The Cambria Daily Leader

SLUGGISH LIVER OR KIDNEYS AND CLOGGED INTESTINES. Often called "The beginning of all diseate." Don't wait for Hardening of the Liver, Dyspepsia, Bright's Disease, Chronic Rheumatism, etc. It may be too late then, says famous medical author. Even simple constipation always means the rapid absorption of toxins into your blood, which then becomes thick and slugfiish with the impurities. 'l'h.Wie poison the ncrv-w, cause headaches, back- aches, pimples, mental and physical lan- guor and endless other ills. Your vitality and disease-resistance are dangerously lowered, stomach becomes acid, liver clogged, intestines congested and kidneys begin to weaken. All these ailments are Tmnecessarv and s.olelv the result of neg- lect. If you want see-for-yourself proof, simply obtain from any chemist a small supply of Alkia Saltrates. He is au- thorised to refund your money in full and without a word if you are dissatisfied. Over a million people have purchased Alkia Saltrates within the past two with the Pre' years, every one, receiving with the pre- paration a signed and legally binding money-back guarantee. The sale is in- creasing daily. You will understand why when you see for yourself how much better it makes you feel within a day or two. There is no need of visiting some expensive mineral spring to drink medi- cinal water similar to this both in-com- position'and effects.

RACING PROGRAMME To-morrow at Derby. i. T The second day'a card at Derby is not on very elaborate lines but coiitainis a couple of events which should arouse keen Interet in the bet-tint; market.. The chief event is the Oomaetoji Nursery, which includes the names of oome smart two-yeaj'-olds. 1 A — ELYASTON CASTLE SELLING 1.0 PLATE of %W SOYS for two-year- olds. Five furlongs, straight Le Vcrguicr (Lord D'Abernoa) Lambtou 9 0 Anthony (Mr B. Steele) farkes 9 0 L. n&pion (}1me ii. Varipati; Buiaiieis 9 0 Coieortou (sir O. Beaumont).o. Bell B 11 iUveuhali (air Broomfteld). a. 1-)ay 8 31 Sudden Jtaucy (Mr Court; liatideij 8 11 Ulorette (Air T. Davidson) Beatty 8 11 Ambassadress (Air J. Unnatauu; Gwilt 8 11 Seidlitz (Mr W. Mornpby) N. rfcott 8 11 Joskin (Sir E. iiuiton) Wootton 8 11 Badminton (Mr A. Knowies).Darling 8 11 Paper Urrrency (Sir W Gilbeo") T. Cannon 8 11 Rosedoon (Lord G1 troly) Baker 8 11 Prerogative f (Mr U. j_,ivesley) Botterill 8 11 Moiichy (Lord Londonderry) Renwick 8 11 Va-ri.a (Sir G. Sharpe) Lund 8 11' Auto Da Fe (Mr G. Smith).H. Sadler 8 11 Battery Smoke (Ool Stobart). Col ling 8 11 -Liberia o (Mr iswanwick* J Dawson 8 11 I Stockinette (Mr E. Toinlinson) Darling 8 111 Awastri-s (Mr J Waleni Nightingra.il 8 III Shexherdess (Mr A. Walker) Ijartigan 8 11 I Rock Ferry (Mr R. Walker) Rogers 8 11 Merrylips o (Mr F. Willey) Leach 8 11 Daisy Chain (Mr W. Blax?k).. Sherwood 8 8 Spider Legra (Mr a. Calvert).Waugh 8 8 Sir Jacko (Major E. Clayton).Darling- 8 8 Don't Wink f (Mr J. Evans).Private 8 8 Chaeseuse (Mr P. Fitzgerald).Gilpin 8 8 i Glenhattje (Lord GlanelyJ Barling b 8 Oaiataflnii (Lord Harewood) Jarris 8 Ó i Point of ilolly'vr (Mr E. do Mestre) De Mestre 8 8 Haptxy Gleam (Mr Vernmi).Woorttoii s 8 Motringliam (Major Weyland) Hunt 8 8 1 QO~F0S^°N AUOTION PllÅTE of 300 soys. Straight mile. Athletic (Oapt. G. Davy) Ee&tty 6 9b Jameson (Mr T. Ed«e) Poole a 8 6 Ramda (lir T PippS) N. Scott 6 8 3 i New Guium (Mr Ti-orb-Lirn) GiNilt 4 8 0 Landorf (Mr F. Benson) Hyams 3 8 0 Special (Mr P. H;gfiin-,4). te,4 80 Eúthen (Mr H. Adams) Newev 3 7 11 Gundu (Mr O. Bell) O. Bell 5 7 11 The The Clown (Mr G. Maroh). Godfrey 2 7 51 Le Yerguier (Lord D' Aberl10ntl T ambton 2 5 30 Gloes BalI (Mr f- vmitb).McOormack 2 fi 7 Lada, (Cant. K. Fcnwick) Private ?, 6 5 Sucrose 0. (Mr Hornunir).B. Jarvia 2 65 D Annun^i_ o (Mrs A. James) Jjambton 2 6 3 Treah. am (Mr R. Bedford) A. Day 2 63 O 0 OSMA?TOy NURSERY PLATE 2. (Handicap) of 500 sovs; second re- ceiver 50 6ovs. Seven furlong6. Fancy Ma.? (Mr F Hardy) Iiotrtr 9 0 <^d Antdeee.v) f Leach 8 11 L?ht Hearted (?ir J. HowsJn,Lines 810 ). oixlccw (Mr 0. Gar?id) Cclliag, jith u g I 4 Hmral air J. ??te).C U 4 ( ir ?- 1 ?ct).Uilpin e 2 rCh? ry?oh? ?Lord Durham) Peck 7 M (,ucx (ir E. Jardine) Coiling ? H dT" (Lord jJeroyJ Lambton 7 T Uluer Queen c (8ir W. Cocke) Xf* Harrv (Mr 0. Bum)  ? } Kll! lIa.rry (Mr O. BUl"l1).Per" 7 9  (^rdPpurhyn) II. Sadler 7 8 Dia?jsrht. (Lord }'itzwiUiamI.Daning 7 5 Arro?ce (I?rd Wilton—H. L?der 7 3 Lycopodium (Lord H. de WaJden) D. Waugh 7 3 Diamond Hall c (Mr W Gr&?"'? ? 5 U l'j 7 31 Bosplet (Sir E. lIu!toI1 LF. Hartigan 7 ?, Bracket (?Jrs G. Robineon) p. ?y ? Ô I Oliviero (Mr W. Black) Wit?? nv? n° Aerolite (Lt.-Col. R Johnson) W 1 h W'  O. Læder 1 0 e soman (lr R. Jard&<.?? ? ° T. Waug-h 7 0 Pl?Mure Ground (Mr Ver?'Wo?n ? 1? BIa?! Jem (Mr G. Marsh).<odfr?y 6 17 D.usslOn (Mr R. Walker) Roeer^ 5 11 Fan. Roma fMr Richardaon). D?? 0 10 Bellatan.a (Mr B. YarraII) Pr m? A on«> (Mr F Lnsoombe). C Wanh 6 ?s A Ipntown (8)r A. Bailev).R D?v 6 7 Rivetter (Lord Durham?. Pe?67 1-?Ieston (Lord C^olmondeley) F DZ.l'1ingo 6 7 Mama (Mr J. de Rothschild) Pratt ? ? 30~ALLKSTREE PLATT: of 200 BOVB. Welter Handicap. One mUe three furlongs. Elainore (Mr. W. Oazalot) Taylor 3 9 4 London, Pride (Capt. Loder^Gilpin 4 9 4 DMnyaoa (Ld D'Abcrnon? De Mestre 4 9 0 Bridgewater (Sir W. GUbey) Cannon 3 8 8 Leiandme (Mr. F. Gretton).Moreton 3 8 8 Glaciale (Ld Derby) Lambton $ 8 8 Wil^lumsen (Mr. 0. Carlton) Pope 6 8 6 T)a.iipg*,it (Itd »erby) Lambton 3 8 6 .Ska4er l?'a.(-k (Mr. H?rvie) A. &adler 4 8 0 ?Off tlie lil*hite (Mr. Clark) .MeGul.? 4 7 13 AVtthvJd: a' a VLd ir.l Ek-neon) Hyama 57 1 ?iQ<la.).?d(Ld_ Wolverton) Lambton 3 7 11 r I. Holiday) Lines 3 7 11 ??nh?e ?.m?iy?a,h ? ? ?Hday) Lines 3 7 11 (Mr. A. Howeson) 7 10 E? Ch?? (Mr. ?-lE?? 7 10  4 7 '? 0 Simon Gr?b (Mr. R. W. EoS:? ? ? P,acock4 7 10 8Dber W?do? (Mr. C. Hill) DaVlinJ ? ? ™ Loaf Sugar (Mr Swire) Arin?rong 4 7 8 Saintly Maude (Mr. Court) C. Young 5 7 7 Marcato (Major J. Foster) EotteriU 675 Quick Thrust (Mr. M. Bode irobson5 7 2 Finchale (Mr. J. Baylis) Beatty 3 7 2 Braida Garth (Mr. H&msden) Gwilt 372 Bobbydazzler (Mr. H. Brown) Brown 5 7 0 Bezjque (Mr. J. de Rothechild) Pratt 4 7 0 3A —OHAJTSW ORTH MAIDEN T1fR[E 3.0 Y1NAD PLATE of 250 sove. Six furlongs straight. Lady Peregrine (Sir J. Robinson) J. Daweon 9 0 Control (Lady Queen sberry) Sievier 8 12 Swinfen iBir W. Cook")** Dewhurat 8 12 Vertigo (Lord Rosebeiy) F. Hartigan 8 7 Longtail (Mr. Sol Joel). Loates 8 7 Polygonum (Sir W. Cooke).Dewhurst 8 5 Duke Mavis (3ir. A. Bowen) Hunt 8 0 Oounteas Burghley (Mr. R. Swanwick) Braime 7 11 Sesoatria (Mr. O„ C„ arl^ ton) pope 7 11 Anyway (Mr. T. King). Hunt 7 9 Eastern Valley (Mr. J. Baird).Bazley 7 8 Martinmas Trrosistible (Mr. R. Walker) Rogers7 8 Orange Prince (Mr. J. Dawson) Dawson 7 8 Furnley (Mr. Powney) Harry Powney 7 7 Be Wise (Mr. H. Hoaton) Faulkner 7 6 All Feathers (Mr. A. Knowles) Robson 7 5 Baguette (Mr. W. Baker) Baker 7 3 Elyeium (mirs Morris) Morris 7 3 Rateau (Mr. H. Rookei) Private 7 0 3Q/WIAB.WICKE MAIDEX THREE- OV I'?SAFOLD PLATE of 106 eovs. One mile two furlongs and & few .yards. Sybilla (Mr. It Fottorini) Botterill 9 7 ftripfaat (Ld Durham) Peck 9 0 Livorno (Yr. O. Carlton) Pope 9 0 Lahloo (Lord Glanely) .Barling 9 0 Royal Hussar (Mr. Hartigan) Hartigan 9 0 Winmarleigh (Mr. T. Higrgins). Pope 9 0 Vertigo (Ld Hosebery) F. Hartigan 9 0 Javelina (Mr. F. Cripps) Lines 8 11 Lady Si'bell (Mr. W. Dixon) Lines 8 11 Iöng Alfred (Lady Farrar) fl. Day 8 11 Sandoola (Mr. E. Fielden) O. Bell 8 11 Pride of Newlands (Mr. Gannon) Burns 8 11 Enniskeen (Sir R. Iiiddell) Peacock 9 11 Mollification (Sir H. Meux) Persse 8 11 Merry Ella (Mr. S. Morris) Private 8 11 Oant Lie (Mr. J. Thornton) Private 8 11 -c.l¡.J,

SPORTIANA. I ldrt's Jones Wins at Manchester. At Manchester on Tuesday, Idria Jones (Aininanford) met Tom Mallinson (Widnea) in a fifteen (fchree-minute) rounds contest at catch weights. The W idnes lad took the plooe of Charlie Hardcastle (Barnsley), who had injured his hand. Mallinson, who was the heavier, made play with left swings, which the Welsh lad cleverly ltyoidoo. and replied well to the ixxiy with left hooks and straight lefts to the face. Jones mad? tlm 1,),Cst use of the ring, and 1 a the tenth round dropped Iiif; opponent. with a lft. to the chin. Mallinson was quickly on his feet, and finished the round strongly. The latter secured a count of four from a body punch in the twelfth round. Jones increased his advan- tage in the remaining rounds, which were boxed at a desperate pace. and the Welsh I representative won cleverly on points. NEATH AND NEWPORT TEAMS. I The Neath team to oppose Newport at I Newport on Saturday will be selected l from the following:—Back, Dr. Gwyn Thomas; three-quarter backs, W. Millett, Vernon Hill. Bryn Davi.W. H. Evans or Bryn ".Richards; half-backs, Eddife. Wat- kins and W. Leopold; forwards (selected from) P.C. W. Hopkins (capt.), Mog Lloyd, Jack Jones, Tal Dayie". W. Powell. 066, Williams, Arthur Hopkins, P.C., Perry, Jenkin TTopkin, and D. Vigors. I The following have lieen selected to represent Newport:—Back, F. W. Birt; I three-quarter*, A. E. Morgan, J. Shea, E. Hamu?tt, and R. C. S. Plummer; half- I backs, J. Wetter and W. J. Martin; for- wards (from) H. Uxzcll, P. Jon?s? N. MeP?rson. J. Whitfield, T. Jones, W. Radford. A. Bcll, Reg. Edwards, Mapson Will?ms. and L. Attewell. I SWANSEA TRAMWAYS A.F.C. The Tramways team play Y stalyfora on Thursday at Ystalyfora, in a benefit match in aid of one of the home players, | who has been unable to follow his em- j ployment for some time owing to illness. Although there is a great attraction in the Swans v. Merthyr Southern League fixture on Thursday, the Tramways willingly consented to take a team up the Valley for such a good cause. The Tramways will be represented by the fol- I-oxving:-Earl,-ton; B. Davies, H. Davies; Spender (capt.), Anderson, T. Gavoy; Thyer, Leat, Edwards, Winch, Wilcox. The motor leaves the depot at 1 p.m. sharp.

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IN THE DISTRICTS. I DUNVANT. I At the Ebenezer Vestry an address was given by Mr. T. Mardy Jones, Rhondda. on Nationalisation of the Coal In- dustry." Mr. D. R. Grenfell presided. PEMBROKE DOCK. t Mr. Gwilym Jones, of Pembroke Dook, has been appointed to represent that place on the committee to inquire into the use of dockyards for merchant shipbuilding. ABERAVON-PORT TALBOT. Mr. John Turner, general secretary of the Shop Assistants' Union, ddressed a largely-attended meeting of assistants at the Dockers' Hall, Port Talbot, on Tues- day night. Mr. Gwilym Rees presided SKEWEN. I A unique feature of the celebration at Skewen was the muffled tolling of the parish church bell eleven times. At the schools the teachers and children oea,wi from the work of lessons, the minutes being very impressive. MORRISTON. At the Calfaria Chapel Young People's Guild on Monday evening, Mrs. 01 wen Phillips presided, when a paper entitled Y Bod o Dduw was reed by Mr. John Brown. Speeches wt-re also made by Mr. Tom Hitch ins, Mr. R. George Lewis, and Idiss Wherlf, CARMARTHEN. I I Over L460 was realised at a bazaar connected with the parish of St. David's. Carmarthen. Councillor the Rev. Fuller Mills, the new Mayor of Carmarthen, was wel- comed and congratulate on taking his: seat on the Bench at the County Police Court on Tuesday as Chief Magistrato- NEATH ABBEY. I At Ebenezsr Weeley&n Chapel, Neath I Abbey, on Tuedsay evening, the Rev. J. I Pug-h Jones, Pontardawe, addresed tho Mutual Improvement Society at the open- ing of LÙ)¡\ upon Purity." no deal- I in scathing terms with the prevalent gambling spirit and practice, besides other forms of evils. Mr. R. A. Williams (Neath) pres'ded. BRITON FERRY. I A concert tr-is held at the Public Hail i in aid of the orphans of the N.U.R. The following took part, each item being welt received :—Messrs. Seymour Collins, Ted Workman. James Floranoe, l>siie Rosser, Miss Rees (gold medalist). Misses Doris and Gerty Francis (dancing violinists), Misses Moseley and Tamplin (duettists), Mr. Davies Francis and Miss A. Moseley (pianists). The concert was arranged, by Mrs. W. Richards. HAFOD. I The Philadelphia Young People's Guild I, was held as usual on Tuesday evening, Miss Blodwen Morgan presiding.. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hughos gave a dramatic I dialogue. Some excellent grajnophono selections were rendered, on a gramophone, kindly lent and operated by Mr. Elford, Hafod. Mr. Givlin proposed, and Mr, "tariff John seconded the vote of thanks, Thf National Anthem, sung by Madame Clara Butt (on the gramophone) con- cluded the meeting. AMMANFORD. I At Ammanford there was a general ob- servance of the two minutes' respite to fitly commemorate the anniversary -6 1f the great deliverance. The church bells peeled out and the hooters blew promptly at 11 o'clock. This continued only for a fraction of a minute, and was followed by a tense silence.. The schools made an impressive feature of the day. Latest Patterns Horse-Clippine Machines. Christmas Goods galore. Get your Tnrkey; we'll provide the Tins. Furnishing line* left to I)e sold at pnreat bargains. Cutlery at cutting the noted House Furnishers and Ironmongers. POKTARDULAIS. I Mr. Tom Davies, Red Lion-square. prQ, sided over a meeting of Hope Young People's Guild on Monday evening, when .an able paper was read by Miss Sarah Annie ■ Richards, schoolmistress, Glanyr- afon-road, who took tor her subject" Co- operation of Youth and A ge." Miss Richards was heartily thanked at the close. The King's wish was duly observed here. Hooters blew juat on the stroke of 11, and all work was suspended. Tliera were striking scenes at the schools, where the iiic)tto for the day was Think: Thank." The Doxology and the National Authorns were Ming with fervour. E. S. Ohamiell, Swansea, beA 1,000 Over. Ccats read to wear in stock Ten per cent allowe.1 to Diechareed Soidierp and Uova. See Windows. BRYNHYFRYD. I A very pleasant and impressive time was spent at the Bryn Lodge, No. 2670. R.A.O.B., on Tuesday evening. During the ordinary business of the lodge the impressive Two Minutes' Silence was ob- serves, following which Bro. John Thomas rendered The Old Sexton." It was also proposed and se- conded that the following telegram be sent to his Majesty the King:—" We, the members of the Bryn Lodge, No. 2670, R.A.O.B.. most heartily congratulate your Majesty our King upon your Re- membrance suggestion in honour of our brave boys-imprepsion,-q great and noble." H Knighc Macbeth presided 11:, S. Chappell, Swansea had 1,000 Over. Coats ready to wear in stock Ten per cent. discount allowed to DischarKed Soldiers and I &oi!ors. See Windows. LLANDOVERY. The funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Evame, Stonaotroet, who passed away suddenly at the age of 65 years, took place at Llandingat Church. There was a large attendance. The officiating clergy were the Vicar (the Rev. D. Edmondes Owen), and the Curate (the Rev. T. J. Rowlands). The chief mourners were:—Mrs. Evans (the widow), and Messrs. T. H. and Maelgwyn Evans (sons), Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans, Ammanford (son and daughter-in- law), Mrs.Williams, Pantllwyfen (niece), and Mies Davies, Stono-street (niece). Mr. T. Addison Nicholas (son of Coun- cillor J. Nicholas, The Pharmacy), has been registered a student associate of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Bri- tain. There was an enormous quantity of stock brought to the mart for disposal by the auctioneers, Messrs. J. Davies and Co. The church bells were tolled on Tues- day morning during the two minutes' pause. Prayers were offered at* the ele- mentary schools. Generally speaking the occasion was well observed as desired by tie King throughmt the town and dis- trict. An armistice anniversary dance was held at the Gerwyn Church Hall. LLANS ARMLET. A successful danoe was held at the Church Hall on Tuesday evening. Armistice day was observed with due eolemnaty ait the local wotks, schools, and the general public. The Rev. Canon J. M. Griffiths, vicar of Llansamilet, is leaving early in the new year for Lettferston, Pern. No inti- jnation Juu» (ta yet been received who will }, be appointed to succeed him. He has been vicar of the parish for the last 16 years. The general public axe m favour of having a district nurse for the Llemeamlet Ward, but somehow or oilier they lack ithe initiative. Here is a golden oppor- tunity for the vearki councillors to Rive it effect. It's abortt time they had a move on. Why not call a public meeting? Although the black diamond" is close at hand in the village, it seems to be soaxcer than ever, and the villagers are worse off than townspeople. There was a time when locale" could go to the p,it. top and aet own ooa.1, but now you must have it through an agent. There is a glimmersof hope that the price per 'ton of ooal will be lowered in the neax future. At the Plough and Harrow, Llaneamlet, on Tuesday evening, a pireseintaition meet- ing was held under the auspices of the Reception Committee, when a presenta- tion was made bo Mr. Dan Thomttb, the well-known Morris ton humoriat, in recog- nition of his services during the war. Mr. Thomas is an old member of the Swansea. and district Male Choiir, which was en- tertained on the Royal yacht at Cardiff in 1913. The Reception Committee had organteed upwards of 70 receptions to returning lie-joos during the war, and nt each of these Mr. Thomas took pani. Mr. Tom Doel, who had taken aii active in- terest in the movement, presided. The preeentatioa, which took the form of a gold watch, suitably inscribed, was made by ex-Sergt. J. Lowds, whilat a prefsenta- tion of a gold pendant was made by Mr. Joe Morgan to Mrs. Thomas. Eulogi^.Vc references to the recipient's ready assist- ance were made by Mesa's. E. Winston. J. Morgana, and others. During the evening a musical programme was pro- vided, when the following assisted: Messrs. W. Morgan, J. Carro, Glyn Evantj, Evans and Grey, and Dan Thomas. Mr. G. F&ulkjner accompanied. E h. Ohappell, Swansea, has 1,000 Over- Coats read: to wear in stock. Ten per cvnt discount allowed to Discharged Soldiers and Sailors 8eo Windows.

nVE ?E NOtF P?EP??ED W /or the COLD I?E? T?E? with a Magnificent Stock of Fur Coats, Twee d Coats & Pa l etots, Costumes, Ve l our Hats, Fur Nec klets & Mu?fs, Scarves, G l oves, Hos iery, Ladies & Children s^ Un Distinguished Twee d Coats   ? in Light an d Dark S h a d es, with an d without Fur Co l lars, at very reasona b le pr ices. Best possible assortment of Wool Scarves. Good Styles from 3/lli to 42/- We make a speciality vof LADIES and CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING in Woven, Wincey and Flannelette, and venture to say we have BEST VALUE IN THE TOWN. Oxford Street, Swansea. J We must take 1 care of the Children Mothers find there's nothing so safe and pleasant for the Chi! dren's bath as N ubolic Soap—the soap for the tender skin. Nice to use, makes everything sweet and clean. Protects against infection. NUbOliC Disinfectant Soap A better all-round Soap for household purposes it is impossible to buy. The most refreshing soap n Two sizes: 16 oz. aid 12 oz. full weight when manufactured If any difficulty in obtaining from your retaikv-write to the manufacturers: ■ fOIEPB WATSON & SONS. LTD., WHITEHALL SOAP WORKS, LEEDS. •»» ¡ /'? ? i ■ '■ I ■' ••■i

e»e^' MODERN DENTISTRY. Perfectly Paintos Extractions, 1/- HOBPS 9 to 7 DAILY. Extractions Free when New Teeth supplied. 9a, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA I lover BovegflJ- Gweinyddts, yn medru Cymraeg, yn gwema. (WELSH SPEAKING NURSE IN ATTENDANCE).

BY HER OWN CLOCK. I Carmarthen Landlady I Warned by Bench. At Carmarthen on Tuesday, Daniel Bowen, licensee of the Eagle Inn, and Alice Bowen, his wife, were summoned for soiling beer during rostrictoo hOtHS and for permitting consumption on the 24th October, and David Jones, 75, Priory-street, and Stephen Thomas, 7, Priory-row, were summoned for aiding and abetting and consuming the beer. Mr. T. Howell Davies defended. P.C.'s Morgan and Llewellyn spoke to visiting the house at 5.45 p.m. (15 min- utes before the legal opening time) and the two men in the bar. On the counter were two pint measures, one containing beer and the other empty. The landlady admitted having served David Jones with a pint, and said she thought it was past 6 p.m. The clock in the kitchen showed the time at seven minutes pa3t six, and the police said that their watches showed it was four- teen minutes before six. The uefence was that the landlady went by her own clock, which showed the time at 6.7 p.m. Stephen Thomas entered the house just before the police and was not served. The Bench said there was a doubt, and dismissed the case, and warned the licensee to keep his clock at the correct time.

TAXES YOU NEED NOT PAY. Year by year, the tax-gatherer dips I deeper into our pockets. We like good British citizens, grumble and pay. But there afe far worse taxes extorted by that merciless tyrant Kidney Disease." His victims pay in money, health, and often in life itself. These are taxes which none need pay, because relief can be obtained bv all. Disordered kidneys cause untold suffering, and any pain in the small of the back may announce the beginning of Bright's Disease or dropsy. One of the chief functions of the kidneys is to remove uric acid, and if this is checked the blood becomes poisoned with uric atid, which is carried to everydpart of the body, causing j rheumatism, gout, lumbago, etc. No time j should be lost in taking Warner's Safe Care, an entailing remedy at all stages I of kidney diseases. Mrs. Donaghy, 48.! Strabane Road. Londonderry, reports that her husband had been very ill, swollen from head to foot. After the second dose of Warnees Safe Cure the swelling he- gan to eubside. and the next day it was gone. She is convinced that this remedy saved her husband's life. Warner's I Cure is sold by all chemists at 3/- and SI- per bottle. A valuable book will be sent post free on application to Messrs. H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., 18-20, Lay- stall Street, London. E.C.I.