The Cambria Daily Leader

SWANSEA. I David Jolin Lake, son .of Mr. D. P. Lake, Gerald-street, Jlaiod, has been suc- cessful in passing the Inter B.Sc. exam- ii.atiou at the London University. For Teachers' Bibles (Genuine Bargaius); call at Enoch's, High-street Arcade.

SKETTY. The tuneral took place on Friday after- noon, at the Sketty burial ground, of Mrs. J. D. llawlings, Gwydr Creecont, whose death on Tuesday last has already been reported. The deceased lady was a mem- ber of the Walter-road Congregational Church. The funeral, which was private, W11!ói conducted by the pasto'r, the llev. G. McLuckie, B.A.

AMMANFORD. I Addresses dealing with Britain's war aims were delivered in the Square, Ammanford, on Thursday night, by Messrs. A. J. Uutson and S. Scotson. Mr. John Lewis, J.P., presided. The speakers appealed for questions, guaranteeing courteous treatment of any pacifist who felt desirous of putting his views in inter- regatory form, but none were forth- coming.

CLYDACH. I The &taS and ?ol?er patients at Cly- dach Hospital were entertained hy Capt. and Mrs. R. G. Haves to a wh:st drive and .social evening on Thursday. The whist drive produced interesting games and resulted in the following awards:— Ladies: 1, Nurse Beryl Williams; 2, Nurse Mary Bloomer; consolation, Nurse Kate Stephens. Gentlemen: 1, Pte. Haslain; 2, Sergt. Bailey; 3, Pte. Grix; consolation, Pte. Hames. The soldier patients at the Quarr HospitaJ. visited Morriston on Friday motrning to join in the mighty throng assembled to show honour to the Premier. They were in charge of Majtron Bach, and thanks to the admirable arrange- ments ma.de by Capt. Frank Thomas, they occupied an advantageous and com- fortable position.

LLANDOVERY. I At a public meeting, held under the presidency of the Mayor (Mr. Dl. Jones), at the Cinema on Thursday evening, the, following men on leave from France were made the recipients of prp--qentatiops:- Pte. Dd. Jones, draper, King's-road; Pte. A. Warry, Orchard-street; Pte. Tudor Jones, late Waterloo House; Pte. Pearce, Garden-street; Pte. Tudor Davies, Or- chard-street; and Seaman Claypitt, Or- chard-street. At the Llandovery Police Court on Fri- day, a youth, aged 16 years, who said he was a native of Brecon, and the SOB of a land drainer, was charged with stealing a eiteep dog. value L3 the property of Mr. Stanley James, Maesygwandde Farm, Llandovery, in whose employ defendant had been.—Defendant was sent to the tmmnummmmmmtKHmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Quarter Sessions to be dealt with under the Borstal system.

ST. DAVID'S.. The remarkable escape from Germany of I'te. Bertram Arnold, oi St. David's-, has been suitably recognised by the resi- dents of the cathed ral city, when an en- tertainment waa given, at which the re- tnrned warrior was all honoured guest, whilst a presentation is to be made to him later Qn. For two years t'te. Arnold was a prisoner, and he made three attempts to escape. The first two were unsuccessful, but on the third occasion, after suffering great hardships, his effort was crowned with success. The town clerk of Pembroke has re- ceived a reply from the Premier thank- ing- the Council for offerng him the free- dom of the borough, and expressing his regret that pressure of work makes it ini- possible to visit the locality for some months. lie, however, states that if the invitation is repeated in the spring he will be very glad to consider it.

Great Clearance Jewellery Sals now on at Nerman and Wiltteara'" '■ Discount; II the: voiind off our old trice's. AlT goods marked in plain fif--uree. --Norman and Wil- liams. Jewellers. W5 Oxford-St.. Swansea.

THE FIRS, WAUNARLWYDD. (By kind permission of 0. E. Gough. Esq.) LIST OF GARNIVL EVENTS, to be held on the above Ground# SATURDAY, AUG. 24th, 1918, Under the auspices of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief Fund. Registered under the War Charities Act. No 20 EVENTS. £ s. d. Advertising Turn-out 10 6 Loca) Household Gardener 5 0 Imitation of Charlie Chaplin (2nd 2/6) a 0 Children's I<'ltn,v Dress (not over 16 years of age) (2nd Z/6) 5 0 Representation of a National Dre-se. 10 0 Boy Scout (not over 16) (2nd 2/0) 3 0 r ( 2 n d 2/0) 3 0 Dressed Rider on Horseback (open to Male or Female) 7 6 Humorous Drss-s Turn-out. 10 U Imitation of John Bull 5 0 Comic Band. not under 16 in number, including Urductor 1 0 0 Imitation of a .Nigger (tor boys under 16 (2nd 2 b) 5 0 Fancy Dr," (open to Male or Female) 10 6 Farmer's Turnout (Decorated Horse) 10 6 Female Representing her Trade. 5 0 Tableaux (open tn. Its). 110 Dressed Rider and Cycle (male or Female) 5 0 Imitation of ajrramp 5 0 i Imitation of the Kaiser 5 0 Note—No Entrance Fee for the above. Also Hat-Trimming Competition for Gentle- men. Sports, Dancing Light Quoit Competi- tion. and many other various Amusements. Procession to start from Church Hall at ? p.m.. headed by the Waunarlwydd Prize Band. Come in crowds and help those who are helping you Don't Forget the GRAND CONCERT in a Special Marquee at the above place on Sun- day, 25tli August, when the following Taten- ted Artistes will appe-ar-noprano. Mair Jones, National Winner Carmarthen; Bari. tone, Mr Harry fioberts Gorseinon: Wenor, iJr. D. Harry. Queen's Hall London: and the Fforestfach Male Voice Party. Carnival Programmes ready, and may .be obtained from th, Secretary. D. W. lewin Victoria-road. Waunarlwydd.

STAGE AND STALLS I «. Next Week's programme at Local Haiis. Frod Barnes, the breezy light comedian", is Heading Hie 116L oi attractions at the 17, rr- li ire next weejt. Always a treat favour- ite. Barnes taj oe rcucu upon to provide smart, tuneful duties and teise .-stones lor a 1)-occasions, aaa accompany uimscll upou the piano with uit-uncliou. George French. tlie weil-Knowu comedian, comet) with en- tireiy new songs ami parodies ot me ttirt tnat'tuni pop.uar laelouies co amusing ae- j count. A' rcuiarkabic eauiiie act wilt be imjudcd in tile pro;,i*anitne bv Bob Ander- son. who will introduce Ins wbndem.ti PQny. Bonita." Bonita Z:Qq?es a wonder- ful penchant Kjr tigurcs. iiie harder the calculation set her tnc better she likes it. I Whether dealing with comedy or pathos, tho radiant Doily Eiswortfty displays a rc- markable faculty for treating the light and shade of human emotions to the mos j I poignant advantages. This popular ar. I tiste is appearing next, week. The wonder- j ful Poppcf?cus in their sensationa] act on horizontal b.;rs: Tom Burns tho dancing- .inpfgler; Mazus and Mazette. and! the latest Avar films. complete the bill. "The Yellow Ticket." which is to be pre- sented for the first time in Swansea, at the Grand Theatre, next, week. is by Michael Morton, and deals with Russian life in the I Czar's domain in pre-revolutionary tin.es. showing the many cruel devices used by the Russian Sforpt PoHce. In this thrilling- and excising Russian love story, Michael llor } tcu, the author. has taken eWTY adv.&ntago of aJl possibilities. He gives a g-ood plot, which is real and weli sustained all through the three acta, with the resuit that it is one of the most absorbing plays ever writ- ten 'nie pi-oilucers are Aiessrs. Murray King ana Ciarii, who were responsible for the nne production of the piece "'Romance," which packed tne theatre on its last visit. There will he a matinee on Saturday at 2.60 On Monday next, at the Picture House, an International prolrlem play, Ono haw for Both, will be presented. Should not the same law be co-existent as between mi-n aim wozntii e The play itself way offer no exact solution, but it at least paves tho way to understanding the way out, but not the can^e. There's so much cwd in the worst of us. there's so much bad in the worst, of us, that ill becomes any one of us to find fault with the rest of us." The Fighting Trail," 12th episode, "The Desero of Torture;" "The Dentist featurinlt iir. and Mrs. Sidney Drew: Her Friend the Chauffeur," comedy, and Pathe's "Gazette" I will complete a very long programme. For I the week-end the daintv star. Marguerite Clark. wil] appear in Her Shattered Idol. a humorous picture which bids faip to be- come one of the most popular of Miss Clarli' VrGdiic!ion,s. W.. S. liart. in "Jiti. kota Dan." a real Western Hart Triangle drama, and a London film. Liberty Hall." featuring Ben Webster and Edna Flugraph. and Pathe'a "Animated Gazette." A welcome return visit of "The Whip." a picture version of one of the biggest suc- cesses Drury Lane ever had. will be shown at the Carlton next Monday The film fol. lows the play pretty closely. a-id it has been magnificently staged. The wonder- fnlly clear photography and lighting ef- fects iife."of"course, big factors in the siie- cess of the production. The great train and motor smash was the talk of Swansea, dur- ifig its previous vist. ',iiid is not yet for- got ten. and the pe-visit affords an excellent opportunity to those wh.o did not visit the Carlton and even those who did to pay an- other visit next week. A Spa. Serpent's Desire." a Triangle Keystone, and a .Selig drama. Van Thurston's Dipmond. will cor-iplete the programme For the week- end Bessie Barriscale will appear in "Wooden Shoes." a Triangle drama; "The Flaming Omen," a Greater Vitagraph urama. featuring Mary Anderson and Al- fred Whitman. The first episode of Pathe's great serial., "The Seven Pearls." with i Creichton Hale. Mollie King, and Leon Barry, will also be shown. Success follows upon success at the Ely- sium. and next week t here will oe seen an- other budget Rood things-the last word in fiirouom. The striking success of the "Mystery Ship" serial in which are fea- tured Ben Wilson. Neva Gerber. and Kings- ley Benedict, will enter upon a distinctly new and absorbing phrase, in which Hetty is hidden in a chest nearly full of water, when the mystery man appears and rescues it. The subsequent adventures of the chest with its human freight forms the subject of an entrancing self-contained drama in itself. The" ldeal" picture-play The Scarlet Car." is a vigorous love and mys- terv drama in the parts revolving roun-1 a bank clerk's deficit of several thousands or pounds and his love for a girl The action is tender. romantic, and forceful, and spella instant success. Another of the big pic- tures is the Men of the Desert," which is a powerful tale of the Western deserts in five reels. The story is built upon a feud with intense dramatic situations. There an several Triangle comedies of the first water. Splendid programmes will be shown at the Castle Cinema during the coming week. The chief attraction for Monday: Tuesday, and Wednesday is a Bluebird photo-play jnave t acts, entitled "1 he Car of Chance.' This play is full of action, and features the popular Frankly n Farnum. Other pictures ( include "A Service of Love." an O'Henry story; "The Bridge of Fancy." an Essanay drama, featuring the clever child actress. iJary McAllietei"; Betty's Predicament." an entertaining drama: l'H fix it," and I-amily Flivver." two very amuting: comedies. The programme tor Thursday, Friday, and Saturday is of more than ordin- < arv merit. The .celebrated screen actress will appear in Magda." an adaptation from the famous play of the same title. Produced on sumptuous lines, with magni- ficent photography. Magda" is a beauti- ful work of Prt. nn(i has an unusual appeal for it tells of—life. W. S. Hart, wil) also be screened in a Western play, "Horns and Hoofs. The special attraction at the Royal next week is Evelyn Thaw herself in "Shadows on My Life." in six parts. Tfc;3 picture is an impressive storv of a woman's struggle I for redemption. It is a moving drama, showing how shcfrises on the dead ashes of her past to a better life. consecrated bv he- own brave struggle and the ennoblintr of temptation and sorrow. It is p-ii al)- pealing. ptrong. and clean drama, carrying an irresistible lesson. The picture derives* an added force from the fact that the chief actress, Evelyn TI?w has hergelf p:1Mf'd J through the fiery furnace of temptation and sorrow. The acting is. a revelation of strength and sincerity. Several scenes in tin? picture clutch at the heart strings, and thero is hardly an audience in the country bnt wili be deeply moved Dy the story. Also will be shown the 13th episode of Lass of the Lumbovlands," in two reels; Keystone comedy two reels. "A Sea..Serpent's De- sire. For Thursday next: Evelyn Thaw in on My Life." six parts; Auto- IntosK-ation." comedy: "A Depot Romeo," comedy; and a thrilling two-reqj drama. J

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TO THE DEAF, TRY IT FIRST. I Thtis wonderful hearing in,rtrupoW is a Hot fed out on 14 day?' trial on payment of £ 2 deposit tor you to try it in your own house. Ask Mr. Rich about the" Electro- phone." Sllrgical House, 30,High-street, Swaasea. Spare batteries Is. 9d. each.

M USICAL STIOOESa Xa.tiO n'd 'Eisteddfod Neath. August £ th. ?18 and Aberystwyth. 1916 Baritone Pri7F8 won bv Mr. Gwilym Jones. Ystradp?-nfais. pnp3 of Prof Dyved LewsE. 3s. nsci etreat, Swansea. 17A8-15

Norman and Williams' Jewallerv Sale is now on: discount 5s. in the pewnd. Do not miss this opportunity. Secure the piece of Jewellery you r<?rjuire at one*. Absolute Clearance Sale.-235. Oxford-street. Swansea. 1,

Fine Assortment of Novel-7 (New and Second-handi at Enoch's, Lrig!i-st Arcade.

"LEADER" CLASSIFIED ADVTS. MISCEllANEOUS. SITUATIONS VACANT. \\J ANTED. 100  Youths between the ages W of m and 17? to hil the Vacancies at our College caused by recent appointments. [:lucid permanent situations waiting —Appi.v Wireless Training College. Ltd. St. Mary- street Carditf, or Case le-street, Swansea. 3008 Cardiff. A-NTE-D. Commercial Teacher, full T t time: advanced knowledge of Book- keeping essential—Apply. stating age. qualifications, experience, salary, required, and when able to commence, to the Prin- cipal Swansea Business College Alexandra- road. 17A8-12 Men and Youths. ■jVTANAGER required for Billiard Hall, iU Swansea. References required State wages and particulars. Write "Murex "Leader" ü!!ice.16A8-10 ?'?VVt.KS Wanted- ineligihlf for Army 1 1s. per hour.—Apply Copper Co.. c c North's Isavigauon Collieries, iouclu Glam, CTo AVANTED. a, Bread Baker at once.—Apply W. I-L. Palmer. Argyle Bakery, SwaD- sea. 15A8-13  an Experienced Bakpr in- eligible.—Apply Sidney i??mer Ox- ford-street. Swansea. 17A8-12 ATSTAISTED. Baker (Second Hand), wasfe V, £ 3 inciuiling bonus.—Apply Co- operative Soc i ci y ,1,1 aftelly. 17A8-12 AN, ANTED, Aliii for Warehouse. Whole- n sale Grocery: must have knowledge of trade-Jamca Jones and Son Goat-street 15A8-1G ANTED. an Esperienced Chauffeur roi Private Car; ineligible.—Apply J. GIaRbrook, Sons. and Coy.. Ltd.. South Dock. 14A3.16 W IIOLESALT, Grocery .—Wanted a smart i Ti Youth, about 17, quick at figures, abl-o to. type; good prospects.—Apply T 11." Leader _Oce.  13A8-10 OODWORKING Machinists ui-?t)u\ VV. Yt,?(4rired for Aircraft Work; no one engaged on Government work need apply.— Cambrian Airaraft. Constructors. Ltd Car- diff. C8.14 "V^OUTH. 15 to 16 yearn old. Typist, well- 1 educated. Wanted for Office Work; v,ages, £1 weekly, plus free Wireless TLtin- ing—Apply. in own handwriting, to "0," Wireless Training College. Castle-street, Swansea. 16A8-10 Women and Girls. DRAPERY.—Vacancies for Young Ladies Din Hosiery and Gwve Department?.— Dicks and Sons, Ltd.. Drapers. Cheltenham. IOA8-20 GIRL Wanted for Refreshment House; vT good wages given: live in or out: re- ferences required —Apply Lifeboat Coffee raiei-n. 5. Quay-parade Swansea. 57AH-15 "1 ANTED, Strong Girl for Wash-house. -?- H Apply Manageress, Baths Laundry. swan-sea. 15A8-i.S WANTED. Experienced Packers and tT Sorters, also Leari)er-AI)r),y Mana- geress, Swansea Baths and Laundry. 14A8-12 "Vfif ANTED, Experienced Young Lady for VT Clothing and outfitting; also Youth as Porter.—Apply Dann and Co. Swansea. 14A8-12 Domestic Servants. CAPABLE General Servant Wanted; not J under 21 years; a Soldier's Wife or Widow would find a comfortable home; good wages.-Apply Mrs. Lacy. 45, Glanbrydan- avenue. Uplands, Swansea. 16A8-10 DAY Girl Wanted for Housework, morn- ings only. 830 to 1 30.—Apply Mansel Cafe. Manseltreet. Swansea. 15A3-10 -E,-xPJ.TItíEKCEJj(;:n;I- WantedT?Me to :.J do plain cooking; no washing: help given.—Apply 35. Skettv-rcad. Uplands J 17A8-12 I EXPERIENCED General Wanted for good J place: small private family; no chil- dren: help given: liberal outings.—Write ij(JÀ "T 13." Leader 1 < ■<>. « 14J.g-1 JEWIS Lewis (Swansea), Ltd. Require J Kitchenmaid.—Apply Housekeeper. 28. High-street. 15AS-13 W A-VEED. immediately Second Kjtchenl maid ,v.,ge. X17.-AuL)ly Matron. General Hospital. Swansea C8-1; \\T ANTEl». Experitencerf* Cook-General. • also Housemaid.—ApVjpr by letter, or personally any evening after six o'clock at :0. 5. Saint James-crcscent. Swansea 13AS,-10 "T\rANTED, Certificated Cook for M?a?'' H Officers' Convalescent Hospital (20 beds), Swansea: salary. £ 40.—Apply Mrs. Bertie Perkins. District Commandant. "Rbydyrhelyg," Sketty Glamorgan. C8-10 Boys, Girls, Apprentices, &c. W A,NT'ED. r:t once, an Apprentice or Im- prover for Shoeing and General Smith; Swansefe Valley.—Write "T 12" Leader Office. 13A8,12 MISCELLANEOUS. A KTIQUES, Ancient Pictm.M. China. Fur- -C?- niture. Bought.—Stanley JQhnston. Church-street, Swansea. No agents riC BLACK Plates and Tin Plates Wanted: JL) odd and left-over lota; I.W. gauges, 21 and 24.—Particulars to "T 18," Jjcader Office. Swansea. 17A 9-1 I ;*lJRNITIJRE.—-Best Prices given bv me A' for Second-hand Furniture and Antioue Furniture of any dewription Drop me a postcard, or call.—Wm James. 8 Fahian- street St. Thomas. CTO IRON Cramps. "G pattern, Wante-1. -L about 14in.: please state auant.itjtjs and I-,rice -Caznl)i-jan Aircraft Constructors. Ltd., Cardiff. C3-14 ION DON TimuTahtj and Ked PaA?l Guide 14 -The current issus (,f th i 001>U Jar Publication is on Sali ai all Railway Book- stalls and leading Newsagents. Nearly 600 pages it deals with over 3.00U Railway Sta- tions. At sixpence M. the Dest and cheap- est, Hallway Guide ev-r public-bed. I -IREES Winte(i, ever Pitwood size.—,Jen- nings, Ltd. Woodworkers. Pennyvvell- road Bristol. Branch at Porthoawl. STC REACTION Engines or Horses Wantedu J. Hire, daywork or piecework, for Pit. wood and Tree Hauling in various coun- ties.—Jennings. Ltd" iOontrolled Establish- ment). Woodworkers. Pennywell road Br:s- tol. CTO JCAA TONS Barrel Staves Wanted 18jn dwv/ up to 48ir, long <jr anything suit- abl-i for the purpose Kindly state Darticu- lars.— Jennings. Ltd.. Bristol. C3 lO HOUSES WATJTECT A!\TED. at Horton or Porteynon for T i the fir?t two weeks or longer, in tember, a Small Furnished Cottage, must contain three bedrooms.—Reply giving full particulars, etc. to Box "T 14," Leader Office. 14A8-12 I HOUSES AND SHOPS' FOR SALE ANL TO LET. Messrs. Edward Roberts and Son's Announcements. FOR SALE HAWTHORNE-A V EN UE.—Leasehold Re. -LL sidence; 3 reception rooms, 4 bed. rooms, kitchen, and all usual offices; bath- room. Moderate price QKETT^AVENUE.—Leasehold Resitfence; 0 2 reception rooms 3 bedrooms bath- room, box room, kitchen; all usual offices; verv large garden; 500 years' [ease. -(-lytEx'SR()'\SK Ê-i-TY:=- F:.é('h( dË;: cl Slllellce; 2 reception rooms. 5 bedrooms, bath-room, kitchen and ernllery. offices: semi-detached: near trams; moder. ate price. BROOKLANDS-TESRACE. Commodious J) Residence: 3' reception rooms. 6 bed- rooms. bath-room kitchen all cstial offices; moderate price; possession by arrangement. UIIMBLES CASTLE TO X ?emi-d? i% tached. Ijeasehold Residence; 2 recep- tion rooms. 6 bedrooms, bath room, kitchen,I an w;ul!l offices: moderate prve requirei B RY-NHYFRYD Leasehold Dwelling- ) house: 2 sitting-rooms, 3 bedrooms, kitchen and usual offices: good garden: long lea.se F URTHER Partici-ilars of the above from Edward Roberts and Son, Auctioneers, Surveyors. Valuers, and Estate Agentfe, Llanfair Buildings Swansea CB-14 YVVV THY Pay Rent? Purchase your Hou?e  ? ith Rent. Free particulars.—" Self.: owpership," Leader. Swansea^ APARTMENTS & LODGINGS TO LEU AND WANTED. I t PARTMENTS to be Let for Summer: five ij or six rooms.—Apply to Miss Eaton. Rosecity House, Cae Ivor. Llanrhidian, Gow er. 16A3-16 i T IT ANTED, Homely Lodgings by Young ■ Mpn near Docks.-State terms, witH and without board, to "T 16." Leader Office. 16A8-10 FOR SALE. A LARGE A;t;ent;"fBeaUtifiïïï;. Enamelled Regimental Broocheg to rip?- at, 2s. eacb —HuUock Bros.. Portland. street Swansea, and 10 Dunns, Mumbles. 16A8-14 VOR- SALE. 2 Gent's Cycles; also brand- JL TIPW Lady's.—Apply 13. Hanover-street. OR SALE, Ba.v Cob and Colt: also • T,"OR SALE. Bay Cob and Colt: also C Governess Car i?nd Harness complete.—- Day. 1. Maerdy-road. Bettws, Ammanfo;^ i's AFES., 5-t n Steam Wagon insured l lbs: Motor Car. for Sale.-Birt. <7a. Strand. Swansea. ca-19 1A SHOP FOILED Kitchen Ranges in per- JLU feet working order to dear, from L3 lOs.—MUIs. English and Co. 8-wanees C6-10 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, VLE Forty and Co. Ltd." High-street. Cardiff— New Model Pianos: also Second-hand Pianos and Organs at Low Prices for Cash. Terms arranged. Lists bit application to Local Agency 20. Hing- Ed. ward-road, Swansea. TX HOMPSON & SHACK ELL Ltd. Musio TWarehouse ? Castie?-rtrmt, SwanM?.. for Music and Becords. Gramophones from I £3 ba. LOST AND FOUND. -ŒT¡il vel' Wristlet Watch, between L Monument Wintt?treet. and Was,?ail. square (given as a keepsake from a brother who is in France). Would finder kindly re- turn to Thomas, 1 Squires-plate. Swansea Reward given. 17A8-12 TOST\ Wednesday Eening. August 7th. ? between St. Barnabas' Church Rrd I?i(-hm<rl-r d. Gold Safety Pin set with OT,al.-Anyo finding and returning sarno to 3 Richmond-rcad will be rewarded, :Mõ-10 TRADE ANNCTu NCfcMENTSV BAZAAR GOODS—Toys Ftncv G'? etc.. every kind: advice to beginners: also best spare time agency. 80-page Cata- logue free.-May ?60) Geor::8treet. Birm. inEham. OTO EDUCATIONAL. SWANSEA BUSINESS X-LLEGE Atean. J dra-rd Day and Evening tnstruction )a all Business Sulviects Languages. Mathema. ties, and Machine Drawing ProsiDectus Free, T EARN Dutton's 24-hour Shorthand. J-i Specimen Lesson. 2d.—Dutton's College. Desk P 96 Skegness. CTO MONEY. OR MO?EY. apply to the Swansea Me- Feantile Co.. Ltd.. 18. Park-.treet. Swan. •isa, where Cash Advances are made Daily; from zElO to £ 1.000 to Respectable House- holders. Private and Confidential.—ApDly: f! B Jones 18. Park-street, Swansea. NENGLISH FLR-U [ends privately Clo,i ?A to ?10.000. If vou must borrow, then j be sure to do so from the actual lender. The British Finance Co. approved and ro. commended by the Press, are noted for up. right and straightforward business -methods. Privacy, promptness, and cour- tesy shown to everybody. Loans granted to ai) respoMibie persons, without any fuss or Loan Office Routine Prospectus free.—The British Finance Co.. 20. Bridge-street. Bristol. Tel. 1175. SAILINGS. I WHITE STAR LINE. | LIVERPOOL-EW YORK. bi V ERPO()L-BoSToN. LIVER Pt >oL—CAPETOWN— AUSTRALIA. LONDON CAPETOWN- NEW ZEALAND. NEW YOKK-MEIHTEKRANEAN (Via Azores). BOSTON—MUD I TEHRAN EAN (Via Azores). REGULAR SAILINGS Fares.—To Australia. £ 39 to £ 52; to DaDe Town .£24 15s. to £33 3s. WHITE ST AH-OOMI NI ON LINE. LIVERPOOL—CANADA. BRISTOL—CANADA. REGULAR SALLING8. I For Rates of Passage and Freight, Dates of Sailing, etc.. applv to WHITE STAfi j LINE Liverpool; Southampton; 1 Cocks pur-street S W 1. and 38. Leadenhall-street. j E C. 3 London. Jewellery at 5s. in the pound discount: Absolute Clearance Sale.—Norman and Will liams. 385. Oxford-street. Swansea. Printed and Published by the Swansea Press. Ltd.. at Leader Buildings, Swansea. IF you contemplate matrimony, get married and furnish your home with the least possible delay, for there are undoubted indications that Furniture will soon be more expensive and very much scarcer, and the strong piobability is that if you defer purchasing uiatil AFTER THE VICTORY such goods will be almost unobtainable! No Firm in the Principality holds such immense stocks as contained Jin the seven Branches and numerous Reserve Warehouses held by the well-known Firm, BEYAN St. COM PY, LTD. A x A 280, Oxford St. and Arcade, Swansea, Llanelly, Cardiff, &c. Reliable Gocods! Full Value! Newest Designs! Free Delivery I Q53AIHP — M MINI — INN MRAIN^I—UTI—HHIII SWANSEA^* AM ik ff IETK L .t..I:8' MONDAY, AUGUST 12th, for Six Nights, at 7.30. MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.30. MURRAY KING & CHARLES CLARK, of "ROMANCE" Fame, introduce 'The YELLOW TICKET' e = l? -By MICHAEL MORTON. A Wonderful Story of Love and Adventure. Fearless in Its InoeptBon. Universal In Its Appeal. | Box Office at Gwynne H. Brader's 17, Heatbfield Street. Tel. Central 291.