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Children's Corner.
Children's Corner. BY UNCLE JOHN I I It is evident many of our frenda are 'I enjoying their holidays, and are too busy to write for the Children's Corner," for ) although. several letters come in every I day, they are not so numerous as they were during school days. I think, there- fore, the beet plan will be to take a little rest myself after this week, and we will all feel more fresh after the end of I August to restart the competitions. Tlicsa who are going to try in this week's contests, therefore, had better Lurry up with their drawings and imaginary conversations, so that we may send out the prizes before the Corner holidays begin. I am grateful to those who keep sending in contributions, to help us in matters which are outside the competitions. Please keep on, AN APPEAL FROM A BOY. J Anthony Watkins, Gendroe, Worest- fach, wrizes: Dear Uncle John,—I am very sorry J. did not try the competitions. I cannot draw flowers and teapots and basins, bu only men and 8(.n. I am looking every week to see if I can do one of them. but every one is something I can't do. Please will you try to put in the oorner," only for once, a thing that I can do—soldiers or scones? Hoping you wdll," WO;) certainly will try to give a olianoe, and can only advise our readere. and artists to keep their eyes on Tho Children's Corner." Yes, Try, try agnin." From G. A. Wydeubacli, 2-2, Orange- street, Swansea, oame a poet oard: Dear Uncle John,-Tha-nka very mucro for P.O., which I received safely this morning. ludoed, I was very proud when I saw my name in your paper, but I shall not be satisfied until I win the first prize. Here are some smart sayings for you: Gentleman visiting Asylum: Is this clock righ t ? Caretaker: CejAauily,' eir. Gentleman: Then what is it doing here! Baidheadea Orient: You ought not to charge so much for cutting my hair: I ha.v'no¡; hardly any. Barber: We, air; w.8 have to charge for the time spent in searching for it! FROM ANOTHER WINNER, I ?78, Kensington-crescent, Swansea. Dear Uncle John,—1 recivcd your postal order quite safely, for which I thank you very much. It came very useful to me over the holidays. I told my friend about the Children's Corner." and she is trying this week. I am, your loving niece, Mildred Pullin." Whit Place, Swansea-road, Pontar. dawe. Dear Uncle John,—I am very giad to see the addres* m Leader." I am telling all my friends about your Corner." I have now found con-io riddles.;— When the clock strikes 13 what time is it?—Time to have it mended. When is a man like a nail?—When he is in afirai. Which country ought to be the richest country in the world ?-Ircland. because its capital is always Dublin W hat is the best thing you put in cake?—Your teeth..—I am, Maggie Jones!j (age 13). SMART SAYINGS. Little Willie was one day taken to the seaside, when he met a sailor, who asked him if he would like to see somo pretty pictures on his arms, at the eaine time rolling up his sleeves, to WillieA delight. and eager gaze. Willie remarked, Will they bury you when you di",? nt which the sailor laughingly replied" I expect 3) laddie." Well," said Willie, "what a eliame to lose all those lovely pictures You ought to be stuffed." Two little girls were one day walking along. V.'IKHI one of them stooped to pick I up a pift-, ?, f orin, up a piece of orange peel, which she was just about to eat, when the other little girl, feeling disgusted, remarked: What a dirty pig you are to eat that." Am I ? repeated the little girl indignantly. H I am a lovely pig."—Doreen Rott (age 10), Langland-Etrcet, Brynmill, Swansea.
For the Ladies.
For the Ladies. THE AUTUMN. There will, no doubt, be a change in silhouette during the coming seaaon, draperies promise to become more and more pronounced, while for dance dresses, flounces are going to be the thing. Have you seen the new Tattersall or horse cloth skirts, which are all the rage for autumn we!T, ? Upon a creamy, white background, faint lines of purple, blue, or green, are traced in wide cheques. There are side pockets of the sunk (not patched) description, and these have short half-inch fringe of the woollen material to add distinction to them. Worn with a sports ooat of putty coloured silk, woven in broad stripes, they are extremely smart. The fur blanket seems to be the vogue. It comprises the complete skin of some animal sufficiently large, or those of 80 small a breast as the mole stitched in strips or squares, to provide a complete covering for the back and partial ones for the shoulder. And they are worn with a soft leather belt, buckled at the waist and leather thongs lightly knotted above, the idea being to keep the primi- tive wraps in place. Fur is being used in all manner of odd ways upon the Autumn coats some of which have bands of soft fur up the fronts. But fur this weather the mere thought of it makes one shiver! We again see the velours reigning su- premo in the millinery world. Year after year they appear and with very little to distinguish them from the vel- our hats of the previous autumn. How- ever the very smartest for this season are being stencilled instead of being trimmed with the regulation band. As for materials, large checks, fuzzy, woollen materials are among the fashionable things for autumn and win- ter wear. Softer materials for finer wear are panne velvet and plush and indian cashmere. These last lend them- selves to draperies and are easier to handle. Bead necklaces are more bizzare than ever. Carved beads, the faces grotesque to a degree, are among the newest fancies. One or two of these in coral, ivory or ""}1x-r, find a place among more ordinary Venetian, Indian and ENGINEERS' OUTING. Tlw Graigola engineering department choso Reynoldston as the venue of their annual outing this YÐCtr, and en their a1'> rival refreshments were partaken of. Some sports followed, -the prizes being won by Messrs. B. Barnes, E. Dennis. D. Wheeler, W. Eeynish, C. Tyrill, E. Court, W. Wheeler, G. Turner, and Jack Murphy, the last-named winning the cup. Afterwards all sat down to a capital dinner, to which everyone did justice. Then all paid a visit to King Arthur'* Stone, and got back in time for tea. After tea the prizes were distributed by Mr. F. W. Jenkins. Mr. J. Gray was called upon on behalf of his fellow-workmen to make a presentation of a walking etk-k ?nd p mo king cabinet to their foreman, Mr. W. H. Barnes, everyone joining in the tiaw honoured custom of singing For he's 9 jolly good fellow." Mr. Barnes feelingly returned thanks. followed, and a hearty vote a." thanks was passed to the host and hcstcs.* of the King Arthur Hotel for the abte manner in which they entered for all. Credit is also due to ltr. W. H. Wheeler (treasurer). Mr. F. W. Jenkins (secre- tary), and Mr. D IT. Berry. 111 IRIMTFMR'NRMWTWRN'TW'ITTTRMWF■ LMLIII M nr WIM
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Leader' Classified Advertisements. APARTMENTS. SITUATIONS VACANT OR WANTED, TO BE LET, LOST AND FOUND. One* Ttar*e Six Insertion Insertions, insertions 80 Warde. 1 o. Z 0 3 0 30 Words. 1 6 3 0 4 0 40 Worde. 2 0 < 0 5 0 FOR SALE, TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. OD« ibree SIX Insertion. Inaertions. Inaertione » Words, 1 6 2 6 3 6 3ft Words. 8 1 2 o < t 4W W orde. 2 6 i 6 5 ■ SIRTHS, DEATHS, IN MEMORIAL AND MARRIAGE. ] One Throe Sir < in^^ou. incertione. Insertions 18 Word# 1 ( 3 II 6 0 50 Words. 2 0 II 0 8 0 411 Words. a 0 ? 0 12 o EDUCATIONAL. O'le Three Biz Insertion. rllilertlone. Insertions ¡ 85 Worle.- 0 4 Q 4 6 .10 Words. 2 6 4 0 6 6 « W nrd. 3 0 6 f s MONEY.-6d. r-er line. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS VACANT. RAG Pickers and Wool Sorters required ) jH. immediately; good wr.ses; permanent: railway fare paid.—Charier Davies and Co.. Pnt'cesg-street, Llanelly. i9Ab- £ 4 WOMEN AND GIRLS. C"* OOD TaHoreas and Vest Handa wanted.— J Auuiy E. Marcus. Umon Cha.m?ra. Urioii-at.rept.  DOMESTIC SERVANTS. ??OOK-O?EBA.L.; w.9??8 ?28;?tlb?ra! out \j incs.—Mrs Hwtl Williams, Liwjdarli, ()wmdonkm Drhe, Uplands. tfA8-12 GENERAL wanted: liberal outings; two kePt.-Apply. with references. Chap- Ulan. High-street, Swansea. 40A8-12 ) t\ENKitA.w servant wanted.—Apply ■ I tsoually, with references, to West I lluiers' Arms. Skewen. TC j TVTANTEI), an pYperi?MCcd Cook GeB?ral, I V» good '?.—Apply .Mr?. C. H. Mlhs, | Caliencroft, Mumbles. 41A8-16 \??A.NTED. Cook-General- housemaid kept.— Apply Mrs. E. V/. Jones. M&e?y. 'k,?ot lkpl)ly Mrs. E. V.. Jones, Maes?y- \A? ANTED, aji experienced General Ker- 'f vant three in family.—Apply, aft?r 6?' to M[?. H. 14 Mirador-creeoent. 38A8-12 ,{7" A:rED, a Rood, trustworthy. Genera) t\j Servant, for Private Hou5e.-ApÎY, fi't instance. Pugeley and Sou. 24, Water- loo-etreet. CB-15 "VAT"ANTED. staid, experienced, pood all tt. round Domestic Help to assist young Maid with work for small family; plain ooekinsr: good home and siiort hou>-s-—State age. capabilities, etc.. Gowerton," Leader Office. Swansea. 41A8-16 MEN AND YOUTHS. BOOT TRADE.—Two irood Benchmen JD wanted; top wages paid: 3onstant em- ployment.—Walters, Pcnts.rde.v.e. GJ-16 GROCERS. — Experienced Assistants Wanted.—State refs.. salary. Davies and Co The Boro' Stores. Swanr:ea. 42A8-13 a AIKDRESSING.—Wanted, a crood Idi- urover or Yoiinf., Assistant.—Apply W. M A R. 6 I"Jmer. Di Uwyn-4treet. £ 8AS-lb TjAiVTERS Wanted.—Good Brush Hauds. A Apply Wm. E. Isaac. Builder and Con- tractor. Sketty. 41A8-16 PAIN TEES wanted: constant jobs for suit- able men.-G. and G. Thomas, Decora- tors, Tcnypatidy. 39A8-11 TiUBliliT Jones has a. Vacancy for eniort JEtj Junior Assistant for Olothinfc and Out. fittirw. Give full particulars first letter- ag-o. experience. and wages reauired.-Sten- rip"-Ftr"t Llanelly. 40A8-1?. ■\JI7ANTi;j>. & Traveller with connection 'ft. amongst Works and Collieries in South Wales to take up Oils and Grease ss a side line, on commision.-Apply "Side Lir_- Daily Leader. 40A8-12 ANTED, immediately. for Coal and t T. ShicDing Office, competent Clerk for correepor.dence and a-ccounte: male or fe- .nlale.-AiDT)i -.v, Htatinc exrienee. age, and salary reauired. Consul," Daily Leader. 40A8-15 WriEELESS Telegraphy—1,500 Qualified Vt Oi)erezrs are urgently wanted at frmtmencine ealaries of £12.3 rising to £ 250: >scry Student now at our School taaa a berth waiting for him. and we f'(jllj,"> n,ore to onaHfy a« eRr]T ? p?XMtMc.—App?y Wireless Training CoUeKC. Cardiff or Swai;. LOST AND FOUND. IOST. C?Uier M?re. 14 hands. 6 years oM: Ti dark b?y.—Apply P. 0. Carpenter. G?d- re rgraig. Swansea Valleys 40A8-12 LOST, stick war relic. Will person xvIjo JLJ took same from Victoria Platform. Saturday. return same to Cloak Boom. Vic- toria Owner will be very erateful. Dark brown, crook handle, sword stick.- W. Aeh- ley. Dillwyn-road, Sketty. 40A8-13 i?O REWARD.—Lost in Bracelet, Set of < TeetIL.-Shute. 41, Carmarthen-road, Swansea- 42A8-13 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ARTIFICIAL Teeth. Platinum, Gold a?I. Aver, Bought; any condition; utmost value ?ivea. Post parcels J ChernMk 34, Erchause-street Cheetham. Manchester. 40A8-13 1 BAILORS' Clips urgently needed. Send Tmr(I to Wyman. 65. Dyfatty-street. .Swansea, who will pay yon full market value. 35 A 8-^6 rsiREBS Wanted over Pitwof?4 size.-J?n 1'Jins, Ltd.. Woodworkers, P?nnyweU- roM. Bri?tol. Branch at PorthcawL STC X\7ANTED, Gent's Second-hand Bicycle V t also a Tjady's, euitablp for riding to School.— Write, stating price, to School." J>aily Leader. Swansea 56A8-13 W ANTED, a good stonl- Gent.'s Bie.V,,Ie, also a Lady's: will pay fair price.— V/rite stating price to « Workman: Daily Lea-der, Swansea. 41A8-13 DO You Want &o SGB Anything? 'Send it t? to the Auction Mart. 219 Ri?h-street. Serkm will Sell it for you. pp. I BUY Furniture; be-8t prices given: New or Second-hand.—Serkin, 219. High-street. DROP me a Pmt.on.rd and i wiii can.- -L' J. flerkin. 219. lugh-etreet. pp, SALES conducted in Town or Cc?ntry: low commission.—J. Serkin. 219 Eigh? street. ?p EDUCATION. Mr. HAYDN THOMAS, Fire Times Winner at National Eisteddfod, Accepts PUPILS for the VIOLIN and 'CELLO. At SWANSEA on WEDNESDAYS. For Tfcrms, apply Woodland, Cwraavon, Port Talbot. 1 -_L Ml | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ?ODFREy'?acd Co. Ltd., ?re oKerin?' G Second-hand Pianos bv Gollard and Col- lar? U(>njnMD and Weston. Avill and Swart. de.. etc.. from 25 euineas: New Pianos b Rogers. Collard and CoII?rd. ?mes. WittoD and Witton. Cramer, etc.. from 50 cuioeM: ea?b or term .a. Player. Pianos by the Leading M?hera from 140 cuinea W nte for Free List or ca?l And make a Perna! Selection -Godfrev and Swan-sea 34;\ 8-15 OECOND-HAND Pianos by Collard an(I O (,'oilard, Sp-E-ni,(Ir. -)Icriu-tcn and IV es. tou and other well known maker.-1. Inspec- tion invited. Gramophones from £446; New double-eided Records from Is. ca-cli large ltll)rk. Lists free.—D. J. Snell, 21-22, Hieh- at.reet Arcade. Swansea 41A8-16 THOMPSON and ShackcU Ltd. 39 Cp.tJe.1 r-70Swansea. — Black Ucllard Piarm- vva,lln, Conard Piano ?70: Walnut ?"?.?o,,?5. Walnut Kirkman Piano Cb?lle7, 1 p icLn<). '4o?-melle ?'?? ?65: Walnut £ 70- Wal5 o> ^0" T fm' WatnMt ?ire Pianf £ 85- w1aln,It Hawtdns Piano ?65 )? WnPrSt an, ?^l,son "? ??<-kc!l. Ltd.. & Pian £ 7f) ImL)?riai On:an 1'6 56 Jorcp j «». «^wisn«»8 ?. Joh" FOR SALE. T^MPIRE Typewriter: excellent working XJ order: nearest offer to jj!, AeoArm I etronK, £ 10.— Write '"Jy?e?r?c: 46, 7 T ,<j. ters-road. Swansea. 40A8.15 S?O? &.?LR.-Largr?l?rb?""Clo?; ?)M I.l alnut Octagona l Tabic.—Wr.t4e l.Af(-U I tàgo:Jal.' Daily L:adu' 41A-l.) Saie, Leasehold House at Treboeth.— .t? A?ppiy Box B 18. Daily Leader. 98-12 l¡;:êïÏ:- SALE, Billiard Table. tuU ?ize. bv X V. vieht s, London; yood as I)ew, with accessories.—Apply Ceniro Hotel LlaheUv.   4??.:J ?AkE, Second-hand Billiard Table. • hal,t-size, and Accessories.—Apply U C 'J-?'L?'?._ ?eath. ?M-l? L^Uit SALE, Free hod liousea situate at i,, bcetl1; good ard(,LJ" -AIJly B 17, ^ea '•°'^ Ua1oe. C??2 j}ï¡;AÜ:: I?rfte Shed, s.œti;, J- matchboard lined; &uilab? for ?ara?e. stores, or workshop —Apply Price. S2, Bryu. u«oi-i-oad. Llanelly. Cti-lt L"dli SALE, 2 C.I?TauI?'22ftr' lonK 12ft X wide 5it. 6in. deep; ?-inch piatee; rivet. fed in sections; £ 270 each F.O.R. Londui Tanlcs." Daily Leader. Swansea. 40A8-12 Lciit SALE, WLite LPsrliorns, 2 pullets, 2 ccckereta. March. 1V19 hatched, £ 2 lot. -GooDei'. 6. Cattle Houses. Plasmarl, Swan- sea 40A8-I3 fTOli SALE.—A limited number of Shell X collected from tiie battletieldi; ui France and Belgium. Thcee desi riug to purchase as a War Curio apply, enclosing 3s. to cover cost and postage, to D. D • Evans and Co, M'tai Merchants. Exchange Bujldinss, Ponta:uuhns. Glam. CB-.o j F OR SALE.—Overland 5-Seater Motor Car, X 25 H.P., Bosch Magneto, (Mauden Hog. son Carburetter. Open to any trial and ex- amination: £ 375.—Price. Butcher. (JorseÍJHJII, C8-16 F OWLS for Sale. splendid Andalusian .1' CockercJs, March 19J:1 Blue Black and t White. 10-j. 6d. each.—Apply M. Brown. Water-lane, Morriston. 49A 8-15 ]IN NETS.—Warranted Cock Brown Lii:- JU nets well on seed. 1s. 6d. &.?ch.—Am)Iy Wcbber. ?. Beddows-row. Cwm. Bor.ymaen, near Cwm School. 42AB-16 PLANl^S. white and purple sproutin •: i Broccoli. Savoys. Leeks. 2a. 6d. per 100. RDbbi (Belgian), nine weeks old, 3s. each: Flemish Doe 12s. 5d. TcsKcnburR Billygoat, £ 3: Nannies, in milk. £ 5 and £ 4.—Pont-am- ma.r.i House. Ammanford. C2-12 PIGS for Sale: stroncr healthy Pigs, 12 16. JL IS. 20 weeks old: also Sows with YOUT,g. Can be delivered within ZO miles.—Applv Airi Wrialit, Ery ;>Ux Pi;r Farm. Cockett I Sketty (facing Cottago lion;^). 40A8-12 i EOYAL ENFIEIjD 3 H.P. Mother Cycle for I ) Sale. Excellent condition. Apply Loosmore, Hay lierchaJits. Usford-street. 41A3-13 SAFES (fire resistinc) various sizes, for Sale: also Steam Wagons: pair Jll • Winding Engines: 7in. Steam Pump.—Birt, 47a, Strand. Swam;Qa_(;f!-L5 Is ALE. or Lease. Stables and Yard: accom- O modate 12 horsee: adaptable garage. manufai-.tory, etc.; low ground rent.— £ 1 Jones. 3. Brunewick-place. Swansea 40AS-'5 8 AJ.JE. immediate possession, Leasehck! ?-3 Houce. Bnmswick.street containing i reception. 5 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery. Lath, 2 w.c.'s.—Jones, 3. Brunavrick-olf Swa.nsca.. 40A3-15 ——.————.——. i TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. AMMANFORD.-Por oolid cJnsine the- I n none to beat the An manford Choir, and for Value iu Solid Leather Suit Caees none to beat Harries' Comolete House Fnr- ni*;bors and Genertil Ironmoiigers. 1? 8 1 4 niehors and General Ironruongers. C8-14 CHOCOLATESGalore. II ih:Cla;SCúf('c \-? tions. Wholesale only.—City Confec- tionery Co., 20. Church-street Manchester 41A8-16 IVOR L. ROBERTS Electrical Enaineer JL wishes to inform his old Customers and the Public generally that his Chief Electri cal Engineer, who ioined H.M. Forces, haA returned to bis employ. The Electrical De- partment being now thoroughly equipped with an Efficient Staff of Electrical Engin- I eers Elwtrical Work of every description can now be carried out. Heating am 1 Power Installations mv Speciality. you? 'enouiries soUci?d. 22? Oxford-street. Swan- I sea PIN HALE'S &iMrt?SaIe Visitors are ad. P vis?d to Inspec tlw BaiRains at ?2 .H?h-stre€t. ?00 Gem s Grey Flannei Trouuera to clear, 19». lid., worth 27s. 641. Youth-s' ditto. 150 pair to clear at 158. lid. '-Crt'Li.era ditto. i?O Donega l Sijjxu Coats to worth Z5. 6d.: 150 Donegal Spoils Coats to I clear at ?9. Ud., usual prie'j 658. 100 Gent's UrlI Check smartb-tailored Suits 978. ?d.. worth £ 6 6?. ftarcain<) in NIks h. UH worm 2s. Suiiimer Sluirta, 6s. 6d.. worth Se lid. See windows.—Penh ale. 252 Hierh- street. C8-14 s IDNEY Palmer's well-known Cabs and Pastrie« are made of beat inKredieniB only. Weddins and Birthday Cakes in stock and riade to order. Noted for Teas and Cold Luncheons.—Palmer's Cafe, OLIVO. site mpire. a.nÜ Br.znJJ.ea. 41.A9-16 SURGICAL Apnliances.—Trusses, Sprays. k3 Enemas Surgeons' Rubber Gloves, qnd Surcical Rubber Goode of every description. Write for Catalogue; sent post fr(-e.-Ie Bra«&eur Surgical Co. Ltd (Dept, D. V.). 90 and 92 Worcester-street Birmingham. TC V>') A PROFIT from 20 birds in one vear ^Ot. was made bv Cornish poultry- keeper after using Earswood Poultry Spice. 2;d. nd.. Is. 3d.—Skewen Agricultural Asso. ciation. Ltd.. 231, New-road, Skewen, 42A8-13 MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, &e. ALBION ChMsit — W? can offer delivery Aof 4-ton Chassis in August. M cwt Sep- tember, and 50 cwt. September; subject un. sold. Cash. Eaay Terms. or Exchange. A E COMMERCIAL VEHICLES.— A.Fi.C. All Spare Parts in Stock.— Thomas White and Co., Engineers BartY: South Wales Agents. Ci0-~4 LADY'S lioyal Triumph Bicycle for Sale, JU immediately.—Apuiy M. &tImor" Train- ing College. Swansea 41AS-1- I Tr?OX?ALE.Lady's Rudge Whitwcr?. FBioyclo: excellent condition; latest model: bargain.—Mendleson. 164. Oxford- street. Swansea. 40A8-15 I^OR SALE, 1915 Premier Motor Cycle, with three-speed covmter shaft gear; price £ 65.—R. E. Jones, Ltd.. Motor Dept. '10 lOR SALE, Gent's James Bicycle, in fine running order: 2 brakes; Brooks' sad- dlj; £ 5 15s., a bargain.-40, King Edward s- rd. Swansea. 40A8-? road. ,wansea. 40A,8-1,2 I?OR 8ALE 1915 Bradbury ? b.p?in per- JL feet condition: very fast and powerful; price £50 or nearest offer: must sell, room wanted.-Anply E. Jenkin?. West Farm. Ltatitwit-Major. 37 A 8-12 FOR SALE. 1914 Ro.vafF.nifeld hTp. Com- bination; price, £ 85.—Apply Hector Davie Tyllwyd, Bynea 37A8-12 £ MODEL 5-Seater Toroedo Tourinrr ) Car. Wire Wheels Electric H?u and Bosch Mag.; Hood and Side Curtains: as new <tplendid condition: re<h for road: £ 400: first Gheque secures—Da?ies, 57, ?t Heien's-avenue. 41A8-13 I FURNITURE. FURNITURE.—Best Prices given by me I I' for Second-hand Furniture and Antique Furniture of any description Drop me a pOetcard. or ca'L—Wm. James. 8. Fahir.n street. St. Thomas. CTO HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE AiD TO LET. I-I-ëYH-Sj\jF5'a-F0t11:roome-(í- House and X hon, No. 31, lorwerth-street, Manscl- ??'?Ll??'?_?' ??- ?- 42A3-16 ip.OIi SALE, OM-fashione-d Freehold House  at Loughor; near river, station pot occ: bath-room, gas, water; vacant po&jes. sion.—Apply Humphreyo, Lhvyp Hail. Llwynhencly. 39Ad.14 I ] }ÜI¿S,1,¡'CÙ¡ re\jï:biÙEJ.ïouse8. sit 11: -L ted Cefn-road, Bonymaen: two miles roixi Oil large L-irders; (4,)4 { years.—Apply Williams 6. Hibbert.ro?.i. j Neath. 40A8-13 X'-OR SALE, Freehold HouM in Bryn-road. i Ilo us- i n Br vn-roa(l. i X with vacant possession; unintermpt-ed ivi?w of Bay; exceDent. condition.—Box j B _?-LL????OSc«_ 37A8-12t j ACANT House for Sail in Bernard- V 5treet, Uplands; leasehold; two recep- tion rooms. five bedrooms, etc.—For further j particulars apply to Messrs. J Blewitt i Jer kins and Sons. Land and Estate Agents, 4. College-street, Swansea. C8-15 A WEEKLY will Purchase £ 450 Hou^e: I ally district; poeseseion by arrange, i mc?L—" La,t!dtorJ.?jeader._Sv;anspa._?? ?? FOR Key of nouRO. 3 bedrooms bath ) c?t7 preferred; about £ 25 per annum: ?ood neighbourhood, Swansea (listriet.-Pai,ticu. lars to Hibbert. Daily Leader. Swansea 41A8-3 APARTMENTS AND LODGINGS TO LET AND WANTED. I PARTMENTS.— Wanted. 3 Empty Rooms. X or more by Respectable Cou?lf 'one child; with Diee people; ron.ir.issiou paid for information; would lika Ifoiise.-Box "B 15" Dail-V leader. 37A8 14 1- WA-NTED. near Swansea Bay, ft. Aueust 14 to 28 Bedroom (double) an^ Sitting-room. Jones. Cwrtbrynbeircid. Trapp. Llandilo. 37A8-1.2 VOUNG Business Man reauires Lodgings, X with or without board; permanent; term- must be moderate.—Bo< G 1," Daily [ l »- aiicr. 40A8-12 /G ENTLEMAN desii-es a Bed Sitting Rooin v-T b.-ginning of Siptemb.r w th people {permanency) v if suitable. Write, stating terms, Box C10. 'Daily Leader." BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL T.^OH SALE as going concern c!d-estab? ¡Ühed Posting BUfineœ; house and large convenient coach-house and stabJes in prominent position. Also a Dragonette to carry 13 for immediate disposal. Ill-health cause of selling.—Apply James Norman. Cab BUSINESSES WANTED. "T^TANTED. a small Grocery or Confection. f > 2fY Business, in good locality, with living accommodation.— Write to B 12." Daiv Ijeader, Swansea. 48A8-13 MONEY. ELaW, 12, London-road. Neath, Makes JL.J< Cash Advances from ?5 and upwards 8trit;tiy i.tabIi8beJ !876 TC -ii-.you require a Loan appiy??o George I Thomas. Manager. Church-street foupo. site t. Mary s Church). Swansea. Private I and confidential. MONEY to Lend to Respectable Hous? L holders; PrivaM and Coutid?ntia.).- Ivor D Tho-m&s i Waterloo-street Swansea I ?")Q MADE for ?5 For fu:! t?rtic?ar.s I £381 to -al<f:t: mav be uroSt?hty employed to Mtvo?tpe profits anuiy to Graham Marsb and Com- j pany. 440 High Holborn London. jEl UPWARDS. k I SOUTHERN E QUITABLE A D V AN, Ot CO. (LIMITED), EXCHANGE-CHAMBERS (Queen-street end) 1 EDWAIiD-TERRACL CARDIFF. The Standing of Sound. Straight-dealing Financial Firms is better understood to-day F >,ct 5.-Manv opportunities arise to get Value upon Cash Transactions—knowing what you are pavine-tha.,i in getting Goods on Ciedit. Tel. 2399. (Not a Money Society.) Estb. 1880. Branch Office: 11, Cbarlee-st, Newport Mon. A BRIT?n FIRM FOR BRITISH BOR, ?TL ROWERS—TUB HRtTMH FINANCE ?04.jMPANY. Not a limited comp?Dy with directors &ud ?harehotderf ?o Know your ?busilies'-R and consider your application, • LOANS £10 to £lJ.OGû NO BiLLS OF SALE WANTED. NO SURETIES OR PUB;,I(,ITY. ABSOLUTE PRIVACY GUARANTEED. BRITISH FINANCE CO., 2Q, BRIDGE STREET. BRISTOL, "-M 0- PERSONAL. \\[ ii-^L the person who picked nip ttj Luncheon Basket left on 8.30 traiii from Mumbles on Saturday night return samc; to Central Police Station. Finder handsomely rewarded. 41A8-;3 -I'N"UI1-îe-Bcrt;8.;n"fuff9 Shop there is! SLatiding on'y." Uncle Bert and his Son thank you for v'our help. You %Ve doina • Your Bit a-s we did ours. Thank-a i I Til^OFITEElilNG at the expense of the J- near little children. Buy the Popular Sweets. ld. per oz.. at the Old Firm. Head dons. Orange-street.^ 41A8-16 T??miSTRY and CIa.irvoya,ncy?Notpc! P Inl?an Palmist: 30 years' ?ppriencc in Amnca. France. London. Australia. Pees ftom 2?. 6d. Gorreapondenfe invited.—Proi Kisri?it,t. A.B (11 P.Di) 9,->: ???'str?t- Ma?seIton 45A8-15 _.???8-j 1.) XL\fiSTl.'R:Y-il1d -CJai rvoy an-C:v:- oted P India-zi Palmist, 30 years' experionce in America France. Loudon. Auntrali?. Ppp? from Za 6d. Correspondence invited.—Prof Kispaitt. PH.D A.B C11 a..m. to 9 p.m.), < Ceoit-strppt 3Ht8 Cecil-street Manseiton. TO Solicitors Bankere. and Others.—Any Person knowing of the existence or ecn- cerned in the preparation of a will made ) by the late Frank Victor Charles Jay. of Brisbane, Australia but up to 1914 manager of Messrs, Wood ley and Co Swansea, But- chers. would oblig-e bv communicating with Meager and Harris, Srlicitors. 15. Castle, street. Swansea. 40A8-14 MISCELLANEOUS. T7t7"ANTED. Boiler and Steam Pipe Cover- V I ers used to Silicate Cotton Mattresses and Steel Sh eet Coverin;Al)plY Millc. English and CD.; Ltd.. Swansea. CS-lj T717"ANTED to Rent Stable in 'N eafh.=- D. 1 T ply 1. Britoriferry-road Neath. 37A8-13 16,u-YiÃÚ"s 'Success —Lilian Fletcher. "1I 0 (i. M.B.F.S.: Test-reading free Send birth dato and stamped onvelcpe.-5. Ar-' cade. Pontypridd. GlaPI. 40A8-13 AS the Paper with the Lar?gt Guaran-  teed Circulation. Small Advts carried in the Leader" effect the Largest Pub. licity. PRIZE DRAWING. I TXnXNING Numbcm Mrs Tucker. ?ann. 'I ?t wen-terrace;—1 3140- 2 3805: 3, M2: 4, 129 5. 59: 6. 1051 7. 1096: 8. 1933; 9. 358 jO. 2667: 11. 92: 12 1J5 O. 958: 16 4M: 17. 44! 18. 3158?-,ipply Se?.re 15. tary. 41A8-13 11 BlU !LUilllillUaMWWBIMI|IMWB«MMaaBaWBBtaWWWWWB^| SMALL ADVERTISEMENT ORDER FORM. t • I '————-————— ————'——'——————— s—- Tur ■ i' -■ I n-1- .1HTTHI I rr ) -■ j II I I I' d I —t.— < Please publish the abov-e advertieenieut times, for which I i enclo-se s. ( Name and Address: ï If desired, replies m., iini iS Co* Ntffeibers at tfei Cambria Dally § j Leader Office. !Thk form should be a?dt-MMd to AdMrMa?mMt DepMtme? ''Cambtrxa. Daily  Leader," Swanse& || 1.( nun- milliiiiiiaifliMiliiinMlli iHi n n infinn >■(,miiiHirnimi mini ~r- I v Iva, Because of his colossal gim sales an d immense re- ?sourcea, H. Samuel g i ves .?-<. ?'*    11 greater value in Diamondj^Jf  ??t   ?, f an d Gem set Je well ery, ? Watc h es an d Plate than  1 any similar 6rm in the   y  w???\?\ I Kingdom, and Us oS'er KB» f  -?  RY PRtCEsJ? ??tJ?J?/?<: S da.y save you pounds J X f I j g g g O-DAY I 'LUC Y WEDDINGS. | Wedding RingM & Keeper 1 Diamond ^e two CA NOW Diamon d K j /{?W????????\ J ?° cluster. | j \?Y? j SEE 9 iustroas i ??f? 4  ?*? BriHiMts. i| lotTk/T supeeb ?e.? f«'e Pafd. 21/ DISPLAY. «J|U F I CEM PENDANT ?-??? j Set with Pearls anj '= < ?R!ST fATC'i LADY'S GRAOF.LET Luminoos or non- WATCH. Fully ? luminous. FaHy J?<'?? '?- ???!f?.? I Jewelled. expanding Silver j I Nickel Case 171$ expanding 5S/-| ?teweHte?d e 17/8 ?celet M "?TA« ?erM< LargM Jeweller. wL tt », M??S STREET 1 ( Jjjjjl (Un Jer the Big Clock) SWANSEA. » ?3 ?? &t Eaf?MM. Kar%, Kew?ert. &a, w s <?? pan??? CRrr. wito ?m* Fma Sa&t?cse ? ? <e?.??? r?? ??o! S?., ?/:c??. 3 LADIES! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR Daodcrina" makes hair thick, glossy and wavy. Removes all dandruff, stops itching scalp and falling hair. To be possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff is merely a matter of using a little Danderine. It is easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just pet a shil- ling bottle of Knowlton's Danderine now —apply a little as, flirected. and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance, freshness, flufftness, and an incomparable gloss and lustre, and try as you will you cannot tind a trace of dandruff or failing hair-, but your real surprise will be after about two weeks' use, when you will see new hair-fine and downy at first-yes-bu t realiv new hair— sprouting out ail over your scalp. Dan- derine is, we believe, the only sure hair grower, destroyer of JandruA and cure foi itchy scalp, and it never fails to stop fal- ling hair at once. All chemists sell and recommend Danderine, Is. 3<t. and 26. 8d a bottle. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is, to moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and care- fully draw it through your tiair-t-akin; one small strand at a time. Your hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful in just a few moments—a delightful surprise awaits everyone who tries this. The Creamiest Custard J The Creamicat Custard WHAT DOCTOR WOULD NOT ENVY I the wonderful recoveries among our patients. Some come to us almost incurable; we restore them to their owners like new-fit for years of good service. Bring your old Umbrella to KENDALLS, Umbrella Specialists 26, Castle Buildings, Castle Street (opp. Wool worth's, Swansea, I