Evening Express

THK J>riVf Jfisuaoj ±*VJU±UX UIT IBEVAI-N & com_-P-Y. IfEANS QUITE A EBVOLTTTIOK IN THE PRICES OF ALL GOODS FOB CASH. Note followmg astonishifigr prices for cash:— 1 Soiid Walnut Sideboard, plate backs, from exit a ZTt?tMtins?iTe Woven M*ttTM!M from ?0 7 11 ReU?Me Leather Cloth Suites, from ? M PaU BIRd Feather Beds, from .?. 1 Handsome Saddlebag Suites, from —•J Capital Bedroom Suites, from i 3 7 < Splendid Suites in Figured SBk, from 1211 • Satin Walnut do., plate door wardrobe, from 7 12 6 Massive 2in. Pillar Bedstead, from 1 4 Ditto, with plate wings to chest, from 10 10 0 Ditto, ditto, ?UbTMS, worth 8 guineas fl 4 11 The splendid -'ExMbitMB" Suite, blaci ?u Compass Walnut FMnofortee, from — 15 la • walnut, from 16 16 0 AmenMnOr?tM. solid walnut, warranted MM A Handsome Present Given W1th all Furnishing Orders. Linoleums, Floor Cloths, Carpel and all otbw COOds throughout the various establishments have been reduced to REVOLUTION PRICES FOR ?CA?M. Before purchasing a pianoforte see our "MOZART MODEL," the Pianoforte for this aeasoa. A mepdA- cent Instrument in everv particular, and warranted for ten years, 28 GUINEAS ONLY — BEVAN & CO, Ltd., 21,Duke-st,&97,St.Mary-st.(^« of 140 feet tit 4.,c11 UI .J 'J u e-s .J ,0 the largest 1D cUø&nciL CARDIFF, Also yevrport. Swansea, Pontypridd. Pont ji post:

mRTBS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, AND IN MEMOBIAM. Botloee appearing under these headings are charged at the following rates:— If inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS," WES- TERN MAIL," and "WEEKLY MAIL," 5s. for 30 Words and 111. for each additional Word. If inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS" aad "WEEKLY HAIL" only, Is. for 39 Words and Id. for 4R-y Two Extra Words. No notices of this description will be Inserted valess authenticated by the name and addreso of the seeder. Velegrams or telephonic messages cannot be acted on uno confirmed in writing.

AUGUSTINE J. STONE (Late STONE BROS.), ruix FURNISHER & FUNERAL DIRECTOR Personal Supervision to All Orders. Not. Tel.: Cardiff, No. 704; Earry Docks, No. 37. Pest Office Tel. X. 812, Cardiff. Telegrams: STONE BROS., CARDIFF. STONE BROS., Barry Docks. K, "y^OftKING-ST., QARDIFF. a..And' | *?? Ml, HOLTON-BOAD. BABRY DOCZN. J. MARSH & CO.. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, REMOVED, 8. FREDERICK-STREET, and 41. WESTBOURNE-PLACE, Price List on Application. Satioaal Tel. Ko. 0725. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. TRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. Leasee and Manager ROBERT REDPORD. DECEMBER 14th and 15th, the CARDIFF COM- MERCIAL TRAVELLERS' HISTRIONIC SOCIETY will Perform THE LADY OF LYONS. DECEMBER 16th, FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, Mr. O. R. STONE'S COMPANY, in the MUSICAL FARCICAL COMEDY, WHAT BECAME OF MRS. RACKET? SPECIAL NOTICE. ON BOXING DAY, at Two and rzk THE PANTOMIME, THE BABES IN THE WOOD, Will be Produced. Box Office at Theatre. Ten to Five. Nat. Tel., 362. aaM /CARDIFF COMMERCIAL TRAVEL- LEES' HISTRIONIC SOCIETY. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, "THE LADY OF LYONS." Reserved Seats: Drees Circle, 5s.; Orchestra Stalls, 4e., now bemg booked at Theatre. Unreserved Seats: Upper Circle, 2B. 6d.; Pit, 2«.; Gallery, 6<1., can be obtained from the Hon. Secretary, Mr. ARTHUR FARRA-ND, 19, Glyn rhoudda-street. Cardiff. al8523 G RAN D T HBATRE, Lessee & Manager, Edward Quigley. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. :FOR JjIFE AND T IBERTY. eZMW4 "Tis not in mortals to command sucoess, but we'll do more—deserve it.Addison. THE CARDIFF jgMPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. Managing Director OSWALD STOLiL. TO-NIGHT! A. C. LILLY and COMPANY, or THE STIRRING MILITARY EPISODE— DRUM MED QU T, Written and Invented by A. 0. IzUZiT. Music by A. LEE. Pronounced by Press and Public to be Truest to Nature of all Military Episodes. (Scene 1 -Guard-roam of the 17th Lanoen. The King be swore to serve." Scene 2 -The Barrack Sq-. THE ELYSIAN TROUPE, Ooloured Vocalists, Instrumentalista, sad Humorists. "The Itinerant"—A Musical Sketch, by the NORMAN LEONARD TRIO. 0 R L A Aa Original Juggler, who has also some Dop who Balance to a nicety, with Remark- able Cleverness. THE VI^OBONA QUARTETTE, Four Cracked ''Jtasic Professors. The Three SISTERS CHESTER, Who will entertain you with Bongs, Musical Selections, and Dances. MARIE TERRY and J. S. BENTLEY, In a New Comedy—"The Hunt." The Man with Many Imitators- WILL H. FOX, Vamous in the Footligbt World as PADDYWHISKL" Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Eaztr One between 7 o'clock. and 9; Late One between 9 O'clock and 11. All Artistes Appear at Each Performance. Box Office open daily (with exception of Saturdays) 10 a.m. to 5 pan. and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Plan of Grand Prole. No Booking Few. L18863 NEWPORT. Hp HE NEWPORT EMPIRE, CHARLFI"T Managing Director .OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT!. TOM COSTEELO. the Popular Comedian, of Sail Away Fame, in his Latest London Successes. Fraaer and Mac. Sable Fern, an English Singer of English Songs. The Origi- nal Selbinis. Tom Hearn, the Impossible Juggler. The Wilhelxnina Quartette. Cad. wala(WB,OPeratic Comedy Company, in an Original Sketch, entitled "A Chinese Elope- ment." The Stalling Troupe. L18864 DALE. FORTY. & CO.'S piANOS AND QRGANS AJ80 PIANOS by LIPF, BRINSMKAD, EBABD. OOLLARD, CRAMER, BORD, Ac., Ae. ORGANS by MASON and HAMLIN, FARRAND, WEAVER, BELL, Ac., Ac. Special Discounts for Cash, or may be bad on our system of extended payments. Sole Agents for the tHK3LIAir* PERFECT PIANO PLATER. Fall Illustrated List free on application. DALE. FORTY. & CO.. CARDIFF. Alt* at Cheltenham, Birmingham, fto. REPAIRS OF pIANOS AND QRGANS Write or can for New Pamphlet on theabove mbjeot. DALE. FORTY. & CO.. CARDIFF. e9141 REYNOLDS' GOLD MEDAL PURE DIGESTIVE WHEATMEAL BREAD OBDXB SAMPLE LOAF FROM YOUR "RAKER TO-DAY. HHtZDONMrBY J. REYNOLDS and CO., GLOUCESTER. REYNOLDS DIGESTIVE HOLDS THE BEST RECORD FOR FETXHIBIT ION PRR=S ExHl BRITAIN. #122*5 IN GRF6" BRITAIN. el2275 ALFRED K. JENKINS (Lala of WARING & GILLOW, 0zI. I .uondou), B PLUMBER, HOT WATER, I and SANITARY EXPERT. 9 DRAINAGE SYSTEMS PRAOTKWLLY 8 TESTED AND REPORTED UPON. ■ 11, FREDF RIU STRE?ET, j [off Queen-street], CAROFFF. I Sat. Tel. GIIIIL ■ SALES BY AUCTI-ON SALE THIS DAY. SHORT NOTICE OF SALE. M7, CATHEDRAL-ROAD, CARDIFF. TVFESSRS- WM. FOWLER and SON are instructed to SELL by AUCTION as above, Without Reserve, on TUESDAY NEXT, December 15, at Eleven o'clock PUDOo tnaliy, the Well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including: Two bedroom suites, bedsteads, spring-mat- treasea and overlays, toilet ware, carpets, leaiher su te, dining-table, overmantel, che- nille table-cover, pictures, fenders and irons, decorative ornaments, hearthrugs, oilcloth, and entire Tdt-chen effects. On View Morning of Sale. al8778 ■Auctioneers' Offices. 23. Dube-fft-reet, Cardiff. PUBLIC NOTCES. ALL-ROOMS, Bazaars, and Banquet- ing-halla Decorated and Furnished Com- plete by RICHARDSON and CO, Royal Arcade- chambers. St. Mary-street. Cardiff. Nat. Tel., 1092. Awnings and Marquees for Wedding Receptions. Richardson's Marquees Erected (without injury to lawns) as Temporary Ball- rooms, with Polished Floors; a Speciality. el2313 CHRISTMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS. JJEFORE JJOYINQ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL FURNITURE, PIANOFORTES, FANCY GOODS, ORNAMENTS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, CHINA, ELECTRO-PLATE, CARPETS and RUGS, COSY CHAIRS, FENDERS and BRASSES, LAMPS and SCREENS, ROCKING HORSES. ENDLESS VARIETY AT J. LEWIS AND CO., THE CASH FURNISHERS, ?c?S'?82. QUEEN?TREBT in Caxdiff V.I:œAL.L (Opposite Park-plaoe}. E17098 HUGHES' NINTH ANNUAL BAZAAR OF CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR ^JARDSI IS OPEN AT 51> QUEEN-STEEET» 0ARDIJT, FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE. His immense assortment is carefully selected from the choicest cards of the lead- ing publishers. Very Special lines in cellu- loid cards up to 4s. 6d. each. He has also a very large assortment of photogravures and other choice pictures. el2368 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. • DO STOPJJOUGHING you Bark. Bark, Bark, and say you bave tried arsry raacdr &Dd oaa"\ GET CURED: BUT HAVE YOU TtU8 TEMPLAR MALINS aixpBNinr 6D. COUGH D. STOP ? POST 7RE89«L, Dcmble Sixe In. Post Pne In. 3d. A marvellous Preipara»ion of Remer. Tola, Sqoilk, Ipeeacaaaha, Paregoric, and other demulcent and bealtng ingredient* scienti- fically compounded under the personq save- vision of TEMPLAR M ATJAtS, VUPA. IT WON'T CURE CONSUMPTION!! But gives instant relief to awry kind of 0088ta. cutting the Phlegm, oleariac the Throst,^ &wwtnc tiMAeat ot DMBenlt Brfttbing. A FULL STOP FOR 6eL DfRECTIOJ^.—ADULTS: lJIaoke a teaspoon- tcl every tbtpe or four hour*, and two tea- ipooafoli in a little warm water at bedtime. CHILDREN: From one to six years. IS to 20 drops; from six to twelve years. half a tea- apoonfal whenever the Cough is troublesome. Prepared only by TEMPLAR MAUNS, Ltd Cash Chemists, 29, Queen-st., Card iff elm THE LADIES A.1Ie attracted by BOAS and 00.s popular and stylish Boots and Shoes, and that, of course, means that the gentlemen are, too. Why? Because BOYLE'S BOOTS are made to set off the feat, to adorn as well as to protect, to give greatest comfort and longest wear at least cost. BOYLE AND CO. 2, HIGH-STREET (Duke-street end). 28, ST. MAit 1 -STREET. 1, BUTE-STREET (Hayes Bridge). 10, CHUKOH-STREET (St. John's end). 17, CHURCH-STREET (Boot Market). 80, COWBRIDGE-ROAD. 59, HOLTON-ROAD, BARRY DOCK. WHDLXaALE WAREHOUSE: WOMANBY-STREET, CARDIFF. •I2U0-1 pHOTO pQffT C"DB VOUR OWN pHOTO pOST CARDS. 10 for 1/6. 30 for 416. SO fbr 1JB. 20 „ 3f-. 40.. 6/ ioo im Send us a Oarte-de-visit or Cabinet photo- graph of yourself or a friend, or of your house, or horse, or dog, or of anything you wish to have reproduced. Say how many post cards you require, and send postal notes to the value. Write your name and address on the back of the' photo. Address:- STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, W ESTERN ,M AIL LIMITED, CARDIFF. T Y P E W R I T I N G. ALL BK&SCHZ8 OF COPYLNQ KZXCVTBD. toeh<tae>a' Work Accurately Copied by experktuobd Operators. KQg^USA fllBISCf. The" Express" Offers 35 Guineas for 35 Names Elery Day. See Four o'clock & Later Editions To-day BUSINESS ADDRESSES. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. TH BEST IN QUALITY, THE CHEAPEST IN PRICE. FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS. TO mn ALL THIS tM TO m ATLAS FURNISHING CO., JJAYES, QARDIFF. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. PAY THEM A VISIT. onUMwn ma 01f Airuorrmr. FOB IIOBE TIb.1f HAT J A CMWM FOR A TIME CoMtipetiein and Indigestion may give rise to nothing more serious than a distressed feeling or discomfort due to an overworked or impoverished condition of the Digestive Organs. A DOSE OR TWO OF BEECHAM'S PILLS will easily put this right. but if netiected- if the early symptoms are dieregaxded-what a burden of illness may be the consequence. BILIOUSNESS, SICK-HEADACHE, NERVOUS DEBILITY. LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES, Are all caused by some important organ, or organs, failing to do their duty properly. No one wbo values life can further neglect the warning symptoms. The Best and Wisest, as well as the JSnptast Plan, is to take a course of JJEECHAITS pnxa This wonderful medicine is specially sarit- -able for female, of all ages. Every woman lwtw values health should read the instruc- ttomt wrapped round each box. SOLD EVERYWHERE IN BOXBS, 28. 15<L (56 Pills) and 2s. 9d. (168 Pills). NOW ON SALE. TH* WESTERN ^|" AIL ipiDE rjl A B L X S FOR THE PORTS OF THB BRISTOL CHANNEL, WITH N AuTIcAL ALMANACK, FOR 1904, Oootaining:— TIMBS AND HEIGHTS OF 7TDHS, AND FULL PARTICULARS OF ALL THE BRISTOL CHANNEL PORTS, SAILING DIRECTIONS AND LIGHTS, AND COLOUR CHART SHOWING POSITIONS dV X2Q8TS. Priae ONE SHILLTNG, POST PREB la 2d. PCBMSHKD BY WESTERN MAIL LIMITED, CARDIFF, And Sold by all Stations and Chart Sellers. .t8692 NOW ON SALE- THE WESTERN MAIL DIARY For 1904. PULL FOOLSCAP FOMG-Three days on a page, interleaved blotting; cloth bound. EQUAL in value to any other Diary published at 2s. 6d. POSTAL Information for Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, Merthyr, Aberdare, Pontypridd, General, Foreign, and Colonial. 43TAMPS and Taxes, &e. FMCB 1/6. By Post te. Md. sow BY WESTERN MAIL LIMITED, AND ALL THEIR AOENTS. JNDELIBLE PORTRAITS FOR FRAMING. EVERLASTING, ARTISTIC, AND LEMLM. PRODUCED BY WESTERN WATT, LINTYM. WHiT WE irATE DONB: We have re-produced hundred* of these life. lOte pertraits in indelible ink and crayon, and have received ample testimony to the satisfac- tion given to our customers. Whole families Slave sent us their portraits for re-preduction. after receiving a specimen of our work. WHAT WE ARE DOING: We are supplying, carriage paid. an en. larged indelible life-like portrait, mounted cm a sunk mount 19 by 24 inches, for the small sum of 6s. 6d. EACH. WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO: Write your name and address on the back of a photo, and send it to us through the post. You may want an indelible portrait of a deceased friend or relative. Then send us a photo of such person. It does not matter how old or faded the photo may be. No defects will be seen on the | enlargement. WEIAT YOU HAVE TO PAY: For an enlargement of the head and [shoulders send with the photo a postal order 'I for 6a. 6d. For a full-length enlargement send is. extra. For two persons in one enlarge- ment send 28. extra. For each person above two in one enlargement send Is. extra-to STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, ^SSTEBN MAIL SUITED, I PREPAID SCALE. Bsnfll Prepaid Advert tegmenta we Insertwl In the 0 Z"WING EXPRESS" at the following rates:— I'rBBl!I: SIX eH< ????? TU' TIKK8. TlXTBS. B. 8. D. 8: D. 12 word* or less 6 0 6 0 9 13 to 19 words. 0 5 0 10 1 3 20 to 26 words. 0 7 1 2 19 Each extra 7 C 2 0.4 .• «c words 4 1-;7 OOMBtmSD SraLE Bar Small Prepaid Aftver- tbtmento in the WESTERN MAIL ud EVEN- ING EXJPEB8S wm»s. olrci. raitnK SIX O'. TINAS. TINILI. B. Ð. S. D. a. D. 12 or lea 0 8 1 4 2 0 13 to 19 io 2 ø 3 0 20 to 26 14 2 8 4 "P.aœ extra 7 4 8 1 1 ?onh?.? < 4 C < 1 < In all eases the name and addresa are- otrsnted as part of the Advertiaemeat. LOST AND FPU WO LOST, ca December 3rd, between Whitchurch Gross JU Boads and Bhiwbina Hill, a small gcAd Watch and CUaft.-Finder retaining caaae to Allen, Bhiwbina, will be rewarded. e2231il8 LOST, between St. jo?ks-&? aDd CMtxm-atMet. -JU Fishing Bod, m cue. WedDes1ay -Bewant. Police-station, Gasdifl. aMI15 LOfIT, black Bag 011 Decanter 5th, eastaliriBC library JJ book, toys, and prirale paper*; 2s. 6d. reward J. P. auyono Mao to 198. XtegVcosd. eSCIxlS mt i ■ ri«"^rfrmu.r SCHOLASTIC YOUNG Ladlr desiiee daffy Teachbw; "languages JL acquired abroad.—V tn, Evening Kxprees, Cardifl. e2295z19 HOLIDAY Cngagcmsitt required by French Gover- JLl new; &plomw.-MadmaiseRe, 8, Iron-street, Car- diS e2269z!9 ??_ _OVKRifKSS (d*My) ttq<tired tftar Christm?; two Gmndren; B. French, mude.-Appty. mea- tioniagr references, salary, an., V 21, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2232al6 T. a. LEGAL. LAW.—Wanted, junior shorthand and typewriting Clerk, with a knowledge of casts.—Apply V 57, Evening Express, Cardiff. ft-MZ19 UTERARY. BPOBTTCR K?Hft? for local weeMy; Mbry & J.? Full parUeùaø to T 88, Bveatng ?tMM, C&nM. e2iaSzl5 HOUSEKEEPERS, te. LADY desim post, good Housekeeper; excellent cook; JU experimted; domesticated; abstainer; entire chuTe.-Miss BoMnsoa. 3, Boston-sgoare, London. e47ftU HOOSEKKEVRH wasted for genthsaMa going reside 'F Cardiff; good salary; good, bright hom.- lilli, 144, WeCInsrton-Mtd, Stockport. tBSObsiS ASHED at once, for Aberdare, a trnstworthy TV Housekeeper for workman's boaw; one willing E. C. to assist in 8f(.k aorsing; aged thett 41.-Aplply. wftfc tail pattkwlars, to V 9, Byentag Enmn, Cardiff. cglgVslS WAITTED immediately, clean girl, 18, as Mother's TT Halp; comfortable home.—Mrs. Lazkin, 2, Graig- vtaw-terrace, Aberbeeg, Mon. e224lzl7 TXT ANTED, thoroaghjy domMttcated Mother's Help; Vy foad o< een.-Aply,stattilt age, MJ?ry, te!t;)(r&t'lom'"3Iá11ée-, Qtweer, Btynma?r. S2275zl9 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. WANTED, December 30th, General for small family, TV to plain cook well; no washing.—Apply Hrs. Gibbs, 234, Chepstow-md, Newport. e22Clzl5 WANTED at once, Cook-GeaernL—Yolmtary Has- w pit?. Holton-, Barry Deca. e22Slzlt s UrElalon Cook-General wanted for doctor's house, Windsor-place; family of two.—Apply V 69, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. e2307zn WAlfTEP, good, Cook-General; h-parlourmwd tV kept.—Apply 5, Park-place. e229tel6 WANTED imstedtetaly, stmig Sodlarymaid, assist tV kitchen; another kept SJchards, Tynewydd, Barry. «ess2sl8 AKTKD immediately, good Oook-Omeral; hons^ TV ="d kept-Guthrie, 13, "Hie Walk. e2224zlt iody, wishes to rboommmd a ymmg Od-m Betwi;i- A M&M; dtaent?eed at P-waLt-V M, IzvoWng Express, Cardiff. el2357 WAXTBD, Plata Cook; oxatJLt. esssOartaMe gitn- W ation; references ,—ltea. Lewis, Sectary, St. o. C. Bride's-asper-Ely, Cardiff. eZZSSiM GOOD Oeaeral, beginning of Jaamty; three in kx family; another maid ketIL-aaming, 3, Bryn- gwyn-mad, Newport, Mon. s22SSxt8 ANTED, an extn MtM for -mbbft; wnu Ml-  Apply mctntB? Koun CUM rasnawy. ewa ??TfrANTZD, C!st W"k thmagh H- ?V PMlanaMM &)r COU1tWp mw CM?tC; two In A. W. fa.ily.-State wages, references, tc., T <9, Evening Express, Cardiff. e2267il8 WANTED immediatel.y, Oook-GMteraL—Apply Lisle, VV Belle Voe Hotel, renrwvmfber. effiSCU5 ANTED at ones, Howe-PUkUTU-M; well recom- mended. —Apply Matron, General Hospital, Westoa-saper-Mare. «2206gl5 KNBJ1AL wamted: 3 in bmany; n?terence.-H-i GRuckhmn, 74, Atb<my?o*d, Cardaf. e2M<zM HOTEL SERVANTS. WANTED immediately, experienced General; able TT to do plain cookiag, Ac.; good references —Apply Butchers Arms, Canton, Cardiff. e2235zlfi WANTED, General Servant in rmtzmtsut; P-aiu Vy cooking; zoferences.-M, OoBunercial-street, Aberdare. 42294tu W ANTLFD, situation as Bamsfd, colltery dtetrict; YY good eqpwience.—2, gorge-row, Aberamaa. eglt W AWIMD, young Lady at encs, te undertake needle- Vy work and reliers in bar; abstainer pre(-ed.- M. WL Salary, references, and photograph, to Bleaasrhassett, Greyhound Hotel, Abergavenny. eI2351 H" OTSK-Chambermaid (experienced), aged 22 to 26; jLl wages £14, with board, lodging, and laaadry found. .&pply Manageress, Royal Haid, Catdiff. «2270zlS A. B. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS w ANTED, experienced Osrfleaer; stagls. Apply, yV statiag ago, wages, Sec., V 37, Crating Express, Cardiff. c2248zl7 IF you are desirous of securing aD. appointment which will in a short time produce a good income and ensure you an increasing remuneration year by year, with an excellent prospect of promotion, address V 45, Evening Express, Cardiff. e12379 SITUATION wanted as Gardener and Handy Man; wife lAundrm&-Thom", Post-office, Barry, ezlfl £ t) Farm Handa wanted for C*Mda;p*rty MUin? 0 .Juua; 1RP8 about L4 month, with board and lodgin&-For fare and particulars, send stamped addreased envelope, Canadian Emigration Society, 70, | Victoria-street, Liverpool. e2274a!6 /*>tLOTHINO. Oiasrt Assistant wanted immediately. | Also Junior.—Apply Abel Jones, Absravon, Port Talbot. e227Bz!9 ANTE), a yow* mm M 0 be aMeto I 4ItN. i8 Dr. W. K. Th?M. Yetr?. JDuIrIdda. easeezi i-^nfTAimgL a taorJcgMy nswirtahls ah?e thn7 i W foat be ? <e? m?lttr aad cap"s << aU kiada of wmk an ^enUsman's -n <M? tt? w?ea Can?t.  .w&1 DBAPKKT.—Wanted, yom? t?B? ? baW j? comxter.—Am?. MI pøri.fD. R. V. Jamt*. D?per. :aHtnet. P-typridd. tCMiMS  -n TM* ?t* can <i? hh?at? Vy nmt b6 MpecttMt -M faMt?td gdomm=VL -Apply" Brenlag Ati? OOea. <U?St A. H. TRAVELLERS, AGENTS. 36s. per week easily made by selling rubber beeb.- ?) B and S Reei Company, Hyde. ea204z22 SUPERINTENDENT and Agents wanted: whole or 0 spare time; up-to-date company; not insurance.— Apply V 64. Evening Express, Cardiff. emzlg RESPECTABLE, Eneic Men c= COD2idembly J?t i?creMe their iaoomes by working in their spare time a Arst-d?88 agency, parHculan of which would bo forwarded on writing to Box 550, G.P.O., Manchester. Applicants mast be abls to furnish two references as to G. D. integrity, &e- Many mea soon decide to give their whole time to the work, as the agency is highly renm- nerative. ce242alT Seed Opening.—Smart BepiMeut?tt? wasw t,. A Perular com?tNy; Ubetat t?x M?epttCMj tytwiiiailthn t- P-Ou- te ftvmftut P-V- Wzft V Ik Zraa?t Bz:pn8. OwgW. tflWHt A own X? mm? 6 t?tet. w? i us « A??? <?teO?'??<N*WMt,c«me?t !? "47 L i; CLERKS, M NAGERS,&c WANTED, position 1.' AecoMtt?; Vv dvmtiser 18 good pandent and typewriter; has had experience in trrals and shipping aMms.-T 4a, Evenjug Expres% Cardie. ? e2265zl5 JÙNIOR Shorthand Cl lad Typist, about 18.- ? State experience, a=, and w&M W. A. Baker and Co. (Ltd.),'Iranmo&ga(^ CmnmereivA-stroO, Newport Mon. J e248zla J. W. 1 i CARDIFF Architect, with large aad varied practice, also member of Ra,yf Institute of British Archi- tects, has a vacancy for PU; premium required; salary according to agreement—V 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. el2345 ANTED, for Brhtot ??pinx OMce, smart Youth wy accustomed to Custtei House work.-Apply V 3, Evening Express, Cardiff;* e2183zl5 BCHITECTTS Juttior jpranghtaman seeks re-engage- ment either in boiidt^s or other office; Newport district preferred; salajy moderate.—Address G, Laseelles Villa, Bridge-strset; lalandaff. e22&7z!5 W. L. APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS for 2 gasmen; &nft <Mt.—R. WeQ- A GeM-ptace. BtMtth PM?. emzzi DoURNBM().UTJLll. fIom Home, Board-Red. I > denee w Private ??trtm?H: reADed; musical; good cooMmg; P-ml mpprdw=; e?oM to p?e walks. -4, Queen ABne-?M?e?t. 1 e2107 PENAJtTH.—Comfortubfe, rwui&ed Ficat Aput- J. mnU; Ov?y oom?Ba<<aee; BHtt "Uoa-go? Stan- wen-road. ?. e2191el5 Md. oD I Booms to let, widow y y lady ao oMMiwiTf late dinners if required.—92, Ryder-street, Cstbedral-roiii. « e2155zl6 D. J. PRESSES. Tt?rBSms.??A?DPEBTWN:, JM ?ucno??Mca, vAuoem. SUEVETOBS. BOU3E tAND ESTATE AGENTS. For !itt of Buislu"al and Houses to be Let or Sold see **We???em mad. y. Phmted Beeieter free. ofam, ?. SL Mary-str?, C^rdift. SfX?Niahed M49. WYE Valley.-TO Let^ March, excellent ten-roomed W House; bath, hat i}tad cold, aDd ether offioes; good prden.-Appiy A. 4t WMbmin, Wys View, Llan. dogo. Chepstow. i e2205zl5 rLet, i1r.mroJa p?eeeiom. Mmi-detached Villa, ri3, Stanwen-rJKl, ?aMtb; good garden; large rooms; rent £43 per aqhsm.—Apply Batney, Holms Farm, Dinas Powis. el2381 NO Bent.—One haMpe?By spent on a postcard will NEa?e YGU many p°!lnds.end card, mentioning this paper to Mr. J. BiWtett, 79. Plasturton-avenue, Cardiff, for illustrated bpokiet, giving particulars as "How to Live Beat Free." el2378. STACEY-Road Hall to be let for Dances, Private 0 Parties, Ping-Pong, Whist Drives, fcc.—Apply to caretaker. el2380 W. M. G- RAND Opportunity.—tailoring and Outfitting, or Drapery; large Shop and Dwelling-House; central poeiUon.-ParUculars, 89, High-street, Bitirm. e2275zl9 "ITtLNTIST Corner Busissis Premises, Woodville-road, X Cathays, new to let; Stable ironuloftar, Garniture dealer, grW er-I, Minny-streat, Cathays. e2254xl8 TvAKBY.—Wanted^ Marok next, Dwelling-House; D rental about =.-Irarti=iaa te V 48, Evening Express, CarAifl. e2283zlt .riULGARM.-To Let, gped domble-trmtage Shop and JL House in mod position; long established.—Apply Phillips, West view, Talgarth. 82252zl3 L I."ZIXY.-D-,We-tmut,ed cornar Shop and House J_J to let, opposite market eatrance.—Apply J. Grilltba, 6, Gortag-road, LlansUy. e2222xl6 LOCKrUp Shop, FAtukm, Md C?-r 4=nwr), 48, .ij Tfe&erber?<*)reet, Cathay-—AKUy pnollow ezl8 APPLY Secretary, 3, Puk-pum. A 13, 15, It Caerphiltystreet, at H. WMk. 19, CtarpUHraOMt, at, ge -G& week. 36, C%wphiUy-WJGO't, M 7s. 6& we*k. G. a M, Bridgend-street, at 7s. week. lB, 16, M, Stoughton-etnet, 7s. weak. 5. Baasett-street, at 7* ed. wosk. lilS, SUoa-road, at ea. ed. wcå: .ij. PT>BLLJFEW&0S £ 8. COUNTKY Hotel, six mflss troca Bristoi; oae of handsomest saloon baD in West of England; modern-bout house; yard, stabling; returns average about L22 weekly; tent £10; ingoing £ 300—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. COUNTKY Hotel. SoniBWet, taking nearly M weekly; present tenant 33 years; land if required; ingoing £S50, or offm-Tebbs. TTANDSOJ?BST Spirit V=rU bt BRUW; ftxtum and JEM nttht?s cost about &1,00&; adtable person P-th- can be arranged.—'Tabtis. Bristol. MWT,LY-lAevmsW Bmw, centre Bristol, taking about .r £ 20 weekly; £ 260 cash required; balance arranged. —Apply Tebbs, Bristol. U LLY -Licensed How% omtmUy tttM?ed. Bristol; Jr eft compte; _11 ?<S o?tC—Appty Twbw J.H. G £ N'-0)NiE. and ProfltaWe Beerboosa, BrMd; pro- G Pri"w nmt wth, -idmt; will Pno; cmutm hom *ad reccmI -AlIPfy T?hba. BrWboL 82281zlt PaRy-Bcensed Hoosa, capital position; near dw e works; rare trade; every proaf.—HHlman, Hotet Vainer, Skinner-street, Newport. ze 70.-Beubvme. fww works; good 11.- for f?ay. J? -C?iU t?Hm? aIm8. best Mcotm?odattoa; 1*6n $Wtm; S, takiap m weekly; t?od In?eutMy .—Hniman. e £ 239zM COUNTKY Beerhouse.—The Horse act Groom Iaa, Earls Crooxae, one mils from TTpton-on-Severn Station; prettyltttle laaMie beeelioima. with abost W. B. an acre of garden land; rent £25; vat est ten about £45.- Apply, the tenant, Mr. Lane, or the agents, Geo. Yeatea and Sons, t, Foregate-street, Worcester. e222Ssl6 BUSINESSES FOR DtSPOSAL WESTON -super-Mare.—Delightfully-situated Beard- W ing-house, immediately facing the sea-bent and pavilion; successfully carried on by a lady; former tenant 29 years; boose fitted with electric light; ingoing as it stands, including valuable foa-nibrrs, £ 400.—Apply Tebbs, Valuer, Victoria-chambers, Bristol. egAftl9 E6TAUBANT and Dtaing-rooma^ near railway JH, station, Bristol; mnwt conmm; comfortable house; large gwden; gneubbow; profitable trade; ingoft £ 100; h&hly reaDmmende&-A" Tebbe, Valuer, Brtetot. e2280El» COAL FOR SALE. COALS per ton for cash on defiesrjr; red aSh Urge or aabbles (splcetdid vatae, good gnstRy>, 178. haadpicked large, 19s.; bright hard large or cobbles (highly recommenced), Ms.-P%am send postcard. Shields Bres.. Crwys Coal Yard, Bhymney BaSwry, near Crwys Bridee, Cardiff. KstahliShad 1875. eBSlt /^♦OALS.—'The best ItDa; Me sattatda faa; chmpm \j ftm -Bmt Coals, doubb somembal 12s $&; Tftnari iMge, Ift; Fosnt taaae sate Ma; rttnhea, as N; Oarth aats, DII; Stem Kcta, Me III; Booae saeafls, lJø Id per ten dulletasi AsttmsAa, Ocean Nift OAs. T. P. No agents. M abul am ap 1M. MR Lawar pdcaa tot laantitiea. QnnraSiane asp oulms SoaCh Wales.—West Sad Osst Oa^ t, WdtuMa Meet. CaiOf am FURNITURE. ChrHttrnM-Sutte* of hl:8ltun.d J from Mt.; =ch: oo, M' ?M}?. &L; Baddint cleaned.-PtWWR, Be-up, Banes aeO wad, New- port. eankil R. R. BpVAN aad Ca.'s spwefcl bargataa ftr e^—Card*, J[) Swansea, Polity prldid, Karpeat, Pantypoci. T>BTAN &ad Co. ? ??TNFW.ZY CMp«? Wba,damd ad mody ?yt«, <N? li& D4. T>jSVAJr aad Co. for grand patterns tad 0=8&AMS JD value tn Woercisth sad Titanieum, TQtKVAN aad Co. tor Caspsts and Haarttaoigs « .D deacriptioa at lowest prices. 130VAN and Co. far masstoa lam llalSiili, Sn. II pillars, trem si Os. -td. TVETAN aad Ca. tar splendid B84 sad Met AJto- I i~> braes Bedsteads, {sem £ 4 4s. TVEVAN aad Co. far best aalas tn W>a-amea Mtt- rvgyAH and Co. for full-sised own series Feathor Bedt good linen tlaka, from 32a. 6d. rvrvAS &ad Co. for handsoma Walnot OMMscds, JD plate-glass backs, frwa ZZ 19s. 6d. NV AN aw Co. for ?MM* nkouan wMzat ?d .D other Ovem=Uw, ? Ud. to 10 TVKVAN and Co. far special Bedroom Suites, ohsst, D glaaB. marble stand, chaim kc- LS U& W. BEVAN Md Cor?<?eM? ?'?"e StUm WaIDJR Be& J) room Suites, !roœ 10 to !5 ?tiaeM? B^VAN and Q). for Chippendale aad ether Cabinets J) an.1 Sideboards; great variety. BiEVAN Md Ct? tor American Or?M. every mstru- J3 MeLt wajrMt?d 10 years, from ?T 17s. ?. M. P. TMCVAN and Co. ror Pianofortes, full compass, haa40 AL-P some walnut casus, from £ 15 lEs. DBVAN and Co. far handsome Baddbabog Sottas, ALP grand patterns, teem 6 to 16 guineas, EVAN and Co. for the celebn.ted E?tMta M<Ht? a JD magnificent tMtntmm? 28 t?a?e. Txnr AN and 0.. for welly beastttal 88818 Is Agoed X3 silk, feoen It guineas to a gatneaa. ThsEVAJf and Co. for Uas King of afl Plsass; see A JLP befcae haying etoewhsse; 40 guineas. eUIIIII Qa. ""1f A.t iVHJSICAL. DAVE McNeil, Comedian; very busy.-A-U communi- cations, 46, Robert-street, Cathays, Cardiff. ezl9 Anew 35 guinea Piano; this year's; great bargain, A18 guineas; wafnmty ttansfened.—ST. Clun- terrace, Cathays. e22902019 THHEE new Phone?Mphs. cheap; 35s., £ 3, L3 i? Tabout ha!f shop prices; 10 assorted records given free.-174, King's-road. e2292zl9 BUBR Walnut Piano; fuU tmbord. check action. Wsteel frame, !Waid panels, brilliant tone; £ 17, bargaiu.-174, King's-road, Cardiff. e2291z19 I IjlOH Sale, lirst-class silver-plated, engraved, B flat JD Comet; made to order few years ago; equal to now; inspection invited.—White Swan, Shakespeare street, Cardiff. e?.2?2zl9 WANTED, buy for cash, good, second-hand Piano; cheap.—f 44, Evening Express, Cardiff. eel5 PIANOS, Pianos, Fianos.-& J. Heath and Sons' JL special offers in iron-framed Pianofortes, with all the latest ir-odern improvements. A BTIST1C" Model; goodTw?tlnnt case; full com- A pass; cash. &15 15? _??__? "T71UBOPKAN" Model; be walnut CMe; check JE? acüon, trichord, CMh, ?M 19?. A LEXANDEB" Model; full compMt: handsome A mMqattazie panel. cash, tS t? 6d. J. L. "1 'TANDSOMB PDOforte," in Louise cone; full me ]f and Xmpaw. rich can ww tone; doable sconces; enh..f,25 4s. "MUSIC Trades associatiou- Model; n-rveUMM UL value; beautiful, rich tone; eash, C-U. ""TvBAWlNG-Koom Model"; a perfect instrument for AJ touch, tono, and durability; eaah £35 IDs. WE shall be pleased to arrange for any of these instruments to bo obtained on our Improved Hire Slt.-For terms, Ac., call at R. J. Heath aad L BODW, 76, Queen-street (corner of Charies-street), Cardiff. Also Pontypridd, Penarth, ead Port Talbot. aHTW D ALE, Forty, aad Co.'s Specialities ta Ml eompase, iron framed Pianofortes. "lOLLEGE" Model: cash, &11 Ift; (thm A) soUd V walnutwood caee. "COLLEGE" Model; cam. Lls Is$.; (cIa8 B) solid \? walnutwood CMC.  T71DUCA1IONAL"Model; euk, 1= IOL; lIae walnw.wwd case. L. G. INFLEXIBLE" Model; cash, £23 108.; full 81M, JL upright piano: vertical stringing. "TEONCLAD" Model; cash £ 28; man upright grand I overstruiig. I "T ISZT" Model; cash, £ 31 10a.; magnificent value; Xj overstrung. "KAISER" Model; cash, £42. a ftril upright concert XV grand. ALL above Models can be had on our Hire Purchase ?'L System for a m&H sum monthly. Call and inspect above specialities if seeking a good and reliable Piano at a moderate cost. I DA.LEFortY:nd (?o., Piano and Organ Mmehants, DHigh-strftt and CMHe A. Cardiff. t?CSW BICYCLE, TRICYCLES, Ac. C TCLM.-IAst of high-grade Cycles, for which no reasonable offer tvIK ba refused, sent pest free.— Norton, 126, Queen-street, Cardiff. e12338 MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES. Ac. EXPERIENCED Motor MoohMHc requires work to E-rhaul gentlemen's motor ears at owumes resi- dance.—Motor, 26, Livingstone-place, Newport, Mon. 8223h18 Q H.P. M.M.C., 1903 pattern, equal to new, Duniep 0 tyres, bargain; 8-h.p. 190 pattern, three speeds and reverse, Kaglkh body, genuine De Dion Car, beaati- D. T. fully finished, eqnal te new; write far eatstogae; eels agents for 6, 8 10 12 h.p De Dioa. <t? )i..C. MMt Rex C.&-6A, yiW." ad )?nt, D)?? Motor WMU. Cx? dig- elfiSM SPORTING ^tABTBlDOBS.—Tne Cardiff Cartaidpa, 7s. ML per M0; leaded with Sefcoitae or Amherite mehtluss pow- der, 7k. 9d. per 100; otee used alwap amt. samples given free en personal application; XabsPs BsBlstita, 9s. fid. per lt59. antes far 1.000 cartridges deHvwed tree —-Supplied only by Crobs Bros., CariSS. G UM, BSSes, Bovotvers, Cases, CartrMge Bags, and all gun acoessQTtre at lowest prices; special atten- tion f.1).an den of rfepabs; £ K»blo fcppiel BraMUtadiag Guns, from a& Id. W. P. CROSS Bros., Gnuwniths and AmmBnttlon Donlem- 3 aad 4. St. Narv-ctreet. CardflT. alsot PtGEONS, POULTRY, &e. C A'-qA,UIF,S.-High-claw, typical Yorkshires; swsy- sters, 6s.; show cocks, IlL; hens, 4s. Gd.; approval. owm, 3, Bloom-street, Penteasna, Cardiff. 82258aai T. H. COCK Goldfinches 2s; large Siberian Cooks, 4a. 14.; ?' Coet BullftI, Is. M.; heu, 9d.; Cock CMMies. 51. 4&; He, LL $&; Cock Linnets, fa.— Bea=ent 19, Wood!tBd-t«td. )Uinde% NOWPOLT. ezl5 _ft; XMAS Pruenu.-Hab babY happy by (Mag aM x of Speaca's 10&. 6cL Baby Cham, or kmp?babr warm with one of Spencer's Fur Bugs.—Sead for price- lists, Spencer's Old-established Baby Oil lags Ware- house, SV John's ckureh-squme, Cardiff. XllAS Pranenta.—What mess usefal thsn earn of A. Spencer's Baby Carriages? A large stock of the newest designs to select toom.—Spencer's Bahr Oarrtage Warehouse, St. Jotmlv Cfaurch-equare, CardM. MAS PrmentL-DoBW Pgnwrvhrilatore, DolV Mafl- A. carts, Trieyotea, Tricycle BorsM, Booking Horses, Pole Horses, Pash HOTMO, Wagoas, Ac.; all British maëe; an immense stock te select fl -send tar prfee- lists. Spencer's Baby Carriage Wsrehews, St. Jolla'. Church-square, Cardiff. E. D. XJlAS Presents.—If you wiab to-evo soaiethisg useful A- aad enduring, purchase a Spencer 58s. ed. Sewing Machine; the wonder of our age.—Sead for price-lists. Spencer's WeB-known Baby Carriage Watehouae, at. John's Cawrch-eqaare, Cardiff. eiBMt JEWELLERY FOR SALE f XMAS Presents: Silver and Electro-plated Goods; A. great bargains.—Sol. Phillips, 43, CaroUneetreet. XMAS Presents: Silver Cigarette Cases, Match Boxes, Card Cases; bit reduction.—Sol Phillips, Cardiff. XMAS Presents: Gold Brooches, Pins, and Bracelets; A. 30 per cent. reduction.—SoL Phillips, Go Csieiina- ntreet, Cardiff. GOLD English Lever, by Russell and Son, Liverpool"; <jr new, £ 16; cost ZM-Sol. Phillips, 43, e»n»llns-«t. S~ INGLE Stone Diamond Ring, R15; rare b-%WIL- Sol. Phillips, 43. Caroline-street, Cardiff. OLD Albe Gold Guards, at gm"W rMued kX prim. See Indo- -SoL PbM4^ 43, Chrolbw stTeet, Cardiff. T ADys Gold Watches, from 201.. warranted correct jj time-keepe-w. Phillips, 43, Caroline-street. set. Diamond Engagement Ring, 21a.-SGL rhCUpi, JL 43, Caroline-street, Cardiff. "TyXy TEDDING RINGS, ftna Rbw. E:mw ln"gs an at reduced pdeet—SoL rumim 43, C*-U-A- et= MEDICAL RtAtEDtE& ABTOTOIAL Legs, Rmft *y<? T-. L?YeoM. A cru"^ B?t*. ChDOWWo RuMw Tmwn, =woo Mookinp. k.. ngaft or re-mvuftc &m; h?y atWa- dant. Catalogao free.—AScai Pesiaa, Ckaiha stmt (aØ often-stmeo. Cardiff, and Broad mead. Bristol. aUOOS "-rTERCtrLOlDS," tu Mw free phmphorom B?hi Jl and INI,X Tonic, øpecJaUy -_cIed for bnLinf« or nerve debibty; 2s. M. per box—Agents, Greaves, Canton; Jabss Jones, Boath; WTTHama, iaamw street *UBM MISCELLANEOUS. T-T- kM& arm pmings, pe%bod end boqmmed A.-Abov. L7emm-blfi&EGO. N&WPOrk Km Platers and Metal Finishers. agapElfi DALKISTRY.-J(a4uDe llv&" h? letwned t? IDW PILXLSTM *i;w" wht.4tnet. cwdm eusw IS year Watch wrom? The best aad ebobpeo6 shop J. In C*" for am Mpair of watba of <'?My j ftwripu*n Oftet* or F<x?S? *» N, Ct?? At??' (JJürd rtsop tram Caatle-eta^eJ), by Janaes Ketr (tor ten Tears with Mr. Rp!rtd)o«). Ctoekn and Made Boxaa cleaned and aspaftced. MiSOELLANEQUS WARTS. DAISY of Xn Mqa?Md; -an-eoakd; 0 Ddany awnce. Ant IÙC8t to V 47, Even- ing Exjaess, Cardiff. MISCELLANEOUS SALES. fTQSATHBBS Cor Bedding and Other Purposes, guaran- J teed purified, from 6Jd. per lb.-Wrtte for samples of feathers and bedticks to Jenkla. Bkea., Kesther Merchants, 20, Water-street, Carmarthen. eC-36zH BOWOT1TS Gse" bm-19crY Sae-Q-UMY of Bgoods u??td ma" be cleared before ChtizimM regardless of cost on Tuesday, December 15th And following days.—Address, 3, CSiarles-street. 822TW9 /-XHEAP.—A w^-dado skittles bagatelle Table, oom- V ptetey—38, i— kespeageirtreet. Cardiff. SeZaftlg yENETIAN Blinds aad* complete, any oolouri Y ready to fix from 4s. 6d:: price DIt ftm-meode7, 12, Tudor-lane, Cardiff. eWSfisM UGAIN IAMO %,Wde lAnW Also large swteg Ir Mirror, 4ft. lnghr antt business.—App^r 28, Paget- atreet, Onragrtosyn. C2t863fl3 T>0UX88 far Wringteg MiafWasa aad all other JM rspaiia st limit prioes-W. Mather, Llmntonar. 63, Lower CanuidnM wd, QIIØ. tfMftrrt J. N. DBIT4.ft dtntitaies Cards.—Very eksiss afBwcOoi, I: beaw lba ual pow; VMS sad agdon yda" JL OL donw.. MISCELLANEOUS SALES, Contd SAFES, various sizes, from 40s.; earriage paid; bar- gains.—Levy's Sate Company, Sunderland. ateOOT SPECIAL Value.—Suit Lengths, 7s. 6d., lOtI. 6d., 12s. 6d., 15s. 6d.; all woo!; vicunas, germ tweeds; lad'es' costume and jacket cloths; patterns free; any T. R. length cut; earriage paid.—Albion Wootten Manufactu- ring Co., 56, Woodhouae-lane, Leeds. *12074 S AUSAGES.-TRY Williamson's Noted Sausages, Hog's Pudding, Pork Pies, Ac.; shops supplied; whole- sale and retail butcher.-Oxford-street, Swansea. el2257 BEWOOD for Sale, loose or in bundles; also J: hard Wood Blocks.—Orders to Mastsr, Workhouse, Cardiff. el2231 MRS. Beeton's Cookery Books; & collection of prac-  ticao recipe*; prices. Is. 2d. aDd 2o. 9d.; post free. -Station?ery Department, Western x.n. Cudt«. HU "Tat tier" Fountain Pen, fitted with K-CM*t Tgaid nib; price 3s. 6d.—Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. THE Paternoster Printer, for printing cards, books, JL papers, &c.; prices Is. and <e.—Stattonety Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. ''miTQUIRE Within Upon Everything," a most EuwfW book; 2L 9d., post free.-Statiouay Department. Western MaiL Cardiff. SIMPLEX Account Collector's Book, containing EM forms for attaching to overdue accounts; price Is.; postage 3d.-Stationerr Department, Western :M.ail Cardiff. rr\HE Gem Automatic Dust-Proof Ink Pad, price In: X. postage Qd.tationery Department, Weetezn Mail, Cardiff. H IGIILY Polished Nickel Ink Pot in Morocco case; suitable tor travellers; price 4s.; postage Id.- Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. LIST o* Userul Office Goods:—Paper fasteners, office JLj paste, electro-plated pins, damping-wells and brushes, sponge bowls, stamping pads in various coloiirs A. J. always ready for uso; paper weights, ebony rulers, ink- stands, inkwells, inks in all colours and for every possible use; erasing knives, paper cutters, duplicate post-card books, letter clips, pen nibs to suit all hands, pen-racks, pen-wipers, Ac., &c., on sale at the Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. Pen Nib that will suit almost every writer, the A "Western Man" QuU:; sample box 6d., post free. -Stationery Department, Western Mail, CardiC. Stationery Department, Western Mail. Cardiff. MUSIC Papr, Is. per pwast; postage M.—Sta- JM. tioery D'pMtmeBt, Western Mail, Card11L MUSIC Buling Pens; holder and two pens, complete, JM. on card; price Sd.—?tationefy Department, WM- tern Mail, Cardiff. BURGLAE-Proof Safe; patent lock; suitable for Bpapers or jewels; an exact model of ordinar?? large safe; price B: gs.-Stationery Department, Wes- ten. Mail, Cardiff. "CONSU-IT Me" (a book that every lamily requires), 2s. 9d. post free.—Stationery Department, Wes- tern Ma! Cardiff. PBOGrRESSI VE Whist Scoring Cards, complete with .L pencil and tassel, 1a., h. 6d., and 2s., per box, containing one dozen cards; postage 2d.-Statiouery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. rpHE Pall stall Whist Marker for long aut short X whist; price St.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. F. B. HORSES, LIVE STOCK, &c. WANTED, cheap, good Greyhound, about 18 months. \'V -Apply V 22, Evening Express, Cardiff, eg 16 "TTIOR Sale, young Cow and Calf; good milker.—James, Jj Monachdy Farm, Ynysybwl. 1224311 _2 %XmkWs and Harnew; 6 Domkey and Hand 2 Barrows for -ale.-Cwdiff Steam Laundry, &e., Com- pany (Limited), Cathays. e22C7zl5 SHETLAND Pony for sale, ridden and driven by children for last twelve months; gulet and docile.— Dr Griffiths, Abercynon. e2260xl5 E. E. GBEYHOUNDS.—Far Sale, several fth-claw Grey- Ghounds wtmm and fit to win in the best com- psay.-PanicuLv% Williams, 18, Chnrch-street, Hay. e22S7zl8 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &e. TIMBER Carriage, to carry eight to=; Spring TTroUer, to carry 2 tons; beth'in excellent condi- tion.-rmn k, Thomas, Mage*. ezmBZ16 T. TWO Crank Axle Carts; two u«?der's Carts; four JL TroHeys; two hand Truck?; ewnd-hand carts.— Powts, DuckpoOl-road, Newport. 12J¡15 TEN swmd-band Grocer's Cuts, 3 Floats; bargains. T-Carriage Works, Morgan-street, Pontypridd. ez?5 SBOOND-Hand Lahdau, with Tubber tyres; Landau just done up With ??l tyres; square,-frouw Brougham, equal to new, with rubber tyres; two Liver- pool Gigs.—Lewis, Coachbuilder, Cardiff. ellOSS 10 Challenge.-We are open to give to the Cardiff Infirmary if our testimonials can be proven not genuine. Buyers of reliable Harness, Saddles, Bridles. Bags of an kinds, Horse Clothing, Loin Covers, Cart Cavers, Waterproof Aprons, Trap and Cart Lamps, ana omy article in the trade supplied. A sample order will convince you that our goods and value cannot be beaten. We do not sell auction rubbish. Send for our new up- to-date illustrated price list and Testimonials free. Post orders receive prompt attentioaL-Note our address, Steward's Harness and Bag Factory, Wood-street, Car- diff. Nat. TeL 3x1. Estab. over 36 years. eiwsu MACHJNERY &c. tTTEBTICAL Steam Engine and Boiler; 3 h.-p.; V. modem type; excellent order; practically equal to new; seen in Cardiff; age cheap.—Hibbert, Caitle-street, Cardiff. e2288zl9 FOR 8aie, 6ft. Mortar Mill and Engine; splendid eon- j' dttion; can be seen any time.—37, Dock-street, Newport, Men. «2219zl8 E 8ale, larga Gntvanised Irom Tank, lift, x Oft. x X 3ft., about 2,000 gallons; in good oondftioll- Apply Bees, Architect, 37, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. eWIII8 MONEY WANTED ABOUT L7W wanted temporarny for certatt deret? ??. -M; -rity guaramws; state hdwmt; repayable twelve meMba.-V 53, Evening Kxprasa, Car- diff. el2314 MONEY TO LEND. rTrnE CHARING CROSS BANK. JL Established 1870. 119 ISO, Bishopsgateat. 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[ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] r A BLACK REVENGE. By FLORENCE WARDEN, Author of "The Secret of Princess Pauf," "The House on the Marshc. 1 I CHAPTER XXVIII. Lettice did not immediately follow Jane Len- wade, when she came downstairs, being, indeed, in too great a state of agitation to care to meet Dr. Brownlow's eyes until she had had time to recover her composure. But the door of her room having been left open she heard a. good deal of what passed between Jane and the dootor; Jane's joyful cry of thanks which told her that he was ready to accompany her to the insurance office; his going out and coming in again, his exclamation, "A telegram!" and Jane's half frantic utterances on hearing the mes- sage read out to her. Lettice, not unnaturally full of suspicion, and in possession of more eelf-oommand than was poor Jane at the receipt of the news, ran down the stairs to get further particulars; but before she reached the hall-door Jane, in her eagerness to find Don, had already run down the steps and out at the gate. Lettice, with her cry of "Jane, Jane, wait a moment!" came to the door just ae her uncle was closing it. "Let me pass! I want to speak to her!" cried she hoarsely. But Dr. Brownlow, smiling, but firm, would not let her go. "It's of no use in the world," said he. "The poor girl's gone quite crazy with excitement, and she wouldn't even wait to look out a train. We've heard from Don Daresbury at last." Lettice did not listen, did not answer. See- ing at once that to get past him was impos- sible, she turned and ran into the dining- room. which was in the front of the house. But, although the window was open, and she leaned out and cried aloud, "Jane, don't go!" the eager, excited girl had got too far away, and the words were lost upon her. ) Meanwhile Dr. Brownlow followed his niece into the room, laughing at her good- humouredly. "What do you want to say to her?" asked he. What are you getting so excited about? You might guess that nothing would stop her now 4he has heard from Don Daresbury at last. I only wish," he wenit on, that he were more worthy of her devotion!" Lettice, who was revolving half-a-dozen ideas rapidly in her mind, looked at him askance. She noted something real, some- thionc poignaot under his forced good humour, and guessed that it was jealousy. For just one moment she Celt for him & human sym- pathy, a genuine fellow-feeling; the next, this emotion was sw&llowed up in suspicion. "Duniton," she gmid. Where's th"?" A. shade of annoyance crossed has face. Dun ton!" echoed be. There's a DuntoD, Dunton Green, in Kemt, near Sevenoaks, I think." "But it can't be that Dunton. She said something about lAverpool-streeL That's the station for the East ODaat, ish'.t it?" < "I believe so." There wifla paose; then Lettkje asked and- denly, How did the news oorme?" A telegram came & moment aeo-" A telegram! I never saw the boy." How could you, when you were on the stairs?" said he impatiently. "I ran down the steps and met him." Yes, I saw you run down the steps, but I didn't see you meet any boy," said has niece, who was strung up to a pitch of excitement which made her daring. May I see the tele- gram P" asked she, as her uncle, with some appearance of indignation tut her persistency, went towards the door. I gave, it to Miss Lenwade." No, you didn't. She asked for ft, bat you didn't give it her." He turned round at the door. Rig face wa6 very pale. and there was an angry glitter in his eyes. And I don"t. mean to give it to you. I am not going to be insulted by a girl, and your questions, your remarks are insurtim. Until you have recovered your senses, and your manners, you had better remain by yourself. And, like a schoolmaster, speaking to a naughty pupil, the doctor, who was deeply offended, went out of the room, Shutting the door sharply behind him. Lettice was trembling from head to foot. The room seemed to spin round her, and she had to sit quietly on the nearest chair for a few minutes to recover herself. She had bad strength and spirit enough to defy her uncle, on the impulse of the moment, to question him, to eivetiim the lie direct. But now, when the effort was made, and she was left to reflect upon, what she had done. a. horrible sense of the loneliness of her posi- tion, of the frightfid abyss wb'oh was begin- ning to yawn between her and bar only living guardian, came over her, and reduced her to a state of nervous prostration, in which she loosed to her peace with bbn. if it were only for the time, to throat back these dreadful doubts, to-stifle her fears, to tell her- self that Bhefaad made mountains OUt, Of mote- Mils, sad that it was she wbo was in the wrong. But is the midst of these sensations, she beard the sound of the dbet<Wis footsteps going very rapidly and eoftly alone the ball, and she ran to the door, with a great curiosity upon her. It was her Intention to turn the bamdlo a* quietly that he should not hear bee, and to confront him suddenly, to see where he was going to in soak a stealthy fashion. But before she had turned it, the handle seemed to slide out of her wet fingers, as she beard the front door open softly and then shut with very little more noise. Unole! cried she, and with another effort she taied to open the door. And then she discovered that.be was looked in! Meanwhile Jane had got into-ar hansom, and was en her way to Liverpool Street, scarcely able to see for the tears which would rise to her eyes at the thought that she was about to see Don once more. But then be was all What did that meant And this Mrs. 0Mel, the mad muman. who had said Chat, by Dn. Brawnlosr's orders, she nnrsed patients, whom she "put out of their pain, this woman, who. as Jane believed, had had something to do with poor Marianfe sudden death, was the person who had sent the telegram! Jane suddenly remembered that she had not got the telegram, and for a, moment she was half inclined to return to Ghent House, and ask Tor it. But the fear of losing the next train to Dunton checked her, and made her decide to go on with her journey without it. After all, if the doctor had read the message out correctly, and no doubt upon this subject had as yet entered Jane's miud-obe know an that there was to be known. If there had been any further address than Just "Dunton," be would have read it out. And Dunton was, she believed, only an uiringawrtant tittle village on s the Suffolk coast, where it would not be dSBk cult to discover a stranger. What troubbed bar tfc mm& ww a* qam ,4{. "4i"" lb4 this illness of Don's, and whether the mas sage meant more than it said. A low cry broke from her lips as the ho(^ rible thought flashed into her mind that Don might, perhaps, at that very moment be lying dead, and that the telegram might ba1 only a preparation for this news. Her grief and impatience grew almost unen- durable when, on reaching Liverpool Street' Station, she found she had just missed a traia which started for Diaham, the nearest. station to Dunton, at 3.25, and that she would have to wait until five o'clock for the next. An hour and a half to wait! What should she do with herself? How waa she to bear that terrible delay? Then a thought flashed through her mind. The principal office of the insurance com- pany with which the insurance on her life 1 had been effected was in the City, and not very far off. Why should she not go there on her own account, and ask the questions: which would settle the vexed point one way or the other ? Even as the idea. suggested itself, however,^ Jane shrank from it; she thought the cer- tainty of a crime having been oommitted would be more than she could bear. But then so much depended upon the knowiedge, whether Dr. Brownlow was really the kind, considerate friend her mother still believed him to be, or a scoundrel—there was. U(P- other word for it--whope friendship was danger, and whose kindneas a. snare. And the matter concerned Don, his inte- rests, his safety, perhaps his life. Even as she hailed a hansom and got into it Jane's heart reproached her for her doubts of the doctor. It was strongly- characteristic of the influence the handsome, gentle-eyed man had over his acquaintances, that their doubts of him melted away, in spite of their better judgment, when once they found them-, selves again witliin sight of his brown eyas,-) within hearing of his mellow voice, and that the effect of his presence was felt for a time' even after it had been withdrawn. It was, therefore, with a guilty feeling that she was disloyal, ungrateful, struggling witln the common-sense which told her she bed a right to be satisfied, that Jane got out ot: the hansom and went into the insuranoe office. She felt quite relieved to be told that the manager was out, as that gave her an exoase: for not goIng further into the matter that day. And she was turning away from the counter where she had made the inquiry for Mr. Brewster, when one of the clerks nudged another, and whispered something to him which made him look more closely at the visitor. Jane had not reached the door, hurrrmc away like a. guilty creature, when a. youto man came up with her, and, looking at has with a peculiar intentnese, which sent tha blood rushing to her face, and made IIIIIe heart- beat at a mtld rate, said: -1' "Mr. Brewster is out, madam, but lie.. Callinghajn will see you." Jane, torn between her wish to know, md her dread of the consequences, hesitated* stammered. Oh, I don't know Mr. Callingham," 8ha faltered. I think I'd rather come again when I can see the gentleman I have seen before." But although she hurried quickly away from her interlocutor, she did not escape; at the. outer door she found another clerk, eftai more courteous, but also more determined than the first one. Mr. CaJlingham will not keep yon mam than two minutes," he said. That was all. But Jane felt that she was trapped, and with Che feeling there euaa upon her in all its force the knowledge that her suspicions were correct, and that she herself might perhaps be detained, arreaftad, as one of the guilty parties in the fraudulent action. But, of course, now that the wontt had cume, she recovered her outward composure. little, feeling that the decisive step bad been taken, and there was no going bade. A minute later she waa in the secretary's, office, and a very polite, middle aged genttat man was asking what message he ooutd. for her to Mr. Brewster. Jane did not take the chair he affined, bnt leaning across the table, and looking him-AaB in the face, said in a hoarse voice: I wanted to know—I waa it to kiiuw ■■■ whether your office has paid the money dug. at the death of a Miss Jane Brownlow ts lnr uncle, Dr. Brownlow?" Whether Mr. Callingham was surprhmdqw not, it was impossible for her to teti. Bo had a good business face. apparently inripaTis of expressing any sort of emotion. Before answering, be insisted blilk seaAang herself m the chair be affAm4 blandly unconscious, to all appearances, ag the white beat of anxiety expressed kMkari beautiful face. If you will kindly wait here (br momenta," he aaid. "I win make aotne lop4 quiries, and try to get the infocmactafc-gam want. j It mtgtl* ttxm% been a question or tho-m*^ chase of a penny ban. Jane was dawe IIrI this reply, especially as. after the frinitialing. of her efforts to escape, she had expscSadt^ sensational Deception. For some minutes dnaw left aloaa t88IIt room, with a strong suspicion that snaaasaat was on. guard outside. Thea, when the felt that she catm amd" the suspense no longer. the door opaaedj again, and Mr. Callingham entered, aoomma panied by the gentleman she had seen her visit to the office with Dr. Brownlow, She epraftg to her feet. Mr. Brewster," cried she, M you aa. me, don't you?" Perfectly, llias She drew a long breath. "You—you didn't expect to—to aasr.;aa»-a again." No, I did not." "You thought I was—dead?" Hwdarf m38 abnost to a faint acres= em tha?aMaLTi Tee." And-ym paid the im OEM Yes." 1 knew ttr she said h. sank down again into her chair, an&Aowm" her face with her hands. (To be Continued^

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