The Rhondda Leader

FWHI Consider «K7\. 44^1 YOTO Hi EYE^ H?b: ^\j | fiervoce affec- USjW j WOM are ncy ol= caused "Y ?\ tM?defect<ve<4(rbt. I n 8UCb CMM ? In ?-?/? 'henntyMm?ty ?y is properV ad- ?\ j? 1. ?BL \? aSdr But it ? "T ?? ?? \\f?M? ? import&at UM l?itted 'by a Competent Optician. You can oowelt <? B.B.ANSELL D.B.O.A., with perfeet fafety, who will tell yoa candidly whether glasses will be beneficial for you to wear or not. Only Address-17, De Winton Street, Opposite G.P.O., TONYPANDY The Only Fully Qualified Optician by Brituk Examinations in Mid-Rhoudds). SMS

G eat *ltsun Sho T ? Event of Interest to every lady who delights in New JFa.shi<??s/ r Whitsun Show! • We cordially invite you to view our Special Display this week of Costumes, Millinery, Blouses, Robes, Neckwear, dee. J. PICTOIM DA VIES & Co., The Penygraig Drapers, PEN YGRA/G, .0. On WHIT-TUESDAY, MAY 13th, 1913. THE FAMOUS =^=== MID RHONDDA HORSE SHOW President: D. A. THOMAS, Esq., M.A., D.L., Llanwern, Mon- Enormous Entries. The BEST HORSES in the WORLD WILL BE EXHIBITED AT THE Mid-Rhondda A thletic Grounds, Tonypandy. Gates open at 9-30 a.rn Record Acceptances for Jumping, Trotting and Galloping. CARDIFF HERBALIST'S CURES EXTRACTS from a few unsolicited JUJ Testimonials recently received by A. E. Trimnell, the Herbalist Moira Ter- race, Cardiff. Heard great praise SOtir Hairwash." Harconibe, Jan. 26, S)12.—" Miss recommended your Nervine to me." Birmingham, June 24, 1011.—" Feeling better after having Indi- gestion Herbs." Leeils, May 15, 1912.- Your Pile Herbs did me much good Bramley, May 23, 1912. Recommending four Kidney Herbs everywhere." Eves- ham, Aug. 7, 1911. 60 page Herbal Book Matt post free- 1160, I I AZARIAH JONES, h Architectural Sculptor, JwEg Monamental Works, Waunrydd Road, TONVREFAIL. Private Addrpss 93, Pr nirose Street?   =_=   TONYPANDY. :«| ? M? Best Workmanship Guaranteed. Vf __Be?t Workmanshir Guaranteed.— —?!}' *? Monuments, Tombs, Headstones & Crosses in Marble, Granite, Slate & Freestone. AU other descriptions of Stone supplied. Statuary Monuments, in Grey, Rpd, Blue, Black and Green Granites and Marble. Lettering Neatly Executed. Tomb Railing Supplied and Refixins done. Graves Bricked at the Shortest Notice. Grocers' and Butchers' Marble Windows, Table Tops, Fonts, Urns, Tablets, etc., executed to order. Estimates Given F.ee. Terms—Nett. SW Our Bepieseutative will call on receipt of a Post Card. "197 CALL AT A. Jenkins, THISTLE CYCLE & MOTOR WORK-, 2. LLWYNYPIA RD., TONYPANDY FOR PLATING EN.AMFI.LING & REPAIRS. Phonographs, Gramophones, Records, Horns, etc., in a great variety. REPAIKS DONE ON THE PREMISES. Depot for Athletic Goods. Sole Agent for RUDGE- WHITWORTH MOTORS AND CYCLES 2184 THOMPSON'S I' Dental Surgery, PANuV SQUARE, TONYPANDY. MOST U P-TO- ID,% T F- SURGERY 4(4 IN WALES. -'??? .JtbwJ: j Revolution! IN THE Incandescent Mantle Trade. MAISITLES At Unheard- of Prices. Compare the following with the quota- tions of any other firms.- Upright Mantles, Finest Quality (Ramie), at 16/6 per gross. Finest Quality Inverted Mantles, at 16/6 per gross. Mantles for Blanchard Lamps, 300 C.P., at 4/6 per dozen. Largest Importers of Incandescent Mantles in Wales. 0. MEYRICK & SONS CILPYNYDD Solo District Agents Blanchard Oil Lamps. Send Post Card and Traveller will call. Or ring up 169 National Telephone. Let the light shine upon you through Meyrick's Mantles. 2181 THINK One dose of Davies's Cough Mixture In time may save your life Davies's Cough Mixture The Great Welsh Remedy for Coughs Asthma, and Bronchitis. NO MORE DIFFICULTY IIF BREATHING. NO MORE DISTRESSING COUGHS. NO MORE SLEEPLKSS NIGHTS. HUGH DAVIES t OUGH MIXTURE THE SAFE REMElH THE SOOTHING MIXTURE. THE PLEASANT MEDICINE For ordinary Toughs. ???M'?'?XT?UK?E Breathing, "vA VI E?' <OUGH MIXTUKE never fails to ?vc immediate relief, <md n the most obstinate cases has proved to be certain and speedy cure Sold by Chemists everywhere. I/ii & 2 9 HUGH DAVIES. CHEMIST MAOHYNLLE r-H Don't tink de world's oonsarned 'bout you, You've got to holler, sonny De man dat runs de bigzest shout Gets closest to de money. Brightening op the Home! NOW'S the time to set about this brightening up for Spring and Summer. Get your hoire out of it's winter dress, and invest it with the gay colours that belong to the seasons that are coming. This is where our expert assistance can be of such value to you, for We hold a splendid stock of Furniture & Furnishing Goods and our value considering the quality of the Goods is really exceptional. Also we undertake UPHOLSTERY WORK and, CABINET and GENERAL REPAIRS and RENOVATIONS And we have a very attractive Selection of Fabrics for Chair Covers, &c. I W Why not Pay us a Visit ? Pontypridd Furnishing Co. i (The Firm with the Factory) 1 "It & 114, Dunraven Street, TONYPANDY.

InterestingLocal Wedding. MOSlfs—WOODS. More than usiial interest was evinced in the wedding of Mr. Wm. Moses, Ton- yrefail. to Miss Hettie Ahna Woods, 12-,?. Maindy Road, Ton-Pentre, which was solemnised at Salem Baptist Chapel. Porth, by the Rev. E. W. Davies, pastor of Hebron Chapel, Ton, on Wednesday morning. Both families are well known and enjoy the respect of a wide circle at friends in the Rhondda Valleys. The bride, who was becomingly attired in a charmingly made grey costume, with hat to match, trimmed with ostrich feathers, was given away by her step-father, Mr. Daniel Davies. Mr. Glyndwr Moses (bro- ther of the bridegroom) acting as best man. The only bridesmaid was Miss Catherine Mary (Kitty) Woods (niece of the bride), who looked extremely pretty in a gown of pure white silk, and picture hat, carrying in her hand a beautiful bouquet of choice spring flowers. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride, where a sumptuous' breakfast was served, amongst other guests being the Rev. E. W. Davies and Mrs. Davies, Dr. and Mrs. Hughes (Gelli), Mr. and Mrs. Glyndwr Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Newman, Mr. Evan Woods, Mr. Wm. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Woods, and Mrs. David Jones (ion). In a short address, the Rev. E. W. Davies extended his congratulations to ti-c newly-married couple, and wished them every happiness and prosperity, | urging them to follow the noble example of their parents, who had an unblemished record of a useful life spent In the ser- vice of their Maker and fellow-creatures. In the evening, a children's party was an innovation at wedding festivals, the youngsters thoroughly enjoying them- selves. The happy pair start their married life in a handsomely furnished house at ion- yrefail, and wer& tho recipients of a lai •go number of useful presents. We add our congratulations to the young couple and associate ourselves with many friends in wishing them a prosperous and health- ful career.

Tabor, Penygraig. j The half-yearly meetings of the above church were held on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, when the Rev. J. Johns, Llanstephan. and the Rev. W. Salmon, Morriston, preached to crowded gather- ings. The progress of this church is very gratifying, and the pastor, the -R-eT D. Gwynfryn Evans, and helpmate, Mrs. Evans, are winning golden opinions in the district from all sections of the people. The church has not been long established, but the harmony and fraternal spirit per- vading all its activities promise it a great influence for good in Penygraig. When pastors will truly feed their flocks, suc- cess of. the right kind must follow. I

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