The Rhondda Leader

Modern Dentistry. —0— TEETH WITHOUT PL A TES. -0- PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS. -0- Corney Lewis, DENTAL SURGERY, 85, TafF St., Pontypridd Hours I Daily, 10 to 8 Thursdays, 10 t o I.

NOW or NEVER for a "High Wage" Job. | I^ s waos ^M uiSb^Tor traineTX Yr.llr chance h,. x"eJlent n"w. Masttrs 8 ? ID every trade, illdu?trv at:d b.-I.4]riem are e?¡hng for trained me II. Tile I Ù.? wan? t,o make YOll a high '1'e tr^aineed d man —to help you to a better-paid Po?j?ion. ^ant, to make you a high | wor&Stn eSpCM8' b-v "foyers, „,„,„ ,f ?  in this district who have su{'{'pedcd the I.C.S. way. yeal* ,00 pt'Ofiic)tion ? thrm'/Hw V home-study training. They at ?"'? iu odd minutes without r? 8tnctiolJs, without heavy expense or work ? interference. # ? ? They succeeded the I.C.S. way ? as you can to-day. If you want to sueceed, to get a better PO-ition, to ear:i more money, or to clian-e @3 jour occui)ation-NOIN" is you,- time to send thc coupon. Mnd tt)c coupon. "The Way to Better Pay is the I.C.S. Way." g -overiOO.OOO I.C.S. Students affirm it is so. ^fT ———"———————————————— @ SALARY RAISING COUPON. =& '"?' "orre?po,.<)Mce Scho?s. Dept. 01. Metropole Un.ht.n?. 3, The Hay' ?. ? CARDIFF. Please explain without ar y obligation on my OIt part, how I cat? fjunHf,j' to e" or to obtai a  lar,r,,r 8?!ary i,j tie oecn"atiPII or profession BBEFt trOORKcfK v v.hhii ch h\ I h h4ve marked X (or in the one ? stated her<'). ?' —Miiiin"- n«~L. i -Electoral -ArchiiVX^ ^T< ■ —Applied Art -_S^ssr"* -^ndn *—■« f -LanguagES -Chemistry jU- -BuMUtssTraun? -Civil O?-ertWo.hcrcour?.  Name |j| Addrese. 781

Rhondda Printers' Dispute. Settlement Effected. ? conference of representatives Khon<kla master printers and their ???P) 'oye? was held at Ystrad. on Monday last, to ^ie men's application for an '? Va'K'8 ? 4s. ??' *«*• TW. demand Hus made some months a?o, in ?moR with the other centres of South )Vales to ?'"? ?? P'^ent minimum of 30? 'n Master printers were reprc- ?see,n? ted i by Me&srs. John Dnvies, Ystrad,  Geo Evans (Evans & Short), ??"?- »)a i .> whilst the men were represented by Messrs. W. Bevan, Swansea; H. G. ??' Treherbert; G. Jones, Ferndale; ()'Leat,v, Cardiff. The deliberations .?e continued for some hours in a spitited but friendly manner with the timato settlement of 2s lid. advance, as follows;— ls. in March next. 6d. in September, and Is. in January, 1913. Also a further reduction of one hour per in May next. to bring the Rhondda lIlto line with the universal ol-hour week. 1\0 change is to be made iii the present rates of overtime till January next, when ime-ati<l-a-quavter will be paid for the first three hours' work and time-and-a- 11alf till starting time next morning. Saturdays, first three hours, time-and-a- ^liai ^;r > thence till midnight, time-and- a-baif Sunday and Christmas Day, u. ordinary time. It was felt by both sides that the present abnormal con- umon ui the printing trade in the Rhon- d( a c\ laimed some consideration, and both me employers and employed readilv ^cknowledgtxl the fair and discreet atti- tudo of Mr. Bevan in particular, tMroughout the proceedings. M r. Bevan "as present on behalf of the Typogiaph- lcal JliXocutivc Council, Manchester.

TARPAULINS, CART COVERS &c. MOBUAN & IUOHAltD.SOX, LTD., Manufacturers, 20, W OMANBY STREET, CARDIFF. 872

Pontrhondda. a* sVC(Le^ful social was held at the ?? 'untnt School on Friday evening last. 'rhe aJnr air, which was the first of its kind ol'ganised bv the staffs of the Mixed Tii^ i Infants' Departments. Mr. S. Davies (headmaster acted as chairman of the committee, Mr. Blanchard Evans as H-easurer, and Mr. I. D. Griffiths as ?'o-etary. The gentlemen's prize in the ?ust drive was won by Mr. Ivor i D. Griffiths, the ladies' prize by Miss Ethel L(?k ^Sberwood), and the boohv prize by ?11'iS Evan? (Pentre). Dancing was also in and the entertainment con- K ?l w 'n> an<^ entertainment coll- r.)ud? ed i6 with a supper catered bv Mrs. T. 10 ards, Aberystwvth Restanrant. The accompanist for the evening was Mr. J enkyn iiieliat-tl,, D ii l'ID I !!1e evening, a solo was rendered by Mr. et°r Watkins (Ystrad), ?nd a v101m was well played by Miss Kathleen :1111s. The prizes for the whist drive Were presented to the winners by Dr. lIeyler (Trealaw).

Toll of the Mine. Fatal Accident gt Tylorstown. • v n Monday last, a fall occurred in °" Pit (Messrs. D. Davis and Son), Tyilorstown. A young lad, Roger Jones, -veai's of age, went back to clear the fall. when the roof again gave way a portion falling upon his head, with the insult that he was instantly killed. ceas was very generally respected and a favourite with his friends.

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Treorchy Constable's Death I .e uneral took place on Fridav of last week of P.C. Maurice Lvnch "who on the previous Thursday, in his 53rd year, and after a long illness, succumbed tt^ cancel ot the throat, .at his residence in Yiiy.sv.en Road, Treorchy. A itiilive of Middleton, in the County of Cork, P.C. Lynch, at the age of 19, joineu the Royal Artillery in London, v. here ior eight years he was engaged in active service, and four years as a Reserve, and was promoted to the rank of Lombardier, and was stationed at l ilbury Fort. On the expiration, of his time he joined the Glamorgan Con- stabulary at Cardiff 2(j years ago. He was subsequently stationed at Trehafod, Skewen, C adoxt-on (Neath), Tylorstown,* Cdtynydd. A bercanaid, and finally Tre? Cilfviiv(1(1 aii d fiiial]N? 'I 're- At the funeral on Friday there ?as a very strong muster of the police, includ- ing Supt. Theophilus Edwards, Ton- Pentre; Inspectors John Salter' Ton, Ihomas, Ferndale Jones, Canton; T, Harries. Penarth and Rees, Pontypridd, together with 1G4 sergeants, acting-ser- geants, and constables. The burial ser- vice was conducted by the Revs. T. Tissington. Cwmparc, and G. Phipps. The cliief mourners were:—Mrs. Lynch (widow ) the Misses Xorah, Muriel and Ida Lynch (daughters) Masters Ernest and Trevellian Lynch (sons); Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes. Swansea (brother- in-law and sister-in-law ) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Holmes, Skewen. Wreaths were given by the following;—Mrs. Lynch and family; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes. Swansea the Glamorgan Constabulary Mr. Ted Bum ford Air. anJ Mrs. Bum- font and family, Cwmparc; Mrs. Ronan, Cardiff Mrs. Passmore, Abercanaid Mrs. Kestall, Senghenydd and Mrs. Collins, Ynyswen.

Ton. At St. David's Hall on Thursday and Saturday, the 8th and 10th inst. respec- tively, two miscellaneous concerts were given by the children of St. David's. The attendance was very good. Mr. Williams (Brynbedw) occupied the chair on Thurs- day evening, and the Rwv. J. Castor (Parish Church) on Saturday, in the absence of the Rev. Canon Lewis. The children performed their tasks very creditably in choruses, action songs and lullabies. The song and tableau, entitled The Showmen on Tour," was highly appreciated. To Miss Maud Clement belongs the credit of having accomplished [ successfully so arduous a task. The accompanist w as Miss Doris Hutchings.

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Gelli. I On Monday evening last, at the Salva- tion Army Hall, an interesting meeting was held, in the course of which Capt. Zimmerman, a lady officer from Germany, delighted the audience with a solo, and the reading of a Psalm. Mr. Grey (Gelli) recited one of the late J. B. Gough's temperance lectures, which was greatly appreciated. Alr. J. J. Taylor (Ton) pre- sided.

The Best Pennyworth on the Market "HARD HIT" CIGARETTES 5 a id. In fact- a ripping little cigarette. Made by independent Firm not connected with any Truet or Combine, but sailing cn its own. Support Us and buy HARD HIT' CIGARETTES. S.W. TOBAOOO MKNUFACTURING Co., Ltd., NFWPORT and LONDON. EMPIRE, TONYPANDY  ? VA?n?s, To? PA?v, Lr.. MAXGL^DI, oF, A, 'APIFTtE.?;, To-NYPA-Dl', 1,Tll. General ami Booking Mr. iNI. JAY (:ell?ral flllt1 Boùking ?Ianager !\It'J. D.t?KEKCH l\esHltmt .Manager Mr. ÐUDlÆY lLu:CüüRT 30 Monday, February 19th, and during the Week   i O v TWICE ?tGHT?Y Cte??? Engaged at a Fabulous Cost-The Famous London Star, BRANSBY '0 L- ll or WILLIAMS The; Greatest ot Character Actors. SUPPORTED BY THE FOLLOWING:— Coniedipn. FRED LYNES, Vocalist. BENSON and nosle COMEDY Co. MONA WARWICK, Juvenile Comedienne. FRANCIS and ALFRED, Comedy Jugglers. A Real Scream. Aud the Gi-eat F V St CLAIR V al,8 t  F. V. St. CLAtR, VocaHst. St. Clair appeared before King Edwawl ^vhen Prince of Wales) at York. St. Clair was the one artiste chosen frolll the Birmingham Halls to sing at the Garden Party, to the Duke dfyork and Princess May (now King and QueenX St. Clair was complimented by the late Queen Victoria. S, Clair was commanded to sing The Wreck of the Herpent" before the H.R.H The Duke of Edinburgh (late reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg), I PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES Grand Circie, 1/ Early Doors, 13; Stalls, ed, Early Doors, 9d. Pit, 4d. Early Doors, 6d. Gallery, 2d., Early Doors Saturdays and Holidays, 3d.

I Porth. j Mr. W. B. Salmon (Porth), an erst- while chairman of the Porth Trades and Labour Council, and M-r, Chas. Matthews (Porth). the present vice-chairman of the above Council, have been engaged for a I lecturing tour through Engiand, to speak against Disestablishment. Both gentle- men are excellent platform speakers and stauneh Trade Unionists. It is said that -Nit.. Mflttlicws is to contest (011 behalf of the Municipal Employees) the seat on the N,o,. 9 Ward of the Rhondda Urban Dis- trict Council now hekl by Alderman Mathias, J.P. T • ■ On Wednesday evening, a very in- teresting debate took place on Di.s- establishment and Disendow ment at the Porth Y.M.C.A. Mr. Mog. Roberts took the affirmative, and Mr. G. Gardiner the negative. Both speakers evinced a sound grasp of the subject, and excellent points were raised. An interesting discussion ensued, in which Messrs. W. T. David, R. E. Samuel, James Thomas, and T. E. Williams took part.

A. JENKINS Thistle Cycle and Motor Works, Tonypa td for Plating, Enamelling and Repairs. Phonographs, Gramophones, Horns, Records, etc, in great variety. Repairs done on the premiees. Depot for Athletic Goods Sole A sent for Rudge-Whitworth Motors and Cycles. Thistle Cycle and Motor Works, 2, Lwynypia Road, TONYPANDY. Sao

Llwynypta. I A very instructive lecture was delivered by Mr. J. T. Lewi,s (Tonypandy) at the last- meeting of the Salem Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society, 011 The Land of Canals and Windmills (Holland)." Mr. Roland Hughes (Campbell Terrace) presided over an appreciative audience. We regret the death of Mrs. Margaret Rees. aged 58 years relict of the late David Rees, 8, Aytoii Terrace, Llwyny- pia, which took place on Wednesday of last week, after several months' illness. The burial took place on Saturday last at Llethrddu Cemetery, Trealaw, the Rev. John Morgan (Bethania) officiating. A goodly number of relatives and friends attended. Mr. Morgan made touching remarks at the graveside on the exem- plary life of the deceased and the devotion of her only son, Mr. David Rees, printing foreman at Messrs. Evans & Short's, Tonypandy. I Funeral of the Late Mrs. Geo. Knill, The funeral took place at the Cardiff Cemetery, on Tuesday last, of Mrs. Mary Knill, wife of Mr. Geo. Knill, formerly postmaster at Tonypandy. Mrs. Knill died at her residence, 34. The Parade, Cardiff, on the 8th inst., in her 76th year. A service (fully choral) was held at St. James' Church, of which Mr. Knill has been warden for many years past. The committal rites were par- formed by Vicar Henderson. Among the "Teaths on the coffin was one from the Lord Mavor and Lady Mayoress of Cardiff. I

Dr. McKenzie's BACKACHE and KIDNEY PILLS For the Cure of all KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. 1/- per Box. Sole Agent-JOHN DAVIES The Cash Chemist, TONYPANDY. HOW TO KEEP W ELL.-Take True- cure" remedies, prepared by A. E- Trimnell, The Herbalist, Moira Terrace, Cardiff. Book on Herbs and how to use these sent free by post to any applicant.

Pentre. I Mr. Win. Coleman, painter and deco- rator, Church Road, has just compL- ed some extensive contracts in the Rhondda, including the entire renovation of the Maindv and Eastern Workmen's Library the Windsor Hotel, Ton, and several other important undertakings. He is now prepared to give tenders for any work in the Rhondda Fach or Rhondda Fawr, and give estimates free of charge. Peny graig The many friends of Air. Edward Morris, who succeeds his father, Mr. T. E. Morris, as licensee of the Swan Hotel, Penvgraig, will be pleased to hear of his return to the district, after having for some time past conducted the Sportsman Hotel, Pontypridd, where lie made many friends. A keen sportsman and a man of courtesy and consideration to all with ihom he comes in contact, his return will be hailed with satisfaction in the district, and no doubt he will receive that support he so well deserves. THE SHOP THAT NEVER SLEEPS.—Messrs. J. Picton Davies & Co., The Penygraig Drapers, are determined to make a clear sweep of Winter Goods, and every article will be further desperately reduced. Remnants and Oddments will also be on the counters next Saturday. The only thing that wants emphasising is that customers should come early, bring nnoney wiith them, and have patience after they come to the shop. 896 r Success of Porth Student. Mr. Reg. E. Samuel, son of Mr. E. Samuel, M.A., headmaster of the Porth County SchGol. has ju?t passed his Inter- mediate Law Examination. Mr. Samuel, who is articled to Air. D. Stanley Jones, solicitor. Pontypridd, obtained his pre- liminary at. the Porth County School by passing the Senior Certificate examina- tion.

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