The Cambria Daily Leader

(Patents and all rights reserved in all countries.) ) Two Tablespoonsful of "N.P.S." VINEGAR And Water will make a Pint of Beautiful MALTED VINEGAR at a cost of 2d. only. It is Silly to pay more. i Kinds—(1) Table or Household. (2) Sauce, a He,al Goad Sauee in itself. (3) Pickling, Ready Spiced. (;i) Salad, Sweetened with Saccharin. All Water t White, or Pale Straw. Amhor. Brown and Dark Colors. for all Purposes, TI ome, Hotel, Institutional, Mamifaetnring, Army and Navy, Shipping, Export, Fi vers;, Peas, Oysters, etc. AH one Price. Ho TROUBLE.—Make Vinegar as you want it. Always Fresh. Not a Substitirta. Absolutely Pure. Treble Distilled. Malted after Distilation, preserving the Digestive and Nutritious properties of the Malt, which no other Vinegars do. No Preservatives. Will Keep. Prices per Bottle :-gd., 1(Hd., 1; 1/2, 1/6. 1/8, 2/ 2/6, 3/4, 4/4, 6/8, 13 2, 26/- & 51/- The larger the Size the Cheaper. From all Chemists, Grocers, Oil and Colour Men, etc.. or 2/6 Bize and up direct, Poet Paid (makes lj to 3 gallons). Aak or Send for-and see you get it. TRADE DISCOUNT:—For £ 2 £ 10 t 2.5 £ 50 £100 worth. 3/9 ii- i;3 11 ii 1 9 5'- in the S. In Bulk Quantities of 2 5 10 2o 50 100 gallons (Ono Ctnllon make Trade Prices 21 2:6 23, 22/6 22/- 21/- per gall. 15 to 30 Gallons.) Sample Half-gallon for 13/- delivered (makes 71 to 15 gallons). All Delivery, Bottles, Caeks. Packages, Cases, Insurance, Show and Handbills. Direc- tions Free. No Free Samples. No Delay. Delivered quickest way. Always Caeh with Order. (Deduct 3d. in the JE.) Merchants and Agents are allowed 3, further Discount of 71% from all above net Wholesale Prices. Only Makers in the WorldN.P.S. VINEGAR Co. (Regd.), Licensed Vinegar Makers, BOSTON, Eng. Bankers: N.P. & U. Bank of England, Boeton (Cross P.O.. Cheques, etc.)) Telegrams: "AVIN." Boston. 11111. ■Il—l Mil ■" "i ■" i Ill ■ I iu DAV1ES' SPECIAL SHOW OF I "O'" U R S I FUR COATS & FURS. I Largest Stock in the Provinces. OXFORD STREET. t ST. HELEN'S GROUND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th. GLOUCESTER (UNBEATEN RECORD) V. SWANSEA Kick Off 3.30 p.m. ADMISSION FIELD, Is.; GRAND STAND. Is. Extra (Inclusive of Tax). Bydd y PARCH. H. ELVET LEWIS M.A., Llundain, Yn Prcgethu yn HENRIETTA NOS SADWRN am 7.30. a o Y DDS U L y„ Jr amserau a..fe,0| iW E S L E Y TO- N I G HT (Thursday), Oct. 23rd, 1919, at 7.30. Harvest CHORAL SERVICE ANTHEMS BY CHOIR. VOCAL & ORGAN SOLOS. Organist & Conductor Mr. R. T. HUGHES, A.R.c.o -Addresss by Rev. W. L. CHAMlNrcc B.Sc., B.D. —— Collection for Trust. Fund. THERE ARE LEG-AND legs. T?ere <?. 60me artit?hd !p?? 'J?t H.. ¡:of )H:/iVy and dum: that they ar(, mnrp ? it hjndnmcB tbl; a help. Net so the ?"?" the fi?hte.-t m we?ht and tbo a^.V'V0 ?'TTP'?h- ? JI. A? about it t I') J .1" 1 {' t 4- 3t ?t-' (I, ?'"? Chwui^. TH., High Street. S*?ne<?. ALBERT HALL SWANSEA. United Kingdom Commercial Travellers' Association. SEMI-NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD I NOVEMBER 1st, 1919. Male Voice Competition. £ 50 Children's Choir £ 10 Champion Solos 15 5c. Other Soles £3 3s. r President for the Day— Right Hon. Sir ALFRED MONO, Bart., P.C., M.P., Supported by Aid. David Matthews, M.P. EXCL.'II \1' rrLE'l' I EXC-ELLE XT TALENT. Trices of Admission.—Reserved Seats, 5s. and 3s.; Unreserved Seats, -s. and Is. Note.—Exemption from Tax obtained by Secretaries. United Methodist Church. VISIT OF THE Rev. F. SPARROW (late Pastor), SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th. Special Service at and 6.:O. Preacher— Rev. F. SPARROW. Monday, Oct. 27th, at 7.30, the Rev. F. SPARROW will LECTURE on "Some Unforgotten Methodist Worthies." Cha iT- man, Mr. W. J. Bryant. Admission- Sixpence. REV. H. ELVET LEWIS, M.A. Preaching at Henrietta an Saturday Evening. The Jtew H. Jjivet Lewis, l. A., London. will prMch at Henrietta Chapel, Swan- sea, nest Saturday evening at 7.50, and again on Sunday al tin- usual tiwi»». Semi-Nut lon-a Ei«teddfod. Albert. Hall,

U.K.C.T.A. EISTEDDFOD f. I Two Swansea Members to I Preside. Some valuable prir.es are offered, and a comprehensive jirojjramme arranged, for the eisteddfo<l to he held in Swansea' on in connection with the Swansea and District Branch of the U.K. <'onimercial Travellers' Association. Vir- j tually the eisteddfod will be a tov.n's affair, and a good one at that. In the afternoon Sir Alfred Mond, M.P., will deliver a presidential speech, sup- ported by Mr. D. Matthews, M.P., on the industrial situation, and the Mayor has also intimated that if possible he will support the president in the afternoon. The joint secretaries of the ei.sredd tod are Mr. A. C. Quicke and Mr. B. T. Eddy, and there is evei-T- promise of a huge suc- cess from a musical, literary ami attend- ance standpoints.

LLANDILO BRIDGE MART. I At Llandilo.Bridge auction mart there I was a very big entry of fat crtttlc. Two hundred and fifty were brought in. of which 97 were graded, most or which were well finished cattle, some being of a stiper-srade quaiity. The en. of si toe p was up to the average, but only n fifth of what nas requiitvd on peniiit, hence a few cattle were substituted for sheep. There was an average supply of small pigs, and trade in this depart- ment was not brisk except for the stronger ones; prices rangod from 27s. to 10os. There were about :3,j calves, for which there was a brisk demand, and these sold at prices ranging from £:3 to £8 apiece. Three cows and calves met with a fair demand, and made up to TIJG auctioneer was Mr. TV. X. Jones, J. P., Pyffryn. Ammanford. The graders were Messrs. James Hobbs, the. Home Farm, Golden Grove, and Jonathan Jones, butcher. Ammanford. The super-grader was Mr. John Thomas, of Burryport

I Al)-w-rt Flitll, November 1 Ureat Mucical Treat. T C. PAINFUL PIMPLES CUTIGURA HEALS On Little Girl's Hands, Could Hardly Sleep. i "My little girl had pimples come out between her fingers on one hand and "fterwardg they came on the other hand. They were small pimples that dis- charged, and were very painful and itchy. Her hands were hct with a burning heat, and come nights she could hardly sleep. After a while they came out on her feet. "I got a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I purchased more, and I used about one tablet of Soap and one and a half boxes of Ointment when she was healed." (Signed" Mrs. Morrison, 7, Croft St., Newport, Middlesboro, Eng. Stop the U3e of aH doubtful soaps. Use Cmi&ura for all toilet purposes. Soap h.. Ointment !< 3d.?<! 2? 6d. Sc]d thrc:;t:,j\l)Ct the Kmpire. For thirty-two rage skin 1-11111,dd .r. A SMt. LW., 27 Ch.L?t.? h.u.. 'q.. L-dea" A?'. "ii ih pre*. W' C.tieur" c 6?,, bave. without mns. That Overcoat Just "the thing" you have been looking for. A smart, well tailored I Coat, one that keeps you warm," combining Comfort and Style, and at a moderate price. We have it. PANICS, Men's Wear Specialists, (Next Royal Hotel), 17, PIGH STREET, SWANSEA. MARKET STALLS.

To be Let to the First Applicant. [ xhe imu-h-debated question of tender i jig; tor market talls aga In came befoi. Swansea Markets Committee or 'Wednesday afternoon, when the Mar- kets Manager submitted a lengthy and detailed report of tlie varying rents and the particular eases in wliiehlhc highest offer from intending stallholders were consdered. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. I c I Mr Ijail pointed out. however, iliat it did not go much to ware's explaining what lie objected to-Idtillg any stall by tender. It did not; -alter the method i that could be adopted, and there was no I suggestion as to alterations. There I should bcaH.?.d sum for each taJL and th.? Hpplicunt shonid be- abtf to ob- tam the stajf, and not give anybody <?sc who was in a better position the oppor- tunitY to out-bid. Thf Manas?r i-md thf:t ;r. HaH ap- parently wanted a reversa! of poiicT. Mr. BaU said if it was the pohey,J1at ? was in question, well, they must r<?- verse it. (itic?stion, they iii,,lst re- Mr. Sheehan agreed, and it was de- cided that in future all stalls should be let to the first applicant, but with the rcsorvatiori that no application be t'ntI' tained until a notice had been put on thf stall. EX-SOLDIERS' STALLS. I In connection with the ex-soldiers' [open-air market, the manager said that the men's federation had arranged to notify him of tlie number of men they were sending out, in order that others who did the same thing should not avoid the toll. Councillor Hill suggested the dis- charged men who occupied the space, in front of the Golden Griffin should be in- duced to shilt their stall to a pitch a!- mot as convenient around the corner near the Pictorium, because the passing car. rendered the position somewhat dangerous. Mr Slieeliaii said that they should uvji" interfere with the men at all, but rather they should do everything to en- courage them. Mr. Hill, however, retorted that he wanted to help the men as much J's any- body, but he only mentioned the fact on account of the vvossible danger. The matter dropped.

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LLANDILO WEDDING. I The wedding took place on Wednesday at the Parish Church, Llangathen, of r.C. William I'rothoro (clerk in the office o: the Deputy Chief Constable), attached to tiie (-"Ri-iiiartht-nslili-P, Police Force, and stationed at Tlandilo, to Miw lather Griffiths, youngest daughter ot Jrr. and Mrs. David Griiffths, S'aw Mill- JJandilo. The bride was aivrn away by her father. The ceremony Mas performed by the Rev. J Alexander Williams, vicar. The honey- onion will be *)iont at CIi;ton. Bristol.

I Ent I'.i :>lrrh i II from a II \Ja I't,; f"r Com- mercial T'snwiHers' Eigtedfodd. November 1.  I PAINLESS DENTISTRY. ESWARDS £ 01TE1ELL I Castle Dental Surgeries, 9a, CASTLE ST,, SWANSEA (OVER BOFEGA.) I PAtNLESS EXTRACTIONS Is. | Advice Frc-e. Moderate Charges. Extracticfis Fres when New Teeth are Supplied. a Daily—19 till 7. | =iazuui-' ■ -J_ -■ ;—-=: GWELNYDUesS, YN MiifrKU CYMHAEU, YN GWE1 NU (WcJsh-speafciog nurse in attendance.) —

BIRTHS, MARRfAC-S., AD DEATHS. BIRTHS. JONKS.—To Mr. and Isaac T.. ,Tonc^ at Cyu&iiortl.v Farm. Morristoi; a son Oi't.-i 1. tv TXh. 1919. 117A10-is MARRIAGES* Uciotier 2'.irid. at St. J<U1(" LLllTCl! Swansea, 1I,¡' in;: iitv k. O lvuo\. jtredericli Ciiarle^ only «*>h of and the late jjro. i d .ayn". uien. oweu," Jsi.yn-road, .s%vajiio<. 10 Hmc, ciUer Uausriit-.T OI Air. MIX! AIRS. cl, JOSPJUI. Vviua- sor-ierra<:e. Swansea. 117A10-23 UUll's?- CUi<h.—At CIj-r• e Chui-clr, bv the Kcv. iiaro.u rt illiams (.Vicar ox Oy^ter- uioutii., Vi ijiiain Kcf:<» PDlIlllJS a-nd Atnitnc I L ok, I'.auslittr «:f ..KHSI! ana tae iate Annie Coip. oi A'auselton. llt??.j I.I:VIS—OVViiN.—On iiiunla.v 19th October, at iienionai i.iia»;.i. I.;y toe Uev. p, C. Uhbc lijatitcn, ifuti jLotiio (Louies youngest daugllLer oi and tiio Mr. Joli-i Owen, ci 11 Ni eitbury uet, to iveginaM \Valter (Keg ). eldest son of ;Jr. and Aire. C'. Ucwis. ol J9 V» Rtertuo-place, Brj'i-miU JJ7A10-2.i DEATHS. U. VIE,-Da,'jd Rieliar(I (Kichiii, "beloved on of William and lrs, Davits, UrocK- ville, Kavenhil!, i'iorestlach. Public funeral f ria«v iH. 4 p.m. 118A1023 THANKS FOR SYMPATHY. JG.XES —iir». Charles Jonet and family DiUwn: Square, to thank all friends for their kindues^ anu sympathy siiowu Ultra m their recent sad berea\eineiit. al:so for kind letters a«;a ftorat tr;utes ?'nt. 117A.10?4 Cii&KK — .Mi <5. Crecli and Famiiy, 6. Kelsou- I terrac.; d,-eirt, very sit-cereiy to thank friends l'or Qyliii,)azilv. ietters. and iloral tributes their gad bereavement. i'KUST—Mrt>. Print and AJr- J. Jf DaYieg riiieereiy wih to th-!iik th: kind friends j ,<peclRf). the workman oi the Atlantic l\iel Works: for UlCa' expre^ions of t.athy showf. t?warda thei?, dm?.? tiioiV ict-cni al: bereavement. Lv t??n v bo eent floral tributes. 120A10-25 IN MEMORiAM. InrES-I.) loving memory of Pte, Sidrey Kee- 2:: i lvel,Il tie -lel't killed in ac, tiou la I" ranee r 3ord. 1913 o £ i -Ilr. and toen. Ke Grais-road. Mor- r ironi ms sorrov-iurr mother, father, sisters, and brothei*. BEVAX -In loving me?.<.ry cf J?Mnhavi' \ti?Ut.am Be\an, Urake Batt., M.?.D.. who was fuhcd 1"1 France. Od, "?t !916.-Al- Yva'; s remembered by his iothH. Biotherc ailli Sister. 117A10-23 DYER —In loving remembrance of our de-i voted son, Thomas James Dyer. 48, Corn- pass-street. Jlaiiseltou killeii in action. Oct. 19:6, -Badl:r by his JxOihei, lather, -3isttr and Brothers. 117A10-2S i IIIJUES,Ill afFectionate remembranco of t.>avid lluplies. &I)il)" risver. who pa.s-cd a-.vay OM Oetober ,:¿11<1 NOT dead To 113 v.> lovetl him. HUT only Lrn HO. lore. —From wife and DAUGHTER,Y. 144A10-24 ?iLIJAM'—la ,weet and !oY)n? mcmurv of onr dc:? son. IJeut. IV Bej-naro W iJ- ??m- l4th B?tt.uio? \pi?h R.-cinx.nt. ? ?ictioii in Fraw'p 2&th October ?!8. C:-o?:) father and mother, 22. Mor- lydd-?trcet. Chnrcb Equate. Mf)rr?tr-n  I:4A1C.? 7. J'JddAJfs.—Jr. Jovir.? memory d William. t'!e ''?ar)y dppnr?d hnsha); .tf Hhx?beth Wh?m- 6. J?mbM-t C3<t.i?c' who pas-efn awa l at "tIH' ?wan?tt, Hofnital. October I ???1?913? ?ad!y mi&s?I bv 1'is ecrrowin? l wife \Y t' l1a 1: know a& we have known Wterl the mists have rolled awav. HoA 10-25 ?PE?—I" ?\ns- memory of mv <?rn- ]m?- '?nd I'tf S.id);t'y He. 3r.d Ba?tUon i\lV-e'ii'sJh ,.h.e?i.inent hi'? ? 'ction in !-rsrcf-'??:0ctoht.r?9<3 From hi?or- rou inrr wii' and eon. 96. Grais;-road .Uor- nsWj ?g.?_? l AiI/iR.—In Jovincr :n,T,ory of Willie, 'the oil ajtii I!i%,], r a jr-ripw ITouce. Ifct.M.n-?tre?t. B?r- h\'fr:d. vv'u' (''0f1' on 23ru of 'letober 19'? », ° 'iNtql,f?l ?'??"?'??'??'??h; :Vie To'??n.y -en?mbfr't h' r?t?f)- ti atrer. ?nd the. Htth' [><:q;thy j3Al0..J ??(.T?itn?'?hs.?j?,? ?????°????????? Gritn, lis. t jK-. be]f\(.Jh)?bn)? of A>farv 4ZUGr'm,h'- '?? ??' "ct<.)?r -d' ?.8. RaeJír missed bv h¡, ?,rn<wir? wife misse(I I,v 1115, 113 A10-24 RJCHA7JDSOX.7n t trcnMir^d weniorv of ou" ?!")'JT -Taciup. who fell a^eej-, Oeto- r L^r:i\ | 23y- A tr<?,n<? P?Y?' ?dh- Wwcd .b" y hi- !cY!r!? f??)?.. and mother <jra?.TrchT):M. )'e-\jo-?j V'.Txr?.-l! 3ff'c<'t)?t<? ?D?mhr-.n?o ? 7..pnf<-T!'?it H<??) C?ril Tt?tki?- ?! C' i' finbroK ♦. cmiiinrr wn rf Mr. :n? \;? alter J \V?t!.i?. Hot). ?In? F'?n. creagent, ylio died of ■'vour; i;i<.f?. inn?h<-).-n.;t?].r)f;tf,t)er?r??18 ?0\]?7: 1

WR;J'TS BOUOHETS Rtf.. hv KIT. T.F.V' tlw 'IPf't lAT.lRTf' in Floral nesicn Osfnrd-fft Rw»nwa. After 7 t) m Tel 581 Central. ALEXANDER JOHNSTON" VfKEATTlS « rOJtOTIP,TS. in thp Lsicirt Txmdon I Rtrle 227 Oxfnrft-strcct Tel 667 (ntral TOO LATE FOR CLASSSFSCA- HON. D uT?U?'?BBOtF'??au?] &Tle'?f'?wG:le r\ atcbe#. ?n?r. and E.P. C?cd?; biK di('ount.-Port:ald.tr(!t S'a1Js,eil. and 10. A" '? Mumbles. 'npA:O. -(-Ã:lIGHr.' ENLAHGEE wanted, about ?-' Qna.t(;p)?te.—Stat? i'?v??t. price, uar- tieular a P. T??dpr Omt-e. 1:12 DVERT.?EE. wishM t? inv?t f¡'om£5G I A. to £ 60} on ood security What offers.' -Writ- i.T?'?l'_J?'?c'J'??' .JJSA?C?S TX'ttSAUriT"and M.? MQ'o.r<?'fc ?'- ? I- wi:h or' wi'Vout. sidecar Apply '?7 Se- baetopol-Gtreet. 8t. Thomas. llSAlO-5^ ■ ■■■' 't-nwii ■■■Willi IBWi^ } TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFI. CAT!0N. I "l-=\;ii::I;-J,-I¡:¡: r I (..cut.; Ji?Uttr?.? 'aluou.—Appiv ?—??'-?'?? ?.?.J?tjt??trcct. ISOA?O-Jd Ti)suj{\-Ei i'E: ? chai-Rcd by the J?))- ??t'et'aj-ma.ueutBu.jict?,??.?,t?.?,?. e?6t A (i v ?iL ri c e:? Ln&t I C I i ,(.'pen.v tt. aiiy time. ?t?yfL?r)cs: i?a?id Hub<'LL n?d &oQ. 61. iv imi-streex, ?-an.-<? | — C:? I ±1? ??'' Key of Housa in -licc district e?'?.U to r?u.-Ytnu. ?. ? ?? J.c?cr vmice. &v.ai.?a. ? ?? (?o.;? i"ANTEb !;Fi1CE\\(fir:, <*n-o- ft eery and L'i'ovisiou.v—.s pp)y. b.v let ??. ?t'ttn.? .t.?i exnfnp.n<-f. aiui vca^e re- t, aired, to Grocery ?a.n?m;)- (,Pt!i7atyo cddy, Z') ür:lllke.tl'ec- -<J]?-35 l'lltHWU6[¡ ?Chc.uui:? ;h??'tc7' S.?- -t Barron. Also Sawoeuchcs and oti: l'l'Hlus \VoodwoiKiasr ?.um:)t",Crmt?- and i.raetion Engine for ¡: JIlt L,), 1.1 d Jdrietol. I' V OTIC"L —The A mmanfori;' ;mdT'?trjrt ?< .?t?t-t?u? and <n.tMM A6?ociattt)n wU; ttuid tht-:r il<jrucuin!t\" Show thf in([ I oc Au??t ?20. V\ ill ?ec?cmi-?? .?nd Hiei1- L/atei t pre*, eut clashing of imerests to- S. .Jones. U.vhryu Stores Tirydaii-souare..VJu- nianfon _J treat is .1. t'le Albert llall iSwaneea, on o. "I mb-r rirst-cLii<s Vocalists and cnoil's competing. Seats can Ijc Bool&ui !)rmcffta.<b .i?c Swansw Br?ijeh C(?- J<?r?a! ir;veUc? A?fMMtJo.) pium)?- l?.. »f »ni o io tnc-if Eisteddfod to z?i ? Be- t A'naliu- i.:rfMluce<l. C10»23 .=r.G'r:Tl- SMARTL^FARTONIR: SIia!;cw t<?1CK.rn DHties.-Avaly j i C. 'ect. Neath. i,1,. C. l..u-niei. ln). Green-street. Neath. -20A10«25 I' 11Cm-l:ï:2' Chsffcutter. suitable for ?'j t or )).-w?r: ?<-<)Jt,).?c?.u-?uain?. A. pply to? Dav.?. P?-uta.? ?o"ri.t"n. i 120A 1^25 i WALNUT Sidelward. 6ft.; ;ar?c He?elJrd t ?  ba.ck; excellc rt conditioji. A»H''J- j0vprn?-_tct- to match. C?n be seen Also j Jeiffii. none. ]20A'10- pAJ:L\ ITJSSESpO^i^r ?,!? ? P?< v<>d-road. Lplando. e-.cellcat Loa4o- ho)d Jou^e; t?vo ?ttin?-r.w?a. ?i?.ben. Jitrdcr. coaJ-honM. ?ra?h-hou'-t'. ? ?droM?s, n?th-r?m. ?.c.; fine vicv.f of Bay etr io:? t?-ase: low ?M.)n.: of B:ly (,tr. MeBsr., J. Klcv.itt Jenkins and Sons. E?t?e A?nts Surveyors, etc. 4. C<.Hc?-s,t)?'' I BALLROOM ?''A?CIXG. -?t?r" ?."&.t tpujrht. 1:11 t T?ns-o u i+ ln^lva'+ H ai?d C.Ia? H?o!?.-Au??- p.!? CcofTtpyJ?wis.? (j('Vn;1 -t reet. S'n?- 7 JU'CeVtT^' ^hooi of Dancinp, t Helen f-i.oad (Godfrey??. Sw ^i^s^a 1: 2A :Clt2'J '4? L.\1I1ES' ,??' Cbnd?M8 ;M?'? ??- ?'?''?-??''? lad:?' A);-?oo[ meed C:j?. Fur?. and Fur Coats -M>eciai <?.f<,r d?.-c .!a.v.-R?.h.? Hieh-class Milling 40 Kin?r );dw?".t?- tond. h.wn))?ea. Brynmil! cars stw at t?.? j aoor- 5'20Ai0i25 ]')AD J??? 1 have \,ncc<??I?r"t r?atfd :J¡ tuouiandi. and 1 gunja))!?? cure ]n every ca"(L Deakin, aeroalist, Ale.ca-n- dra-i'oaa. Swansea. ?TDAi? ).h.?. Sty StuuulsLtn? Ht?Utt.i .iti > "cmil: treatment cure* in e'.?rv ca»e> — ?rjH'?;'c.:T.Ht?.ii:ty.?s!t.. U???? \if'a ¡¡ t I j;¡-l"O;t • Hv.-ansta 120 A'0-29 ?!r??'h 'i\s'rY{L-MH?rs'?v? ?.. k- ?.L ?r.tr.??ctur? ?:;y. ?! ;ind ?'chan"e ?-H]!??d H!.HUM<UtH. Our String ure un. emailed; u.-ed by cvc? l'wi(;.?ion:U JU ?:waiiiwa aiid Disiriot. Htuairs rdcehe c?ll tile (;et yo .iir Musical Aieciuirements atrtnde<l to bv u?. and receive the beneht of 4j years' practi- cal experience. thereby Kaiiann ta:feiaction and nukiii; your inuiMc wha;, it ;>houid be— a pleasure. Get the rijnt src>od~ /from tbo rif-rnt shop, ttelectcd bv an experienced piayer an nu:k<s. then your .?..dcri?x ?]? be at Jh best.—Woodin»r Gower-strefet. ??a)!?'). the man who undpr<.La'?? [ striiiyed Instrumeut^ and their retium- n-?'jt!utd the rcquicejsfnt? oi their o?.?- t'1'4 120A10-29 r?O ;uj ??tcrdinx Purchasers cf Household I iarnitiire.—v-^y hoHIJ, without delav <a)!aL to' (t.?.-?amtfadurcK.) anU ia- <-r"ct 111, 1?'-? :?.nd Vnriou. :?<?-k?. direct frorn their own works. So middle- m.?!I?()&t?. CashorE??v?t.tm. ,j?'-e ??P '.?c ?dd!-<?. H i I <;o?<'r-t)(-ct S>wari.5ea. Also 14. Windsot -road S'eatb Aj,,Io 14. Wi?j(IFot-road 13Roi'' inCHAEIj. Celebrated Astrolctcr. )1,,rb A?,-e ll, hi* srreat ?:cf-.)c ?«'ium. The Ih?-Jun? Stones I of HJp?. J'o?r, 1? M.. )??, date.—Scripto- rirm. 5j. Qneen-street. Cardiff IMA?-29 G; 'Rf)Cf';R Y-a-n;.l-'l'ro'¡"jon' \Itf:(l t'n L\!x i'H'u'd T'-aTeHc" o:pfc;sMv with ? con.-u-clion.— Apply, bv iMto- in c?ft?d. Lmannel Thom46 and Son, i'rovieioa SWA XSKA oJ Traj¡¡iJ: for Busi_ ne-i-sj. Public Lxau-in- ation: etc Day and Evcninc Tuition; Pr<yjpoct :s Froc-—Principal. E. V ^l20A10-23 D.A, ?_ ISOA?j. T?: Unft<? BaTt's" Ton'G-? Shop there ¡ JL "?.andin?i?r.!U"Oniv." Lj[)c'u?r':t n..f:l]?Sf)?'t?-n'?y?t:)Cty<:)urhf'))' Vnu ai'3 doins- "your Bit a, we dirl oll! Tbanks !.Swan«-ea 'l"hank-1. 1SP2\3023 Geefe!! March hatched- make :11" jDops-ters, 11-s. fid. each: 200 in stock: 5) Layinsr Fowl. 9s. Africa:/ Taikiiig- Par- Fruiterer's Hand Truck and Ferrets I 4,cill. Pegier.street. B r y n h y f n'd. S w ai i s ea. 120 A10-25 SELf.:C'fIÕ-U("Ihc Survival of the O Fitics-t! Our Fruits arc Specially Selected by the Largest G;-ov;ere in tlw Coutitry. We Reject all inferior growths. Call at the Ni.a.gara Fruit Market.—Smanuel TJiomas and Son, S?_???c?. "-p-ROC:kÃSTÏ-Tf.(li- i:th(.TIii<f Lf p T?m?! So -?*?? that Alarm Clock y"u Haven't Got; Get it Quick at Bebbinirtoir's Alexandra-road, S-vvan?ea. 120A13-33 SPECIAL ARTICLES In the SPORTING NEWS." THE PAPER for All Sportsmen

Iv DDRAMA GYMREIG Trydedd Nosyr "Wyth-j nos Fawr." I (GAN AWSTIN.) Yr oedd yr Albert Hall, Abertawe, yn Liu'.vii nOt; Fercher, a galhvM yn nwr, yn ddihetrus, ddwyd fod y Ddrauia Gymreig wedi ennill ei hawl i gael ei hystyried yn sefvdliad cenedlaetliol. Wedi eael, y uosoii gyntat a'r a it, ddramodan yn ardda n<o* cymeriadau a thafodiaeth gwahanol rannau o Gymru, yr oedd Aeres (IL Evans) yn dilyn yn naturiol i t'aes lianesyddol a defi-yed o iaith lenyddol ein tfwlad a'n eenedl. Cwraai Gwaun-cae-Gurwen oedd yn I personolv'r eymeriadau ar y llwyfan, a chan fod parolo-adau yr awdwr a'i gwnini yn oynnwys Iolygfydd pwrpasol a gwi-g- oedd tarawiadol i alluogi'r gwyddfodolion i sylweddoli ymddangosiad boneddigion, beneddigesau, merched. a herw-lielv. yr dyddiau Ticer Pritchard, yr ocdd y per- fformiad yn un neillduol o swj-nol. Yr oedd dull a IIafnr y prii gymeviadau yn eicrhau ,yl%i--iird(lasol mewn rhai, bywiog a chwareus yn ereill—a pliawb yn ddealladwy, gan mai with y wlad yuoecld, IIC nid tatodiaeth cin-m na hro na rhanbarth. C re da is, ar un adeg, fod y perfformiad yn myned i gael ei ddistryvvio g;ui ddamwain anffodvis a ddigwyddodd gyda'r goleuni ar flaen v llwyfan. Chwythùdd f. fuse allan, a diffoddodcl y troed- lampau, pan oedd v cwmni yn nghaiiol uu o'r actau evtrtaf. Ond cadwodd y e.wmni a'r gynmilleidia fawr <mi luman-, feddiant, a daeth golenni cyn bo hit', pan gawd gwr deall'as o'r weithfa drydanol i rcddi popeth yn iawo yn ei 1p. I mi. v mae y ddrama lion yn ddidd^rol mewn llawer ytyr, Gwn am yr ardal, l gwn dipyn a in yr Iianef, a ehof gennyf, er pan oeddwn yn ieuane, glywed fy nhad, gartref, yn darllen, ae yn pwys- leisio, rhannan o Ganwyll y Cymry F¡'el' Pritch-ird sydd wedi eael eu dot nyddio yn bwrpasol ac effeithiol gan Mr. R. Evans i roi lliw a Hun a chym- eriad i'r plot. Gallwn ddweyd ychwaneg am Gwmni Gwaun-cae-Gurwen, ond gan mai cystad- leuaeth sydd ymlaen. gwell peidio, gan mai nid fi yw'r beirniad, nac un o'r beirniaid. Dichon v caf ofod a ohrfie i ddweyd veliv,-Iit, et-t wcdi i'r wythriCK? w'e fawr" a'r cystadlu fyned heiliio. Prydnawn Iteddyw. y mae CWlnni Tabernacl, Treforis, yn mvned drwv Y Driodap; D(lirgel," a phriodol, sior, yvv eael t. !úatin" Cymreig gall gwmni poblogaidd ller>l o fath ftwn. Hpn" bydd cwmni Mr. I). Matthews, Pontar- dulais, yn cyttwyno Ephraim Harris i gynntilliad sydd yn debyg o fod yn lliosog, gan mai cnyddn í mae'r torfeydd.

-TAKE BITRATE OF TAR- It perirents coughs and colds from I, c-eveloping into serious illness. Bitrate I of Jar should always be kept handy, and taken or administered immediately any symptoms of chest, throat, or lung trouble reveal tliemselves. To cure eonghs k colds quickly there is nothing I better than the prompt use of Bitrati? I of Tar. It heals the inflamed mern- brane. relieves the tightness of tlie B ehest, and assists nature in her efforts to remove the phlegm which makes ltllwg so difficult. Ditratoof Tar is sold by all chemists at 1 3 per bottle, and with each package is enclosed a h.ndtnpGuarantM of Satisfaction or Money Back. Bitrate of Tar is the most 1 I efFeel lve and safest preparation known. -FOR COUGHS & GOLDS-1 I Entries arrivini; from all nart- for Com- merciai Travellers' Eistelrlfodd. November 1 I