Rhondda Leader Maesteg Garw and Ogmore Telegraph

Ton. At a meeting of the Young Wales Lib.- Lab. League, held at the Central Hotel on Tuesday of Christmas week, it was decided to hold a banquet at the Work- men's Hall on St. David's Day, when Mr. Llewelyn Williams, M.P. is to be the guest. A speech will be delivered in Welsh. The price for admission is to be half-a-crown, and the meeting to be non- political. It was resolved that in future the meetings of the League be held fort- nightly instead of weekly. At St. David's Schoolroom the sale of work was continued on Boxing Day. A fairly good business was done, most or the articles being disposed of.

I THE "ACME" IL LVE R Kyless same pri SEE H. WiNDOWS for the choicest assort. 1 F IL^^LBIREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES,! 1 //A S lifflMJmBBB&mW g 1 RINGS, JEWELLERY, ELECTRO-FL tfd j7 PLATE, SILVER NOVELTIES, So 1 Something to please every taste, at prices s A E. OF ANY Broozh. ARTICLE 12/6 ALLOWED H FREE I Real Gold i5-ct. Ilail-mkd, Necklet and Pendant. S,t S-pphires, etr- BIG CASH SAVINGS ON EVERY PURCHASE. as An extra Bonus Gift presented free with all purchases of 51- value upwards. COME FOR ONE OF ^HESE j^|j | VALUABLE SOUYENIRS TO-DAY! fEfiBaSegBaBy ftTlHA LI CJUUHId I YOUR TRAIN FARE Ort I vl V !■ ■] 1 PAID IF YOU SPEND 28/ t 7, St. Mary; Street, Cardiff. j, t m Cruets. M J ^oas^ is not tough, I cpmy J my dear sir, the knife's blunt." I | S ] Sometimes that happens, and the WwAjFm fault lies in the cutlery. The I ft 1 fsH Jy remedy is in your own hands. B&.1 I ? Start the New Year with knives Hn I ,-«■ that do cut. Come and have a Hj H1 g I look at our latest specimens of H 5 table cutlery, all of the best steel aj 1 wf/ff manufactured, and in a variety of BB E9 1 handy handles. We have also M I LMjJJf some very pretty patterned Fish I Sj 1 TOW Knives and Spoons to show you, I |j|jj JWL which are very moderately priced. |H HLim STAN I FORTH I 8, Chupoh SWCARDIFF.; I mgl l I TheSign—Large Razorbarging outside: ¡% -u If fn's Tongue Cut 12, TIMES. f i ALMOST DRIVEN MAD. 6ŒoU _nable to- Eat and Speak from Poisoned II!!< "I! Tongue. j Tongue with swelled fearful to enormous size. NOW FEELS QUITE WELL. Kllll all sufferers should read THIS. JOHN J. REINECKE, the Herb King. wi&n TO iniorui my lBdueis wan a „„,i nf the ton true at times it was impossible for him lo eat and drink, h»s been suffering from an enormous enla™ment andr S he was also unable to speak. He was treated by many whilst the swelling w as accompanie v P .Atter mn*ndine a lot of money on these, found he was no better off in health and doctors, and attended a weH-knos* n in ri Y» r ^months at a time. Think what this means, dear reader—a working man worse in pocket. He states that he ™»W<> "0 vanfshed™ d his tongue has reached its normal size, and he is now (it robbed of his only capital, viz., his hea t • treatment of mv herbal remedies. Remember, this case is a rare and exceptional one. a on't "am a diploma ffediei Herbalist by examination &th 26 years' experience, and have cured over 2.000 •• incurable » eases Dnce I came here with my Scientific Herbal Remedies. TESTIMONIAL. 15,) Forest Houses, Clydach Vale, Dec. 21st, 1908. To Mr. J. J. REINECKE, THE HERB KING. I F A D0Is0ned tongue. My tongue swelled to a terrible size, and it was Dear Sir,—Two years ago last July I had a was the swelling that I was unable to eat anything Avha tever for 4 days impossible to put even a teaspoon in my mouth ,■_ ton true Avhich extended from the back of the ear to the base of the ana 4 nights. The swelling was^accompanie y R i \Yhen mv wiouth was wide open my teeth were buried in my tongup brain, and I also suffered from chronic stabbing pains in the necl^ When morn n y P d/iven mad. j wa9 tre/ted |t a -so swollen was the organ of taste I was enable to jpeah and or no nfaterial benefit. However, on read- well-known infirmary and hy Since then I have been taking your herbal medicine, and ing a tout you and your ell<iuscures 1 vanished and my tongue has healed up and reached its normal size. I have resumed the pains I have mentioned ha e al <j t g to work was a burden to me, and I was obliged to stay home 3 months my work again, for which 1 now teei quite nt. xseioie i caine w « ftratpfnllv vonrs EVAN THOMAS at a stretch. I am more than pleased with the treatment I have received from^j ou. C*ratetuliy yours, & v AiN 1 ilUMAo. ADVICE and WATER READING Free of Charge. MEDICINE TO LAST A WEEK, 21- -i „ please note it is not the bottle, but what the bottle contains and the time is lasts. My 2/- bottles of medicine will last a week and the medicines are purely Herbal, prepared by a scientific process from the Finest Green Root,, Barks and HerbT and not from the dried old stuff that has lost its virtue entirely. Old Heibs are.worthlesfe. In this lies the secret of my success. ,u /ast a week for any Complaint will be sent by post, free. for 2/6, to any part of the United Kingdom. Consulting hours Daily from to to 12 a.m., from 2 to 4 p.m., and 6 to 9 p.m. Please send for Booklet, entitled: "The Herbal Guide to Health." Price, Id. JOHN J. REINECKE, Botanic Specialist, Pandy Square, Tonypandy. **«..TtnN lam not one of the quacks that stand about the Market, Streets etc. trying to foist woithless and dangerous dru^, CAUTtON—1 am noc one wt, H reouire a We deposit. My 21- bottle of medicine speaks for itself, audi am quite prepaid to sums ™an iiid»ceraent fw me to cme theiu>but 1 decii,;e °ne and an- My price is 2/- per bottle, to last a week. Proprietors POOLE'S THEATRES CO., LIMITED M Managing Director Mr. C. W. POOLE — Acting and District Manager Mr. WALTER BYNORTH Twice Miglitlyf 6-50 and 9 First Performance between 6.50 and 9. Second Performance between 9 and 11. Trains from all parts, to and fro, to suit each house. Special Trams leave the Palace after each Performance. Monday, January 4th, 1909, and during the week- Special Engagement of the MISS MAIE, in an Elegant Act on the Wire. 5 BLIRMELLS I LACK & FORD, Ecoentric, Comedy Acrobatic Comedians. In a Musical Comedy Act, "Golfing." OAKDENE, Comedy Ventriloquist in Nautical Scena, Stowaways." HARRY HAYTON, the Peculiar Comedian. THE PALASCOPE THERESA & MAY, Splendid Protean Singing Act. in a Grand Series of Up-to-date Films Weekly. 1 JIM TOPPING, the Dan Leno of the North. Important Engagement of NELLIE COLEMAN, THE SISTERS GERETTI, I The Only Female Comedian in the World. Double Trapeze Wonders. THE PALACE BAND of Selected Musicians. One of the Best in the Provinces. Conductor-Mr. STUART LANE. CIRCLE, 1/- (Early Door, 1/8 Reserved, 1/3). BALCONY & PIT, 6d. (Early Doors, 9d.) GALLERY, 3d. (Early Doors, 4d Early Doors, 6-80 and 8-40. Ordinary Doors Open at 6-40 a nd 8-50. Bicycles Stored in a Special Room Free of Charge. —— 4 "A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL." I lvw limpwft IMF% movauk qmmomkl fir in m m HIPPODROME TONYPANDY. Monday, Jan. 4th, 1909, and during the Week. W "X WICB NIGHTLY. V WILL STONE'S E L E Auft" l oI B I uouOPE The Clockmaker's Secret, a Beautiful Coloured Pantomime. The Guard's Alarm, Very Funny, Paper Cock-a-Doodles, a Coloured Trick Picture. Iron Furnaces, Very Interesting and Instructive. The Cyclist, a Screamingly Funny Picture. Modern Grace Darling, a Stirring Drama in Pictures. HIPPODROME ORCHESTRA. OT T T7"D y A rp/pO Refined Entertainer and Wonderful JL/JL V JOJ VV JL\ X i U) Eccentric Dancer. Master Trevor WatMns, Wonderful Boy Soprano. HARRY BLAND, Eccentric Comedian. THE RA. YNORS, Duetists and Speciality Dancers. T T7 A TVT TdT D A IV The Errattic Juggler. Direct from J X2rf i\ IN J\ i\ri JLVJL 9 the Etoile Palace, Paris. mr Next Week—FARMORA, in his Great Military Scena. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES-Gallery, 3d., Early Doors, 4d., I Pit, 6d., Early Doors, 9d.; Stalls, 1/- Early Doors, Is. 3d. law li"w TIYOI Palace & Hippodrome, PENTRE. PRANRIPFNRQ POOLE'S THE\TRES Limited ActtogManager Mr. JAMES GuSN 6.50 & 9. Twice Nightly. 6.50 & 9 Monday, Jan. 4th, 1909, and Twice Nightly during the Week. Special Engagement of the 4 X»4E!)Iaa,]p1iI Comedians, Vocalists, Dancers, and Comedy Billiardists, in their Most Novel and Refined Act « Revels in a Billiard Saloon." Special Scenery and a Real 1-ull-size Billiard Table carried for this Act. Keep your eve on the Billiard I able. ANNIE HEATH, Comedienne and Dancer. DOUGLAS & GORDON, in a Singing. Dancing, and Patter Act, Scotch and Polly. THE WESTBROOKS, in their Novelty Drawing-Room Sccna, Two little maids from School." BOUVERIE PLEYDELL, Vocalist. FRED BAMFORD, the Whistler. STEVE BARTLE, Vocalist, Odeophone, and English Concertina Soloists. THE TIVOLISCOPE with the Best Pictures Obtainable. Cannot be BeateW, BROTHERS LANG, The Great Comedy Acrobats, THE TIVOLI BAND (of Selected Musicians), one of the best in the Provinces. Conductor—Mr. W. Cronin. Early Doors 6.30 and 8.40. Ordinary Doors at 6.40 and 8.50. CIRC11 1/- (Early Doors, 1/3, Reserved at 1/3). PIT, 6d. (Early Doors. Od.). GALLERY, 8d. (Saturdays, 4d.. Early Doors, 4d.). -law OPERA HOUSE TREHERBERT. Proprietors Poole's Theatres, Limited The most Popular Place of Amusement in the Upper Rhondda. — — ■" Monday, January 4th, and during the week, IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT OF Mr. & Mrs. F. C. KtMBERLEY S No. I Company In the Powerful Domestic Military Drama- Two Little Drummer Boys BAND OF uRUMS, BUGLES and FIFES. Poole's Popular Prices. 7.30 Nightly. Early Doors, 6.50. Ordinary Door, 7.10. I Taff Ærated Water Co., CLARENCE STORES, PONTYPRIDD. 1 BREWERS OF STONE GINGER BEER, HOP BITTERS, &c., &c. MB- MANUFACTURERS OF CORDIALS. WHOLESALE PRICES ONLY. J W. BANFIELD. I SOCIALISM! | -+- (Under the auspices of the Marxian Club, f Blaenclydach), a LECTURE will be delivered J at the 1 THEATRE ROYAL»| TONYPANDY, On Sunday, January 3rd, 1909, BY FRANK EDWARDS BIRKENHEAD. -+- Subject-Politics for the People, Admission iby Programme, 3d. A number of Reserved Tickets, 6d. | Programmes can be obtained at the Marxian Club, and!" at the Theatre Royal Doors. Doors open at 7 p.m. Chair to be taken 7.30. Look out for the visit of Prof. NOliTHCOTE I '¡ ir t I The Distant Clock. a :1 When you an able to see I distant objects with greater I; distinctness than was even possible p year. ago, and G8 that account believe jour eyesight to be im- proved, you are labouring under a great delusion. X Such a condition is certain s proof of that change in your visioa 1 known as Old Sight," and if 108 would safeguard (or insure) future good vision, seek our aid now. Yon need glasses. J. W. 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