Evening Express

TEETH. CONSULT ———————— MORGANS, DENTISTS, LTD. 56. QUEEN-ST., CARDIFF, AND 30. HIGH-STREET. NEWPORT QUALIFIED DENTAL SURGEONS ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE. Sets from JEl Is. Painless Extraction by Gas. os. e953I-

MARRIAGES, DEATHS, AAU IN MEMOHIAM. appear;np^iindcr^tQso^head?ngf^e^hargeti If 1'ono*i»C rates:- TEpvSerte<1 in the "EVENING EXPRESS." "WES- ^ord, MaiL," and "WEEKLY MAIL, 3s. for 50 and Id. for each Additional Word. WT^ierted the "EVENING EXPRESS" ?nd evftrv^ LY MAIL" only, Is. for 30 Words and Id. lor Vn wo Extra AVords. »utw° lces of this description will be inserted unless Telerr lca'e(* by the name and address of the sender. Butv 5lns or 'elephonic messages cannot be acted on -JIRTHS, MARRIAGES,DEATHS PBTT T v DEATH. j»n —On November 9th, at Green Lawn, near ntypQo^ A nn (\ rlearlv beloved wife Fredeiick ^P^_gentleman, aged 76. INN AUGUSTINE J. STONE, ¡ (Late STONE BEOS.), | f"NEBAI, FURNISHER & FUNERAL DIRECTOR.! v Personal Supervision to All Order* 9 A4t- Tel.; Cardiff, No. 704: Barry Docks, No. •> I Post Office Tel. No. 612. Cardiff. g Telegrams: STONE BEOS., Cardiff. I STONE BROS.. Barry Dock?. I 5, ORKING-ST., £ «ARDIFF. I m^^l^HOMOI^OA^^B^RYDOCKS^I pTTBUG^AIVI U S EM ENTS~ CARDIFF. THEATRE JJOYAL, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager.Mr. ROBERT REDFORD. TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, November 10th, FOR SIX NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE, MR. H. JJEERBOHM RJIREES Personally-organiaed Company from HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, LONDON, THE JjJTERNAL (JITI, Hall Caine. Music by Mascagni. TITV mrxTSCENERT AND COSTUMES ARE mrxTSCENERT AND COSTUMES ARE ENTICAL WITH THOSE USED AT HIS *AJFISTR>S THEATRE. LONDON. The Cast Includes:- MR. PHILIP CUXINGHAM, j MR. ARTHUR ROYSTON, J MR. J. FISHER WHITE, •* And ] MISS MAUD JEFFRIES. USUAL PRICES. Week:—Mr. George Edvrardes' Company j in "SAN TOY." 780-x Office at Theatre 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 362. a15349 Q R AND rpHEA'TRE. Lessee A, Manager, Edward Quigley. | TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. JYYHEN A "Y^TOMAN IS M"ARRIED. • e3221dlO 1 I^NDREWS' JJALL, £ < ARDIFF. 8 TO-NIGHT. 1 AND EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT, 6 ENORMOUS AND CONTINUED SUCCESS 1 OF THE JJOYAL ITALIAN QIRCUS. V ^6 Only Exhibition of its kind in the whole 5 World. C Andrews' Hall Crowded at Each Performance to its titmost rapacity with delighted audicnces. Pronounced by All to be the Greatest Novelty tha.t has ever Visited this Country. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. NEW ACTS. FRESH NOVELTIES. First time of THE STEEPLECHASE by Dogs and Monkeys. ^irst time of the Thoroughbred Arabian DANCING PONY "JARDINI. y j* an Entertainment ihat must be seen e to believed! ^VER 100 TRAINED ANIMALS, 50 MONKEYS, 50 DOGS, 25 BEAUTIFUL PONIES, TRAINED BEARS, ( GOATS,Ac. Ablolutely tke Largest and Best Animal Circus in the World. ITALIAN MILITARY BAND. GltAN]) ILLUMINATED DAY PERFORMANCES ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. J °ors open at 2; commence at 2.30. 8: —Reserved Seats (numbered). 2s. 6d.; "Phir#? 2s- and Is. 6d.; Second Class, Is.: hair» ^laes, 6d. Children under ten years ice. at 80l\open «ach evening at 7.30; commence o'clo^i, ,rly Door open each evening at p 3d. extra to all parte. A ■^esjrri Si Reserved Seats and Tickets at horn*, Thompson and Shackell'i Music Ware- neen-street. Cardiff. alS>54 1>ING PONG TOURNAMENT. (New Service.) TO BE HELD IN THE LARGE PARK HALL. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 15th, 1902. On R;_ T.EN VALUABLE PRIZES. lew in Window of Crouch and Son, 48, Queen-street, Cardiff. DAN'rrwn .Door open at ^.0 p.ni. f m CRUSH-ROOM from 7 to 10 p.m. } Seen M orm8 and full particulars from Hon. Saker /'u?oward H. Deacon. Mr. Dower J^RTCHMOND-terra^^CC^DIFF^0711^^ rUDLIV ninuui-iiiLii I \j. -CARDITP. I 'Tis not in1 mortals to command success, but we'll do more—deserve it.—" Addison." THE CARDIFF JjJMPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. I TO-NIGHT! I ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHS ON THE A BIOSCOPE OF A TRIP TO THE MOON. An Fxtraordinarv Cinematographic SERIES OF 50 FILMS. JOHN E. COYLE, The Great Eccentric Comedian in his Latest Successes. A Mighty Torrent of Overwhelming Eloquence, BILLY RICHARDSON, Stump Orator. Kruger versus Chamberlain. MARIE FREE. Vivacious in Song and Dance. G RIFF, The Comedian Jugarler, in his Great Whooping Cough Act, assisted by. his smart Page—" Alpha." EDWIN BRETT and EMMELINE ORFORD, In their Popular Duologue-" A Ten-to-One Chance." CHARLES PRELLE, A Ventriloquist with Trained Dogs. CHARLES TORBAY, Comedy Silhouettist. "THE MUSICAL SMITHY," A Clever and Lauehable Sketch, by the J E E S. NEXT WEEK: I R. G. IvNOWLES. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Twtf Performances Nightly. Early One between 7 o'clock and 9; Late One between 9 o'clock and 11. Box Offices open daily (with exception o. Saturdays) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. to j p.m- L18m Plan of Grand Circle. No Booking Fees. NEWPORT. THE NE W P ORT E M P I R» E, •< CHARLES-STREET. S — nirpcior OSWALD STOLL. TONIGHT' Ijondon's New Favourite Ixx>k- < ine us up Harry Ford, in Songs fitted to his P8. I -.Mv Fancv m Marvellous Sand Danc^n?. Bros. Artois. Qnaint Frcnch Clowns + lVo T?a rs Albert Christian, a Fine \oca- h h«t lis?-rs Garcia. Balancing Trapeze Tosh Dixon, the New Eccentric Come- ] lian Kate Cohen, Vocalist- The Albert and { Edmunds Troupe, in the Farcical Absurdly. ( The Locket." Ll8864 J. LEWIS & CO.'S GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE IS NOW ON. And offers a rare opportunity to securo GRAND BARGAINS IN FURNITURE. SPECIAL ATTENTION s drawn to the following lines whi«h are offered at prices never before heard of- ,O TOVFTJY FULL-WEIGHT and SIZE FEATHER BED SETS, well worth 50s. each, 12 SO4°P"M^D WOOL BED SETS u«al «rire 18B. 6d., reduced to clear 9s. lid. ic PAqsoRTED SIZB W0°Ij MATTEESSE8' 6 nrice 14s. 6d. to clear at lis. 6d. oo 7egAccoRTED SIZE ROOK SPRING MATTRESSES, usual price 18«. 6d.. V> dear .» uw- PILLOWS. 2s. lid m Bedding Warranted Pure. ^7E4" M° »„,1 SUITES, KITCHEN FURNI- J^RKARPM RUGS. FLOORCLOTH and rLs Cutlery, Dinner and Tea Sew, Minifies Pianos. Perambulators, Clocks, and Ornaments. The whole of the immense stock has been re-marked and prices re- 5 £ dnced to effect a speedy clearance. a J LE^IS and CO. will PRESENT EVERY PURCHASER HANDSOME PRESENT, According to the amount of their Purchase. All Goods delivered Free and promptly, and atisfaction guaranteed. Country buyers, rail ) asreVdDLWSPECTAL SALE LIST. It will save 1 ou time and money.. J Note only Address carefully, and see yon ome to the Old Leading Firm- J. LEWIS & CO., L 55 and 82, QUEEN STREET, £ is riARDIFF. 11 (5,ctlr Park Hotel). elO467 tl w pERFECT gAFEGUARD ^GAINST pRAUD. IlJ si The WILLIAMS CHEQUE PUNCH Prints mount upon Cheque in Words and Figures. 18 I ONE STAMPING ONLY. | INDELIBLE INK. F; SOLE AGENTS FOR CARDIFF AND | DISTRICT: jn in WESTERN 31AIL LIMITED- TI al5273 ht H m — ■MillVlinP \r st) SMOKE CABLE'S SPECIAL WHAIUKL, » MILD AND COOL, ,RN THE TONGUF.. T IT DOES NOT AFFECT THE AJj REPORT ON CADLES ANALITICALECIAL MIXTURB. per ouncd. the mixture cona j would point ont the very °f Leaves, well enrta. )noiMtlr0_ whu-u « only tif low percentage i ,g iound in mfenor m about one-ha n8tituents of the ash and Q._ -r- tobaccos. ine yf nicotme prove the '5. ZOZ. TfTl. moderate best quality. The whole tobacco to be of the «i when 8nloked ar of the "icot,"fKJKU-y^pc mth a 4in. or 5in. pj through a" ^fa/uch tobacco will not pro- D 28. ilb. Tin. 8dS'ne»rritation, but act as a mild D SPThisVTobacco « ^ke' ^'erio^tindfi8 burn QUflltly XlSGCI I i'b. Post Free 2s. 2d. fT$&ed> County of Gloucester. ■ttr-rr r rrCTF M \NUFACTURERfe, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FROM THE T( ü¡ 5MAS greetingSARDS i SPECIMEN BOOKS i 95, NOW ON VIEW i Te ————N^ STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, 2 Re WESTERN MAIL, CARDIFF. | ST. da at: W, ORDER EARLY FOR FOREIgN POSTAGE or I we Will suppiy you witn an Evening Express" Collecting Book SALES BY AUCTION. ON THURSDAY NEXT. ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED SALE OF SUPERIOR OFFICE FURNITURE, SAFES, DEED BOXES, and OFFICE REQUISITES. Removed to the Salerooms for Convenience of Sale,. MESSRS. GOTTWALTZ AND PERRY are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at their Salerooms, 11, High-street. Cardiff, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 13th November, 1902. at 2.30 o'clock in the Afternoon, A LARGE AND IMPORTANT ASSEMBLAGE OF OFFICE FURNITURE, Comprising THREE SETS OF AY ELL-MADE LOCKERS, fitted with separate locks and keys, two nests of iapanned deed boxes on iron stands. -Y AN 8FT. MAHOG ANY CLERKS' DESK on stand, a, 6ft. mahogany clerks' desk and two solid oak clerks' desks, a nest of mahogany pigeon-holes enclosed by panelled doors, A 7FT. MAHOGANY BOOKCASE enclosed by glazed and panelled doors, other bookcases of smaller dimensions. A 4FT. 6FN. OAK ROLL-TOP DESK on pedestals, the writing slope lined leather; revolving arm chairs, sets of chairs, FOOLSCAP AND OTHER COPYING PRESSES on stands, stationery cabinets, waste-paper baskets, type- writer in case. 9ft. MAHOGANY BOARD- ROOM TABLji fitted six drawers, pedestal ;tnd other writing tables, pedestal of drawers for plans, architect's drawing table, and numerous office requisites. A number of law books. A NEARLY-NEW MILNER'S SAFE in stand, fire-proof safes by Withers, Griffiths. George Price, and Cartwright. ON VIEW DAY PRIOR AND MORNING OF SALE. "15335 (VHOLESALE FISH MARKET.~THE~H \YES CARDIFF. "IVfR. JAMES STEYENS. in conjunc- -LTJL tion with Mr. G. S. GILLER. the Official Salesman, has been instructed to SELL, as tbove. by TM HI.If AUCTION, Without Reserve. it Hair-past Eleven o'clock, on THURSDAY NEXT. November 13, 1902. a Large Consignment jf Hisli-class NURSERY STOCK, Including: — Ibugopsis corealis. euppressus. Lawsonii, abies Nordamania, retinospora. plumosa, lydrangas. lilacs, azaleas, rhododendrons, iycletor spetabilie, syringas, acubas, &c.. Ac.; 3warf and Climbing Roses in great variety j ind of the choicest and best known sorts. 11. High-street. Newport. Nov. 7. 1902. 82491 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. BEECHAM'S PILIiS i CURE BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS, CONSTIPATJON, SICK HEADACHE, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. I And all STOMACHIC TROUBLES. BEE CH A M'S P I L L S REMOVE WIND and PAINS in the STOMACH, AROUSE SLUGGISH and TORPID LIVERS, ENSURE PROPER ASSIMILATION of FOOD, STRENGTHEN the STOMACH. I G E E C HAMS P I L ITS ¡: MAKE you LOOK WELL, FEEL WELL, and ( KEEP WELL. i REMOVE PIMPLES and BLOTCHES on the SKIX, e LAY tho foundaticn of GOOD HEALTH, SUITABLE for OLD and YOUNG. E F, C H A M'S P I L L S d PURIFY the BLOOD and REMOVE SCURVY, ARE MILD, but EFFECTIVE, in their action, S RZMOVE the result of OVER-INDULGENCE, 1 CURE RESTLESSNESS and INSOMNIA. J GEECHAM'S p I T, T, S Are SPECIALLY SUITABLE for the 1 DISEASES and AILMENTS COMMON to FEMALES. IMPROVE the COMPLEXION, A REGULATE the SYSTEM. BEECHAIw'S PILLS have stood the test of over ï years without the publication of testimonials, at ley RECOMMEND THEMSELVES^ [) E E C H A M'S DILLS." 1 ( rpUTJOR WILLIAMS' X 1 pATENT QALSAM OF HONEY IS THE BFST FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL )ISORDERS OF CHEST AND LUNGS, A CERTAIN CURE! pc "Oh! dear me, I forgot to give TUDOR WIL- di IAMS' BALSAM OF HONEY to my children efore they retired to bed. I am certain they } ill COUGH ALL NIGHT WITHOUT IT. There nothing on the face of the earth equal to it; — loroughly up-to-date." 1 In this damp and changeable climate Coughs ad Colds are almost certain at some time aring the winter to visit every household in 1 ie land. It would, therefore, seem only a D ise precaution to keep on hand a bottle of TUDOR WILLIAMS' BALSAM OF HONEY sady for immediate use. Pleasant, soothing. ] ealing, and a splendid tonic, it is certainly ithout an equal for the prevention and cure troublesome coughs and in all throat and la mg affections. Moreover, it does what no ok mple cough remedy will do—it promq^es Cl ppetite. aids digestion, increases weight, and lilds up the health and strength generally. t containf-no opiate or other narcotic, and i perfectly safe even for the youngest infants. E am coostantlv receiving reports from all „ \rts of the kingdom attesting its remarkable I jwer to relieve and cure troublesome coughs. — IS PRESCRIBED BY THE MEDICAL PRO- c RSSION, and USED in the LEADING HOS- > [TALS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. H BALSAM OF HONEY rl, jntains PURE vVELSH HONEY and an cv sence of the purest and most efficacious vc erbs on the Hills of Wales, being gathered sii the proner season, when their virtues are le full nerfection. w A STIPENDIARY AND A MAGISTRATE IN HE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN REMARKS:— ] I feel it mv duty to inform you that I have ( t :en using your Tudor Williams' Balsam of y oney in my family, which is a, large one, for I any years, and have proved its great value, 'S iving used nothing else for Cough during — easles, Whooping Cough, and Bronchitis, and ç .n highlv recommend it to all parents for k. ich complaints." Try it: you will not regret izc TP. SEE YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE. -r UDOR WILLIAMS' J PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY. V BRITISH OFFICERS PRAISE IT. J Sir,—Your Tudor Williams' Patent Balsam — Honey cured me of a stubborn cougil and f cbt chest, which prevented me from attend- g to my drills. Ftl T. FOXHALL, S.M.R.A.. r Devon Artillery, Devonport. X Sold by all Chemists and Stores in Is., 2s. 6d., id 4s. 6d. bottles. Sample bottle sent (pewt I lid) for Is. 3d., 3s., and 5s. from the inventor. TUDOR WILLIAMS, L.S.D.W.E., MEDICAL-HALL, ABERDARE.' ) DR "TRONCLAD" J^JODEL PIANO, .1.- UPRIGHT GRAND OVERSTRUNG. Ej jne Rich and Equal. Touch Perfect and Unfailing. ar Prompt Cash, £28 (Carriage-Paid) 3 en may be had on extended payment system do for small sum monthly. V CATALOGUES POST FREE. V. )ALE. E'ORTY & CO. T PIANO & ORGAN MERCHANTS, ( CARDIFF. I M; kiso at Cheltenham. Binningham, Ac. e9141 N MESSRS. S. H. BROOKS and CO., Auctioneers, Valuers, House, Estate, and r •mmissioii Agents, Hotel Brokers and Fire X iss Assessors, Brokers and Diamond srcbants ST. MARY-STREET, and 37, WESTGATE- STREET, CARDIFF. T legrams: Brooks, Auctioneer, Cardiff." V Lt. Tel. No. 1281. Bankers: Metropolitan Hi mk of England and Wales, St. Mary-street, — Cardiff. j ive Several Houses for Sale and to Let. ( nts Collected upon Reasonable Terms. iluations of every description made in Town Y Country. Sales Conducted on Reasonable Tr ■rms. Sales by Auction of High-class House- ref Id Furniture, Ac.. Ac.. Mondays and Thurs- — ys at 2 p.m.. and Wednesdays and Fridays 7 p.m., at the Coronation Auction Mart. 37, estgate-street (opposite General Post-office). itrancc also 95, St. Mary-street. All Goods of View daily. el0582 lC1 IF YOU WILL GIVE ONE PENNY TO CARDIFF INFIRMARY PREPAID SCALE. SnalJ Prerald AdTerttsements are Smerted 12 the" EVENING EXPRESS" at the foUowlng T litre >— ONCE. THB,!R 8IX TiatKB. TIMKS. S. D. 8. D. S: D; I 12 words or less 0 3 0 6 10 9 13 to 19 words. 0 5 0 10 1 3 20 to 26 words. 0 7 1 2 1 9 Each extra 7 n* 9 words 0 2 0 4 0 6 COMBINED SCALE'Tor-Small Prepaid Advn- I tisements in the WIr8T&RN MAII-" EVENING EXPRESS —————————————— WOKD.j. ONCIT -THRIKIC I SIX TIMKS. Tiatlts. lO s. D. S. p. S. D. 12 less 0 8 1 4 2 0 19 1 2 0 3 0 20 to 26 1 4(2 8 4 0 Each extra 7^ « « words 0 4 0 8 10 In all cases the name and address are aonated aa part of the advertisement. MEDICAL lyrES. E. A. Bowers, certificated Matcrnitv Nurse; Sfncral masseuso.—3, Northcote-street, Lardiff. fplegraphic Address, "Bower?." Cardiff. d!2 A SSISTANT. qualified. Welsh, disengaged: interview dci:irc(1—Apply L 88, Evening Express Office. Car- e32S4d!2 LEGAL. LEGAL.—Very busy firm, vacancy for Amcled'cierkl moderate premium for industrious youth L 79 Evening Express, Cafdiff. e525Jdll SCHOLASTIC. rpYPEWRITING.—Vacancy for Pupil; very moderate rpYPEWRITING.—Vacancy for Pupil; very moderate J. premium.-Apply Western Mail Office. St, Ma»v- sireet. Cardiff. e9550 IjAOR l'upils and Teachers.—Compaas and Divider, re-fill leads. Is., post frec.-Stattonery Depart- ment, est"rn Mai!, Cardiff. e7896d PONTNEWVDb N ational Schools.-A-ant Assi-s P tant Master (ex-P.T.) for upper standard?; draw- ng. tonie-solfa; Churchman; "alary. £65 (paid ^onthly)—Apply, with copies of testimonials, Vicar, Pontnewydd, Newport, Mon. e3271dl2 RENCH. tauinht bv nptti- two, diplomac, at own FRENCH taught by nathe, two "diplomae, at onn pupils house, daytime or evenings M 2S Even- ng Kxpres?, Cardiff. e3514dl4 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. A T1" wen to study Mre. Beeton^ Cookery Book, Is. 2d., poet free.—Stationers department, Western Mail. Cardiff. WANTED. distrirT Nurse for"La^n^ado"c Nursinc Association—Vicar, Aberanell, Garth R S O ireconshire. e3326dl5 IXfANTBD, Houseraatd: strong country girf pre- TT ferred; small family.—'Williams, Pcngam, Roath ■ ard' eJ310dl4 REQUIRED, in an open-aid private sanatoriumT-^ Waitress. J'antry and Kitchenmaid, or good Gene- at Also middle-aged Woman in charge of bungalows. -Apply M 19, Evening Express. Cardiff. el0708 IT^ANTED, vcung House-Parlourmaid; foreigner or TT from conntn- preferred; good references inriis- • lensable; smail famUy.—Mrs. Parker, Llandaff-place >rdifr. e3329dl5 fTTANTED, experienced Cook-GeneraTi houPe^par- T T lourmaid kept.—Mrs. Sheppard, Cartrefle. Bridg- >nd, Glara. e3285dl3 ANTED. Cook-Housemaid for small'family T'rn- TT arth; £ 13.—Apply M 16, Evening Express, Car- liff. e32P7d13 4 S good Cook, where kitchenmaid is kept, in gentlrP i'Y man's family—E. Jones, Graig Llwvd, IJantri- ant. Glamorganshire. e3313dll VrURSE-Housemaid wanted— Apply Mw7 Wilson ."To ictoria-road, Penart h. e3229dll r^<ck>i)'Laundryroaid anted: to awist in housework. J —Mrs. Hibbert, Dinas Powls, near Cardiff. •_ e33Cldll rX7\ANTED, by middle-aged person, situation as c T T good Plain Cook; Christian family preferred.— 1 address C. M., Hurleigh House, Enfield, Middlesex. 1 — e3270d12 WANTED, experienced General Servani.; good V V wages—Apply 56. Park-place, Cardiff. fS257dll [X7"AJsTED, good Plain Coob for doctor's house in V T country; four in farrv y; house-parlourmaid, urse. and boy kept; wages, £18 to £ 20.—Apply Mrs. I orben. Caldicott. Chepstow. e3246dll [ATANTED, a respectable Girl7 about" 18; assistance TT given.—77. Plymouthroad, Penarth. e3260dll 1 nrr^AjfTED, an experienced Housemaidgowi"wages" 8 M —Apply, personally, with references, any evening fter 6.0. 23, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. eo306dl4 J, HOTEL SERY ANTS. ] II HALLETf'S" Licensed Victualler's Trade Book, g j[1 showing takings and wipensea tor 3 years; 6s. 3d., 3st free.-Stationery Department, Western Mail, Car- iff. d i TT ANTED immediately, General 8ernnt: 2 j. f r, family.-Mrs. Evans, Star Inn, Llansamlet., i e3237dH g :XTANTED, respectable Nurse Girl.—Apply7 Mrs. a r V .Sheppard, Claude Hotel, Roath, Cardiff. e3334dl2 TfANTED, good. Plain Cook. Also experienced J (V coffee and commercial-room Waitress—Mrs. fi avies, Feathers Hotel, Aberayron. e3249d# (' MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS I FEMALE Learners in the Post-office at,Cardiff (15-18)" J Forthcoming Examination—Applications must be ceived at.- the Civil Service Commission, London, not ter than the 27th November on printed forms, to be S )twined, together with particulars, from the Secretary, ivil Service Commission, Burlington-gardens, London, cl0719 XT ANTED, respectable Lade to «el) the Evening f\ Express nightly.—Apply to Manager, Evening xprew Office. High-street. Newport. el0223 ^LOTftJNG—Wanted, an experienced_Hand—Apply an p(-ri AT)ply J David Davics, Haverfordwest. eo399dl4 õi 10UTH Africa—Grand, openings for men and women 5 of all trades and business. Ifhe new work. "From ome, to Golden. South Africa." written right up to ite from actual personal experience on the spot, gives « cry possible information as to procuring "permits, >yage, wages, trades suitable, cost of living, securing uations beforehand. —Ccpy sent, with author's "1 tter of aavice. on receipt of 2s. by W. M. Holland. 651, J an ds worth-road. London. S.W. Mention trade. edl4 "1 .rtli: NG Man wanted; 35s. per week and~ commis- J L sion"; regular work; splendid opening—Address e )mpo Works, Farnworth, Bolton. Lanes. e3269dl2 SROCEEV and Provisions—Wanted immediately, X active young Man. 18 to 20; outdoors; good refe- nces— Ptate wages Aldert. Pengam. e3265dl2 "J mUAXION "wanted by a young Man (20) in any J j capacity; .well, up in all kinds of auctioneering; f* wd writer; or warehouse, any position of trust; refe- nfM.—I. 32. Evening Express, Cardiff. e3260dl2 J -i7 XTANTED, strong, active, single Man for kitchen s' r V gardes. <tc—State age, wages required, references Birt. Gilwern, Abergavenny. e3C;74dl2 f T-OUNG^ady desires Engagement in any business; k. [ inexperienced; give month if desired.—12, Glyn- pt rchwr-road,1 Poittardulais. e3238dll k RMY Reservist (cflvalrv-) seeks Situation in J. V capacity: good character.—Harding, 28, Meteor- ec reet, Adamsdown, Cardiff. e33O0dl4 w )RAPERY—Young Laoy for the fancy counter.— Apply, enclosing photo. Morgan, Brecon. el0699 X RONMONGERY. —Wo have a vacancy for an Appren- tice; indoors; premium required.—Jenkins and Co., Oxford-street, and 9 and 10, Park-street, .Swatisea. e3317d15 ANTED, -ii all-roi.ind working Gardener; scona YANTED, !>n all-round working Gardener; second a kept; £ 1 a week, cottage, and coal.—Prjtchard, a. umlin-hall, near Newport, Mon. e3327dl2 VANTED, hawkers, dealers, shopkeepers send for — VANTED, hawkers, dealers, shopkeepers send for — price list Brussels Carpets and Hearthrugs to jssrs. Ward. 88. Rosebajnk-street. Dundee. e3328dl5 i S Groom or second Coachman; ride, drive single and I pair; aged 25: good references; disengaged.—M 34, ening Express, Cardiff. e3335dl5 MM—tO CLERKS, MANAG ERS, Ac. 1 Os. Weekly.-8p1lrc time employment ere offered either sex who can write.—Send addressed velope F. Lewis (Dept.'C), 11, Pickering-place. Lon- n. W- el0704 SLERK, good correspondent, for Sheffield hou^e; S J able to correspond in \elsh: permanent and pro- J8 Jssivo position to suitable applicant; state age. date liberty, experience, references, and salary expected.— Idress Manager, J. U. Graves, Division-street. e3251dll »3 Weekly—Persons wanted everywhere for address- ( rI ing circulars.—Send addressed envelope for proposal tnager, 8 B, Elm Lodge, Southall, Middlesex. e3319dl5 la IT"ANTED immediately, a general Shorthand and T Engrossing Clerk.—Apply, stating age, experience, 2, d salary required, together with references, to C. and -jr Kenshole, Solicitors, Aberdare. t3223dl5 Jf »1 Daily—Easy evening employment anywhere offered V anybody who writes legibly.—For terms send I dressed envelope North (Dept. 8 E), 6, York-buildings, 81 [elphi, London. e3320dl,5 Y: ETANTED, carting .agent's Clerk at once; good V character essential; state salary.—Apply Mr. R. — itehinson. G.W.R., Maesteg. e3316dl6 [ KAVELLERS, AGENTS, &c > rOITNG gentleman, good appearance and address, an wishes engagement as private or public-house W aveller: in brewery or wire and spirit trade; good fo erenMs.—L 73, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3247dll i wealthy company of long-standing, with wide con- 1 V nections and a rapidly increasing business, is pre- hi red to offer ,a.lu..tk Agency t -a capable business man M good appearance and address: London or provincial in ras—Address L 85, Evening Express, Cardiff. el0701 St MILLINERS. "VITTLLINERY.—'Wanted, an, experienced First. Hand. 1f1.. —State aec, expesjencc, and salary to John Evans and Co.. Drapers. llabtypridd. e3250dl] MXLI.lNKR wanted J stylish; ser\o and keep stock; PREMISES. MESSRS. S. hern AND i'ERTWEE, AUCTION- SEBS. VALUERS. SURVEYORS, HOUS AND ESTATE AGENTS. Fcr List uf Business 'reicises aad Houses to be Let or sold see "Western Ml 1" daily. Printed Register free. Offices, 93. St. Mary; ireet. Cardiff. Established 184°. ruIE L¡.; ofiand Tenast; Is. post free, .l.. —Stationery De. meLt, Western Mail, Cardiff. LLANTSHEN.—Edge mbe House, Station road, h cheap to imraei iate purchaser; five bedrooms, bath. box, dressing ro ms; every convenience—Apply Clilpie,. e327dl2 FOR sale. 2 Houses ""Riverside; cheap.—Particulars ^'ito L^ £ 4i Evcni ig Express. Cardiff. r3234dll "let, excellent rooms for Offices \J or Residence; go >d position: very reasonable.— Write L 66. Evening Ej jress. Cardiff. e3236dll "VIEWPORT.—Good S\ ;tes of Offices to let. in Western J.1 Mail-chambers, 22 High-street—Full particulars on jpplicaiion to Local Janager. on the premises. el0686 OFFICEiS to Lct.^A suite of Three Rooms, a suite °'rrwo I;°oms. ai I a Single Room—Apply to E. H Craitor. Western K yi-ch»mhers, Cardiff. e!0686 rj^O be sold. cheap,~H iiseT Lansdowne-road, Canton.— i L Evening trees. Cardiff. e3235dll BARRY, 24. Lewis- reet; healthiest position; 6s.; water included.—^ pplv No. 2. e3259dll FR sale, Freehold 'ropertv in London, Swansea, and Loughor, Le( sehold Ground Rmts in Swan- sea, Leasehold Property in Swansea and Cardiff.—Apply Astley Samuel, Auctioneer, Swansea. ?J282dl3 EXTENSIVE corner Business Premises to let. 95, M oodville-road b< t part; immediate possession.— Apply Cardiff Steam aundty, Dyeing, Carpet, and Window-cleaning Com pi y (Limited), Cathay*. c3305dl4 APA MENTS A PARTMENTS^~su7t gentleman; terms moderate.— £ ._Newport-road, Cardifl'. eo214d!0 rpWO furnished Apart hents: ,adirs or gentleman.—2, I A^'oodland-place, A'ordswort h-avtaur, Cardiff. ('3:i3ZÙ12 BUSINESS- rpR DISPQSAlT" IjlOR immediate dispoi il. att old-established Chemist's Business, situate ii one of the principal streets in Swaasea; price low.—A] bly K- H-, Western Mail Office, Swansea. e3267d12 "I7WR immediate <li?poj li^as^i going concern, the old- L established Painti Decorating, and Plumbing Business of Messrs. V [tkics and Sons, Cross-street, Abergavenny.—Apply j. xofflkins and Capper. Auc- tioneers, Abergavenny. e3243dll PUBLi 1-HOUSES. GOOD Beerhouse to lc centre of town £ 50 ingoing; good reason for 1 iving-^APPly M 17, Evening Express. Cardiff. C3298dl3 RIFLEMAN'S Arrcs Blaenavon—To let, this genuine fully-lictni >d Houses b0'11 under popular hrr-wers; ingoing-bv val iation, estimated about £ 2#0.— Further particulars Mesffs. Torakins »nd Capper. Hotel -1 Valuers and Auctioneeri. Abergavenny. ol0713 ] FARMsIaND LAND. i WANTED to rent^ L Farm, from 30 to 80 acres: good house, and liildings and water supply; at an early date.—L 77, E-Jning Express Office, Cardiff. T c3252dll BICYCLES, dc. REPAIRS il sent tajjorrw Bros., C>cle and Motor Works, Poatypridd^. alw»ys gire satisfaction. Over- haul, enamol, and re-plate for 25s. if sent at once. 1 iccessories to trade at ^olesale factors' prices. tli»47 1 c £ 1 per week if disabled by accident; Is. Id., poet free—Stationery Departnent, Western Mail. Cardiff. e7896d r A number of seeoid-hand mid sl.op-soiled Machines £ are now on offer It the Budge-Wh it worth Depot it. extremely low effpet. immediate clearance I »efore the rnl of the season- All second-hand machines I ire carefully Overhauled and the tyres, &c., repaired, t i few free w'. eel Macincs, fitted with two brakes, can j low be picked up at very low prices. Call and inspect, 1 >r send for list.—Rudge-Whitworth (Limited,1, 108, St. a tfary-street, Cardiff. cl0665 t MUSICAL SALES. ] BARGAIN.—Magnificent penny-slot Polyphon Musical Box, No. 104 (as new); 12 tunes.—Seen, or particu- 1 ars; E- Smith, 41 .Cardiff-road, Newport. e3333dl5 J PIANO.—the. School Board Modelf only £ 19"l9s. T cash; full compass, with complete check action: in 1 landsomo walnut case; best value ever produced; J renerallv sold at SO guineas; hundreds supplied to v chools throughout the country.—Thompson and Shackell Limited), 24, Queen-street. Cardiff; 32. Castle-street, h 'wansea; 29, Victoria-street, Merthyr. &e., &c. T PIANO.—Beautiful Collard and fWlard, in handsomo rosewood case, with every modern improvement, ■nly £ 33 10s. quite- equal to new in every respect: nvely tone and unrivalled finish.—Thompson and 7 lhackcll (Limited). 24, Queen-street, Cardiff. J PIANO.—A lovely Upright Grand Schreiber^ "in I elegant rosewood and marqueterie, with patent iuplex resonator attachment; beautifully finiihed and J ree irom blemish: a really handsorqe drawing-room — nstruaient; offered for £ S1 10s. an unrivalled bar- ( 'aln—'Thompson and Shackell (Limited), 24, Queen- J treet. Cardiff. _B PIANO, by Broadwood White, returned from hire. I only £ 15 cash full compass and excellent tone and j, nish an exceptional bargain.—Thompson and Shackell JL Limited), 24, Queen-street. Cardiff. c9701 DALE, Forty, and Co.'s Specialities in full compass, £ iron framed Pianofortes. £ L16 10s; (class A) BaUd, vvalnutwood esse. JJ Ot7LEG.E" M^err^ash~ £ l8 l8sT; lerasrB) solid « wiiuutwood ,ea»s. -1 ipDCC ATIOAL" Modell~cash, £ 22 JOs.; handsome Li wilnutwood case. INFLEXIBLE" —Model"; cash, £ 23 I0s7rfuif"size, £ upright piano; vertical stringing. IRONCI AD" Model; cash, £ 28 fsmalfupriiht grand, f overetrung: see special^ advertisement. LISZT" Model; cash, £ 31 l6».: magnificent value; OA erstnmjr. | KAISER" Model; cash, £ 42; a full upright concert v grand. A LL above Models can be had on our Hire Purchase J nL System for a smsil sum monthly. Call and inspect c bove specialities if seeking a good and reliable Piano — t a moderate cost. DALE. Forty, and Co.. Piano and Organ Merchants, — High-street and Castle Arcade, Cardiff. PIANO, in perfectly condition, by liord"; £ 16; J[ seen by appointment.—Letters to J., 7. Sen- henydd-place. Cardiff. e3241'ill J JEWELLERY FOR SALE. ] ver Watch and Silver ~g Albert, warranted for t.wo years; £ ls.—Abraham- I ins, Jewellers, Newport and Cardiff. el049fi js A BRAHAMSON—Real Gold Brooches, 4s. 6d. gold Ci r\. Dress Rings. 4s. 6d^. Gold Signets. 4s. 6d., Gold -r rarf Pjns, 3s. 6d., r°st 3d- extra; satisfaction guaran- _[ 'fd. *10498 Rt JOIylD Silver Hair Brush and Si! Comb, 15s.; tba r 5 pair a splendid present.—Abrahamson. 119, Queen- J_ reet, Cardiff, and 22, High-street, Newport. O10498 W i BRAHAMSONS, 30. Commercial-street. Newport, ~M 1 and 119, Queen-street, Cardiff.—Special offer of >Iid Silver Keyless Watch, goes for 8 days with ons r-. inding, 30s.. ditto oxydised, 25s.. approval. el0438 — 4. BRAHAMSONS, 30, Commercial-street, 22, High- ( street. Newport, and 119, Queen-street. Cardiff, ock and sell only brand new Goods. Finest m#ke from ie manufacturer to the buyer, saving 30 per cent, to I te purchaser. el0498 4. BRAHAJdSONSr~wen-known~lucky"Guiiica~Gold 1. Wedding Rings, all sizes and widths, from 10s. 6d., | suitable present given with each. Call or send for v* n? size cards to 119. Queen-street, Cardiff, 22, High- reet. and 30, Commercial-strert, Newport. el0498 f~ 4 BRAHAMSON7 Jeweller* A~Si]veiremitiis. ii37"oueen- jL street. Cardiff; 22. High-street, and 30. Commer- Jl-street, Newport. Smart and up-to-date stocks, c-10498 1 VBRAHAMSON'ST—^l ady's real Gold Geneva Watch -J for 25s.: -warranted fwr two years; real Gold Albert match, 15s.; ni':e present, el0498 I BRAHAMSON'S.—Long Gold'jGuard. stamped, only 1 A. 45s.; large stock of the newest charms and pen- p; vnts; real gold, from 3s. each. el0498 jj' VBRAHAMSON.—Real nickle Silver Dinner Cruet, warranted, only 10s.: immense and clxice stock | electro-plated goods always on sale. JFECIAL—Real Silver-hand!^ Butter Knives. Sugar 5 Sifters, Jam Spoons,^ Pickle and Bread Forks, all 'I each; post 3d. extra.—22, High-»treet; nice presents. A el049» Bt: dif COAL FOR SALE. 1 "10ALS.—Telephone, C1024: Ffaldau, 26s.; genuine j Internaticn^I. 25s. 8d.; Special large, 21s.: rel ash re rge, 20s. best nuts, 19s.- Ocean nuts and smalls.— md direct to Agents. West End House Coal Merchants, v_ Wellingtou-street, Canton. e2011d Li: Coal Co., SaUsMirv-road, Cari^tf.—Agents for H North's Red Ash Cfeals. Nat. Telephone, 599. el813d ^OALS per ton for cash on delivery—Red Ash Large J or Cobbles. 17s. 6d.; Range Coal, 16s. 6d.: our — >ecial Large. 22s. 6d.—Shields Brothers, Crwys Coal U ird, R. R., near Crwys Bridge, Cardiff (estd. 1875). e 10615 m. DOMESTIC ARTICLEP, TOW wc shan't be long getting our family washing done, because we use one of Spencer's Wringing Ld Mangling Machines.-Spjtncer's Baby Carriage arehouse. St. John's-square, Cardiff. Send post-card r prioe list. e945:1 ILI APAFTMENTS. A PARTMENTS^~su7t gentleman; terms moderate.— £ ._Newport-road, Cardifl'. eo214d!0 rpWO furnished Apart hents: ,adirs or gentleman.—2, I A^'oodland-place, A'ordswort h-avtaur, Cardiff. ('3332(112 BUSINESS- rpR DISPQSAlT" IjlOR immediate dispoi il. att old-established Chemist's Business, situate ii one of the principal streets in Swaasea; price low.—A] bly K- H-, Western Mail Office, Swansea. e3267dl2 "I7WR immediate <li?poj li^as^i going concern, the old- L established Painti Decorating, and Plumbing Business of Messrs. V [tkics and Sons, Cross-street, Abergavenny.—Apply j. xofflkins and Capper. Auc- tioneers, Abergavenny. e3243dll PUBLi 1-HOUSES. GOOD Beerhouse to lc centre of town £ 50 ingoing; good reason for 1 iving-^APPly M 17, Evening Express. Cardiff. C3298dl3 RIFLEMAN'S Arrcs Blaenavon—To let, this genuine fully-lictni >d Houses b0'11 under popular hrr-wers; ingoing-bv val iation, estimated about £ 2#0.— Further particulars Mesffs. Torakins »nd Capper. Hotel -1 Valuers and Auctioneeri. Abergavenny. ol0713 ] FARMsIaND LAND. i WANTED to rent^ L Farm, from 30 to 80 acres: good house, and liildings and water supply; at an early date.—L 77, E-Jning Express Office, Cardiff. T c3252dll BICYCLES, dc. REPAIRS il sent tajjorrw Bros., C>cle and Motor Works, Poatypridd^. alw»ys gire satisfaction. Over- haul, enamol, and re-plate for 25s. if sent at once. 1 iccessories to trade at ^olesale factors' prices. tli»47 1 (^lARD Case and I)i,-iry7wTih insurance for £ 500^cycli3t c £ 1 per week if disabled by accident; Is. Id., poet free—Stationery Departnent, Western Mail. Cardiff. e7896d r A number of seeoid-hand mid sl.op-soiled Machines £ are now on offer It the Budge-Wh it worth Depot it. extremely low effpet. immediate clearance I »efore the rnl of the season- All second-hand machines I ire carefully Overhauled and the tyres, &c., repaired, t i few free w'. eel Macincs, fitted with two brakes, can j low be picked up at very low prices. Call and inspect, 1 >r send for list.—Rudge-Whitworth (Limited,1, 108, St. a tfary-street, Cardiff. cl0665 t MUSICAL SALES. ] BARGAIN.—Magnificent penny-slot Polyphon Musical Box, No. 104 (as new); 12 tunes.—Seen, or particu- 1 ars; E- Smith, 41 .Cardiff-road, Newport. e3333dl5 J PIANO.—the. School Board Modelf only £ 19"l9s. T cash; full compass, with complete check action: in 1 landsomo walnut case; best value ever produced; J renerallv sold at SO guineas; hundreds supplied to v chools throughout the country.—Thompson and Shackell Limited), 24, Queen-street. Cardiff; 32. Castle-street, h 'wansea; 29, Victoria-street, Merthyr. &e., &c. T PIANO.—Beautiful Collard and fWlard, in handsomo rosewood case, with every modern improvement, ■nly £ 33 10s. quite- equal to new in every respect: nvely tone and unrivalled finish.—Thompson and 7 lhackcll (Limited). 24, Queen-street, Cardiff. J PIANO.—A lovely Upright Grand Schreiber^ "in I elegant rosewood and marqueterie, with patent iuplex resonator attachment; beautifully finiihed and J ree irom blemish: a really handsorqe drawing-room — nstruaient; offered for £ S1 10s. an unrivalled bar- ( 'aln—'Thompson and Shackell (Limited), 24, Queen- J treet. Cardiff. _B PIANO, by Broadwood White, returned from hire. I only £ 15 cash full compass and excellent tone and j, nish an exceptional bargain.—Thompson and Shackell JL Limited), 24, Queen-street. Cardiff. c9701 DALE, Forty, and Co.'s Specialities in full compass, £ iron framed Pianofortes. £ COLLEGE" Model7~ca*h, £ 16 10s; (class A) solid c vvalnutwood esse. JJ Ot7LEG.E" M^err^ash~ £ l8 l8sT; lerasrB) solid « wiiuutwood ,ea»s. -1 ipDCC ATIOAL" Modell~cash, £ 22 JOs.; handsome Li wilnutwood case. INFLEXIBLE" —Model"; cash, £ 23 I0s7rfuif"size, £ upright piano; vertical stringing. IRONCI AD" Model; cash, £ 28 fsmalfupriiht grand, f overetrung: see special^ advertisement. LISZT" Model; cash, £ 31 l6».: magnificent value; OA erstnmjr. | KAISER" Model; cash, £ 42; a full upright concert v grand. A LL above Models can be had on our Hire Purchase J nL System for a smsil sum monthly. Call and inspect c bove specialities if seeking a good and reliable Piano — t a moderate cost. DALE. Forty, and Co.. Piano and Organ Merchants, — High-street and Castle Arcade, Cardiff. PIANO, in perfectly condition, by liord"; £ 16; J[ seen by appointment.—Letters to J., 7. Sen- henydd-place. Cardiff. e3241'ill J JEWELLERY FOR SALE. ] LADY'S or Gent'* Solid Silver Watch and Silver ~g Albert, warranted for t.wo years; £ ls.—Abraham- I ins, Jewellers, Newport and Cardiff. el049fi js A BRAHAMSON—Real Gold Brooches, 4s. 6d. gold Ci r\. Dress Rings. 4s. 6d^. Gold Signets. 4s. 6d., Gold -r rarf Pjns, 3s. 6d., r°st 3d- extra; satisfaction guaran- _[ 'fd. *10498 Rt JOIylD Silver Hair Brush and Si! Comb, 15s.; tba r 5 pair a splendid present.—Abrahamson. 119, Queen- J_ reet, Cardiff, and 22, High-street, Newport. O10498 W i BRAHAMSONS, 30. Commercial-street. Newport, ~M 1 and 119, Queen-street, Cardiff.—Special offer of >Iid Silver Keyless Watch, goes for 8 days with ons r-. inding, 30s.. ditto oxydised, 25s.. approval. el0438 — 4 BRAHAMSONS, 30, Commercial-street, 22, High- street. Newport, and 119, Queen-street. Cardiff, ock and sell only brand new Goods. Finest m#ke from ie manufacturer to the buyer, saving 30 per cent, to I te purchaser. el0498 4 BRAHAJdSONSr~wen-known~lucky"Guiiica~Gold — 1. Wedding Rings, all sizes and widths, from 10s. 6d., | suitable present given with each. Call or send for v* n? size cards to 119. Queen-street, Cardiff, 22, High- reet. and 30, Commercial-strert, Newport. el0498 f~ 4 BRAHAMSON7 Jeweller* A~Si]veiremitiis. ii37"oueen- jL street. Cardiff; 22. High-street, and 30. Commer- Jl-street, Newport. Smart and up-to-date stocks, c-10498 1 VBRAHAMSON'ST—^l ady's real Gold Geneva Watch -J for 25s.: -warranted fwr two years; real Gold Albert match, 15s.; ni':e present, el0498 I BRAHAMSON'S.—Long Gold'jGuard. stamped, only 1 A. 45s.; large stock of the newest charms and pen- p; vnts; real gold, from 3s. each. el0498 jj' VBRAHAMSON.—Real nickle Silver Dinner Cruet, warranted, only 10s.: immense and clxice stock | electro-plated goods always on sale. JFECIAL—Real Silver-hand!^ Butter Knives. Sugar 5 Sifters, Jam Spoons,^ Pickle and Bread Forks, all 'I each; post 3d. extra.—22, High-»treet; nice presents. A el049» Bt: ^dit COAL FOR SALE. 1 "10ALS.—Telephone, C1024: Ffaldau, 26s.; genuine j Internaticn^I. 25s. 8d.; Special large, 21s.: rel ash re rge, 20s. best nuts, 19s.- Ocean nuts and smalls.— md direct to Agents. West End House Coal Merchants, v_ Wellingtou-street, Canton. e2011d Li: Coal Co., SaUsMirv-road, Cari^tf.—Agents for H North's Red Ash Cfeals. Nat. Telephone, 599. el813d ^OALS per ton for cash on delivery—Red Ash Large J or Cobbles. 17s. 6d.; Range Coal, 16s. 6d.: our — >ecial Large. 22s. 6d.—Shields Brothers, Crwys Coal U ird, R. R., near Crwys Bridge, Cardiff (estd. 1875). e 10615 DOMESTIC ARTICLEP, J TOW wc shan't be long getting our family washing done, because we use one of Spencer's Wringing Ld Mangling Machines.-Spjtncer's Baby Carriage arehouse. St. John's-square, Cardiff. Send post-card r pnw list. e9453-l "Mf Griffiths (established 1871), Domestic Machinery T «Depot. 146, W ;^dsor-road. Neath, for best com- f- ned Washing and Mangling Machines, Knitting acbines (all makers., cash or hire, lessons free). Sew- g Machines (bottom witli 10 years' warrant*),—- _iv Jid for lists. >10664 Ca MEDICAL REMEDIES. CORNS.—The only infallible cure for Corns 2nd Warts without plaster, lotion, einirnent. poultice, or caustic; certain cure; Is—E. S. W., 4, West End-trr- caustic; certain cure; Is.-E. S. W., 4, West End race, Willington, Durham, c3261dll CHILLS induced by uncertain weather or sever* climatic changes will be rendered harmless by a prompt recourse to Kernick's Vegetable Pills, 7Jd. 13id., and 2; 9d. per bcs. of all Chemists. al407S HERCULOIDS Ilerculoids!! Herculoids! Nature's "free"-phosphorus tonic for Nervous Weakness, Exhausted Vitality, whether in youth or may he obtained of the ioaowing agents:—Jones, Chemist. Roath; Greaves, Chemist, Canton; Harries. Quren- street; Williams. James-street; Loreluck, Aberavon; Jones, Neath; Oswald Davies, Arcade, Pontypridd; Harries. Newport; Davies, Tonypandy; George. Pentre. FOR Liver Complaints, Biliousness, or Indigestion try Kernick's Vegetable Pills. They are boons to busy nven. Thousands use no other medicine- E1407S CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. BILLPOSTER requires covered Hanatruck; must he light, cheap, and sound.—L S3, Western Mail. Car- diff- e3;sfdI3 PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. LARGE fat Hens for killing, Is. 8d. each—E. Glass. Milk-street. Frome. o3224dl0 GA'vf E. Fowl, and Fatbits.—Wanted, a weekly fllj)ply. either on commission or on charge; guarantee; clean home: 10s. 6d. per dozen for full- grown trap rabbits, and 9f. 6d. for shots—Apply to Thomas and White, Game, Fowl, and Rabbit Salesmen, 18, Swinton-strcet, King's Cross-road, London, W.C. ",10716 MISCELLANEOUS. CONSCIENTIOUS, elderly abstainer would take charee country house, winter—M 20, Evening Express. Cardiff. r-3303dll CONJURING and Drawing-room Magic.—Private lessons given by a celebrated conjurer: latest methods; success guaranteed; terms moderate; appoint- ment by letter—Nemo, 10, Beauchamp-stiert, Cardiff. c3331dl5 ARTIFICIAL Legs, Hands. Eyes, Trusses, Leg Irons. A- Crutches, Belti. Children's Rubber Trusses. Elastic Stockings. A-c.; repairs or re-covering done; lady atten- dant. Catalogue free.—Note only addresses, Allen Pearce, 7, Charles-street, Cardiff, and Broadmead. Bris- tol. el04P6 PALMISTRY—Madame Proctor has returned to her consulting rooms, Wbarton-street. Cardiff. e]0706 IS ycur Watch Wring? The best and cheapest shop in Cardiff 'or the repair of Watches of every in Cardiff for the repair of Watches of every flescription (English or Foreign) is 38, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir (for ten vears with Mr. Spiridion). Clocks and Music Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. MISCELLANEOUS SALES. 10,000 Handbills. 8s. 6d.; 1,000 Ruled Billheads." 4s" Fisher and Co., Ticket Writers, Broadmead. Bristol. e32S3dl3 FOR sale, 4 silent Sausage Meat Cutters: only, used for a short period; can be seen any time at laughter-house, Capcocli.—Apply Co-operative Society, Pit-street. Abcraman. e3307dll wanted to buy our celebrated Painters' 3 Coats at _s. 3d. and 2s. 6d.: patent pockets.— Ingram Rees. Outfitter, &c., 54, St. Mary-street, and iVyndham Arcade. Cardiff. e3254dll A RTlS r offers for Smmcdiato sale 8-guinca pair J\. Em ree. Dishes Al quality: detachable handles, cru'ing four dishes: fashionable cblong pattern; accept 10s.: appraval. post free, beforo payment willingly.— \ddress L 25, Evening Express, (ardiff. e31old!3 t~lIREWORKS. Balloons, Bengal Matcher, Colourod Fires.—Send for wholesale list to Richardson and Zo., Royal Arcadc-chambers, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e 10545 -_u + I'ADY offers privately m?ginficent 10-guinea Cabinet .4 of Fish Knives and Forks, containing twelve jairs sterling silver-mounted Government hall-marked, lerfectly new: will sacrifice for 4Cs.. approval willingiy irfcro pavmeut—Address L 24, Evening Express. Car- iifT. e3162dl5 [^CANDESCENT Mantles—The new Stella (licensed under Welsbach); the, most brilliant and durable nantle on the market; wholesale agents wanted.—Write or prices to the Manufacturers, Blackburn lncsndescent lasfittings Company. Clayton-street. Blackburn. Special irioes to largo buyers of Jena Goods. el0669 rjAFES—150 Fire, Thief, half pr J Frederick-street, Sunderland el0411 ^VlT I.engtb si~ 6d". IOsT" 6dTT2s. 6d., 15sT.~in 0 All Wool, Vicunas, SergN, Tweeds,; patterns free; n" length cut, carriage paid—Albion Woollen Manu- uring Co., 56, Woodbouse-Iane, Leeds. el0635 P~ ING Pong ;n sets, or Requisites sepaxately-bats, 13 balls, racquets, pickervup. Sandow's Dumbel18 nd Developers, Boxing Gloves, Jtc.—Korton, 126, Queen- treet, Cardiff. cl0063 IREM OOD. in block or cut to proper size, ls. 9d. per r. cwt., or in bundles. 3s. per 100.—Orders to Master,, Jnion Workhouse, Cardiff. el0549 rpiREWORKS.—Send for Wholesale Fireworks List.= rid. goods, is. 2d. per gross; id. squibs, crackers, rherts, &c., 2s. 4d. per gross; ld. goods. 4s. lid. gross; d., 10s. 6d. per gross—Richardson, Royal Arcade-cham- ,ers, Cardiff. el0545 ARPAUI,IN,S, Horse, ('art & Rick rARPAULINS, Horse, Cart &, Rick Covers, Oilskins, Harness. Coal-bags, Tent.s. 811n-hlindF. Flags, &.e.- 'red Morgan & Co., Manufacturers, Mill-lane, Cardiff. 1-10372 ^TEW ArtisUe Lace Shelf Paper, in packets containing .^1 12 sheets, 34 incBes long, 7d., post free.—Stationery lepartment. Western Cardiff. l"|"RS. Beeton's Cookery Book, is. 2d., post free.—Sta- VI tionery Department. Western Mail. Cardiff. e7896d -1 OLD Bronze Powaer, ueed with water for picture jr frames, &c., 6d. per jacket, post free.—Stationery lepartment. Western Mail Limited. Cardiff. e9550 g "tABD Case and Diary, with insurance for £ 500; cyclist, £1 per week if disabled by accident; ld. post free.—Stationery Department. Western tail Limited. Cardiff. e9550 1 AVE Time Letter Cards, 4id. packet of 25; postage i ld. extra.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, limited, Cardiff. e9550 of Pr :v:.te Account Books, cash book, ledger, aM 5 day book, 3s. 6d. and ds. per set; postage 6d. ctra.—Stationery Department, Western Mail Limited, nrrESTERN MailFootball Annual for 1902-3; fixtures of South AVales clubs: biographies of players: post free—Stationery Department, Western Mail, ardiff. e9S5S Eny Rare—Mr. J. M. Staniforth's Political Car" V Icons of the General Election, 1895; price 9d.. post ce- a few copies only to be had.-Stationery Depart- Lent, Western Mail, Cardiff. e9550 rNDEXKD Letter or Invoice Tile, for private or office P use, 2s. SU.. post free.—Stationery Department, estern Mail Limited. Cardiff. e9550 rABLE Tennis Sets. as. 6d., 5s., 7s. 6d.. 10s. Ed.— Stationery Department, Western Mail Limited, 1 ardiff. e9550 i LL about Cooker* ov Mrs. Isabella Beeton; "a collection of practical recipes, 2s. 9d.. poet free. 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A STABLE MYSTERY. By NAT GOULD. Author of The Double Event*" "Settling Day," In Royal Colours," Ac., 4ft, SYNOF^IS.—Mr. Catteran Creel^v'i? Bine Blood was struck ont of the liEt of runners for the Cesarewitch almost on the eve of the race. As Blue Blood was first favourite, this action occasioned much comment unfriendly to Cresley. a man of stainless honour. The horse,had. in fact, been poisoned. Here was a complete mystery, Ben Fitchett, the was a complete mystery, Ben Fitchett, the trainer, and the stable lad Burton, who did I the horses on the eventful night, being unable lo cast any light on the subject. A detective {Leslie Dethick) was at once called in to investigate the matter. Meanwhile, another horse of Mr. Cresley's Pancake), which ie expected to have no chance, is still ajnonget the starters. But Long Tom, belonging to Dr. Stanley Shortose, a neigh-J hour of Cresley's, advances to the position I of favonrite. The race-day arrives, and an exciting contest takes place, in which Pan- cake plays a surprising part, winning by a head. Dr. Shortoee tries in vain to induce his jockey to lodge an objection. The doctor is very hard pressed for money to meet his creditors. Some of his bookmaker friends promise to help him. He also asks Cresley's sister a Mrs. Kent) to marry him. in the hope that her fortune migrht tide him over his difficulties. Mrs. Kent refuses him. Cresley. however, agrees to lend him two thousand pounds. Meanwhile, the doctor went, up to London, where be was shadowed by Leslie Dethick, the detective engaged inquiring into the poisoning of Blue Blood. Dethick reluctantly came to the conclusion he must have been on the wrong scent, and that the suspicions he entertained against him were wrong. He was more determined than ever to he on the right track, and went down to Cresley again to make more search- ing inquiries. CHAPTER XI.-Continued, He caught his man in the Kursaal, and on taking him back to Margate the offender attempted to jump overboard. Dethick was too smart for him. and said, as he flung him on to the deck with a crash: "My dear fellow, a. watery grave is not your portion at present, although you may ultimately come to that. I am anxious you should prepare for that event by four or five years' earnest work in one of the schools for bad characters established by a paternal Government. To Ostend Dethick went again, and, although it was not the season, he found plenty of strangers there who daily wended their way towards the tables.. He strolled about the quaint streets, and listened to the curious jargon of the people. He looked into shop windows, and wondered ft the fearful eatables he saw therein. He entered a tram and went to the terminus, a.nd then returned to the town. He repeated the ride. and the conductor regarded, him with euspicicon. and had serious thoughts of banding him over to the authorities as an Anarchist. Xobody but a mad Anarchist, he thought, would ride up and down in a tram for the mere pleasure of the thing. Fami- liarity with cars had bred in him contempt for them. lowards ten at night. Dethick strolled into a well-lighted room, where men and women were collected chatting. smoking, and sitting round gaming-tables. He knew the class of people; they were all of the same type. A man in authority recognised him and greeted him with respect. The name of DetMck meant much to this man. _Can I have a few words with you?" said .h£" detective. Certainly, with pleasure. Come in here," md be opened the door of a private room. "Have you ever met a gentleman named Dr. alortose?" Leslie asked, abruptly, and by hie manner indicating he knew his companion yuld answer in the affirmative. The man seemed uneasy, but the detective's 'yes were on him. and he said: "Yes. I know him." "Does he often come or»r to Osrtend?" asked )ethick. es. many times in the course of a year," "Gambles heavily. does he not?" "Not here, I assure ycm. "Oh, no; of cororee he would not gamble teavily here; you never allow it. I asked you 1 f be gambled heavily. Yon know the men rho do." 1 The man shrugged his shoulders and held 1 Int his hands in a deprecating manner. ( "Why are you so anxious to learn what Dr. 1 ihortose does here?" he asked. "Because he is a friend of mine. and I mean o look after his welfare." answered Dethick. The man chuckled to himself and said: "Good. very good. I know what it must be 1 ike to be a friend of yours." ( "Come. tell me about the doctor, there's a ood fellow. I may be able to do you a turn 1 ome day." said Dethick. After a moment's hesitation the man said: 1 "Dr. Shortose is a heavy gambler, and he is 'nd of gay life. There is one woman here to- ] ight. could tell you more about him than. I ( an." "Will you point her out to me after I have 15 card what you have to say?" n "Yes. Dr. Shortose lost heavily here last "ason." Then, lowering his voice, he said: 6 "A curious thing happened at this woman's ouse. A man. who had won heavily, went I ome with her and Dr. Shortose. In the mom. 19 he was found insensible on the sea front, c e had been robbed and drugged. When he covered he exculpated Dr. Shortose and the h oman from all blame, saying he was per- II setly sober and in his right senses when he h 'ft the house. "How he came to be where he was found he a id not recollect. A sudden faintness had ;i»ed him, and he sat down. h "Nothing more could be got out of him. It h my firm belief he was drugged at the oman's house." Ie: "I think you are right," said Leslie. "Show n ie the woman." I p The man opened the door and they looked ito the room. I "There she is. seated at the end table, the oman in black, with a fur round her neck." r, Leslie Dethick stood behind her chair and a- to did not observe him. She was losing, and thie irritated her. 11 Suddenly she rose from the table, turned tl mnd. and saw Dethick. He looked straight, into her face, almost n, idely. and she resented it. j,, "Have you seen me before?" she asked lgrily. Ik- "Y P/i, with my friend Dr. Shortose," was his h lexpected reply. c; He saw her turn pale and gasp, and a u isrhtencd look came into her eyes. a, "Who are you?" she asked. "Your friend if I may be," he said. "I wi8jl £ speak with you." "I am- going home; you can come," she 81 id. followed her out of ,he room and walked U ,°rne<i drn a ,ide «««■ >d entered a la,Se 1,„M| an nir u leseseiun, and invited the detective into a h out room. which he saw at a sUnce1* pensively furnished. keep, tbi, ttp, I wonder:- he .aid to He saw the woman was, or rather had been mdsome, but her features had grown arse, and she lacked refinement. ••Howtdt6yD1Vgll0"ith me?" 8be *«!. ,I-c;" do{>s Dr. Short, spend his time I aiu not his keeper." HP smiled and saiD- Perhaps you arc afraid' of him. It is not pleasant for mysteries to hang about # place." "I do not understand you," she said in low voice. "I allude to the gentleman who was dragged by Dr. Shortose and robbed in this boose." "It was not in this house." She saw Sh8 had committed herself. and added hastily. "I know to what you allude, but we had no hand in it." "We:" "Dr. Shortose and myself." "I do not wish to interfere with you," he said. "I am Detective Leslie Dethick. She started in alarm. "I see the doctor has mentioned my name to you. Come, tell me how he spends his time here." "You are his enemy," she said. "Granted. I have no wish to be yours." "He gambles; he has a passion for it. He has lost large sums here," she said hesitar tingly. "Is this his house?" asked Dethick, ruth- lessly. "Yes, he pays the rent." "I strongly axlvise you to have nothing 14 do with him; lie is a dangerous man." She laughed mockingly as she said.— "-Not dangerous; he is quite harmless, l assure you." He gathered from this that Dr. Shortoso was under her spell, and he did not admire his tagte. He bade her good-night and left her wondering why she bad answered his questions. "He's a man at any rate," she said as sho saw him go down the street. "What a. will he has. He ccnld have forced me to answer any- thing." Dethick was satisfied. He had gnessed Dr. Shortose led a, double life, and now he knew it. He went back to the gambling-house, and asked the woman s name from the man who had pointed her out. "She passes as Madame Trebelli," he replied. "What kind of a woman is she?" Extravagant, given to high play. A woman who would ruin any man." "And Shortose?" "Hes a fool. and infatuated with her. She can get anything from him. He pays her debts. And the man turned up his.eyes and shook his head to show the hopelessness of the doctor's ca" Next day he returned to London. On the steamer he chatted with the chief steward. There were very few passengers. They were old acquaintances; Dethick knew so many people in widely diverging walks of life. "Ever met a man named Shortose?" askctt Leslie. "Shortosc, Dr. Shortose—owner of Long Tom. Yes. I know him. He made me back his horse in the Cosarewitch." "And it didn't, come off." laughed Dethick. "l had half a sov. on the winner." "Some men are born lucky," growled tha, chief. "Do you know Shortose?" "Yee. I have met him several times." "Rum fellow. Regular gambler." said tbo- chief. "Fond of the girls, and all that. He <, aften over at Ostend." "Free with his money?" queried Dethick. "Was at one time. Can't say he is now. He- borrowed a fiver from me last trip he was aver, and I haven't seen him since. Said he was short of ready and had been cleared out at the tables. There's lots of 'em like t.hat." -rowled the chief. "You ought to set up a loan office," said Dethick. "And borrow the money myself," laughed Lhe chief. Dethick went on deck and inhaled the Ele- oreeze. "My friend the doctor seems to have gonØí he pace. Xo wonder he is hard up. And fthen a man is short of coin he often becomes lesperate. I think I can sum you up, doctor, liter my little trip to 'Giddy Ostend.' CHAPTER Xn. GRATE ACCUSATIONS. Leslie Dethick was at home when a wire -cached him requesting his presence at Presley as quickly as possible. "They have found out something. I'mofr." ie said cheerfully. On arriving & Cresley Park Mrs. Kent aa* lim, "I am in great trouble," she said, "Dr. Roberts advised me to send for you. Mr. Lesley, my brother, has been poisoned." "Poisoned!" echoed Leslie Dethick. in uttep Lstonishment at the unexpected announce- aent. "Yes. Arsenical poisoning. Pr. tates." "That s the same poison that did for Bluet Slood," said Dethick. "Dr. Roberts thought there might be eoma) onnection between the two cases," she said. "And he is probably right," replied Dethick. lis eyes gleaming as he fancied he saw the let closing round the man who had baffledi urn and given him so much trouble. Please do not allow Mr. Cresley to know 12 ni here." he added. "I am sure it will be better for me to telij mi." she replied. "It will only annoy him ifi e discovers it himself." "This is a very delicate matter, and requires, areful handling," sa.id the detective. ''1011. met carry out Dr. Roberts's instructions and ropare all his food yourself." "That I shall certainly do," she answered, "Is Mr. Cresley not in bed?" he asked. "Dr. Roberts has ordered him to keep hi., ::10m for a few days, but it goes Tery raucb, gainst his with for him to do eo." "It is all for the best. He is safer therev i that time I may have discovered some-! ling." Leslie Dethick called upon Dr. Shortose the. igbt of his arrival. The doctor professed to, e glad to see him and greeted him cordially. Had Dethick been aware that Dr. Shortose. new he had been shadowing him he would ave been surprised. Such. however, was the, ise, and the doctor had been enlightened. nw ittingly, by one of his numerous gambling cquaintances who knew the detective by- ght. and out of curiosity had watched him allowing Dr. Shortose from a London a tion. When Dr. Shortoee saw Dethick coming tip. ie drive to his house, a wicked look came' ito his eyes, and opening the sideboard ha iok out a. whisky decanter, and removing 1e stopper dropped something in that h. ad taken out of his waistcoat pocket. "So you are still on the track of t.he Bhu," lood nobbier?" said the doctor. (To be Continued tomorrow.)

NAT GOULD'S atest and Greatest Racing STOM "THE SILKEN REIN," Will Shortly Commence in tht "EYENING EXP..RfS a."