The Cambria Daily Leader

LLANWRTYD WELLS. The discharged soldiers from Swansea are still busy, and have held concerts at Victoria Wells Hall during the week. They have had some very talented ar- tistes to aefcist them, and the Boys them- selves also contributed. Through the kindneee of Mr. Jenkins (Brighton House), and Mr. A. J. Phillips (Tregam- mon Farm, Pern.), the boys had a beauti- ful drive to Beulah, where they were en- tertained to tea.

BRYNAMMAN. I Brynamman are giving a good account of themselves at this year's National Eis- teddfod again. Although they did not capture the premier honours in the chief choral, they came n?ar doing the deed this time again. I worxW whether we ( are going to have a repetition of the Swansea National sequence. Cardiff were awarded the first prize' then and Bryn- amman second. But a few months after- wards Cnniiff and Brynamman met at Cardigan, and the Swansea doubts were cleared off the r-it? by Brynamman win- nin^ hand", down. A similar incident oc- curred between Bryna-mman e.- d Mid- II Rhondda at Rhymney.

PEMBROKE DOCK. At Pembroke Dock County Court—be- fore Judge Lloyd Morgan—.Messrs. Man- ning and Cooke, tailors and drapers, sued Alfred Grieve, a traveller formerly in their employ, for damages in lieu of notice. It appeared that Grieve one day informed Mr. Manning that he was going into the Dockyard the following day, and did eo without any notice. His Honour in giving judgment for plaintiff for -&2 anfl costs, said that employers equally with employes must be protected from in- conveniences caused by happenings of this sort.

CARMARTHEN. I Eleven fat cattle and 810 fat sheep were graded at Carmarthen Mart on Wednes- day. There were 19 branded calves and 21 rearing calv>es, which met with a fair demand. The 30 cows and calves on offer were not quite as sharp a trade as in the previous week, and four were returned unsold. The highest price was £1)0, three or four made from cBoO to < £ 54- and the majority of the others over ??. A few store cattle met with a good trade, all the lots being sold. There was a bifj inquiry for store lambs, There were 230 fat sheep and 13 fat 'j cattle gt the Mart at St. Clear's. Store I cattle numbered 48. and met with a good demand. There were 20 cows and calves, about 30 store sheep, and 40 rearing and branded calves.

AMMANFORD. II Gratification was exnresaed on all hands when it became known that the town choir had secured third place in the chief choral contest at Neath, and the conductor (Mr. Gwilym R. Jones) was warmly congratulated upon the achieve- ment. This was the choir s initial ven- ture in the National arena, and it is note- worthy that upon the Welsh piece they received the highest number of marks awarded. Although the Ammanford Phil- harmonic Choir (Mr. J. Harries-Thomas) did not have the good, fortune to be so highly placed, they had the consolation or "arrying off the throe guinea prize given for good marshalling. The parties in the Carmarthenshire teachers' dispute having agreed to arbi- tration, schools will re-assemble on Mon- day next, but Amman Valley teachers are protesting, as the school managers have fixed the summer holidays to end August 31st.

LLANDILO. The town has been crowded with visitor6 during the week. One has to go back to pre-war days to record 60 large an injiux of strangers. The death has occurred, at the age of Ti years, of Mrs. Jane Morris, la te "Î Castell Farm. and latterly of Towy Billa, Ffairfach. mother of Mr. Wm. Morris, a member of the well-known firm of auc- tioneers, Messrs. J. Co., of Llandilo. Llandovery and Llangadock. She was buried at Llandilo Parish Church. The lie v. Corris Davies officiated ut the house, and the Rev.. W. Arthur Jones (curate) at the church. Deceased leaves live sons, one daughter, and eight grand children. The remains-of the late Mr. J. Pyper, of Glandvffryn, Llandilo, who for 3!> years was farm bailiff and sub-agent of the Taliaris Estate, were interred at Llandilo Parish Church. A short service was conducted at the house by Arch- deacon R. Williams, assisted by the Rev. W. Arthur Jones (curate), wh o also offi- ciated at the church and grave. Mi&s Inez Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Thomas, Carmarthen- street, Llandilo. has passed the primary examination of the Royal Academy of Music. She attained 112 marks, which speaks well for one so young.

LLANDRINDOD WELLS. The 16th annual convention for the deepening of Spiritual life in Wales if¡ now in progress at Llandrindod Wells, with attendances fully equal to that of previous war years. The Rev. S. H. Wil- kinson, of the Mi Id may Mission to the Jews. ie conducting the morning Bible j studies, and amongst the speakers a lead- ing place must be given to the Rev. F. W. Ainley, M.A. a Lincolnshire clergyman, who was recently the chief epeaker at a eimilar convention at Swansea. The Rev. r, J. llorsefield, a Bristol clergyman, ts another speaker; and amongst the Non- conformists who have spoken have been the Rev. W. W. Lewis, of Swansea, and the Re". F. B. Jones, of Ynvshir. In the Missionary meeting on Wednesday, reference was made to the work of Mr. and Mrs. Pees Howell, two young Welsh missionaries from South Wales, who have Geen a great revival amongst the races of South Africa amongst whom they are working. Swansea people who are keen supporters of the convention, and who are in constant attendance, include Mr Sydney Solomon and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Matthews. A successful eisteddfod was held on Rank Holiday at the Rock Park. Llan- drindod Wels. The adjudicator was Pro- fessor T. G. Samuel, Mua.Bac. (Ystaly- fern), a discharged soldier, one of whose compositions was the test piece for the soprano solo. In the champion solo con- tt tlwr were 10 competitors, some of whom were silver cup winners. The com- petition was extremely keen and the prize was awarded to Miss J. Edwards. New- bridge-on-Wye. who sang, Sabbath Morn- at Sea" (Elgar). The chairman was Mr. Jeffrey Jones. J.P.

Jewellery at 5s. in the pound discount: Absolute Clearance Sale.—Norman and Wil- lis ms, 285. Oxford-street, Swansea.

An invalided soldier, Terence A. King, j was at West Ham committed for trial on I a charge of murdering his grandmother, a woman of 7S.

Pimply Eczema Began On Fingers Itched terribly. Spread over both hands and to armpits. Left dry chappy sort of crust which was intenselyc^painful. Used Cuticura and was com- pletely healed. From signed statement of Mrs. J. Thorpe, 6, North St., Downend, Bris. tol, Eng., August 10, 1916. It does not take you long to find out what Cuticura will do for eczemas, rashes, itchings, bumings, fiery, watery pimples, etc. Bathe the affected surface with Cuticura Soap and hot water, dry lightly and apply Cuticura Ointment. At once the itching ceases, sleep-and rest followi and complete healment in most cases results in continued use. Samples Free by Post. (Soap to cleanse, Ointment to'heal.) Address: F. Newbery & Sons, 27, Charterhouse Sq., London. Sold everywhere, Mother Seigel's Syrup is such ?j a ready and convenient mean of || g?a banishing and preventing the 1 !§■ pains and penalties of Indigestion, | ?t that there is no reason why you g ?g should continue to suffer them. 1 jsT This famous remedy, has been 1 ? used by tens of thousands of 1 ? people with wonderful success. §3 ? It is because Mother Seigel's |j ? Syrup acts directly on the organs ? of digestion, stomach, liver, and 1 ? bowels, and there tackles the root 3 ? cause of the trouble that is so S ? successful. Put it to the test, £I 1 REMOVES  BM?asneM  ?? t? c?b?r? I Fœds The best alternative to human milk. MILK FOOD No. t Prom birth to 3 mnnthe MILK FOOD N. 2 From 3 to 6 mor.th. MALTED FOOD No, 3 From 6 months upwards OWING to the abnormal demand and to Government restrictions on raw material, containers, etc., we are unable to avoid delay in executing orders from Retail Chemists and Wholesale Hounes. We are doing our utmost to increase the output and to distribute supplies equitably; the public will greatly assist us by not ordering more than is required for immediate needs. Con- sumers cannot be supplied by us direct and orders should be placed through I their usual Retail Chemist. Allen tJ Hanburys Ltd., London. FZ:i1l Joy to Sore, Tired Feet i Tt-Z ø just wonderful for sore, Mtimg, swollen, perspiring feet and corns. "After the day's work, thanks to TIZ I f?! as ???JJH   L< daisy. ??.s&?&.  ?,  MSBs Good-bye feet, burning frot, !en feet, perspiring feet, tired feet. Good-bye corns, ha.rd skin, bunions, and chilblains. No more shoe tightness, no more limping with pain or drawing up ycur faoe in agony. TIZ is magical, acts "ight off. TIZ draws out all the poison- ous exudations which puff up the feet. C-se TIZ and wear e-malle-r shoe-s. Use 112) and forget your foot misery. Ah! bow comfortable your feet feel. Don't forget to include TIZ ta your parcel to t li ho-s at the Front. "I or.-inat «peak too highly of TIZ". declares Nunee L. A. Clears, £ 2, Fawn- 1 cfra-ie-avcnue, Herno Hall, S.E. It has ven me wonderful relief after being a great sufferer from tender feet and bad corns. I have use d TIZ three times and can now walk anywhere without discom- fort." Get a 1, 3d box of TTZ now at IUlY ^•enrst's or stores. Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet that never swell, never hurt, never get tired. A year's foot comfort guaranteed or money re- funded. If any difficulty in securing TIZ," writt to W. L. Dodge, Ltd., 27, Charterhouse Sq., London, E.C. 1. CFNARD TINE. REGULAR I'ASSENGKK AND FHBIGHT SERVICES. LON I II IN-NEW YORK. LONDON-CANADA —NEW rORK. BRISTo].(.'A NA I)A- NEW YORK. HvnRPOOly-NEW YORK. For ftates of I'aseiurtv Krcight. Dates of Sailing, and Particulars as to tx)&din): Berthl, luiiiv CUJiARD LINK. ljixerpool: London. eil. Bjshotwi«ate. <)ockspnr-etreet. S.W I 66. Ba.idwin street. lirt-rtol; 1 and t. Millbay ioad. Pl.vrroutb; 181\ ifiuh-street, Oardiff1. 1n New-street Birntincham; or to Local lltE-nts. NEW INVENTION FOR VARICOSE VEINS. Gives even support all over the leg, reduces the size ot the veins, and quickly ëus-és the pain and anguish. Get "'Joi' pèd" Seamless Elastic Stockings made to your measurement. Rich. The Chemist. Ltd Surgical House, 30, High-street, I t Swansea, YOUR Country needs every idle penny. She needs your money. You want the War to finish ? Do your share to win it. Don't talk-lend Go to your Bank now and put as much as possible of the money you have on deposit into NdlioD dr You will never be Sorry. You can buy 5 per cent. National War Bonds —from any Bank in values of LS or any multiple of f.5 up toÆSo, aad afterwards in multiples of P-50 up to aoy amount. —from any Stockbroker in Tallies of LSO and multiple* of ÆSet tip to any amount. -from any Money Order Post Office in valuss of L5 and multiples of to ØJt to any amount. You can sell your Bonds at any time. i,): < "<1- c' ''O:<. "A DOUBLE FIRST" IN SWANSEA. TH IS YEAR The Swansea De Bear School, Castle Build- ings, gained by tar the LARGEST NUMBER OF CERTIFI- CATES from the Royal Society of Arts. It also placed the LARGEST NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN THE BEST BUSINESS AEPOINTMENTS during the year. LAST YEAP. at the Royai Society of Arts Examinations, the De Bear School had by far the largest number of FIRST- CLASS CERTIFICATES and was the only school in Swansea to be awarded a.ny Certificate in the Advanced Stagi. The School Success Records in volume and brill;anct are matters of universal comment. I NEXT SESSION BEGINS MONDAY, 12th AUGUST and ten following days. Prospectus and all particulars from | THE PRINCIPAL, (Miss M. Hay, F.lnc.S.T.), THE DE BPAR SCHOOL, CASTLE BUILDINGS, (Corner College Street). VVASTE PAPER 5/6 per cwt. for Mixed, any Colour or Quality. 9/- to 14/- per cwt. for Better Qualities. THOMAS OWEN & CO., Ltd., Ely Paper Works, CARDIFF. 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MILITARY MEDALLISTS. New official list:- 142530 L.-epl. JR. E. Goriigp., R.E.,Swaii,ea. 3SU91 Cpl. C. J. Jordan, S.W.B., Builth Wells. 117:2fi Cpl. H. Parker, Shrops. L.I., Swan- sea.

Norman and Williams' Jewellerv Sale is now on: discount 5s. in the uounrl Do not miss this opportunity, Pecure the piece of Jewellery you require at once. Abc-oltite Clearance Sale,-285, Oxford-street..Swansea.

U MISSING SWANSEA SHIP. Lloyd's message states that the aux- iliary schooner Oliver, of Swansea, 128 tone, which left Swansea for Cherbourg on June 8. with coal, and has not since been heard of, is posted as missing.

Norman nnfl William?. 2Sb. Oiford-street, Swansea. Clearance Sal is now on at Bar- gai-i Prices. Printed and Published by the Swint-es Press, Ltd., at Leader Buildjass. Swansea.

-v. I, 'IT IS NICEr MOTHER I' | THAT is what the children say when their Cuts, Scrapes and g Bruises are dressed with-Zam-Buk. They have that soon- B get-bette.r feeling at once, because Zam-Buk banishes pain and stops the broken flesh from getting inflamed. Mother, too, knows she is doing the right thing in using Zam-Buk. Zam-Buk is so pure and refined and so completely medicinal that it cannot fail to be beneficial. A mother's worry is ended when she rubs | I Zam-Buk over her child's graced knee because Zam-Buk makes sure that | r the wound will not take bad ways but heal up quickly and cleanly. power, rapid hea1ing qllality and ever-ready ¡ character make this unique berbal balm a I real household neccs ¥"A sity. No home can afford to be wilhout ,-? a box. It is one- I and t h r e e pen c e wisely spent. Op, ti 1! tj All? D .-a Pc4. Q CAKES FOR TEA! Without eggs or sugar, and with the smallest quantity of margarine, the cook who uses RED RING" Flour can still make most delicious cakes. In the Economical Supplement to "Red Ring" Recipes there are directions for many dainty cakes, scones and puddings that require no eggs. Send I d. stamo to Editress, 242 Upper Thames St., London, E.C.4, for Free Book. ^EPRIWCL is so full of nourishment that it is a food in itself. HERE'S A RECIPE-Girdle Cakes (no Eggs). V, lb. "RED RING" Self-Raising Flour. lA c-z. Margarine (cr fat). oz. Castor Sugar (optional). I oz. S,,i!tanas (or finely-chopped Dates). Salt. Milk. Rub tne margairne ir.ro the flour, add the sugar, sultanas (or dates), and a pinch of salt. Mix with sufficient milk to make a nice soft dough. Roll out nScui quarter of ari inch in thickness, cut into rounds w:th a cutter, and bake hvl I lv_ *5 'S on R bot airdli lightly rubbed with grossed paper (if a sirdle is not available, ( EjT3 :t a sirens iron frying pen serve). Bake for about five minutes, turning with r" a kmf to brown each tide. GRAND THEATRE SWANSEA. MONDAY, August 12th, for Six Nights, at 7.30 sharp MATI NEE, Saturday, at 2.30. MURRAY KING AND CHARLES CLARK OF "ROMANCE" FAME, Introduce, by arrangement with Mr. Frank Curzon and Miss Gladys Cooper, 3 THE YELLOW YELLOW TICKET t B N ? ?? &?* B N B ???<?? Ns   ? ?M?BaM ?N N)t ??tB?? BB ?? NBM?MM ?*M » By MICHAEL MORTON. A Wonderful Story of Love and Adventure. THE YELLOW TICKET. The play of the hour. j THE YELLOW TICKET, Fearless in its inception. THE YELLOW TICKET. Tense drama in every line. || THE YELLOW TICKET. The yellow passport. THE YELLOW TICKET. A real love tale. THE YELLOW TICKET. Universal in its appeal. I THE YELLOW TICKET. Finest drama for years. EXCITING. AMUSING. THRILLING. Sensational Success from THE PLAYHOUSE, LONDON, and ELTINGE THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY. BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN At Gwynne H. Brader's 17, Heathfield Street. From 10 to 1 and 2 to 6. Thursday only 10 till 1. Tel. Cent. 291. Great Clearance Jewellery Sale now on at Xarman and Williams' Discount, 5s :n the pound off our old prices. All roods wiarkec in plain firuree.-N-orman and Wil- liams. Jewellers, 285. Oxford-et., Swansea. I Welsh Food Committees want to make meat coupons interchangeable, in the absence of an increase of the butter ration to 8 oz.