The Cambria Daily Leader

Milk! M "I'l k! l\1i1k THE umiu I 0O„ 29, Walter Rd. II; Nbtify their numerous cus- tomers that they are con- tinuing to supply PURE NEW MILK AT d. Per Quart. Tfie Controlled Price to the J producer is again in- creased by ld. per quart during November; but by saving expenses in horses and carts, and using barrows for delivery, we are able to meet the public needs and supply an im- portant food at a cheap rate. JAKE. NO NOTICE "HiT fiTHERS MAY SAY, Study your Pockets and MerIS-MV. uP er ú- I.

IFlwwm ■■ 1 1 '^T BRITONFERRY RATES. N rJ.. Increase in General Dis- trict Call. Brit.:mferry Urban District Council met on Tunreday evening, the chairman (Mr. M. G. Roberts) presiding. Father correspondence was submitted betw^jen the surveyor and Mr. Kef? Lle\v':l>l\-u with reference to the wages of emptiyes of the Council, and on the cioticn of Councillor Davies it was decided that-rht Clerk write for the decisions ar- rived at by the Joint Wages Board of X/oen<l Authorities with reference to the This reply had fince been received and at w-as re.-Vytd that the application hi" an increase be granted. Oar lho motion of Councillor Branch, it was <Te,solved that the Council become affiliated to the Joint Wages Board of Ixxjal Authorities, ind that the chairman (N Ir.I. G. Roberts) be the council's rep- resentative upon the board. a RENTS TO BE RAISED. Councillor Roberts gave notice that at theix nxt meeting he would propose that the rents payable by the tenants of the count's houses be increased. The archi- tect iMr. Clarke) submitted a report on the general repairs required to the Nos. 1 and 3'ho usee of the council, and three ten- ders^ were received for doing the work. TIlà( of Messrs. Williaras and Griffiths for £ 17* 2s. lid. was accepted. A Jotter was submitted from the Min- istryO of Health sanctioning the borrow- ing by the Council of the sum of « £ 6,20ft for the purpose of land required for the new housing scheme. A sub-committ'.e consisting of Councillors Roberts, Branch, Williams, together with the clerk, archi- tect, and accountant, was appointed to oonskler means of obtaining the sum. CoHncillor Roberts and Mr. H. A. Clark, (architect) were appointed to attend the National Hooising and Town Planning 'unfi' to be held at Newport on Noven her Z-th next, and Mr. Clarke was nomi- nated for a seat on the committee of the council. Mrs. S. A. Thomas, Britonferry, was ap- pointed midwife at a salary of JE120 per annum, and Miss Williamson, of th. ■ Munlfcle^, as female health visitor at a salary of YIoo per annum. 11, NEW RATE. The estimates of the requirements of the Council for the ensuing six months were; submitted by the Accountant ()1r.1 H. M Ellis" and it was resolved that a fate for goneral district purposes be made '■f 3s. in the X, tbte being the same as tfye ".1C now in forr". I

TEMPEHANCE LEAGUE CONCERT. Th'ê first social in connection w'fh the National Commercial Tc -lerance League (Swansea' Branch) was held at the Y.M.C.A on Thursday evening, 1 when the minor hall was crowded. Mr. W. ;Aubrey Jones, chairman of the executive committee, presided, and was supp^rtf j hy Mr. Rhys Da vies, president of the Swansea Branch, Mr. Morlais Samuel, secretary, and others. ilie following artistes took I- "1 1-t Miss Annie George, Madam LotJ: Lewis. Mr -Isaa, Edwards, Mr. Ben Thomas, and Miss Ceinwen Thomas. Mr. Ivor Owen a-ccomv^vp^d throughout.

ROYAL SEAT. I Brig-Gen. Lloyd's Brongarth estate in I Montgomeryshire, containing the Gaer Fawr- encampment, the clvef seat of th0 old K: ngs of Powis, has been old for .J,

-1 SCENE AT STATION. I At ^Swansea on Frday, Gwilym Daries (22). 1\ collier, was fined 10s. for being dvunk and disorderly in he (, W .R. yard, I -on October 30th, and KM. for assaulting John R" Jones, an employe of tin- <>.W.R. Company, on the same datf. The Bench made an alternative of one month.

1-. WELSH INSURANCE CLERKS AT SWANSEA. All except four of the Clerks to Welsh Insurance. Committees attended the Swansea Conference of the Association of Committees on Thursday. Top row.—Messrs. C. W. Mosley (Radnorshire), A. Williams (Anglesey), C. Butler Jones (Mon- mouth), T. Wynne (Flint), G. Davies (Denbigh), H. Lewis (Carnarvon). Front row.-G. L. Margetts (Swansea Boro) F. A. Phillips (Merthyr)t I. L. Phillips (Newport), H. E. Lewis (Glamorgan) J. E. Tomley (Montgomery), T. J. Party (Brecon), A. H. M. Purse (Cardiff). (Photo by Chapman.)

JOINED f,ARL,ROSA. I I. JOINED CARL ROSA. Mr. Trevor Evans, whose photograph I we giv-3 above, is a promising young i baritone who has just joined t?e Carl Rosa Opera Company. Mr. Evans who is 20 y?ars of age, is the son of Mr. Robert Evans, Soar-place, Morriston, and precentor of Zion Baptist Chapel Mr. frernr E\:m has gire? bis services I at over 200 concerts during the war, and I in a recent competition at Dublin he was successful out ^t net!tors.

SCIENTIFIC TRUSS FITTING. If you wear a truss you want to be sure that you are wearing the one that does you good, not harm. Call personally is advised; no fee for consultation; no ob- ligation incurred.—Rich, the Chemist (Ltd.), 30, High-street, Swansea Lady attendant for ladies.

Mr. John Richards the popular Gower- kon vocalist, was given a.n enthusiastic reception at Bieeon last week oii b-*rl appearance there at a first class concert. For abscond1'ug from the Swaneea Workhouse with the Workhouse clothes at 9.30 p.m. on October 3(>:h, Bessie Elford (IS), was sent down for a month at Swansea oa fridax.

is SECULARISTS@"' Our photos show* scenes at the Secularist funeral at Danygraig Cemetery yesterday.—("Leader Photo).

I NOT CANDID. I Judge's Opinion in Divorce I I Case. The closing stages of the Everitt divorce case were reach ed yesterday, when counsel addressed the-judge and jUl. At the conclusion of counsel's speeches Mr. Justice Shearman summed up. He fti-d cruelty of the kind refliiirad to meek a 4zaio cf that nature must consist of a I course of conduct which had broken down, or was likely to break down, the health of a wife. He must tell the jury be did not think either the wife or the husband had been very candid. He warned the jury that to be found guilty of misconduct was a very serious matter, particularly to a doctor. It was clear the jury must not act until they were quite satisfied that the facts brought home conviction as in the case of a criminal charge. tè!

YOU WANT AN ? W?t as-"? ?? ?? ?? aHaM OVERCOAT ?L? w HEEtBrTL??j???jP?r?? a which can answer two questions satisfactorily 1. The Value TestP 2. St?e, Cut, Wor? C 35\\ manship P 35. See the Overcots in the ast ie St. windows at  PEARCE BH8. The Smart T ailor. 35, Castle Street, Swansea. INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY. ELYSIUM, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd 7 p.m. I Coun. MORGAN JONES j J (BARGOED). | RESERVED SEATS SIXPENCE. I TMtnr—j ■ ——— ——ppg,,—rTi-n TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFI- CATION. A Grand Chair Eisteddfod At the PUBLIC HALL, FELINFOEL (near Lia-nelly). Electric Cars from Station to Hall. SATURDAY, 8th NOVEMBER, 1910. Mate Voice Competition. Martyrs of tfie Arena," 1-1.5 and Biiton (Comptti- tion to commence at 6 p.m. Sharp). Y ,,? f o l G,?r, E4. Children's Choir, Y N&fol Go-r," .£4, Solos, etc.. 1 Guinea. For programmes, etc., apply Sees,, D. J. Daniels, "Derlwyn," Havard-road, and D. Davies, 3, Globe-row, Dafen, near Llanelly. Swansea Juniar Liberal League, MOND BUILDINGS. On Tuesday Next, at 8 o'clock, Mr. H. BERNARD REES Will deliver an ADDRESS on "THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS." Chairnlnn-Mr. W. Morgan James. ST. HELEN'S GROUND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1st. NEWPORT II. v. SWANSEA II. Kick Off 3.30 p.m. ADMISSION FIELD, 4d.; GRAND STAND, 4d. Extra (inclusive of Tax). VETCH FIELD. I SATURDAY, 1d NOVEMBER, 1919. WESTERN LEAGUE. NEWPORT COUNTY V. sk SWANSEA TOWN KICK OFF at 3.15 p.m. ADMISSION (including Tax)-FIELD Sd.. BOYS 4d. National Secular Society (Swansea District Branch). D. J. MORGAN at 3 on Labour and the Churches." J. T. LLOYD (Vice-Presisdent N.S.S., Welsh ex-Preacher), at 7 on Dream Life and Real Life," at DOCKERS' HALL, High Street, SUNDAY NEXT, NOV. 2nd. Seats Sixpence Each. Come and Hear the Message of Secularism. Oystermouth and Brynau Ward. L&dies and Gentlemen, I beg to make a final appeal for I your vote and interest on the eve of the poll. The Swansea Council, in defiance of a definite arrangement come to when Mum- I bles was included in the Borough, are now proposing to increase the rates. This is quite contrary to the understanding arrived at. which was that our rates wero not to be increased for five years. DO YOU WANT TO PAY MORE ? If not, Vote for the, man who will oppose it. If elected, the interests of Allotment Holders shall he safeguarded, and the re- quirements of Newton, Norton, and Blackpill shall receive my best attention. Yours faithfully, C. P. BELL. RANTED, PREMISES suitable for CONVERSION into SOCIAL CLUB. Lease or Purchase. Apply S. BUBBNSTEIN, a" .Go. S. SWANSEA AUCTION ROOM. Sale of Well-seasoned Domestic Furni- ture, Grand Piano, Kitchen Utensils, etc. I MESSRS. John M. Leader and Son Will oner for SALE bv AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, at It a.m., Household Furniture AND EFFECTS, Roughly comprising: 2 Bedroom Suites in Walnut, consisting of Wardrobe, Dress- ing Tables. Washstands (marble top anet back), Combination Bedsteads, Wirat Spring Mattresses, Mahogany Step Com- mode, Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Hip Baths, Drawing-room Suite in Tapestry 6 Oak Chairs (.seats upholstered in TapJ ,c-stry). Dining-room Chairs, Mahogany; and Oak Dining Tables, MASSIVE 5ft. TABLE, TURNED MAHOGANY LEGS. TOP DEAL; Inlaid Mahogany Writiugc Table fitted drawers, Handsome Carved Black and Plain Oak Sideboards, Gilt specimen Cabinet (back panels mirrored) Easy Chairs in Tapestry, Settees, Walnut Cheffonier, Largo Gilt Mirrors, Wicker Easy Chairs, Brussels and Axnunster Carpets, Slip Mats end Rags, Expensvia GRAND IPANO by Broadwood in Rose- wood Case. Hall Stands, Handsome OalQ Kitchen Dresser with brass mounts, Kitchen Chairs, Lath Back Arm Chairs, Bentwood Rocker, Fire Screens, Oak .'I! Tier Dinner Wagtm, Basket Work Cot,: Flour Bin, Knife Cleaner, VacuulUl: Cleaner, Mangle, Gas Fire, Coal Sentw ties, Baby's High Chair and Push- chair. Office Slope Desk, Letter Press Safe by Chubb, Brass Fire Suit*, Fire Irons & Fenders, Marble Clock, Antique COPPER URN FITTED WITH TAP"- Deed Boxes, Oak Stationery Cabinet, Garden Seats, Coral. PAIR DONKEY PANNIERS, LADY'S SADDLE, GENT' SADDLE, and Miscellanea. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Auctioneers' Offices, 46, Waterloo-street Swansea. {dW HOTEL METROPOLE. A GRAND DANCE Will be held at the above Hotel on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1919. Dancing from 6.30 till 11 p.m. M.C.—Mr. Syd Gates. Pianist—Mr. Toot Williams. Tickets — — 1!. 6d. each. A CRUSADE AGAINST THE DRINK." RAGGED SCHOOL Gospel Temperance Meeting 9 DAYS' MISSION NOV. 1st.9th. To-morrow (Saturday), at 7.30 p.m. Speaker: Rev. J. W. Benneworth (Clydach). Chairiiar,-Ur W. H. HAM (Manselton). GOOD MUSICAL PROGRAMME. All a;re Welcome. Meeting* will be held Evptv Evening Next Week in thh Districts. Monday: Mount Cal- vary. Dailygraiy, at 7.33. Speaker. Bev. &. W. (1re Further particulars later. HOTEL CAMERON. A GRAND DANCE Will be held TO-MORROW NIGHT, NOV. Ist. 6.30 till 11. Admission, Is. 6d. Pianist—Elias Davies. M.C.—Tom Swanson.

I SWANSEA DOCTOR. I Farewell Presentation to Dr. Scurlock at Tredegar. Dr., David Scurlock, formerly of Tre- degar* who rt-contlr reinored to Swansea, was the central figure in a crowded meet- ing at Tredegar, when ex-patients and :rien<5s presented him with a wallet of Treasury notes ard his wife (who was un- able to be presen.0 with a gold wristlet, watch. Councillor W. J. Evans made to e former presentation, and Mrs. W. Mor- gan the latter. Mr. W. D. Woolley, general manager of the Tredegar Compaq (presiding), Councillor W. S. Davies, f.r. (chairman, of the council), the Revs. D. M Rees and T. George, Councillors S. Ro-a? ati l G. E. Golding. M.E., Messrs. D. Wat- kins, David Evans, M.E., and W. Strang paid tributes.

F PAINLESS DENTISTRY. I EDWARDS i COTTERELL Castle Dental Surgeries, 9a, CASTLE ST., SWANSEA (OVER BOVEGA.) PAl N LESS EXTRACTIONS Is. Advice Free. Moderate Charges Extractions Free when New Teeth are Supplied. Daily-10 till 7. GWEINTDDES, YN MEDRU CYMRAE(J, YN GWEINtJ (Welsh-speaking nurse in afiJDdauce.) i

LECTURES ON MUSIC. Mr. Llewellyn Bevan's Tours Under Y. M .C.A. We hear that Mr. Llewellyn Bevan has ivist finished his contract with the Y.M.C.A on a highly successful tour round Nottingham and Brrighton (after a month in London). Two lectures were given in each town. On Sunday afternoon last, at Notting- ham, a lecture on Mendelssohn was Riven to 2,000 people. Air. Kernard John- son.Mus. Bac. (the city organist) pre- sided, and also played the organ in some of the selections from St. Paul" and Elijah." At Brighton. lectures on Men- dlssohn" and Coleridge Taylor were delivered to very appreciative audiences. VIr. Bevan is at Birmingham to-day (Friday), and hopes to be in France on Monday. A week later he returns home for a holiday, and will probably be let- turing soibewhere near. He has already beep ",0 b* one SQciety.