The Brecon County Times Neath Gazette and General Advertiser for the Counties of Brecon Carmarthen Radnor Monmouth Glamorgan Cardigan Montgomery Hereford

FOR OUALiTY in all kinds of FISH, MEATS and FRUITS in Tins and Glass Jars, at Lowest I rices. MEREDITH AND SONS. THE STORES, BRECON. Telephone: yl3. Telegrams Stores, Brecon.

Births, Marriages & Deaths. MARRIAGE. At Horfield Baptist Church, Bristol, by Rev. Griffin, Harold, son of the late Mr Evan Jones, Stationmaster, Brecon, and Mrs Jones, Pencelly, to Bridget Margaret, daughter of the late Mr J. Barnett, of Bristol, and Mrs Trott, Saskatchewan, Canada. ENGAGEMENT. An engagement is announced between Mr T. J. Price, son of Mr and Mrs T. F. Price, Hawthorn Villa, Dowlais, and Kathleen, elder daughter of Capt. and Mrs J. Scott, "Linden," St. John's Road, Brecon. DEATHS. WILI.IANis.-At the National Bank, Klerksdorp, South Africa, on the 18th, of pneumonia, Roger Morgan Williams (by cable). ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs Williams and family, Penpentre, beg to thank all friends-for letters of sympathy and flowers sent in their I recent bereavement. -s-a--A:

Situations Vacant & wanted-I A PPRENTICE Wanted, to the Print- ing Trade short hours excellent wages to be obtained on completion of indentures.—Apply Manager, "County Times," Brecon. AGENTS required by old-established firm for the sale of fertilisers direct to farmers.—Write Box 264D., Smith's, 21, Bush Lane, London, E.C. 4. FIBROUS Leather.—Agents wanted v- to sell a material better than leather, for soling boots and shoes splendid opportunity for the right men. —Address Box No. 25, Birchall's Advertising Offices, Liverpool. ROCERY.-Wanted immediately, Ci young Lady Assistant, accustomed to the trade.—Meredith & Sons, Stores, Brecon. GENERAL Servant Wanted,-Apply Mrs. Richards, Brynhyfryd, _17 Talybont-on-Usk. GENERAL Servant wanted no G washing small family, liberal outings f age not under 20.-Apply Mrs Davies, 4, Victoria Avenue, Penarth, nr. Cardiff. H OUSE-Parlourmaid Wanted, com- fortable home one gentleman, three servants.—X, County Times," Brecon. RESPECTABLE Day Girl wanted. iz —Apply 4, Ship Street, Brecon. WANTED by strong Girl, aged 15, situation in gentleman's family present situation nearly 2 yeari, disen- gaged in August, references state wages. -N, County Times," Brecon. WANTED a DairynVaid for small dairy to assist in laundry.— Apply to Miss Williams, Penpont, Brecon. VY/ANTED, Housemaid, small family, cook general kept.—Mrs. Wayne Morgan, Hendrescythan, Pontyclun, near Cardiff. VV/ ANTED immediately Cook-General, also Housemaid.— Apply Mrs. Shingleton-Smith, Clifton Cottage, Shingleton-Smith, Clifton Cottage, Brecon. I WANTED, pair of Pit-Sawyers, with own saw, for about six weeks work on big silver spruce good wages, and railway fare once each way. Manager, Board of Trade Lumber Camp, Longleat, Warminster, Wilts. WANTED Hauliers, with own horses or traction preferred, to haul trees and pitwood, whole or part time, to New Radnor and Llanbister Road stations, Radnorshire Newbridge-on- Wye and Builth stations, Breconshire, from woods close by.—Jennings & Co., 'Ltd., Penny well Road, Bristol. Also Tree Loaders, Fellers, Cross-cutters.— Apply, Mr. Ayre, Red Lion Inn, New Radnor. WANTD, on small farm, Lad or Man to follow horses.—Apply Rice, Velindre, Morriston. \Y/ANTED, Shepherd to take charge of flock of mountain sheep, Glamorganshire house and coal found in addition to full scheduled rate.— Apply, Box 453, County Times," Brecon. W ANTED, at once, for a few months, a good Maid for country cottage one kept. — Apply, Mrs Leeson, Dany Graig Cottage, Talybont-on-Usk. WANTED good General Servant, age between 26 and 30 years good wages.—Apply Mrs Be van, Colliers Arms, Abercanaid, Merthyr Tydvil. —————- —— I WANTED, a young girl as Housemaid Waitress.—Apply Mrs. Powell, Swan Hotel, Hay. WANTED Man as baggage and help with fixing up with my Tour of Johu Lawson and afterwards Monty's Flapper. -Apply Mr. Harcourt. Guild Hall, Brecon. ANTED experienced General Ser- vant.—Mrs Isaac Edwards, 10, Courtland Terrace, Merthyr. \Y/ANTED at once, Cowman tem- porary situation until November. Apply stating wages requited to E. C. Maurice, Buckland Estate Office, Bwlch, R.S.O., Breconshire. w ANTED immediately "for Glamor- ganshire second or under Parlour- maid, about 20 years of age.—Apply, personally if possible, to Mrs. E. Lynch Blosse, Penlan House, Brecon. yOUNG Person required to learn the ■ washing machines.—Apply Steam T nmidry, Brecon. To Let and Wanted. RICH Mixed Farm, 251 acres, on Sale bargain owner retiring also Farms 16i, 36, 57l and 100 acres. —Goddard, Valuer, Hereford. NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD WEEK. TO LET, furnished House, two miles ■ from Corwen, containing two entertaining rooms, six beds, bath h and c, large garden accommodation for car station ten minutes careful tenants only.—Apply The Cottage, Carrog, near Corwen. TO LET—Darwonno Farm, near Ynysybwl.—Apply Llewellyn, Maesyderi, Pontypridd. TO LET, pleasant Furnished Rooms in country, easy reach of Brecon.— Apply, Box 143, County Times," Brecon. W ANTED to Rent, August, 1919— January, 1920, good Rough or Rabbit Shoot in or about Cray give terms and particulars.—Box No. 917, County Times," Brecon. Lost and Found. Strayed to Brecon since May last, 3 Welsh Ewes and 1 Lamb. If not claimed within seven days will be sold to defray expenses. Apply Police, Brecon. Miscellaneous. TYCANOL, LLANVILLO, TALGARTH. FOR Sale by Tender, 8 to 9 acres of standing Wheat to go off.-Apply Mrs Price. FOR Sale, several pure bred Sicilian Flower Cockerels, an excellent laying strain suitable for crossing with other breeds 10s. each.—Mrs. Isaac, Castle Farm, Brecon. FOR SALE, 8 excellent Dairy Cattle, consisting of 2 cows and calves (2nd calves), 6 heifers with calves at foot.— Apply, W. S. Miller, Forest Lodge, Brecon. LOOK AHEAD Coal problem solved by burning Peat." A luxury and economy at once. Half or truck loads sent any station motor deliveries Lon- don. Oak Log also supplied. Large or small quantities.—Write Wilsons Facade, West Norwood, London. pULLETS and Ducks laying 10/6 each, f.6 dozen chickens two months old 2/6 each, 30s. dozen 12 chicks and mother 30s. list free. Hummell, Stratford, Essex. RENNET.—Always the same. Always good, always reliable is Stanton's Rennet.—Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. FOR SALE, Brown Mare, 14'2 also Chestnut Gelding, 12'2, rising 4. Both quiet to ride and drive.—Apply to Miss Gwynne Holford, Buckland, Bwlch. DIP.—Sheep Dips at Stanton's. Stanton's Dips, Powder and Liquid, Cooper's Dips, McDougall's Dip, finest Red Raddle. Best Value, Best Prices. —Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. LARCH or Fir Plantations Wanted— suitable for pitwood—Large or small Lots, for prompt cash payment.— Apply J. Griffith Jones, Castle Buildings, Llanelly. FARMERS' Wives who use Gwillim's ■ Cheese Rennet will find it acts i quickly and separates the cheese per- fectly. You get more cheese, it is ready for market sooner and the flavour is so much nicer. Reduced prices, 1/6, 2/9, 5/3.-Gwillim. The Chemist, Brecon. VV7 ANTED Cob, about 14 hands, suitable for boy's hunter.— Whitehead, Goytre Hall, Abergavenny. w ANTED, Old Lead or Stone Garden Ornaments, Figures, &c.—Box HI, County Times" Office, Brecon. \Y/ANTED, Hay, Corn, Chaff, etc., for about 20 horses also Chaff- cutter.—H. C. Ayre, Red Lion Inn, New Radnor. p\IP.—Stanton's Dips, Powder and I *— Liquid, best of all at bekt prices. — Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. "W7ANTED, Pitwood, Fir and Oak.— Particulars to David Jones and Co., Ltd. (Pontnewynydd), Belle Vue, near Pontypool, Mon. AGGOT LOTION. — Look before coming to Market whether Maggot Lotion is needed, and if so call at Stanton's. Is. bottles, 10s. doz. — Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. SCOUR MIXTURE.—Scour in Calves, a great source of loss of valuable animals, is cured by a few doses of Stanton's Scour Mixture. Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. bottles.—Stanton, Veterinary Chemist, Brecon. Public Notices. N.F.U.. Brecon and Radnor Farmers' Union. Brecon and District Branch. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION. A VERY Important Meeting of this Branch will be held at the WELLINGTON HOTEL, BRECON, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1919, at 2-30 p.m., when every member is earnestly requested to attend. I W. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Sennybridge & District Branch. A VERY Important Meeting of this Branch will be held on FRIDAY Evening, AUGUST 8th, 1919, at 7 p.m., at the MARKET HALL, SENNYBRIDGE, when every member is earnestly requested to attend. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Musical Festival by the Abertillery Silver Band in the Guild Hall, Brecon, on Monday, Aug. 11, at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7-30. MAESLLWCH PARK, GLASBURY, ODDFELLOWS' SPORTS will be 0 held in the above Park (by kind permission of Major deW in ton), on jank Holiday, August 4th next. Foot and Cycle events. f.40 in prizes. Three Mile Cycle Handicap, 10 Guinea Silver Challenge Cup and Cash Prize. Entries close first post July 30th.— T. Turner, hon. sec., Glasbury, Brecon- shire. MINISTRY OF LABOUR. Training Department. pREE Training in Domestic Work ■ and Housewifery is offered to Women over 18 in approved Government Centres. Maintenance Allowance of 25s. per week will be paid during period of training, with additional allowances for dependent children (if any). Apply at once to Manager, Employ- ment Exchange, Merthyr Tydfil. Glyncelyn Mansion to be Let from 29th September next. 18 Acres of Meadow Land can also be Let with the Mansion if required. Enquiries to- ALD. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Talbot House, Brecon. July 14th, 1919. Public Notices. Borough of Brecon Peace Celebrations. OFFICIAL SOUVENIR PROGRAMME. THE Holders of the following Numbers are each. entitled, upon production of programme, to One War Savings Certificate, which must be claimed at Lloyds Bank, Brecon, before 6th August, 1919 1976 1729 26 1I03 616 83 631 304 168 1657 W. F. PARRY deWINTON, Mayor. Town Hall, Brecon, 30th July, 1919. Borough of Brecon Peace Celebrations. IT is particularly requested that all Accounts or Claims of whatsoever kind be lodged with the Honorary Secretaries on or before Saturday, 9th August, 1919, after which date no claims can be considered by the Committee. T. GRIFFITH JONES, A. J. CORBETT, 30th July, 1919. Hon. Sees. GARTH FLOWER SHOW will be held in the Grounds of Garth House, on Wednesday, August 13th There will be prizes for EVERY VARIETY of VEGETABLE. Open to the whole iv antry. For full particulars apply to Mrs. Alec Wilson, Garth, Breconshire. During the afternoon A R o there will be AGRICULTURAL SHOW- For particulars see bills. SPORTS for Children and TUGS-OF-WAR for Adults. Admission, Adults 6d., Children 3d. TEA on the Grounds. The Show is open to the Public at 2-30. Garth Station (L.N.W.R.) is within 200 yards of the Show Grounds. By kind permission of Mr. E. Goulbourn, the 1-15 Train from Swansea will stop at Garth on Show Day. Llangorse Parish Church. THE TOWER FUND. A Sale of Work in aid of the above will be held in the Vicarage Garden, On Wednesday, August 6 at 3 p.m. Admission, 6d children, half-price. LLANVILLO CHURCH. A very old Church, partly Norman, possessing a beautiful Rood Loft, Carved Oak Screen, and other interesting features. A Grand Bazaar in aid of the RESTORATION FUND will be held at The Rectory, on August 13th. Stalls for Fancy and Plain Goods. Produce, Sweets and Cakes. Tea and Refreshment Tent. Live Stock. Jumble Stall. I Mr. T. J. Parry's Amateur Dramatlo Company. Punch and Judy and other attractions. Dancing. Gates open at 2 o'clock. Admission Is. After 5 o'clock 6d. Children under 12 half-price. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCES EFFECTED. CLAIMS PROMPTLY SETTLED Agent for Several Firat-Olaa Companies. II. WILLIAMS, Aooountant, Insurance, and General Agent. SENNYBRIDGE Telephone No. 9, Sennybridge. Office EXPBMS BUILDQtGl, BBZOOH. 01 10 OL -10 n 0 The 'Suggested La o Crazy Quilt Pattern 0 {.. u Li o 0 0 a00 roe o u o n L.A r-z.=.. u m JT has been suggested by someone in Scotland that in consequence of Shortage of Clothing in many Shops, the CRAZY QUILT PATTERN may = = become popular. Such extraordinary products will not be worn in the districts of Breconsbire and Radnorshire, for there is a bountiful Stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS' SUITS, etc, (all ready tailored for n immediate wear) at WATTS, THE CLOTHIER, BRECON and U = BUILTH. He is selling them at much under to-day's prices. = TTI rpnsW-Bitcoti- !■ ■■ I • IJcLtjtoe t o IfflSW 0 Opposite -VXJSRECmy f? the Monument AND AT BUILTH. u u r F-L-11 'Hi— 101 1001 101 n n n-J Cambrian Railways. TRAIN SERVICE, July, August and September. AN Official Time Book containing full particulars of the Numerous ADDITIONS and ALTERATIONS in the TRAIN SERVICE and giving particulars of through connections to the principal Centres on other Companies' Lines can be obtained at the Stations and Bookstalls. Price One Penny. S. WILLIAMSON, General Manager. Oswestry, July, 1919. Mr. Ernest W. Baker (Fellow of the Royal College of Organists), Organist and Choirmaster Priory Church, BRECON. Receives Pupils for Pianoforte, Organ, Singing, Theory, &e. Ensemble Classes for the Practice of Chamber Music. SCHOOLS VISITED. For terms apply- 19, The Struet, Breeon. Wedding Cards. Call and see the Beautiful Designs In Endless Variety at the COUNTY TIMES OFFICE, BRBCON.