8 2 Witch Doctor (Mr. Longmuir) Leader 8 Z Startovil (Mr. Fred Hardy) Hogg 8 1 Somerset (Mr. R, Tilley) C. Leader 8 1 fccottifer (Mr. J. A. de Kothschiidj Pratt 8 0 Wanton (Mr. W. Ohampley) Pope ö 0 Lady Picton (Mr. G. F. Leader) Leader 8 0 Look Ahead (Mr. G. M-crsh) Godfrey 7 9 1 OA—ALLEGED SELLING PLATE of l. 2?0 ?ova. Six furlongs straight. Xa.chdedorne (Mr. P. Lowe) Lowe a- 9 4 Troutjdale (Capt. Deni«oh).B&atty 6 9 4 Jameson (Mr. Edge) Poole a 9 4 Clondir (Mr. Galstann) Gwilt a 9 4 Flying Buttress (Mr. W. F. Stratton) Stratton 4 9 1 Dismount (Mr. D. Blair) Private 5 9 1 Jleedlccraft (Sir D. Broushton) Farquliarson a n9 1 Condottiere IMrs, E. Gray P rive 1,4e 691 Prevoyant (Mr. J. I vail i C. Young a 9 1 I,andori (Mr. F. Benson) Hyam-» 3 y u Croix de Guerre (Mr. ^ett™. 3 9 0 Moreton.) 9 0 iKrooner (Mr. D. Blair) ^vate 3 8 U ,Starida (Mr. W. de Pledge; Rhodes 3 8 11 Torture (Mr. J. A. de Rotbsoht j g 11 Richard E. (Mr. E. de Mestre) • 11 De Mestre 3811 Lii v, Lockett, (Mr. R. Mills) Private J « 11 Little Joey (Mr. A. rivate 3 8 11 D'Annuuzio (Mrs. JamcB) Lamoton 1. 7 '9 Conjecture o (Mr. B. Malk) 1 rivate 2/10 The Clown (Mr. G. Marsh) Godfrsy ? 27? .Archdl1c.b f (Mr. Grouse) Private 2 7 7 Maroon (Mr. Edge; Poole 7 I •fiaga (Mr. F. Grottonl.1for2ton 2. 7 7 \Shepherdeas (Mr. Hartiirars: Hartig'a.n I 7 7 •; Pre?tezaa f (Mr. Trimmer) Walters 2 7 7 <) -< ??KEWBURY A UTUMN HANDICAP 2.I1 U of 650 6QT6. One and-a-h?lf muee. ¡ The Midshipmite (Ld Gkm?y) I Barling j 9 7 Dio?ygog (Ld. D' Aoernon) De Mestre 4 8 Sir Berkeley (D. of Porti.?nd) W&ugh 4 8 o Gay Lord Mr, J. White) Oottrill 3 8 6 Monung Star (Mr. &. Tilley) Leader 4 8 d Water ?ed (air H. Bird) Saevier a 8 4 Chat Tor (Mr. W. M. Sin?r)Taylor ? 3 8 2 hlnpsfild (Mr. R. JethPY) Darling 482? Patrick's Day (Mr. Broome) Bnodps a 8 1 B)?d?fWiiter (Hir W. Gilbey) Cannon 3 8 0 ¡ Mapledurham (Ld ROBeblry' 3713 1 Hartigan 3 7 13 Celandine ?Mr. F. Gvetton) Moreton 3 7 U Frank Webber (Mr. H. Uartigan) F.Hart!)?an37M Oberto (Mr. A. R. CoxK.Taylor 3 7 7 Avezzan? (Mr. Dawson) R. Dawson 6751 The O'Neil? ,Mr, W. Ba?co' I?r'-? ?73 Prhicp?sMor?kia?'l'-a.CayzcDGooch ? < ? ?B?nhelcr's Heather (Mr. F<u-ouharson) 1 Forftuharson 37? Kaboodles (Mr. J. A. de iit?. 370 Pratt a „ 7 v. :IUgbv (Mr. HaTTY Powmy) P?-.vney 4 6 12. 'rihgrane (Mr. J. A. de it"othecitil,?) ?  B Pratt 468 0 !TIIEATF, MAIDEN TWO YEAR ^,4 ) OLD PLATE of 303 oovs. Five fur- longs. Swynburn 9-12; Charlevillc. 9-9; Sabotage I 9-7; Coleorton, Victory Speech. Uroy Mouk. FaTality c. ilambrino, CaiV'on Hall. St Mar- cel la c. Perugia. c. Etruria. Serruent Bow D'Armour, Dutchman, ?n?hty Po?cr. Bow  Street. Merry Lad Qneen ? Company, 1-er. Rivobed, Sea Crest Cold Steel Vic g iaiomides. Steady 1:J rdl Uib)Mh. King s .Cliinliie, AttihM Kirkwood, Hcd- >: .eh, Caritao c Vida c Vaientnic Vox, .ch. Nitty Fra?cr c Nanita c. Si^ gnor- -etta c. Kinaldo, Catchup. Mushroom c, R-im?.n! ClarpTHoni ri?(!alc B.acK C. ..rtlot all 9't: inet?e Brida! Bed. Air Bal- i i';(lll Three Royals, Love Letter, Joy Darl- I hin T.L.. Ccean Vght. Behave. Corahe.we?- P: tty, Beetle- Off, Mariejnib. g, Rnthtcs&. Andesite, Ma illy MaHet. Sv.anlaud Coorena ;Ne?vola. ?pfa g. Bra?ina. &hy Prince??. C:: ntara. ail 8-11. 1.) 1 NUIISKRY HANDICAP of 300 60V9. Five ÎllriOLbõ. iiawhal Neil (Mr W. WilliamB/Cundell i 0( l'elops (Mr Michalmoy) 1' Hant 8 11 Vlunkette (Mrs H. Cayze*; Goocli 8 11 ?oiuBrid?fCapt.LMontaeu? Blacky,'x-li 8 11 ?lami,% BiaMhe (Mr n)xoT.?iMs 8 & Eager AKnea c (Mr Oruirod) Cottnll 8 8 1o ?v e- Day (Mr J. White) Cottrill 8 t 'larvio (Mr C. B. lemay; .llobbs 8 7 .'?rakles?Mr S. Dennns; Pickering 87 Injr?t, (Sir E. Hultoa) Wootton 8 6 V.iUbIood (JAJrd Glanelv) Barii'ig <> ? j Eorder D.n:o< 'Mr C, Gordon, brt4lrc,3?i1 ?,arlebelie (Mr Cunliffe) Braime 8 4 .BlackateT (Mr R Farauhrnson) i'oi-c,iihtrw)n S, 51 TnDamorc (Mr F. Bibby .VVithington 8 ") ?etry Lad (Mr H. Reatcn;Rennigon 8 3 Krome Daisy (Capt" Hanburyi Dawson 8 3 Jeanie hicls f 'Mr Grett>on.Moretou 8 i friar of Hopo (Lady Torriugtoia) Faulkner 8 Kecken f (Mr H. Heaton) Rennison 82 iatovu- (Lord Anglesey; Leach J3 Pop thi) Question f (Major S. Murray) Gwilt 7 13 ])amar (Mrs Ciiuliffe-Owen) Leach i13 Black Magic (Lt.-Col. Herinon-Hodcre) T. Cannon 7 13 Peterborv (Mr II, King) Leach 7 12 Louble Uu (Mr A. Walker) F. Hartigan 7 12 Witchery (Sir A Bailey) R-. Day 7 11 Hocsack (Mi Fred itardy 'i. Itogg, 7 11 OU Chris (Duke of Portland).Waugn 7 10 rave Mac (Mr Morrison) Nugent 7 10 JUjsky (Mr S E» Bastard' Barnes 7 9 I'ourville (Mme. M Varipati).Butchers 7 9 Itj-trio Note (Sir A.. Bailey i H. Day 7 9 d King's Picture -(Mrs L Kid(ln).Hogg 7 8 c- I'oeelet (Sir E. Hulton) K Hartignn 7 8 Jiichelieu (Mr B. ParkoFi 7 Iluon (Lord WyfoUD :Eauet 7 Creole f (Mr J B. Leigh) G. Trader 7 6 4%tti,, Salt c (Mr R. Millsi Private 7 5 Palestine (Mr F. J. Benson) Hyama 7 3 Hod Crow Boy 'Mr H Webb).Private 7 3 Wift. Flight (Major Poyser; Pers&e 7 3 f.'haki (Mr A. Knowles) Eobson 7 1 Inny (Mr J A. de Rothschild).. Pratt 6 13 £ »to Da, F. (Mr G. Smith).H. Sadler 6 13 ?tfreda f (Mr J. Ivall) C Youn? 6 11 ?ama. (Mr J'. A. de Rot<b&chUd}.Pratt 6 11 '? -MODER-iTE PLATE of 200 sore — One mile, five furlongs. •t'llow Bed^traw (Mr F Cur7.on) n 0 bbo "Ezzano (Mr R. Dawpon) D aws,,n68 i1"eacury Bib CMr F, F¡:o.Gwilt B 2 iaue (Mr J. A. de Rothschild) (\- Pratt 4 8 2 I r ^.ttcwater (Mr W Williams) » i%ndeil 482 if?ey (Mr W.J. Tarvis 48n ?r&o-jnt (Mr M. Blair) Private 7 13 k'se Madcap (Mr Dixon) Barling 4 7 13 lilie, (Mr H. Ellis) Tabor 4 7 13 ?yGo?hawb (Sir n. Mpnx).Per6M 6 7 13 ?Continued at foot of next 1um:nJ.

Children's Corner. BY UNCLE JOHN As I tokl you a few days ago. it is well that you should try your hand at poetry, for. if what you send is not equal to the work of the great poets, it will amuse and help, and show that you are a real trier "—-one of the try, try again eliil- dren A GORSEINCr4 "TRY." iiessie .A,ams (age 12 years and 7 months) 6, Brighton-road, Gorsei- non, writes :-De.ar Uncle joiln,-Tliis i;, the first time for me to write to you, but I hope to see my name in the "Leader." My sister, who is four years older Ulan myself, made up these two poetrif-s for me. She composed the first when she was my age, and the second a few months ago. I hope they will do. Here they re. No. I.-Old Jones and His Can. it v. tisu t a child, 'twas an old, old man, That damaged old Jones's milking cans; And old Jones Conyn had a raging temper, So with a face as red as wall distemper, Off lie ran in a terrible haste, As if his legs were made of paste, To catch the man who damaged his canSj And with his eves as big as frying-pans, j Up he came into the river, And husiiy chewing a piece of liver, And there old Jones espied the man Who damaged his precious milking cans. Nc. 2.—Little Gwen. My sister d-ear is little Gwen. She-s so pleasant to us all, That all the writing of this pen Could not sing her praises all. How she laughs and talks and runs, Right through the house each day; She is always full of fun, Thus driving care away.. Off to school from day to day, An<i then she's e'er in time; She will never stay away, The example she sets is fine. S'hr is so generous and loving, She makes us love her so So if I were to write more about lier, Though un-met, you'd love her too- Now. I tHiink I'd better finish Writing about my sister Gwen, But if you come down to Gorseinon, Well; Uncle John. you'd see her then I hope I have not taken up too much of your time, so I conclude with best wishes, from your loving niece. SMART SAYINGS FROM' LOUGHOR. i am taking great interest in your Corner." I read it every night. I am sending you some riddles and smart sayings, hoping that they will be good enough to he published. Heard at a Railway Station. I A porter one day was packing a crowd of passengers into a train, and a certain gentleman in the crowd turned round and asked, Who are your"—" ['In a porter." Well," said the gentleman, )ii rrL thin enough to be ginger-beer." Captain: Do you exercise after your bath Soldier: Yes, Captain. I generally step on the soap as I get, out. Riddles. I Why docs a thirsty man always carry his watch with him r—Because there is a spring in it. With what do you see yoair mother making broth P—With your eyes. Why does the bull rush?—Because he saw the oow slip. Why docs a cow lie down —Because she cannot sit. 1 am, your loving niece, Elsie Evans (age 13:\ years). Gwili Villa, Wem-road, Glanamman, Oct. 17th.—Dear Uncle Jolm,-I am taking great interest in the Children's Corner," so I will start by sen-ding you a few riddles and a verse or two of poetry. A tongs and poker cost 7s. 6d. each; what will a ton of coal come to?—Ashes. I What has got a red cap and a white coat?—A match. Poetry. I In April the cuckcw :-ungs her lay. In May she sings both night and diyi In June she loses her sweet strain, In July she is off again. So good-bye, dear Uncle John, your loving mere, Irene Thomas, aged 12 years. That will do for to-<lay, won't it?

SKETTY MOTOR DRIVER. I Fined at Carmarthen. I At Carmarthen on Monday Stanley Mullaj-d, S, Pe-1 a-Beeh<*aireet, Sketty, Swansea, was summoned for driving a motor car at a rate dangerous to the public during the railway strike. P.C. Daniel Dai-ief, said that at 10 a.m. on 27th September he g.W a motor car coming down through Guildhall-square at a very fast rate. He held his hand up, but the driver took no not ice. On the 1st October lxo> visited the Alexandra Garage, Swansea, and identified the car and tho driver. Defendant said he was carrying papers to Pembrokeshire. Defendant said he did not think the constable intended him to stop. Tho Mayor said under the circum- stances of the railway strike the Bench had decided to fine defendant only 20s. I

NOMINATIONS. 1 r Many Candidates at I Llaneiiy Election. There are a multiplicity of candidates at Llanelly for the Borough Council elec- tion, the Labour Association, the Trades Association and the Women's Local Government Society having their nominees, in addition to those who are independent. In Ward II., which was represented by Mr. Frank J; Hees, J.P., and Mr. John Thome- the former, who was co-optpd by the Corporation, is seek- ing election in Ward I., whi!e th? ]a<ter does not seek re-election. IT 0 nomina- tions are as follo-,vs:- Ward I (two seats): Martin H. Richards, Evan Roberts (Labour), Mr. F. J. Rees, .1. P., Mrs. A. W. Phil- lips, Mr. John Marker (tobacconist), Mr- David Williams (Labour), and Mr. Jos. Llewelyn, (builder). Ward 11. (two seats) Capt. John Evans, M.C., Mr. Tom Charles (Labour.), Mr. ? Tom Davies (Labour), and Mr. W. T. Morris (dm per). Ward 111. (two seats): *Mr. J. Walter Thomas, *Mr. W. Davie? (?'obcitor), Mr. ??tevo J. Davies (Labour), and Mr. Owen Ton5 (Labour). 1-

-=-== !LADIES! LOTS OF I BEAUTIFUL HAIR. I Danderine makes hair thick, glossy and wavy. Removes nil dandruff, stops itching scalp end falling hair. To I..)e of a bead cf heavy.) beauti?ut hajr, soft, lustrous RUffY. w:n:y I, and fre? from dandruff is merely a matter of using a little Danderine. I It is easy and inexpensive (o have nice, soft hair nnd lots of it. Just get a shil- ling bottle- of Know 1 ton's Danderine now —apply a little as directed, and within ten minutes there will be an appearanCE of abundance, freshness, flutftness, and an incomparable gloss and lustre, and try as you will you caunot find a trace of dandruff or falling hair; but your real surprise will bo after about two weeks* use, when you will see new hair-fine and downy at first-yes-but really new hair— sprouting out ail over your scalp. Dan- derine L,4, we believe, the only sure hair grower, destroyer of dandruli and cure for itchy scalp, and it neyer fails to stop fal- ling hair at once. All diemis** sell and recommend Danderine, Is. Cd. and 2. 6d. a bottle. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is. to moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and care- fully draw it through your nnir-taking one small'strand at a time. Your hair will be soft, ?to?sy and beautiful in just a few moments—a deHghtmt surprMe awaits everyone who tries this h_ I

PORT TALBOT TRADE. I Traffic at Port Talbot during the put week was as follows :-Exports: Coal and cok e 3(i,209 tons, patent fuel 5,703 tons, general 1.50 tons, angles 912 tons, making a total of 43,094 tons. Imports were 2,005 tons, being: Pit wood 1,205 tons, ballast 800 tons. Tho total tonnage was 45,0:19, compared with 41,52b in the corresponding week of last year.

BACKACHE AND SORE KIDNEYS ARE DUE TO ACIDITY. "Drink a strongly alkaline water to neutralise the acids and fiush the kidneys. Then the pains must go," says noted medical authority. Xot one per.-on in a hundred lfus-hes the kiin^ys often enough, or knows how to do it prjpc-riy. -Not one in five hundred over tho age of forty understands how eat-ily kidney neglect can lead to serious rheu- matism. gout, sciatica, or even such dreaded maladies as Bright's Disease, Dry, or Diabetes. It is astonishing how few. persons, excepting chouikts and the medical profession., understand that the water we drink must reach the kidneys by first being absorbed into i,he biood, and that if the water is strongly alkaline it thoroughly flushes the kidneys when being expelled, taking with it the acids and im- purities it has absorbed in the blood. This I is why the strongly alkaline water of famous hot springs are so effective. Kid- ney, rheumatic, or uric acid sufferers can easily prove this to their complete Mtis- 'faction and without stirring a single step from their own homes. Simply drink be- fore breakfast every other morning, for a week or two, a' glass of hot water in which you have dissolved a level teaspoonful of the Alkia Saltrates (powder form), which a.U ohemits can supply. Its taste is pleasant, its cost very slight indeed, and it probably is as good as anything you can use for the purpose. Afterward, you will not be likely to have much patience with any of your friends if they continue to suffer after you have told them about this.-A. L.

CAPE COPPER WORKS. The cessation of work at the Cape Copper Works has now continued for many months, and laet week-end the ser- vices of all the smiths in employment have been dispensed with. There does not. appear any prospect at y>resc--nt <of a general l restart of these works.

IN THE DISTRICTS. O I LLANSAMLET. The Army and Navy Stores have now opened their new branch eiiop at Morris- ton. Note address: Tho Cross (next door to Gem Cinema), Morriston. I GWAUN-CAE-GURWEN. Evan Davies, Garfield House, Doctor's- road, Gwaun-cae-Gurwen, was fined 15s. at Ammanf-ord on Monday for an offence which he committed in Llandebic. He gave the police sergeant two false names and addresses. [ IVIORRBSTOM, j Anniversary services were held at Carniel Chapel on Sunday and Monday evening, v. hen the Rev. John Phillips (Mountain Ardi), a native of Morriston. preached. The thanksgiving services in connection with the chapel will be con- tinued durin;; tho week. Go rt St. 1 P4 ON. I. Lanoe-Corpl. Leonard Brown, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brown, 1, l'atl- road, has just returned home from Indict a fter five years' foreign service. He joined the 6th Welsh Territorials in 1812, and went to France in October, 1S14. In 1917 he was drafted out to Mesopotamia. Special Autumn Show Neckwear Scarves Mufflers. See windows. Temple of Fashion. Coreeinon. j CROSS HANDS. On Saturday evening a concert was held at the Public Hall. Mr. Gwilyin Evans presided. The artistes I Messrs. David Harry, li.A.Iv! Llwyn- hendy; H. Haries, PwllMiss Jones, Llan- dyssul, soprano; Miss H. J. J ones Car- marthen, contralto. Miss Evans (Telyn- ores Elli), Llanelly, was the harpist. The accompanist was Mr. G-ethhi Jones. E S Chappell, Swansea has 1,000 Over- ac,ats ready to wear in stock Ten per cent. discount allowed Jo Discharged Sailors and eoldicra. Sefi wiWovra. CARMARTHEN. I At Carmarthen, on Monday. I). H. Rees, grocer, Bridge-street, was lined JOs. for selling a tin of grade 2 salmon at Is. 1d. instead of 9d., and his assistant, Lydia Williams, was lined 30s. for aiding and abetting.—Mr. W. J. Wallis prosecuted for the Food Ministry, aud Divisional In- spector Scott stated l. was served by the assistant, and Mr. Re; s. when spoken to, replied lie really thought it was grade 1 salmon, and that the right price was charged. Mr. W. W. T. Prosser (Messrs. Morgan Griffiths, Son and Prosser) de- fended, and Mr. Rees said the salmon had actually cost him Is. Id. to Is. 6d. a Un. E S Ohappe! Swansea,, ba-s 1.000 Orsr- rrady to wear in stock. Ten per cent. dircount allowed to Discharged Sajlore tnd Soldiers. See windows. TYCROES, I Ivor Autiiony, son of Mr. John Anthony, HeuUven Villa, was buried at Moriali on Saturday. De- cescd, w ho was- in his 20th year, Had tor some time been a victim cf tuber- culosis. He bore his illness to the end with Christian Datience and fortitude. A brother to the deceased I i*oi-ti'?ii,le. missing, feared killed, in France for over three years. The officiating minis- ters were the Revs. D. I. 'Moses, (pastor), D. S. Davies. Bethesda, and T. Roberts, Penybank. A record number cf Undents, male and female, are attending the evening •■>nd minin.classes at Tycroes Council 2'hool this year. The session opened a fortnight ago, and on-er 70 st idents have been enrolled. K S Ghafjpol). Swansea h.a 1,000 Over- coats ready to wear in tod Ten per cent. liis-cnutit ?i!Joweri to Discharged Sailors and I\Q!cli¡>¡s, Sco windowit. TKRE6 CROSSES, I TWl¡: GROSSES. On Saturday overling and Sunday a very successful gymanfa ganu was held. The choirs congregated were from Cppor and lower Killay, Dun '-mt, and Three Crosses. The singing readied a very high ■standard. The conductor was Mr. J. Cabriel, Argoed. The presidents were the Revs. W. G. Jones (Dunvant), J. C. Lloyd (JCrwys), and Mr. Thomas Evans (Tiillay). Solos and recitations were ren- dered by Madame Aubrey Bowen, Misses E. Francis, 1\1. u'stin, E. Thomas, Master Yv. Ellicot, and Mr. A. Jenkins. Organists. Mr. Ivor Davies and Mr. J. 0. Thomas. During the evening service a presentation was made to Mr. David Bowen for his services as secretary to the 3 oiv festival for a period of 14 years. iMr. T. C Richards (Dunvanl) made the presen- tation. NATH. I Harold Hooper, James Ck-ary, Sidney Smith. Fredk. I^ewis, and Harold Lloyd, juveniles, were charged at Neath on Mon- day with wilful damage to a wall, doing damage fixed nominally at £ 5. P.C. God- win proved the charge, and Head Con- stable Iliggins pointed out that much damage was being done by mischievous boys. Each defendant was ordered to pay 10s. and the costs. The monthly report of the Neath Nurs- ing Association reveals great activity. In general work 560 visits-are recorded; mid- wifery 242. and the number of treatments in connection with school work 2,999. Gifts of fruit, vegetabl es, and linen were re- ceived from the following: Mrs. Price, Mr. G. Isaacs, Airs. Wales, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Earl, Mrs. Coombe- Tennant, Mrs. Jewell, Miss Kenwo-y, and )1rs, T. Gibbins. AMMANFORD. The Ammanford Choir, under the con- duct-orship of Mr. Gwilyin I.I. io a concert at the Public Hall, on Saturday night, and de- lighted a large audience. They had to respond to encores on the glee, Ar Doriad Dvdd, and with the Bach chorus God Goeth Up." Their rendering of the latter at the Gonven National, it will be recalled, drew from Dr.. Dd. Evans a glowing tribute. Solo numbers were given by Madame Bessie Morris, Mr. W. T. Rees, Mr. W. T. Pdiys, and Mr. T. J. Bowen (violin). At Ammanford on Monday, the local income-tax collector summoned a num- ber of colliers for the non-payment of income-tax on their quarterly assess- ments. None of the defendants ap- peared, and orders were made as follows 0 J. Armstrong, Caerbryn-terrace, for L-2 5s. 6d. Thos. Robinson, Coronation- tenace, Llandebie-road, for £ 1 3s. 2d. terrRaacne, dell, Ferndale House, Penygroes, for C7 4s. (two quarters); Timothy Ed- wards, John's-'terrace, FVnygroes, for £1 12s. and Geo. Davies, Hopkinstown, for £2 9s. BRYNAMMAN. I The anniversary meetings of Siloam I Church, Lower Brynamman, were held on Saturday evening and Sunday. The Revs. W. Saunders, Pontycymmer, and Jubilee Young, Felinganol. Mr. John Hopkin, Glvn-road, led the congrega- tions in praise, while Mr. Morgan Lewis, Glyn-road, presided at the organ. Thanksgiving services were held dur- ing the past week at various chapels. A diagram of the proposed memorial tablet of the fallen heroes connected with Gibea Chapel is now on view. There is considerable diversity of opin- ion prevalent in the village as to whether the chief choir should enter the arena, at Barry National. It is not improbable that two orches- tras will oonajoeta at Barry. There passed away on Suncrny morning one of the oldest inhabitants of Bryn- I amman in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Cwmgarw-road. She was on the borders of 88, and hailed from Gwynfe. Harvest Thansgiving Services were held I at St. Catherine's Church on Sunday, when large congregations attended. The I Rev. Spencer Jones, B.A., Ammanford, preached. The anthem Bounteous Har- vest was sung by the choir, Miss Lilian Evans (Brynamman Hotel) taking the solo. Miss Sal Rees presided at the or- gan. The Rev. Joseph James, Cwmbach, Aberdare, officiated at the Gospel Hall on Sunday and Monday.

 1 u IL DU (SWANSEA), LIMITED, GOAT ST., TEMPLE ST., CASTLE ST., WILL HOLD A Practical DemonstrationS 011 British Embroidery Threads I TO BE GIVEN BY EXPERT WORKERS FROM j ¡: {" Messrs. J. & P. COATS* Ltd., and Messrs. CLARK & Co., Ltd. i THE WELL-KNOWN PAISLEY THREAD MANUFACTURERS, !I ON THE | Making of "Anchor" Velveno & FIox I JVT M P"-n S I, HATS, JUMPERS, BOOTEES, &c. Knitting of the Anchor" Fil d'Ecosse Gioves & Socks FANCY & ART NEEDLEWORK AND LINGERIE EMBROIDERY, Commencing on Tuesday, Oct. 21st. | Hours of Demonstration: 10 a, in. 6 p m. | TUITION FREE. An invitation is extended to all interested in High-Class Needlework and Knitting to visit this Demonstration. j DAVGD EVAM3 & CO. (SWANSEA), LIMITED. J ^il I II I'll1" II lll'l I Messrs. EDWARDS & FLlTCROFT jI 1, C F T i Wish to announce that, owing to the expiration of lease, they have now REMOVED their DENTAL SURGERY to No. 59a, Alexandra Road, Swansea, (Fivo Doors from High Street Post Office and just round the corner from their old premises.) Hours: 9 to 7. Thupsdeyoi 9 to 1. | Only Address 59a, ALEXANDRA ROAD. J C. mm,ii i iiiwi—iiiiiin PIANOS. sn No Firm doing a Hire Business bears a better reputation than j ova I im am non s?c?. Jw ???a  ?s S I THOMPSON & SHACKELLLTD Sola Agents for Estay Organs and Brinsmead and Broadwood Player Piano: 39, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA, j And at Cardiff, Newport, Merthyr, Pontypridd, llanclly, ,B:idgend Bargacd |I Ebbw Vale, Bristol, etc., etc. I FOR FAIR DEALING. BEST TERMS AND GOOD VrAI,Ur,. | LARGEST STOCK IN WALES TO SELECT FROM. j DEFECTIVE YISION NEEDS CAREFUL AND QUALIFIED TREATMENT. THE OLOtST XuA^IFIED OPTICIAN IN SWANSEA. J. SCOTT and Son, 12, VICTORIA ARCADE, Swansea

STRONG SOLDIER MADE A WRECK. I Four Years' Stomach Torture. I WONDERFUL KER-NAK CURE. I The sensational cure of a 6ick-r:;dden soldier in France has brought into promi- nence a new kind of pill called Ker-nak. As this man, a Londoner, was rescued from chronic indigestion and bowel trouble that gave him four years absolute torture, it is net too much to describe the new remedy as a truly remarkable cue. oi ??. I was a real wreck,? says Mr. W. H. Biden, 10, Winfrith-road, Wandsworth, S.W., and for fmir years suffered awful agony from chronic indigestion. Oi-.t in France as a Remount Driver I suffered torments from splitting headaches that made my existence a real misery. My bowols-were all out of order. I was ter- ribly low-spirited and gradully lost all strength and energy. The M.O. couldn't dure me and my condition went from bad to worse. I took all kinds of tablets and other medicines sent out by my wife. Whilst at home on leave I had to have hot flannels applied to my stomach to ease the tearing partus. Then, one day, I chanced to read a newspaper account of Ker-nak Pills, which seemed to be just the sort of tonic remedy I needed. So I got my wife to fend somp out to me. The first effect of Kpr-nak was to set my bowels right. Mvnd you, the pills didn't purge—just soothing and natural like. I used to hate the sight of food, but m a little while Iver-nak Pills so im- proved my appetite that I could eat heartily. The old gnawing pains in my stomach went away, I picked up splendidly, and felt in better health and spirits altogether. Soon I was actually playing in the Re- mpunt Football Team, so completely had Ker-nak Pills cured me. I am now de- mobilised, and for months have kept in splendid health-brimful of energy and as fit as a Riddle." Mrs. Biden bore out her husband's statements, and added that she, herself, had derived greet benefit from the Ker- nak Pills, which eiie termed as their ever-reliable Homo Medicine." Ker-nak Pills are obtainable of all chemists and drug stores, or direct from I the Ker-nak Natural Remedy, Ltd., Jowitt Lane, Leeds, at one-and-thres or three shillings a box.

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PERJURY CHARGE. Llanelly Youth Sent to the Assizes. A youth named Frederick Goddard. of 4, Gwyn-terrace, Llanelly, was proceeded against at the local police court on Mon- day for perjury. Mr. D. Jennings, for the prosecution, said that Goddard was only 17 years of age. He was first charged with tiyo other lads wit4- being on enclosed premises for an unlawful purpose, and at the first hearing two of the bOY8 went; into the witness-box, but Goddard, who had made a statement to the police which he had signed in the presence of three officers, did not give evidence. At tho adjAurnod hearing, however, Goddard insisted upon going into the witn*>sis-box, where he swore that he had not made a statement to the police. Defendant, who said he was afraid of his pals, was committed for trial at the Assizes.

WIFE AWAY. Neath Labourer Drunk in Charge of Child. At Neath on. Monday Harry Collins, labourer, Morgan&^onrtt wo* sumuloned for being drtuuc in charge of t ahild. Defendant; told the oourt that his wife left aim tor four Jaya with tIIè child. De admitted that he had had som beer, but l denied that M -was drunk He vae fined lAa.

KNOCKED CUT. Dafen Ex-Soldier Fined for Rew at Halfway. What was described as a violent blow which incapacitated the reoip-iecnt for -ton days was the subject of a oa«e at IJaneTiy on Monday, when Thomar, John H- phreys, Twjn-tei race. Halfway, sum- moned Daniel Richards. Bryngwyn Cot- tages, Dafen. for assault —Mr. T. R. Ludford appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. D, Jennings defended. Mr. Ludford said defendant, at Half- way Hotel, without any provocation, struck plaintiff a violent blow, which necessitated calling a doctor. Defendant said that after being d&- mobilised he suffered from malaria. On October 3rd he entered the Halfway Hotel, and the plaintiff eoon mterfeped. The Bench fined the delfend-ant X2 lis. 6d. inclusive.

(Continued from preceding column). Filisrrane (Mr J. A. de Rothschild) Pratt 4 7 13 Stomoy Jacket, (Mr R. Walker) Rcwews 4 7 13 Henry B (Mr A. Bowen).F Hunt 5 7 4 Welcome Lad (Mrs W Capell) fupell 3 7 9 Ksepar (Mr Court).. Eandali 3 7 9 Lahloo (Lord Glanely) Barling 3 7 9 Dorset (Lord Londonderry) Dewhutret 3 7 9 J'oli Coetir (Ma- R. Mill^ Private 3 7 9 Krooner (Mr M. D. Blair).Private 3 6 Molliflcatic (Sir H. Meux).Perfise 3 7 6 TTJleskelf (Mr E. Robson) Eobson 3 7 6 L'nne Rolli' (Lord llartigan 3 7 6, Farm Gamj (Mr T. Walsh) I W Xjghtingall 3 7 6