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-7-t XC fJIr. A ALF- r E :iN i A WORD. One Three > !3 i 0 ?.rds ? 6 1 0 If) wo-di 0 8 1 4 20 words 0 1'J 1 8 24 words 1 o20 fiO words 1 3 ••• p i-, ouiy to prepaid advertise- rr'ata. Advertisements not paid for rv.?n IV ;r. be charged extra. The Publishers do not guarantee the insertion ot an advertiscmeiit in any ep.,cl^p:: f^oe, or all, and vrill not be liable for any loss occa.sioned by the failure of an advertisement to appear in an- speeif-ed issne, «r at all. They also reserve the right to refuse insertion of ftii advertisement. Whilst .jcreat- pams arc. taken to secure y accuracy, the Fa'olhbfr* wonld impress upon ad v or risers the need for legible writing. In any case they only insert *dv&rtisem«nts upon the condition that tliy do not accept responsibility for in- accuracies, nor for any consequence arising therefrom. V-CELLANEOTJ8- ^AVI-oir CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Best prices paid by Paster, 1. Upper Ann street. Call or send postcara. seiid I)O?- ?'-li-I. ■flrA^T"D Second-hand FURNITURE Yy B'< -cle?, Gramophonp? Old Gold and Silver, etes., etc. In fact, we buy (and sell) anything that has any value. Whole houses of Furniture bought outright; distance no object.—Silverstone, 35-36, Murray street, Llanelly. ,.r-; H GRN-W VAN DO TIE pullet., laid V from November to April after having K^swood Poultry bpiee con- taining ground insects. Packets )Cl.. 1 —Phillips and Co., Grocers, Thomas street,, Llanelly. ADAME BRiIAN?iA, LADY ??- Phy.-Loguomist; satisfaction guar- ").6" .t.JI"" (.t t.. L. ;> ll ?te?d to 'all" Hours, 10.30 to 0 p.m. 4, I :) 1' )¡-, -7 "Y^VANTED, HOUSEMAID, nci under V LJr- .lln(:l' ?? IS. Ap?iy, Mrs. Jack Evans, Cac- glas, Llanelly. 7AN1LD in?aediar.?'. gcod ashe r- v.c?u; I-.vo day. prc fen?d. Ap- ply Sbr (.1mc. '0. I Xlf Ta.% Ij iJ, COOX-U EN JJi AL a.td '? ??;?. r'¡¡'Gè,r;ii:C:))1y, r:'s'l ") I): 1. _l WiA:ams, L'ias, LHmUGn, near Blandly. WANTED, Strong GIRL as hcusp- T.? gentleman's family, ae IS Appiy, Mrs. Ncviil, Glyneoed, Llanelly. V; z'AN'i LD, good GIRL ioi housework, V? sl.-p?t. A-?uy. ?'rs. Lane, Ccnio.-tic"- Chuich sir;. et. TANTED, a NURSE GIRL, from S j bfar Othce. '??. RANTED jm?.jdmkly, a respectable D?Y L, a 1) o ? i 16. Apply,— tngrield, 12, Coldstream street. J?! i CA-Ti'-bNo. "1 diat,-y, general Y V CLERK (inelegible), for Shipping Ofiic-o one with know ledge of shorthand ani p. *g preierrcd. Appij-, OMi-c. MUiUtib, like Ladies' Real m, Llau- 1.,1 J ,.1.c .u.k ',("ill, Ai' JJVJL c ?., !<.„ a vacancy for a smart, w.L-. i??:? L?l ?s APPRENTICE lo the Drapery. Trade thoroughly taught. Wki^s-^ to commence, Apply personally. j -4- I.i" J'nH"r' ,or H- I'D U EbblNG.— A anted, an IJ.i- j JUT ?'?-??,——?-cv-a? an • 2or,/i wages to suitable V n G. Eab-v. Givraiield Budd- ings. l^rr V^'TUD. ?c?.i?i rTmd GiRL.? Aupiy Mrs. Casgoirne. Jiark t c- stre. f. L. D. D. at euce. 2 LALiEb t "V £ a a■■■t-va'ls for boot trade; age is '"v :2.), Apply, J. Auckland, Stepney StiOct. -t?TANTED? a Strong ERRAND BOY, W .??. ?? drive pcuy and deliver.— Owrn and Bc.vser. + -MJBCF.LLANE'")US. rpo E'?BUILDING L 4 ND, Ty'rfran j p.? ?'-?—-1 For full particulars, apply Messrs. Roderick and Khoards, t c,, F'-t.ite Agents, 2a, Thomas »creet, Llaneily. T" I-^r)T> vj r.K, hv private featy, D U Ejj- L 1'~ ?r;T'?r. PL'?d.&a:.t street, Solicitor, tlar-1' 1^011 SALE by private treaty, Lease- ..L\I .DD .J 1:.1J.L d" '-c.Åu'l. JL bert Ct:: -ut, L?ar.e-!v Apply. V\ Dalies. =o-itor, Lianeb — T%r? f V^ •' "\70UNG COTTLE ie^ uc ROOMS; YQc, COI'L: n:'ci,, ,R?O:l: hen———I-N?-P. ?.Dohu road. Write Box M.S., S?r Office. ¡"'III.: r 7 ANTED Comfortable APART-! v V' I'i iS for goiitloinan; use of d:. lie tv-rins aud pari-ieulary to Box 2, Star Oilice. C. 1 1 'd: 11 1 -0, 'l.. use of bathroom and kicehen; in goad locality. Apply. Box 44 Star Office. OITTING and Bedroom, suitable for k married couple and gentleicaii l.1.(.t.J jtl ¿ <.1. 0' 'Ult. dining out. Apply, Star Office. '?OUNG MARRIED WOMAX, no cnil- y 1'1 h.c1. nIL LüL', dren, husband nwny, would Ij!(\ j another in same position to share rooms with her; shop assistant not objected to. Apply, Star Office. f" 10MFORTABLE ROOMS for two young Ladies; Mount Pleasant dis- trict. Apply, M., Star Office. T ODGIXGS for re';pecbhle Gcntlpman. -? Apply, 12, Bridge street, Llandly. rilV,"9 Furnished ROOMS to let; in "geed locality. Apply Star Office. WANTED, at once, comfortable Fm- ''V r?s?cd APARTMENTS for married couple; good locality; near town. Apply It 11'\1" C: C\ rr\ n LOST AND FOUND. LOST in Llanelly on W&dnesday, Oct. -? i?ch, Silver WAR BADGE (No. 427). Finder rewarded on returning to Star Office, Llanelly. OST, on Monday, October 22nd, Gold Wristlet WATCH, with strap, be- tv een Yaughan street, Lane's, baker, ('lurch, street. Finder rewarded on re- turning to "Llanarth," Victoria road. E. HAWKINS, 5 THE London TyreSpeeiaJist to inform you that he has OPENED A RECEIVING OFFICE .l 1 I;) i 'Ii U, Š" 3 i Ii- JI-A ::J.4 .). t.ï j. Jt." AT York Chambers, TOWN HALL SQUARE, !& Tube Repairs, Vulcanising and Tyre i'le-treadmg. Inquiries Invited. Price on appiicntion. — j C)fhco niid DUKE STREET, SWANSEA. 11' r. &?? -.? 3 ? R8??? &?? w?y It's a loag, loag way TO GO TO FIND A CHEAPER PLACE I FOR ? ij;7 -f.' ,¡ 1: I m?? !J, rj ç; Writing Pads THAN TIIE THAN THE ">- 'Ir' Star StatIc?erySiores VAFGRAN STREET. _1P"'= ,= ATHENAEUM HALL LLANELLY. Grand r. ? 1 t G h l&?< ? icO; tL' ??? ??? ??? T ???? ?? "so ? Eisteddfod, _Æ::œr- CATUnDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1917. Under the auspices of the Attested Married Men's Association. Programmes now ready, to be obtained from the Hon. Secretary, W. J. HUGHES, 38, Burry Street, Llanelly. tjlVERYTHING in Stock in IlouseholJ :.J Ironmongery, including Mangles, large and Table Mangles, Lamps and Stoves, Blowers, Fire Guards, Fenders, and Coal Vases; Portable Boilers; also Bicycles, both Gents and Ladies, all at lowest prices. I SPECIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT MY LARGE STOCK.. D. Hughes, Ironmonger, Station Road. Money Adva need PROMPTLY AND PRVATELY FROM k3 upwards on simple note of hand. Reasonable rates, and easiest terms of repayments. Write or call, to— I), GEOFFREY (Formerly trading as L. Benjamin), STRETTON HOUSE, COLLECE SQUARE, LLANELLY. *??.? ?7! ?'?-? ? "T4 '"s ??F?a??? 1 ??-??- j? ?? ??<?? r ? ??? !g" ?'? ??? ji?? a ??? i ,j "If" "4 ".cr. y-' 1c. é\ I-¡'" :I i.< c-i: ;}7 t- ii,g;#y ('.Íi. (; U U "h) .¡ ffi' -I '1'' 'iii ,I i:1íiJ WAR is cos sing considerably mora this year than last year, and _4 4- >I ou. '.J.1. W, "1. ic. the cost is still growing. Thersfors it is necessary that everyone 41-han they did last year, and lend their savings to the State. Those of us who are not in the Array or Navy must help to win the War by lending to the State all the money wa do not require for absolute necessities. Buy all the Savings CsitiSeates you can. Increase your holdings of Certificates if you already have some, and if you are not a holder start buying them to-day. You can get them at any Post Office, Bank, or through your Local \:lIar Savings Association. Keep each 15/6 Certificate for five years and the Government guarantees to pay you £1 for it in cash. If you need the money in the meantime, you can cash your Certificates at the Post Office. They increase automatically in value year by year. Save at least 6d. a day for this purpose. When ycu have 15/6 buy a Certificate. Each member of a family can held up to 500 of them. They are eyitive'y f?ee from Income Tax. It is the best r/ay of saving to prepare for a hoy's start in life, er to start a small fcusmcc-e. Save for the rainy day; it is sure to come sooner or later. Saving helps you towards success in life. Begin at once to save and so help your country and yourself. 17 E ;Z£î;;2:,=-.ii;?"zf:f.!iih7J¿0¡ifi/t:kt¡éi ;k;wJ.>Jr7?'J' § 9??? H I ¡¡.>[ij .(". Qi, | /*>- I p# f rj> f <f% I ?. ? ??? ?.? ? .?? ? ? ? ? ,??. ¡,1& ?? .?? -iÎ" :> c"'1 ti it?f:" 1,)$ l' .y- 1 LtcL? Llanelly. g !f -1 n T ¡r-. 1 r '.i¡' "7 ;1 F Tin"?h ? FIRM THAI LOWERS PRICES FIRST, | t:. £.L. 1 .:J.1.Hl .I!. 1. 1.1. ï L.u'??? A&?L?-j ?'i??i. y 11 .1' "i f ? Make P?si aFs? Si?r?s V 'B SMMr ? .¡; U Óç,,]. tI I Retailer. I Under Lord Rhondda's Scheme? the |1 I Food OSee wiU issue a SUGAR CARD H to each Householder after the 5th jRg ? October. | ? The Scheme does not ?naHy come in- S jS to operation until the 30th December. || H 11 ld .) t -¡'" ? Householders must regls er with 1 H their Groeer or Provision Merchant? ? ? and leave with him a portion of the II ? Card issued by the F00a Omee. ¡; l..I' i' .l 1< | IirasehoSde*fs are free to select their > í1 C"> Od' n = ,].. Cw? G?oce?' c? r?cv?Ion Merchant ? Feelers' Stores? Ltd., welcome Lord 9 ? Rhondda's Scheme? and ??iU do all in ? ft 1 c & their to Yr.a-k- i'(. | their power to make it a success. | ? Peglers' Stores, Ltd., have now 'i1 .c I ? opened at e?"??-c?h of their Branches a ,?g; C" I!.J ,'1!6 .d 5; t- f") o-f ,<-A" f=".t;< J 11 j register for the names and addresses fjj of theip customers. t1 .<\ ,d. ,J.. "'JU ,ç. Householders should now register g |j their names and addresses at the I nearest Branch. I Bring your Card to Feglers' Stores, Ltd., 'A j¡:i.J1b JW'<'A.z. "lU II..I. ,-£;t4 1t..#t.0¡¡,i7, .I< I as soon as you receive it. tij T L. r.\ r:¡ ?fV M L A'" ,JJ,t &&; ¡;ii'í h'" ç'O!: "b,; .i ,t'N '?; 3 t"-( j Piffiers'Stores j :ta '1E2 f;¡}. (1. T 11 Ltd., Llanelly. i- I If.¡.?2.t. You must know the Newly-opened Ö u 1 .¡v LJJ. 'CI J. v J W v 1.J e place for G-enuine Value- ;t -L r '¡-' j r oJ J L ,1 'tL- -.II.. ':J.L ¿ GREEN'S :<f:B =. .4 "1;' ??-?-:?.S ? ? ?? H ?'f ? A? ..? ? ?? j "?? ? "?,——?S 1.i' ,¡).\ 4 â f: i!i\' -â ?— tc'i1 A á ¡J J If' ? ¡: fr.j; -I 4-N? f¥"" 1\ ho:j 't i.,?j ,;JJ I 1 1 OJ!: C t L 1 ';1 ¡'Next d:or'A 105St., \YE SPECIALISE IN r' IT '3 "<, J fl, '? ? ?y ?? ?? 'u??? ?' L1 ??i' es and .??? i??8 waFm?eoMeB?o?s. FOP Lowest Prices and Really Good Value Fo.r Lc?"est Priees ar!d Realty Good Varae ,j 0 -<? C 0 n e. ø ,i w e defy competition. COME AND INSPECT OUR CHOICE SELECTION R F "i'S. The Noted House for ( ¥.i, .¡I, n f fPf'b .P <i1r'f.\ tHO 0 bf\ íCt H, FOLKOViK ? .1, 1. '-< ,r.. :p cl I Begs to inform the Public that he RE-OPENED with a Large Stock of Now and Second-hand BOOTS AND CLOTHING; -¡ <,¡ ,¡, 1 11 e fi l' r( t -i ,1 j?.?'?AtJ <i.?.i??-? ?A???.&A??.?'-? AT -— I 1!? £"" t I! ?7 f? ? ?? ? i '? ? '"? ? ? -? v V? ??? .J' ?? G & (Opposite Mr. Evan Jones, Chemist). < T ;f'Jit1 à r: :iY\" oæ1' ,f Sr!f'" f'{W) 'f,o R: O. 'le'{I' jSV),< '>!A !1 if: MC" i i i j U 'f.fll j" H. (c1 4 A N. Co G l.,¡ 'i}'c C.,J,¡r; A,# \) q > Y A A I" I T D. 1 1 CAB AND CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS, I Tr' r'' 10-; 1\{" r1 ,'1'.T 7 Pc T i""i m"¡/i. 'I' l"f¡ "Ii r'. "i ('" J POSTING- AND JOBBING MASTERS, I ":w y rr ¡ø- I:i.i r:J I Iii .J rill r¡; !,j -:) 'llndertak-ers .Jt..A \!1:> _è' 2._ 4 AND I p !'e ,R, || COFtflFLETE FUS^ERAl, FURNISHERS. 1 ô t' ,Ij, <1 :;Y' ¡; u. 2J' r," l,¡ 't\ g.4 /;4 \.4' l,p" r'" "kõ t '-f; g!ii N' !ili œ Ii iI Ii' Q \,N:2 1.3 J. 1 THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS, I f ALL UHDERS will receive our PERSONAL SUPERVISION. g M Yiadding and Picnic Parties sptc-aily Catered fcr. I' 143. Miss M. JAMES, Maiiag,mg> Director. 1 '¡iiill ffl. '4 ?' I ifffiasy Lea?. | DAVID DAVIDSON ?S??-?9 ?.i.??.? L?-?V?.L?jUi? i Fi?ANC!??, MAKES CEZK ADVANCES PRIVNU!Y and pro-mptlv from £3 Tl;:JW;l]'(l" tr) respectable householders at reasonable rates of interest. Distance no object. Easy repayments to suit convenience of borrowers. Mortgages arrangari. Applj person liy or by letter Lo ? ? ? ?,7 ? ? ? ?' The Manag-ep, CLIFTON HOUSE, Queen Victoria Hoad, LLANELLY. Comraercial School ARCADE CExVjIBERS, LLANELLY. Re-opening After Summer Vacation. AUGUST 27th, 1917. COMMERCSAL TRAINING at the above School is directed by Experts. Courses include:— HIGH SPEED IN SHORTHAND. TOUCH TYPEWRITING. BOOK-KEEPING. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC. BUSINESS METHODS. COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE. LANGUAGES. Over 100 positions in Llanelly and dis- trict for this year up to date. I Banks, Corporations, Professional and I Commercial Houses are still making in- quiries. DAY AND EVEN'NC CLASSES. For further particulars, apply tho Head- master, Mr. E. T. Reos, or the Head- mistress, Miss L. M, Davies, f 1

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BY s-iAMO OH BY BRAIN." We are moving towards real demo- cracy in -Treat Britain. Last week saw the pub" 1 of the new draft sclieme f the La bour Party, for broadening the basis of that body by bringing it into close and direct relationship with the con- ftituencies. That scheme may be altered in detail here and there, but substantially ic is likely to be adopted unaltered. Its adoption will mark an epoch in our politi- cal evolution. In future Labour will have its political organization in every con- stituency and will compete directly for the support of the electorate, just as in the past Liberals and Conservatives have done. The term "Labour" has been widened to embrace brain workers as well as workers by hand. 'It is expressly stated in the new constitution that the party aims at promoting the interests of all producers "by hand or by brain" with- out distinction of class or occupation. A FAP.-REACHING CHANCE. Thus, simultaneously with the broaden- ing of the basis of Labour, there is to be a wider and truer conception of what Labour connotes. The result of this double change will be far-reaching. Hitherto the Parliamentary Labour Party has confined itself to the promotion and protection of the interests of manual workers. It was far too contracted a policy. One result of its restrictive character was that the Labour members of Parliament consisted almost entirely of trade union officials, all of them very estimable men, but the majority indis- pc-ied to interest themselves in anything outside the. trade union boundary. As a consequence the Labour Party in Parlia- ment, by reason of its particularism, did not exercise the influence which properly belonged to it. All this, narrowness will vanish under the new model. The in- clusion of brain workers with manual workers means that the old foolish pre- judice against tli;it ti?e olkl foolish pi,e- so hampered the Labour Party in the past has been consigned to limbo; and in future there will be opportunities for men f intellect who are not hand workers to represent Labour in the House of Com- mons. Tlus will be an immense change, and one wholly T _>r the better. For the lirsfc time we a" lace to face in this country with pfo.spcct cf a true People's Party, which, if ifc becomes a reality, will play havoc with the Liberal a:ul Conservative organizations in the .l,l,t. '0' c. ..0, (.. '1 L' U 6\ (- 13- .1 constituencies. j THE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT. Concurrently with the publication oi new constitution of the Labour Party, "J -0. ,) j l -oiL\. (.t.L 0.1' cornrs the news that the Co-operative movement has decided to adopt a scheme for special ParUatti-nin:y representation of co-operaloj i' interests. Here again possibilities of a sweeping change are opened up. The co-operators will not merge* themselves in the Labour Party: they are a very poweiful body with dis- tinctive interests of their own. But they have much in common with Labour, and co-operatlvo M.P/s would almost in- variably vote in the same Lobby as the Labour M.P.'s. A political union of these two forces would become an influence of first-class importance in our political af- fairs. Provided they eschew wild-cat pro- jects, the Labour Parly plus the Co- operators may before many years go by become the dominant force in Parliament. They arc certain to win many seats at the next general election, for they will not only have the support, of their own people, but that of a vast number of independent electors who believe that the war, which Las brought Europe to the verge of ruin, is due to the tragic incompetence and blind folly of the governing classes in j German}-, Ras.,ia, Fiance and England. SUBMARINE LOSSES. Ibe Prime Mini^t^r on Monday warned I us in rc?rd to the ,submarino campa?? | tb?it ?h'?'e are Huct?t?OR'") ?P? ??''? -ité:o'L..r-ç-" downs, good weeks and lad weeks, nnd this is evidently one of the bad weeks so far as losses are concerned. The Official Return shows that 17 ever 11,GOO tons, and eight of light, r tonnage have "'en sun]- winch makes the gross total of all British vessels sunk during the week 25, ns compared with 16 in last week's return. As compared with the average weekly loss in any of tlm-- earlier months, we must go back to June, to find a parallel. It is curious and perhaps not without significance that in the same week the losses have increased there has also been an increase in the number of ships unsuccessfully attacked, which is nearly double that of the previous week, and that the traffic returns of all ships are higher than they have been before during this month, and have nearly reached at a bound the average for Sep- tember. The Prime Minister has been in- sistent lately upon the increasing failure of the German submarine campaign, and it must be obvious to every one outside of .Germany who has given thought to the matter that tho campaign has not been the success which was anticipated. Our monthly los.s in tonnage, said Mr Lloyd George, is now not much over one-third' of what it was in April last. The Prime Minister also stated at the Albert Hall on Monday that the losses of German sub- marines during the 10 months of this year were more than twice what they were during the whole of 191G. By next year our output of shipbuilding is to be foul' times what we turned out last year.. In each case the advantage is relative. As regards tho submarines accounted for,, we do not know how many were destroyed in 191G, during the greater part of which year the campaign was not. of the inten- sive character it has had since February. What is known is that both the Prime Minister on August lG, and Sir John Jellicoe since, have stated that the num- ber of submarines engaged in the under- water warfare is increasing. It may be presumed, therefore, that while the- measures for meeting the menace have met with. more success, further improve- ment in this respect is still necessary.

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