children.— Mrs. Price, Tyfry Farm, Coin Cribbwr. 6115 WANTED,—A first class Painter.— Apply Struel's Stores, Nolton St., Bridgend. 6163 WANTED, —A good Gardener to make a lawn.—Apply Box 6162 Gazette Moos, Bridgend. 618'2 WANTED, — Experienced Beekeeper to attend to Beee oecaeio

ANGOVE.—Aug. 17th, at 9 Highland Avenue, Hryncetbin. Mary Elizabeth, beloved widow of late George Angove (late Crier of Garw Valley). Funeral Sunday. 2.30 p.m.. for I.lannalitffraid Church. Public Funeral. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. ;OLLINGER.—Mr. and Mrs. William Bollinger and Family, Ke

A Pyle man said to a friend,-"My word; I wish I had all the money I've spent in beer." "Why," said the friend; "would you bank kr "Certainly not; I'd buy more beer."

Dr. Robert James Phillips, Bridgend, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Phillips, of Clydach, Swansea, was married' on Monday to Miss Phyllis Novello Davies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davies, of Lyndhurst. Talywain. The ceremony took place at Noddfa Baptist Church. Abersychan

For riding a motor-eyel., without due care and attention, in Llanmaes Road, Llantwit Major. on Wednesday, July 13th, William Saunders, bricklayer. Llantrisaut Road, Pontyclun, was fined 10s. and 9s. costa, at the Cowbridge Police Court on Tuesday. At the same Court, Thomas John

The school XV had a good co the whole. although ne lo•t our tout years ground record during the lattct half of the season. The match which we lost was against Pontypridd County School, whose side included four internationals. W e played the usual Charity match against Neath dunt