The Aberdare Leader

Prepaid Small Advertisements. Inserted at the following specially low rates:— One week. 3 wks. 6 wks. 12 words 0 9 1 9 3 0 20 1 0 2 6 4 0: 28 1 3 3 3 5 0 36 1 6 4 0 6 0 44 „ 19 4 & 7 0 These charges apply only to the fol- lowing classes of advertisements: Apartments, Situations (Vacant or Wanted), To Let, Lost or Found, and Miscellaneous £ >ales and Wants. Trade Advertisements will be charged an additional 50 per cent. Properties for Sale or 'Wanted at doable above rate. If not prepaid extra will be charged. Advertisement & Publishing Offices, 19 Cardiff Street, Aberdare. All replies to be called for at the Office. Advertisers who desire to have replies sent to them should for- ward stamps. WANTED. ABOUT 30 yards of Second-hand Paving for Backyards. — D., Leader Office. SMART Young Ladies as Appren- tices to the drapery.—llltvd Williams, Compton House, Aberdare. STRONG, respectable girl to take* out parcels. — Apply, Ill'tjd Williams, Compton House, Aber- dare. APPRENTICES for the Miiimery Department, also for serving behind the counters. Apply to Messrs. J. H. Powell & Son, London House, Aberaman. GENERAL Servant.—Apply. D. E. Davies, Gadlys, Aberdare. YOUTH to assist in Pledge De- partment. One just left school preferred.—Jacobs and Sons, Car- diff Street. A GOOD General. — Apply, Y.E.A., Leader Office. MISCELLANEOUS. IT is easy to rear every chick to lay at six months old if you sprinkle Karswood Chicken Powder, containing ground insects, regularly over their soft food. Packets 2d., Rd., Is.-Arthur Jones, Cash Stores, Pontcynon. 1/iKK Winter Eggs were ob- f-dcOO obtained from 16 June-hatched chicks fed on Kars- wood Chick-Rearing Meal (Sussex Ground), 31-lb. bag lid., and Kars- wood Chicken Powder, packets 2d., öd., Is.—John Davies, Corn Mer- chant, Duke Street, Aberdare. PIG-KEEPERS who want to turn their money over quickly should use Karswood Pig Powders twice weekly for stores and fattening pigs. Makes them put on flesh. Twelve powders Is. Thousands de- lighted. Arthur Jones, Grocer, Pontcynon. J FINE & CO., 18b Whitcombe • Street, Aberdare, are buying and selling Second-hand Furniture. FOR SALE. OJEC0ND-HAND Push Chair and Pram, good condition. Also Pom Puppy (Malc-).-Goddai-(I-. 10 Forge Row, Aberaman. "It J"ARCH Hatches, R.J.R. Cocker- lVl els (De-Graff strain) for sale, or exchange R.J.R. Pullets, same or exchange R.J.R. Pullets, same age.—17, Leader Office. MARE, good worker. — Apply, Lewis. Aberdare Laundry. 4 LARGE Lean-to Glass-house J\. for sale, in excellent condi- tion.—Apply, D. Condon, Under- taker, Gadlys, Aberdare. SECOND-HAND Kitchen Range, in good condition. Bargain.— Apply, B.G.V., Leader Office. HEARSE, light, glass sides, equal new, low price. Cash or terms. -Marston, 24 Bradford Street, Bir- ningham. I71UNERAL Coach, with child's coffin box, equal new. Cashor erms.—Marston, 24 Bradford St., j :irmingham. TO LET. "TVTITHFA," Broniestyn. Aber- A.\ dare. Vacant middle July. Apply, Jarman, 6 St. John's Sq., rdiff. TO. 5 Clifton Street, Aberdare, to let.—Apply, W. T. Hams, dlys House, Aberdare. rOUSE: and Shop, 46 Lewis St., L Aberaman, to let. Apply, -th, Abernant Road, Aberdjiv. i TESTON S. MARE.—Comfort- r able apartments near sea and ion. Good cooking; attendance. erate terms. — Jenkins, Shirle- e, Locking Road. (Town eu 1.) iONT Sitting Room and Bed- room. suitable for two ladies Apply, IV. C.E., ll" 0 PAGEANT and GARDEN SALE Aberdare Vicarage (If wet at Memorial Hall) THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 12. t 100 Characters, in correct Costume, tell how brave women in Peace and War, have helped to make their nations strong. Garden Sale open at, 3.15; Pageant at 5.30 and 7.30. Orchestra under the direction of Mr. BERT. PHILLIPS. Admission One Shilling. Chairs for Pageant, extra. LOST. FOX Terrier, ears black outside fawn inside. Return to 17 Gladstone Street Aberaman. De- tainer prosecuted. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. TWO Cottages, splendid condi- tion.—lor particulars apply, Isaac, 10 Duffryp Street, Godre- aman. A LADY WITH NURSE & CHILD IS anxious to be received into a perfectly appointed house for a few months. Terms offered, 12 to 15 guineas weekly. Piccadilly Agency, 39 Piccadilly, London. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY. FREEHOLD Houstf and Garden, JT being No. 20 Brecon Road, Hirwain. LEASEHOLD Houses and Gar- dens, being Nos. 30, 31 and 32 Baglan Terrace, Brecon Road, Hirwain.—Apply, 17 Elm Grove, Aberdare. SITUATIONS WANTED. STRONG Girl wants daily work.— Apply, Servant, Leader Office. LADY, with previous experience, desires situation as assistant in shop.-Apply, 4M.B., Leader Office. THE PALACE MOUNTAIN ASH. Monday Next, July 9 MARY MILES MINTER, The World's most Youthful Artist, in FAITH A Charming Story in 4 acts. Episode No. 3-" The Girl and the Game," entitled, The Fight at the Signal Station Coming shortly.—A super Fox production, in 6 reels, "The TWO ORPHANS" HANBURY FOR Painless Extractions. ALL and see him before going J elsewhere. You will find his Teeth the BEST. Never come off and never change their Colour. True to Nature. Mr. Hanbury has a LARGE STAFi Of First Class Mechanics of 20 years standing and experienced n Surgery. ADVICE FREE OF CHARGE. Branches throughout South Wales. Mr. Hanbury attendspersonally 9a.m to 7 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays at 2 CARDIFF ST., ABERDARE. List of Maximum Prices Specially Affecting Consumers. (FIXED BY ORDERS OF FOOD CONTROLLER.) (Corrected to June 1st, 1917.) *Barley (other than kiln-dried) of 1916 harvest—65s. per quarter of 400 lbs. HBeans, Large Butter-Till June 30th, lOd. per lb. July Ist-31st, 9d. per lb. On and after August 1st, 8d. per lb. t:Beans, White Haricot—Till June 30th, 8d. per lb. July Ist-31st, 7d. per lb. On and after August 1st, 6d. per lb. ft Beans, Coloured Haricot-Till June 30th, nel. per lb. July 1st— 31st, 6td. per lb. On and after 2 August lstj 53d. per lb. $tCerealine (or maize meal)—3id. per lb. Chocolate-3d. per oz. ^tHominy—3 £ d. per lb. 2 ftLentils, large manufactured- 8d. per lb. t+Lentils, small manufactured- 7d. per lb. OtMaize, flour—3id. per lb. tMaize, flake"ld. per lb. Maize, semolina-3td. per lb. Meat-Certain restrictions placed on middlemen's profits, but no re- tail prices fixed yet. || Milk :—(1) Milk sold or offered for sale wholesale to be delivered on the premises or at buyer's railway station, where conditions of sale in- clude an obligation to deliver in quantities not less than a specified minimum—6 £ d. per imperial gallon. 2 -(2) Milk sold or offered for sale wholesale, otherwise than in (1)— 5id. per imperial gallon.-(3) Milk sold or offered for sale by retail—2d. per imperial quart: In excess of cor- responding price (a) 011 loth day of same month in the 12 months ending March 31st, 1914, as the month in which the sale or offer for sale takes place. ^tOatmeal—5d. per lb. (b) *Oats of 1916 harves:t-55s. per quarter of 312 lbs.* t1 tOats (rolled, flaked, or other like products), 5d. per lb. XtPeas, Blue (whole or split)-9d. per lb. "tpeas, Green (whole or split)-9d per lb. • ++Peas, Yellow (split)-6d. per lb. Potatoes (1916 main crop) (c):- (1) On sale of potatoes by or on be- half of grower to any person other than a retailer (d)— £ 10 per ton (e) (f). (2) On sale by or on behalf of a retailer (d)-lld. per lb. (g). (3) On sales other than (1) or (2)- £ 11 10s. per ton (h). Sugar (Brewers) (j)—Retail price not to exceed current retail price for granulated sugar. tSwedes-lid. per lb. 2 §Sweetmeats (other than choco- late)-2d. per oz. *Wheat of 1916 harvest—78s. per quarter of 480 lbs. Buyer is entitled to require grain to be placed on rail or (at op- tion of seller) to be delivered to buyer's premises and no additional charge may be made in respect thereof. t Price to include all charges for bags and other packages. Z Must be sold by weight only. Applies to proprietary brands unless otherwise ordered. § Price to include any box, pack- age, or covering. li A new order is to be issued shortly on the price of milk. *f Milk is deemed not to include (i) condensed milk; (ii) dried milk; (iii) milk preparations; (iv) milk sold by retail for consumption on seller's premises if price does not exceed that charged on November 15th, 1916; (v) "accommodation" milk (under certain conditions and exceptions set out in Article 4 (c) of the Price of Milk Order, 1917, dated January 26th, 1917, and Article 2 of the Price of Milk Order (No. 2) 1917, dated February 20th, 1917). (a) In case of dispute the "corres- ponding price" is to be settled by the Food Controller. (c) Includes seed potatoes which may now be sold for human con- sumption. (d) A "retailer" means a person who in the ordinary way of business sells potatoes by way of retail sale. (e) Where buyer requires the po- tatoes to be placed on rail or on wharf no additional charge may be made in respect thereof. íf) The maximum price shall not include the cost of bags or other packages. (g) No charge may be made for delivery to buyer or for bags or other packages. (h) To the maximum price may be added all moneys actually paid for transit by rail or water in respect of iliv potatoes sold, or where, delivery being made by the grower for a re- tailer there has been 110 transport by rail or water, of a reasonable charge for transport not exceeding a charge at the rate of 10s per ton. No charge shall be made for bags or other packages or for the use thereof. (j) i.e., Sugar which when tested by the polariscope indicates a polar- isation not exceeding 89 degrees.

BIRTHS, MARRIACES & DEATHS. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND IN MEMORIAM NOTICES Are charged at the minimum rate of 1/6 for 30 words, and sixpence for each additional ten words or part of ten words, and must be prepaid. Lists of wreaths and wedding pres- ents are charged at the minimum rate of Is. 6d. for one inch and Is. for each additional inch. WEDDING. DAVIES—MORRIS. At Holy Trinity Church, Swansea, by Rev. E. D. Henry, Vicar, on July 3rd, 1917, Ivor, the youngest son of the late Mr. D. Davies, Bailey's Arms, and the late Mrs. M. Morgan, Mountain Ash, to Lizzie Morris, daughter of Mrs. M. Thomas, and the late Mr. Rees Thomas, Crown Hotel, Aberdare. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. CHELLEY.— Mr. John Chelley and family, of Sunnyside, Cwmbach, desire to thank their numerous relatives and friends for kind messages of sympathy and floral tributes sent them in their sad bereavement. GOWER.—Mrs. Gower, 3 Monk St., Aberdare, desires to thank all kind friends and relatives for messages of sympathy and floral tributes sent to her in her recent bereave- ment. GILES.—Mr. Giles and Mrs. Evans, 23 Seymour Street, Aberdare, beg to sincerely thank the neighbours and friends for their kindness and ) letters of sympathy and floral tributes, in their recent sad be- reavement. IN MEMORIAM. rliO-NIAS.-In loving memory of David John, the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas, 8 Maelgwyn Terrace, Gadlys, Aber- dare. Killed in France July 4th, 1916. To-day recalls sad memor- ies. ;i health and strength he left his home, Not "thinking death so near, 'he call was short, the shock severe, To part with him we loved so dear. —Deeply mourned by father, mother, sisters and brothers. "EAGUE.—In deep and affectionate memory of our dear, son and brother, Private Fred Teague, King's Shropshire Light Infantry, dearly beloved son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Teague, 6 Aberdare Rd., Glyn Neath, who was killed in action at the Battle of Somme, July 1st, 1910. Age, 20 years. J .LN father or mother saw him die, N sister or brother to say good-bye, N friend or relation to clasp a hand, Bt we hope to meet him in the promised land. —From parents, brothers and sisters. T[OIJAS.-In loving memory of Private D. J. Thomas, of the ;outh Lancashires, beloved hus- band of Lily Thomas, Lady Tyler, Ethrmney, who was killed in action n France on July 4th, 1916. Thy will be done."—From his .oving wife and baby. DAVIES.—In loving remembrance )f our dear brother, Private Dd. JQhn Davies, Devonshire Regt., ivho fell in France, July 1st, 1916, ate 0: Llwydcoed. Ever remem- bered by his loving brother and sister; • Far awty from his home and loved OlCS, a (I iP rest in a far-away land; Never tiore shall our eyes behold hifti, ever shall we clasp his hand. His cheEry ways, his smiling face Are a pleasure to recall; Though there's nothing left to aifwer But hi; photo on the wall. PARK Y—In loving memory of >Iaggit, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjarvin Rees, Park View, Cwm- araan, who passed away on July 3, 1915 You are lot forgotten, Maggie dear, Nor e\-?l' will you be; As long is life and memory last We wit remember thee. -Fi-oii, niother and father, sisters anJ brothers. HA VARP.In ever loving memory of Margaret, beloved wife of T. G. Havard, Manora, Hawthorn Ter- race, Aberdare, who entered into rest July 6th, 1915.-Sadly missed by Dads3 John and Chris. To live in hearts of those we 'love is not to die." GRIFFITHS.—Er cof anwyl am Richard Steadman Griffiths, Flor- ida VilU, Cwmaman, yr hwn a fu farw Gcrph. 2, 1915. Na wylyfch ddagrau uwch fy medd, 'Rwvf ii vn iach yn Ngwlad yr Hedd; Yn nghwrani'r llu tu fewn i'r lien, Yn nlí'r Gwr fu ar y pren." —Gyda hiraeth dwvs oddiwrth ei anwyl briod a'r plant. EVANS.—In loving memory of Pte. David Thomas Evans 2nd South Wales Borderers, eldest son of Sarah Ann Edwards, 90 Phillip Street, Mountain Ash. Killed in action July 1st, 1916. Deeply mourned by his sorrowing mother, sisters and brothers. And now he is sleeping his last long sleep, And his grave I may never see; But some gentle hand in that distant land May scatter some flowers for me. And some tender heart may shed a tear For the mother in anguish sore, For the life so fair that has ended there Away on that foreign shore. I'ROSSER.—In loving memory of Thos. Griffiths, little son of Air. and Mrs. T. Prosser, High Street, Hirwain, who died July 5th, 1915, age 4 years; and of L/C Driver W. Davies (Willie), Mechanical Transport, A.S.C., who was killed in action in Mametz Wood, France, July 9th, 1916.-Ever re- membered. WILLIAMS.—In loving memory of our dear mother, Catherine Wil- liams, 5 Giles Court, Gadlys, who died 3rd July, 1915.—Ever remem- bered by Harry and Edie. WILLIAMS.—In loving memory of my dear mother, Catherine Wil- liams, who died 3rd July, 1915.— I. Ever remembered by her daugh- ter, Agnes Thomas, 538 Harbinger Avenue, Victoria, B.C. Thy will be done."

MERTHYR TYDFIL UNION. Female Mess Room Attendant. THE Guardians of this Union in- vite applications for the post of Female Mess Room Attendant at the Workhouse Infirmary, Merthyr Tvdlil. Salary, -215 per annum, ris- ing by annual increments of LI-to LIS per annum (less Superannuation and National Insurance Deductions) with Board, Lodging and Washing. Applications, with copies of three testimonials, to be sent to me on or before the 9th July, 1917, upon Forms which can be obtained at my Office, or by letter enclosing stamped addressed foolscap envelope. By Order, FRANK T. JAMES, Clerk. 134 High Street, Merthvr Tydfil, 28thi June, 1917. NOTICE. 1Ji.it>Aiiiiits lAi\ei>5, iii L-uUcii. t Street, Miskin, wish all people to take notice that I have not slandered my neighbours. i shall take the necessary steps in law if anything is heard contrary to this. (Signed) Mrs. ANNIE RIVERS. Witness: CATHERINE M. BE VAN. July 3, 1917. TO LET. On Lease at Moderate Rent, 3 Park Lane, Aberdare. DELIGHTFUL situation with un- interrupted view of Park and Lake. 3 reception rooms, large kitchen, scullery, pantry, china pantry, collar. 2nd Floor: 5 bed- rooms, bath (h. & c. water) and w.c. 3rd floor: 2 bedrooms, box room, etc. Front and back staircases.—Apply to Mrs. Evans, St. Mathew's Vicar- age, Swansea, or Mr T. W. Griffiths, Solicitor, Aberdare. NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I shall not be responsible for any debts contracted 'by my wife, Mrs. Mvfanwy Palmer, 36 Seymour Street, Aberdare, on and after this date.—(Signed) JOHN PALMER. July 2, 1917. FIRST-CLASS Hairdressing AT POPULAR PRICES. Charts for Attendance REDUCED Shaving 2d. Haircutting 4d. Singeing, Shampooing, Face Massage at Popular Prices. T rilllO'O Hairdressing JLLWIu U Saloon, (Opposite Post Office) 1 Canon Street, Aberdare The Aberdare Leader. With which is incorporated the "Aberdare Times." Established 1861.. Price lid. Offices: 19 Cardiff Street, Aberdare. Tel., 136.