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I I MAMM TO H.M. TBt KING. I there are many cocoas, but j only Rowntree's Elect has the j I Rowntree Flavour I i|| It is delicto is District News. Tonypandy. FOR ART and VALUE in Xmas Foot- wear, try T. J. THOMAS, Gwalia Boot Stores, Blaenclydach; also Tredeezie Boot Stores, Tonypandy. Ask for your calendar and thermometer, free. 5120 We regret to report the death of Mr. Henry Goombes, 97, Thomas Street, Tony- pandy, at the age of 66. Deceased, who had resided in Mid-RIiondda for upwards of 45 vears, was a prominent member of the Liberal Club. He was also a P.P.B.M. of the Oddfellows. His mortal remains were interred at Llethrddu Cemetery, Trealaw. on Thursday last, the Rev. J. J. Hodson. M.A., being the officiating minis- ter. A large circle of friends attended the final rites. He leaves a widow, three sons and two daughters to mourn his loss. Mr. and Mrs. T.. Browning, of Bristol (brother-in-law and sister of the deceased), kino, sent a beautiful wreath. The undertaking arrangements were in the hands of Messrs. J. Griffiths and Sons, Tonypandy. "1 What does it mean ? The date X I JLU. the Sun Insurance Office was established The cost of insuring an ordinary dwelling-house, or its contents, for a year against risk of fire is only about 1/6 per £100. —Agent, W. D. Jones, Rhondda Leader." Office Excelsior, Buildings, Tonypandy. c76/24 Mardy. Post Free, a marvel of accurate time- keeping, Gent's American Lever Watch,' Stem Wind, Stem Set and fully warranted, 3/11. Money will be returned in full if not satisfied. Packed in a strong wooden box, post free. J. Barnes (talk of theTown), Mardy. JMOUNTNEY (late J Cording), 42, Royal U. Arcade, CARDIFF, Bird and Animal Preserver, To the Most Hon. The Marquis of Bute and the Cardiff Museum. Skins and Furs Dressed Rugs lined and made up. Glass shades or Clocks and Ornamene of all sins. Ton At Jerusalem Hall, Ton, on Thursday last, the Executive of the Welsh Grand Lodge of Wales (I.O.G.T.) met to arrange matters for the forthcoming Grand Lodge Session at Liverpool in May next. There were present the Grand Chief Templar Rev. J. Williams, Abergwynfi; Grand Secretary, Mr. R. 0. Williams (Ap Plenydd), Four Crosses; Mr. D. Powell, Mansehon; Mr. Sam Jenkins, Llanelly; Rev. Morris Morgan, Swansea; and Plenydd. On Wednesday evening, a public meeting was held at the same hall, under the presidency of the Rev. M. H. Jones, B.A., when temperance addresses were delivered by Ap Plenydd and the Rev. J. Williams, assisted by the well- known singing evangelist, Mr. Sam Jen- kins, Llanelly. A similar meeting was held on Thursday evening at Bethel, Ystrad-Rhondda, when addresses were given by Ap Plenvdd, Mr. D. Powell, and Plenydd, assisted by Mr. Sam Jenkins and Miss Margaret Jenkins (Arthur Street'. The meeting was presided over by the Rev. T. Lloyd. An appeal was made at the close of the meeting by the Rev. J. Williams to resuscitate the Penrhys Lodge, and a good number re- sponded to the appeal. It is hoped that the visit of the Grand Lodge Executive will infuse new life into existing Good Templary. The renowned temperance speaker and singer, Ap Glaslyn, who is conducting a temperance mission in the Rhonddas, held two meetings at Ton on Saturday and Sunday last. at Jerusalem and Bethesda Chapels. There were large audiences on each occasion. Ystrad Rhondda. With regret we announce the death and funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Griffiths, the wife of Mr. Robt. Griffiths, of 28. Union Street, Ystrad, at the age of 52 years. Deceased had been a resi- dent of Ystrad-Rhondda for the past 20 years, and during that time was ,one of the most faithful members of Bodringallt (W.O.) Chapel. Her mortal remains were conveyed in a hearse, amidst manifesta- tions ef deep sorrow, on Thursday last to Llethrddu Cemetery. The Rev. P. Gelly, Duffryn (C.M.), officiated at the house, while her respected pastor, the Rev. T. D. Jones, Bodringallt, performed the burial rites at the graveside, and made touching reference to the great l.iss suffered by the church, death having called away this year no less than eleven of its most faithful members. The chief mourners were: —Mr. Robert Griffiths (husband); Mr. and Mrs. Evan JonSs (son-in-law and daughter) Mr. and Mrs. Macpha.il, Cardiff (son-in-law and daugh- ter) Mrs. Thomas and Miss E. A. Gri- ffiths, Port Dinorwic (sisters-in-law); Mr. THE GREAT WELSH REMEDY. ■ DAVIES'S COliGH MIXTURE RELIEF FROM 9 DAVIES S COUGH MIXTURE COUGH fl DAVIES S COUGH MIXTURE IN 5 MINUTES 1 DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for Coughs I DAViES'S C01 (iH MIXTURE for Colds ■ DAVIES'S COUGH MiXlt'RE for Asthma 8 DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for Bronchitis 9 1) VYV-.S'S COUGH MIXTURE for Hoarseness 8 5?AV;oS'S COUGH MIXTURE for Infiuen2a 3 DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE for Coughs 1 DAI,IES*S COU(IP. 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Floral tributes were sent by the follow- ing —Husband; Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Macphail, Cardiff; Miss Bessie Davies, and deceased's Sun- day School Class. The funeral arrange- ments were carried out by Messrs. Howell Williams and Son, undertakers, Ystrad- Rhondda. Ynyshir. On Friday evening last, Ap Glaslyn, the well-known North Wales temperance advocate, addressed a large audience at Saron, Ynyshir. The meeting was held in connection with the Ynyshir Mission of the. South Wales Women's Temperance Association. Blaenclydach. FOR ART and VALUE in Xmas Foot- Jf wear, try T. J, THOMAS, Gwalia Boot Stores, Blaenclydach also Tredeezie Boot Stores, Tonypandy. Ask for your calendar and thermometer, free, 5102 KITLEY'S CANNOT BE EQUALLED FOR Natural and Artificial ^WREATHS 212 Oxford St>i opposite Nationa Schools and Central Stall Market SWANSEA Penygraig. FOR ART and VALUE in Xmas Foot- JL' wear, try T. J. THOMAS, Gwalia Boot Stores, Blaenclydach; also Tredeezie Boot Stores, Tonypandy. Ask for your calendar and thermometer, free. 5120 On Thursday night last, an attempt was made to break into the premises of Manchester House, Penygraig. A pane of glass was broken for the purpose, but luckily, the iron bars behind the window frustrated the attempt. We regret to record the death of Annie Mary Davies, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davies, 10, Hughes Street, Penygraig, at the early age of 16. The funeral took place on Thursday, the Rev. W. Ambrose Williams (Trinity) officiat- ing. Pisgah Band of Hope, of which deceased was a faithful member, turned out very strong. The deceased's parents and brother have the deepest sympathy of a large circle of friends in their very sad bereavement. On Monday evening, Ap Glaslyn delivered an illustrated temperance address at Soar Baptist Chapel, Penyr- graig. The Rev. D. C. Jones officiated as chairman. The lecturer possesses a good voice, which he uses to advantage. His solos were well received. Madame T. Edmunds played the accompaniments on the organ. The visit of the Rev. Thomas Phillips, B.A., Bloomsbury, London, on Thursday, December 2nd, is eagerly looked forward to. Sister Maggie (by special request) will also accompany him. When this rev. gentleman visited T'onypandy recently, Jerusalem Chapel could hardly con- tain the vast crowd which gathered to hear him. THE days are getting darker. If yon _L want your rooms to look brighter, use Bagley's Y Goreu Furniture Paste (which does not finger mark). Sold everywhere in Id., 3d. and 6d. tins. One customer said Mr. Bagley, you have no need to advertise, your Paste advertises itself." 5006 Treorchy. The death is announced in his 84th year of Mr. Thomas Evans, 38, Cardiff Street, Treorchy, who passed away on Thursday last, after a prolonged illness. Deceased, who was generally esteemed and respected, was the oldest deacon of Bethania (W.C.) Church, where he was keenly interested in the welfare of the young people. He conducted the young people's prayer meetings on Saturday evenings for upwards of thirty years. The funeral took place on Wednesday, Tre- orchy being the scene of interment. On Saturday evening last, the Rev. T. Eynon Davies, London, delivered his very interesting lecture, John Jones," to a large gathering at Bethania. The Rev. D. Rhagfyr Jones occupied the chair. Collections were taken towards the Bethania Y.P.S. funds. Glanrhondda (U.) Church held special preaching services in the Ambulance Hall, Treorchy, on Sunday last, when the Revs. J. Park Davies, B.A., B.D., Ponty- pridd, and E. T. Evans, Llanbradach, officiated. The morning service was held at Glanrhondda Chapel, when the Rev. E. R. Dennis (pastor) nreached. Collections were made in aid-of church funds. A dance was held at the Treorchy Skating Rink on Thursday evening last, the, proceeds being in aid of the Aber- gorchy Ambulance Brigade. Mr. D. J. Miles' Band was in attendance, and gave excellent musical selections during the evening. The catering was done by Messrs. J. Collier and Sons, Pentre. A very successful competitive concert was held at Ramah Vestry on Thursday evening, under the chairmanship of Mr. D. Jones (Cardiff Street). The respective adjudicators were: —Music, Mr. G. H. Davies (in the absence of Mr. John Williams, Eos Ogwy); literature, Mr. Tom Williams (Senghenydd Street). There was a large attendance and the entries were numerous. The Rev. E. R. Dennis (Glanrhondda) submitted an excellent paper on Tennyson at last week's meeting of the Treorchy Literary Society. Mr. R. C. Austin presided over a large gathering. Ton. THAT Photo you like so much would make splendid Xmas Cards. Lester's the Pen- tre Photographers, will give it the right set- ting at the same price as you pay for other Cards. Take it early, they have already started on Xmas Orders, 4918 Ogmore Vale. Cricket Club Supper.—The first annual supper of the Ogmore Valley Cricket Club was held on Wednesday night, the 17th inst., at the headquarters, the Ogmore Valley Hotel. The genial host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Rees Thomas, provided an excellent spread, which was presided over by Dr. R. A. Williams, J.P., and between ÕO and 60 sat down. Amongst those pre- sent were Dr. B. Jones, and Messrs. Dd. Llewellyn, T. Llewellyn, W. Hawken and Heal-Brown. After supper, a smoking concert was held, presided over by Mr. D. Llewellyn, when musical items were provided by the following local artistes: —Messrs. Geo. Morgan, Gwilym Kinsey, Geo. David, Dave Walters and Arthur Evans. Mr. Joe Woods ably filled the role of pianist. Reference was made to the good financial condition of the club but funds were proposed for the purpose of clearing the out-field of the new ground, and building a pavilion. It was suggested that this object might be achieved by holding a series of whist drives, and by getting a benefit concert by the Minstrels. A pleasing function was now performed by the chairman, viz., the presentation of bats to the bats- men holding the best averages for last season. Mr. Ivor Evans received the bat for the first eleven, and Mr. Tom Webster for the second eleven. The bats were presented to the club by Messrs. T. Redshaw and D. Ll. Richards respec- tively. Lecture.—A very interesting and highly instructive lecture on Rescue Work in Mines" was delivered by Mr. Henry Davies, County Mining Instructor, at the Wesleyan Schoolroom on Thursday night last. There was an excellent attendance, the chair being occupied by Mr. John Howells (in the unavoidable absence of Alderman Llewellyn, J.P.). At the out- set, Mr. Davies emphasised the need of p safe timbering, since a large percentage of the accidents in mines was caused by falls. Dealing with explosions, he men- tioned the great difficulties that rescuers had to contend with, but these were being minimised by the invention of rescue apparatus. The lecturer exhibited two models of this apparatus, and showed, by means of lantern views, how rescue work was carried out. At the close, the Chair- man presented the certificates gained by the successful students at the last Mining, Mathematics, and Ambulance examina- tions. The large number gained plainly showed the excellent work that is oeing done in the Evening Classes. Political Meeting.—An enthusiastic meeting in support of Mr. Vernon Hartshorn, the adopted Labour candidate for Mid-Glamorgan, was held on Monday night at the Tynewydd Schools. There was a large number present, and the chair was taken by Mr. Tom Lucas (miners' agent). The Chairman apologised for the absence, through illness, of Mr. Tom Richards, M.P., and a resolution, approv- ing of the excellent work of the Labour Party in the House of Commons, and pledging itself to support Mr. Hartshorn, was proposed by Mr. D. J. Thomas, and seconded by Mr. Edwin Jenkins. Speeches followed by Mr. Hartshorn, Mr. William Harris, Abertillery, and Mr. C. B. Stanton. Aberdare, all of whom em- phasised the need of a stronger Labour Party in Parliament. At the close, numerous ouestions were asked, but the resolution was carried by an overwhelm- ing majority. A vote of thanks to the speakers was proposed by Mr. J. Howells and seconded by Mr. Dunstan. Prof. Folia's Herbal Remedies will cure all diseases and skin eruptions, whether constitutional or acquired. Advice Free at his Consulting Room, 279, But Street, Cardiff. 5042 Porth. What may be described as a delightful entertainment to music lovers was the concert held under the. auspices of the Llwyncelyn Orchestra on Thursday even- last, at St. Luke's Schoolroom. The con- ductor, Mr.. R. Worden, has certainly spared no effort in raising the status of his orchestra, and that his labour has been rewarded is very evident to lovers of good music, as was shown on Thursday evening. The schoolroom was packed and many were turned back, unable to obtain a seat or standing room. The orchestra were assisted by some of the. best local artistes, while the accompanists were Mr. Beth Griffiths and Mr. D. J. Isaac. In the absence of Mr. J. W. Hutchinson, the Rev. Wm. Thomas presided. After a few appropriate, words by the chair- man, the orchestra gave a magnificent rendering of Strauss," which was fol- lowed by a solo by Mr. Tom Richards, of Cymmer, who is a very promising young tenor. The valse, "Danua Wellin, was. next played by the band, its bright, quick movement giving lustre to the entertain- ment. Miss Jones (soprano), of Peny- graig, captured all hearts with her ren- dition of the Italian salad, II Bacio," and an encore was loudly demanded. She responded with Macheroni's For all Eternity." Mr. W. D. Lloyd (the Welsh Signor Foli) sang to great effect. The overture, Pique Dame," brought forth loud encomiums from the audience. Mr. D. J. Rees, a local comedian greatly enhanced his popularity, being demanded time after time. Miss Annie Jacobs also gave a pianoforte solo that could not fail to please the most critical ear. Among other items contributed by the orchestra were "Light Cavalry" "and "Amblin Ambrose," two items that were accorded rounds of applause. Additional solos were also contributed by Miss Jones, I Messrs. W. D. Lloyd, Tom Richards, D. J. Rees and W. Morgan. The entertain- ment terminated with the National Anthem. Clydach Vale. FOR ART and VALUE in Xmas Foot- id wear, try T, J. THOMAS, Gwalia Boot Stores, Blaenclydach also Tredeezie Boot Stores, Tonypandy. Ask for your calendar and thermometer, free. 5120 The Rev. Herbert Morgan, B.A., delivered a lecture at Calf aria (W.B.) Chapel on Ceisio'r Greal." This was the sixth lecture given under the auspices of the local Library Committee, and was much appreciated. Mr. W. Thomas, D.C., presided over a good attendance. In the afternoon, at the same chapel, Mr. Morgan preached an eloquent sermon. The. funeral of little Glyn Williams, the beloved son of Mr. Isaac Williams, High Street, took place on Monday afternoon at Trealaw Cemetery. The deceased child, who met his death through an acci- dental burning, was only about 41 years old. Much sympathy is felt for the parents. The Rev. T. E. Davies con- ducted the services. Pentre. PHOTO Xmas Cards will be the rage this year. You can get them at Lester, 72, Lleweilyn Street, Pentre, at the same prices as the other kinds. 4981 as the other kinds. 4981 I. TT f Cg, All of the flest quality "'■■■* j \t (owe st Prices. ORDER A ONCE. IS l/ITI ry p OH Opposite National School !«. IVI I LCI &i UUi OXFORD STREET, and Central Stall, The Market, SWANSEA. Tel. 452 Y Central and 56 Sketty. 5002 _0 Nantymoel. Billiard Match.—Under the auspices of the Mid-Glamorgan Workmen's Institute Billiard League, Nantymoel 2nds met Maesteg 2nds in a League match at Nantymoel on Saturday, when a keen and interesting struggle resulted in a win for Nantymoel by 76. The scores were: — Nantymoel: John Davies (capt.), 200; John Roberts, 191; Evan J. Hopkins, 200; George Snow, 198; David J. Wil- liams, 187; Rhys James, 200; total, 1,176. Maesteg: Thomas Carbis, 192; Albert Griffiths, 200; Wm. Taylor, 144; Emrys Jones, 200; H. Manners, 200; D. P. Thomas, 164; total, 1,100. Special Services.—The special preaching services in connection with the re-opening of Hope (E. C.) Church, Nantymoel, were continued on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday last, when fervid and eloquent discourses were delivered to large and appreciative congregations by the Revs. J. Hughes, Blaengarw; J. Hughes, Saron; M. J. Mills. Gilead; J. G. Jones, Ogmore Vale; T. M. Jones, Ogmore Vale: J. M. Phillips, Bethany; G. Hough, Ogmore Vale; O. Williams, Ogmore Vale J. W. Bryant, Mount Zion. The singing of special anthems and hymns by the choir, under the able leadership of Mr. John Isaac, was most pleasing. Mr. Samuel Gillard presided at the organ with his usual ability. The services were under the able guidance of the Rev. T. Hirwain Jenkins, the esteemed pastor of Hope. All SkiD diseases can be cured by using Dr. Douglas' Ointment, Is. „ Soap, 7gd. Sole Agent-JOHN DAVIES; 932 The Cash Chemist, TONYPANDY. Treherbert. 12 Bladed Safety Razors. The Ever Ready at 5/ the Gillette at 21/- Local Agent— R. T. Jones, The Tram Terminus, Treherbert. 4893 The monthly musical evening of Bethany Young Christians' Union was held at the Bethany Schoolroom on Tuesday evening. The chair was occupied by Mr. H. G. Evans. The following took part in the programme, which was thoroughly en- joyed:—Solos, Messrs. Owen James, Geo. Edwards and Samuel Cray, and Master Lemuel Kinsey; instrumentalists, Mas- ters Oliver Morgan, Lemuel Kinsey, and Mr. Ered Knight; recitations, Miss Gertie Duggan. An address was also given by Mr. Francis Hicks (the oldest member of Bethany). The Rev. Aaron Morgan, Blaenffos, preached three powerful sermons at the half-yearly preaching services of the Welsh Baptist Chapel, Blaenycwm, on Sunday last. A service was also held on Monday. Dai Galloway (captain of the Tifel-ier- bert N.U. team) has been selected to represent Wales in the international match which is to be played against Eng- land at Wakefield on December 4th. 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