The Cambria Daily Leader

SKETTY AND MAYOR'S FUND. A well-attended and very representative meeting was held at the Sketty Church Hall last evening to consider ways and means for assisting the Mayor of Swansea's Soldiers' Comforts Fund. The Vicar (Rev. II. J. Stewart) occupied the chair. Mr. Stanley Cook outlined the Mayor's scheme, and he wished it, to bo understood that the Central Committee, would in no wise interfere with the work done by various sowing guilds, etc., throughout the town and district. This work would go on as heretofore, and the aim of the cen- tral organisation was to supplement the good work Already being done. For in- stance, the Chamber of Commerce, whom Mr. Cook represented on the Town Com. mittee, had a tobacco and cigarette fund which had sent these comforters'' to local troops since the beginning of the war. The Central Committee "moJd now see that the local fighters should receive comforts of every description. The meeting had been called in order to appoint two Sketty repre- sentativee on the working or guild com- j mittee. Pariah Councillor J. If. Morgan &-tid that Sketty people should extend every effort in the common cause. He moved that they elect two on the Mayor's Committee, a pro- position which was eeeondpd by Parish Councillor Turn James and carried unani- mously. The two chosen representatives were Mrs. Charles Eden and Mrs. T. W. Stockwood. Discussion then took place -is to the ad- visability of appointing a committee to aid these ladies in completing t1, list of Sketty soldiers, and it was ultimately decided to ask each place of worship to elect two re- presentatives with Mrs. Johns and Mr, J. II. Morgan.

 CARMARTHEN -;I L\YMAN'S II FATE. Mr Thomas W.altere, Carmarthen coroner, held an inqueet on Tuesday at Glynderwen touching the death of John Harries, Haver- fordwest, labourer, iu the employ cf the Great Western Railway, who was found I dead on the railway with one leg crtt off. The jury were unanimous of opinion that Harries was killed by a passing train.

SWANSEA'S YOUHG HOPES 0?'??ULHO ?JU?'? ??. 'i 9 x, \) J q G H;; ;1'" t. The Guard cf Honour to Lady I deiiicde. iiNa-,eal Brigade Notes. (j @ C. ¡ ['1',tIll,i r'Ð 1\11. The snow which had been failing let the past few days vanished as if by magic for l?dy J-eHicoe? visit last Monday, But if there was a dearth of sunbeams on that! special afternoon, it was in a grei ?' measure made up by the 6unshine of the l smiling fac? of the boys of the Swansea Naval Brigade, who were lucky enough toj form her" guard of honour." They had been rehearsing their part for some as naval receptions in our town are raro. and the officers were all determined that' preparation should make tfcem as perfect, as pon?ible for the occasion. j SaHors'and&cidiers'Ciub. j I he boys received a hearty welcome at' SJœay, and all eyes were turned ad- miringly ou tho young Jack Tars, who lined up with the soldiers for Ladvj | Jeilicoe's inspection. Their cutlasses; gleamed like silver as she passed up ar, 'I down the lines with their Commodore, Lieut3nant John Hodgens. Truly they} looked boys to be proud of. To give the) true naval touch the admiral s salute was then sounded on the .bugle, and this tribute was greatly appreciated by the. wife of our gallant Admiral, who Ik safe- guarding us on the grey North Sea, ( I Centra! HIL 1 This ceremony was, cf cour?, the mosti important one of the day. Accordingly m'.tltihtde? of ??eople had taken their places along the line of ronte hours before the appointed time. The guard here consisted of naval resolve men, in addition to a detachment of military, under the command of Colonel McLean and the Swansea Naval Brigade. Lady Jeilicoe told the Commodore that 6he was delighted with the smartness of the'youths ("LeligiltA'd With the (?ith-e sung, wliose -t,a lie-ar, ily CuLig, i!lging Hale Britannia" Leading Sea-i man Albert Thomas and Eugene Strattoil presented, on hehalf of the Brigade, a' Ixmquet to Lady Jeliieoe and to Lady Lyons. The officers of the Brigade, Messrs. Neagle, Ashbury, Williams, Brooks, Evans, and Stephens, must have felt rewarded for their patient work with the boys when a high compliment was paid them by Lady Jeliicoe, Lady Lyons, General Sir Hills-Johns, V.C., Colonel \Vright, Colonel McLean, lion. Talbot Rice, etc. I Musical Programme. The musical programme for the Naval Brigade WM Mrangcd by Mrs. Ashburyi and her daughters. It was a gTeat suc- cess. Anchor's Weighed;" First Naval Brigade. The lads of the First Naval Brigade on Wednesday last fell in at headquarters at b p.m., and, headed by their band, took a route march to cche Landore Cinema, where Mr. Harry litho had arranged a very fine topical programme., which was warmly appreciated by tho lads. When C.P.O. James numbered them in their ranks, it was gratifying to the officers to record the grand total of 102 outside tho I number of new recruits again enrolled. It is very encouraging to the instructor to observe the keen interest and attention given him by his pupils, who are in dead: earnest. They will also be glad to learn the news that the two oouib; are expected to be ready this week for their training, and' one cannot conceive the eagerness of the little men to procure them for their use. Our Navy." On Friday the manager of the ElysilIDl i granted the lads admission to the first performance of the second series of pic- tures entitled Our Navy," and judging by the vociferoiii3 cheering at the close and their happy faces, one could readily understand that they had enjoyed them- selves thoroughly. A!; the close the bri- gade fell in outside, and a route march was taken along the principal streets. The baud members, who were in fine form, manipulated thedr respective instruments majestically. On Saturday the teams indulged in their usual gamers. The remainder of the boys were taught figure marching by their oommander. To-night a matter of very great and vital importance will be put before the brigade, and it is hoped the members will turn up in good number, so as to become convor- sant with the project in view. The fall-in will be sounded at 7 p.m. at the Ragged School, and those lads who hear the call, and who are not connected with any other junior organisation, may, if disposed, fall in with the happy family and receive the interesting and edifying tuition given by the instructors. Alpha." I C.L.B. NOTES. Owing to the printing works of The Brigade" (the official organ of the C.L.B.) having been burned down, the January issue was very late in being pub- lished, and, in fact, has only recently been delivered. The following are two brigade orders which it contains, tho latter one being rather important:— B.O. 1., 1916.Swords need net be worn at church parades, nor on other occasions when lads are not armed. B.O. 1, 1916,—Units on the march at night shall carry a lantprn showing a white light at the had oc the oolumn, anel one showing a red light at the rear. Holy Trinity Company. This company paraded at headquarters last Sunday morning at 10.15, and pro- ceeded to Holy Trinity Church where, during the course of the moruing service the vicar presented the lads with their membership cards, thus admitting them members of the C.L.D. The lads will! para.do at headquarters to-morrow (Thurs- day) evening, and will march down to St. Gabriel's Hall to witness the presenta- tion of medals to the members of öt. Gabriel's Company, who are entitled to them for the year ending December, 1916. This is always a very interesting func- tion, and Major Donaldson heartily in-' vites all those interested in the C.L.B. to attend at the above hall to-morrow I evening. I

 -1./ _I: ?i I WILLS {WESTWARD HO" I SMOKING MIXTURE, I §■ $. KltC I' TURE. BLEND S ? F?E C?T- Yellow Label per iPI ? ? Orange Label- FINE CUT | ?s COARSE CUT Red Label > B!?e Labe!. -CMME CUT ||F J\fV\I\ljj,\Yt{4tfJ¥Nftd -t 1 CARUSO ÎD perfect voic. oa His Nlastera V oce. 1 THE GOPHONE OF PERFECT TONS AT I GODFREY & Co., Ltd., Music Sellers, ii 22, St. Helen's Road, Swansea. I Established 1S59 Established 1859. IH?SS WE IIHI lllll 11 MlllirmiTgm MIIIMlMjUtUllMIBUUlhUUUMWUMmimMMMiiL THINGS WE NEVER BO, ANOIKINCS WE ALWAYS 00. WE Deduct 3 years' interest from Loans and promise Dividends which may never be paid. PIEVER ) Keep 'nvestors waiting for their money when the Shares bM NEVtR matured. Cambria Permanent Money Society. ytja ( Give 10 Pounds in Money for every 210 Share advanced. t.. Charge the Interest for actual time of Lean only, Quarter by ALWAYS { (luarter. Quarter. Bonuses also. ALWAYS Pay -Diviciends to Investors Every Quarter. Bonuses also. For all particulars, apply to H. F. HOOD, Secretary, Goat Street, Swansoa. "LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. HEAD OFFICE- LEADER BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. Telephones: 1234 Central (11 Lines). Telegrams: Leader, Swansea." THOROUGH SI G HT-TESTI NG. LRIG~ EEE.->, FJJ.M.S., F.S.M.C~ F.R.Met.Soc., will 00 glad to advice oaJly who are not seeing: with perfect comfort, or who, present glasses are not satisfactory. His Sight-Testing R-oome are perfectly equipped, where your eight will be thoroughly examined, the condition demon- strated, and all information willingly given gratis—ME. ERIC REES, 26, CASTLE- fiTRKET, SWANSEA (opposite College-street). Telephone: Central t.20. ■ — j MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VAC A N T. TJAGEFIELD COLLEGE, formerly Claru's College, Swansea. Tuition for Business, Civil Service, the Professions Posts guar- anteed to Proficient Students.-CaU or write: Page-atreot. ;WANTED, Two Junior Clerks (male or female); ehorthand and typewriting.— Apply in own handwriting to Box D.2. Leader Office. 285A3-3 Boys, Girls, Apprentices, &c. IA-,A-NTED, Smart Boy; wages Vs. week, and bonus; uniform found.—Apply personally after six o'clock any evening, A. W. Berry, Woodfield, QueenVroad, Sketty. 285A3-1 T\RAPERY.—Wanted, Two Eespectable Young Girls as Apprentices for Show Room and Fancy Drapery; outdoors.—Apply Thomas Lewis and Co., Oxford-street, Swan- sea. 285A5-3 WA-NTED, at once. Young I/idy Apprcn- c ticoo for the Drapery and Millinery.— Apply personally to Ellis Bros., The Square, Clydaeh-on-Tawe. 286A3-1 WA-NIED, a Smart Youth fiboiit 16-47; one with Shipping Office experience and knowledge of Custom House we:rk.— AI-ply Houlder Brothers and Co., Ltd., 41, W iud-atreet. GJ-2 ø- tl?'ANTED, a Smart Girl to assist at Wcounter and make herself useful.—Ap- ply T. B. Brown, 266, High-street. 2S7A3-6 W A'TED, at ouce, Shnrp Lad as Errand Boy.—Apply Parsons, 6, Oxford-street. 237A3-2 \XTANTED. at once, Girl to do Window Cleaning and Light Porterage.—Apply Parsons, 6, Oxford-street. 287A3-2 ."TXTANTED, several Smart Lads as Porter '■ Boys.—A?ply David Evans and Co.. Ltd., Drapers, Goat-street, Swansea. 236A5-6 jTTtrAJSTED, Two Expc;-ienced Girls-cne Tobacconist, e-nother Shop Aseietant— at once.—Apply Black, Quay Parade, Local. ZB7A3-G =- Women ana Girls. I "TED, a few Lady Clerks far General Office Work in lirge Manufacturer's I Office at Llanelly; good salary to capable and experienced applicants. Junior L.'1ÜT "õrtbaw[ Typist, aitto required.—Apply, ^SM.in„- age. experience, and i>Uary, to Box "B I," Leader Office, Swansea. C3-1 IRONER Keouired for Steam Laundry; wages 10". weelvty, with partial, board; horns, 7.50 a,m. to 6 p.m.—Apply Monday or Tuesday, Wfetwecn 10 and 1, or aftei 6 p.m., Matron, General Hospital, Swansea. 235A3-,J ^HIET Machinists, vSingle Needle and o Post; Government Contracts; good ivages; constant work. Also Practical Woman to Teach and Pass.—United Welsh Mills, Cardiff. A.C.3-1 iVlTANTED, Young Ltcy Assistant: good t references recluired.-Apply hansel Cafe, Mansel-street, Swansea. 286A3-1 "YV7ANTED, Lady Assistants with Drapery Counter experience, or Gent's trade preferred—Fill particulars to Masters and Co., Greea-etreet, Neath. C3-1 ??AJNTEb. Bodice, Goat, and Skirt Hande; ?"-aJaoAppr&ntic?a and Improvers.—Ap- ply Mack rill, 175, Oxfora-etreet. -^7A3-5 qnAILOEiiSSES Wanted.—Apply Idwal GriffithH, Ijadiea' Tailor, 11, Cradock- street. ZSTA.i-7, I Men and Youths. MOTOR Driver (not eligible) Wanted at I .in. once.—Apply M.D.L. Leader Office, Swaneoa. T.D. 1 I .A aLLr Rur&l Dist.¡-kt Water Wor?.— ? Navvies Wanted immed?tcly; go'?d piecework rates and Bonus paid; daywork rate, 7M. per hour and is. 6d. per week War Bonus fcr full time, leee two ejuai-ters. Canteens on Works and good Hut Accommodation (4d. per ni^ht). Sub daily.—Apply on Works, Whittaker Ellis, Llanddeusant. near Iiangadock; or at Llan. non Reservoir, near Llaneiiy; or Pipelaying Gangs near Horeb, Fiv« Roads, Lianeliy. C-TO "VTAVVIES Wanted at Messrs. Gilbertson's J. St?&l Works, Ponta.roow; 7d. per hour, 5e. per wtea wax bonus; no man eligible for the Army need apply.—T. Walker; Contraotor. 27&A3-4 T A EOT. EE Its Wanted for Water Pipe Con- I J tract near Peml)roke.-Apply to Fore- man, near Stephens Green Farm, Lamphey (G.W.) Station. 280A3-3 T IYEHPOOL Vict.oria Legal Friendly Society (Est. 1843).-Warited, Full and Part-timt- Collectors; interest in book; up- to-elat^ tables; every assistance given; high- est commissions paid; intelligent disabk-d soldjer. will have sympathetic considera- tion,-Apply Manager, 54,. St. Helen's-road, Swansea. 2E0A3-3 T^XPEEIENCED Clerk Wanted in Mer- chant's Office near Swansea; must hava good references, and be ineligible for mili- tary service.—Write, with full particulars. to Box 23," Leader Office. CJ-l -+ TUANTED, for Colliery in Swansea Dis- trict. competent Colliery Clerk :in- eligible)- muat be quick and accurate at figure*, unrl able to make up pay sheets Apply, stating age, experinece, etc., and en- close copic-v of testimonials. Box "0 24." Cambria Daily Leader Oflice. 2S4A3-1 ANTED, a Practical Bootmaker to help IV to Manage a Boot and Shoe Business; Welfibmai;.—Apply W. H. Williams, Peny- &1-033, Llandebie. 205A3-2 T IVERPOOL Victoria Legal Friendly J Society. Estiibiished 1S43. Y,4 Book for Di.po&'i] in Swansea Valley. Business in CwmllynfeU and Bryaamman. Splendid opportunity for smart man; nj>-to-eIate tables; every assistance given.—Apply Superintendent, J. Parry, 58, Worn-road, Ystalyfera, < r District Manager, 4, Cradock- street, Swan'jea. Co-4 W-A-N-TED, experienced Driver for Mann's Steam Wagon; ^-ood prospeetti for sober, reliable man.—Apply, stating age, ex. perience, and wages required, to Box 1),3. Leader Office, Swansea. 286A3-4 ANTT-D, competent Colliery Olerk. in- eligible, accustomed to pay-sheets and gcrernl office routine—Apply, stating salary, experitnee, with refercirices, to the Manager. Ponthenry Colliery, Pojithenry, nc-a- Llanelly 286A3-4 I V\J"ANTED, a Man (ineligibfe) to Iliirez-iri- tend Copperas Plants; one with know- ledge of cicricsl work preferred.—Apply Sulphate," Daily Leader. 287A3-2 t?AXTED. O:Y:J.cl1e -\Y f lÙ(;ri w Cutter; state cxpcilea?p, where la?t employed, an.! w.'1ge9 reejnired, must be in- eligible for Army service.—Box X Y Z." Leader Office, Swansea. 287A3-9 -7.L.\¡TtiJ. Cold Holla Foreman, 4 mill w'ork^, used to thin plates, good out- puts, high-class work; ineligible; good wages.—" Reliable." Leader Office, Swansea. 287A3-3 TTTANTED. a Driver (not for the Armyi, accustomtxi Lú horses.—Apply personally to the Manager. Co-Operative Society. Trebceth, Landoro. 2S7A3-2 COLJWiCTOR Wanted. Would consider C app.ication hum comlætent. woman.— Apply, slating experience (.f any) and wages expected. Box Count, Leader OJiee, S.van.5ai. 2S7AW Sw:>.n'I>el. Domestic Servants. 2£7A.N '??7'A?TED. Reap£tabie-GirCë abou?l6. w to do Eouwwor"k; mornings only.- Apply, after 5 p.m., Mansol Cafe, Manse-1- strcet, Swansea. 236A3-1 j TT^ANTED, Cenercil Servant.—Apply any afternoon, 117, Port Tennant-road, Ft. Thi'gftiff #$?A3-5 I SITUATIONS WANTED.  V'\ N'ÚiD, by middle-aged Man, Position ''? of Trust, Collector or Storekeeper; excellent references.—Apply "Rex," 76, Ox- f.-ird-street, Swansea. 234.A3-1 S A L E, FOP SALE, C ZC-) from S.1 10s. each; also a, Big Stock of Other Makes, j clieiTp — Bes-twick, 13, Parkfield-place, High- field, Sheffield. 284A3-1 I CLOWNS! Clowns! Icra-I Slot Machines ■* for Sale, or Commission to Shop- k-e.ot)ez-Tei-mc, et-c., write 28, Brjm-roa-d, Hwansea. 284A3-1 rpiiJtJJE.—i'or Sale, cheap, a quantity of Flooring and Match Boards; also a useful lot of Deals and Scantlings.—Apply 2, Mes-an-atreet, Cwmbwrla. 284A3-1 OR SALE, 4fJ Tons Now 751b. B.S.S. Steel Flange Rails; 2D Tons good relayablo 72-751b. Flanje Rails.—Geo. V. Perry, Gloucester-place, Swansea. 286A3-4 /"jj.REENHOIJSE, by Cooper, London, for 'I Sale, 15ft. x with eectre partition; fitted with heating apparatus.—Apply (Greenhouse," Leader Ofiioe, Neath. C3-4 EGGS from Winning Barred Rocks, 5s. I Sittings.—Roberts, 2, SebaetopoJ-street, S t. EGGS for Sitting from C'hampion Laying 233 egg strain, Barron's White Wyan- dottes, headed by Abbot Bros. Trap-nest Ccckerel direct, 3s. 6d. doxen.—Davidson, Carngias-road, Sketty. 2C5A3-4 FURNITURE, LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, Etc., WANTED AND FOR SALE. SEOO-Ni> '?\-ND"?H-n iturc. — B?t Prices s given by me. Drop a p ûstc anI and will call.—W. Jflmcs. 8, Fabian-Street, St. Taoma«, Swan&2^. TO L* J. DAV1ES' (Neath) Announcement.— f Sale! Sde! s?ie! Furniture! Furniture! Buy now and gave before the rise. A Large Stock of Bedroom and Parlour Suites, also S.deb-oarde, Bedsteade, Bedding and Fenders. All at gready reduced prioas. The Cheapest Shop in the Trade. All goods delivered free. —Note the Address: Co mar Shop, The Parade, Neath. 03-11 FOR SALE, Bedroom tsuite, Carpet, and other Household Kequiritea; good Mangle, and cheap.—Apply 12, Bernard-st., L'i.lands. 286A3-4 T^OE SALE, Sideboari Oak~~T)resser, Mahogany Wardrobe, etc.; all new.— Apply, March 4th or lltli, between 3 and 6 o'clock, 94, Eaton-road, Bryuhvfryd. 2S7A3-7 Hill's Announcements.. COMPLETE ?foueo Furnishera, Central ? Buildinge, Gower Street, Swan- .,ea.-Study Economy and make your Purchases from the Cheapest House in the Trade, The firm who, in spite of all advance in prices, etill keep their prices down to the aaroe low level aa before the War. We stlli eeil Couchea at Ifo 6d.; Dining-room Suites w-t J1 guineaa; Fuil-eize Bedsteads irom 16s. 2.:d.; Kc-droom Suites, complete with Wardrobe, Dreeaing Pan and 2 Chairs, 5J guinens; Divseere, Sideboards, Fenders, Fire Br&■■*», Bcokcaaea, etc., eie, at your own price. We cannot guarantee 1 these prices for any length of time, bu", will 6tore gwda porchard at once until reo quired free of charge. AL goods maie our own worka and guaranteed.—Note Only Addre-as in Swansea; iiili's, Central Build. jugs, Gower •street; aleo at Ca-rdiff. A her. dare and Barry Dock. 2G6A3-4 M JSCELLAN EOliS. SAW BENCH (small aizo), with Saw, Wanted; also 5-ton Steam Wagon, in thorough order, must be cheap.—Apply Contractor," Leader Cffice, Swansea. 6-r-ï>'J:fJE BOOK about Her?ja and bow to '-?? use them; free; Mnd a? ouO&RlM- NELL, The Herbalist, 144, Richmond-road, t Cardies. Established 1S79. i\ If Af,Ã?.1E -Tm'ESr\U3.Ir.S., -8lligh. 1Y1. street, Swar.fea, the moat successful of present-day Herbalists. Cure for Indises- tion, Eczema, Catarrh, Servoua Debility, Bleeding Piles, Bad Legs, and Kidney Com- 2S4A3-1 AT STUD. T S'fUD.-Tho 'A'in.ring B!,Indle Pied 1\ Brlidog, Briton Supreme," stone, bred all through; winner of 60 prizes, cups, etc.; Rt Is —Steve Morgan, Wooda," P'.irkwern- nxii, kctty. 2S5A5-2 f TRADE SPECIALITIES. r H(TrCI:l. etc.. by  Exams., London.—Expert Sight-Testing for Spectacles, Advice Free.—9, Portland- street, Swansea (opposite Meir-ket). 237-A-3-2 ;-AD-'iME LDITH I)AT.V.A, the Celebrated A- Welsh Palmist, Phrenologist, Clair- j voyant, etc. Advice given on Marriage, Chanses, Speculation, Baths, and Diets. In I Attendance Doily from 11 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. I Not3 Address—19, Park-street, off Union- S street. Swansea. 286A3-4 I SUMMER diet in mid-winter makM eg?s S oertai. Then give Kar&wood (hnn- leee) Poultry Spica, containing ground in- soots-which poultry love, 2d., 6d., Is.— Jones -and Son, Urooere, Goat-street. Swan- sea. 274A3-4 £ ? 1_D., le., Id. BAZAAR GOODS, Toys, etc., 2 every kind; advice to beginners; also beat, epare time agency; 104-page Catalogue I free—May (184), George-street, Birmingham, j 07-17 WKDDI-NG CA-Rl)!S, visiting cards, Memorial Cards. A Ch-oice Selection, and Moderate in Price, at Rhys Koberw, Stationer, etc., 92, WexKUield-sfcreet, Mor- riaton. jUI ANDAN-NI Model No. 6 for Sale; also large quantity of Second-hand in first- class condition.—Write for quotations to iiandan-Ni, 121, Middlesex-street, London. 11. 287A3-3 T30LYPH0N Clowns for Sale; large ciuan- — tity in stecle-Write for quotations to Iiandan-Ni. Limited, 121, Middlesex-street, London, E. 287A 3-3 It AR8WOOD Poultry Spice won't "k?P' eggs out of her.3 fed on sawdust, but largely increases egg output oi birds reasonably fed. 2d., 6d., le.-Davies, 115, High-street, Pontardawe. 275A3-11 TT' N ITT IN ti Machlnei!; best only kept; oomfortaJble home work; leesons free; over 30 years' personal experience; write or oa.it.-W. Griffitiae, ;)0. Queen-street, Neath. 05-6 LOWXS (20), like new, 45s. each; Sue- cesses, etc., from 20s. each.—Manager, Ciotkipg Oompany, 2, Edgbaston-street, Birmingham. 2S7A3-6 P-MoiÝŒUX, Ltd., Fish MoMh?ua, 120, P. ltightrœt. Swansea; chealXt house in town for Fiah of all va^ietiea, wholesale and retail. Trial solicited. LAWN litOWBES.-S-ezid your Mowers to be Adjusited and Ground fit once to prevent delay.-lkl", English and Co., Ltd., Swansea. 03-24 j N TO more quarters loaL-Try Bcbiniytons' Double Alarms from 4a to lCs. 6d. Eepaira a speciality.-Bebingtons', Seddall Buildings, Alexandra-road, Swansea. 3B5A3-2 IJUKDREDG of Shirts at Old Priced; no j ,.I. advance in price of Oxfords and Grandrils at Jeiahtia Jones, Maker and signer of tho Celebrated Landeck Shirts, 216, Ificjh-atreet. 285A3-2 T OMDON Time-Table and Red Sail-Guide. -'l11-e current issue of this popular Publication i,-) on Sale at all Railway Book- stalls and leading Newsagents. Nearly 600 it deals with over 3,OCO railway suc- tions. At twopence, it is the beet and cheapest Railway Guide-ever publiehed. TTATliS, Sewins1 Machine Man, 11, Lower y Waterloo-street, Swansea. — Sewing Machines of all makes cheap for cash. Oil, Needles, Shuttles, Parts. Repairs a speciality. Agent for Bradbury. 235A3-3 T 0   good TO Boot Rcpairprs.—We can supply pood English Bends at Is. 10d., 2a. 4d., and 2s. 5el. Terms Cash. Call and inspect.— White's, 4, Prince of Wales-road, Swansea. 255 A3-3 Cart and Wagon Sheets, ilorae Loin Cloths, Nosebags. Night RligS, Power Clipping Machines. Enquire prices befo.e buying elsewhere.—Swansoa I Saddlery Co., High-street Arcade. Tel t03y Central. CARRIAGE I«A MPS.—Cart, Van, Dray and Wagon Lamps, fitted with patent I Safety Socket, from 4s. 6d. each; inspect stock.—Swansea Saddlery Co., High-etreet Ar<?de, Sw?mca. 287-A-3-6 ==———???-????Q?-?:-—-?? L' OS'J'bctween-i;;n¡;fd.- and Goat-Btreet, -? Sv?n?ei, via Mumbies Railway and Train, Gola Bracelet sr?t turquoises.— Findc. rewarded on returning same to 4 T!?€ophilus, Goat-street, 6wwisea. 286A31 1 MUSICAL SNSTRUML^TS. I T\ALE, FORTY, and CO., LTD., High-street, f Cardill.-Now Model Pianos. Second- hand Pianos at low prices for cash; ea-tsy I terms arranged. Second-hand Organs from E2. irk:ond-nand Piano Player, £ 8.—Lists j on Alipli.,cati-on Local Agency; 2jj, King- I Edward'a-road, Swansea. Thompson and Shackell's Announcements. plANOITORTE TUNING.—Tuners from Broadwuod'a, Col lard's, Brinsmead's, sent to any part. Testimcnials from Sir E. Cowen. Broadwejod's, CoHard and Collard, etc.-Tiiompeoia and Shackeil, Ltd., 39, Oastle-street, Swansea. L> IAN OLA Piano Player, in Eos 5 wood Cas^i, cost 50 guineas, very little used, and quite equal to new, reduced to 15 guineas caah.-ThompBOn and Shackeil, Ltd., 39, Castle-street, Swansea. 13IANOi'ORTES.—We are Sole Agents for tho beautiful Brinainead Pianos, the everlasting Broàdwood liahos, aDd the famous Estey Organs, etc. Catalogues sent free on receipt of your name and -tddreas.- Apply Thompson and Sna-ckoli, Lw., 39, Castie-street, Swansea. OIANOFOETE, in handeome Rosewood Sheraton Case, Compound Steel Frame, Check Action, by Kelly, London; guineas, reduced to 28 gaineaa ctlsh,-Thompson and Shackeil, Ltd., 39, Castle-street, Swansea. D. J. Snell's Announcements. I £5 5s.—Portable Folding Organ, in perfect order; sweet tone; bargain.—D. J. Knell. 14a, 21 and 22, High-street, Swansea. j X*9|1 —Upright Grand Phnoforte, in ?" beautiful walnut caae; fine tone; check action; a bargaiii.-D. J. SnelJ. 14a, 21 and 22, High-street Arcade, Swansea. 21 and  2 GRAMOPHONES from 35a.; latest Records; '? "Watch Your lep!" Selections and "We'Jl Have a Jubilee;" Gramophones Re- paireG.-D. J. Snell. 14a, 21 and 22, High- street Arcade, Swansea. 286A3-4 Godfrey's Announcements. COLLARD and Collard Grand, in prac- tically new condition, only used lor Conceit work; Roewood Case; a bargain, 55 gns. cash or 2is. monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. I^NDSLEIGH Or&an. 11 stops, 'Ts?.s of KKKle, 2 knee swells ;vcry n?c tone, ¡ bandsome Walnut Gaso with mirror top; 1 15 gns cash or 8s. 6d. monthly; a bargain.— í Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, St. Helen'sroad, Swansea. > DOMINION Organ, 14 stops, 6 sets of roeds, 2 knee swells, very line pipe organ < tone, handsome carved Walnut Case with J large mirror, a ba-rgain, 22 gIla. cash or I ] 12s. 6d. monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22, < St. Helen's-road, Swansea 287-A-3-6 4 MOTOR CAR-S, CYCLES &c. FOR SALE FOR SALE, Rubber-tyre Ralfi Trap, equal j to new; Rubber-tyred Governess Car, round cornered; Business Traps; Uso several Sets of Harness, Hiding Saddles; can -.iiy time.Kerriman, Crole-street (back of White Rose Hotel, Walter-road), Swansea. 366A3-4 r rpALBOT 14-II.P. Two-Seatcr, perfect run. 11 ning order; splendid lamps; £j5()..A130 I assortment of largo Tyres and Tubes.— Apply 24, Walter-road. 237-A-3-6 i j Ivor L. Roberts' (Oxford-street) Announcements. MOTOR CYCLES.-Bolo Agent for B.S.A., ( Enflold, Douglas, A.J .C., Calthorpe, < Humber, Morgan, Runabouts, etc. Beferred t'ermei arranged. Send your inejuiries. 2 c YCI,E,S.-So',o Agent for the B.S.A., Royal Enfield, Robin Hood, HuiaLwr, etc. I Prices from £ 3 lite. 6d. to £ 13' 13s. f.y pay- mentg arranged. Send for liets. Motor Cycl? in bto<:k.—Two ep?ed. ? Stroke Diamond, 2? h.p., ;E?; 1916 4? h.P.. 3-speed B.S.A., £ 62; Sun, 2-etroke, 2J h.p., £ 30; 4 h.p. Triumph, o-speod, £6iI; Eu. field, 6 h.p.. Combination, "9 5s. ECOND-liAN.D Motor CyclM.—3 h.p. Quad- J ? M.nt. iji&?M?, ?12 ,C'3,; 4 h.p. 1914 1"?- A' m?r. coach Side-car, ?50; 3? h.p. Premier. ■ 2-6p«d, ?37 10& ? B.S.A., ?reo engine, ex. ) cellent condition, £ 29 lGs. j T)jEW'Ca?6*m"St<M?? Lisht'C?r. j I E £ 115; Ritz Li,?ht Car, .?25; Ford i- aeat?r. ?125; Ford 5-seater, li?5; Ford Van, J JEHO; Dli? deliveiT chtH??. c:ro j HOUSE AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. '? EÁTE.House and Shop to Let at '?-? Leonard-street; vacant March 2,?ru i next.—Apply F. Jewell, Builder, SWANSEA.-To be Let, from Lady Day I next, the White Rock Ferry Rights.— I Appiy the Estate Agent, Midland Railway, Derby. 2B4A3-1 TO LET, with immediate poss?ewion, Semi- Tdetached Reaidence. Groevenor-roiwI, Sketty- 5 reception, 5 100. and bath rooms. —Appiy John M. Leeder and SOD. 46, Water- loo-street, Swansea. 284A3-1 9 ROOMS to let, suitable for Offices or d Workrooms—70, St. Helen's-road, cpiiosite Hospital. 2B5A3-1 CWMRHYD YCEIRW -Nine-room House, to Let; immediate pe>ssession.—Apply Bowen, Pentwyn-terrace, Cwnirhydyceirw. HOUSES WANTED. HOUSES WANTED. "DTOUSE Wanted at moderate rental; 6 or 3 room; bath (h. & c.); Brynmill or other district, near trams; immediate possession not necessary.—" A.D. Leader Office, Swansea. ;— PALMISTRY. '1:.t:)AIJMJS'J'Ry.-Short visit to Ammanlord of Gipsy Britannia, the Gifted and Clever Gipsy; acknowledged, by Royalty; fcos from Is. satisfaction guaranteed to all; hcurs, 11 a.m. to 13 P-r-I.-IS, Margaret- street. Ammanford. 132A3-4 ¡i[' ADAID?; DRUSn'?A. F.B.I.M.S.' Dip- -?'  IGma" Palmist, Clairvoyant; American Mystic Readings; advice daily; hours, 11 to 9.—Address 68, St. Helen's-road, Swansea (opposite Hospital), 2S4A31 "OALMISTRY and Clairvoyance.—Consult Madame Virgo, late of Cardiff and Aberystwyth, now 238, High-street, Swansea (two doors from Cameron Hotel). Advice Daily from 11 a.m. ill. 236A3-4 I ■ I ■■wwWiWI MONEY. Money LENT PRIVATELY.  LIO to .E25.0M Advanced to ail closes I without any lU, bother, or Ioan ciRco routine. The Old-sstabiitiheel British Finance Company, approved and recommended by the Preee. and noted for HONEST and I STRAIGHTFORWARD BUSINESS methods, are making advances as toiiows :— xlO Mi?a.y 10/- Mthiy., £ 100 Repay ?4 MtMy £ "j ?1 „ £ 250 „ ? „ f ?50 £ 2 „ 1 £ 500 „ f ?'6 Larger amounts lower rates. Special facili- ties during the war. Quarterly and Yearly Payments taken. If you am; worried over m-oney matters, try the B.F.C. A beolute Privacy Guaranteed. Prospectus (ad View Opiniohe Free.—THE BRITISH FINANCE CO., 20, B'.CISTOL. Tel. 1575. J MONEY TO IL-ND. Carh AdvLneed from £ 5 upwards tc Respectable House- ) holders. Easy Repaymenet.—Apply District Loan' Company, St. Mary Chambem, >| Church-street. Sw?an6t?a. LOANS. I ?1')—?1,000, on ?ritt?n pi?miso to repay at a mutually s?r??d interest. No tre.veUin? [ expenses charged, business done or not. On receipt o.f letter a rcpr.?on'hativo wEt oaJl j with ctuih and terms. Drate-noe no object. Do not expc&e YOUr rqnir(>m0nt f locally. Oommi&siou paid for i?troduntiona. I'L F..LAWRENCE, LTD., T?r CHAMBERS. r WINE STREEI, BRISTOL. jb Swansea Mercantile Co., Ltd. 18, PARK-STREET, SWANSEA, 1 MAKE CASll ADVANCES DALLY from i ?0 to £1,OÐ. i No Charge Un?e?s BuBinf? Don-e. Bills [ Discounted Strictly Private and Confi- dential. For further particulars epply— if H. B. JONES. Lirec-tor. it SAILINGS, ] EMIGRATION. 5 For Cheapest Rates and Earliest Steamers fcr Canada, Australia, South and East I Africa, United Ktatej of America, Argen- tine, etc.. ,.pply at once to ™j HOULDER BROTHERS & Co* ,r 4*. WIND-STREET, SWANSEA 1 PASSAGE BOOKED BY ALL LINES TO If ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. Telegrams—" Honlders." Teleihone-C,gntml 1215 (2 lineo). tL EDUCATIONAL. POSTS FOR ALL. Well-paid permanent Business Posts for Girlf, and Youttte. SWANSEA Gaf^lEEGlAL SCHOOL, (The lie. Benir Schools, Ltd,) offers epevial facilitiee for attaining pro. ficiency in Shorthand, Typ^-writing, Book-keep- ing and Acotfantancy, English and Precis Writing, Business Methods, Coniraereial Arithmetic, Comm«rc;«,l Oj-:re*p.ndenoe, liaml-twritir,-g, Preach. DAY AND EVENING TUITION ALL TH. YEAR SOUND. Students Readily Placed on Oorapsl^tiem. Apply The Principal. CASTLE BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. Tel. Cen. 537. An I at 90-92, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. STUDENT'S Trained to speeds of over 100 Wora% a Minute in PITMAN'S Short- hand. Candidates Suooessfully Prepared for Civil Service and Local Marine EGard. Examinations. iies«en<j given in Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Navigation, English. SatisI faction giiarant**d.-ItU. J. HARRIS, 56. OXF 0 RL-STREET, SWANSEA. Day and Evening Classes for all Subjects .M- PIANOFORTE TUNING. PIANOFORTE-^TUNING, 36. 6el.: record B mendations from Dr. Turpin, QJadstone, end Broadwood and Sons. Pianos from Bechiit/oin, Hopkinsson, Collafd, Brinsmeael, etc., Sale or Hire.—Chaxles Kaeion, 53. Erunswick-etr«0t, Swansea. TO MACHINERY. STEAM ENGINES. GOOD SECOND HAND FOR SALE, HIRE, or PUBCHASE-HTBE LOWEST PRICES FOR OASH. Pair Miin. x ZUin, Marshal Vertical En. Pair 91in. x 18in. Horizontal side-by- side Tangye' "0" type. Pair lOJin. x ttin. 20in. stroke Compound Engines; SUn x 14Jin. x 16in. stroke Compcnnd Engines; 250 B.H.P. Compound sido-by-sida Horizontal Engines, by Uaksido Enginerin Co.; several others. IN StPTvCTl u N 1NVITKD. CHARLES 0. PHILLIPS, SMLYN & CENTRAL ENGINEKIUNG WORKS t FOUNDRY. NEWPORT. KOlV. I I Donitt woityS ■ every time you fed out of sorts. 11, I as is most probable, the trouble arises L ■ from derangement of the stoma6 J ? ?dIirer?H you require ?oydcr to [ eHect speedy cure is a few doses of T Be¿cha.ms PHis. Without claiming [ that this wclI,known medicine is a ] pnacca °L??'?? one carr ?<'rt r WI1 COn^2nce ^hat as an aperient, j a stomachic and a pic?me.up, It ? f without a serious rival. As a rule, j those who are wise enough to f Take a dose whenever they feel out of L sons, stand to miss all the discom, ,] foft aiid misery of protracted L -? l health and soon find themselves J ? full possession of their wonted L powers. You will do well in follow- Z{ ing their good example, by having L occasional recourse to the use of J Beecham's <  Pills. I 20 &2110 Prepared ouly br ,?J THOMAS BEECHAM, St Hden!, Lane. 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fit is better to swear by Dunlops than to swear at other makes. D'UNLOP   ?/ v W Warwick or Cambridge, "A price to suit every r pocket, and the best tyre at the price."

SUNDAY TRADING PROBLEM Morriston Movement Advances Another Step. A mpdin of the representatives of the shurches of Mcrriston which wore recent)y ai pointed for the purposo of suppressing Sunday trading in the borough was held at the Forward Movement Minor Halt on Mon- evening. The ReI". D. l'icton Enn". MA., presided, and was supported by most! of the ministers of the town. It was de. cided that the ministers of the town, to- Ketlior with the representative laymen, be appointed as a deputation to wait upon the Watch Committee. It is hoped that the movement will be ex- tended so as to obtain the support of the hwanBea Welsh and English Free Church Councils, together with the Swansea Sunday Defence League. When the -n'?pcrt of the,to ("ounils is obtinpd, arrangements will be made to form a strong deputation repre- sentative of the various bodies to* make a further appeal to the Watch Committee.

BANISH PIMPLES QUICKLY Easily and Cheaply by Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Trial Free. Smear the pimples lightly with Cuti- cura Ointment on end of linger and allow it to remain on live minutes. The-n hathe with hot water and Cuticura Soap and continue some minutes. This treat- ment is best upon rising and retiring, but is effective at any time. Sample each free by post with 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard, F. Ncwbery and Sons, 27, Charterhouse-square, Lon- don, E.C., Eng. Sold everywhere.