The Cambria Daily Leader

WREATHS, BOUQUETS, Etc., by K I T L E Y' S I'The SPECIALISE 1?! ALL FLORAL I rF<WXS /.????T AND BEST HOUSE ?OK ?1.??? BREATHS. OPPOSITE ?ATlO?AL &CHOOL?. OXFOBD-STREET, SWANSEA. (Tel 431 Central). 'n Alexandra Johnston, The Most (Jp. J;1. to-data lolorist in Swansea. Wreaths BoCQUETs and ochcr l-'LOKAL DESIGNS ranged in the Latest London Style. 227 STREET. h;WANQEA. Telephone S67 Central. =». "LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT. Advertisements io the Situations Vacant column from kirina whose business consists Wholly or mditilv in engineering or ship- bUilding or the production of arms, ammu. nition. or explosives or of substances re- fiiiired for the production thereof are in Didel, to comply wit-i Regulation 8 (b) of °idear. bove Act. subject to the following con- ditions: ..1 No person resident more than ten miles away or already engaged on Government work will bo engaged. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. T A-STlm. for &!e&sM. It. E. Jones. Ltd.'s W Hcvues, Ccod VocaJists and Dancers etc.—Apply J. Clement. Musical Director Muckworm. Swansea. CTC 'J)-EQ.UlRED for SvVancca, by old-estab- J-V lIshed Company, a:> experienced Or- eaiuser capable of producing results both Ptisonaliy and tilt-ougli agents; pood pros- Pects to ri^ht man.—Write Box "B 14," on,n_s_?.s Domestic Servants. =t70FXG .Maid wanted for family of?h?"? \:1- ?"r? evenings free.—Apply Davieo 2? v^T^, on-crcsconc. 238A2-28 ,\rOUXG tÜi about 16 required to a?:<-t in liou?ework; from country preferred.- .Z,I,.r,]Y B 10." "Daily Leader, bwansea.  238A3-3 '1 ANTED, a good General Servant or Dav t Girl.—Apply ?rs. Ciark. '?9. Bepph- wcod-road. t-wansea 236A:5-2 )\?????' ? ??pe(;tab!e*Youuc likffor (T y 'L?ht liou?Mork.-Apuh' after ,ix °.s.l,mewocd-roaù. Uplands. 236Ai-zl i ?V A}mdia 1 ely- Mronff General, I t Hot Uuder 19;  ??? cbifdren: re- [etcnce9-Mr ?' ?ormanhurst. Norton I B:'iY.?IJEi.d: ssjg 1 "1 1^1^ for household dUt¡C5: thrpo children: another lady hpln 1 pnt ?.nm r bomo.-Mrt,. Douttlas ) )1P!p kept; comf'Jrtable ?"?'??- DnuKtas ) &tr?n?_tiaa(?j??j??? mouth. 236A3-1 C'???&?'?' Wanted '?'ur? for hl-ce mo?tts;, ?'? llarch): fVmilv 3 (1 chiJ l, Bl!rse ?''= '? have [■cod refert-ncpi J'PI,V- stating wages re- tuir^od to Mr *• ?oapman. The Cottage. Ionlior  ——— 236A2-26 ?? p?Sce?':?'???- ?'' ?ketty: -e? W/ pcrkiicer| Cet.era): four in family: ??..Ri7.? competent person.-?'hfe v B 1 "u 'iLv—-—- -—Er gadei' Ouiee. SwanMA. 234A2-28 G-û()1) chcraïa;t Wanted: thrc ln {T"'inilv. refereaceu rcquircc].—Apply, S 7. r, vj!, 3" ^'ckie> 16, Richmond.ro..d n i ise- l V 0iT-ierienced Housemaid.—Ap- W DIV h-.W?^n 6 ?'? 8 P*m" at WiDdor i ;;JgC,_jl (¡.'lnt- 'lcaI,_al],,a_33 i ?_??—— Mln and Youths. \??''oS''?-??' L?-?cr'?jnel?ibI? for T ?ar. ??'??" opponujufylor ^J ,,alde man ?< ? t'o?L unice, ,l:a, Ç.>-3 \\? 'lNT Kb .? ??.?''as "Despatch 1 i- ni vms ? '??? ? tiding and tesu?? ? .tD. Ilu?t have good knowledge -,f ?O  at.:e  -?;'N-a,i-c-a -Apply Bo. 35,  ottice, ":nea.u C3-3  r: ?or Hall; 6 \an?,ed. ?N?-anager foi- lialTl-' i ior,? Loll, j iu>pkt,innss V.Naples. Momstoii. Z;3A2.Z8 ?SO??.-W??cd. s?ari. Assistant (in. ?.r??-Ap,,).v. sWUIIg particulars, B^^vacn ii /"rl'i'fal _i,loV(^ Hndgcnd. 238.?-3 ''f?i?? ??nte'? Hencrafhand; ?ncd wagcs and pel'ù'aller(",}'ll¡¡ I'rie., (Ji?n H??'?"?.?AQtn.anford?__  CZ.Z8 Y??to??. ? BricMayera at H.? Fac. » uv'' ^ratton, Swindon; ral0, 1h1. per 1",ol1f..53; Per week war bonuR: 10 bouts per <?''?y??: time and a half on Saturdays ,ter in ?"? double time on Sundays. ^'al^r<vsi through aH Labour Ex- refunded after six weeds' #ik- ^frnsnt ■ Prly ? A. KichaFd3and?b.. j H1( s. 1i..}1. F!1ctorJ'. strattob, .V:1 ?.nfaetops ?? Factory. Strtttdh, ZI,? do? "?-. '(\"???" Lorry Driver for Lacre 111:11': "?''?ib!App!y John Bowden, ??rcp C2.27 ,Ierchat?t: Aberavoii. c'?17 aDte< ackworth Hotel, Shorthacd^Tyi;;st Wanted, aP«lJ WIth ?"owltdKe < f engineering term,, '111.1 oftic routiUL-?-it?. stating experi- ?''? ? 8lal'l' feqiurtd. B.. B 15," c/o lij}J, ¡;\Y"a. 2?A2-26 ''r,ck'ayers- a:1(^ :l Masons' Labourer j Fl('I-?l,-Yer:?. a,,id -t A!a?,oiis' T,31)ourer \Va"tfd at once-—Apply Havard and bt,,IjLI"ful.cstfach- -t?'???'n Driver Wanted, mafc or J- t fcma Ie. used to running re p a 11* 8lig?it ,('.rI(.-WI'ie Box "B n:' Le:ulcr Ofll2l'. ??naJ"'? Bo), "B H. LeMer Om?e 235A 2?25 A -11) ?nem' \\an!€d A man with elltire ?""? may secure a good -)nd ir,n„vi, n11 poeiiioif: no dsb or out]a\ A^ iros- ?x "B 7." leader ?CjcG. Swa"sc-a ,.?—  C2.27 -=tjTGlJ) Steam Crane D per. 6?)n ztli-c,ad.v on Government work win ? ?"?Ked.-App).\ your neare-?t Employ. ?e? Change, '?ect,onin? No. A2964.  ?i4A2-?171I W???' So"?? ?aicters; good ?a?es  cr(I mcu.-App!y Zammit, Paint- Tarring CoDtraetor. Grovesend Tin- 'o,pr ;is ?i.=<.mou. or Bridg6-street, UaneHy C2-27 ,r¡Qtrjrer;:inè¡ ijblêj,falltëd ?e  i ?'' ..?"?? ??'?° Co.-Wrtte .<?ctioie?.' Lt1 ead^er r OfRce. Swansea, 2';A Z.Z7 T??a??'' (Ma!e). SbprfhaiKT Typist, Wanted at once; cn? accustomed to preferred.-Apply. by l?tter. g^anns«ePa» ?" ?'?cany Ltd.. King's Dock. ?sw,ansee,. -_u_- C2.26 1\.í Wantea on Pipe Tracli at Mar. go. rneitr Port Talbot; goo.i pev.— AtPl^^iob. -u_A3 ASTROLOGY. A STROLQ?Y?Rcfialbio'?ife?tor?? tI-Irt3 ??'cnt?. MarriaKc Partner de' ,c,ibc-(I. Journeys. Legacies, Lucky | D?-?ct.ctc.: sWld birth d a t(" "s J .0.. 1-tv Tn '?'"Pc.-Madatne Mario?8 1 ?ijt-t"? Edinburgh. J3.\ I'ELLljllXAIiy NOTICE. ] SITATTESBUET HALL, On Tr!:si''Y, MARCH 13th, lUll. ASTLSV SAMUEL. F.A.L "Y^TILL offer for SALE, VALUABLE Household Furniture, Removed for Conveilience of Sale. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. Tcrms-Cuch. V j Women and Girls, t?7A?TED. at once, a Workine Laundress "Il d G euend Assiatant for Pontardawe Workhon?e: saJary, ?25. with usual allow- ancel.-Apply Clerk to the Guardians, Pontardawe. GIRL Weavers Wanted at once: constant work guaranteed: 6s. per 60 yards.— Write X." Leadei- Ofrico Swansea. C2-28 WANTED, Two SlDar, InteUig-ent. Young ff L,di"a witb knowted?e jf sbúrthand, typewriting, anJ boof-keepi'ng, at local Steel and Tinpiate Works; those with pre- vious experience preferred; give full par- ticulars. with references, and state salary renuired.—" Works, Daily Leader. Swan- sea^ 234A2-27 I^NITTING and-Latcst. KGooa Homo Employtnent; lady tutors kept for Free Tuition. List free. Needles: and Parts for all makes kept. )o:#t. over 43 years.—VV. Grilliths. 30, Queen-street, Neath. Boys, Giris, Apprentices, &c. P'l ROCERY?V?lUed. smart Jumor?icrk. X?? about 16; grocery experience.—Apply be van and Lloyd, Bridyccd. 2iaA3r3 ?rA?<TEI). Weli-educated Pupil in the Yt Earl cf Jerseys Britonferry Estate ( Office; premium required.—App:y Mr. D. S. Thomas .Estate Office. Britonferry. C3_-3 A' D. HATTHEWS. 'Chemist. 9. Cradock- A. street, Swansea, has Vacancy for In- ti'iligent iouth as Apprentice; no premium required. 237 A2-28 'T_N'l'f at once. Girls us Learners in .11 v. all departments.—Apply Manageress, Baths Laundry, Swansea. 233A2-26 SITUATIONS WANTED. T^'OUNG Lad? (French) won!d H!;e to look 1 after a ChiUl in homely tamily; know- ledge of sewing and care.—Apply E. llayon. 6, Gladstonc-terracj. Ystradgynlaia. 257A3-3 J Y OU.NO Man (Discharged Soldier), re- .1 spectable and well reccmmendcd; de. gircs Engagement.—Apply B.A.R. Leader Office, Iwansem. WANTED. Position a? Colliery Pay Clerk TT in the Swansea Val:cy; experienced; ineligible for the Army,-Apply Clerk," Upper Cwmtwrch Post Office. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AND TO LET. TMO I?ET. Double-fronted Shop, with living X accommodation in good business locality, near C'ntre cf town; private en- trance; suit any clase of business—Apply Edward Roberte and Son, Llanfa" ir Build- irfgs, "Swansea. C3-1 TWO good Ltasehold Dwe'tin? Houses -L with about H acres of ?nd 8ultaJe fo" Poultry Farming good Gardens, Jot V/'aunarlwydd, fo;' sale Further inloroia- i tion irom Davies-Wiiliams, Uorwydd Gowerton. 235A2-28 SliOP to. be Let at Ciydach. with Sta.)le 0 and Garden, on the main road; three minutes' walk from btation.-Apply Mis:- Faira. Glais. 234A2-27 EOIt bALK or to Let, at Coedeac Pontar- dawe. Modern Dwc!Hu?-)io?ue; bati] room (hot and cold).—Apply Morgan Davics, Solicitor. Pontardawe. C2-?7 CALLED UP.-I.ony kase foi- Sale; bt position, LUgh-street, Gorscinon; low j rental; haturday latest.—Lloyd, 3o, ltleii s- road. Mumble* £ 34A2-27 I" ,-Olt SALE, or to Lei. in Woodland-road, j JL Pontardawe, Modern TJwejUing-houee; bath room (hot and cold); two-rhirda of pur- chare money C<1'; remain on uloi'tg, ge. Aj ply Morgan Davies. Solicitor, !'ont:H. da%Ne. CZ-Z7 rPO LET.—Landore, Ijcnd Mysydd-tcrracc. and p.djoininsr Low Lcvul Station, Lan. ■ dore, and Kf-.ath-road, Ilafofi.-F,)r particu- s Jars apply tlr. H. Jones. G.W. Rly. District Estate ome. KeatÍl. C3-6 'r'o" LET, CJydach, Shop. K oTsorHi gh -L Htrect.—for t'articulars apply Mr. :1. Jones, U.W. Ely, District Estate (?ucq. Neath. C3-6 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. X*KA REFHESll-dLNT Hus;il(3; ?UU ono tenant 16 years: uving It-ado. chance lifetime.—W. J. Walker, 36. Webb. street. ?ta!??)n-r<.ad._ BrIHoL -?9?? MILK-KCUND? ?'eston?up?r- A:200 Mare; 60 g?itous da ily average: good inventory: certain fortune few years; I subject free trial, unpardonable sacrifice — Wallier. above. .4 :-0" BEM'AUBANT. Confectiouory. wOulf close leading docks, station, near Bristol; good-class trade; furnished; taking ±;50 weekly: certain fortune; trial.—Walker, above^ r* Q ?-REt'R??iME?''j?'BL?in€s°?'orI:ir'- ;J;,¡. u d3.s, I'I>;WI, surrounded by puriant works; rent, £30; takings £ 17; trial allowed: illness cause.—Apply Walker, atleH. 236A3-1 HOL'SE^ WANTED. T?7A?T?\'FuUy'Licen8cd -1'111)¡W-H-3\:J. T< al!?ca or District. Tied W. ree (latter preverredi. Address pat-icuiars to | "Public." "Daily Leader." Swansea. 238A 3-3 iQ. W A IS SEA.—CotnfortaJfp, Wen-Furnished ip House Required at moderate lent for dtivalioll of war, t)y careful tenants \110 children); 2 reception, 5 bedrooms, and ufjual ofiices; must, be ceiiiniiiy situated, or ozi,-i,Qiii traiuway rotite.-Write Box "B 16," c.o Leader Office, Swansea. 233A2-28 HOUSE (small), with good garden in jn. Swansea or immediate district, wanted. —Apply Balph. "Leader" Office. Swap sea. TIT ANTED, small House; two or three I ? bedrooms; mcdern conveniences: In Sketty. Brynmill, or Mumbles district; gocd loc.,Ilit Y.-l' till particulars terms, etc., to Mrs. Ratcliffe, 16. Park-road. Clydach UJam. LODGINGS & APARTMENTS TO LET AND WANTED. V\7 ANTED, a small Sitting-room and Bed- il room, with attendance; good cooking; USJ of bath (I.,i.ily.-Write Gerald," eir) Leader, Swansea^ 237A2,27 tCOMFORTABLE Furnished Apartments; | > suitable for Young Men, Ladies, or Respectable Couple.-11, St. Helen's-cres- FOR SALE. F OR SALE, several Automatic Machines; all legal and in first-class condition- Apply "Automatics," 20, Bryuymoi-road, fcwaaseaj^ 238A3-3 SAFES (fire resisting), 20. 24. 26. 28 to 60 k.3 inches high, for Sale; bargains; also Second-hand Steam Wagons.—Birt, 47a, Stiand, Swansea. C3-10 C "IOB Mare, excellent worker, over age; co i V/ rubbish: Cart Harness; Bull Calf, 15 j months; cash required.—Llettyrdderwen Tirydail. 235A3-23 gEED Potatoes ;r disease resist?ra. The s "Ure?t Scot is r.ow availeble, i9a per cwt.. bags free. F.O.R.; cash with order.' Order at once, as toek are limited.-Arply W. rrndor Rees Merchant, Ystalyfera 234A2-27 AFEI Itesisting). 20, 22, 24, 26. 2a in. (J and upwards for Sale. Enquiries soli- cited for Second-hand Macbinery,-Birt. 47a. Strand. Swansea CZ-26 MISCELLANEOUS. j T ADY Wants Lessons in Motor Driving: i and Management.—Write terms Box B 17. Daily Leader. Swansea. 238A3-3 — TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. ,:t: r r.ÜD:tï;c wcl'l:SW\ru-S\ a IJ sc-a- Town Centre Forwo.rd, has taken over the. Imperial Hotel, High-street; also Taxi fori hire. Telephone No.: Docks 278. 25SA3-3 \\TATEUPROOF Horse Loin Cloilis. Cart w and Wagoa Covers, Cart an-t Hear Lamps.—Swansea Saddlery Co., High-street ■ Arcaele. Tel.: 103y Central. 236A:>-1 al!, t, ,ades. ??LO?S' "C!o??. Clo?s7 for at!, trades. ? Bring your Oi<? Boots and get them Re- f'osscd; good worli guaranteed.—Nash and rn).? Port Tennant-road, $t.. Thomas, ?v. "~ea.233A2-25 -'J'I">'1100Ji' your Cold Water Pipca with X.' ■ qf.pment Hair Fcit Strips (canva? L?.-? .0: cheap, and easy of app?catton.—! Apply the Engineering Equipment Co. (Swansea). Ltd., Boilc.- and Steam Pipe Covering Contractors, Salubrious Chambers, i Swansea. 'Phono 269 Central. T.D. ALVANISED Corrugated Sheets.—60 X Tons of Galvanised Corr-ugated Sheets in stock; prico according to grades. 20s., 24-9. and 26s. per 6wt. Inspection invited.— jI MiUs. Engiiab and Co., Ltd. 1?AZ?\A'BCOODS?Toys. Fancy GcodZ etc.. every kind; advice to beginners; als.) best sparo time agency 104-page Cata. lotrue free.—May (164), George-street,, Birm- ingham. T ON DON Time-Table and Red Eail Guide. J-J —The current issue of this popular Publication is on Sale at all Railwav Book- stalls and leading Newsagents. Nearly 600 pages, it deals wittj over 3,000 Railway Sta- tions. At twopence it is the best and cheapest Railway Guide e\ .:r published Miils. English and Co.'s Announcements, IAWN MOWERS—Send your Mower to be ?< Overhauled at onc? to saYc delay to Mills. English and pp., Ltd., Swansea. -EAT.-Chaiig -your old-fashion Bar! XI Grate into a Princess Earless Fire: it will double the radiation of heat, and save half tho coal bill, to 12s. 6d.—Particu- lar> J\I i lis. English and Co., Ltd., Swansea. TOUH Kitchen Range doc;, not save X labour. Enquire for particulars of our j "Twin" Interior; it converts a Kitchen into a Breakfast Room, boils bath water, roasts, and has plenty of saucepan room. It el- I ways lookd like a Dining-room Gi-ate.-Pir. tieulars Mills, English and Co., Ltd., Swan. "WÜJ RANGES A?? URAT??no aip ii E, Sole Agent-, and ehcuid be pleased to advise you—Mills. English and Co., Ltd.,[ SWûnsca-. 1\ if p':i1;X.-Uepair Leaky Tanks and l?oof) l?eep all damp and wet out. r??? En?hsh an??.. i.td? Swansea. CLEMENT FLOORS. If t-oft a.ws dusty, rj J Saniseal;" it makes rhe floor like Meet, and d ti ills. BEg) ish and Co. Ltd., Swausea?. _?  ;O^TrE_NAILS.—Large ?t?c?s?Mins. Eng. i lish and Co.. Ltd. Swatirea T.U. Hill's Announcements. HILL'S Stocktaking Sale-All of our  ij?r?e ?tock to be Cleared. No reason olier t-etusel, SPECIAL Line-, in Bedroom Suites from 63 C3 guineas: Dining and Drawing-room Suites from 4J guineas; Bedsteads and Bed. ding at your own price. SiEVEBAL Shop-soiled Sideboards toh? I Cleared bcio%? cost. Dressers Fenders, Fire Brasses, Hugs. Carpets. White Millputi i Bed Sets from 17s. 6d. CJOODS can be Stored Free until required. S Now is the time to buy; don't nelay.- Cali at once for Bargains at Hill's Central Bi-ildiiifp. Gowcr-strcet, Swansea. Builock Bros' Announcements. A QUANTITY of Secotid-hand and Shop. J-A- soiled Article" to be Sold at Low trices pluvious to stock-taking. ?QUAL?TY' Èlcch;Ï'1at en Kickei Silver J\ Tea. Set reduced to £ 4 10s. SOLID Silver Tea Set reduced '7o ?5 g?iiners. 25??\2?j MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Tho m ¡j :-ôrl-& Shackcll'i Announcements, j 'OLL.\lD and Collard Pianoforte, Rose- V wood case. panel front, reduced 10 £ '.7 1C3. cash; another Collard and Colla d, u'.etai framed, cheek action Piano, equal to new. £ 42 cash.-Thooupson and Sliackell, Liu., 19, Castle-street, Swansea. TT'STEY Organ, neariy new, 10 stops, high JTJ mirror back, verv beautiful tone. Ie. diced to £ 20 cash; also portable Organ by Malcolm, and abackeil, Ltd. 3?. Castie-strpct, L?WV-Dsea. T?lA'?OFO?TE? iron framed. Walnut case i. by Carver, reduced to ^24 caah; very i tino toned.—Thompson and Sliaeliell, Ltd., 39. Castle-street. Swansea. Godfrey's Announcements. ESTKY Or?an; chancel mcdei; so!id Oa!!? JLJ ca?te: HI 6tops, 10 aeta rec?d,. 2 knee jweHs; very pmverfui tcne: bargain, 45 guineas cash, or 21s. monthly—Godfrey and I Co., Ltd., â, St. Helcn'e-road. Swansea. 1-j, 1!1 ,,()ï:L)ia ¡¡;I: t any JL piano; guaranteed perfect condinou:! original cost. 60 guineas; accft,t- 18 guineas cash; 2r getiuina bargain.—Godfrey and Co., tI Ltd., Swansea. 'R' ARÜjpflght-O;;nd- by ChUd.? B London; in practically nc? condition;; iron frame, check action; Ro-e?ood case; 28 guineas- ca;b or tOs. fed. monthly.—God- tr 'y and Co.. Ltd., 22, St. Helen's-road Swan- seu, TO LOST AND FOUND. "YVTILL the Person who Picked Up Hand- » » bag opposite Jones' Welsh Siiop, Os- fcrd-street, kindly return there. tincter re- warded. 237A2-27 SHEEP found strayed on Glyneaenod k3 Rarm. Velindre. Owner to apply at Police fciation, Llangyfclach, for particu- I lars. If iiot claimed m three days will ba sold to defray expelisei. 237A2-27 1._¡.;t;tt'-j;l-jiG7:'cltOíï Cai-, on Wednesday i.? Eveniag. ?hout 6 o'clock, Pair of rim. less Pince-nez with Gold Chain attached (in black case).—Finder rewarded on returning samu to Pince nez," c/o Leader Office. 3TD POUl TRY. EGGS, lie, i K EGHS from each hen e%ery week arc now O obtained by many users of Karswcod Spice (containing ground insects). Your birds can do it too. Prove it to your profit. Packets 2d.. 6d., Is.— Davies, Dofo Stores, Neath-road, Llansamiet. rpilE most severe egg-laying test on record JL. proved that Kara wood Poultry Spice containing large rumbers of grou;i'.t in.-icl.s den bled the erg Itivi)fv and imnrovjd the: birds. Full pat tieulars in every packet. 2d. I 6-}, Try it.—Harding, Grocer, 't:?M?' PALMISTRY. d) | -<tc: -3 F msTT^Sc ien 'oy?r't; American I  JaUy?houra.llto 9.. .n's-road, Swansea. (Last A3-3 ,"Ii' Llu u<iicult Madame M.5. (frost ?/ Ear)'s Court. London). Paimiste, Ciair- ?yante. and Phrenoiogigt. In attendance from 11 a.m. to 8 l?.m.; fees  from ?. Murray-street (two doors from Recruiting Clfice). Typewritten delineation from «h<# head with iitustrattcn chart. Is. 235A2-28 ?HAUACTER RMder and Advisory E?x?e,,t. -i'.bd:twe Vcno. i\U!.LM.S.. P<.tmift. gives Advice daily (hours 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.) j a:, 222, Oxford-stieet, Swansea. A.2-23 I 1 MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, ENGINES, &c j FOR SALE AND HIRE. ATEW l ord Chassis, with specially built mahogany panelled asp frame van body, complete. £ 145.—Apply t)d. Jones and Sons, Motor Agents. Ammaufoi.it, 23IA3-2 j LOH. SALE. Five-Seater Ford Car. 111 tirst- [ X rate condition; new Bosch, mag-Ueto, liocd. lamps, new spare tyre. all Sccessories j —Anply Edward Roberts and Son. Llar.fajr BuilUing'a, Swansea C2-1 MOTOR REPAIRS.— VVe undertake to Ii; Hi. pair and Overhaul Private Commer- Cial Cars and Motor Cycles,—Davies and Elliott. Garage. Christina-street. Z42-â ;1- H¡'; Engineering Eqnipmeiu Co 'šï: X sea), Ltd., Bciter and Menm Pip!. Covering Contractors. Largest West Wales of all Non-Conducting Materials. Asbestos; Compositions; Silicate Cotton Mat- tressc3 and Sheets; Fossil Meal: Asbestos Hope (thousands of feet of various sizes); Silicate cotton Canvas-backed Strips; Frost Proofing; liair Felt Slieets, also Hair Felt Canvaa-backed Strips (easily applieu. Tele, phone: 259 Central; Telegrams: "Equip twenty Swansea." Com nercial Carrier po., Ltd.. Swansea. O W1FT Twin-Cy?cder CycIo-C?r; in excaJ O (cut co?idition. TjUMBERiEITEr?: io'arBt?Ias? condi- I t i OI: JLl Hoat_?_ S^ECfJ^D-HAND Ford Chassis, with Body 0 built to order, from £ 70. WE are able to Dëljv;r7"-1TõD ? t English CbaMil fo? immediate re- c; u i remeii ts^ ■ -A-LL Types of Bodies Buil? ou the Pre- AmiQes. Send for Particulars to Cammerual Carrier (Jo, Ltd., 59-62, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. I Ivor L. Roberts' (223, Oxford-street) Announcements. MOTOR Cycle? in Stock Immediate De I' l. livery. B.S.A., Enfields, Harley David- son.etc. 9 ?'? TO?rG?LCr ChaN?a?Q?to??for Tm- 'z1 /.»(J mediate delivery. C2-2  r? oQT!H?RKt?OQi PENHALE'S Jig 232, High Street. 1(;:Jua çl I;:)\J WE beg to pom: out to parents the ad- 'f VQ?taneinaecurinsthe.Boys?t'ring Suit at once—as Clothing of all description is continually advancing in price. We have been fortunate in securing 650 80"8' and i Youths' Suits at nearly Pre-War Prices. 14 DAYS' SPECIAL SALE BOYS' & YOUTHS' SUITS. on/1 BOY?' HENLEY SUITS. Dark 200 patterns, to Clear at 13s. lid.; worth 13s. lid.; f-izes 4 to 7. A splendid School or Best Wear Suit. Oil A BOV? RUGBY" SUITS. Dark Pat. .0 terns, to Clear at 16s. 11u.; worth ??s.:&izes6tc9. Splendid Suits for Higher 1 Grade or dammar School BoY$ for school Wear. ')'-0 YOUTHS' LONG TROUSERS SUITS; ??U Dark Pattenl: Newest tyle; '?os, These Suits are Genuine Bargains. This Sale win be Definitely Closed on Febru. arv 28th. Iarv 28LU.T?'IEED KK1CKS from 2s (d 4 to 6. JD HOYS' J?HSKY&from 2g. NORFOLK SUITS, 6s. Ila. KA ME?t) Strong Tweed Troosfra to !OUcte?r.5s.lId..6stld. (^FECIAL Line Voutlts' Long Trousers, O Is. lid.: ail sizti. !?? ML?S Smart Tweed 8nits, 25s. 6d.: OU grand va)u?. ')AA DL?GAR?H Trousers Undjgn Dye), 000 Bib and Brace 4s. 6d.; Jackets, 3. 6d.; Trousers, 3s. 6d.; every garment guaranteed. Post orders promptly de- spatehed. Shirt Department. r:Af\ KhAL WELSH SHIRTS, made in b Liandyssui; iI vcr Grey. 6s lid.: werth 8s. 6(1. The Flannel in each Shirt ca lInot he bougtit for 6s Lid. Tbj" is posi- tively the last lot at the price. State size of ueck-baud required wben ordering. ?n? M?.?'S Dark Grey L'DdsLy WorJ{jn OU? Shirts, 3s. lid. This is ? Boon these days. Uniervicar Department. OA DOZ. NATUKAL PANTS or VESTS to ?U Osar 2s. 6d.; wortb ? md. MEN'S STOCK )?U8 are d]!licuit to get" m But ?" ba.? 50 Dozen, Welsh Knit. to Ciear Is. 6d.: worth 2.. 10 DOZEN COTTON SOCKS, to Clear 6id. per Pair. | -I »> DOZKN W OOLLEN SOCKS. All Wool. is. worth la. 6d. ] RAIFSCOATS. LADIES who bought Pen hale >> Coat? are t -J delighted because they are LINED I through, ar; Roomy and Comfortable, j J Special Offer this week: New Tan Shades. 251., .108.. 6Fs, 6d. GENT'S Storm Proof Coats. Lined Check: 5 9 6d. 23s. 6d.. 30s., 35s Sd. BLACK Oil Cctftiri and Oil Silks—Gent's: ) 10s. 6d. to 35s. 6d.: Ladies, 12s. lid. to 42, and Girls' from 10a. lid.  FNTJINE RARGAtK? in School Doys' and ?i!?'r,!Mcd Chech Raincoats. ?O? lid. to j6, lid.; Waterproof Capes. with Hood, 63 lid. j !PENHALE'S TAILORiNG j DEPARTMENT. I \r MAE pin u rrORWR" vn Gvmro 0 X Tregaron, at) fit deal I anghenioo j gweithwvr Abertawe DIGU.N O LE DAN j Y CESEILLHJ AO (TEFYD RHO! TIIIYN 0 STYLE A FIT YNDDI VN V FARGSN." \A^F, GUARANTEE our Fit. Style, aDd » » Quality. 1 Admiral Serge, guaranteed Indigo .€5 3 0 j Beatty" Serge £ 3 10 0 I Jellicoa" Serge ps 15 J Smart Grey and Brown Worsteds. f3 3 0 Grey and Brown Tweeds £ 2 10 0 T.ADIES' COSTUMES- Ni;-grr. Sax, Bottle. Navy and Black Serges from £3 3 0 Wo can Execute, if necessary zu Suits or Costume: in 24 hours. Train Fsre Allowed up to on Parcels of S2 on Producti-n of Ticket. r r 11 a ALE s ST aunnES 232, H gh Siraet, Swansea. I WINNING NUMBERS. ^pHE Wnning Numbers in the Drawing on Tof Bro. Freci Trick (He :-715, 20955, 6378. 14810, 4864. 24022, 68t2 10513, 24922, 5670. 16030. 1014, 2878. 9564. 8630, 17239, 8725, i 8104. All prizes to be claimed within 14 days from D. J. Bcynoa, Z, Picton-tefraee, Swan- ss:i.. 237A2-27 A GRAND COSWPETSTiVE CONCERTi Will be held under the auspices of the Ti aiianss "Soldiers' and Sailors Reception L Committee, at gosen; trebanos. 2s.; Elegy on the Late 1 Dr. Gi'jfHtha, Pontardawe. 10s. 6d. and chair; other Solos 10s. 6d. each; Pianoforte May- in;7s. fcd.; Children's Solon, 5a. and 2s. 6d.; j Ope. n Recitation, 10s. 6d.; Children's Bccit., 5s. and 23. 6d. Programmes may be had. post free 1(1. each, from the Secretary. Wm, R. James, Gwynlryu, Ti,el)aiict;. Iloiitardtwe. COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANS EA. Ploughing Demonstration by Motor jj Tractors. Tln Corporation ()f Swansea have x arranged for a PLOUGHING DE- MONSTRAT10N to take pbce TO-MOK- ROW, (TUESDAY), FEBRUARY 27th, at Ten a.ni. at CWMLLWYD FARM, | which is .si iate about Four Miles froni Swansea, t. o Miles from- Coclcett Sta- ( tion, on the (trcat Western Railway, and 1 i Miles fro a Sketty Train Terminus. A Ouido will bo outside the Cockett Inn r.tP^-30 a.m. to direct V if-itort to the All interested in Agriculture are cor- dially invited. F. E. TUNBRIDGE, Borough Estate Agent, DANIEL BLISS. j x Parks Superintendent, pARlSH QUURCII, LLAGYFELACIL THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. DAVIDS Will DEDICATE the NEW CHANCEL SCREEN and the MEMORIAL WINDOWS iu 1hG Chancel, the gifts of Miss Charlotte Thomas, Springfield. Swansea, on j THURSDAY, 1st MARCH, 1917. SERVICE AT 3 P.M. 207th YEAR OF THE | SUM FI?0FFI€E 1J OFFICE TUB OLDEST INSURANCE OFFICE IN | THE WORLD. —— hta j Insurances effected on the following risks: FIRE DAMAGE, Eestltant Loss ef Bent and Prcfita. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. PERSONAL ACCIDENT. SICKNESS ANi; I DISEASE. FIDELITY GUARANTEE, BURGLARY, I' PLATE GLASS. Swansea Office1 I VICTORIA CHAMBERS, TOil A. DAVIES. District inspector, and 8.

SWANSEA LICENSEE I .i ■■ j ANOTHER PROSEGUTlOi FOR SALE: IN PROHIBITED HOURS In view of recent events there was an added interest in a licensing case at Swan- sea on Monday, before Mr. R. Martin (chairman), Mr. Fred Edwards and Mr. Ilyani Goldberg. Mr. llarold King prose- cuted and Mr. Henry Thompson repre- scnted tho defendants, the latter being j Mrs. Mary Walsh, licensee of the Dublin Arms, Jennie Walsh, her daughter, and Mary O'Briea, servant. Mrs. Walsh was summoned for dispatch- ing by her servant or agent beer for con- sumption off the premises during pro- hibited hours on Feb. 10th. Miss Jennie Walsh was summoned for unlawfully per- milting Miss O'Brien to take beer from tlitt premises, and Mary O'Brien for tak- ing tho beer from the premises at a pro- hibited hour. THE CASE FOR THE POLICE. Mr. King said on the date mentioned Detectives Francis and Gubb, at 3 o'clock, saw Mary O'Brien leaving the premises by the side door carrying a 2 gallon jar. The officers asked her what she was carrying, and she replied, Two gallons of beer, i and it was paid for before 2 o'clock and I had no time to take it oat before." The detectives accompanied her to the Dublin A rms and there saw Mrs. Walsh and Miss Walsh. Miss Walsh said H Yes, it was for She paid for it between 2 o'clock and half-past. She could not carry it, so 1 let the girl go." Mrs. Waish dfnicd all knowledge of the occurrence. ?.Iis,s Walsh then added, It's my fault." j Miss O'Brien then said, Yes. I could do with a for a month." To the officers Mrs. Walsh said, Don't take it (the beer) out. It will be such a show-up. Take a !it t le, drop in a bottle." t DEFENDANTS EXPRESS REGRET. I Mr. Thompson, before opening his de- fence, said whenever Mr. King prosecuted he put the case with absolute fairness, and whilst, not conceding anything to the defendants, he stated any facts in their Favour. He wanted to thank Mr. King for I the exceedingly fair way in which he had put the case before their worships. The defence was that Mrs. Walsh, through illness, took no part in the man- ageinent'of the hotel, which wag entirely carried out by Mis<; AYalsh. This being a Saturday, it was the busiest tims of the n'eck. The beer was ordered as stated, and owing to the busy time. Miss Walsh neg- lected to the beer until threo o'clock. rrs, Walsh hnd held the licence for 22 years, and had an excellent character. All the defendants expressed sorrow. After brief consideration, the bench fined each defendant 10s. Dr. O'Sullivan, J.P., was also, on the bench, hut did not adjudicate. j

WOMEN ON THE LAND. At a meeting of the Carmarthenshire j Women's War Agricultural Committee at Carmarthen, on. Saturday, Mr. Ben Avails, Pencader, presiding, a letter was 1 received from the Board of Agriculture rcierring to the urgency of the food ques- tion and tho shortage of women labour on farms, and said they hoped to issue shortly, dctail-3 of a for their: better employment on the land. They asked that IlnExseutin Committeo be npfointpd with fuU powers. M, D. W. Druiumond ea!d he waA struck in going over the agricultural census returns by the extraordinary ex- cess of women on farms in Carmarthen- shire. Those women might be induced to go to work on other farms where there was a shortage. Mrs. Pryce Rico (Llandovery) said the women referred to were the wins and daughters of farmers who were already doing the work of the husbands and brothers who had gone to the Army. Mr. Drummond agreed with that un to a certain p">iut. He instanced, however, a farm of 150 acres where five girls were put down as doing domestic work, whereas all that work could easily be done by the wife and two daughters. An Executive Committee was formed. The appointment of Miss Jones, daughtc-r of Alderman W. N. Jor.es, Ammanford, j as paid organiser of woman labour on farms in the county was recommended to tho Board of Agriculture. j

WESLEY CHAPEL. i Wesley was favoured on Sunday by a visit from th-3 Rev. C. Ensor Walters, the successor in tho. West London Mission to tho Rev. II. Price Hughes. Crowded con- gregations morning and evening lis tened to eloquent discourses. In the afternoon, Mr. Walters addressed the Brotherhood on "lvheii the Jkys Como Home." During the day solos were given by Miss Phillips and Miss Muriel Pritehard, and violin solos by Mr. Pound. To-night ^londay) a great treat is pro- mised in n lecture on The London Xipper," Of the humour and pathos of chiId-HtC in Loudon Mr. Wa!t?rs is en- j titled to speak with authority, for he has lived among it for many years. SATURDAY EVENING'S CONCERT, At the concert at Wesley on Saturday there wag a packed house, and an excel- lent programme was gone through. Encores wero numerous. Tbe following took part:—The Misses Beatrice Anthony, Xellio Michael, Alice Mainwaring, Blod- wen Phillips, Ruth Workman (elocu- tionist), Masters Hugh Lake and N. Wil- liams; solo-pianist, Miss Olive Cooze; Mr. Ud. Michael (baritone), and Messrs. Willie Roberts (Morriston), Glen Prosser and Anita, Willinuig (instrumentalists); action songs were given by the children of Smyrna (Pissmari) in good style. Misses Dilys Davies (Plasmarl) and Lillian Strat- toii, A.R.C.M., proved excellent accom- panists. The Rev. T. J. Lewis (Plasmarl) presided.

j CARMARTHENSHIRE CROPS. Presiding over a meeting of the Carmar- thenshire War Agricultural Committee at Carmarthen on Saturday. Mr. Ben Evans, Pencader, eaid that the census undertaken by the Committee with a view to ascertaining the extent of the crops grown and the position with regard to labour implements and fertilisers, was not yet completed, but from what he had already seen and heard they could antici- pate an increase iu the crops grown of no leas than 10 per cent, or more. (Hear hour). -(iAv that prices had been fied farmers might fuel quite sale in extending their cultivation. no (Mr. Evans) be- j lieved farmers were determined to do j their best, and wera going to accomplish something substantial—even wonderful— i notwithstanding all the drawbacks and labour difficulties. Mr. Bryner Jones, Agricultural Com- missioner for Wales, wrote that one or two motor tractors available for Wales at present had been allocated for Carmar- thenahire. Mr. John Roheris eaid the charge for hire would work out at a little over 1515. per acre, It was resolved to aek the Board of Ag- j\ riculture to grant the committee a sum of money for purchasing two or thre-e tractors. Mr. Daniel Johns one ot the secretaries, j said there were very few labour eubsti- tutcs available in the county. He wrote to the substitution officer, and received only three names. Alderman James Phillips, St. Clears,, mentioned the case of a slcillcd man who offered his services at fou- l'arms last vvcc-k and was declincd..

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