The Cambria Daily Leader

HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES AT MODERATE PRICES CIGARETTES ARE essential to the discriminating smoker—they are of premier quality and nominal price. The atmosphere of luxury is thus created without a feeling of extravagance. VHWJNlA 18 2S 50 tOO I TURKISH 10 25 58 100 No. 555 7d. 1/5 2/10 5/6 I No. 444 7d. 1/6 3/- 5/9 Obtainable of off high-class tobacconists and stores. Sole Manufacturers: ARDATH TOBACCO Co., LTD., LONDON. » » —

SWANSEA TIPPERARY CONCERT. I A large audience attended the concert riven OIl Saturday nfght at the Central Hall, Orchard-street, when the programme was provided by the Waunwen School children. The items included action Eongs, Japanese butterflies, anJ sketches, which brought forth loud applause. A pianoforte solo was givon by Miss Winnie Lowe, and a roW by Miss Gertie "Charles. Credit is dua to Miss Jessie Allen for the way the chil- dren performed their parts. The Bev. W. W. Williinas wan tho chairman, and the act- companist was Mis- Elsie Allen.

WIHER, YOUR CHILD NEEDS A I LAXATIVE i —————? I If Tongue is Coated, Stomach Sick, or the I Child is Cross, Feverish, Constipated, give 11 California Syrup of Figs." Don't scold your fretful, peevish child. Bee if the tongue is coated; this is a sure sign that the little etoraach, liver and bowels are clogged with bile and imper- fectly digested food. When listless, pale, feverish, with tained breath, a cold, or a tore throat; if the child doee not eat, de en or act natur- ally, or has stomach-ache, indigestion or diarrhcea, give a teaspoonful of Cali- fornia Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the waste matter, bile and fer- menting food will pass out of the bowels, and you have a healthy, playful child I again. Children love this harmless fruit iaxative," and mothers can re-st easy after giving it, because it never fails to make their little in:sidee, gweet and whole- some. Ke?p it handy. Mother! A little given to-day saves a sick child to-morrow, but get the genuine. Aek your chemist for a bottle of California Syrup of Fig5," I which has directions for babies, child?n of all ages, and for grown-ups plainly on thp bottle. Remember imitations are sometimes substituted, so look an see that your bottle bears tho name of the California Fig Syrup Company. Hand back with contempt any other fig syrup. All leading chemists sell California Syrup of and 2/- per bottle.

The deiith occurred on Friday of Mrs. Jane Williams, at her rosidence, 33, Carlton- terrace, Swansea, She had been engaged in I the butchering trade at the Swansea Mar- ket for the past 40 years. The tumoral takes place on Tuesday, at three o'clock, for j Danygraig. t

207th YEAR OF THE SUM FI^ J??? JS? OFFCBE I THE OLDEST INSURANCE OFFICE IN TEE WORLD. 0II!:t1:1! Cum* rm talus åMIi IVL j' Insurances effecied Oil the loilowing riaka: FIRE DAMAGEr Resultant Ixjcj of Rent and Profits. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. PERSONAL ACCIDENT, SICKNESS AND DISEASE. FIDELITY GUARANTEE, BURGLARY, PLATE GLASS. Swansea Office:- VICTORIA CHAMBERS. TOM A. DAVIES, District Inspector, 7 and 8, OXFORD STREET. j  ?Ljra-ti-fTL??Ljr??rtjTL?  U%iii v^i r r aur ia every time you feel out of sorts. If, «2 m as Is most probable, the trouble arises E L from derangement of the stomach bJ and liver, all you require ia order to Q effect a speedy cure is a few doses of J j Beecham's Pills. WithouJ claiming f that this wllknown medicine is a j j panacea or curc-all, one can assert L r with confidence that as an aperient, j 1 a stomachic and a pick-me-up, it is T j" without a serious rival. As a rule, ™j J those who are wise enough to l ] T '?  ?? S Take J J a doze vrhencvtr they feel out 01 L L sorts, stand to miss all the dlscom- J •I fort and misery of protracted L L iH health and soon find themselves gj J in full possession of their wonted L L powers. You will do well in fol1ow -j J ing their good example, by having L L, occasional recourse to the use of J Beecham's j Pills, s Prepared only by nj TOXLAS BFSCHAM, St Helena Lam. L <H Soli everywhere J In fcoxf.3, price Is 3d and 3n M. r

WESLEY BROTHERHOOD. I At Swansea Wesley Brotherhood, on Sun- day, Mr. Arthur Lovell spoke ef the catas- trophe which has befaJlen civilisation, and which 11[;,8 raised quesiione perplexing to many mindc.. Civilisation and religion may apparently ha.ve li-,W a -zet-b.-ick, hilt the I war ha>3 awakened the touI of the nation. People whom re thought decadent have proved thomselvfK to poeiees the spirit of heroic and ^sacrifleics owriee. Mr. Ham- mond presided, and the mimical itame wore in the capable hands of Misses Ferrier and O'Connell.

RUSSIAN PRISONER'S FIND. At Schmeftzdorf in Westhavclland (in Germany) a Russian prisoner, engaged in trench digging the other day, came tHlOn lare jar filled with silver money. The Ruian tried to qanceal his di&CO very, but hanD'; sold ",Oe the sih'?r piœe6 at from 5? pÙ:R P, a maT? to some French prisoners in the same oamp, his secret was aieckse^ fb the Germane, and the treasure ssizodX The horde consists i of a great number enlarge silver coins of f sixteenth ccnturv date, and it is supposed that they must have been "buried by their owner during the Thirty Yoar, War.

"T was chewing a piece of Mackintosh's I TCJTFEJiL" so said a t?<M? Ovow man. I

lilEN gUiLDS I PROJECT. HELPING THE P, OSPITAL. LúCAL USEFUL WORK (itCOuifL-EO Tho annual meeting of the vice-presi- dents of tho Swansea Hospital Linen Guild was hold at the Hospital on Sat- urday afternoon. Lady Dvnevor pre- tiiued over a large attendance, Mr. Aeron Thomas and the Mayoress (Mrs. T. Merrells) being amongst those present, Mrs. Aeron Thomas (lady chairman of the Executive Committee), in introducing Lady Denevor, said they very much re- gretted the absence of the President, Lady Llewelyn, owing to illncen. They were, however, delighted to have Lady Dynevor with th-em, and she had attended under a great deal of personal inconveni- ence. Miss Protheroo (the hon. secretary) presented the annual report as follows:— THE ANNUAL I-IEPORT. The Executive Committee have pleasure in presenting their 4th Annual Report. Owing to the war it was not considered advisable to hold an exhibition in Novem-j, ber. The annual meeting of the vice-presi- dents was held on April the 27th, 1915. The Guild has now 36 branches, 130 act- ing vice-presidents and 165 honorary vice- presidents. The resignation of Mrs. Charles Wright (vice-preeident) has been received with regret. The and«nr>.etitiw.-od ladies have kindly consented to become vice-presidents:— I Acting. Abercrave.—Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. R. Davies. Ammanford.—Miss Harris, Miss Richa.rd?. Brynamman.—Mrs. Davics (the Vicarage), Mrs. Thomas Davios, Airs. S. A. Harris, Mrs. Gower Harris, Mrs. Howells, Mrs. Jenkin Jones, Mrs. Lloyd Owen, Mrs. R. Thomas, Mrs. Gwilym Vaughan. Gowerton.—Mrs. Madog HüS. G^un-cae-Gurwen and Cwxngorso.—Mrs. Daviee, Mrs. J. M. Evans, Miss A. Morgan, Mrs. John Roots, Mrs. Thomas Williams. I»andore.—Mrs. Samuel Williams. Llandebie.—Mrs. Du Bukton. Morriston.—Mrs. J. J'. Williams. Pontanlawe.-Yiss Gilbertson. Swansea.—Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Moffat. Honorary. Abercrave.—Mrs. J. J. Davies, Mm. R. Davies, Mrs. Morgan. Ammanford.—Mr. Henry Herbert. Biackpill.—Mrs. Charlee, Eden. Clydach.—Mrs. Edlestone. Gorseinon.—Dr. Macpherson, Govverton.—Mrs. Glasbrook John, Mrs. Trevor. Gower.—Mrs. Heneage. Gwaun-cae-Gunven and Cwxngorse.—Mrs. Samuel Jenkins, Mrs. W. Jenkins, Mrs. John Rees. Killay.—Mrs. Christopher James, Mrs. Glen. Moxham. Morriston.—Miss Mitchell, Mise D. Owen. Mumbles.—Mrs. Stobo Andrews. Mre. islay Young. Neath.-Mis6 Gibbins. i'ontardawe.—Mv«- J. P. Davies. Pontardulais.—Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Morton Evams, Miss M. Evans, Miss Griffiths, Mrd. Harrop Griffiths, Mrs. Rces Harris, Mrs. Rees Harrk. Mrs. Horsley, Mi-s. Jenkins, Mrs. Griffiths Jones, J'e. Curtis Morgan, Misb Roberts. Mrs. Evan Thomas. Mr. Evan Williams. Mrs. S. J. Williams. Swansea.—Mrs. D. R. Evans, Mrs. Thomas Evans. Mrs. Ganz. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. (I, Harris. Mrs. HoLacs, Mrs. J. B. Jenkins. Mrs. M. Jacobs, Mrs. Jonathan Jones. Mrs. Trevor Mathews, Mrs. Napier, Mrs. Palmer, Mre. Reid, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Henry Simons. Articles Supplied, Meetings have been held at- Cwmtwrch. Rhiwfawr, Swansea and dis- tricts; new branches wero formed ia Brynamman, Gwaun-cae-Gunven, and Cwmgorse; the response has be-all most generous. Over 1,170 articles were sent in, includ- ing 215 sheets. 61 quilts, 13 blankets, 27' ward table cloths. The matron was very pleased that tho size and quality of the goods sent in were go closely in accordance with the list of requirements. Owing to the appeal for large articles many members sent money instead of small gifts, which partly accounts for ie-wor articles being sent in than in former years. rhe subscriptions amount to J-UM, show- ing an increase of on 1914. Through the kindness and energy of the chairman, advertisements were obtained, which en- ablecl the annual reports to be again printed almost free of cost. Distribution of Goods. Last autumn the Executive Committee authorised that the following goods should be distributed:- To the Red Cross Hospital, Sketty.-6 dozen mufflers, 50 pillow cases, 2 sheets, 5 quilts, 2 blankets, 14 shirts, 10 pyjamas, It) pants, 6 socks, 8 dressing gowns. To the Red Cross Hospital, U umble&- 34 pillow cases, 14 sheets, 3 blankets, 21 shirts, 30 pyj aittas, 12 nightshirts, 22 pants, afi socks, 24 belts, 2A mufflers, 12 helmets. 12 glass cloths. Red Cross Hospital, Nea.th.-24 pillow cases, 9 quilts, 4 blankets, 12 bath towels. 18 shirts, 12 pyjamas, 12 socks, 12 helmets. 24 mufflers, 18 belts, 12 handkerchiefs. To the Red C-roes depot, Caidiff.-136 shirts, 18 pyjamas. 34 nightshirts, 6 dress- ing gowns, 81 socks, 128 belts, 84 knee- caps, 80 cuffs, 100 bed socks, 10 mufflers, 5 veds, 25 ooats. During the year prayer desks have been given to the large wards, for daily use. and a bedside oxygen cylinder-stand, to Llewellyn Ward. Thrr>3 beautiful palls for men, women aad children have been provided for the mortuary. It is interesting to know that although ths hospital was unable to placo beds at the disposal of the military authorities (owing to the large number of civil patients waiting for admission) it has nevertheless received a number of very serious cases of sick and wounded ooldiera and sailors in the wards during the year. and has taken in and operated on a "large number of ooldi-ers aud recruits, thus enabling them to serve their King and country. The Committee is extremely gratified. with the year's work. Sincere thanks are due to Mr. David Roberts for kindly auditing the acoounts and to the manv ladies for the valuable work and uptiring energy which they have given on behalf of the Guild. In the year 1913, at the annual meeting of vice-presidents, it was decided that any money iu hand after all the requirements of the Linen Guild had beep satisfied,; ehoald be put to a fund to build aj inprtuary and chapel, as with the grow-, ing needs of the hospital, the present ac- c-oramodation is quite inadequate. The j Executive Committee hop*, after provid-, iug the usual necesfiarkss of the Hoepital, f to be ah1-e to pay for it entirely this year, | 1 TflTin?. as t?y always do, on the gene- | APPA sxoujathj and help of the Guild. 1

Can't beat "iIZ", when Feet Hurt "Ah! Nothing like TIZ for sore, tired, puffed-up, perspiring feet, corns or chilblains," .A Sure! I use T!Z v every time for. any foot trouble." You can be happy-looted just like mo. Use TIZ, and never sutler with tender, raw, burrung, blistered, swollen, tired feet. TIZ and only TLZ takes the pain and soreness out ot corns, hard skin, chil- blains, bunions. As soon a3 you put your feet in a TIZ bath you just feel the happiness soaking in. How good your poor old foet feel. They want to dance for joy. TIZ is grand. TIZ instantly draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up your feet and cause sore, inflamed, aching, perspiring feet. Geft a J«. Hd. box of TIZ at any chemist's or stores. Get instant foot re- lief. Ijaugh at, foot sufferers who com- plain. Because your feet are never, never going to bother or mako you limp any more.

TREASURER'S STATEMENT. Mrs. Richard Jenkins (hon. treasurer). in her financial report, stated that the total receipts was « £ 8-12 108.. and the ex-. I penditure Ji95 2., leaving a balance of .£747 88. There was a balance of .£208 on ¿.he deposit account. Lady Dynevor, in moving the adoption of the reports, said they were most satis- factory, but she hoped they were not going to rest" on their laurels. The needs of the hospital were constantly growing, and it must be remembered that the institution opened its doors to a very wide area. The JEon. Elaine Jenkins seconded. The reports, she said, showed the invaluable work which was being done by the Guild. They could not boo highly praise the workers, especially Mrs. Aeron Thomas, organiser and originator of the scheme in this part who, with the Matron (Mi Scovell) had worked untiringly not onlv in this county, but other counties. The Guild had saved the hospital over £ 1,000 a year, and it has generously helped the Red Cro:rs hospitals in the district. The resolution was carried. The Scope of the Guild. I In an address on the progress and future of the Guild, Mrs. Aeron Thomas said the Guild, which was started in May, HH2, had experienced a very successful year. It was very gratifying when thf*, considered the great demand", me on their vice-presidents and members. They had 30 branches working. Most of them had done well, but some stood out promi- nently. Accompanied by the Matron (Miss Scovell), she had visited many districts during the year. They had re-organi sed a. number of branches, organised a new branch at Cwm- gorse, and one more in Swansea in con- nection with the Unitarian Church. Swan- sea, which had 28 branchs. had done very well. Britonferry had done very little for them. which was a pity considering that the ho-pit;11 recoivftd a very large number of patients from the, Neath Valley. The New Fund. I Mrs. Thomas referr-ed to the fund for building a mortuary and chapel. The members of the Guild, she said, were I deeply interesie,J in the scheme, and the outlying districts were very koon" that the building shoull be proceeded with. It was the intention of the Guild to erect a building suitable not only for the require- ments of the hospital to-day, but for the wants of the future as far as they could see them. The Guild had co-onted three of the members of the Building Committee of the Board on fothe building committee of the Guild to give them the benefit of their co-operation and advice. During the four years the Guild had been working, Mrs. Thomas ooneluded, they had eaved the hospital el,000 a year. The Matron paid a warm tribute to the I good work of the Guild, and said that, thanks to its members, the supply of linen through the hospital was most satisfactory I Election of Officers. The Executive Committee was re-elected, on the motion of Mrs. Howells, seconded by Mrs. Nelson Jones. Mrs. Lancaser, in proposing the re-elec- tion of the officers, paid a special tribute to the work accomplished by Mre. Aeron Thomas (chairman of the Executive), Mrs. Richard Jenkins (hon. treasurer), Mis Scovell and Miss Aercn Thomas (hon sec- retaries), and Miss Protheroe. Mre. Geo. Strick seconded, a.nd the reso- lution was carried. Sir Garrod Thomas' Speech. I Sir Garrcd I-homas, cluiiraiaji of the Royal Gwent Hospital, Mon., gave an in- | teresting and informative address on the great strides made by medical science dur- ing the last century, and dwelt in turn on the discovery of anesthesia, and the sub- jects of sanitation and bacteriology, anti- septics, and the Rontgen or X Rays. Anaesthesia, he said, had bean a boon to us in the hour of our grettesl7 need. Speak- ing as an old pupil of Lord Lister, he s.ud that gentleman box! ave.d more lives than all the generals of tc-day had killed. The work being d-onf) by the Linen Guild, he concluded, was worthy of any woman up to tho highest in the land, and they were helping forward the most blesaed work the heart or mind of man had ever con- ceived. Board's Appreciation. I Aid. Evan Evans (chairman of the Has-! pital Board of Management) expressed the warm thanks of the Board to the Guild for the work of the year. He read a letter from the Board, s.'gned by Mr. W. D. Hughes (secretary), in which it was stated that, having regard to the extraordinary times and the large number of appeals made to the beneficent public, the total results of the Guild's work during the year far exceeded the mopt optimistic ex- pectation?. This great assistance, com- bined with the Guild's generous offer of a mortuary and chapel, was very deeply ap- preciated by the Board. Without tbe help of tho Guild the hospital would have been several thousands of pounds moro in debt than it was to-day. He could personally lestifv to the good work done by the Guild. "id durirs: his year of office as chairman the Finance Committee not a single bill ror linen was presented. Mr. David in seconding the vot" -•u'd the B-nird n-reatly appreciated tfcp good work tl, e members of the Guild were .-Ioir,, year by year With regard to thr nropose d mortuary and chapel, so far as the WOTICE representative werg concerned the proposal had given them great satis- faction. A vote of thanks to Lady Dmevor for presiding, and to Sir Ganwl Thomas for his address, was heartily accorded, on the motion of Mrs. M. P. Williams (Killay Tlonse; seconded by the Hee tho lIon- Talbot Rice. Tea was af terw"- aervecl

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Corseinon. 10A4.1Z KAE5V7O0D Chicken powder, containing J[\. ground iu-ct6, -enauj es for chicks in captivjty the health-giving elements fond in the wild etate. Healthy, happy, liveable cujeks d-re the N..sult..24. packet supplies 20 chicks 7 dayc, -Jjaviee Bros.. Chtmi,sto, Il'»bron-road. Clyflach. 17A4-L5 LOST AND FOUND. TRAYED from Midland Railway Station, k5 Morriaton, at 5.30 p.m., Wednesday, 5!h. a three-ye%r-oki Spaniel Tlog, liver and white; anawers to name of "Shot." Finder rewarded.—lnformatioo to Police, Yertaly- fersw €4-11, -J- PAGEFIELD COLLEGE, iffi —FORMERLY— tj CLARK'S COLLEGE. Proprietor .Mr. W. J. WILLIAMS, B.A -———-—— —— ——- I The College with the finest record of successes in W?lle6. aTly N 1 thousand former 6tudents now in good appointments will tfy to the 61J M | lnoo of the training.  ASK ANY OF THEM. « ? P EScient; training for Ba&in?s, Civil Service, and the Pwfessional I W iiininary Examinations. k j New Term 26th April, 1916. I ?.?  —? ——  | Bring your son or daughter for a Free Test and a Free rt. Xo obligation whatever incurred. | Call, write or 'phone. PAGE STREET, jj 'Phone: Docks 165. SWANSE -_o:m wi in immi in mi"1—■■nTrwrw I — — I FOR SALE. ) FOR SALE. Marquee, 50 x W. good an new. JL -Ap,)Iy -Ilan Pi)-iilil)s, Pont<i-r- da.w?. C4-l? (^OltHU GATED SHEETS.—MiUs, English I ? and (?o., Ltd., Swan&ea, "ve 10 Tom\ aJi sizes, for Sale at 24s. cwt. CTC TENT l-o-i-Saie.-Gäm¿-' 6x6 and awn- JL ing, used 6 months at Langland Bay.— Miss Cha^ pman, Ri?h-street, ?wa,nse?. 17A4-11 E~ HODE Islfliid Bed Eggs from Crowley' U-P.C. Cora;ieKcioii Strain, 58. doz.—J. Thomas, Hardware Stores, Uplands, Swan- sea. 15A4-11 F OR SALE. oil kinds of Pcnny-in-the-S'.ou Jf Jiaehines: Clowns, Pickwicks, Hard oud Ki'a. etc.-bial.1ager, 107, Creek-road, March, Cambs. 17A4-1j 1 AAffnnn EARLIEST Cabbage J Plants; best varieties; DJ for Is..—Apply Myrddin Evana, Villa. Cvmitrple, Oowcrton. 15A4-11 IMBER.-A Quantity of Dry Flooring JL and Match Board to bo Sold cheap; also a number ot Rafters and Deals.—Apply 2, Megan-street, Cv-mbwrla. 11A4-17 FOR SALE, Three good Colliery Horses, Jf two 134 Rands, one 144 hands; all in splendid condition.—Apply Cwmiiynfell Col- liery, Gwys, Midland Railway. 14A4-10 SAFES (Fire-resisting), single and double doors), for Sale-, bargains, nq uiries Solicited for Second-hand St01.m Wagons, i Portable Engines, Mortar Mills, Saw Benches, Trams, etc.—Birt, 47a, Strand. Swansea. C4-25 FOE SALE, 550 Yard:' of Portable Railway Track, 2ft. gauge; 66 Jubilee Wagoi-is and Colliery Tubs for 24in. gauge: 1,200 yards Hin. diameter new eoliiery wire rope; 25-Ton Truck and Road Wagon Weighbridge; Lanc.Tshire, Loootype, and Vertical Boilers; in inch '4arE)hall Pcil't' 10 inch Marshall Portable Engine; Mortar Mills; Saw Benches; Steam Engines; Air Compressors; 9,nd about 60 other lots of good useful machinery.—Geo. V Perry, Qtcu- cester-place, Swanse?. !4A4-10 TRADE SPECIALITI ES.  MOLYNEUX? Ltd.. Fish Merchants, 110, p HiEh-street. Swansea, cheapest houae in town for Fisb of all varieties, wholesale and retail. solici.ted MADA? £ E DRUSiLLaTf.B.I.M.S. (diploma) jJ Palmist, Clairvoyant, American Mystic Eoadinge. Advice daily. Hours li to 9.— Address b8, St. Helcn'e-roa/I, Swas 16A4-11 ejD., ls.7 ld. BAZAAR GOODS. Toys, etc.. 2 every kind; advice to beginners; also best spare time agency; 104-page Catalogue free.- ay (184), George-street, Birmingham. I C7.25 7(TEDDING CARDS, Visiting Cards. VV Memorial Cards. A Choice Selection, Mew,,ri a I Cari,3. A and Moderate in Price, at Rhys Roberts, Stationer, etc., 92, Woodfield-street, Morrie- tOl, KNITTING Mv;hies: beat only ?ept; I Ke,-4m-ic,table home work; Ica&ona frœ; over 30 years' personal experience; write or call. W. UriSH-hs, 30, Qu.ecn-atr&?t. cath. CS6 M-DAME JONES, M.B.H?., the Moot'sue-I .l: ce?sful of Pre??nt-I?ay H'erbali<'L&.—Curo for Ind-estion, &zema., Catarth, :Ñenoa D£)ÏllY. Ble<xim? ril€?. Bad l7&?, and Kid-I ney Gomplainte.—bSa, High-st-ree;, Swansea. 17*??iS I-ONDON Tiœë)I'abíeandlied-RiI-Gnide.1 I J -The current issue of this popular Publication is on Sale at a.H Rai'way Book- stalls and leading Newsagents. Nearly 600 pages, it deals with over 3,000 railway sta- tions. At twopence, it is tile -est and cheapest Railway Guide ever published. Swansea Saddlery Co. WATERPROOF Cart and Wagon Sheets. VV Horae I/oin Cloths, Night Rugs, Power Clipping Machines. Enquir* prices before buying ei»3ewhere.—Swansea Saddlery Co., High-street Arcade. Tel. 193y Central. C^ARBTAGE LAMPS.—Cart. Van, Dray and ? Wonl Lamps, fitted with patent Safety Socket, Irvm 4s. 6cl. each; iu £ pect stock.-Swan?a Saddlery Co.. Rieh??ce. Arcade, Swan-?m.  144-10 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. iLET FORTT, and CO.. LTD., High-street, Cardiff.—New Model Pianos. Second- hand Pianos at low prices for cash; ea.sy terms arranged. Second-hand Organs from L2. Second-band Piano Ptayer, £ 3.—Lists ou application t-o Local Agency: 20. King Edward'y-road, Swansea. IF you ha,ve your Piano Tuned by one of JL OuT- Experts you will hear a great im- provement, and will want 118 to Attend to it next time it requires Tuning. Full par- ticuar, of our charges, which are moderate, and terms for Contract Tunings and he- pairs, will be sent you on receipt of a post- card.—Crane and Sons, Ltd., the Largest Piaeo and Organ Firm in the World. Address: 33, Oxford-street, Swansea. C4-27 Godfrey's Announcements. UPRIGHT Grand by Hnlbert, in practi- cally new condition; iron frame, full trichord, check action, ivory keys, burr wal- nut case; a very charming toned instru- ment; a genuine bargain; originally cost 4;- gns.; accept 2gna. cash, or 10s. 6d. monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd. 1UF.EMIER Player-Piano; absolutely the -t nnost val? ever offered; all the l?eat expression devices, and a r?aUy charminK- j toned instrument; 50gns cash, or monthly payments arranged.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 1I 22, St. Swansea, I ENDSLEIGH Organ, 11 stops, 3i sets of JEJ reeds, 2 knee swells, very fine powerful tone; haudsome mirroi- top; 15';ns cash, or b3. 6d. monthly.—Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 22. ['t. Hden's-ro::td, S.ulSe8,.  ?t. Helen's-road. S?nsea. 14A4-10 Thompson and Shackell's Announcements- P IANO.-IF you waut a Good Piano, cheap, now is the time to hey. as Thompson and Shackell, Ltd., have several in stock re- turned by hirers at the Front. Offered ex bargain prices, and equal to now in 611 re- SpectoE, Send for Liste, with fuil particulars, -:>9, Castlesstitet, Swaueea, etc., etc. OVELY Lit.tJe Organ. returned from hire. JU only Five Pounds e"h, suitable for pleasant Sunday aft-ernoou: also Estey Organ, only £ 12; end several other bargains to clear.—Thomi>^on and Shaekell, Ltd., 39, C<??-str<'?. Swansea, etc., etc. __?_ COLLARD aiul Oollard Piano, only ?25 C cash, in ?pl?ndid conditMn. and eeveral othera at low pric?. List Free on applica- tion.—Thompson and Miaekell, Ltd., 39, Castle-street, Swansea, etc.. etc. FURNITURE, LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, Etc., WANTED AND FOR SALE. QECONDlRANDFurniture.—BeatPricea t? S?veu by me. Drop aposward and will call—W. James, 8, Fa?bi?n-street, S? Thomas, Swansea. TO WANTED, Furniture, small or large Quantities; good prices gi.ell; POtlt- cards receive personal attention: distance i n;) objcct.-Ruck' 15 and 16, Prince of Wales-road, Swansea. uA4^ -U MISCELLANEOUS. M- ANUj{¡.JrGl1;rden,mal!. J,Joad M Wanted at Skehy.-Wnte "R?lph." Leader Office, Swansea. STO MATEX.- Atteud to you Repairs Leakages of your Pretniaes yourselves b\ usinc it.—Particulars from Mills, English ari-I Co.. Ltd., Swansea. CTO f* A -PAGE BOOK tbout Herbs and bow to 0-t use them; free: send at once.—RIM- NELL. The Herbalist. 144. Richmond-road, Cardiff. Established 1879 PIANOFORTE TUNTNG, 3s. 6d.: reccm- mendations from Dr. Turpin. Gladstone, 1 and Broadwood and Sons. Pianos frcm Bachfctein, Hoplrinson, Collard, Brinsmead. etc., Sale or Hire.-—Charles Eadon, S3, Bruttswlck-etreet. Sw»aagea. TO PALMISTRY. PALMISTRY and Clairvoyance—Consult i JL Madame Virgf-. late of Cardiff and Aberystwyth, no", 238, Ili^ii-etreet. Swansea, (two doors from Cameron llo). Advice Daily from U a.m. UA4-15 HOUSE AND sHopS FOR SALE TO LET- < n"^olLET. Norway Villa, end of Bitjh jf- Common; 2 reception, 5 oed: kitchen, sciulery; gardi*n paddock, stable, coach-house or Q,ara.cre; metwb joining.—Alorris, Gower lnh, Parka FOR SALE-, Leaaeliolil House, Wi J*- street; aev.-h" decorated throuf immediate possess iiir. Also Houses, Longford-crescent. Thomas -stone front; long lease; well bui-:It.-Pi lars, Investor. Daily Leader. Mr. Joseph Harris's Announceml pABLTON-TERRACE.—For ba!a. sp House, with every convenience; 57 year.-t; giound rent 13 3a. per aDnUlI let at £ 30 per annum plus rates; no r able offer refused.—Apply Joseph 1 Auctioneer, George-street, Swansea. 1- 'RÜ'.AI.GAiL;Ü:llRAÖ: X House for Saie cheap; large I grand ri?v of bay: back entrance.— Joaeph Harris, Auctioneer, George-: Swansea. CEOIIr..TREET. Manselton.— £ 315 wi ?' cha?e one of Lhc best Bounce ii street; every convenience.—Appiy J HEe,ctioneer, George-street, Sw: E.àT()-ROÀD,- BrvnhyirvtL—?'h? ELIOUFe-,i fur ?a.? d.l,!); will exce.hent iuv?9tm?nt.—Arf<T Jt?ph E Aucnonefr. Cf,(,rg, et. ?pan??a. CARNGLAS-KOAD. Sketty.-Three I C in cxe!cDt condition for SaJe ch< close an estate.—Apply J o^cph Harris tion eer, George-street. Swansea.. BRyN-h'OAi).—I'lteholn ll.>uVef0r S JD a low figure; face.' l-towliay Apply Joseph Harris. Au?tiooeei. G street. Swanscn. ING EDWAlW^i^X]5T^ll7nT roomed House for Sale; price long leac-e—Apply Joseph Harris, tipneer, George-street. Swansea. DANYGRAI<1-F/>AD, 81. Tbomtf.—St J? weil-budt Hou8e, fur Sale cboan make grand investments.—Apply J Harris. Auctioneer. George-street. S, ALES by Auction or Private Trfat k ducted on most reasonable tcims Valuation made of Property ;nd Li.' Ilcuifes, Stock. etc.—Apply Toeeph U Auctioneer and A'aluw, (Jeor??% street, sea. Tel. Kc-. 469 Doek- LODGINGS & APARTMENTS TO AND WANTED. To LET, liicely-fnrnLshcd Bedroon JL Sitting Room; suitable for two g men or married couple no children) minutes from Brynmill Car and N-ii Train; terms modera-tc,Atiply Fruit Daily Leader. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. /KOCERT BniDf'b f-r N11c. cwcer ?t in? Coloa-r, Family Trade. Of t.blished, West End of Swansea.— Auct ion per. Goat-street. SWI), MOTOR CARS, CYCLES, &c., FOR S FOR SALE, Lady's Motor Cycle, in oonditiGn (light weight).-Write Leader Office. Swansea. twor L. Roberts" (Oxford-street) Announcements, MOTOR CYCLES- Sole Agent for B .If.1. Enfield, Doughs. A.J .C., Caltlb Humber, Morgan, Runabouts, etc. Dei Terms arranged^ Send your inquiries. /CYCLES.—Sole Agent for the BJ?.A., 1 C Lntield, Robin Hood, Humber, Prices from £ 3 19s. 6d. to Eaay ments arranged Scad for lists. NEW lIotor Cycles in Stock.—Two-e 2-strcko Diamond, Zi h.p., LM; 1! 3-spe-ed E.A., £62; Sun, 2.strolt h.p.. £30; 4 b.p, Triumph, 3-epeed, S,60 field, 6 h.p.. Combination. £ 09 &s. SECOND-HANL> Motor 6-les.3 h.D. t 0 rant, magneto, £ 12 10s.; 4 h.p. 1914 mier, Conch Side-car. £ 50; 3i h.p. Pre eed, £27 35 B.S.A., free engiut cellent condition, £ 29 10s. ATEW Cars in Stock.—Trumbull Light XI £ 115: Kitz ljight Car, L25; Fof seater, £ 125; Ford 5-seater. £ 135; Ford £ 130; plus delivery charges EDUCATIONAL. The Swansea Commercial So CASTLE BUILDINGS. EXTENSION OF PREMISES. SEPARATE CLASSROOMS BOYS AND CilRLS. Special "Modl School" for Boye.—En^ Handwriting, Arithmetic, Office Metl Shorthand, Book-keeping, Typewriting, INDIVIDUAL TUITION. EXCELLENT Fr-ee Prospectus on aprdication to £;1 t&ry, The De Beir Ltd., Cl Buildings, Swansea. Teiepihoiie: 5S7 Ceo STUDENTS Trained to speeds of ovei Words a. Minute iul>I'rMAN'j:) Si hand- Candidates Successfully Prepi for Civil Servico and Local Marine Bi Examinations. Leseons given in Arithm Book-keeping, Navigation* English 8 faction guaranteed.—MR. J. HARRIS, OYl'OHD-STREET, SWANSEA. Day Even in i: (Jla'^e for all Subiocta. MONEY. LOANS. promise to rep.. a mutually agreed interest. No tnivel expenses charged, busim?, (i?pe or not reoeipt of letter a representative will with ca?h aDd macaws terms. Distance object. Do not exp?ge ?om' ?qmrem' object. Commission paid for introducti1 iccadLyA- W„RENCE. LTD.. DON CHAMBEJ F. BRISTOL. WINE-STREET. BRISTOL. Swansea Mercantile Co., U 1B, PARK-STREET, SWANSEA, MAKE CASH ADVANCES DAILY FBI £10 to fl.WO. No Charge Unless Business Done. t Discounted. Strictly Private and ConAl tiul, For further particulars apply- H. B. JONES. Maauging Uiisato; T1 RADE WITH A R&cplp(,TABTF, fir1 THE OLD ESTABLISHED BRrr: FINANCE CO., approved and recommcu bv the Press, and noted for Honourable Straightforward Buainee- Jftethadii, niaking Advances as follows Kepay 10s. 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