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25/- THE "IDEAL" BALE 25/- -j— 1 OF BED CLOTHES. BEN. EVANS & Co/s Special Winter Offer. The great success of our Ideal bales in past Winters may be accepted as proof of the Excellent Value they are. We have many repeat orders from pleased customers. The bales are all identical in Value. 2 WHITE WITNEY BLANKETS, blue border 2 > THE BALE yards long. Splendid Quality. 2 SILVER GREY SHETLAND BLANKETS warm AR/ and durable, about 2 yards long. — 2 TWILL COTTON SHEETS, Unbleached, large Carriaffe Paid bed size, 70 x 90 inches. 1 DOWNETTE QUILT covered chintz, 6 x 5 ft. in the 1 ALHAMBRA QUILT, red or blue, full size. 't A V' #i 2 STRONG COTTON "PILLOW CASES. J UmteCl Money returned In full if not perfectly satisfactory. Please ask for Special Bale, No. 10. M. 25/- BEN. EVANS & CO., LTD., 25/" BRISTOL HOUSE. CARMARTHEN. 4 M. & L. rHOMAS BAKERS. GROCERS, CONFECTIONERS, fe*. REFRESHMENTS READY AT ALL TIMN3. HOMB-MAD. BREAD, GAKlI and PASTRY. futiti eatered for. PTIOM Modtnti. (173 Money THE OLD-ESTABLISHED PROVINCIAL UNION BANK continue* to LEND imrnena* sums daily, from £10 to £6,000 on "Note of Hand alone" or other security. No office inquiry ohargea whatever. Moderate interest. Easy instalments. Bpeoial rate for abort periods. Largest and most honourably conducted business in the Kingdom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transactions with A gentleman from Bank will wait upon you at onoe with Cash. Call, or write (in confidence) to llaaaffw- STANLEY DOWDING, 1. Queen Square. Bristol. CUPISS' CONSTITUTION BALLS linnArA For Grease, Swelled UDl(\r Legs, Cracked Heels, nUnOLO Coughs. Colds, Sore Throats, Disordered Liver, Broken Wind, Influenza, Loss of Appetite, &c.. &c. a *T*T*1 r For Hide-bound, Star- I. A I I I r ins Coat' Hove or un I I LL Blown Distemper, Sur- feit, Conditioning, Preserving Health, Scouring in Calves, &c. r P F°r Rot or Fluke, and O'ILIBI for keeping in Health, Assisting to get into Condition, Scouring in Lambs, &c. Prepared upwards of 50 years by the late FRANCIS CCPISS, M.R.C.V.S., Diss, NORFOLK. A Sold in packets is. gd. and 3s. 6d. each, -1 small packets ros,6d., or 7 large 21s. by Chemists^and Medi- cine Vendors, or- from FRANCIS CUPISS, Limited, tfbe Wilderness, DISS, on receip tof amount. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, j CARMARTHEN. The 43rd Annual St. Peter's CHRISTMAS TREE! Thursday, January 5th, 1911. STALL-HOLDERS: FANCY STALL-The Vicarage. Do. —Mrs. Lester, Furnace Lodge. Do. AND Toy STALL-Miss White, King Street. REFRESHMENT STALL-Mrs. Arthur, Elm Lodge. » FARMERS' STALL-Messrs. Bartlett Bros., Priory ¡ Street. r MISCELLANEOUS STALL-St. Peter's Church Choir. FRUIT AND FLOWER STALL-Mrs. Pugh Evans, and the Misses Violet, Queenie, and May Williams, Napier House. TEA STALL-Mrs. Stephen Morgan, 2, Spilman Street. COFFEB STALL-Mrs. John Morgan, Blue Street. Contributions will be thankfully received by any An° Attractive ENTERTAINMENT in the Side ^The Proceeds will be devoted towards Building a New Mission Room in Cambrian Place. (05fc5 a New Mission Room in Cambrian Place. (658 CARDIGANSHIRE. THE following Valuable Freehold Farms 'will be offered for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION by MR. DANIEL I. REES at the Royal Oak Hotel, Lampeter, on WEDNESDAY, January 11th, 1911:- Lot I.-All that desirable Freehold Farm, with, two Small Holdings thereon, known as "RHIW-I ONEN," in the Parish of Llanfihangel-Ystrad, Cardi- ganshire, about 4 miles from Lampeter and close to a Station on the Lampeter-Aberayron Railway, in the occuoation of Mr. John Davies, at the annual rent of £ 123, comprising 192 acres, 17 poles, or thereabouts of meadow and arable land; the tenant holds under a Lease expiring September 29th, 1912. Lot 2.-All that desirable Freehold Farm, known as "PANTYFEDWEN," adjoining Lot 1, containing 43 acres, 1 rood, 5 perches, or thereabouts, of pasture and arable land, in the occupation of Mr. Ben Davies, as yearly tenant, at the annual rent of £ 25. Further particulars may be obtained from Mr. Daniel I. Rees, Auctioneer, Lampeteir or MESSRS. D. LLOYD & SON, 685) Solicitors, Lampeter. LLANDILOFAWR UNION. THE Guardians of the Poor of the above Union will at their Meeting on the 21st of January, 1911, appoint an Assistant Matron and a Cook for +Vipir Union Workhouse. Salary, £ 18 a year respectively, with apartments ^The^Tppoiniiments are subject to the Super- aiThe persons appointed must be prepared to ca"7 out all the duties required of them by and under the supervision of the Matron. Applications in Candidates own handwriting, statins? age and previous occupation, with copies of testimonials, should be sent, so that they may be received by me not later than the 20th January, 1911. By Order R. SHIPLEY LEWIS < Clerk to the Guardians. Llandilo. ,,Qn December 28th, 1910. SWANSEA UNION. FARM BAILIFF AND WIFE WANTED. THE Guardians will, at the Meeting on the 19th January next, proceed to Appoint a Farm Bailiff and Wife, for farm, etc., about 60 acres of land adjoining the Workhouse; Joint wages £ 1 2% oer week, with house, coal (2i cwt. per week), and garden. Ages, 25 to 40 years. The wife must be able to milk.. Applications (on forms which can be obtained at the Union Offices) with not more than three recent testimonials, to be sent to the undersmged on or before Tuesdav, luth January, 1911. The appointments will be made subject to the deductions under the Poor Law Officers' Super- annuation Act, 1896. LLEWN. JENKINS, Clerk. Union Offices. Alexandra Road, Swansea, 22nd December, 1910. (689 O 4,000 and £ 950 to be advanced on Sound Free- hs' hold Securities. £ 1,100 and £ 600 on Sound Leasehold Properties.—Apply, F. E. Tunbridge, Auctioneer, Swansea. (312p FOR SALE, FOREST TREES, Excellent 4 years Transplanted Larch (Natives), Scotch Spruce, &c. Also Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs., Apply- WILLIAM DAVIES, Nurseryman, Maesllyn, S.O., 688J Cardiganshire. 5th JANUARY, 1911. FERRYSIDE, CARMARTHENSHIRE. JOHN FRANCIS & SON will offer for SALE by PCBLIC AUCTION at the White Lion Hotel, Ferryside, at 5.15 p.m., on THURSDAY, 5th day of January, 1911, all that well-built Lease- hold Dweling-house and Premises known as STEEL VILLA, situate on the Cliff, Ferryside, adjoinin No. 2 The Cliff and Cliff House. It com- prises a well-built stone and Carnarvon slated Dwellin House, containing- On Ground Floor-Entrance Hall, Dining Room, Drawing Room, Breakfast Room, China Pantry, pitchen, Scullery, Larder, Staircase, Lavatory on half stairs, Back yard, Wash House. On First Floor-Landing. 5 Bedrooms, and Long Room. Underground—Cool and useful Cellar. The House stands high and well back in one of the best positions in Ferryside. At the front cf it, and between it and the road is a sward court with broad pathway. To the back stands a useful Garden, having a separate entrance from the back road. The property is held for a term of years expir- ing 24th June, 197,6, at a ground rent of £6 per annum. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be ob- tained of the Auctioneers, Carmarthen: or of Messrs. Pearce-Jones and Co., Solicitors, 33, John street, Bedford Row, London. WITH THIS ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL Is given away a large and handsome SHEET ALMANACK CONTAINING THE PORTRAIT OF KING GEORGE Lists of LOCAL FAIRS, And other USEFUL INFORMATION f Every Reader should see [ that he gets a copy. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Our readers, advertisers, the public generally, are hereby notified that on and after Friday, January 6th, "The Journal" will revert to its old title of 'CARMARTHEN JOURNAL,' and will be so known in future.

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