The Cambria Daily Leader

 ) ?? 'f ?' L d Cfi e f It ea er' laSSl lett I Advertisements. j f?uw?&&???s&i?**??a APARTMENTS. SITUATIONS ?ACAMT ü." WANTED, TO BE LET, LOST AK3 FGUMD. j Or-a Threp Sis. insertion. Insertions, insertions » Words. 1 0 2 0. 3 0 30 Wordfi.- i 6 5 0 4 0 40 Words. 2 0 < 0 6 0 ) fOR SALE, TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. One Three Six insertion. Insertions. Insertions i) Wor«J«- 1 6 2 6. 6 6 30 Words. Z 0 3 0. 4 6 40 Words. It 6 3 6. 6 6 tUtTKS. DEATHS, IN rllEMOlHAM AK3 W. A R R I A 1,1. E. Jne Three i: 1 insertion, Ineerticua. Insertions 90 Words 1 1 3 b 6 0 Z9 Words. I 0 5 0 6 0 40 Words. 3 0 7 0 12 o EDUCATIONAL. Three Six insertion. Insertions. Insertions j I:) Words. 8 0 i o 4 t 30 Words. 2 6 d q 6 6 40 V/ordr.? 3 0 6 6 ? 6 I HONEY.-5d. per-lino. I MISCELLANEOUS SITUATION.} VACANT. I. EQ UIREDinLIIle'7.úatel:terapÖravI;t-: JL\ termnaker for ?-4 weeks.—Writ? Box t??Lea.dcr QUice. 506Ai-1 WOMEN AND GIRLS. 1ADY Agent Wanted to eell our Biouees, j C' etc.—Rhodes and Co., 147 and 149. Newing-txm Causeway. London, S.L. c-, 7IT .ANTED. experienced Lady Assistant fr, n Grocery.-W nta 1U2. Leader Office. Swansea 307A7-1 VX/ANTED. experienced Packer and Sorted V Apply BaXhs Laundry. 305M-30 j "T^XTA-NTED, experienced Female Shorthand ) f Typist to write c?mmcroa-t corrc?pon. jenco.—Apply giving references wapes. to I "x R.9. Leader Office. ^")A6-cO ■ MILLINERY AND TAILORING. Wanted, ar t IJ Lady a& an Apprentice to Fancy X>reaperv ■ No i'rewium.—Apply personally, John iiichar-ds .Drapers, 2, Cradock-strect, rp.A.ILORTNG.- Wanted. eood Coat Hand": j. penna-ncncy; weekly wase. Ted ,L Vermari..?ney;  lf,fr A7.4 "Thomas, Tailor, AberkerlL? 1A7-4 A1L03 Wanted to mak" fo?r to 6ix g'?'? T wco?ly: eood Tiri?e oSeMd.— WMte Be.1 ? 15. Laager OiBoe. 303A7.3 HOUSE-KEEPERS. J \\TANTED, Housekeeper used to fcirri j f work able to ra?kin?: r-nlendid home: JM about 5?: only 3 in fajnUv: 'AeJeh Dre? ftrred.—AuBly WilU&ia.s. Llanant Fmm. ? aon-einon. W50 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. I MMlNFOltD.—Reliable Ala id Wanted. jX az,, 18-20 to do Housework. -Write, crir. j inz references and stating waste required. I to Leader Office. Swansea. 06A.7.1 G VJT terra oo. 1A7-4 I "TAN TED, immediately (rood General: ] » two servants kept: pood wáges; age., I t5 to — ADP-.V Cattle, Fish and Fruit Mer- chant, Fort Talbot.. 1A7-4 TX?ANTED. Cook-GM?&t for?BMif?v?' ITT? Houao: four in. family: comfortable he offered to em{tablj Derson.—ApnIy. (ftatinc wawes reqaired to Mrs. Pratt 2. > llaxted Paark, Harro-w, near loadon, N.W. WÃÑTED. ajJ:rou.-£sBÚint.=- I V. ADDly J. A. 3torr* Groœr. 31. Dm. wyn-ttrect? 507A7-1 ?7'ANTEB, a eood Gcnortd Serr?Dt.— V ADDIV Mrs. W iläe Harris. Herbert- street. Poo tarda we. C7.1 W ANTED. a good General; also Houss- [V V .■ maid Waitresm,Avrtv Owen ar»«ao. Llandiindod. Wells. ?06A7-1 MEN AND YOUTHS. AGENTS and Superintendents. — Good ooeningr foe energetis men at Pont-ar- dtulaia Ktneebridfge, Gowerton. Burryport: DaJary. eidenses. anj commieeion; a<!v&n<?. ment to Bueoeesful men.-Am)Jv. in onfid. ence Full particulars. PrOllress." Leader C)IBee. Uanielly. C7-2 JCINEES Wanted: standard rate 3s. 8d. hour We nt)ply Doors. Windows. Woodwork. Timber of all descriptions.-C,. .Tennings and Co Ltd.. Bristol. C7-I0 e- W- -e -?ritACTIO-N ngi .nii rI* ver,q Wanted for |_ Aber.t?T&ncy district and other die. tHrta* ?'1? experienced in loading and bauUn? trMt.—C. Jenmng< and Co.. Ltd.. Kn?L   ? TV V V \NTED experienced Driver for St?am NYagon; cood pay to good man .—Ap- ??an?r.'Tawe Va-Usy Gas Co.. Pontar. da,we. n_ Lz 'XTÁNTmediatëI7.-à few -? ? ? Pa.int.-Â'Duly ficcretary, Swansea _Oo&l)l. C7-1 ?T?ANTED. & Blacksmith used to ShoMDK w and Colliery Work.-ÁDPlv Maras'er.i -paiDl?t Colliery, Llanaaicl^t 308AW0 jTÃNTEa.next)CriëDCë(fïnà.n-it6 Foi?e- VY man of the Galva.nizinc Denartment of a, Sheet Mill Works.—AoDly with refer- ences and stating exDprience and wa«ee re- quired to Galvanizing." oSce of thia? paper. Có.30 -;W- IRELi:8S. We have this year sent out 60 Students to srcod partnancnt berths, and havp Situations waiting for an- other 50 Youths between 18 and Ll years of e,!e rf you want one of these berths, write r-r oa.n at Wireless Colleire. St Mary-«ireet. Cardiff, or Castle-street Swereea. 'Phone 3008. »• — — ■ OFFICE AND ERRAND BOYS. w ANTED, a at-rortw Tnd for Workshon: V T aleo Apprentice.—James Bros.. Build. ora and ahopfttei-s. Strand. 3C9A7-2 WANTED. Strontr laid aa Frrand Bov.—■ Apply, with references. Morpran .Tcn- kins and Son 48-3. Waterloo-street, Swansea 307A7-2 SITUATIONS WANTED. 4 or 5 hours each even- viV insr to and would like any litrl;t <?tn»loyment to fit Barae.—At,ply Rix." er Office. Swansea. 3DA6-30 LEBK, recently ensragred on OovernneiJv work, now closed, desires position %it.her ae book-keeper or accountant: iiac- llatl considerable exDerionce, and can fur fcieh referonces. Addross: Box 877. >"c»tern Dail" P^-ess. Bristol. C7-3 LOST A'D' FOUr..JD. I ?OUNDrT?y'p??o?rMumhl? T.-F .r -0 wner apply Mrs. Hann. 73. Marscl- ?pr?aoe. Swa?n303A6-30 I^OUND Purse con?inircMT?-ApDty I IX the B.C. Shoe Sto:e Goat-street 505A6*3U :1 ?'  ?????be'tween BrinmHI and LOxford-atrect. Gold 8i"'net Rir?- Findor rewarded on returns s?me to 10. Bn-ajm!l!?r?cent. Swansea.. lAM  IOST. a Gold B ra cc I et wii??T,??h?er of J coins attached between Central Police I StatMn. Ar?de. ?d Hi?h-str???r ?. warded on returning &Llmp ? Central Police ^t £ tloP' 5mk7.l MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. kRTIFICIAL Teeth. Platinum, Gold R;i ver. Bolight; any condition: utmost luo jriven. Poet parcels j Chernick M j^xebanire-atreet, Cheetham. Manchester. 306A7-1 'y?l'bNFEB.BY Tow? C;ièi£-ôiib want. D Homo Fixture with good c)ub for Fin.t ?l?cn for Saturday July s -Apply Secrc- t?ry. vernco-?r&co. Britr?ij?rry. 3(QA6-30 ??BCTOB to fix Overhead P?pe <vay T! aT?. '? Dorter in Wa.te? re?uir-?: state prt:?i- ?Ht exDen?cc—Jt'QnmcB and Co.. Ltd.. ¡.4.0.- Bn^tcl^ 07-2 AVE pou &c? 'Want" to Advert:-?-, XI Try th? fSact. of a t??der Prepaid 5wo?ty?crda ?ne t.hi!)m? -S-JDE cAR;;ï)t;T. 6UÍt 4 h.p. motor cv7?? C   TrMy. Jeweller. r_r:ifJ6.3i) TREES Wapted over Pitwood size.—Jen- .J. uings, Ltd., Wood wo* kers, Penaywell- ruad, Bristol, Branch at Porthonwl. STC ANTED, i -or I siz.- 'Cello. suitable for VV If-jraer. or wi? cToha?sre ?Dtun? old Violin.—E. Lewis, Cinema, ?ndKpnd. M9A7-1 ANTED, Three Secor/d-har.d Liftir7 Jacks 6 to 10 tons, 9 inches and ) lnchef thereabouts when rtowo State lowest ) price.—Box B.2._Leaje^Qfflce j! A S thf< Paper i!b the ?r?est C?uar,-t A1 teed Oirculation, Small Advts earric in the "J leader" cffect the Largest Pub- licity < :¡,J,t1'Jtot'1"t"1 TRADS ) f A N Apology to tbwe of our C'ï.¡¡.tom.,rfi' who have not yQt been able to get anv of our Special jjmea in UnbIc&Rh?d Catn-f oiir plowed ?zi lunbleacii;?d h?vf "(, ai-other Lar?re Cottci?.mont. a'nl 3l]aii offer same unti' cleared. O-r special Line this week is Bid. Don't mie* it Jonn Ricnajrds. Drapers. 2, Cradock-fitreot. Swansea. 307A7 I 4 LFRED Tcnnens. the LuOles' ancl. Ccntlc. Jneu's Tailor, makes every kind of Ladi. es' Costumes. Dresses, Hiding Habit?, Sportrtiu Costumes. Gentlemen's Suits of everv description; Breechea and all kirds of uniforms, both wholesalo &nd retail; ore or the finest cutters in the trade -5. V.Sweusea. C03A7-1 BOOTS in Good Selection at the 'i > new R.G. Shoo Stores, Goat-streec: Boots that will wear j EAT) Necklets and Bones, x all t))e -.c. f.- O i A" pi-tcerns. from Is. 6d cach.-Pullofl, bros., Portland-street Z0.5A6..()û COSTUMES RBd Suit,? from 4$Guineaj' ?? Todies' and Cent.'g Own Matcna-Is Macs <3 —T. Berry, Union ChamberB 27, T7nic- Swan,ea 3C'5A7.1 1 oLlj)AY Ja,ckets.- W,ited, ii I-I i- youne: Draper, to sell ciuick: popular prices. Hundred Ladies' Hisrh-class Woollen Coats: newest style: assoi-ted; special bar- gain.— Writo R 16." Daily Leader. 3C8A7-3 HARVEST Implements Goinff Strong! H Mowinc Machines Ilay-rakos. and Hny- makers: also Cream Separators. Don't fo sret our Fnrnishiiicr Department: New Di. play of Electro-plated Goods,—Harries. House Furnishers and Ironmongers, ATn- manford. C6-3Q TVOR L. ROBERTS. Electrical Entrineor, i wishes to inform his old Customers and ) the Public generally tbar hl^ Chief Electr. 1 eel Engineer, who joined H.M Forces, hp-R returned to his employ. The Electrical De- parttnent being now thoroughly equipped i with an Efficient Staff of Electrical Engin- t eers Electrical Work of every descriptkn 1 can new he carried out Heating ana -Power Installations mv Spetiality. Yotiir enauiriea aoticiKid. 22-3 Odord.treet 8w&n. iI ?ea T P. W&ItcnT?J?S.M?'Atmlyti?n?mM If. and Samplei-, C?nsulticc MctaUursi<-t? Fipert in Electrical Smelting?-103. Victoria- road, Aberavon.304A6-30 PKlNTING-DB-LUXE.—1.000 orêam-bid P BiIIhe&da Memos OT Letterheads. 5in. bv Sin.. 98.: Businf?s Cards 6s.: &amples and estimates free.—W. H. Joae? (Dept. C.), 6". Green-lanies. Loiidon.. N.16 303A7-"G KUPTUEE Positively CUTed.-Frte TriLl j?, from Le Braeseur Surgical M?t C< i Ltd.. Dept. M.Y., 90 and 9Z. Worcester street, j Birmingham. Works; Pasey. Parh. I QCRGICAL AMnlia.nc€S.—Tr?s6eR,Spra,y.? O Enemas, &ure60li6* Rubber Gloves ard Sirrgicai Rubber Goods of every description Write for Catalogue. sent post fi,ee.-Ie I Bras^eur Surgical Co.. Ltd. (Dept. D V.). YO and 92. Worcester-street. Birmingham. SUN' BLINDS ?Drmc mtlers). Hootc?nD Is BUnds Tents. AwB?e?'. F!??. Tor. i,moilins. Cart Covers, an.1 1JOin Cloths.- Morgan and Richardson fLimited), Manu- facturers, 20. Womanby-ptreet (oopom? I TTivCLE BEST'S Full Cream, Walm;t an j Amo!!d Tcffe4m r.-o now on Bale at his Oyford-=>treet Shop. Pre-War Quality, The and tl^BE £ t. J07A7-2 'T/tTATCITES for Ladies and Gent«.. Wript l if or Pocket travellers' eamples; bdr- I gain prices.—Bullock Broa. Portland-street i —. —— ? 105Afi 3_) T)I-AqON") Rincrs. all ?<-? t-o ??SO; excba.Dges made if desired.— Buillook Bros., Portlp-rd-.it)-pet, 305A6-30 PERSONAL. ¡ Bert'.ti" Toff" Shoi) there i J. Standing: Room Only." Uncle Bert and hi? So? thank you for yonr h'?p. You are thorns V,?ur Hi s??y f(-.i- vo?ir tie.p. You are as we did oum. Thanks'! MARK7AGB Events etc.. 1«. and GtltmD: j ?.' j Rend ae: 40 years' experience.—Mr. Wrisrht. ilarket feauare Chambers Ponty-1 pridd. 307Awn. YEART Success —Lilian Pletche- J-U M.B.P.S. Teqt Reading Free. Send birth date and stamped envelcpe.-5, Arcane. I Pontypridd. 306A7-1 i 1^.11 II »■ in IIII.I UM.NVM, M—N WJ— M, ISCELLAMEOUS. j A GRAND Clay Piceon Shooting Match ) .1- will be held at Ystalyfera. Saturday, July 5th. IS19, commencing 2 p.m. Prizes: £ 5 £2. £ 1. One man one prize. Also Target: Kh<X)ti iig Match..3^>7A7-3 ¡ FURNITURE. F UR-I;ITU)P,E, for Sale.-2Mahci7.inv 1.3,- I doc.ra Bookcase; modern Sheraton Side- board; 4 China Cabinets and 3 Mirrors; 3 Mahogany Dining Tables: 2 sets Queen Anne ^Mahogany Chain?, 2 arm. 6 mall; Z. Fine Carpets: Chevei Mirror: 2 Oak Bureaus: Oak Tallboy; 7 Chests of Drawers: Walnut Bed- room S?ite. Any Furniture Bought f&r Cajph.—T Stamley Johnstcm, Dealer. Church. street and Sali-Lbrioits.r)lwe? Sw&nsea,. 99A7-l! JT^URN iT U RE.—Best Prioes given by me | 1 for Second-hand Furniture and Antioue I Furniture of any description Drop me a postcard, or call.—Wm. James. 8. Fabii<n- stroet. St Thomas. CTC FuRNITU!TE. FURh-lTUR,E FURS5TUBE' -This is one of the Greatoot Problems ) of tcdav to all parties getting a Home to- j gethcr to know Tow and Where to get the ) Best Manufactured Article at the Lowest I Possible Price. Anyone in this difliculty should call at once at Hill's (Swansea Branch) being the I?arxcst Manufacturers in Wales. Can easily expiain hew to pro- j ceed. No photographs to t.hoose from, hut plenty of the tea] Article ae it is made,, cr I making fine selection* of Bedroom, Sitting, or Kitchen Suiter, and other goods too numerous to mention.—Plea«e note the Ad- i i dress: Hill'e, 23, Gower-p-trmt. Swansea |  307A7-2 I E- J I-C'"iIÏCI¿S, Ohic1{s. Clid.Eo. from excel.lent  C a?rou? lay?. 14&. 6d. dM.t?timo- I ria?roin ??? cu.tomers.-M. D. John ¡ Sibtera Pit Hau-iie.ie. Glait^ 1A7 4 II FOits \LE fBeeiatered; Thorouchbre ??'??-??.S?y?. knowt, Í MonarchL"a: dv • zn mcl»e« bifcn. Rir; e.jf Tii4,I ¡ Morarch??ame ?i? C?tterbox": own !,t;jter to "Lord Prctec?! tr?t gtven I gainst anvthing liYinc.??'?'? '? P. -"?* I mine. 21, Canal-bank Cl.vcia^'b-OH-T.a^ I MUSICAL !N8THUMEMTS. ri ODFREY and Co. Ltd., have a La.TZ Se- I G lection cf iron-fra-?e Pianos (Vertical and O^eretraiig) in Walnut. Rofcewood, Oak I or Ebonised eases, by GOO) Rogers. Oollard and Collard. Witton and Witton, Sames. Burn and. W addingtun, etc. Prices from 50 gnincas. Cash or Terms. Write for Free List cr call and make a personal selection. I —Godfrey and Co.. LtJ Z2 St. Heler/s- road. Swansea. ._?? ?S?-SO t PIANO.—Really good Kano. 8S guineas to cnick buyer.— Writs, first instance, to Leader Of'fle? Swat^sea. 3CCA"-3 PIANOS.—Actomidire Bargains: 19. r.' { ?. 39 ?9. 53 -uine?,.q two hlack OvM'- ? strut1. cheap.—Piano Exchane. 19" Park- €?rcet_S?a,nsea.  ?S<\6-30 '??HOMPSON and Stia'ttei) Ltd C?")!- X street Swansea.—Black CcUard Piano £ 78: Walnut Collard Piano £70: Walnut Challen Piano. £ 95? Walnut Kirkman Piano ;9,70.. ViTalnut Normelle Piano £ 6b: Walnul I Brinsmead Piano. £ 1C5: Walnut Sauire ('iano "S.. Walnut Hawkins Piano £ 65 10s. • I Walnut Thompson and Sbackell, Ltd.. Piano £ 70: Imperial Organ k.26 6s.: Jones j Organ. £ 15: Estey Organ CSS. I .1, HOUSES AND SHOPS POR i SALE AMD TO LET. ] If Oil SiiLlJ, 6-roositd ilouBu and Washing- plaee at Morri6toa.—Apply S 1. Leader Office, Swansea. 1A7-1 A ij 4-roomed House, tituated j ii, End-row. Melincrythan.—Write I D. 1- eto Daiiy Leader ian. 307A7-2 FoR EiALE. r. Hoiue, No. 117". i Seath-road. Plasmarl Swansea —Apply I for nartieulars to J Bees JZ. Long Oakc- rue. liwansca. 305A7 -1 1OR SALE. Siloh-road. Landore, fJTf t í House, poll stone, four rooms and scul- lty: care and station—Write "Alpha. Leader. SG6A6z29 _? _? ONE Firm Sold £ 50.000 worth of Property this year through Small Advta. zcl wordfi for 5 insertions oZ. M in the Cam- iirjiri Da:l? Usder. -T-i'fîh'oic.deei riö;18 of Purchaemg- a. Hon? JL Tho Provident Association of Londcr. Ltd.. issuea House Purchasa Policies for 25. or JJ veare' periods.—Pro&peetMs contain, ins full oarticalars free fi-cai Air. R. Hard- wick, 33 Rocehili-ttriace. Swansea \7ACANT Pos,-est;ion.-Itodern House. 12. Park-street, Neath bath (hot and colrf* excellent condition: Sale by Auction. Castle Hotc. Neatb. on the 30th June at 7 ther particulars from 6. Qucen-etreet. Port Talbot. A/ft WEEKLY will Purchase £ 450 Eovue. .x:/ yJ any district; poeseseicn by arrant-e- men r, landlord." Leader, Swansea. 'IC hfciirs. J. Announcements. 1\/TUMBLES.—For Sale. with early poeses- -?JL<non. Freehold House near Bays: 2 re- ception-rooms. 6 bedrooms etc. TO LET, Furnished. Detached Residence I miles from Swansea, overlooking Mumbles and Swansea Bay 2 reception- rooms. 5 bedrooms, bathroom (h and c). garage dairy, etc.: excellent garden well stocked: immediate possession. BH-YN-EjOAD.—Leaeehol l Dwell in c-houso -Lt for Sale at reasonable figure, 2 sitting- rooms. kitohon, 4 bedrooms, boxroom, bath- room, ebo, -0 WYDR-CK E60ENT.—Beveral Bubstanti nl Leasehold Houses for Sale at moderate H,? ..U.VERli"'TERRAOE.T;SrOOmèd XvX uou?tt in convenient position for fgwlo; 1.4et-Ao J..bout 70 years; ground rent per house. CE-NT-STUrET.-Tw,) cood 6-rcomcd \i n'?Hs?fct' ?alo at ame. ble ngure. I ?T??l?i?WyN-ita?J?t??y?-For 8nle, t. ? Iraetlv# £ ?<?a<'?cd Leasehold I flot"o,- lo?t? le?ao: )?w trround Tcnt: 3 re. roowe, et«iu 4 heilroom-, u,.urlI '?! ?yi?MbR-tEHHACH. U PLA NDS. For ? T Sale, With bT ?t!) Septem. >j be,? B6"t LeaecB?td DwelHn^houno. I Further Partleiilap« of thn nboye may be obtaiHfid from Meners, J. Bjt-wttt Jpnkins and Pomo I.F-IIA tnti }.t,b Agents, Burvey- ew, »te,, 4, <^llege-gti'det, gwoggaa. C7 4 Mp, ieisiih Herris' AmneurteettienTs. i fTBNHI^'rt'A-STRRHT-Ksoellent RpQ? 4-X fer 8&!e) Well t?ft&H?d.—Atjply Joae?h ? lic,f ia. Aue""a-ieeT pad Valuep. 1. UeefS? 1i street, 6'w?Mea., Te? ?e; 469 D&eM, rjANOVEfi-STHiEET.—Splendid iK.rMm('t1 "ouse for Sale, in exceHent con,dition. \?_7_'OODI?\.?DS TEBBAOE. Wp; » Ffeehold House .with every accom- modation. for ^Sale. j BENTHALIJ-PLACE, St. TDnnfa.s.g;;ler.: -L? aid cix-rr-omed Hou&e to betEDld. with ya-ea.n-t pOS-X>iOJI.. \\rESTERN-STREET.—Three ftve-rooined » Houses for Sale: can be sold sei)ar- &.t<?y if Ucsired < (pjATHERIN B-STEEET. Two el^lkift! ) Housea fo? Sale: weH tenanted. j J'-OÑÈS' -TBBRACE.-Five"w?Lbu:lt"}i?? ? for t?io. cheao: will make exceHeBt in. j; BATH-POAD, HAFOD —Shop and Dw; 1 j 1." ling-house for Sale at a low flgure to lpimediate purchaser. SLOAN E-,qTRFET.-FIglit-roomed hale at a very low figure. to close an 1 estate. ) Further particulars of thp foregoing Pr: pcrties. as well as a number of others in ) vjirious parts of the town. can be obtained from J0Seph Harris., Auctioneer and Valuer. 1. Gcorsc?reet. Swansea. Tel. No 469 Docks. j 469 HOUSES WANTED. c HRI.QTTAN Temnle Chura. Aynmai.,i, —Wanted, by the above-named Church. a Dwelling-house, conveniently situated, with view to purchase. Pieaee, communi- ¡ cate with tindersiened on 01 before Jutv 5th. 1919,-Thoa. Lake. 39. Heol-Ias. Amman- I ford C7-2 j APARTMENTS AND LODGINGS 1 TO LET AND WANTED. < BOARD acd Lodging reouired for resnect- i i ) ahle youn? mau: nice lo<-ality.- W -te? .?tatin? terms and full particulars ?ex I Box i ? B 17." Leader OEce tA7? BlSliOPSTON.—Furnished Rooms to Let I -D near Bays and Golf Lmk6; every con- llt?rlence: ?ara?e.—E. Boobier. Carlton. Biihopston. Swansea. 308A7-3 BUSINESS Girl requires Bed Sitting-room. J J') or would share rooms with another cirl: near town. With or without board.- \i Box "M." "Leader" OfBce. LADY, amaU priTBtc houee. won?d rer!'Î';  Dayins Kneets: musical: close Wect | Pier: business centlemen preferred.—E.. ?. Sillwood-road. Brighton. 305A6-30 i SOUTHSEA.—Now Vacant, Bedroom and I C3 Sitting-room; bath: close sea and < trams: full board. 35s.: attendance. 21s.— j 146. St. Augustine-road. 307A7-2 j 'f -WO-FÎ1TDihed Eooms reauired (Sw&naea l X or Sketty) for youn? married couple.— J ApMy 9. Car1ton.rrace. Swancea. 109A7.4 I WANTED, two Furnished or Unfurnip^c-i I Rooms in Swansea —Reply Davie*. Fcrncliff. Mumbles. 307A7-3 PREMISES TO LET & WANTED j ??NTEDT ?Lmmedi?aTely. Premisea s~ | 11 J able for GaraKe. to hold 4 or more i cars: central position detsirable. Wri+e Mobile." leader Office. 3044..g — I. ■ —' w ■ mj- EDUCATIONAL. I IT COSTS YOU NOTHING; It may affect your whole future; THE NEW PROSPECTUS of Modern Practical Training for Secretarial or Business Life. THE DE BEAR SCHOOLS, LTD. Cast!e Buildings, Swansea. I Tel.: Central 587. PIANOFORTE. Ore an. Composition- ra' I Courses: Beginners Speciality; Advice Free.—Cyril Baynham F.RC.O.. F.T.C.L L.R.A.M., Organist Pariah Church. 8. Pace- j street. j I j I FOR SALE WITH POSSESSION, II I FREEHOLD OFFICES, 10, FISHER STREET, Swansea, Apply John M. Leeder and Son, Auc- I tionocrs, Swansea. y———p—a—i—iBiii i «j»^>iua3STO3u.sAMg is*1- I I. SMALL ADVE;r;DRORM. ¡ ]i r. -j j I I  i L I   "J: I -r I H I .1 i I /1 ?_? ¡ J j 11  ? f. ( i I | les?e publieh the asove Imesfor which I 1 |  :;r:d. I I I If d«aft&9,' rerlies may bo om?6 td Bè% Nam?te at t&e "?&tbr!& D?y I ? ? Le?e? OSIea. Th!s torm ehould be add-?t#m to .r" ?Ca??'a,DaIh I, ? B I-e?cr," SwaDJSa. I t _J-4CL .v¡*c). M There's nothing.    Uke "HZ" !3ef„?e and after Jazzing I TIZ Is siiaply wouderftd-give3 such relief to puffed-up, aciilag er tender feet ou hot days and nights. TIZ keeps the feet (red. When your feet fee! sore and tired after II the day's work use TIZ. You will feel ae fresh as new paint- fit for anything from a "jazs" to a fox-trot. That walk to the "pictures'' vi-ori :;em so thizi £ —thai, stroll in the park won't seem so fati- guing if you use TJZ. TIZ draws out all the poisonous exudations that cause rore feet. As sooa as you put your feet in a TIZ bath you gain relief. No more misery from new boote, no more discom- fort or agony from corns, hard skin or bunions. Get a 1/3 box at any chemist's or stores. Try TIZ once—you'll always use it. If any <31JBcuH? In stotirta g TtZ, write to W.L. DODGE, Ltd., i"7 O.arteriiouta Square, Lentiaa, K.C. l. FOR SALE. BRICK MAKERS' Three Trottion Engines. J'3 Traction Trucks. Motor Lorries, 35 Modern 2ft. guagc Brick Kiin Cars Cranes. I Portables, and various Machinery and Tim- ber of all kinds; now offered as we are I finishing our Government contracts.-C. Jen. nings end Cc.. Ltd Timbey Merchants and Woodworkers. Brifctol. Some at our Branches. Porthcawl. Resolven. Leicester. C7-7 BUNGALOWS cart ba Hied with -D Nononect Walbcard Sid. so. foot., rlage paid: aieo Cement Sheets. Doors. Win. dows. Woodwork, Plywood Timber, Fire- woo;—C. Jennings and Co. Ltd.. Bristol. Leicester and Porthcawl. C6-0-3 DOOBS for Sale, 1.000 at Porthcawl (near Cardifi' 5.000 at Brietol. 800 at New- castle-oii-Tvne. Prices and particulars on ar-phcation. Inspection invited.—Jenn.nns and Co.. Ltd.. Joinery Manufacturers. Tim- ber ilerchants and Generai Woodworkers, i Ilennywell-road, Briatol C7-11 FOIlSALÈ. 1,110 yds. 13/14 Cable, in i;nb5 Fof 110 yds; 600 mc'?chm Quality, in Sr? class condition; 6 b.p. D.C. Zone Motor hy i Nekton. 100 valtp. conai t? new.—T. ?1- il;ev-,tono, l? &hip Yard. Neath. 1A7.4 j TÕRSALE:-C'öW ai;ett; and Harness, Fin ;I condition: will sell separatelY Apply 26. Roscbery-terrace. Plasmarl- 1A7-4 j l'ÙR-ALK-hiiëhou;e' Douiile-range Ciij-i Cart, with •Chopper: place for two to serve; enclosed with sliding windows; etce cuoboard for 3 cwt. potatoes: good cona- tion.—Apoly W. JoBfs. ?ish and Cbii) Upr chant. Der?ac?road. Ystrtdsynlais. 307/?.S I'OE SALE. Mahoe-«uT-tOD Counter: tv. FDic-cm. 8ft. and 6tt.- b e?ellcnt condi- tion.— C7"Z' IITIRWOOD, f?7e on rail near Xewp?. C Swansa. and other place- 3k ton. or carriace caid most \)la-"S U.K for 59s. ton or under.—Jennings and Co.. Ltd.. Pery- WRU-rcad. Briatol; and Porthcawl C7-9 FOR SALE, about 220 tons good Rela.vai'1" t Second-band Steel null head Eailf. eo and 85 ilys.: Flango 75 and SO lbs. per yrrd: r'c, all descriptions of Bttilroad Accessories: SO h.D. Steam genii-Portable Loco-Type Boiler by MarebalU nw 1916. 120 lbs. wn.. etc.—Geo. V. Perry, Cambrian-place. Sw-?n- sea 304A6-3O IOGS ^souarf) suitoble for keel j Timber in variety, new and second- hand Infection invited —Jenning# and Co., Ltd.. Timber Merc-hats and (epral Woodworkers. The Docks Porthcawl (near j Cardiff). Similar stocks at Brietol pnd Leicester. C7-11 MOTOR CARS. CYCLES, &C. 'L"'OR SALEr???umber Combination. 3- Fsve-?d Clutch, speedomcTer. new 1915: .iuat been completely overhauled; ready to be ridden away.—Capt. Bees. Pare Wern. Swap saa. 1A7-1 If OR SALE, a five-peate;, Motor Oar (8f; u Ll slev Wolslev). in good condition, 14- 20 horso power.—Write Box IUO, leader Office. 305A 7-1 ONE 1316 Belsize Chassis fitted villi F'fit Lorry Body and Cab Front, for Sale: easy terms or exchange.—R E Jones. Ltd. (Motor Dent.). Dillwyn-street Swansea. TC 10'1 -H.P. Commercial Motor Csr, -0' JLU 8cwt.. Bosch MaKneto Stepn&y Spare Wheel, in going order, would suit fish- monger or similar trade admirably; nearest £ 70 drives away.—Box IL7 Leader Office 305 A 6-30 ACWT. Albion Chassis: four for delivery in July subject to being ttn-old.-R E .Tones (Motor Dept.). Dillwya-street. Swan- sec. TC C. K. Andrews' Announcements. OVERLAND JjfodeJ 83. in flrst-clas* cond"- tion fitted with van body; any trial or examination; bargain for ouick eple.- Apply C. K. Andrews. Uplands Garage. Swansea. HUMBER, 10/12. fitted with roomy two- i- T seater body and dorble dickey; any trial: bargain. Apply above. r-XCR;E. 30 h?.: two-ton Chassis. fitt.-M j 1 wIth lorry bodY; in nret-clase c?fd.. with lorry bo d lion; any trial or examination. ApTjly aboTf. C7 .3 Ivor L. Hoberts' (223 Oxford-street) Announcements. COMMERCIAL WEBIF.9—A gent for Den. V-/ #is. Austin. KarrierB Stars, (t. Send me your inquiries. I caa offer Early De- liveries. S ECOND.JIAND TA)BRIES.-I have a Large !0 Assortment from 1-ton to 4-ton; pncea A?*om i- -C650. Send for 1."W, or a^k m, to call on voa. M OTOP. CYCLES.—A gent for 'JTil'" 1VJ. B S.A., Dougiaa. Sunbeam. A.J.S.. En. field. P. and M.. Nortons etc Get yonr name on my waiting lietc to ensure early deliveries. SUNBEAM 5-Seater Car: good occdition: DENNIS 3-4 ton. complete with body, in ,JU' stock: inimcdiate delivery, ( YOmT'oid Car or Motor Cycle taken in JL Part Payment or Bought for Cash. Send or write, with full particulars, to Ivor L. Roberts. Oxford-street. Swansea. MONEY. LA W. 12. London-road Neath. Make* i. Cash Advances from £ 5 and upwards csirictlv hed 18"6. TCi IF you require a loan apply to George 1 Thomas. Manner. Church-street (oppo- site t Mary's Church). Swan?a. P?'e and  confidential. g MONEY to Lend M Respectable House- M holders; Pr.vate and Confident,sa- Ivor D Thom:l:! i WatR.rlt.8,se: £'¡-3-S-MiDE-fõ;-£5-'Fõr full particulars ?00 as to ho? small amount* of monev may be pront?y employe to give 'arce Dro?s app!v to Graham Man-b and Com- pany. 240. High Holborn London. Large or Small Apcoantt may be Opened with tho COUTHEBN JgQUITABLE A DVA-NCE CO. (LIMITED), | fiSCHANG £ -CHAMBERS (Queext-strect end). 1 EDWAP-D-TERRACE CARDIFF Juet a Few Facts Why We arA the Leading j■ Financal Firm: Fact I.-Ur-on tbe ttmet taken for Re-payraent in coniunctjon with our No Fee and No Finine System, Our RAtes are the Lowest (Not. a Money Society.) Tel. 2399. Estb. 1530. Branch Offlcc: 11. Charles-st.. Newport Mon. '-BRITI8H FIRM FOB BRITISH BOE- i A ROWERS-THE BRITISH FINANCE COMPANY. Not a limit-ed oompany with I directors and shareholderf to know your business and consider rour application. NO BILLS OF SALE WANTED. NO SURETIES OR PLBLICITY. ABSOLUTE PRIVACY GUARANTEED. BRITISH FINANCE CO.. 20, BRIDGE STREET. BRISTOL.

For the Ladies. 1 THE COMING FASHIONS I Dossgns and Patterns of I Beautiful Dresses. 1 —— By MADAME GWENDOLEN HOPE. Short sleeves are particularly popular for very hot days; but when the weather becomes cooler the sleeves are worn slightly longer, though etill little, below the elbow. The low-cut nock rules every- where—indeed, there is ';¡'¡'1 difference in this respect between day and evening gowns this sea-son. One novelty has been introduced in soino of the most advanced models, and that is the panier of old time. It is very pretty and becoming on the narrow skirts so universal, and remedies what miglit- otherwise be too severe a plainness. Fringes still rule as trimming, and the most favoured—a? well as the most expensive—fere made of j feathers. These fringes are showu in many brilliant colourings—emerald srreen being very popular, A Smart Cape-Coat. I The popular garment depicted in the sketch is made of green and grey plaid, with gathered waist efi'oct and pointed sides. There is fancy stitchery on the collar. The cape-coat is surmounted by a very elegant feather toque. Tbe fib-ape of the collar and tho hanging sleevie6 if __—- i «<■ I particularly novel; otherwise thefe is « j plainness about the whelo that adds to it chic. It hangs ra ther full around the j figure, and entirely covers the frock worn beneath. There are many examples of thaee eapep on the market at the moment, but none more elegant than the one pic- tured here. Suit for a Small Boy. I The picture illustrates a most fascinat- ing suit for a lit tie boy. The knickers are composed of black satin; and the dainty little blouse is of spotted musjin, with frilk at collar and cuffs of the kind known as Toby "—only slightly mcdi- I — ) fied. The little lacing in the front is a pretty touch, adding much to its artistic value. There is a slit pocket in the kniekoire that is sure to please' the email man. If the shoes and pocks carry out the same scheme the ensemble may be made quite delightful, and eXcéedingJy; becoming and useful for wear on hot and trying days. i A Becoming Hat. I The graceful model hat suggested here it made of brown liseret etraw, and is trimmed with brown moire ribbon, which encirdee the crown smartly. There is also a cluster of shaded pink roses at the sidc-, which rests on the hair. The chic of this hat depends entirely on its j line "—turning up on one side and ) bending down on the other, and the sharp point at the hack. It would be equally becoming made of velvet or satin, thoogh for eummer wear liseret straw seems to lend itself more kindly. The hat is quite a picture model, and thus suitable for wear on smart occasions, t

SCIENTIFIC and ACCURATE j SIGHT' TESTING. Careful Personal Attention Given to j Every Case. W. I T W. J. Tracy, F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A. (London Exams.), Late Optician i/c Military Hospital, ¡ Pembroke Dock. I The uplifted Optician with Experience. TRACY & SONS, ¡ 93, WOODFIELD STREET, j MORRISTON.

Children's Corner. BY UNCLE JOHN. A class teacher who has taken rn interest in this column and haped h" £ pupils to take part in the competitions, wrcte to me last week: Since the ippeorance of the Children's Comer in the Leader I have had no peace. I real over dozens of attempts at writing the essay on How I spent my holidays," and. as I did not want to dis- hearten you in the reading of all of theia, I told the children I would only send in a few of the best." Thank you. The hints in your second letterr will b? very uscfir". For thf- eye but not the oar," sent rln by one 0;£ the Comer Children, is not hy any means new, but for the sa.ke of those who may not know it, we will hare it:— Wife, make me some dumplings of dough, They're better than meat for my cough; Pray, let them be boiled till hot tbrough. But not till the're heavy or tough; Now, I must be off to the plough, And the boys, too (when they've had enough), Must kc-op the fEes off the bough WMLe the old mare drinks at ihe trouen.11 Under the heading of Household Hints" a naughty boy sends me thioeo:- To keep mice away from the pastry— put all the food in the cellar. To remove sta;m frcm tablecloth—u&e sciseo-rs. To entertain female guests—show them your private papers. To entertain male guests—feed the brntelk. To test the fredmees of an ègg-drop it on some hard surface. To ke^-p servants—chain them up. I hope not one of you will take those hints seriously, or there will be trouble in the Children's Corner." Just a saiaple to-day of the riddles re- ceived What i* the difference between the death of an hairdresser and the death ¡ Off a eettlptorr" One curls up and dyes, and the other mates í.a.cc; and busts. II What is odd about a horst. eating f" He eats best when he hasn't, a bit in his mouth. And now for one of the smart lyings:— A little girl was (ne day walking with her father along the shore; they w<Te w?tcain? the b??ats ccm and go. vh?n all of a sudden the little girl spied a motor boat, and turning to her father ) said: "Oh Pa. look at the locomotive j hating a. bath."

pdiRi For The Skin The Soap to Cleanse ami Purify The OktmeBt te Se&tfee a$d Ileal These fragrant, snper-creamy emol- lients stop itching, clear the skin of lients s.o tc,, 9, C- pimples, blotches, redness and roug h- ness, the scalpof itching" and dandmff. and the hands of ciiaRs and sores. In purity, delicate mcaicat;on, refresh- ing fragrance, convenience and econ- omy, Cuticura Soap and Ointment meet with the approval of the most discriminating. Ideal for toilet uses. &tM I&. Ombm-t 1< 3d. Mtd 2*. M. Sold tkroiufhoot th. il?. For thiny two %?cm ::l! l:Tl.erir&t; n:æ, !L.V- M L.&A'. wb zy., .?il 8W<S with pric*. HA Cutieiini Soap tnarei without naq. SUNDAY- PICTORIAJ, Circulation over 2,400,000 I' copies weekly I Do the RIGHT thing a d the SAFE 1 the thing Invest that Bank Balance In i Victory Loan i You can buy Victory Loan of any Bank or Trustee StrMngs Bank, from your SiQckhrokcr, or at alJY Money Order Post Office. Local War Savings Committees will give any information. ▼JL.26