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t 4 i .5 9, ei3 I -aTo Gistorical nofe, ?? 1 1\ /f ^ST pecp!e enjoy a Mince Pie, an d many are content to enjoy it without |>Q^  | askIng why we eat it at Christmas time. It is a custom whch has come ¡ ?< ? j down to us from very early ages; but the &:t Mince Pic wa3 n?t quite i kV> ¡! | like the one we hope to enjoy this ChristmM.1t was not round, but was shaped ¡ ?S< ?< ? something like a' cradle, and was eaten at Christmas in remembrance of the IaX Y? ? Manger. The spices inside it represent the gi?ts c? the Three Wi= Men—of 5 j ?r j j? j Magi, as they are sometimes called- j jvjQ i ¡ I L-  !t is said that if you eat a Mince Pie each d?y from Christmas ?  Day to Twelfth Night you will be sure of Twelve Months' Happiness. Eg? ? ? Day to TwciMk Night you wIU be sure of Twe l ve Mont h s Happ i ness. DOC  ? ? -START NOW I jCok your Grocer to-day for jwyj 1 I ROBERTSON'S MINCEMEAT if [ ? ? ?Mn?yos???O?JE?T?O?'?. ?g ?  &&.m YOU z?et ROGERTSOIVIS. ¡ ¡ tï -J'« til\ 1 > ■■ — = — =: .t> ¡¡¡r -11 Xmas PRESENTS. |B GILES, PHILLIPS i GO. jI :F0R 'v J. FOR- '? j Xmas PRESENTS. I I I SPIRTS, GAMES. i TOYS i OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS f K I SUGGESTIONS I I bU??iLb i iUNS LADIES BLOUSE CASES DRESSING CASES FITTED CASES JEWEL CASES GLOVE BOXES GLOVES MANICURE SETS WORK BASKETS COMPANIONS UMBRELLAS MACKINTOSHES COATS SCARVES &c. t GENTS DRESSING CASES t FITTED CASES SHAVING MIRRORS RAZORS TRAVELLING RUGS TROUSER PRESSES SMOKERS' CABINETS TOBACCO POUCHES WALKING STICKS GLOVES CIGARETTE CASES MACKINTOSHES COATS, &c. I a I  1 MIS, I u   LEATHER .1 boohs. I ?I EBONY. SILVER, IVORY. S 1. -1 We have a Large aitd Va ? A?r? ? L?r? ??? F?? Stock at Pnr? to suit Everyone. II SHOP E??LF /? Choice ??? Co?/o? at GILESiPHILUPS&CO. I 3 & 4, Oxford Street, Swansea. j 3 & 4, O?fo?d Streets, Swa??ea. NOTED HOUSE FOR LEATHER GOODS, SWANSEA SADDLERY CO. XMAS DISPLAY of Solid Leather Goods. I A large selection of Solid Fancy Leather Goods suitable for Xmas Presents. I 1 1 Solid Leather I Suit and Attache Cases. Week-end Cases. Bags-Brief. Kit and I I Portmanteaux. Dress Baskets, Cabin and Overland Trunks. Blouse Cases. Box and Parcel Straps. School Bags. Ladies' Hand Bags& Purses I Gent's Pocket Wallets. 1 Purses. 1 Safety Razors & Razor Strops § Leather Watch Guards. 1 I Wrist Straps, etc. 1 Braces, Belts, Leggings, Gloves, WooHea and Waterproof Rugs. I ? I SVYANS'r-A SADDLERY CO. Alexan d ra Road an d High Street Arca d e, Swansea | Alexandra Road and High Street Arcade, Swansea i? i i.}:. DEFECTIVE VISION I Jfrfrfc CAREFUL 1Mb QUALIFIED TREATMENT. £ p "A <* ■•m.mm I I ■ M A > 118 i»* "■ <>% «« ■ » m V THE OLDEST 'HJALlFl&D OPTICIAN IN SWANSEA. L » "IQ I I ana aon, vz. viti iukia AKUAUh, swansea ■■■■ i C?iic?ra Stops  I Itching and Saves the klair? j .o.ctor.)aan<t< Ointment to l.eiV Britith L)a :ir':1I;30!\t;t2i 6h8rr;h 89. E.O.
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I rDr Chrirtmn# Cisars and Cigarettes. "Tit-Bits," i, Wi'1nAt,,('('t R«^nsei
I SWANSEA Y.M.ti.A.I - -IM.-…
I SWANSEA Y.M.ti.A. I -I M I Report Presesitscl at 51st I Annual Meeting. The 51st annual meeting of the Y.M.C.A., Swansea was held on Thurs- 1 day night, Mr. Hng-h Bellinjrhain pre- j sided, The report showed that for 5 I years th." work of the Y.M.C.A. was con- fined to the- sailorg and soldiers and the wounded, but was now corning back to i the old cause. J During the year Mr. H. Gregory, the I secretary, left to take up a position on I I the Nattcnal Council, and his placo wa's I filled by Mi. n. W. Forest. In November last Mr., Forest terminated his enga^ 11 ti.ont. and the position is now Riled by Mr. K. S. JamcA, who has been acting as financial secretary of the tVet?b National ¡ Council, and is an en'thusiasric worker. Mr. Ken J. Jone3 has been acting as as- sistant sect-etary pending rjs ( jarture bo II Australia. RED TRIANGLE CLUB. I Great progress has been uiade in the Red Triangle Club, which s ae at tIp I' Ragged School, and its membership i" new 550. It is comlue^ed by the Rev. D. M. Davics who is assisted by Mrs. Davies and a large number of workers. The junior work is making great progress under the leadership of Mr. Mowirt The association membersVip is 182 full j members, 170 associate members, and 70 hon. members. The subscription have I now been increased to 7s. 6d. for boys I between the ages of 16 end l8 yearvs, and II 12s. 6d. for those over 18 years of age. The Brotherhood recommenced in Sept. last, and the Sunday evening Home Circle has also n re-staI'ed. Gymnasium classes are held in the afternoon and I evening under the supervision of Mr. W. Standish. During the pAut few months I lectures have beea gin upon topical ) sub j ects. I Thanks were accorded, the Ladies' Auxiliary for their services during the war. j I THE CINEMA. I The aim of the committee in fregara ic the new Y.M.C.A. Public Cinema is t' provide high class entbrtainments for the public, and to raise fmida for the carry- I ing on of the Y.M.C.A. work in the town. j
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w Morfiston 50th Annual Eisteddfod Boxing I Day and Saturdayi Deoember 2bth and 27th, commencing 1=0.30 eharp.
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PSG MEAL. J Had to be Buried in Garden Owing to Smell.. At Neath on Friday, Thomas R. Grant, 14, Western-road, Handsworth. llirmingham, was for Belling pig moal deficient in oil, and not in accordance with the guarantee on the invoice. Air. Edward Powell prosecuted, and said that on August 27th, Thomas Mor- gan, Preswylfa, Cwmgwrach, saw [\11 advertisement in which defendant offered for sale pig meal at 12s. 6d. per owt. That was lialf the price of pig meal, and it enticed defendant to seiwl an order for an hundredweight. When I it arrived it smelt badly of ammonia, and contained too much foreign matter, such as egg shells and grass, that Mor- i gan refused to give it to the pigs. Supt. j Ev&ns was- communicated with, a.nd samples were sent for analysis. The I certificate showed that the meal eon- tained 2.14 per cent. of oil instead of 5 per cent., and 27.5 of albuminods instead I of 12 per cent. Thos Morgan said the meal smelt J6; bad that he bnried it in the garden. Supt. Ben Evans produced the certi- ficate of the analyst, and, in imposing a LIO fine, Mr, H. P. Charles said the Bench considered it a bad case. Had;1 I boon given to the pigs, he did not know I what effect it would have had on them. I
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| BRING TH M TO THE j KIDDIES' PARADISE., 11 The House of 10,000 Joys. I Dolls' Prams  is Doil$' Pm ms 1 Dolls Tricycle, Horses Pedal Motor Cars t Rocking Horses Mech-anical Toys, MECCANO. Fancy Leather S Goods, W Handbags, Purses, i» I Letter Cases and h Heaps iofo the r suitable Presents. Ji SHOP EARLY. I s » 3 f'" | 222, OXFORD STREET | f J Big Show of Toys at our I j Market Stall. • t *■ i i ■ •' lV V .v' ■ ■ :v ■ i — Vvr M .???-— .-—-?J?.?..?? Completion of Uplands Garage Alterations. Enlarged Garage fitted with Up-to-Date Plant and Showroom Now Opeul. Repairs and Overhauls of every description undertaken I and executed by FIRST-CLASS MECHANICS. Stockist of all Leading Makes of Tyres & Large Stocks of Motor Accessories. Opening Week's Bargains (Absolitte. New). Type Delivery. Bodies. 1 2 A.E.C. 's, 3 to 4 Tdns 7 Days. W.D. 1 2 Austin's, 2 Ton 7 Days. W.D. I I 1 Pierce Arrow, 5 Ton I 7 Days. W.D. I I 6 Stewart Chassis, J Ton, 1 i Ton, It Ton, & 2 Ton Type 28 Days. I 3 Briscoe's, 1920 Models 10 Days. I Second* Hand Cars-Delivery from Stock. I 1 Seldon 2 Ton, fitted with Tipping Body, without doubt the finest second-hand lorry in the district. | | 1 15.9 Arrol Johnson 4/5 Seater, in perfect condition throughout. I 1 Studebaker 4 Seater in splendid condition. 1 All the above subject to ExpertExamination and any Trial. C K ANDREWS, u,"S™g. ? ?. B?? AMBJK&?wS? GaMge< I Sole Concessionaire fot South Wsdea and Monmouthshire for 1 Briscoe Cars ind Stewart Lorries. ANY MAKE S U PP LIE D. I Telephone: Central 578. Telegrams: Automobile. 8 i II IIIIIIIIWMBWmMllMBMnMWMWMBWBWMIiMMIMmiWfiMMMiWii r'fi r f"1" ————— i ■—1— lMUM„ iI GOLD MEDAL BAKERY,???-???? j X U?MCYF?ACH C2L "7. ø. \) it D QULIn t?   -??"? 90. EATON ROAD. S]PECI^L3E- S 3SC CpW J. OF CHRISTMAS, WEDDING ft BIRTHDAY CAKES. HK5H CLASS CHOCOLATES. I O?f Ca?es obtained Highest Awards at the I t recent London Exhibition. I recent Lon d on Exhibition. MM' HARRY STUDTS. AND SONS WILL OPEN THEIR Great Xmas Carnival & New Yeae Fair ON THEIR NEW GROUND, HAFOD, Commencing SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th, WITH THEIR Elaborate Colden Welsh Dragons, Zoological Round- abouts, and N umer-ous O'ter Attractions Shooting Saloons, Cocoa-nut Shies, Houplas, etc. TRAMS PASS EVERY FEW MINUTER TEL, CEN. S14. ESTa. t869. The Cheapest House In Wales FOR PIANOS, PLAYER PIANOS, ORGANS, GRAMOPHONES, RECORDS, AND MUSIC. Pianos from 9/- Monthly. Organs from 6/- Monthly. ROLLS of SOILED MUSIC, SONGS, PIANOFORTE PIECES or STUDIEL 5/- WORTH FOR 118 POST FRt-E. GODFREY & Co., Limited, 22, ST. HELEN'S ROAD, SWANSEA. .];õ. J x
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[RACING PROGRAMME I 1 Monday's Meeting at Folkestone. i —— .o -TRE GUILDtf ALli SBLLLN G CEASE Ii I of £ 100. Two milee. \v ee Sandy via-. T. Mi.es; Poole a 11 9 JJaiK Ooiiar (Mr. Poweii) i?. Gordon & 11 8 Uur Boy (.Mrs. Preston) ii&mm?id a 11 9 W ulio.m Lad (Mrs. Barrie) Barrie 4 11 4 l"la.men (Mr. Iævewu.Üower) loung a 11 4 Splinter (Mr. MoKenzie) Private a 11 4 aierry ?ook (Mr. M. Knotted Rhodes 6 11 4 i??igut of St. Patrick (Mr. E.*Wooda) I Bennett 4 10 7 J 1 OA — THE SEABROOK SELLING l.OU HURDLK RACE oi ?10C. ?vo 1e8: t?tba.H (Mr. ii. Brown) H. Brown5l??5 ¡ So.vello clr. A. Terinent) 'lamer a 12 5 I, William Lad (Mrs. Bariie) Barrie a 12 1 Knight of Beholl (Ma,j. 0. Clarke) a, 12 11 Private a 12 1 ) Athenian (Mr. W. Donnelly) Doijneliv o 12 1 | Ccaidottiere (Mrs. E. Gray).Gray 6 12 1  Bricge 01 S iis 11. (Mrs. D. Pre&tou) Hammond a 12 1 Sea Frnit (Mr. G. Ayer) Ha.tum?u<i 4 11 10 C&sino (C?Dt. <3..tavy) it. Brown 4 11 10 Q.uaii iMr. VV. ll<Sj>kins) Killaloa 4 11 10 i i -?landa (Mr. E. Woods) Bennett 4 11 10 I Storm VViccn (Mr. Bottoinl«y) Hare 5 10 5 i Piialonic (Mr. R. Bedford) A. Day 3 Id 5 2 O-TInJOYlCE8' RACE of .£85. Two • v/ mUai ¡ South Lodge (Ld Stanley) yvllitilker a 12 50 Templeb-ir (Ld Deiiman) Nightmgall 512 I Wee Sandy (Mr. T. Miles) P<>9le a. 12 4 Knight of Scholl (Maj. C. Glarise) Private, a 11 12 ¡ Shepherd (Mr. 0. Leveeon-Gower) C. Young a 11 12 Splutter (Mr. II McKenziei Piatt a 11 12 .i ,ittiman (Mr. A. Cundell) J'oole bil 9 Gamebook (Gapt. 1. Straker) tiatt 5 11 9 Broadway (Mr. H. Green) .McKie 411 ± Slia>itoi (Mr. W. Goby 4 U 1 ¡ Knight of St. Patrick (Mr. E. Woods) Bennet 4 11 i O OA—THE BOVESE HANDICAP HURDLE ¡ £ .0\J RACE of ?1M. Two miles. Kin(s Coat (Mr. A. Tennent) Turner 6 12 7 I Sikn ,lr. D. Batty). Private a 12 7 Diaz (Mr. 4 12 6 Court Bleddyn (S?r S. Watts) Hunt a 12 3 Mu&eovado (Mr. R. Ourtie) Poole 512 1 Tonga (Mr. Hand ley-Cross) McKie 4 11 5 Monard (Mr. D. Clarke) Gore a 11 4 Rock Ahoy (Mr. Court; 0. Young 6 11 3 Ca,Mon (Mr. F. Wiimot) Poole a 11 2 ¡ Border Don (Mr. H. Green) McKie a 10 13 Le Connetable (Mr. G. Marsh) Godfrey 6 10 12 Soix ante Quinze (?r. LQ?rAm) Poole 4 10 12 1 The Oe!l (Mr. T. ISdse) Poole a 10 11 Gaily Strickland (Mr. ld. Ehodee) M. Bhodes 4 10 10 I' i Latch (Mrs. H. Peel) Eeoctt .5 10 7 Brownstotrti (Belle (Maj. D. Da vies) McKie 4 10 6 3rv—TIIE MAIDEN BURDLE EAOE of ¡ 3.0 £ SS. Two milM. Lady Alicia (Mr. M Bode).Eandell 4 IS 3 Plyjng Simon (Mr. R. Dill) Law 5 12 0 I Miiligan (Mr. J. Gutierrez).Poole 5 12 0 ¡ Zuider Zee (Mr. F, Langton) Private a 12 0 Miss Wuify (Mr. Lefebve) Hammond 5 32-P Bridge of Siphs II. (M. D. Preston) Hammond a 12 0 BeMead (Mr. E- Quil ter). Whitaber 6 12 0 Horner (Mr. A. Bendon) P. Barrie 4 tl lp Turbit (Mr. E. Caldicott) Caldicott 4 11 10 Soixante Quinze (Mr. F. Ingram) Poole 4 11 to Troad (Capt J. Eogereor) Gore 4 11 10 White Sard (Mr. Thor^urn) Gwilt 4 11 10 I Manda <Mr. E. Wood«) Bennet 4 11 10 War Emblem (Mr. Hopkins-) Killalee 3 10 7 ¡ Lotlboy (Capt. W. Norrie) Eandell 3 10 7 Bedabble (Mr. Sttnvter) Gedfrey 3 10 7 13 OA — THE RA?S?ATE HANDICAP ¡ 3 eOU CHASE of £ 100. Three mHe? an? about one furlong. Wavebpam (Cnpt, Ja Strakcr) Hatt a, 12 7 Valentine Maher (Mr. F. IngTsni) Poole a 1?. 5 Neurotic (Mr. R. Wiptram) .Poole a 1-24 S^hoolrnOTiey (Mfr. P. SavilD.La'vv n m 0 I Chan? (Sir S. Watts) F. Hunt all 9 square Up (Mr. H. Eich).Gwilt a 11 9 I rVx>!dreen (AT- ]? F^r) r'f'vnte a 11 F. Everyman -n a 10 e I