The Cambria Daily Leader

Memorial Baptist Church, Walter Road, Swansea. HALF-YEARLY Service6 To-morrow (Sunday), November 23td, Pre&cbers.-Morning at 11: Ro,t. IFOR H. JAMES (Sketty). Evening at <5.80: Rev. LOXLEY CHAMINGS, B.Sc., B.D. (Swansea). St. Paul's Congregational Church, tT. HELEN'S ROAD." To-morro,w (Sunday), November 23rd, r Preft(her Rev. W. PEDR WILLIAMS I Molding at 11, Evening at 6.30. All Invited. UNITARIAN CHURCH, High Street. To-morrow (Sunday), November 23rd, Services at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Conducted by Rev. ARTHUR HURN, M.A., D.Litt. Subjects: I Morning-" Blinding the Mind." F,venins- What is a Church?" SUNDAY SERVICES. Y TABERNACL, TREFORIS. Cynhclir CYFARFODYDD BLYNYDDOL, Yf Eglwys Uchod NOS 'SADWRN A'R SUL, TACH. 22 a 23, 1919. Pryd y Gwasanaethir gan y PARCH. H. ELFED LEWIS, M.A., Llundain. Oedfaon i ddechreu Nos Sadwrn am 7, ri/r Sui am 11, 2.15 a 6. Walter Road Congregation^ Church. To-morrow (Sunday), November 23rd, v. Preacher: Rev. GEO. McLUCKIE, B.A. Services at 11 a.m. and &.30 p.m. Next Thursday, Nov. 27th, the I Rev. W. Charter Piggott (of London), Will Preach Afternoon at 3.30, Evening at 7.30. •1 ■ PantygWydr Brotherhood. I j A Great Open Public Meeting I Will be held I, To-morrow (Sunday), November 23rd, I In Pantygwydr Baptist Chapel, i At 2.45 Sharp, Presided over by I M ist E. CHEYNEY. speA.I,-Or-mr. H. W. VERNER ¡ (6f the Christian Soldiers' Association, l London). SoïoistMaiterErnard Ray Jones (Boy Soloist). Accompanist-Mr. H. V. Thompson, Assisted by Orchestra. A Hearty Invitation to All to this SPECIAL MEETING. Y. M. C. A. (St. Helen's Road) BROTHERHOOD To-morrow (Sunday), November 23rd, 3 to 4 p.m., SPECIAL FOOTBALL MEETING I Chairman: Mr. B. Watts Jones, Chair- man Swune Football Committee. Speaker: REV. F. L. JENNINGS, B.A., (late St. Mary's, Swansea). All Footballers Specially Invited. HOME CIRCLE In the Y.M.C.A. LOUNGE at 8.15 p.m. Soloists: Miss Ne-sta Davies, Mr. Ronald Watkins. Accompanist: Miss Mabel Bowen. St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church, St. Helen's Road. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30th. Special visit of the Rev. !VOR ROBERTON, M.A. (Of Regent-square Presbyterian Church, l London). Services at 11 a.m., 3 and 6.30 p.m. Soloist-Mr. A. Pring. MONDAY, DEC 1st, at 7.30 p.m., The Rev. Ivor Roberton, M.A., will gigvo his popular Lecture: "Personal tmpressions of India." Soloist: Mr. Gwilym Jones (Ystradgyiv lais) (Double National Winner and Open S10 10s. Champion, Abertillery, Nov. 1919). Admission Free. Silver Collection. Rhyddin-C,s Congre. Church, (Top of Finsbury Terrace). To-morrow (Sunday), November 23rd, PrMchr: Rev. YORWERTH DAVIES, B.A.. B.D.. BXitt. (PiMtor). Services at 11 and 6.30. Evening Soloist—Master Edward Morgan. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, SUNDAY, NOV. 30th, 1919. Preacher—Rev. W. T. GRIFFYD, B.A., | B.D. (Treorchy). Services ai 11 a.m., 3 and ;6.30 p.m. ■ ,;r • CYMRODORSO? ABERTAWE, I DARLITH NOS FAWRTH NESAF, Tach. 25, am ?.30 YN YSGOLDY'R TRINITI. Subject— I If FOOTPRINTS OF WELSHMEN IN ¡ ITALY," bv the I frEV. G. HARTWELL JONES, D.D., D.Litt., Rector of Nutfield, London. I Cynhelir Pwyllgor Pwysig am 6.45, cyn y cyfarfod. THE SHAFTESBURY HALL, St Helen's Road. A GOSPEL SERVICE Will be held in the above Hall on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. Doors, open at 7.30. The Service will commence at 8. Bright Hymns and Solos will be sung. Speakers; Mr. H. t.. MARSHALL (Strfitd Mig&idn). Mr. FRED CUSHING. All are Heartily Invited. The Promise is unto you and to your children." EBENEZER C.M. CHURCH, LlwynbrWydrau, Llansamiet. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. Preacher T. C. LEWIS (Pastor). D. TECWYN EVANS, B.A. (Wrraham). Services: Sunday, Nov. 23rd, Morning j' at 10, Afternoon at 2, Evening at 6. jj Monday Evening, Nov. 24, at 6.30. SUNDAY SERVICES. WESLEY CHAPEL. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1919. Preacher Rev. T. CHEYNE CHADDOCK, 11 and 6.60. SPECIAL MUSIC. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1919, LECTURE I I By Rev. T. CHEYNE CHADDOCK, On "Holiday Reflections," 8 P.M. Chairman-W. A. JENKINS, Esq. Organ Recital, 7.30 p.m., Mr. R. T. HUGHES, A.R.C.O. Collections Trust -Fund. First Church of Christ, Scientist Mirador Crescent, Swansea. Pabfic Serviees are held Every Sviriay at 11.30 am add 6.30 p.m. Sunday School 8 p.m. Testimony Mettings gvery Wedn«sday at 8 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES. SWANSEA First Faith Mission Convention in I Wales Will be held at I MOUNT PLEASANT CHURCH, NOV. 24th—23th, 1919 (inclusive). Chairmen of Convention Meetings: Mr. J. G. Govan, Hon. President of the Mission. Mr. J. B. McLean, Director of the Work in Ireland. I Speakers.—Messrs. j H. W. VERNER (London), I ROBERT LOGAN (Glasgow). ¡ Rev. H. E. GOVAN (Ardrossan). Programme of Meetings: Monday, Nov. 24th, Opening Convention Meeting, 7.30. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Nov. 25th, 26th, 27th, 26th. MEETINGS at 3 and 7.30 p.m. P.P. TABERNACLE VESTRY, MORRIST ON. A LECTURE will be delivered at the I above place by W. H. JONES, Esq. (Swan- sea's Great Historian)., on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1919, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Subject: OLD SWANSEA from 1660 to 1919." Illustrated by Lime-Light Views. Of great interest to every Citizen of Greater Swansea. Chairman: Councillor D. J. Davies, J.P. A cordial invitation ie given to all. Silver Collection. TO CONTRACTORS. Pontardawe Rural District Council Housing Schemes. CONTRACTS FOR ROADS AND SEWERS. TENDERS are invited for the Con- struct ion of (Jrimetalled Roads and Sewers at Ystalyfera and Trebanos; and for Sewers at Clydach, in connection with the Council's Housing Scheme. Ystalyfera—293yds. lin. approxi- mately of unmetalled Roads and Sewers. Trebanos—172yds. lin. a- proximately of unmetalled Roads and Sewers. Clydach—Sewers only, for 8 Houses. Plans and Conditions of Contract may be seen, and Specifications, Hills of Quantities, and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office of the Architect, Mr. H. Mpss, A.R.I.B.A., Architect to the Council. Sealed Tenders, endorsed .( YstaIy- fèra," "Trebanos:" or Clydach, as the case m&y be, are to be delivered to the undersigned on or before 5 p.m., Wed- nesday, December 4th, 1919. The lowest or r any Tender will not necessarily be accented. WYNDHAM LEWIS. C,oilneil Offices Clerk to the Council. C-ouncil Offices, Pontardawe, CHam. 18th November, 1919. Amalgamated Managers and Fore- men's Association. A MEETING in connection with the above Association will be held at the INSTITUTE, GORSEINON, on WED- NESDAY EVENING NEXT, NOVEM- BER 26tli, at 7 o'clock sharp. The General Secretary, Mr. J. G. LONGSTAFF (Darlington), will address the Meeting. A hearty invitation is given to all Fore- men. Come and hear what the future holds in store for the supervisor. ALBERT HALL, Swansea. TUESDAY, NOV. 25th, 1919, At 8 p.m., Popular Dramatic, Poetic, and Humorous RECITAL (Under the auspices of the Swansea Y.M.C.A.) fey ) Prof. Wm. MlLiS, F.R.S.L. Chairman: Rev. GEO. McLUCKIE, B.A. Course Tickets: ICs. 6d. Area. (7 Lec- tures) Ss. Side Area. Tickets for a Single Lecture, 2e„ Is. 6d., and Is. each. Doors dpen at 7.30 p.m. RIDING SCHOOL, PORT TALBOT. SECOND ASZS'UAL GRAND aHAlR, EISTEDDFOD will be held At the above Hall on ¡ Saturday, December 13, 1919. Adjuriic&tors—Music, Dr. Aneurin Res. i-B.C.O.. A.B,0.ji.. Garnant; J. Clement, Etq., Swansea. • W Literature and Elocution, Eev. W. Evans, B.A. (Wil Ifan) -Cardiff. MILle Voice, iuiuknuin Voices 60, "Martyrs of the Arentt." .E39.. Juvenile Choir, Mumnum Voices 40. "Autiimi DayS" (E. T. Davies). £ 7; eec-end, £ 3. 11- I Male and Female Champion Solos, S;4 4e. each. t1-1 Oth p- Solos, Recitations, Novice golos, Poem, Ese&y, »Jtivenjte GOtflpctitioiis. etc. See Official Programme, now ready, 3d. each, through post 4d., from n. BOWE^J, Ynysygwss, Cwmavon, GITM. IB 1-L-J! — 1. I —II" ■' ■">'» Lteut.-Colonel Cloud, chief commanding .oflker for Wa!es, nduct{'ù the Ctnhal! Holiness mwting at the ktichardsom? J [ street Citadel. __í_

I BODY IN BROOK. Open Verdict in Brecon- shire Tragedy. A tragic discovery was made this week on the confines of Breconshire and Car. marthenshire by a son of Mr. James, Cwmshidan Farm. In Cwmshidan Brook, just below his father's farm, lie discovered the body of a man, which was subso quently identified s that of Mr. Thomas Thomas, aged 36, son of Mr. Thomas, the tenant of Halfway Farm. Deceased, it appears, used to leave his home for periods, and engage in work at the industrial centres. He left the neigh- bourhood on the 7th inst, stating that lie was going to work at Crynant, and nothing more was heard of him until the discovery of the body in the brook. Dr. Powell afterwards held an enquiry. a the jury brought in a verdict of Found drowned."

IN THE DISTRICTS. I GORSE IN ON., •v T-ke indwtioii of "he, Rer. J. M. Thomas II to St. Catherine's Parish, Gor<:eiaon, took phice at St. Catherine's Church on Thurs- day evening before a large congregatioii. ■ SKETTY. \V-V SKETTY. I 1 Atthé Baptist Chapel, Carnglas-road, the Eev". Ivor H. James delivered a. most interesting lecture (one of a series) on Welsh Eccentric Preachers." Mr. Joseph Williams, Brynmill-crescent, pre- sided. The lecturer chose Jenkin Thomas ] (better known as Siencyn Penhydd "), and David Evans, FfynnonMnry. BR3TOMFERRY» I David Bell, a travelling tailor, and Mary James, were at Neath on Friday each sentenced to seven days3 imprison- ment for exposing two children, so as to cause them suffering. On a bitterly cold night they wore f. luid by Inspector Evans (of Britonferry) Occupying a disused black- smith shop on the mountain side Jiearl Giant's Grave- I MEATH. i Mr. J E Moore-Gwyn, J.P., D.L., p. 1* sidfd over a complimentary dinner given I at the Neath Constitutional Club on Fri- day evening to the members of the b- stitution who had joined H.M. Force; during the war. SEVEN SISTERS. I Alfred Charles Wilks, a Seven Siabers i collier, was fined X3 and costs at Neatli I on Friday for offences against the Neath I and Brecon Railway. r UPPER CWMTWRCH. I A well-attended miscellaneous concert, in aid of Mr. James Lines, was held at Ebenezer Congregational Chapel Of) Thursday evening, under the presidency of Dr. E. Walsh, Yetradgynlais. Thp conductor was Mr. Jas. Powell. GLYM NEATH. I At Old Bethania a lecture was given by Mr. C. Roberts4 oil "Russian Problem* At the Cinema a concert was given bv the Abcraman Silver Band in aid of the widow of Mr. W. Powell. 0 PONTARDULAIS. I At Baibell Young People's Society papers were read by Misses M. H. Lewis. Iris Davies, and Bronwen Francis. Mr W Richards, Teg Anne ld," presided The members of the Operatic Society held a social evening at The Gym on Thursday evening. BURRYPORT. I The English Congregational Church, Burryport, was filled to listen to an organ recital by Miss Olive Lewis, youngest daughter of Mr. A. A. "Lewis, J.P., Ash- burhham House. Miss Lewie was only re- cently decorated for her duties as nurse at Netley Hospital. A collection for St. Dunstan's realised 93. E S. Chf apuell, Swansea be.* 1,009 Ovu. Conte ren,i; to wear in stool; Ten ber cent fii^coun'' allnwp 1 to Disoharced Srjidi«rs and Ratlora. Soe Windows. CLYDACH. The third of a series of whist drives was held in the Concert liall of the Mond Nickel Works Recreation Club on Thurs- day evening. The prize-winners were:— Ladies: 1, Mrs. E. Williamson (183); cons,olatijili prize. Miss E. Thomas (133). Gentlemen: L Mr. R. Ley .(178);,COnSOla-, tion prize),Mr. F. Kirk (157). E S. Chappell. Swansea blW 1,000 Over- I foat9 ready to wear in stock Ter per cnt. fliscOunt allowed to DIschareed Soldiers ahdI Ssiilora. See Windows. BRYNAMMAN, I The death has occurred, at the age of I 26 years, of Mr. Hahdel Jones, printer, son of Mr Thomas Jono.c, (ilyn-rca* He had been on active servttje, and was treasurer of the local branch of the and D.S. The funerail fe on Monday. E ~r. Cliappell, Swansea, has I.OM Over. Coats read" to wear in stock Ten rcr -erit •lisqourrj nIJoe,) to DisfrharEed sioldierg ttnll SaUora &>«> Windows

dART TIPPED UP. I Ltensamlet Haulier's Death. I The death of a man named James Gar- I rett, of Frederick-place, Llansamiet, haulier, was the subject pf an inquiry at the Coroner's Court,, Swansea, on Fri- d&y. A workmate said they were unloading a eaft, when it tipped op throwing them out. Deceased fell on his head. He died at Swansea, Hospital oft Wed- ¡ nesday. A verdict of "Accidental Death was returned. >

'Q*BY'S,DEATH' I I  De&th due to convulsions ?as th? rtr? dict at an inquest held at Swansea on Friday on thp body of a child named Mary Ann Richards, aged three months, whq wi's found dead in bed beside its mother on Wednesday last.

I I A fine of 10s. was imposed on a shop- keeper named Martha E-ees (42), of Pen-! elawdd, it Swansea on Saturday for sell- j ihg cigare £ t/3S to a child under tlie age j of 16 yearS on November 7tu. ]

1_ '> ,\{ .0.' ..> :l.; ..¡ .¡' '). :?' MR. WORRELL The London Sight-Testing Expert, has decided to remain for another week at the Central Hall, Swansea. ■ -i v: ;■ ■ SAILINGS. WHITE STAR LINE. IIOYAL AND UNITED STATES MAJL STEAMERS. Patisenger and Freight Sailings^— SOUTHAMPTON AND CHERBOURG TO NEW YORK LAPLAND Wed Nov. 26 ADRIATIC Tuee. Dec it LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. BALTIC Wed. Doc. 3 BELGIC igftiliuv date later. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK &- BOSTON. R1MOUSK1 (Cargo only) Sat. Nov 2?. GENOA AND NAPLES TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK (Via Gibraltar). OANOPIO .Sailing dates later. WHli t STAR- OUMluiUW LINE. TO CANADA.. LIVERPOOL TO HALiFAX AND PORT. LAND. Mè. TURCOMAN (Üargo only) Mon. Nov. 24 WELSHMAN (Cargo only).Date later BRISTOL TO NEW YORK. For further particulars apply to White Star Line. Liverpool. Southampton, Brjstot: London: 1, Oockgpur-street. S. W. 1, and '38 Leadenhatl-atreet. E.O i. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA- TION. 1 An TONS of Small Coal Tar Pitch suit i a ble for Briquette tc. j bOs. per tcna on rail M:ancheter.-Write. Box T 1, "Leader Office, Swansea. 15^All-28 Sale Covered Furniture Van; Single JC Horse: 7ft. x 4ft. inside; in splendid apndition.-i)ugh Bros., C-owell-gtrlet. Llan- elly. Cll-25 F" OS Sale by Private Treaty, Three well- J' built Houses, situated In the Best r t of part of Brynmill; lease 86 years; low ground rent; will sell separately.—Write Box K Z, Leader" Office. Swansea. 157A11-23 ALBERT HALL, Swansea. THURSDAY, DEC. 4th, at 7.30 p.m., Grand Compfimentary CONCERT to Master MORGAN R. LLOYD, Violinist who will bo assisted by: Soprano, Miss Megan Thomas (of Llanelly and Queen's Hall); contralto, Madame Lizzie Davies (National winner); tenor, Mr. Harry Lewis (National winner ); baritone, Mr. GI-a?!?v?i?e I Davies (National winner); and the Swan- sea and. District Male ÙhQir (oondctor, Mr. Lkw. K. Bowen). Accompanists: Mr-s. M. James (Megan Glantawe) and Mr. T. D. Jones. Plan of Hall at D. J. Snell's, Arcade, High-street, Swansea; or the Secretaries— T. Ellis Daniel, 157, Robert-street, Man- selton, ÔT r: J-eiikins, SkettJ.

FINANCIAL NEWS. I FOREIGN EXCHANGES. I The American exchange showed a recov- er to 4.042 and the franc and lira appre- ciated in value, Paris closing: at 39f. and I Rome at 481T 85c. The mark was again t higher at 174 to the pound but the peseta was weaker at 20p. 38. ScaiKlinaviah rat/fes, after their recent, riee. went sharply against U8. Stockholm closinat 17kr. 81, Cbrigti. ania at 18kr. 56. and Oopenhageji at Økr. 32 SILVER STILL SOARING. ) On Chinese inquiries which could not be Satisfied, the price of bar silver rose 2id. to 73id. for immediate and tid, to 713d. for future delivery. These are new high re- oord. SIZAIBiE-BERWICK ISaUE; AN I ATTRACTIVE OFFER, "One cannot help thinking," writes the Ii Stock Exchange cor-iespondent of one of the leading London financial papeia, "that if the forthcoming I isfaue had been made while the great Motor Show at Olympia was being held it would have been promptly over-subscribed on the spot. for the Sizaire-Berwick car was an outstanding feature of a memorable exhibition and attracted throngs of visitors. Definite orders, with binding deposits, for these cars I have be?a booked for a? total of .El.SM.OOO. which is proof positive of wide appre«ia- tion, and is calculated to inspire the in- vesting public 'with high hopes of the Com- pajifr's commercial suc-cees. e i",snc about to be made by Sizaire- Berwick, Limited, is one of 290,000 Prefer- etice,Sliares of JS1 each at par. These shares not only rank for fixed annual cumulative, dividends of 7 per cent. free of income tax. but are entitled to participate pari passu II with the Ordinary Shares in surplus divi- sible profits when 10 per cent. (tivitlendf have be9n paid on the Ordinary. That Is a very attractive offer in the case of an in- dustrial enterprise of large potential earn- ing capacity."

DUNVANT PRESENTATION. At Siloam Baptist Church, Dunvant, the tenth anniversary" of the Rev. J. H. Davies's ministry was celebrated, by a te- and presentation. The Rev. D. Price (Swansea) presided. Mr. Harold Owen, secretary of the Young People's Guild, presented the rev. gentleman with a wal- let of Ti?emiiry notes and a dressing case. Many local jniiMsters?oke, and a muskài i programnle was gone through. i

T BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. WOLSEY.On November 19th. 1919, to Mr. and Mrs.. George Wolsey fnee Bessie Davies). Penderry. Dunvant. a eon 154A11-22 DAVIES.—November 20th to air. and lira. Jack Davies, of Nottage Newton, Mumbles. a son. 154A11-23 MARRIAGES. SHETJDON-TVCKER-ûn November 19th. 1919. at St. Mary's Church Swansea, by the Rev. Frank L Jennings William John Sheldon to Florence Mav Tucker, daughter of William lienry Tucker and the late Mra Itaria Tucker. 6, St. Helen's-road. Swansea (By licelice.) 154A11-21 DEATHS. BETAMBO.—November 20th. at 597. Oxford. street. Swansea. Ethel, the beioved daughter of Annie and the iate James Betambo; aga 17 years; after a long- -ill- ness.. DAVIES.—At 23, Glan-terrace. Morriston. November 20th, Evan Davies, 84 ye.a.is. Funeral Monday 3 o'clock, prompt, tor Llangyfeiach. Men only. 156A1.-22 R.KEB.-on November 20th. at Brynforgan House. Ynyeforgan, Margaret, the be- loved wife of LVan Ree-s. 82 yeais. Funeral on Monday, November 24th' ior Clydach. 156A,1-22 BOWEN.—On November 20th at the Nurs- ing institute, William Henry Bowen, of Oreenfieid," Morriston. aged 66. Funeral at 4.30 p.m. on Monday for OyeternKnitii Cemetery. Private. Intimate frieuda ma..v attend. 156A. £ -24 JOINLS.—At 10, Finsbury-terrace. Swa|i«ca, on November 19th insnector David Jones, aged '16 years. Funeral Saturday, IS o clock, for Cockett. it>4Ali-2SS MATH1AS.—O11 November 20th at 78. St. iieiems-avenue. David Mathiae, aged 74. Funeral Monday, November 24th, at 2 30, for Danygraig. Gentlemen only. 154Ali-Zl LLOYD.—On the Mtb November, at Slade- road Newton, Maria, widow ot the late Eynon Lloyd of Swansea: age $5. 1 tui 24 '166Ai 1-24 IN MtMOHiAM. TRICK.—In loving memory of Frederick Trick who died November 2ind, Friends may tmuK tnat we ve forsrotten. W lien at times we trometimes slaue" Littie Knowing gnei M hidden iieneath the surface all he while- »r From sorrowing wite and children. 156 At,124 JENKINS.—in loving memory oi iSiwie, the beloved wife of uavid Jetikin6, late of 90. Ysgoi-stTeet, wuo parsed away on Novem- ber iiud h18. fcaniy mtiSCú by husband and cniidren, Lilian and Evelyn. liOot from eignt 'io memory ever dear. 156A11--24 BV ANS.-ln ever-loving memory of Pte. Ivor Evans, the beloved son of Mary Ann and late John bvans, ci Bonyiyaeii-road. i'entrechwyth. who wau killed in action November 2ord, 1917, ase 19 j earn—From mother aunt, brothers and sisters-in-law. He went forth as the Christian when strife was at hand. With helmet and riiie and' bayonet in hand. And faced the bold tempter, he fear. lessly stood, With hie face to the foe. Greater riches hath no man than thie 157A11-22 S-NELLING.-In memory of our beloved pastor Hev. O. Shelling, who passed away t November 23rd, 1916. Loved in life. remembered in death, They miss him most who loved him best We have lost. Heaven has gained One of the best the world contained. Ever remembered by Mr and Mm G. Wil- liam. Myrtle House. Kenfig Hill, near Bridgend. 11 157A.11-22 WILIJiAMS.-In loving remembrance of Lce-Corpl. Llewelyn Williams Ttth Welsh Legiment. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Gèo. Hiiliams. of the Woollen Mills. Clydach. who died on November 22nd 1916, in Car- diff Hospital, after having sèrvediJa France. Fondly remembered and sacuy mi!,t;crl by hie sorrow ins father, inoi-i- and sister. Cll-22 MA1"I'HEWS.-In loving memory of our dear father, the late Armr.-Sergt. D. Mat- thews of the 6th Battalion Welsh Regi- ment, who died November 22nd 1917. Oft we tuink of you. dear father. And our hearts are sore with pain'- Oh! this world would be a heaven Could vre hear your yoice again Eriends may think we have forgot yoU!' When at times thev see us emile B..6 they little know the sorrow WTlich that smile hides all the while. From his. wife and daughters Annie and Alice, also sons-in-law and grandchildren 156A15-22 HOBBS.—In loving memory of Charles Wrr ren Hobbs. hay and corn merchant, Neath. the dearly-beloved husband of Mil, dred Hobbs, who entered into eternal rest November 22nd, 1918 Oh! for the touch of a vanished hand.' Oh! for the sound of his voice. Sadly missed by his loving wife and darlr ing Betty and Irene C11.22 J ONES.—In loving memory of Pte. ftees Jones the beloved son of Evan and Eliza- beth Jones, Walters-road. AMmanford. who died of wounds at Bradford Military1 Hospital. November. 1918. Honest, upric-fc true, and kind A better eon 'twouh! be hard to find: Fcr us he always did hip best- 3 May God grant him eternal rest Sadly missed by father mother. brotí1êí;-ø. and sisters. 156A11-22

T*TREAT&S. BOUQUETS. Etc.. bv KIT- r.FY'S the lAI.lSTS, In PlorttI Desicri Oxford st Rwn.n«ea After ? cm Tel (Central ALEXANDER JOHNSTON WREATHS R'H'UII P/f'S iw the Lat. Lt?doti Rtv Ie 227 Oxforfl-street • T-61 ft7 (Antral TOO LATE FOR CLASSIfidA- I TION. GOVERNMENT LINEN.—Just received7^ Large Consignment to be Clearcd"at 2s 6d ider yard.—S. Premett. 5. Picton-plaw.. Swansea. 11-^5 CARPENTERS and Bricklayers Wanted,1— Apply, Mackenna. Contractor, Wejrn- ddu Colliery. near Neath. C.ü29 SAXON Light Car. in excellent running C? order and condition: 4 new tyres; a« £ ty. lene headlights; enamelled grey; £21{). Apply Bennett Bros., Gorseinon. 154A11-27 QOK EGGS from 7 Hens in 6 months is a v 15 Years' Ovum user's experience. -Sold by Jenkins Bros.. Ltd., The Square, Clydach. (B.,T.), NO Survey Fee is charged by the Land ore Building Society. Advances made. on. property at all times. You can ascertain to a penny wh.at repayments are required for each f,100 advanced.—Secretaries. David Roberts and Son, 61, Wind-street, Swansea. Cil-11 DAVID ROBERTS and Son have pror- ties and Building Sites for Sale In all parts of the town at prices ranging from X.100 upwards. Also Busincase4 for disposal. -0ffices, 61, Wind-street, Swansea. 011-22 H EALTHY Poultry, Abundance of Egg; JLL secured by using Ovum, Thorley'# Poultry Spice.-gold by W. E. Harrison, Corn Stores, 130. Righ-street. Swansea. OVUM is both beneficial and economical and my birds iav more than doutjle the number of eggs since using."—Sold by Parker's Hay and Corn Stores, PlyUlO- street, Swansea. "VOUNG Lady wishes to purchase Tobse- X cortist business. Centre of Town if possible; Or would purchase half interest and devote whole time.—Aeply, Box .ç2. "Leader" Omce; S,va na.ea.. 156A11-38 FOR SALE, 41 h.p. B.S.A. All ChMit Counter-Shaft with Kick Starter Motor Cycle, complete with Lamps and Tools; 1919 Model; Perfect; zP,87 10s. or nearest offer; Inspection Arid Trial Invited.—Writfe, Box No. S 1, "Leader" Office. Swansea. • 156A11-25 RUBY Jap 2? h.p., 2 Speed. ?917; take two i? any hill; fastest this dirict; a.ny trial; lowest, £ 45: tsnap this ensuring mount next year; low. comfortable—James, Gian Apiary. Pontardulais. 157A11-28 SJTRAYED or Stolen. White Setter Dog; ? few Black Spr*» with Muzzle and Collar; answers to name of Snipe; anyone giving information will be rewarded; do. tainer prosecuted.—D. John Bevan. Garn- swllt, Pantyffynnon. 157A11-23 GOOD, Useful, Oli Pony for Sale cheap; \jr reason for selling, no further U8.e. Apply. Hopkins. Belmont House, Resolven. 157A11-25 "XV\V TANTED, Sririot. SerT&nt; famny OA6 Lody; no Washing or Cookin; Good Wa?eB; Fare Paid.—Mrs. Burden. 21. Lyn- combe Hill, Br.tli. 157A11-28 WINNING NUMBERS of Penllerga.er VV Prize Drawing: 1 405; 2. 1287; 3. 8H; 4. 245 5, 740; 6. 1290; 7. 340: 8 1875; 1665; 652; 12, 1828; 13. 1609; 14. 11.25; Is. 13^1; All fcrizea to be claimed in five* days Cll-22 FOB. Sale. 3-ton Steam Crane; all rootidiiii by Stesm; inspsctiori SOtith Wo lee.— Box J 2, Leader'' Office, Swansea. CIf-26 GENT,,O,-A gpl-.ndid Living for Workers. -The Provident Clotliin- and Supnlv Co.. Ltd require a few trustworthy Men in Cwmbwrla Gowerton. Gorseinon, Morris- Itùn. Sketty. Mumbles and Town Districts- excellent terms. The appointment need not interfere with prnt occupation at fly-gti but will lead to a more remunerative posi- tion if applicant, is -,i, by Inttar or personally to W. A WinsOr, Dist. I Manager. 20. Wind-street. Swansea; 9 to. IV a.m. etwh da.y. Monday and Tuesday 4.30 to 6 tI.JL. ifi7All-28 I

LANDORE ACCIDENT. At Messrs. TJaldvim's Steèl Works, Laridors, on Friday, a man named Emlyn Thomas (agea IID), a maehine driver, sustäiIied injuries to his head. An overhead wheel broke and dropped on him. He was detained at Swansea Hospital.