Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder

t 1 I WELSH FLANNELS, SHA WLS, SHIRTS. PANTS, HOSIERY, YARNS, etc., At First Cost and Quality Guaranteed go to HOPKIN MORGAN, THE OLD WELSH WAREHOUSE. [WIND STREET, NEATH

Sales by Auction. By Messrs. E. Rice and Son. LLANGYFELACH AUCTION MART. E. Rice and Son Will LoId their FIRST MONTHLY SALE OF LIVE STOCK At their temporary Mart, on yltosday, januarv 12th, 1915, AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO ON EVERY MARKET DAY. A good number of Fat Cattle have al- ready been entered by members of the West Glamorgan Farmers Association. Further entries respectfully solicited. l ull particulars from the Auctioneers. FOR SALE. VTOTOE iLEARSii, laiest design, low price, terms; also .Light Glass H-eareeo lond Funeral Cart; phoboa freo; write for n i.rticiiiai'i.—Miuwlous, 24, BTadiord^trcot, lirmingham. i^OE SALE, at a reasonable price, a num- ber of Palm Oil Oaek* in good con- tition.-Apply to the Glyubeudy Tinplate Jo., IJtd. Bryna-mman. TO LET. 1^0 LET.—'The Graae Fi-fcld containing about 7 a/>re<s. forming Lot a-nd unsold, at ..he Sa.le of the Maesll-wck opposite he Bytohei-a Arms, Glyi.-Naadi, is for Kale to Lei from Fetxruary 2nd, 1916.—Alwyne dason, Mw&illwch h^Ubi-c OIDoe, Olasbury. MISCELLANEOUS. j 1 ADiEri' Hair Coomhinga Wtated.-Valtie by returu. Any quantity.—Horrocks, 32a, Portland Street, Brighton. ?RODINE'???*?? I ?-J RAT-S ü reo RAPFDLY f-J X TEEMIN A TED with Rrxline Eat Poison; they can't, resist* it; they eat it and die. .6d., lo.. 28., 36., 5».; post., 2d.—HAfiXiKS", Chemist, Perth. Agree ie: E. II. Griffiths, Bridgend; T. J. Reefl, Skewn; R. D. Morgan, Maeefcez. SA I LINGS. AUSTRALIA BY THE ORIENT LtNE. Surfer contract to carry His Majesty's- Maila to FREMANTLE, ADELAJI»K. .MELBOURNE. SYD: KY & BEIKBA \E. TASiiAJNX^- — From Tons. London, is.s. Orsova (tw sc). 12036 Jan. 15 OronteS (tv. sc). 9023 Jan. 29 K.S. Orvieto (tw BC). U120 Feb. 12 e.s. Omrah (-tw se.Y 8130 .Mar. T Managers—F. OR KEN & CO., and A NDERSON ANDERSON and Co. For passage apply to the latter firm at S. Fenchnrch Avenue. K.O., or to Bertie Perkij»« anci Co.. 1J. Somerset Piace, and R. W. Maann and Co.. 2. Monnt-st., Swansea, luiinu South & Enst Africa Ut?Uil* ROYAL MUL ROUTE. CASTLE The cape. Natal, Trans- vaal, Rhodesia, East i !MP African Porta, Mauri- LINE Cius, &C For Sailings and Other Irfformation tpply t) (he Head Office, ;j, Ft-tichui-ch Street, London; or in Swansea to T. R. W. VLi-.r,n and Co.. or Bertie Perkins and Co. NHITE STAR LINE. Livsrpooi to Australia. "MEDIO 12,032 tons. Jan. ,-kFRI( 12,000 tons. Feb. Fares; To Australia. i221 to JL32; to Cape 'own. £ 1") 15s. to 224 Jfe. These bteamers are twin screw, fitted ith hilge keels, and bave bee specially msLmcted for the Colonial trade. The iconamodation ooinprisc3 Smoking, Head- ig. and Dining-rooms. Burgeon and kwardesses carried For further particulariq, apply to the ,c,ll Arent4: WHITE STAR LINE. verpool: 1, Cockspur-street, S.W.: knd 38, -a,denhall-eireet, E.G., London. EDUCATtONAL. j ORESWYLFA SCHOOL, NEATH. FOR BOYS AND (URLS. piis nr", P repared for MATRICULA- TION and Other Examinations. VV. IV ATE COACH I NO IN ALL SUBJECTS. Re-Opening of School, January 19th. particulars may be obtained on apply- to- SS. E. A. TONNER, B. A. (ITonourr), Rugby Avenue, Neath. j Neath, Rugby House. OH-CLASa BOARDING AND DAY RCTPOOT, FOR GIRLS. WITH KINDER. GARIEN AND PREPARATORY CLASS tou niTLR noys Prinoipal*- The SViisses WELLIAIVIS. Assisted by 3fflrrient rroverneaseii and )PC;1 Classes for Postal and General usiness Hpquiremeats; also Cooking j id Dressmaking; Public Examinations A??T?FfC8AL LIMRS iutches, Eyes, Deformity Boots, Flat-foot I- p port, StL .!pports, U St.ee!less Earifit Trusses, &c.; ,tdY attendant-: Belts, Belt-Corsets, Elastic >tockings, Trusses, &c. Daily, 1(}-6: Wed., Sat., 10-8. List Free. Tel, 12§2. ALLEN PEAROE, 23, CHARLES ST., CARDIFF. Trade Announcements. ——————— Mo. 9. j ILASfLAP. lkj3 Although the last week of 1914, I it's never too late to mend or increase your balance at your bankers by visiting Harries Bros. j Ironmongers, AMPlIANFORD One way to make money is by saving it, and the way to save it is by getting good value. Bring your paper or gold, and we will sell you goods that will make you happier and healthier, and give you a good start for the year 1915. A man was once asked if he could speak French, and he said No, [ but I have a brother a French polisher. It reminds one of the fact that our Furniture is so well pol ished that you need not buy a j mirror. All householders will do well to step inside this new establish- ment. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. GOLD FITTED SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES OF THE BEST QUALITY. EYES TESTED FREE OF CHARGE, j PRICES FROM 5s. 6d. I?OR L. JOMES f Chemist and Optician, I Windsor Road, NEATH. G. & H. SCALE, I High St., Pontardawe, Have a Large Stock of POT PLANTS & FLOWERS Viz. CYCLEMENS, P RIM U L A S, SOLAN E UM S, &c. FERNS AND PALMS OF ALL KINDS. | ALL KINDS. Wmths, Crosses & Sprays! Made at Very j SHORT NOTICE. TELETHONS No. 6 28 PONTARDAWE Christmas' Presents. New Year Gifts. A Large and Varied Assortrne-nt at S. KALTENBAGH, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 17, GREEN STREET, NEA TH (OPPOSITE THE MARKET). THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED SHOP IN TOWN. ENGAGEMENT, WEDDING AND KEEPER RINGS. HANDSOME PRESENT WITH EACH WEDDING RING. SILVER & ELECTROPLATED GOODS. Jewellery of Every Description. j NOTE—PRIVATE ROOM FOR SELECT. ING WEDDING RINGS. LI. and T. BULLIN, HEATHFIELO MEWS, SWANSEA. i MOTORS & C/,BS ALWAYS READY.! Telephone Number, 65. Ti,kWraphic Address: BuLIin, Swansea. I Public Announcements. I FORG ROAD ELECTRIC THEATRE, I PORT TALBCT. 6-11 Continuous Performance 6-11 I WEEK COMMENCING DECEMBER 28. Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday— THE MASTER OF THE WORLD. THE LINE UP. Thursday. Friday & Saturday— THE DEVIL'S GAP. THE WEDDING DAY. Popular Prices: Is. (Reserved), 6d. and 3d. Children's Matinee Every Saturday. Doors Open at 2. Commence at 2.30. Picture Palace, Pontyberem. WEEK. COMMENCING DECEMBER 28. USUAL EXCELLENT SHOW OF PICTURES. POPULAR PRICES: M., 6d., and 9d. Thursday, Doors Open at 6.45, to commence at 7. Saturday, Doors Open 6.30, to commence at 6.45 and 8.1.5. MÅTL EE Thursdays at 4 o'clock, Id., 2d., and 3d. MARWNAD I Y Parch. JOHN GRIFFITHS (PENTWYN). Buddugol yn Eisteddfod Gadeiriol Cross- hands, 101-1. (Awdwr. E. Cadifor Samuel). i Gwerthir copiau o'r uchod am Dair Ceiniog yr lIn; drwy'r post, 3ic. I'w caol oddiwrth Tom Griffiths, Argraffvdd, Bres Road, Llanelli (cofier y cyfeiriad newrdd). neu Mr. Tom Morris, London House, Trimsaran. MONEY. OPECIAL and Important to Responsible Persons requiring luimedime Cash Advances..t20 to on Shares, Li fe ] )olici.é Jewellery, Incomes under Wills, or security of any descrip- tion. Advances also made without .security 1 11)(¡I1"ot,? of Hand alone. Those desir- ing; Cash ;hou Id apply at once, stating re- quirements, whon, if approved, biisiness rorapletad in 24 hours. Special Terms for Farmers. No Impossibilities Advertised. but Straight' Dealings Guarajiteed. No Fees. Call, Write, or 'Phone (Cardiff 467), Actual Lenders, Charles Stevens, Ltd., HAYES BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. £10 to 910,900. TO LEND, by the Oldest West of Eng- land Firm, F. LAWRENCE, Ltd., on Written Promise to Repay. Life Policies, Fi.rnj.tnre, Farm Stock, or other Security. Principal Remains or can be licpaid by Eaey Instalments. Promptness" and Privacy. A Gentleman will call and hand) you Cash at your house if desired. Dis tance no object. Do not expose your requirements locally. White, Manager, VICTOR HAMILTON, DON CHAMBERS, WINE STREET, BRISTOL. THE TROUSERS THAT WON'T WEAR OUT. ABSOLUTELY HOLE PROOF. GUARANTEED FOR SIX MONTHS. A WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH I EVERY PAIR FOR 4/6 SIZES FOR BIG AND SMALL. BUY TO-DAY. D.A.REES CLOTHIER, WATER STREET, ABERAVON CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN! I Parlour&Bedroom Suites ALSO BEDDING. ALL AT SALE PRICES. INSPECTION INVITED. KINDLY GIVE ME A CALL. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. D. J. DA VIES Complete House Furnisher. !:1PI'OIni The Pat?c? NEATH. > I, Trade Announcements. Good News to Ammanford & District I Do you realise the importance of having a-Qualified Ophthalmic Optician in I your midst? If so. then why go away. There are Quacks in every profession, hut when anv doubt exists as to the ability of the eyp? to do the work they may reasonably be expected to do, corvsuit a Properly CLu?tiHad Optician. Don't entrust your most valuable possession—the Eyes-io the tender merci(..t-, of the Quack. 1 The Qualified Optieian relies on highly accurate and sensitive instruments, and j{ in the hands'of i skilful operator they are infallible. Listen to tht following genuine testimony of Mr. John .Tames, the popular j Min,ers' Agent I have great pleasure to inform you that the spectacles you provided for I me are giving every satisfaction. It is a pleasure now to read and write with a clear visi CI, and no trace of strain and pain. Your c; eful method of testing and the results derived, are in every respect satisfactory. i Yours respectfully. JOHN .TAMFkS. M. J. HOWELLS, F.S.M.C., F.I.O., London (from Dr. Max Coque, London), Qualified Ophthalmic Optician, will attend Every Friday, Mrs. Williams, Hill's Crescent Restaurant, College Street, Ammanford. Hours: 11.30—3 p.m. i Xmas Season at Ammanford. "Shop Early and Shop Oltell" I is Out- Motto. Please i-eraember that we are subject to a. Fine if we Keep Open or Sell Goods from the Shop after Hours. The following quotation from the "Cambria Daily Leader" will sh ow you our position MISTAKEN HtNDMESS. AMMANFORO CHEMIST FINED. j At Amma.Dfoid Poiic? t'our) on Monday (-No?-. Mr. Evan Evans, the w?I)- known chemist o Ammanford, who aJ.o holds a wine and spirit license in conuec- tion with his sliop, was summoned for selling a bottle of whisky during illegal hours, on Nov. i. Mr. Noveg having elicited from Deputy Chief Constable Evans that the rase was simply one of supplying the whisky during illegal hours, pleaded guilty, and urged, in extenuation, that it was through the mistaken kindness of Mrs. Evans that the sale occurred. She had ten the man there previously that day with the doctor's I prescription, and, seeing that he looked ill, as he undoubtedly was, she, after much persuasion, supplied him with the bottle of whisky.—The Magistrates mud they were very sorry to have to convict. They knew Mr. Evans had carried on busi- ness satisfactorily for many- rearz, but Mrs. Evans ought not to have consented to the man's pica in this instance, and Mr. Evans was responsible for Mrs. Evans's action.—A fine of including costs, would be inflicted.—" Cambria Daily j, Leader," Nov. 21. E. EVANS, Chemist, The Square, Ammanford. I The Sqll;re, Ammanford. I i DONT DELAY, BUT BUY YOUR .■ !i XMAS FRUIT- T O-DAY, i OUR ASSORTMENT OF XMAS FRUITS HAS JUST ARRIVED, AND WE WOULD IMPRESS UPON YOU THE IMPORTANCE OF BUYING IT EARLY, Fresh, Pure and Wholesome, Currants 4d. & 5d. per lb. Raisins, 5d. & 6d. Sultanas, 7d. „ And all Xinas Necessaries at Lowest Possible Prices. OWENPHILLIPS Baker, Family Grocer and Provision Specialist, THE ROYAL STORES, AMMANFORD. TELEPHONE NO. 6. ?e?e???????'e?e???e?????a'???e???s?e?e?s?e?  1 THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR. fli! ,J ♦ @ j J I ,J ?W. Morley Jones,! Breeches Maker, II I Sporting, Clerical and I @J I ? Ladies' Tailor t| I ? 10, Queen Street, II NEATH. I .&@. Public Announcements. NEW THEATRE, PORT TALBOT. Lessee and Manager—Edward Furneau. Aftidng Manager— — A. J. Noiea SPECIAL NOTICE. MONDAY, DEC. 28 (Two Performances^ TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. i II liR-SDA1* F.li] f)A V, and SATlTKiiA V (T wo Pertorma-iices;, MensrV. HORFIMJD and WOODWAKD present tlie Greatest of < onan Dctyle's ■works, the Celebrated Weird Sheriock Hohnes' Detective Drama • THE SPECKLED BAND (IN FOL.R ACTS;. TFH: TRAINED SNAKE P; THIS WEIRD PLAY IS Sl l'l'MED BY MESSRS. WILSON'S MENAGERIE, 1XJNDON. LOOK OCT FOR THE GKEATfiST OF A! PROiSI.KM i'l.VV- MAT ^VFEK-MARt lS DRAPER'S COMPANY IN "THE BLINDNESS OF, VIRTUE." DOOR.-s OPEN 7.FI: COM'MENCE T.ta p.m. I ()E S Circle I/O, Stalls 1/ Pit H(1. Seats can oe Booked hy Letter. Wire, o.4 'Phone. 47 Port Tali»ot. Box Office oper daiiy a< the Theatre. a.m. t<, A p.m. BOOKING FFE. :id EXTRA. | EST, VTUASUIn D TEL. 1Htj. 110. THE FURNISHER. xANDRW BRACEY, o M Furnishing Stores & Arcade, R M A 148-149, Win d (, A 148-149, Winsor Road, Neath. D —"——— I -q? A.B. avails himself of this opportunity to wish One ?n i All E S thf' Season's Compliments, and to thank his nuineroLis Cit, Las I tomers in Town and Districts for their loyal support during I another year, a proof tl?t th' public know how to appreciate R | Honest Value foundation upon whkh my business is bu il t up. Useful Articles for Xmas Presents. SEE MY WINDOWS. SOLICITED .¡81. | THKSWANSEA  I MERCANTILE CO. 18 PARK STREET, SWANSEA^. J nvakc^ Cash ActV2i..»^ from | S10 to tilooo, J' ('harge untes!! bnBin!I! clone. .a 'i  ?'-? ch&rge nn?ess bneincss done. ?? farther p?t-t'?u!ars apply— S | Btrictly priYate and con&dcntiat. H. B. JONES, Mfma?er. GIGHT TESTED SICHT TESTED FREE OF FREE OF CHARGE. CHARGE. S* N JAMES SCOTT, OCULIST OPTICIAN, 12, Victoria Arcade, Watert Strè. and Wates-tso Strcst, SVOANSEA. ,The Only Scientific Oculist Optician in Swansea. For Presl)opia, -It* Ni)pia, Hypermeropia, Asthenopia, i or tSquint, Ophthalmic burgeons' Prescri ptions Scientifically Applied. Schools Attended by Appointment. THE BRITISH SHOP. H. B. PHILLIPS, THE UP-TO-DATE JEWELLER, 127, Windsor Road, Neath, SPECIALLY SELECTED STOCK OF GEMS, GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. LARGE SELECTION OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND ELECTRO-PI.ATED GOODS BAGS, PURSES; DRESS ING CASES, ETC., ETC. THE NOTED SHOP FOR ENGAGEMENT, WEDDING AND KEEPER RINGS. BEST QUALITY. LOWEST PRICES. TRY Samuel & Son, Clothiers and Gent's Mercers, For your New Suit or Overcoat. Stylish, Durable, and Cheap. _4_ ALSO ALL THE NEWEST LINES IN SCARVES, MUFFLERS, TIES, SHIRTS, GLOVES, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, &c., IN GREAT AND CHOICE VARIETY. SAMUEL & SON, « 1, BRIDGE ST., NEATH.