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Terms on application to 19, Queen Street, Ton, Ystrad. e67122 HERBERT VV,& ft IE: VIOLINIST, Conductor of South Glamorgan and Local Orchestras, has vacancies for a few more Pupils on the VIOLIN and VIOLA. Thorough tuition. Moderate fees. "SEVCIK" SYSTEM TAUGHT. For terms, apply 195, Kenry Street, Tonypandy. 4799 PHIL JONES late pupil of Signor Moretty, R.A.M. (London), is open to receive engagements for Oratorios, Miscellaneous Concerts, etc. Moderate fee. Dr. Randegger says He possesses a decidedly beautiful tenor voice most pleasing to listen to." Copies of testimonials on application. Address, Phil Jones, Tonyrefail. 400 CHURCH AND CHAPEL ORGANS BUILT ON THE LATEST SYSTEMS, Tracker, Pneumatic, and Electro-Pneumatic, with per- fect repetition, answering all requirements of the most fastidious players. Detached Keyboards a Speciality. TUNING, REPAIRS, RENOVATIONS, etc etc. Wm. H. HARMSTON, Organ Builder, Nat. Tel. 91. PONTYPRIDD. 4815 PIANOS FOR SALE. 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Write or call to Waddington & Sons, Post Office Building, Porth, or City Road, Cardiff. 5083 MISCELLANEOUS Madam VERO'S Drops & Pills FOR FEMALES. Ladies should consult Madam Vero, Medical Specialist and Character Reader, at Prof. YERO'S Electro-Medical & Botanical Laboratory, 108, William Street, YSTRAD. Take Tram to Sandy Bank. 5093 IF YOU HAVE A BAD LEG, ECZEMA, WOUND, PILES or any Skin affections, send for a Free Sample of "HEALO OINTMENT. It costs you nothing, and you will not regret it. Try it! you need not send for a large 1/- box. It is easy to make misleading statements, but no one will purchase a worthless article a secocd time. Healo allays all irritation, inflammation soothes and heals Bad Legs. MAURICE SMITH, Ph.C)., F.S.M.C., Kidderminster. Local Agents :—Richards, Chemist, Pandy Square, Tonypandy W. Llewellyn, Chemist, Clydach Vale Lewis, Chemist, Mardy O. 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Recitation-WILLIAM JONES, Esq, (Gwiiym), Brynamman. Accompan ist- Miss MAGGIE JONES, L R.A.M., & A.T.C L., Swansea. I EVENTS. 1-0pen Championship Solo, any Solo, any Voice, prize £4 4s., and a Silver Cup value 42 2s. presented by W. Williams, Esq., Jeweller, 29, Castle Street, Swansea. 2—Open Solo confined to Male Voices, prize L2 2s., and an Enlargement of Winner, value £ 1 Is., presented by H, A. Chapman, Esq., Photographer, Swansea. 3—Open Solo confined to Female Voices, prizet2 2s., and an Enlargement of Winner, value kl Is-,presented by J. W. Richards, Esq., Photographer, Swansea. 4—Open Solo on any Brass Instrument, prize £2 2s., and an Enlargement of Winner, presented by Messrs. A. & G. Taylor, Photographers, Swansea. 5—Open Humorous Recitation, prize 10/6, and a Handsome Chair, value 12/0, given by a Friend. President-F. W. GILBERTSON, Efq.,C.C., Pontardawe. Conductor-GWILYM VAUGHAN, Esq., Brynamman. Doors open at 7, to commence at 7.30 p.m. Admission Reserved Seats, 3; Front Seats, 2/ Second Seats, 1- Programmes from Secretary on receipt of stamped and addressed envelope. Conditions -1. Nom-de-plumes of Competitors to be in the hands of the Secretary on or before Nov. 4th. 2. All Competitors must provide Copies for Adjudicators and Accompanist. 3.—Tests to commence at 2 p.m. Secretary: EVAN W. EVANS, Cwmgarw-rd., Brynamman. Trias. T. H. THOMAS, (old Company Row, Brynammsn. 5072 PUBLIC NOTICES DRAWING for William Jones, Tonypandy Winning Numbers will positively ap- pear in the Rhondda Leader" for December 4th. B. R. Davies, Sec. C97 Private Street Works Act, 1892. IN THE MATTER of the PRIVATE STREET WORKS resolved to be exe- cuted by the RHONDDA URBAN DIS- TRICT COUNCIL in certain Streets known as Cross Road from front of 15, Hannah Street to West Taff Street; and Lane between Hannah Street and Pontypridd Road from Station Street to the Cross Road by Bethlehem Chapel, situate at Porth, ill the District of the said Council. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court of Summary Jurisdiction sitting at the Police Court, Porth, in the County of Glamorgan-, has appointed Thursday, the 18th day of November, 1909, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the Police Court, Porth, aforesaid, for the purpose of hearing and determining the matter of all objections made to the carrying out of the above-mentioned works by the said Council. Dated this 28th day of October, 1909. W. P. NICHOLAS, 5089 Clerk of the said Council. TO BUILDERS. BUILDERS desirous of tendering for the erection 28 Houses at Tynycae, Penygraig, Rhondda Valley, for Messrs. The Tynycae Building Club. should for- ward their names and addresses to the Architects, and sealed and endorsed Tenders are to be sent to the Secretary of tne Club:—Mr. A. J. Williams, Old Bank Chambers,Pontypridd, on or before the 24th day of November, 1909. The lowest or any Tender not neces- sarily accepted. W. M. LEWIS & T. NAUNTON MORGAN, Architects & Surveyors, 5087 Tonypandy and Pontypridd. Bridgend Fourth Annual Boxing Day EISTEDDFOD December 27, 1907. MALE VOICE COMPETITION—"Lead Kindly Light' (Mirelia C. Raines), Prizi £25. MIXED CHOIR COMPETITION—" Awake jeolian Lyre" (Danly), Prize Z10. ACriON SONGS for CHILDREN'S CHOIRS, Prize £3 and £2. Not less than 24 in number. Programmes ready. Post" Free, ld, Secretaries:—Anthony Lewis, 3, Dunraven Terrace, Bridgend, and JOHN LEWIS, Saddler, 41. Wyndham Street, Bridgend TONYPAN DY. 1, Dunraven Street (Opposite the Theatre). Proprietor—W. DANTER. Mons. Yictor Beaute The Famous Champion J!!ii1t1g Has been without food fOI" 28 days and lost 24-lbs. in weight. aW The Doctor's Report is satisfactory. I BEAUTE complains of Sleepless Nights and pains in the Stomach. BEAUTE will complete his 31 days' Fast on Monday, Nov. 8th, aud will ha-ve his first meal consisting of BOVRIL at 9 p.m. Thousands have visited him Don't miss this chance. Must be Seen to be Believed Admission, 2d., Children, 1d. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. MIne. JEWELL, Scientific Palmiste, in Attendance Daily. Don't tink de world's consarn d 'bout you You ve got ter holler sonny De man dat runs de biggest shout its cSoses to de money WINIFRED OSMOND, et Cie, Specialists and Makers of all kinds of BELTS, CORSETS SPINAL SUPPORTS, &c. SO Queen Street, and gT'A •mmrtk •* -5^$- 35, Westbourne Place, Corsets cleaned and renovated. All requisites kept in stock. 5098 p*. v Claude P. Oliver [ W, Builder & Contractor, flL- 9, Oliver Terrace, i-Jp TREFOREST. Enquiries Solicited und Estimate I' gIven. EWIff f First-class Properties for Sale at 5094 Lo\ys;t Prices "Trech Gwlad nag Arlllwydd." EXCELSIOR BUILDINGS, DE WINTON STREET, TONYPANDY xeiepnouc 77 P,.(), Tonypandy :c;
"HI Editorial Notes.
H Editorial Notes. Political warfare is fruitful in phrase- making which remains long in the speech of the people. They neither spin nor toil" characterisation of Chamberlain comes up very often, and will certainly be heard with annoying frequency to the ducal party in the coming tussle with the House of Lords. The Radical Party are very much indebted to the Old Joseph for good striking armoury in the political give-and-take. In fact, his most immortal sayings were uttered when he was on our side of the field, thus proving clearly that the best things said and done are said and done for the people. Mr. Balfour men- tioned "frigid, calculated lie" when criticising the Lord Advocate of Scotland. This was very much offside, particularly when said by the Leader of the Party which is bolstered by a hireling Press trading wholesale in frigid, calculated lying." Tariff Reformers actually wallow in "rigid, calculated lies if what the Lord Advocate asked was such. What of the folloiNiiig:-(a) The foreigner shall pay the tax; (b) there shall be no in- crease in the cost of living; (c) wages shall be higher; and (d) there shall be work for all These things are said by Tariff Reformers, and even put into gramophones, and when people put a false statement into a machine there is no mis- taking the frigid, calculated lie char- acter of the whole business. They know that Tariff Reform will increase the cost of living, and they know equally well that the people will be ground and not the rich classes. Even Lord Milner admitted that Tariff Reform will increase the cost of living, and the Times," in giving its views on the election of Bermondsey, said that the real issue before the country was whether this country will sanction the Budget, with all the germs of Social- ism which it manifestly contains, or whether they will prefer Tariff Reform, even though for a time Tariff Reform may increase the price of many commodities." And yet the frigid, calculated lie of no increased cost of living is travelling from the nropaganda platforms of. which Mr. Balfour is the head and front. Then what price his unctuous denunciations of anybody? He would do well to remember that he who would heal a wound must not handle it." Mr. Balfour's inward knowledge cannot fail to tell him that his great demonstra- tion for "Old Pensions" at the present crisis squares very badly with his per- formances in the country and the House when Old Pensions were in the legislative making. But he who says what he likes, must hear what he does not like," and, therefore, a few words on the promises and performances of Mr. Balfour on Old Age Pensions must not be repressed. The legend of Tory support of Old Age Pen- sions must be examined in the light of stern facts. On the Kith June, 1908, on the second reading only 42 Tories voted for it, twenty-nine voted against it, and twenty-one were absent from the division. On the third reading eleven voted against the Bill, twelve for it, and one hundred and forty abstained. The House of Lords carried an amendment limiting the opera- tion of the Act to seven years. This was declared, with other amendments, to be a breach of the privileges of the.Commons, and the Peers had to content themselves with a resolution of protest. 'These are the facts, and if the Tories had any love for Old Age Pensions, they dissembled it wonderfully. What of the House of Lords ? If they had their way, there would be no Old Age Pensions to-day. The House of Lords has and does accept the signals of Mr. Balfour, and it is all humbug and pretention to annear a friend of Old Age Pensions. And is it not a "frigid, calculated truth" to say that for a long space of years at series of elections the Tories made pensions a pawn in the party game? Men who are deluded time after time with empty promises, do not forget this easily, and the game of bluff which is now so stupidly played by the Tories is too well understood to be accepted only as sham indignation which Mr. Balfour may think fit to display. Mr. Chamberlain had his chances, and would have liked the country in 1906 to accept his nostrum of finding, the money through Tariff Reform. The supertax and the increment land tax are better ways. Those who have superfluities (should sympathise with those of bare necessities, and do it, not as special favour, but as a routine right.
Hockey.
Hockey. Treorchy were at home to Nantymoel on Saturday, in beautiful weather. The homesters were before the .end deprived of the services of Jenkins, who had played a valiant game. A brilliant game was witnessed by a good crowd, Treorchy un- doubtedly being the better team. The final score was:—Treorchy, 5 goals; Nantyjnoel, nil.
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Mr C. Edmunds, M.E., Pentre. The death is announced of Mr. Cas- wallon Edmunds, manager of-the Pentre Colliery, which took place on Monday night, after a few weeks' illness. The funeral will take place on Friday at Tre- forest. Deceased had been connected with mining all his life. For many years he had managed the Pentre Pits (Messrs. Cory Brothers, Limited), and enjoyed the respect of both proprietors and workmen. A keen follower of sport, he rendered ready support to football, cricket, and quoits.
---Mrs. E. Evans, Treherbert.
Mrs. E. Evans, Treherbert. With much regret we chronicle the demise of'Mrs. Eliza Evans. Smith Cot- tage, Treherbert, who passed away on Tuesday evening, at the ripe old age of 90 years. Deceased was the owner of a vast amount of property at Treherbert and elsewhere. She was the eldest daugh- ter of the late Captain Stone, Weston- super-Mare, and was born at Beedon Vicarage in that locality. She was one of the oldest inhabitants of the Rhondda, and a very popular woman in her time. Deceased, who was one of the first church- women at Treherbert, was the widow of the late Mr. John Henry Evans, the renowned Welsh harpist. Mr. Evans was descended from an old Rhondda Valley family, having been born at the Pandy Factory. After having mastered the intricacies of harp playing, he made several tours on the Continent, visiting the principal towns of France, Germany, Belgium, and Holland. He was also instrumental in establishing several Cymreigyddion Societies in many of the large English towns. Shortly afterwards he visited Somerset, where he met and married tlig late Mrs. Eliza Evans. For some time he kept an hotel at Weston, but afterwards returned to Glamorgan, and set up in business at Pontypridd, subsequently removing; to the Cross Keys, Tonypandy. He later retired from busi- ness, devoting himself entirely to public entertaining, and received the appoint- ment of harpist to Caroline Countess of Dunraven, at whose residence, Dunraven Castle, his services were in constant requisition. The Countess very kindly reserved for him a piece of land on her estate at Treherbert to build an hotel- the Wyndham Hotel—where he afterwards resided for some years. Mrs. Evans leaves two sons and three daughters, namely, Mr. Caleb Evans, Smith Cottage, Treher- bert Mr. Alfred Evans, Violet Villa, Putney, London: Mrs. Amy Emmanuel, Grove Villa, Treherbert; Mrs. Collins, Britannia House, Ynyswen; and Mrs. Whalquest, Cathedral Road, Cardiff.
Correspondence.
Correspondence. The Biography of the late Thomas E. Ellis, M.P. To the Editor of the Rhondda Leader." Sir,—In order to complete the autho- rised Biography of my husband, which has been undertaken by Messrs. O. M. Edwards and D. R. Daniel, it has been found necessary to procure further details of the part he took in the various movements with which he was connected during the last ten years of his life. Such information as can be obtained from public sources has been mostly secured, but there must remain a large mass of correspondence between him and his friends as to movements in which he was interested. In response to a former appeal, many such letters were received, but as that appeal may have escaped the attention of many of my husband's friends, I have determined to make this further request for such letters, which will be carefully preserved, and duly returned to their proper owners.—Yours faithfully, ANNIE J. ELLIS. 6, Laura Place, Aberystwyth. To the Editor of the Rhondda Leader." Sir,—In the course of the Rhondda Musings in last week's issue, you state That the Unionist printers turned up strong at Tonypandy to hear the only printer M.P." at a recent I.L.P. meeting. Your correspondent is hardly fair to cur ancient craft in making the statement, as there are four printer M.P.'s, viz., Messrs. Summerbell (Sunderland), Nannetti (Dublin), Bowerinan (Deptford), and the hon. member for Norwich, Mr. G. H. Roberts. The Unionist printers were also alleged to have been "raw" when they found that the printing for this meeting had been executed at Manchester, while out- of-works were being maintained in the district. This statement is also more picturesque than accurate; we are fortu- nate enough in having no out-of-works to maintain at present, and even if we had, our organisation has no control over the I.L.P. branch, who were accused of trying to starve the local Caxtons.—Yours truly, H. G. TRAVESS, Secretary Rhondda Valleys' Branch Typographical Association.
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