The Cambria Daily Leader

CARMARTHEN LIGHTING. I It was reported to te Carmarthen Town Council that a conference between a re- presentative of the I-loci.4 Government, Board and representatives of the Council and the Carmarthen Electric Light Co.. with a VifW to arriving at a settlement of the dispute with regard to the reduc- tion of public lighting, had failed. The company offered an allowance of £50 a year on account of current saved if they were allowed to increase the price to the private consumer by one penny per unit. This offer was not accepted. The Surveyor (Mr. P. J. Finglah) eaid the number of public lamps specified in ) the contract was 232; that number had now been reduced to 120. Ho held that according- to the contract the Council were entitled to a reduction of a sum equal to the actual saving to the com- pany by such reduction* The Council decided apply for a re- bate on the lines raised by the surveyor.

IT'S A MOTHER'S DUTY I to safeguard her health, li you suffer from f anv r-bdominal complaint, send now for my FREE BOOKLET (Fully illustratod). It ? Bf|9( m contains priceless in- AsmllJl formation on women's ?8?S SB???M Eternal complaints, and will be sent on receipt rr mBnirrHflTmi of 2!d. stamps to cover postage. It also ex- plains. Wil the aid of flTTOioTnMHImH 'llHStrations, how Inter- nal Weaknesses of all kinds. Misplacement. 21,0., can be cured with- out Operations or Inter- nal Instruments. The letter cause cancers and tumours, and ehculd be avoided at all costs. Send to-day to Mrs, CLARA E 3LATER (Dept. D 16), Bel- gra,no, flasbury Park, London, N. Eswb- hslied 025 years.   HoV IS Makes delicious Sandwicbes,

THE KIDWELLY GHOST. t Turned Furniture Remover. I Kidwelly H ghost" has become aggres- sive. To its former activities it has added ■ he. feat of furnituro moving, making "tilings unpleasant a.t the gas manager's house. It is stated that one night a C'hai r a dress basket wore thrown across one of tin; bedrooms, and the premises have cow been vacated for a full investigation.

SWANSEA. A small plot of land at the back of Eaton-crescent is now under the plough. Swansea has evidently awakened to tha necessity of utilising all its spare ground. An enjoyable entertainment was pro- vided by the Unitarian Choir at the Swansea Garrison Hospital OIL Wednes- day evening, the programme having been arranged by Mr. D. J. Squires. The choir rendered some glees, and Miss Eva Beynon was responsible for a couple of excellent recitations. The following ren- dered solos: Mesdames Pearson, Evans, and Poacack, Missey F. Beynon, Lily Harris, Gladys Griffiths, Alice Warner, and Beattie Prater, and Messrs. D. J. Squires and T. Owen. Miss Lilian Stratton was the accompanist.

POMTLLIW. A well known and popular resident has pa.ssed away in tho person of Mr. Edward Clement.

CARMARTHEN. At the first meeting of the Carmarthen National n'ice Committee it was decided to canvass the town for volunteers, and to adopt the system utilised in connection with the Derby scheme.

SOLVA. At t«vc annual meeting of the Solva. Xursing Association, Mrs. Harries, Llan- unwas, was re-elected president, and Mrs. Harries and Mrs. Rees were re-appointed treasurer and secretary respectively. The balance sheet was satisfactory.

HENDY. On account of the hard sta fe. of the I ground at Glyncaecau Farm, the annual Llanedy ploughing match had to be post- poned on Thursday. It is now proposed to hold the event on Wednesday next.

GORSEINON. j A mission is being conducted at Taber- nacle by the Misses Sutherland and Mowatt, of Glasgow. On Thursday the Rev. J. M. Jones, M.A., Merthyr, lectured on "The She.pher-d of Tekoah." Mr. G. Allien presided.

GROVES END. I Under the auspices of the Glamorgan I County Council Education Committee, a series of practical demonstrations in poultry-keeping has been held at the new Council Schools. The lecturer was Miss Williams, and Mr. John Beynon, M.E., acted as hon. secretary.

AMMANFORD. The funeral of Mrs. M. A. Davies, wife of Mr. D. Davies, Dolau House, took place on Thursday at Bet-twa. A service was held at Capel Newydd (C.M.) Chapel, conducted by the Rev. B. Ellis Jones, B.A. Other officiating ministers were the Revs. W. Richard, W. Nantlais WilliaDli and D. Tegfan Davies, I

LOUGHOR. f A concert was held at Penuel on Thurs- day in aid of widows of men who havj fallen in the war. Mr Thos. Evans pre- sided, und the following artieles took part: Madam A. Bowen, Miss Lizzie John, Mr. David Harry, R.A.M. (London), Mr. Harry Roberts, Irene Thomas, Miss t Ivy Harding and Mr. Brinley Richards. The accompanist was Mies Gwladys I Davies, B.A.M., A.C.

ABERAVON. I At the Y.M.C.A. on Thursday, Mr. T. U, I Williams, L.C. and M. Bank, gave a lec- ture on Banking and War Finance." Tlip Ebenezer Band of Hope Choir, as- sisted by some of the Bryn' Children's Choir, and an orchestra, on ^Thursday gave a delightful performance of the operetta, U A Merry Party." Mr. D. W. David was the conductor and Miss Olive Griffiths the accompanist. The Mayor (Councillor T. S. Goslin.) presided. The proceeds were for charity.

PORT TALBOT. I At Grovo-plaoe literary Society meet- | ing, on Thursday, Mr. John Evans presid- ing, a miscellaneous programme iviis given, arranged by Mr. Islvvvn Morgan. Those who took part were Mr. and Mrs. Islwyn Morgan, Mr. Meth Jones, Misses Olwen Jones, Florrie Pugh, Elsie and Kate Llew- ellyn. In a reading competition prizes were won by Bertie Reos (1) and Olwen Jones (2). The accompanists were Miss Katie Lewis, Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Lot Pugh.

PONTARDULAIS. The deatli has taken place at Cadle," Oaktield-street, of Mr. George Jones, head annealer at Glynhir Tinplate Works. Le- ceased who was only 37, was a native of Llangyfelach. He was a member of tho silver band. Two more benefit performances of Change will be given shortly. Grove Park has been all taken up in allotments. Very few applications com- paratively speaking, have been made for Gorseinon, Grovesend and l'ontlliw dis- tricts, and prospective buyers of seed potatoes are also few in number.

LLANELLY. I At ttia meeting ot tne Jjlanelly (iuar- dians on Thursday it was decided to in- crease the subscription to the Swanse-a. Blind Institute from A:2 2s..£5 5s. per annum. On the motion of the High Sheriff (Mr. W. Y. NeviU, J.P.), a vote of condolence was ptwsed to Mrs. Joseph and family on the death, of Mr. G. Morley Joseph, a former member of the Board. It was de- cided to pay £26 to tho Master as compen- sation for damage done to h.is furniture by the recent fire in the Workhouse.

GOKSEiWOW. I I he tuneral or ilir. William uavies. PontarduIaM-road, took plaoe at Bryn teg on Thursday. The officiating ministers were the Rev. D. H. Thomas (Lbeneser), an<l the Rev. Win. Morgan (Brynti-g) The mourners were. Mrs. Davies (widow), Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davies (sons and daughters-in- law), Mr. and Mrs. 1). Williams (on-in- Jaw and daughter), Miss Rosina Davies (daughter), Mrs. E B. Davies, Mr. II. J. Davies, Mr. John Morgan (Ammanford), Messrs. E. Bowen Davies, E. J. Davies, and LI. Davies (Gowerton). Ebonezer Choir (conductor, Mr. 1)1. Jones) was present at the service, and the Dead March was played by Mr. David Bevan. -T M i PriDted and Published for the Swaneea Press liimited. b.v AKTHUR PAHNKIJ HIGHAM at Leader BuiUlincs. Swansea. __a--

    Try ;'I A and t i|| its real household value MARGARINE ;t PHESSART f | THE SUPERIOR BRAND. I | J g Sold in dainty !.lb. packets. S? St SB ?? ??? ?? Red, White & Blue *?    ?c ? S  Riband and Pheasant SeaL ?? ()? lisp. ■ .i -a + T El-, CEW, 314. ES-TIL flit The Cheapest House in Watoe i FOR I PIANOS, PLAYER PIANOS, ORGANS. GRAMOPHONES, RECORDS, AND UTHM. Pianos frtm 91. Monthly. Organs frwV- mulhtj ROLLS ef SOILED M'USt-C, SONGS, PIANOFORTE PtBOtS 0* s¡. WeRTI-J FOR POST FREE. GODFREY & CO.. Limited. 28, ST. RELENS ROAD, SWANSEA, INCREASE THE FOOD SUPPLY Buy Growing the Finest Stocks of VEGETABLE SEEDS. I v Catalogues Gratis and Post Free. ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, I T1e^trai. 227 Oxford St. Swansea. j 567 Central. 227,, Oxford St., Swansea.

BRITOWFERRY COUNCIL. I The Britonferry District Council met ) o.u. Thursday, Mr. Jaiue,s Thomas, J.P., presiding. The Surveyor (Mr. H. A. Clarke) 1- ported that a plan had been submitted by Messrs. T. W. Ward, Ltd., for a new I building of steel construction at their yard, Giants Grave, to bo used as a fit- ting shop. The plan was in order and ap- proved. :1:1'. Clarke reported that 136 plots had already been pegged out and 121, had been ■ taken up. The severe weather had held up the work of pegging out further plots. i 5 but this would now be continued and car- rio(I out. The Water Engineer reported that dur- ing the recent frost 170 burets had been temporarily dealt with with thdview of stopping the waste of water. The Engineer reported that it may be interest- ing to know that the thickness of ice in the covered valve well ait the reservoir Was li inches. Application was made from mittee of the Boys at the Front -Fund a!l. i.ng permission to erect three shrinee. '.(hé application was granted. Councillor M. G. Roberta proponed ■ • vote of sympathy with Councillor OWY in his illness.

-=- -it Hint MMJ & Jor this Week BREAD PUDDING. need    Not a crust need M be wasted! This spe? Bread 50ol:^u. SSSU • h. ,1" N Pudding with BIRD'S Custard xo?B??. !.?r.. M Hot, is a delicious treat for J    young° -and old. ipt Spica. young' and 0 1 piled up tø&sP of ? The smaH cost is obvious. One birivs s-nssTrniTB ? packet of BIRD'S Custard (sold 2 for hTftl™ ^L£ ,ZL "ttn3'> S.?k br.-d in water 3 hours -yor. ? t?.) makes in a moment a rich n.?t. sq-.c?dfy?ndwit;?? Sal creamy Custard. Served with the b.-atcut?i?mps. Ati? other ingre. B di.,ts. k-Pi7lg qui-e dry. 1-h?. -dd B pudding, the result is a revelation ^r^r'leq^r^^ j1fl St m tastiness and nourishment. So over basm, and steam < Honrs. Pour over one pint BLU" B satisfying too. Try it to-day.  "Ing '°?* ( W BIRD'S the Nutritious Custard I ———! !<<«<! V —<«: f- r"D8Al1!81í.6L.J}UU¡.JIi8lr')IUaMIlYFo T- ti."f7f.e. own Mon., Tues. and Wed. CARLTOW CINEMA. Mon., Tues and Wed. MARY PICKFORD in HULDATrom HOLLAND. A ?"MB:CJ??l?"r(?F? ??????????????_?? Music.. l "T —■—-—: — 44J! J-111. ■ — < ■ 1! i 1 11 1'. ™Tyrxr ■■■■l III i HI III| Iji IJH ll' I'' "imi i. n iii nil iiijiiiitMi'ipwiyjiLMji.iiiMi iii ii..ii i. n i j .WU.'ljUJl't

Here's the ??B Z*? BfWNp?'' ?? ? ?S ?'  reason ? you should buy youp Suit for Spring NOW. During the next 10 days the balarrca of the 50/- Suitings Reduced to (About 400 Suitings) j Th 3'4/6 The Suit (to measure) i v- at may be sold, when clothes will be more expensive I The big advance in the price of woollen goods will le more obvious after the SALE as. the materials we are offering now were bqught a long time ago. ;■ Don't m is s this opportunity to hecomc ac- quainted v/ith the "smartest cut" in the provinces. Save 15 6 to-morrow at I RAILWAY FARES. I I We will pa.y the 50 increase on j your return fare to Swansea. PALMER'S, 12 Castle St.: SWANSEA'S SMARTEST TAILOR. J. BARRON PASCOE F.S.I., F.A.I. (BY EXAM.). AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR, VALUER, LAND, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT, Is prepared to undertake and give personal and prompt attention to:- SALES BY AUCTION ef Freehold. Copyhold, and Leasehold Pro- perties. Ground Rents. Reversions, etc. ? », RUCTION SALES tlf Furniture, Machinery. Live and Dead Stolr. ftp., undertaken and promptly settled. SALES OF PROPERTY. by Private Contract. Nwjct'ation of Mortgages. I nsuranctsof all Descriptions Effected. VALUATIONS for Probate, Legacy, and Mortgage Purposes. Fire Claims Assessed. House Property Economically Managed, and Repairs Supervised. RENTS COLLEGTED. Registers Kept of Furnished and Un- furnished Houses, Business Premises, and Bu-lding Land, to be Let or Sold. Selected List Free on Receipt of Re. quirements. Particulars of Properties Inserted Free. jl Inventories Made. Dilapidations Scheduled. Dibtreeses of all kinds undertaken by a C-er tiflcated Bailiff under personal supervision. OFFICES:—-CARDIGAN CHAMBERS, 6, COLLEGE STREET, 'l'elep10ne: 593 ocks. SWANSEA. I Telephone: 593 Docks. SWANSEA I.L.P. ADDRESSES will ba given in the ELYSIUM, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA, 1 7. On SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1917, T BY ROBERT WILLIAMS (Seere.tary. National Transport Worker's Fedration), anti W.-H. HARFORD (Manager of the "Herald"). Chair to be taken at 3 p.m. by Mr. JNO. TWOMEY. —Bateeny Seats-Sixpence. Area-Silver Collection.

Pd-nb- i- SWANSEA TRIBUNAL. I A Class A Man's Appeal. J Aid, Dan Jones presided at the Swansea il3uoli-li Tribunal at the Guildhall on Thursday afternoon. Major Harries l'apr.eseD t(!l(e tJ:1e m ilit8.ry. ( Mr. Ed".£\tl:. Harris appealed for ex- emption for a Class A man who, it was stated, carried out the lighting of over 400 lamps in a Swansea establishment, beside 'having to see to the care of the horses, etc. -t A fortnight', was allowed. i JUBAKER'S SON. I A baker Appealed for exemption for his I son whom, he said, assisted him in the husinews. Applicant stated that financial Tilin would ensue it his son were taken.- Application refused. A FOREMAN BOTTLER. f I rho manager of a Slvans,&a bi-eivery tp- pealed through Mr. TTepry Thomas for IP-xemptioe, for his foreman bottler. He Otftted that't.-he foreman had also to haC-dle Wery complicated machinery. Two MDr#e exemption (final). 1 GAVE HIS WRONG AGE. Ii employer attended with one of his v —« employes, a, lad of lii years of age. The boy had received a calling-up notice, he having falsely given his aye. The Chairman ¡ warned him, and intimated that he could be taken for servico in the Navy. I The matter was left with the military I authorities. NO HOLIDAY FOR 14 YEARS. A Manselton tailor and draper appealed j for exemption through Mr. Henry Thomp- J! son. » Applicant stated that if he were called to the Colours it would mean financial ruin. His out?tajidio? d?bts amounted to over < £ 900. Mr. Thompson intimated that appH- cant was a hard-woikingi m&n, and had alone made his busiress what it was. He I was a member of the- V.T.C. and he-d i only loA one drill, which was considered an excellent reo?rd. Applicant had taiv,? an allotment and hoped to turn ont a good supply of potatoes. He could state without hesitat ion that he had never had I a single holiday for over 14 ve,-Vrs. The hearing was adjourned for a fort- ) night with a view to applicant getting ) m bstitution work. .■

All GONG SOUPS All, one provide 8 ready- to-hand substitute Brice for fresh meAt durint the present restrictions. Three good portions 01 delicious G 0 it 8 Soup can be made 7Je1Jii..iietiM in 15 minutes for tch .a!1 I Ox Tail 2d. No previOl1s. Mock Turtle Thick Gravy experience of I 1 'r? Pea ° Cei? c??t cooking, or indeed | Iri M.ck Turae I Celery Pea OfSOUp-IMkin?iS Lentil Artichoke f" "In MtLUigetawn7 I Arfichoke requirecl r Julienne Tomato 1 'N N ?etTmEM??N I I GREAT j pSALES .?? it witt be a'ositive loss to you ?? IT if ycu fait to take immediate 'JN advanbse of the sensational S! BHj sale now in progress at 5jS| S H. Samuells. Over 20,000 I B bright nciy bargains are offered | at AMAZING REDUCTIONS! A f'uff month's trial any H B article putchased and rarney re- J 0 funded in full if ciissatisfied I j|§ | quarantoes satisfaction. Call 0jS ? To-day. E.arlyl g 1 TYPICAL VALUE OFFERS:? RINQS. E H Moucted with 4 Diamor?ds S B and 3 beautifully matched  9 Sapphiree Or Rubies, in 11.11. B 5/6 9 marked Gold. Often Z716. g CP,SE 9F TEASPOONS." 1 a Sterling Silver-plated Tea. Set • fv 9 B of e? elegantly embossed "|/V II M 8pOOn and Tongs, in caee «H U 8 S comple Amayng 6&? offer 3 ':l-+I;.l' \51 W A" C H. 0 U S \'IJ R or da r. i ;tVJW^OV3^ by nlgt ShoW! ti?e t-ilule bS, t the F ro lit. uelxablo 1 yeaSrsf' ^«»* SSS^srSta|$/; ft0 Dr'c ul,t'dS<)Iue  r-hcke\tnal -value. <. yc'),6 N tor a E?ry ?W?i???tT?J????-m E-vcl"Y h'$ free tr 13. j?d????J?-??AF?t ??  SB i I Month' 8Trial given ''?  with eye?y Purchase g 1 COLD BRACELET WATCHES. I H For ladies and gentl(,Ulen. ? H H:xh-?r?de Keyless moT?.  j< mcnt, perfect timekeepers, in 50'-  ment,,?,I Gold oxc?ndiDg ul m )S B Br?cekt j "?,LU,,C?K,?Y. OAK BISCUIT @ LUCKY'! BARRELS.? g Wedding Rinas Solid Oak, hand. Wedding Rings, S?iy ?n?d' 8 rvinit with heavily 6il. S CO:1r!. 8tyl. LIfe- ver-plated Mounts I| times wear, sold and Phield. 10/6 IJ by wlgh". 1¡¡/6, Gftcn 1* H 1^ 5/ ???' ? ???? ?'0/? 6 aa with a handsome SAFETY RAZOR ■B WEDDING GIFT Sot. g FREE. Nickel-pIatoo Safe- E Specie Offer:- ty Razor and six N Wed?Ning Ring blades, in compact Sj and /<5 leather cue. Ex. 8 nd Kt. ft '12/6 traordinary the two „ 11 jf v S?la offer. t/ M B |j-ST0ffE DIAMOND RfPIC. I ? 5 exquisite Diamonds in 18-ct. f' f B g Gold boat 8eting. Amazing ,'T  /? a « ??' W a ?OAtMTY COLD BROOCH. ? N B In new trefoil design, bean. I ? tifnHy finished in 9?ct. Gold, if /|% S E9 tifullwyi_ th fine lustrous gem. ™ /i S i tg) Amazing offer. ?? W H1 ?MECKLST AHD PEMDANT. i H Dainty Gold Necklet with ?<? BS H exquisitely designed pen- !g\ B B dant,. set with de Vf""eld" U || da,nt., ete. I ls, &me-1716 I A GUNNER DEDGHTED. n H Rail Cunner J. W. Finch Writes: j E R& 27th Qrigado Staff, P.F.A.- E,. highly de)jF?t.-d w;tti Eg; S MP8S ?"" h's!y deHsntcd w:th B g W Pk & .d ,;h" luminous wr.st ..ytch. N Paid It is an crtMto no British Bb Tommy should bo without." ? j M | Over SSO.'X;? TestimoBials.. tg) =H.SMUiL=i (?o?wc? ? ? ?<?/r<?), » I 265 OXFORD ST., gi Under the Big) SW ANSEA. B 1I".t Co.-d.-ff, Morfhy. r-lewpajf,& c. b If nlWlte to Mil. write (or v," CSWSV20 t. H P M. hovel. I Is. Marlnrt St. Mantiorttr. g _i

ALL WOMEN REVUE. >fr. Fred Karno's All Women" Revue, with new ecenery, new dresses, and new sta.rs, will make its reappearance at the Swansea Empire next week. It is still managed ajid played by members of the fair sex, and no man assists in any way in the performance. Lily Long, the 6 ft. mirth and merriment maker, said to be the tallest variety artiste on the Knglish stage, has been engaged to play a part specially written for her as "Tiny Short, the Girl Who Wants to do Her Bit." She will be supported by the Sisters Sprightly and their mascot pig "Archibald," who will feature their own specialities; Bettv Balfour, from the Ambassadors' Theatre, London, amd the well-known Plorence Smithers, the laugh-till-you-cry come- dienne." "All Women" teems with good -entertain rfl eut-thcsk,. war-workers excel in song, dance, and story, and prove how, in t-he theaJrical world, as well as in quieter walks of life, woinen are doing their bit" with ypirit and determination.

NEATH WAR HOSPITAL. ,¡NEATH W,A'HOSPITAL. Successful Report of First I' Year's Work. The annual meeting of the Neath and I: District War Hospital Committee was held at the Gwyn Hall, on Tlmrsday, un- der the presidency of Mr. Levi James. Mr. Tom Davies, the secretary, sub- mitted a wry satisfactory balance-sheet. The total receipts amounted to E948 5s., with an expenditure of t369 igis. id. Replying to Mr. W. Bowen Davies, the Chairman said the total cost of the Christmas festivities was 1132 Is. a,,d. That included C73 7s. 9d. for food, fruit, and mineral w ate re, and S62 llid. for presents. Mr. I. H. Ellis (Port Talbot) said it worked out at 4s. 9:1. per head for the whole day. and considering the great treat the patients had the committee must have exercied the greatest economy. (Hear, hear.) Presenting the report of the Families Visiting Committee, the Chairman com- menfed upon it6 favourable financial position, ading that the result was due to the generosity of the residents oi Xeatli and Melincrythan in providing hos- pitality free of charge. During the year 90 relatives from away had visited (patients at'the hospital, and only in 10 cases had a charge been made on the funds. (Applawse). Reference to the excellent work Mrs. George Trick had accomplished in, meet- ing the visitors and finding accommoda- tion wa-s made in a letter from Mrs. E. Gibbins. and a hearty vote of thanks was accorded her.

I- SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL. I Junior Teams. I Glyn ViUa (v. Greenhill Rovers).—W. Quick, S. Thomas, W. Maslen, C. Clarke, W. Burgess, B. Price. T. Davey. T..Tones, T, Price (capt.), II. Smith, S. Morris. Greenhill Rovers (v. Glyn Rovers).—'T. Dineen; Dan .Tone8 and D. Ditieen; C. illoiies, Percy Pearce and P. Hale; J. Bishop, Joe Sullivan, B. Jones, T. Mor- riseey and Quinne. Ynistawe Rangers (v. Mynyddbach I.)—- W. Thomas, B. Morgan, G. Rogers, D. Vaughan. H. Phillips, J. Davies, D. I'hil- lips, W. T. Davies, A. Jones, O. Edwards, W. E. Davies. R-eferec, D. Jones. Bryn United (v. Hafod Villa).—G. R. Davies, W. Holmes, W. Evans, G. Phil- lips, P. Griffiths, J. Grey, W. Bell, D. Allen, 1. Thomas, S. Davies, T. Davies. Pentrechwyth (v. Onllwyn).—To be played on former's ground.—B. Varney, T. Williams, T. Davies, J. Varney, J. Turvey, W. Hopkins, W. Evans, IJ. Davies (capt.), D. Edwards, D. Turvey, F. Turvey. Kick off. 2.30 sharp. Burrows (v. Templar Rovens).—F. Dyer; E Waters and J. Ix>vering; S. Thomas, D. Ridgway and B. Bvng; S. Coombs, F. Keys, J. Marllard, C. Perkins and W. Jones. East Side Juniors (v. St.,Paul's A.F.C., Plasmarl).—Frpd Fisher (captain); Arthur Dex and Grenfiekl Neihon; Fred I Harries, C. Fox and Bryn Moore; Bryn I Xeilson, Stan Wilkinson, John Ricliards, Willie Quirke and Stan Goaman. Mont.ana Juniors (v. CWlll Mission) .—C. Matthews; P. Ford and A. Jones; K. Hughes, G. Thomas a-tid F. Edwards; R I .Tones. W. Morris. Tom Thomas, A. i iehols and A. Connors. Cwm Juniors (v. Montana).—G. Yates; S. Hellens and B. KL,41y; W. McVeigh, J. Rees and H. Morris; E. Richards, A. Rosser, W. Jeremier, E. Chark-s and R. Crocker. Hafod Villa II. (v. Montana IT.).-Toia Ree^; Joe Flemming a-nd T. B. Rees; Arthur Rees, J. Cole and D. Ros-ser; Will Janie6, Dai Davies, David Morgan, Percy Morris and Fred Saunders. Swan Rovers (v. King Albions).—W. Thomas; T. Pearce and L. Hill; George Davies, E. H. Lewis and J. Davies; T. Evans, A. N. Other, E. J. Griffiths, M. O. Morgans and T. Davies. Hafod Villa 1. (v. All Saints).—Joe Grearly; A. Rees and Will Davies (cap- tain); Will Jones, R. Sterio and Will Davies; Tom AnthonvWill Austin, Will Rees, Will Davies and A. N. Other. Vernon Rovers (v. Glais All Whites).- M. Chard; C. Corbett and T. Thomas; F. Gray, W. Blackey and M. Hill; A. Madi- son (captain), A. Merrifield, W. J. Davies C. Burns and G. Hopkins. Canaan A.F.C. (v. Mun. Sec. Seniors).— A. Bromham; S. R. Randell and R. Word- ley; D. Jones, Raymond Watson and H. Jones; C. Gooding, V. Lewis, V. Randell, W. G. Hughes and H. R. Harman., Millbrook United (v. West End).—C. Meeser; J. Jones and T. Humphries; S. Griffiths. E. Smith and F. Stephens; Jack Fry, Syd Ogborn, Matt Boat. T. Cude and J. Lynch. St. Catherine's (v. Gla.Dr).-A. i Squires; R. Morris and A. N. Other; Coakley, Tassmore and D. Ware; D. ileadon, C. Evans, T. Rees. W. J. Jones 'captain), and N. Neadon. Gorseinon United (v. W. H. Davies, Llanelly).-P. Courtney; Geo. Russell and r1. Edwards; E. Davies, P. Owen and P. j Edwards; E. Morris. C. Hooper, H. joiiee, E. Davies and M. Williams. St. Johns (v. Vernon Rovers).—G. Wil-I liams; Mog Griffiths and Jim Ogborn; R. Austrom, C. Austrom and Sid Randell; E. Morgan, John Merrifield, R. Ogborn, J'j J ¡Martin and Maddock6.

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No Sugar Required More than half of the Turban Date is pure sugar. It is a nourishing and sustaining food, I an aid to digestion, and full ( of health-giving properties. Turban Dates are clean, sweet, and fresh. One carton makes two delicious fruit puddings, sufficient for fourteen person, entirely without sugar or eggs Recipes for sixteen dainty dishes with every carton, RECIPE Turban Apple D?tapttng Split the dates in halves, !eng?hways, removing stone. Tie apple should be cuI in quarters and coro removed. The dates placed in centre and flat- tensd between the sifles of the apple. The result is an excellent change, and no sugar is required. '40. 41 t 42. K!a< WiUtaot St.. London. E.G Fie]6 & Co., Fruit Mcichtint-,