The Cambria Daily Leader

RF I STAGE AND STALLS. I interesting Pictures, Bright i Revue and Comedy. The programme at the Grand Theatre next week is an exceptionally interesting one. and should fill the house at each per- formance. The very amusing comedy in three acts from the London Playhouse, "A Seuvso of Humour," being staged. The comedy is a little gem in its way, and it is delightfully staged, and the acting throughout is superb. The company includes such bril- liant actors and actresses as Messrs. Henry Carter, Lionel Scott, C. H. Ker-I sley, Miss Vera Criehton, Miss Geadier Jetfson and Miss Nora Craigie. The comedy will be preceded each evening, by a one-act comedietta, A Misunderstan-I ding." in which Miss Janet Hodson and Mr. Henry Carter will appear. One of the most popular of the earlier revues was Irish, and Proud of it too," a production run by leading Irish artistes among themselves, and one which enjoyed a lengthy stay. A sequel has now been written by the versatile Wal Pink en- titled As h:.3h as ever." Heading the all Hibernian cast is Joe O'Gorman and his talented daughter Norah, supported by Hosio O'Connor, Mary Sweeney and Martyn Hagan, among others. It will provide the head-liner at the Erapire next week. One of the cleverest artistes in pure pantomime—action without speech—is Sam Barton, who keeps the house in roars of laughter over his at- tempts to mount a cycle. His eccentri- citics a-wheel are one of the funniest items in variety. A man who gets a laugh every second without speaking a word is not only a star, but among a group of 6tars what can be counted on one hand." Jessie Broughton and Denis Creedori will contribute their entertain- ing turn embracing voca lism, piano and violin playing. The latent news and war films will complete the programme. —w On Monday next at the Picture House "The Oath of Protea," the fourth adven- ture of this fearless woman, which excels all others, and should prove a great at- traction for all lovers of good pictures; The Agony of Fe-ar," a Slig Diamond S. feature of very exceptional merit in three parts; together with a trip to China with the Dorsey Expedition; The Ro- mance of David Lloyd George in cartoon by E. H. Mills; and Poor Papa," in which n. E. Wolf Hopper, the famoul, American actor, is the star in a clever comedy, completes an exceptionally strong pr€(;rammo. For the week-end, Cleo liidgley and Wallace Reid will appear in HcctDr Turnbull's story, The Selfish Wcman." It is a tale of exciting ad- venture in the Imperial Valley, Cali- fornia, during the building of a railroad line. Cleo Kidgloy, as the selfish wife, gives an intelligent performance of her role; also a Rex drama entitled His Brother's Pal"; tne Triangle Comedy, Ambrose's Cup of Love/ featuring Mack Swain as Ambrose, May Amory a's his wife, and Josy Jacobs, the clever child actor. These programmes are well se- lected and will give excellent entertain- ment to all who see these films. Programmes of more than ordinary merit will be presented at the Castle C. aeita next week, The feature picture for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday is a five-part Metro mystery drama, en- titled The Mystery at Cradelbaugh's." It is a detective story after the manner of Gaborian, with much of that writer's in- genuity. As regards teclmique and photo- graphy it is all that can be desired, and is best described as a strong and thrilling play of adventures, with plenty of big moments." It features that attractive actor, Hamilton Revelle, who has aptly called The gentleman adventurer of the pictures," and also that popular favourite, Miss Maguerite Snow, who are well supported by an excellent cast. Phantom Island," a story of stirring ad- venture?, shipwrecks, islands, etc., featur- ing 8ue,h a fine player as Francis Ford, is sure to be appreciated. The comedy scction includes Poor Papa," a two-part Triangle Keystone comedy, and Safe in the Safe," a two-part L-tiO comedy. The programme for Thursday, Friday and Saturday i3 an exceptionally strong one, containing two five-part dramas, and both star feature pictures. One a Metro production entitled A Cliild of Des- tiny," featuring that brilliant stage favourite, Irene Fenwick, as a waif of the woods. The othar is The Sorrows of Love," Triangle Italian drama, unique i t conception and strong in its treatment, iFeaturing- the emotional star, Bessie Barrkcak-. There is alco a two-part Key- stone comedy, Ambrosi's Cup of vVoe." The iilm version of Henry Arthur Jones and Wilson Barrett's famous old- time melodrama, Hoodman Blind, will be screened at the Carlton Cinema on Monday next. The part of Jack Hew- lett is taken by William Tarnum. His acting is the outstanding feature of the production. It is a magnificent piece of work, and Farnum was never soen to better advantage. An "Ideal" Picture comedy, Doing His Bit," starring George Robey, a picture showing the humorous side of war and Robey's im- personation of a woman, will cause end- less fun. "Tho Romance of David Lloyd George" in cartoon by B. H. will also be shown. For the week- end Ilayakawa, the Japanese, and Tsmo Aoki, in A ,len Souls. It is eom-ewhat of a novelty to see ap. Oriental fstar eupjxjrted by a leading woman who is alsn from the Land of Chrysanthe- mums in a purely Oriental photo-play. A Selig Diamond S. feature, "The Scarlet Lady," will also be shown; also a L.K.O. comedy, featuring Dan Russell, The Right Car, but the Wrong Berth," a high-speed eomcdv full of fun and end- less daring; episode N6. 5. 'The Laugh- ing Mask"; "The Intervention of Tito" will also be shown. All loving good pic- tures and inusic should visit th3 Carlton. A programme cf unusual interest will be presented at the Elysium, next week. On Monday, Tuesday, auid -Wednesday, | another Fox snper-productioti .will be screened, Tho Fires of Hate," in which T lJeda Ba ra will appear. n the taking of this film some twenty actors and several spectators were injured. A large plot of ground was mined, and the explosion was timed to take pJace just after a detach- ment of retreating soldiers had passed. Owing to a mistake in signalling the elee- tric coiiiKKjtion, the mechanic in charge opened the switch too soon. In the pre- mature explosion which followed actors, guns, ammunition waggons were hurled several feet into the air. Anothers film of interest is The Romance of David Lloyd George." This is one of the "Cartoon" variety. Liberty," the serial, will ap- pear ui its sixth episode entitled The. Desert of Souls," and a rousing comedy, Almost .Guilty," one of the Nestor H j variety. On Thursday, Friday, and Sat- urdav one of the famous Players" films i will be produced, Spsie Snowflake-or the girl who oould take care of herself," played by one of the most charming of American actresses, little Ann Penning- ton, and supported by a strong cast. The story gives a glimpse of the inner life of the stalling player. Mary Page will reach her fifth episode, in which occurs a sudden interruption of the trial, an in- criminating letter, and a new suspect., Afl. exclusive comedy of the Keystone brand, liard Cider." and one of the Ham ditto, Patented by Ham," will provide mirth. The usual Graphic and Interest films will add to the programme with their two changes. This house is running continu- ously from 2.30 till 10.30. Some very interesting photo-plays have been rc-ceivect for next week's programme at the Theatre Royal. On Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday, the main attraction will be The Night Stage," a powerful drama in four parts{ featuring, Mr. W. F. Hart and the cha.rming actress, Miss May Mitchell; also "Tubby's Tip3," a most amusing Hepworlh comedy; H In the Hands of the Enemy," a drama in two parts; Charlie Chaplin In the Pawn- shop," a Mutual comedy in two parts, a regular shrikeT "The Romance of David Lloyd George," by the eminent cartoonist, Ernest Mills; and Pathe'.s Gazette. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday an important feature will be the production a It's Always the Woman," in which the principal role will be sustained by the famous actor- vocalist, Mr. Haydn Coffin, and the charming actress, Miss Nora Chaplin, an interesting drama in fivs parts; alt-lo Charlie Cliapliu "In tho Pawnshop1"; Dad' Dollars." comedy in two parts; H Little Boy Blue," drama; and Pathe's Gazette.

The Best I War Economy MP sauce gives a delicious lfavour to everything, it helps to use up an thing, and wastes A nothing. 0 "I* 0/ all Cfoc??.  S? I Telephone 162 Central. Ml J8NES Kim I Civil, Clerical and Military Tr ? y y TAILOR, 7, Wind St., Swansea. Dear Sir, I beg to inform you that I have opened business at the above address in High Class Bespoke Tailoring. The services of an Expert London Cutter have been secured, and all garments will be executed with good I taste, correct fit, and smart finish in every I detail. I trust you will favour me with a visit. Yours faithfully, DAN JONES. .D?N/ONE?.

CONTROLLED PORTS. I Position of Swansea—Depu- j tation to Board of Trade. A deputation waited on the Board of I Trade in London on Friday rin. refDrence to making Swansea a. controlle d port. In the absence of Sir A. Stanley (President of the Boards it was received by Mr. G. H. Roberts. M.P., and introduced by Mr. T. J. Williams, M.P. The deputation urged that Swansea should be made a controlled port in the sam^ way as other ports in the Bristol Channel were through being railway- owned. Mr Farr (in the absence of Sir Griffith Thomas through illness) spoke for. the, Swansea Harbour Trust, the Mayor XAld. David Da vies) for the town, Major Harris and Ald. Merrells for the Trust.. Othei* members of the denutation were Council- lor Owen and Mr. Phillips (ectiiig general manager). Mr. Roberts was most sympathetic, and promised to give the fullest consideration to the views expressed. He went wjth the deputation fully into every aspect QÍ the question.

SCROLL OF FAME. I CASUALTIES. I Officially reported on Friday night:— Weish Officers. Died of Wounds: Earland, Sec.-lieut. R. J.; S.W.B. Died: Bruce, Capt. T. R, Hussars. Wounded: Davies, See.,Heut. A. Worcestershire J1.. Edwards, Sec.-lieut. W. A., Sherwood Foresters. Griffiths, Sec.-lient. F. C., Yorkshire R. Lyke, Sec.-lieut. J. H., Welsh Regli. Moore, Sec.-lieut. W. Y., Welsh Regt. Wileon, Sec.-lieut. A. E., Welsh Regt. Rank and File. Died: Army Service Corps.—Dovell, M2J182279 W. n., Swar-gea. A LATER LIST. Welsh Officers. I Wounded. Weeks, Lieut. H. R., weigh &rt, at. Royal Welsh Fusiliors. Rank and Fita. Killed: Royal Welsh Fueilior$.—JoltD, 0464, W. Tenby. Died of Wounds Royal Welsh Fusiliere.Walker, 3287, W. H., Swansea. Previously Reported Wounded, now Re- ported Died of Wounds: Welsh H,egiment.Lewi 15134, J., Swansea. Previously Reported Missing, now Re- ported Killed: Royal Warwickshire RefiIaent.-Wil- liams, 470, J. B., Swansea. Wounded: -Welsh Regiment.—Davies, 3339, W., Penclawdd; Jenkins, 3127, T., Treboeth, Landore; Jones, 588, Sgt. D. J., Swansea; Stuckey, 1469, A., Swajngea; Young, 15760,1 W. H., Llanelly. ) Private Poore, I' jCwmbwrla. (Killed.) Bugler D. Williams, Swansea. (Killed.) I Pte. T. H. Davies, PantyfTvhnon. | (Killed.) C.S.M. G. E. Soanes, Gorseinon. (D.C.M.) I ? Pte. W. Kilia, I 88, Courtney street, Manselton, who has £ been wounded in the i I head and has lost an eye. I

j! BEN EVANS' j E?ANS J ?'< t .r ? .?-M,p  ] Telephone: 30l5.^ieqraffls:&lws.SWAfiS £ A.| ? FUNERALS C?R?tEO OUT IN AMY PART ¡ OF THE COUNTRY. | I CREMATIONS ARRAWIM jI I; ORDERS BY PHONE RECEIVED ? F f ORDERS BY P¡ON[' RECEiVED AT | A" NY HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGHT, J HI i ANY HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGtfT. i AL.L !:tRAN.GEfvlENTS ArCEr-1m 1:5. I' PERSONALLY SEEM-TCreY EXPERiE?OD j j.?SSiSTANTS. ) § 'SWANSEA'? |  .r°' .1. J" 1..1 r  ?<.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.! MARRIAGE. EVANS—WILLIAMS.—On February 14th, 1917, at Aborgwili Church, by the Vicar of Aborgwili, assisted by tne Vicar of Llangain, D. O Evans, Glan-y-Llyn. Park Drive. Swansea, to Irene, only daughter of Mr. and Jfrs. Williams. Llwynpiod Farm. Abergvyilj.. 229A2-17 GOLDEN WEDDING. HOWELLS—KOLE.—At KiJvey. by the Rev. Howell Howell, William Howell, to Emily Hole, 16th, February. 1367 To numerous friends who have sent congratulations, thanks. 230A2-19 DEATHS. ROBEItTS.On Wednesday. February 14th. ao-1, Gore-terrace, Swansea, Mary, the be- loved wife cf Evan Roberts, late 7, De-la Beche-street. Interment at Llandilo on Monday afternoon. February 19th Train leaving Victoria, Station at 12.40. 229A2-:7 D.AVIES.-On the 14th inst., Mary Davies, lvock Inn, Alltwen, Pontardawe, widow of John Davies. Funeral Monday, 4.30 p.m. for Alltwen Chapel. 230A2-17 ALLEN.—On Thursday. February 15.1:h. at Eaatview House, Wounwen-road, Eliza, the dearly beloved wife of Isaac W. Allen. Funeral Monday. February 9th, at 2.30 p.m., for Cockett No flowers. by reqest,. 230A2-18 JOUSSELLINE.-On the 13th inst.. at 7, Rue Constantine. St. Servan, France, Henri, the beloved husband df Madame May Jous- selline (nee May Bevan, of Swansea) Deeply regretted. A2-19

WREATHS, BOUQUETS, Etc., by K t T L E Y' S THE SPECIALISTS IN ALL FLORAL DESIGNS CHEAPEST AND BEST HOUSE FOR GLASS WREATHS. OPPOSITE NATIONAL SCHOOLS. OXFORD-STREET SWANSEA.. (Tel 431 Central). ALEXANDRA JPILNSTON, The Most Up- to-date Florist iri Swansea. Wreaths BOUQUETS and other FLOKAL DESIGNS ni-ranged in the Latest London Style. 227 OXFORD-STREET. SWANSEA. Telephone 567 Central. "LEADER" CLASSIFIED i ADVTS. v r ■ DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT. Advertisements la the Situations Vacant column from Firms whose business consists wholly or mainly in engineering or ship- building or the production of arms, ammu- nition. or explosives or of substances re- quired for the production thereof are in order to comply wit i Regulation 8 (b) of the above Act, subject to the following con- ditions No person resident more than ten miles away or already engaged on. Government work will bo engaged. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. — r I Domestic Servants. YOUNG General Wanted; other help kept. 1. -Apply Mrs Trevor Gri&the. 13, Northampton-place, Swansea. 22&12-19 JT ANTED, at onc,, Capablo General, also KT Nursemaid, for ema? modern house in-] Britonferry; good wages.—Apply Hi!I, Stoneleigh," ]?ritoeferry 2Z5A2-23 J Men and Women. rrAU.ou,ING.-W anted Coat Hand, also X Troasers Hand.—Tom Evans. F iliay. 228A2-17 Men and Youths. ANTE, D, Gardener alj week or part f? onIy.—Talfori Strick. Llanfair, West Cross. 230A2-23 BAKERS.-All round hand requiredAp. Ply ileed, 24, St "l^ANTED. Experienced Warehouseman.— TT W. Thomas and Co., Glo'ster Build- ings: 229A2-19 iXT ANTED, a thoroughly reliable Vanman V, (ineligible); good wages" and commis- ,-ion. Model Laundry Clarence-street, Swansea. 228A2-20 l.'7VÁN'lED Motor Drie" (ineligible) for 'f Seldon Lorry, Rhondda Valley; good wagcs, war bonus, and corfimiseion to suit- able man.—Write Box B 5." Leader Office, Sw ansCji. 22BA2-20 ] \TANTED, immediately. Smart and In- f telligent Youth for 3hipping Office; knowledge of shorthand and typewriting most essential.—Apply Messrs. T R. W. Mason and Co., 2 Mount-street, Swansea. 226A2-17 NAVVIES Wanteo on Pipe IVack at Mar- gam near Port Talbot; good pay.- At ply on iob. AM Beys, Girls, Apprentices, &c. "ITT ANTED, good, strong, Lad for Ware- Vt house.—Apply James Jones and Son, Goat>Street, Swansea. 230.1^-19 j WANTED, an Office Boy for Iron and VV Steel Merchant's Offic; knowledge of shorthand and typewriting; state wages.— W re Box 70, Poet Office, Swansea,. 226A2-17 Women and Girls. T/ITANTED, Two Experienced Packers and Y'1 Sorters -at once.-Apply Managerets, Baths Laundry. j 280A2-zi3 TTNJ1.'TÏNG MACHINES—Best and Latest. KGood Home employment; lady tutors Kept for tree Tuition. List free. Needles and Part.,4 for all makes kept. E,.A.. o%,er 43 years.—W«Jiriflithe. 30, Queen-street., Neath. YOUNG Ladies Wantel for Ladies' Boots. JL Fancy, and Showroom Departments; sen 1 full particulars of experience.-Kemp, Draper, Mumbles: 227A2-19 TANTED, immediately, an Assistant for ,NN. Tobacconist Shop.—Apply D. Black 2, Bridge-street, St Thomas. 226A2-17 W ANTP,D, a Young Lady to Assist tt Counter and make tiejself genffTaliy useful; one accnstcozied to acalee arlfl busi- ness prelerred.—Apply T. B. Brown 226, High-street, Swansea. 226A2-17 SITUATIONS WANTED,  OUNG Man (Discharged Soldier), re- 1.1 spectable and well recommended, de- sires Engagement.—Apply B,A.R. Lead,er fiwansca. r -> m AN. strong. willing, gooa education, ,.1t1 one :trm defective, Wants Employ; II n'.ent: highest I"Cterence.W nte Box ll Z7 Leader Ollice. Swansea. 2Z62-J.. W ANTED. Position at; Colliery PJl. Olerk in the Swansea Valley; expe" rienced; ineligible for the Army —Apply tier, Upper Cwmtwrch Post Office. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. í SECOND-HAN O Collard and Gollard Piano, I in beautiful Rosewood case; equal to new; 27 guineas cash. or 20s. monthly; a bargain.-—Dale, Forty and Co., Ltd.. 20 King Edwird-road, Swansea 225A2.9 Thompson & Shackell's Announccmonts, (BOLLARD .and Collard Pianoforte. Rose- J wood case, panel front, reduced t.o £:7 10s cash: another Collard and Colla-d, metal framed, check action Piano, equal to new £ 42 cash.-Thompson and Shackell, Ltd., 39. Castle-street, Swansea }7<STEY Organ, nearly new, 10 stops, high J mirror back, vtrv beautiful tone, re- duced tp .??0 cash: ?!so portable Organ by Malcolm. £ 5 cash.-Thompson and ShuckeU. Ltd. 3J. C?tle-strpet. Swansea. TSIANOPORTE. iron framed. Walnut case J by Carver, reduced to .S24 c?h: very I fine tnncd.—Thompson and Shackell Ltd /39. Oastle-street, Swansea. HILL'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. .0cli-caking Sale.—All of our JL! Larpe Stock to be Cleared No reason a,,) I e offfr refuserl. 'd?ECJA L Lines in Bedroom Suites from 6? Ci gmneas; Dining and Drawmg.room huitcs from 41 guineas; Bedsteads and Bed- ding at your own price. djng at your own t)rice. Q EVE UAL Sho?-coHcd Sideboards to be 0 Cleared below cost. Dressers. Fenders, Fire Brasses. lings. Carpets. White Millpuif Bed Sets frorp 17s. 6d. GOODS can be Stored Free until required. Now is the time to buy; dWl t Ielay.- Call at once for Bargains at Hill's Central BtdldiPEs, Gow.er-etreet, Swansea j. PE?LE'S ?8RES PENHAlE'S (C!!G' 232, High Street. WE beg to poiiii out to parents the ad- ] vantage in securing the Boy's spring Suit at once—as Clothing of all description is continually advancing in price. We have been fortunate ii securing 650 Bo\'s' and Youths' Suits at nearly Pre-War Prices. 14 DAYS' SPEC IAL SALE BOYS' & YOUTHS'SU ITS. 200 BOYS' "HENLEY" SUITS, Dark Patterns, to Clear at 13s. lid.; worth 13a. lid.; sizes 4 to 7. A splendid School or Best Wear Suit. *>nn BOY' RUGBY" SUITS, Dark Pat- ?UU terns, to Clear at 15s. 11a.; worth 2: sizes 6 tc 9. Splendid Suits for Higher Grade or Crainmar School Boys for School Wear. *)Zf~\ YOUTHS' LONG TROUSERS SUITS; -Darli Pattern; Newest ?tyie; 2Cs, 25o., 30s. These Suits are Genuine Bargains. This Sale win be Definitely Closed on Febru. ary 28th. BOYS' TWEED KNICKS from 2s Ed, 4 to 6. -D BOYS' JERSEYS from 2s. NORFOLK SUITS, 6s. lid. r/\ MEN'S Strong Tweed Troasers, to 50 clear. 5s. lid., 6.s lid. SPECIAL Line Youths' Long Trousers. 0 4s. lid all sizes. OA MEN'S Smart Tweed Suits. 2?5s. 6d.; 0?7 grand valu. OAA DUNGAREE Trousers (indigo Dye). 0Bib and Brac, 4a 6d.; Jackets, os, 6d.; Trousers, 3s. 6d.; every garment guaranteed. Post orders promptly de. spatched. Shirt Department. rAA REAL WELSH SHIRTS, made in 500 Llandyssul; Silver Grey, 6s lid.; worth 8s. 6d. The Flannel in each Shirt cannot bo bought for 6s. lid. This is poai- tively the last [ot at the price. State size of neck-band required when ordering. OAA Mg'S Dark Grey Lindsey Working OUU Sbir,s 3s. lid. This is a Boon these days. Underwear Department. OA DOZ. NATURAL PANTS or VESTS to 2Cleor 25. 6d.: worth Za Hid. MEN'S STOCKINGS are di?cutt to get. But wo have 50 Dozen, Welsh KnÜ" to ¡' Clear 1s. 6d.; worth 23 Clear DOZEN COnON SOCKS, to Clear 6?d. JLU per Pair. 1 O DOZEN W OOLLEN SOCKS. All Wool, 1s. zitl.; worth Is. 6d. Raincoat Department. 900 LINED CHECK RAINCOATS for OUU Ladies and Gents; storm collars; guaranteed Rainproof: New Brown and Fawn Shades; 21s., 25s. 6d.. 30s. OA SMART GENT'S KINGSCOATS, Dark ?U Grey, 30s. Or LADIES' SMART BLANKET COATS- —? 15s. lid., 21?..?. GENUINE BARGAINS in School Boys' and Girls' Lined Check Raincoats. 10e. lld. to 16s. lid.; Waterproof Capes, with Hood, 6s lid. PENHALE'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Y MAE ein TORWR" yn Gymro o JL Tregaron, ac yn deall aiaghenion gweithwyr Abertawe DIGON '0 LE DAN Y OESEILIAU AO HEFYD RHOI TIPYN 0 STYLE A FIT YNDÐi YN Y FARGEN." WE GUARANTEE our Fit, Style. and í" Quality. Admiral Serge, guaranteed Indigo n 3 0 Beatty" Serge „ „ £ 3 10 0 Jcllicce" Serge „ £3 15 0 Smart Grey and Brown Worsteds. £ 3 3 0 Grey and Brown Tweeds £ 2 10 0 LADIES' COSTUMES- Nigger, Sax, Bottle, Navy and Black Serges from S3 3 0 Wo can Execute, if necessary 20 Suits or Costumes in 24 hours. Train Fare Allowed up to 2s. on Parcels of S2 on Production of Ticket. PENHALE'S STORES 232 H sghi Street, Swansea. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. IEASEHOLD House fo:* S^le in Beech- J wood-road. Uplands; immediate pos- session.—Write A. J. Daily Leader, Swan- sea. 229A2-22 ORP.ISTON.-For Sale, by Private -m Treaty, Domain," Pentrepoth-road, a recently built substantial Detached Resid- ence; modern planning, well built, and fitted; large substantial garage in rear; lease 999 years; ground rent, X5 10s,>-For orders to view and detailed particulars, apply Messrs. Bowen and Evans. Auction- eers, Salubrious Chambers, Swansea. (Tel. Docks 420.) 229A2-21 l-OUSE and Shop to L?e? HanFelton-re?d- XI -Apply Williams Butcher, Cwmdu, Cwmbwrla. 226A2-17 L LANELLY.-TO Let, Temperance Hotel.— JLj Apply 33, Stepney-strest, Llanelly. 228A2-20, T LANELLY.-To Let, Double Frontage i Shop; good position.—Apply 33, Step- ricy-street, Lianelly. 22§A2-20 Mr, Joseph Harris' Announcements. S T. GEORGE'.S. 'ERICACE. Furnished k3 House to Let; every convenience; close to cars; moderat rental.—Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer, 1* George-street, Swan- se:.L I lfTING EDWARD-ROAD. Splendid 8- roomed House for Sale. at a low-figure. —Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer, 1, George-street, Swansea. c AI.PHERINE-STREET.-Excellent 4-roomed Houso and Scullery for Sale. cheap; long garden'; low ground rent.—Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer, 1, George-street, Swansea. CARNGLAS-ROAD. SKETTY.—Semi-de- tached Villa Residence for Sale, cheap to immediate purchaser: grand situation.— Apply Joseph Harris Auctioneer ani Estate A;;ent, 1, Georgtj-strect, Swansea. Tn'REEHOlZTliouse in Heathlfeld-road for JD Sale; price, £ 570; let at JB55 per annum, exclusive.-Apply Joseph Harris, Auctioneer and Valuer, 1" George-street, Swansea. I X'OAA WILL Purchase a House in ?ZUU Neath-ioad Hafod; very low ground rent-Apply Joseph Harris, Auc- tioner and Estate Agent, 1. George-street. Swansea. ■■ iifli. JOSEPH HARRIS. Auctioneer, will 1" hold a Sale of Furmture at the Albert. Hal! on February 20th, and a Sale of New Carpets at the Albert Hall. C2-19 HOUSES WANTED. OUSE (small), wit^ good garden in II Sw&nsea or imwdiah district, wanted. —Abply Ralph. "Leader" Office. Swansea.. WAINTEI), Small House; good locality; t't two in family.-Write Box B 4," Daily Leader. Swansea. 227A2-19 I LODGINGS & APARTMENTS TO LET AND WANTED. 1- ODGL'WS-fr-Yctlng" Gentlemen and l.k Ladies and Furmsned Apartments.— li8,St. 227A2-19 rPO LET, Front Sitting-room and Front Beùroom (Furnished) vnth us," of tcul- lery.—Apply 16, Malvern-terrace. 226A2-17 BUSINESSES FOR SALE. P" hoTOGRAPHIO Business for Sale in 1. Swansea; centra, position; lease on premises.—Write, first instance. "Studio,. Daily Leader Office. 226A2-19 FOR SALE. FOR Sale, Pony 12 h.h., together with Cart and Harness.—Apply J Lsaac Ed- wards, HE"rueH'Etl'et, Pontardawe. 230A2-22 ? ?/S'ARE for Sale. in fpal.-Pheips. Steam it-i. Cooperage, Paxton-street, Swansea, 229A2-21 TTOrT"SALE (Freehold) 78. Mansel-terrace (facing Christina-street■>, 9 rooms, bath- room, largo basement. b.i enftrancc; ex-' cclient position—Apply Austin Williams aul Son, Solicitors, 56, Wind-street, Swan- sea. 229.' 2-21 QAFES (Firo Resisting), 20, 22. 24, 26, 23 in. 0 and upwards for Sale. Enquiries soli- cited for Second-hand Machinery —Birt, 47a. Strand, Swansea C2?26 1A T LLANELLY —Madame M—X?the Ce:c- A. b:atcd Clairvoyant, Palmlste. and Phrenologist (from Earl's Court, London). can be Consulted Daily at her New Offices in Murray-street, two doors from the Kocrait- ing Office: hours, from 11 a.m till 8 p.m. Fees from Is. Typewritten Delineations a Speciality. 22SA2-20 j PALMISTRY. CHARACTER Reader and Advisory Ex- pert.—Madame Veno, iJ.B 1.8.. Palmist, gives Advice daily (hours I,- ,.m. to 9 p.m.) at 2 22, Oxford-street. Swansea. 'K9A2-21 MADAME dbUSILTA. F.B.LM.s.. scien- l? i ..U? Palmiot, Clairvoyant; American Mystic Readings; advice daily, hours 11 to 9. Address. 68. St. Helen's-road, Swansea. (L?st few weeks.) 229 A 2.21 H?ADAMR DALMA. Celebrated' Welch ??- 'Pc.1mht Pbrenoloist Advice er, M?r. Jlrtage Changes, Specuin?ior: attendance J. front 11 a-m to 9 p.m? -19, Park-street (off  ?Unton?treet),Swsnsea.. 226A2-' 7 ASTLEY SAMUEL, .F.A.I, AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR AND < VALUER, KING'S CHAMBERS, GOWER STREET. SWANSEA, TO LET. An Excellent Shop, Close to Market and Oxford-street, with living accommodao tion. Low Rent to good tenants., ST. HELEN'S-ROAD.-Onc of the Beet Shop Premises in the Road. Vacant March. In excellent condition. Rental Low. EATON-CRESCENT.—2 Reception, 6 Bedrooms. House will be re-decorated. Rent, S45 per annum and rates. FOR SALE. Within Three Miles of Centre of Town, an Excellent Country Residence. The Property is in splendid condition, and contains 3 Reception, 5 Bedrooms, good Domestic Offices, Gas and Water. SKETTY.—An Excellent Semi-Detached Freehold Residence, 2 Reception, 4 Bedrooms, Bath, etc. Low Price. UPLANDS.—A Two-Storey Semi-Detached Residence. Long Lease. Gas and Electric Light. Two Reception, 4 Bedrooms, Bath-room, etc. LOST AND FOUND. IOST, Gentleman's Gold Signet Ring, with -L? initials. W.J.E.Finder rewarded 10a. returning to 13, Brynymor-crescent. MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, ENGINES, &c. FOR SALE AND HIRE. THE Engineering Equipment Co 'Swan- JL sea), Ltd., Boiler and Steam Pipe Covering Contractors. Largest Stocks 18 West Wales of all Non-Conducting Materials. Asbestos; Compositions; Silicate Cotton Mat. tresses and Sheets; Fossil Meal; Asbestos Rope (thousands of feet of various sizes); Silicate Cotton Canvas-backed Strips; Frost Proofing: Hair Felt Sheets; also Hair Felt Canvas-backed S'trips (easily applied). Teio. phone: 269 .Central; Telegrams: Equip- ment. Swansea." Ivor L. Roberts' (223, Oxford-street) Announcements. FORD Vans from Stock. S,130, less ZIO Be- -f bate, plus delivery charges. Cash, or Easy Payments. MOTOR Cycles in Stock Immediate De- J?-t. livery. B.S.A., EnSelds. Harley David. son, etc. 02-22 POULTRY, EGGS, &c. EVERY grain of Karswood Meal (Sussex JCJ Ground) is real egg food: 3ilb bag Ud, from Thoruas, Chemist. High-street, Gorae, iiion. 230A2-19 E GGS.Whi,Le Wyandotte. Oani strain, 5s. JL) per dozen.—Apply Johnson, The Bun- galow, Loaghor. 228A2-20 CCHICKS! ChicRs! Chicks! "Sa. 6cL do.z., J Wyandottes, Orpingtons, White Leg- horns. Laying Fowls, 4s. each. Note: Wanted, Rabbits, Bantams, Pigeons.-Neill, Pegler-streefc, Brynhyfryd, Swansea. Market turday. 228A2-20 E MPTY egg baskets aN unknown where I Karswood Meal (Sussex uround), oilb. baij lid. is used. The reason is that every grain is honest egg-making food. It con. tains no rubbish, dust or grit.—Evans, Hong Kong Warehouse, High-street, Gorseinon. 230A2-23 TRADE SPECIALITIES. V\T A'.rERPRÓOF Horse Loin Cloths, Cart W,and Wagon Covers, Oart and Re Liimps.—Swansea. Saddlery Co.. High-street Arcade. Tel.: IMy Central 229A2-21 irUOST-PROOJt! your Coiu Water Pipe& with JJ Equipment" liair Felt Strips (caAvaA backed); oheap, and eas) of al)pliea,tion.- Apply the Engineering Equipment Co, (Swansea), Ltd., Boiler and Steam Pipe Covering Contractors Salubrious Chambers, Swansea 'Phone 269 Centra! T.D. /"S ALV ANISED Corrugated Sheets.—00 GTons of Galvanised Corrugated Sheets in stock: price according to grades,, 20s., 24a. and 26s. per cwt. Inspection invited.— Mills. English and Co.. Ltd. BTZAAR Fancy Goods, -D etc.. every kind; advice to beginners; also best spare time agency, 104-page Cata- logue free.—May (164), George-street, Birm- ingham. — LOÑDON Time-Table and Red Rail Guide. JA -The current œsue of this popular Publication is on Sale at all Railway Book- stalls and leading Newsagents. Nearly 601 pages, it deals with over 3,000 Railway .Sta- tions. At twopence it is the best and cheapest Railway Guide ever- published. Mills, English and Co.'s Announcements. LAWN MOWERS.—Send your Mower to be Overhauled at once to save delay to Mills. English and Co.. Ltd., Swansea. CAT.-Chang-i your old-fashion Bar Ai Grate into a Princess" Barless Fire: it will double the radiation of heat, and savejialf the coal bill, fo- 12s. 6d.—Particu- lari Alilla. English and Co., Ltd., Swansea. YOUR Kitchen Range does not save JL labour. Enquire fpr particulars of cur 11 Twin Interior; it converts a Kitchen inta a Breakfast Room, boils bath water, roasts* and has plenty of saucepan room. It al- ways looks like a Dining-room Grate.Par. ticulars Mills, English and Co.. Ltd.. Swan- sea. ■ EAGLE RANGES AND GRATES.—We are JL< Sole Agents, and-should be pleased to advise you.—Mills. English and Co., Ltd.. Swarisea.. MA TEX.—Repair Leaky Tanks and -m Hoofs; will keep all damp and wet out. -Mills. English and Co.. Ltd., Swansea. ? c EAIENT FLOORS—If 60ft and dsty use Saniseal;" it makes The floor like ?teel. and ?usttess.—Mills. English and 00., Ltd., Swansea. \i. lrîiiENiÜh.-Large Stocks. -Mills. Eng- j lish and Co.. Ltd.. Swansea. T.U. ASTROLOGY. ASTROLOGY.-Relia-ble Written Horo- A scope, Character, Fftture, Marriage. Description of Partner. Legacies, Changes, Journeys, etc. Send birth date, la.. stamped eiivelol)e.-c. Douglas, 323, Garacube-road. Glasgow. Immediate and satisfactory re- plies. 22820 MISCELLANEOUS. PIGS are often troubled with Worms: i. Thotley e Worm PcwderB will dear same. Sold in Cartons containing > pow- ders 6d. by Agents in all parts. or by post 12 powders Is. Id., 96 powders 6s. 6d.. OIl re- ceipt of remittance, by Joseph Thorley, Ltd., Kitig's Oroge. London. N. PIG Keepers who wish their Pigs to par JL should use as a Condiment Thorley s Food for Cattle; keeos Pius thrifty. Sold in case" containing 56 packcts^Five Shillings by Agenta in all partos. YOU should know that Ovow. Tborlev's Poultry Spice, is different to any other Poultry Spice, and contains all that is necessary for keeping Poultry Healthy and producing abutnjancs of Eggs Sold in cases containing 72 oackets Six Shillings: Cartons (two sizes) 1. Id aad Sixpent* each, by Agents in all parts. OULTRY Keepers should write to Joseph JL Thorley, Ltd., King's Croats. London. wh') are the Manufacturers ot Ovum, Thor- ley's Poultry Spice, for Thorley's Poultry Keepers' Account Booh aL??o Book pmng useful hinta to Poultry Keeper-Botb sen* fre.' ti.e MONEY. ————————-———-———————— • DON'T BORROW IN YOUR OWN TOWN, -L? where you and the Lender are Imow. Keep your Business Private. Don't give Billft of Sale. deputation without Blemish beats- Bounce. The. Old-established British Finance Co.. Approved and Recommended by the PrCss, ara Making Advances, without any Sureties, Bille, of Sale, or Loan Office Publicity ha!f a Million to Lend at the Cheapest Ratcj i] the United Kingdom. Apply for Prospectus and Press Opinion* Free-THE BRITISH FINANCE CO., 2U. brids^-strefct Bri&tol. Tel 1675., IF you wish to keep your affairs privtte, do not eppl.v to strangers, for no stranger will lend you money without mak- ing inquiries. How would these terms suit you £10 repay £ 10 108 CDIO R,52 lOw. £2!) repay jE21 £ 100 rétJay £05 Reputation without blt-mish is the reason j r. Gash trades under his own name. Appu to ALBERT E. GASH, 6, Uplands Crescent, Swansea. Pointed and Published for the SwanNO Preds Limited, b.v ARTHUR PARKKtA HIGHAM, at Leader Buildings. Swansea