LOCAL INTELLIGENCE QUEEN'S NURSES.-13, Churcksbast. Merthyr. QUEEN'S, RE.' WEN Jones's Boot re= spposito "Tyat" ontees, Gletielan Hand-sew n work a speciality. Compctitioa eHANGE OF ADDRESS.—For Pianos and Tuning please send postcards to Frank Jellemma, "Pianos." Bret.3n-road, Me

: ONE QUALITY : ONLY : THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY. AUGUST '22. 1925. tril TOWN COUNCILLORS' ROLIDAY.— This is the annual holiday week for our city fathers, and, with the exception of the holding of one subcommittee, the Council Chamber at the Tows has presented a deserted appearance.

the list of floral tnbitten—that of "Auntie Jane"— (Hie, Jane Davies. of Tudor-terrace). ST. TYDFIL'S SPIRITUALIST SOCIETY On Sunda) last the meeting was conducted by local worker*, end en Monday the public meting we; conducted by 2lre. Oriffitha. Sunday neat. Mr. Roberts; Monda

is Mr. Isaac trans. C.. Mair , leintosh• street. A berfao. to whom r.otikatius meetings and items r.f Internet for uublicatican and advertisements sbou,id be crut. THE TEMPERANCE RAU r4l r , 4lpen Monday, newest slat , with a Orst•ches ' kerne entitled "What's the DON'T WASTE Ti

One of the largest assemblies in the history bf Ciellygaer attended the funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Seaborne Porter, Bryn-y-Fedw, Hengoed-road. Penpedalrheol, whose mortal remains were laid to rest in the ancient burial ground of the Parish Church on Thursday of last week. A

Morgan Williams, Spout-court. Peny'arren, was summoned for neglecting to maintain his two children, who live with their grandmother, and who are In receipt of outdoor relief.—lt was stated by Mr. W. J. Evans, the warrant officer, that the man had already served a month's Impriso

Mr. James J. Davis. the Welsh Labour Minister in the United States Government. whom Tredegar is proud to claim as its citizen, is returning to America with • greater pride In the Principality than ever, and with favourable impressions of the progress of its people in various wal

scores wore hardly a true criterion of the capabilities of the two sides, as some of the players of the Institute and also of the Royal Oak seemed to be suffering from nerves. which could be accounted for by the fact that if the Royal Oak won the match the final would have to be

_ -- GLYN NEATH. Oar correspondent for the Glyn Neat!! Vallee Is Mr. T. Williams. Ilyfrydlst (Din heath, to whom all items of interest may be sent NEW DEACONS.-At Ebenezer C.M. Chapel, Pontriesthvaughan, on Sunday lust, the following members were elected as deacons of the church