Denbighshire Free Press

DENBIGH. SPECIAL OFFER,-King Gsorge Beasbon Humber," complete, with Oil Bath, Gear Car-e, 3-speed Gear, with B:l.k pedal Tri Coaster Brake acd one Front Hand Brake, Lucas Lamp and Bell, Voeder Trip Cyolometer, Brook's Plated Siddle, Palmer Tyrea. Not scratched. As new (own machine). Cost £17178. Take RIO 10s. Guaranteed for ever. Also NEW Sunbeam, 1913 Model, 3-speed, Oil Bath, &c. Take £13 to clear. BULLER, DENBIGH. 65311.0. THE EON W. ORMSBY GORE. M.P. Tha Hon W Ormsby Gore, M.P., was unable to attend a public meeting at Wrexham on Monday owing to illness. PERSONAL. The Rev Canon Davies, vicar of Wrexham, haa been confined to the house for several days with an affeotion of the eyes, PiSNDREF CHAPEL. A fpecial service for yjung people was held on Sunday at the Pendref Wesieyan Chapel, when the Hev D Darley Davies, pastor, offici- ated to a large congregation. COUNTY COURT. The nexb Court at Denbigh will be held on Mondiy, the 20 h of July. The last day for entering Plaints OUT of the Dietriob is the 1st July. In the District 3rd July. EARLY PEAS. The FIRST LOT OF PEAS grown this year were sold by E. Smith, Ty Bedw, Bodfari, and wete quickly disposed of at Denbigh Markeb on Wednesday (100 lbs.). Anyone requiring Early Peas should send to the above address. *je20 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The officiating minister ab the above church next Sanday will b3 the Rev D E Jenkins, Denbigh. MILITARY. Denbighshire (Hussars) Yeomanry.—C W Mayhew (late cadet lance Eergeano Eton College Contingent Junior Division Offioers' Training Corps) to be second-lieutcnant; ditfd May 9, 1914. CORRECTION. At the eisteddfod recently held at Llansannan the prizj in the ohlef eaaay competition was divided bewtween Mr Daniel Jones, Ruthin. and Miss Edith Lloyd Davies, Llanrhaiadr, and not as was formerly stated. OFF TO BLACKPOOL. The members of tho Capel Mawr Sunday School have decided to go to Blackpool on the 9bh proximo. No doub3 this wiil be a very ty popular trip and will attract a greab many outside the members of the Sunday School. The Wesleyans have decided on Colwyn Bay as their rendezvous. FIRE BRIGADE DRILL. The fire brigade, under command of Capt Joyce, turned out for their monthly drill on Monday evening, and journeyed as fir as Lodge Farm, Gwaenynog, where they found a plentiful supply of water. The brigade was entertained to refreshments by Mra Lioyd and Mr John Owen Lloyd. THE FIRE BRIGADE. At a joint meeting of the Fire Brigade and j Town Council several applications were re- ceived for a vacancy on the Fire Brigade, and ib was decided to appoint Mr James Evans (Talbot Hotel). This appointment is of course subjeot to the confirmation of the Town Council at their monthly meeting on Thursday next. OLD COLWYN SHOW. Attention is called to the Old Colwyn and Distriob Agricultural Society's annual show in our advertising columns which takes place on Wednesday, July 8th. All entries close on the 27th inst, and echedules of przas are now ready. A novel feature of the show will be a Motor Gymkhana in the evening, See advertisement on page 4. LOCAL CENTRE ASSOCIATED BOARD R-A-ril.-R.C.M. The prize offered in the Denbsgh centre of the above examination by tlia late Mr Burton of two guineas for the candidate who obtains highest marks above 110 in a practical subject ia the Advanced has moab kindly been con- tinued by his daughter-in-law, Mrs Burton. It is awarded this year to Elsie Williimson (aged 14), pupil of Miss Griffin, Howell's School. CRICKET MATCH. On Saturday, June 6h. a match was played oa the home gound between the Howell's Sohool Crioket team and that of the Queen's acho 11, Chester. The visitors won the toss and went in first, and were dismissed for 27 IUns. The B-Ilool team then made 39, and thus won by 12 runs- Neither team showed as gocd play as they have done in past years. TEACHERS AN THE SCALE. Thr annual conference of tho Denbighshire County Association of Teachers has been called for the 27th inst., and will be held at Denbigh. The preddm, Mr J E Rogers, of Broughton, in oiroular letter to the members, says:- You will observe that your Executive Council have decided that the question of the scale of salaries should be th3 main subject for your consideration at the o:nference. lr1 view of the grave prsition of ?fi iirs in the county your presence h urgenily requested. Mr Rhys Nicholas has been deputed by the N.U.T. Executive to attend the conference." The agenda "stars" the 11 salaiy qaestion," and states that Mr Rhys Nicholas will explain the position" and that an important resolution will be moved by :Mr J Edgar Griffiths and seconded by Mr R W Owen." DEATH AND FUNERAL OF MR HUGH DEW. lo is with deep regret that we recoid the death of Mr Hugia Dew, of New-road, Castle- hill, Denbigh. The deceased, who was 71 I years of age, died on Saturday morning. He was a well-known respected tradesman in the town, and for a greab number of years kept a boot shop in Bridge-street, The funeral took place at Whitchurch on Tuesday, and was strictly private. The Rev David Thomas, curate, officiated a1) the house, church, and graveside. The chief mourners were Messrs H Uew (nephew), R Parry, Graig Brewery ;.T Jones Wi liams (representing Mr E J Swayne), I John Roberts aod William Hemy Hughes (Shoe Shops), end Thomas Cooke (Castle-bill). The bearers ware Messrs John Williams, R T William, Richard Hughes, and Arthur Chaloner, The coffin Rupp.ied by Mr VV j Whwler, Love-laB9. [ MOUNTAIN TRIP The annual pic-nic of the Capel Mawr Literary Society will take place on Thursday next to Brynbrillyn. Given fine weather the event will be moat enjoyable. See advertise- ment on page 4. SUCCESSFUL CHOIR. The Denbigh Juvenile Choir, under the conduotorship of Mr T Powell (insurance agen ), is to bo congratulated in capturing the second prizi at the Pentrecelyn Eisteddfod yesterday (Thursday) A report uf the eistedd- fod appears in another column. SUCCESSFUL CAMBRIDGE STUDENT. The Cambridge Mathematical Tripos o'asB lists were issued yesterday. Among the successful students who toak part (1) We fiad the name of Mis3 E A M Foulkes-Roberte, of Girton, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Foulkes- Roberts, Denbigh. RENOVATION. Considerable recovasion is being carried out to the exterior of the Church House, Vale- street, particularly the upper portion, where the cornioes, &c, are weather worn. H is receiving full attention under the supervision of Mr James Hughes, architect. LITERARY AND SOCIAL SOCIETY'S PICNIC. The 12tih annual pionic of the above Sooiety was held on Thursday, at Glyn Arthur, the residence of Mr Rowley William?. They were driven in brakei via Bodfari along side of the hills to the Glyn. Tea was prepared in the park by the committee ot ladies. After tea most of the visitors climbed to the summit of Moel Arthur and enjoyed the view so far as the visit would permit; they visited the old Roman road and the Roman camp on the mountain. The lake and waterfalls were explored. The drive home was through Ruthin. The day's oubing was very much enjoyed and a great success. BRAKESMAN'S SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Whilst engaged in shunting operations in the early hours of Friday morning, Albert Edward Atkins (a nativo of Denbigh), a brakesman in the employ of the L and N W Railway (Jom- pany, and residing in St* Margaret's-road, Llandudno Junction, met with a serious ac- cident, and the gravest fears are entertaiued as to the ultimate result. He was standing on the step of the engine, and some waggons had juso been shunted into a siding. The engine polled away, and 'was running along the the line paralled to that on which the waggons stood, and when crossing th<3 points Atkins was struck by the waggons* and severely crushed. He was carried to Dr Jones' surgery in an un- eonsclous condition. His thighs were bad;y mutilated, and there are internel injuries. He was reported to ba in a very precarious condition. TECHNICAL AND EVENING CONTINUATION SCHOOLS. A meeting of the above was held on Wednes- day evening. There were present, Miss Gee, Messrs J R Owen, R Henry Roberte, Foxhall Dr Lloyd (representing the County Council), Mr R D Hughes, Plas Chambers; Mr Dryhurst Rcbarts, Rov D E Jenkins, and the Mayor re- presenting the Town Council, An apology for ab3ence wis received from the ex-Mayor tair Cottom). The Mayor was elected chairman and Mr Roberts, Foxhall vice-chairman of the Joinb Cjmmibbee, and Mc D E Humphreys Rcbarta was elected rleik. It was recom- manded that the County Council become teients, and this Committee be sub-tenants of the Technical Schools The arrangements for olasses for the coming session was deferred to a future Committee, but in the meantime in- qairies be made from the Head Teachers as to what classes where likely to be required. FARM SALE. Messrs T & W Leathes, on Friday Ia.s", act. ing upon instructions reoeived from the Official Receiver, conduoted an extensive sale of live stock, implements and maohinery, at Nant Lewis Alyn Farm, Llandyrnog. The sale was exceedingly well attended by farmers, dealers, and obber interested persons from a very wide area, and high prices were realizad in all sections, the following of which are a few Hay raok f,2 15, lorry X.22, agricultural carb 910, float C14 153, swathe turner P,6 2s 63, hay nke 1:5 103, mowing machine 26 123 6j, wire netting 253 to 27s per bundle, motor bicyole X22 chaffcubter .£9, corn mill .£6, root pulper X6 59. oil engine JE29. saw bnnrh "p in,, f.n«. ing posts 78 p3r soore, oil cabinet .£3, ohum £ 4 33 dairy oows realized from zC14 10* to 223 53; two stock bulls £ 14 53 and .£19 103; bay gelding 35 guineas, do 23! guineas chestnut hackney gelding 28 guineas. Messrs H Cannon, T Kaye, G Pridding (Chester), J E Foulkes (Penbrefelin), T Shone, Henry Roberta, J M Salt H Roberts (Pertbewig), W Jones (Sag- rwyd), G Jones (Eglwyswen), and Mrs Jones (Platynllan) were extensive purchasers of the catble and Mrs Owan (Glanywern), Messrs E R Jones (Llanbedr), A 0 Evans, Humphrey L'ojd, R Williams (Frongelyn), Joseph Rogers (Gellifor) in the implement section.

Bowling. WREXHAM v DENBIGH ASYLUM. This match was played on the Wrexham ground on Wednesday, June 17th. Boora:- • 0D • CD s — s "3D "§ "3D "2 .2 o .So is P In P WREXHAM, DENBIGH A. L Edwards 3 P Myddleton.. 11 W Edwards 11-15 S McDonald. 2 0 H Armstrong.- 11 Eleazar Daviei 8 T Gordon 11-1,5 B T Hardy 5- 1 J Wright 11 Thos Williams 1 W Evans 9- 6 Wm Davies 11—15 H Horrocks 11 Dr Jones 8 A C Kershaw. 11-15 0 M Humphreys 3- 2 R Hughes 10 J H Palmer 11 F Crowe 11-15 Dr B Evans. 7-14 W G Williams. 11 William Parry 6 J Oliver 11-12 David Pierce 4-15 R Dodd 11 IhosA Davies 1 J K Jone3 11- 7 Edward Davies 8-15 145 85 86 62 -1 228 148 Wrexham won by 80 points.

do Bowling Match. DENBIGHSHIRE v FLINTSHIRE. T e ficat ot tha annual inter-oounty bowling matches between these counties tock p!aee yesterday (Thursday) on the Rubin Constitutional C'iub Green in beautiful weather. The Green was in floe trim, and reflected great credit on the g enr-dsman. Play commenced at 10 30, and u, p to luncheon very few pointe divided the teams, but afterwards Flintshire began to pull ahead, until the last three or four gamee, which reduced their maj)rity to 19 Ltsncbeon was served at the Castle Hotel, and, needless to say, the well known cater- ing of that establishment was tested to the ful), and gave entire satisfaction. The members of the Rathin clob very kindly provided tea for the players. The return match takes place at Rhyl on the 10th 83ptember. Scozee:- DENBIGHSHIRE. DENBIGHSHIRE. J E Morris, liuthin 21 EmrysJones,Den. S. 14 13 Harrop, Colwyn B. 21 T Batten, Denbigh B. 11 Hugh Jones, Den. A. 14 E Thornton, Old C. 21 W T Roberts, Den. S 15 T Williams, Den. A. 6 Ted Roberts, Ruthin 21 Dr F Jones, Den. A. 21 Evan Jones, Den. R 20 T J Batten, Den. S. 17 Robt Davies, Den. R. 16 W Catlow, O. Colwyn 17 Dr B Evans, Den. A. 21 J Williams, Ruthin 21 Forrester, Colwyn B. 21 J D Cartmell, do. H J Leeming, Old C. 5 II LI Jones, Den. R. 21 G Davies, O. Colwyn 21 H Hoberts, Den. S.. n JWinstanley, C. Bay 13 TWWilliame,Ruthin 21 Total 411 FLINTSHIRE. wit Everett, Rhyl. 12 E A Wood, Rhyl (c.) 21 J Millington, Shotton 14 J Ellis, Flint Cons. 21 Jeverees, Shotton C. 21 E Forrester, do. 14 C Strefford, Flint.. 21 WValentine,C Quay 21 J W Jones, Bistre.. 13 WMRoberts.P'wood 19 RHughes,MoldB.H. 21 JEEllis,BuckleyF.L. 21 DHibbert,PenyfEordd21 D A Roberts, G.W. 21 B Lamb, Mold 18 W Stanley, Bistre.. 16 E.H.D., Mold Sub. 20 E E A Barnett,Mold 21 11-bellis, btickley 21 H Davies 14 T Iba.ll, Buck. R.&T. 13 Jwwilliams,Mold EWright,Hawarden 21 Stanley, Buckley ] I Total «• 433

Death of Mr. T. J. Williams, J.P. We much regret to record the death of Mr T J Williams, J P., formerly of Denbigh, which took place this morning (Friday) at his residence, Cae Derw, Colwyn Bay, where he and Mrs Williams have re&ided since his retirement from business at Denbigh. The death was due to heart failure. He had been suffering from a serious form of beirt dieease for some months, and the end was, therefore, not unexpected by his medical attendants. Most highly esteemed in all circles in Denbigh, whtra for some forty years he took a prominent part in the business, social, municipal end religious jife of the community, his death will be sincerely regretted, and the deepest sympathy will go out from all claspes to Mrs T J Williams in her great sorrow. Our memoir, with the report of the funeral, will appear in next week's Free Press.

Death of Mrs William Ellis. It is with great regret that we record the death of Mrs Elizabeth Ellis, wife of Mr William E!li- wheelwright, Panton- villas, of this town, which took place on Sunday morning last at the age of 40 year, after a long and painful illness. Mrs Ellis was the daughter of the late Mr John Hughes, Ty'allidiart, Nantglyn. She was a faithful member of the C.M. Seion Chapel, Henllan-street, where she will be greatly missed. She leaves a husband, two sons, and six daughters to mourn the loss of a faithful wife and a good mother, and many other relatives and friends. The interment took place on Thursday afternoon at the Cemetery. The following were the principal mourners Mr William Ellis (husband), Messrs Meredith and J Lloyd Ellis (sons), Misses Kate, Mair, Annie, Agnes, Sallie, and Blodwen Ellii (daughters), Mrs Thomas, Liverpool Mr R and Miss Thomas, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Hughes, Ffordd Lis Mrs Davies, Tremeirchion Mr and Mrs Hughes, Bronhaulog Mr Hughes, Tyn Twll Mrs Davies, N antglyn; Mr Ezra Ell s, Mr D S Roberts, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs William Ellis, Ruthin Miss Davies, Ruthin Mrs Jones, nurse Mr aud Mrs Foulkes, PanddVVYaCCAr Mr Foulkes, Groes. Amongst the general public were Dr Lloyd, Mr R Oaren, J.P., Mr J R Oven, Mr Igoac Morris, Mr Pritchard, Llys- gwilym Mr Edward Jones, Hen!lan Mr and Mrs H Dryhurst Roberts, Mesars H Parry Jones, Dwid Owen, Mrs Jones, Brondyffeyn Messrs Thomas Jones, grocer Peter William;, John Davies, Groes John Parry, W Williams, Broad- leys; Howell Lloyd, Jones, Cider Owen Evans, John Roberts, Williams, Love- lane Mra Pierce Hughes, Mr Davits, coachduilder; Mr Batten, Red-lane Mr Pritchard Jones, Miss Hughes, Love-lane, etc. The services at the house and grave- side were conducted by the Revs D Pritchard Jones and W H Jones, the in- tormoct Inking plkOO 44 tliO O"Y The coffin, which was of solid oak and brass-mounted, was covered with beautiful floral tributes, which were sent by a laige number of sympathisers, The funeral arrangements were efficiently conducted by Messrs Densons.

.J. The Plcturedromoa The usual performances were given at the Pictnredrome during the week, and the films shewn excited much interest* Daring the hot summer evenings the plaoe is cooled by electric fans, aud is most comfortable. To-night (Friday) and Saturday the pictures, "Lord of the Air and "Through the Sluice Gates," should not be missed, as they are moat interesting and exciting. The programme for the comiag week will include "The Corse of War," which Is a remarkably fine war film, and Rival In the Dark," which is a desperate love affair. The other pictures will be extra good, and should draw large audiences. For further particulars see advertise- ment on page 4.

Rhyl Pavilion and Gardens The week-end concerts at the Rhyl Pavilion promise to be of an especially attractive and enjoyable nature. To-night (Friday) a Wagner programme is to be submitted aud Mr Philip Lewis' orchesbra will be heard to brilliant ad vantage in several of the groat dramati. composers masters. The selections will ino elude Grand March from Tannhaser, "Flying Duchman," II Lohongrin," "Die Walkure," and Tanohsuser Overture." Mr Tom Kenniburgb, whose singing has met with so much appreciation during the week, will -ing some of the favourite Wagnanan songs. For Saturday lighter fare is to be provided, the programme being devoted to American com- positions, including, I The Balle of New York,' 'The Casno Girl,' I Americanei,' I Pleasure Land,' 'Plantation Melodies,' American natural airs, and latest American two-steps and marches, eifjrcling a musical programme peculiarly appropriate to the Bohemiin charaoter of tha evening, wlnn smoking will be permibted in all the seats of the building, At the Sunday conccri tba I Hungarian Rhapsody in will be p iformed in Rhyl for the firsb bimo. Mr Philip Lewis will get one of his brilliant violin solos, aLd Miss Li y Faitney will commence a week's engagement as vooalist Miss Fairney was the successful soprano com- petitor at the Rhyl National Eisteddfcd ten years ago, Since then he has w.n her way tp the front rank of London professional vocalists. and she returns to the scene of her eistedd- fcdio truimphs one of the most accomplished singers of the day. The special feature nights as Thursday, English night;' Friday, Grand Ope a night;' Saturday, I Populttr Bongs night.' PIER AMPHITHEATRE. The stage at the Pier Amphitheatre nexb week be oocupieq.by Mr Georga Denby's smart combination, The Popit jays." Commenting on the appearance of this oJever company in the Queen's Hall reoently, the I Daily Tele- grah' eays :—"The Popinjays are a merry little vocal and musical entertainers manifestly trained in tho school of the Follies. For well over two hours they kept a eympathatio audi- ence thoroghly amased wibh song and danoe and drcl'eries of all kinds. From politics to sentiment, from comedy to burleeque they passed vsith the utmost ease, shooting folly as it flies ridioully everything acd everybody with oharming amiability, The first two parts of the programme are devoted to ballads, ditties, and recitatione, and the third to a wonderful miniature revue which muat be seen to be believed," A novelty haa been introdcced in the B;jou Pavilion on the Pier in the form of the latest American Bawling Alley, an atbraotive game combining skill, excitemeab, and physictil culture.

.W;:r Messrs T & W Leathes, l Estate Agenta. Auctioneers, Valuers and Live Stock Salesmen, Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, and at Denbigh Smithfield. ] Attend Denbigh Wedneadayv3 and other days by appointment. Sales ot Farm Stock, Property Furniture, Ac. and Valuations Conducted on Reasonable Terms Agricultural Hallt Ruthin. Weekly Sales of Fat and Store Stock throughout the Year. NEXT SALE: MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 22nd, 1914 commencing at 12 o'olook with FAT CATTLE. MESSRS T. & W. LEATHES wil hold -CuL their next Sale of FAT and STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, and CALVES at the above Mart. Entries respeotfully solicited up to the hour. of Sale. T. & W, LEATHES, Auctioneers, Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, n9 Vale of Clwyd Agricultural Society. THE ANNUAL SHOW to be held THURSDAY, AUGUST 0th, 1914* Schedules of Prizea now ready, and to be obtained from the Secretaries, F. CLOUGH, J. LL, WILLIAMS. 602uo PBELIMINARY NOTICE. thV Rodfari and District Flower Show will be held On Thursday, July 30th, 1914. Schedules now ready, and may be had on application to the Secretaries-Messrll. W. R. EVANS, Forge Farm, Bodfari, and EDWARD ROBERTS, Gronant Cottage, Bodfari. liau.c. Rhyl Horticultural, Poultry and Dog Society. HORTICULTURE, POULTRY and DOGS. ■J Gold and Silver ■ St Medals, M ■ Silver Cups, Annual and over SHOW ,f2 £ L WILL BE HELD IN Marine Gardens, RHYL, Wednesday, Aug. 12th, 1914. ADMISBION -12.30 to 4 p.m., le. after, 6d. Schedules may be had from FIELDING & JONES, Town Hall, Rbyl. 575a8 Old Colwyn and District Agricultural Society. Agricultural and Horticultural SHOW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th, 19L4, in MIN-Y-DON FIELD, OLD COLWYN. Gates open 10 a.m. A MOTOR GIMKHANA (Weather permitting) will be held in the evening on the Show Ground, Commsncing at 7 p.m. prompt. Admission to Gymkhana, 6d. eaoh. Colwjn Silver Band Afternoon and Evening. 1 All Entries close June 27th, Sohedule of Prizes from R. MARTIN SMITH, Secretary, $47jy4 Carlton, Old Colwy n » ??- M i « „„ JUNE 30th to Shrewsbury, JULY4th, 1914, iel-1,700 in Prizes. HOUSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, POULTRY, Buttsrmaking and Horse-shoeing Competitions. Agricultural Produce, Hives and Honey. Arboriculture, Foresbry. IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY at rest and in motion. JUMPING. RIDING. DRIVING. FOUR..IN-IIANDS. Championship DOG Show. BAND OF 1ST KING'S SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. Priceg of Admission Tuesday, June 30th, 51-; Wedneaday end Thursday, Jnly let and 2nd, 54/6: Friday and Saturday, Ju1- 3rd & 4th. 7 Season Ticket, 16/6. THOk.^8 McROW, Secretary. KOYA. GRICULTDRAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND, 16, edford Square, London, W.O. 636je27 Wanted. OLD HENS Wanted. Good prioes given. RABBITS Wanted. Good prioes given. EESE FEATHERS Wanted. Good prioe given. For particulars apply B, Highman & Sons, Malt House, Llandyrnog. uo Messrs. CLOUGH &CO., Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers, Denbigh and Ruthin. Vale of Clwyd Auction Marti Ruthin (Close to the Railway Station). THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED DIRECT FARMERS' MART IN THE VALE OF OLWYD. Fortnightly Eatos throughout the Year. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, JULY 7th, 1914 (RUTHIN FAIR DAY), commencing at 10 o'clock Good Entry of FAT STOCK and SHEEP. Further Entries respectfully invited up to time of Sale, For further paiticulara apply Auctioneers Ruthin and Denbigh. CLOUGH & CO., 95a30 Auctioneers, Ruthin and Denbigh ESTABLISHED 1874. G F. BYFORD, Estate Agent and Auctioneer. Valuer of Land, Farming Stock, and Household Effects. Also for Probate and Mortgage. Inventories carefully prepared, checked, &o, All business personally conducted. Tel. No. 2x2, Offices: 12, St. Peter's Square, Ruthin. 91u.c Richard Pearce, Auctioneer and Valuer, House, Estate and Insurance Agent (14 years Licensed Salesman and Valuer), Undertakes Sales and Valuations of all descriptions. Over 20 years' practical ex perieuce in all branches of the business. Terms moderate in all oases, Highes references. Proprietor and Originator of the Bee Smithfield, Abergele (The Farmers' Market). Phone 200 (Bee Hotel). Telegrams Pearce, Auctioneer, Abergele. Offices-Market Street, Abergele. Monday Next, June 22nd, at 12.30. Bee Smithfield, Abergele. EICHARD PEAROE Sella by Auction Fat and Store Stock of all Classes. Entries respectfully solicited. Quantity of RICK SHEETS. 6fb. by 4{ÍJ" 7ft. by 5ft., and 8ft. by 6fb. 528ml Sale by Mr. C. Wesley Haslam. ST. ASAPH. Sale of Valuable Freehold Property. O WESLEY HASLAM, F.A.I,, will sub • mib to Auotioa at iha PLOUGH HOTEL, ST. ASAPH (subjeot to conditions of Sale to be then produoed and read), on THURSDAY, JULY 2ad, 1914, at 3 30 o'olock in the afternoon. LOT I.-All those 2 Freehold Dwelling Houses known as BROAWEL and GLAN- ABER," situate in Luke Street, St. Asaph, in the respective occupations of Messrs. Edwin Jones and Thomas Pugh, also the Cottage known as EDWARDS COTTAGE, now in the occupation of Joseph Ainsworth, together Wibh the Gardens and appurtenances thereto, the whole containing an area of 1,180 square yards or thereabouts. Vendors' Solicitors Messrs. A. O. EYANS & Co, Solicitors, Denbigh. LOT 2,—The Desirable Detached Modern House known as 11 BUMMERHILL," situate in Upper Luke Street, St. Asaph, and pro- ducing a rent of B14 per annum, tenant paying rates. The House, which is well elevated from the road, and has a large Garden and Orchard, and contains Vestibule, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Bathroom, 3 Bedrooms, W.C. inside and out, Hob and Cold Water service. Lob 3. —The well-built Bungalow known as THE GABLES,' situate in Upper LukeJStreeb, St. Asaph. This Bungalow is detached, and has a good garden, and commands excellent views, and contains Sitticg Room, Living Room, 3 Bedrooms, and Domestic Offices. The rent is £ 14 per annum, tenant paying rates. Vendors' Solioitor Mr, A. FOULKES ROBERTS, Solicitor, Denbigh. Further particulars may be obtained from the respective Solicitors, or from the Auctioneer at his offices, Town Hall Chambers, Rhyl (Tel. 70), and Bank Chambers, Prestatyn. 668je27 [- PICTUREDROME, HIGH STREET, DENBIGH. Lersees :—Messrs. J. JONES & Co. Manager :—Mr. J. FOTHERGILL. NIGHTLY 7.80. Commence at 8 p.m. STAR PICTURES foy Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 22nd, 23rd & 24th, 1914. CURSE OF WAR. News. The Face of Fear.1 Girl on the Mountain. A Lesson in Jealousy. Only the Painter. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 25th, 26th, & 27th, 1914. THE RIV AL;DARK. News. Lonedale Operator. Trail of the Snake Band. Poorluck's River Suit. VENTRILOQUIST'S TRUNK. Once Nightly, Commenca 8 o'clock. MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.30. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES :-Pit 3d. Stalls 6d. Reserved Is. CHILDREN UNDER 12.-Pit 2d. Stalls Bd. Reserved 6d. TWO PERFORMANCES on SATURDAY NIGHT at 7 and 9. The Management reserve the light of Admission. 1178ac Situations Vacant. COOK-GENE RAL, this month. No washing, State age and wages. Apply Mrs. Hore, Bryn Eatyn, St. Asaph. *je20 W AED, at onoe, GENERAL, Age over 20. Washing for two. No outside work. State wages. Apply Mrs. Davies, Greenbach, Tremeirohion. *j27 GARTER, f n Rhyl, steady, stroDg, reliable MAN. Pormancy Euitable man. Apply, stating experience, references, wages required, E. B. Jones & Co., Rhyl. j27 TyANTED, HOUSE-PARLOURMAID, Gocd Waitrees. Plate Cleaner. Good appear- onoe. Age about 25, Churchwoman. Five in family.—Apply Mrs. Brinkley, Boderw, St. Asaph. *j27 ANTED, immediately, a HOUSEKEEPER j for a ema'l Farm. —Apply No. 637,' FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh. j20 S ROCERY and PROVISIONS.— Two X aobive Welsh-ppeaklog LADS as Ap- prentices to the trsde. Apply E. B. Jones and Co., Rhyl. *jy4 JUNIOR CLERK WANTED. Ap, ly, i stating age, experience, reierenoes, and salary required to R. Ellis and Son, Limited, Ruthin. j'320 OUSE PARLOURMAID Wanted. L18 to Z20 wages. Under-housemaid kept. Mrs, Walthall, The Cottage, St. Asaph. *jy± WANTED, immediately, a PLAIN COOK; two in family. Housemaid and boy kept. Apply Llandyrnog Rectory, je20 ANTED. GENERAL SERVANT, about 17 years of age Apply Williams, 38, Sylvinia Road, Walton. Liverpool. jy4 OU3E PARLOURMAID^ Three To family. Three maids. Age about 20. Country. Quiet. Church. Apply by letter, ] stating age, wages, and experiences. No registrar. Mrs. Graves, St. Asaph. *je27 ASH, 10, King Street, Egremonb, Cheshire- Servants' Registry.—Cook-General and Housemaid. Waitress (family two), good wages, Also Cook-General for newly married lady, R20. *je27 Vale of Olwyd Shipping and Emigration Agency CANADA! CANADA! Assisted Passages. TT7ANTED, at onoe, number of experienced Farm Labourers and Female Domestic Server te for Provinces of Ontario and New Brunswick, Liberal Assisted Passages granted ubjeob to conditions. Assured permanent employment guaranteed by Government Excellent wages and keep. Conducted parties arranged. Passages also arranged to Australia and New Zealand for 96 to Agriculturists. Apply at once (Steamers filling) to J. Downing, Board of Trade Agent, Denbigh, from whom all particulars and forms can be obtained. <:t.&£.. Situation Wanted. MR. E, S. Currey, of Fachlsvyd Hall, Ruthin, can recommend as CHAUFFEUR or Under-Chauffsur a young Man, aged 22, willing to make himself useful. Six years character.— Apply above address. i i ) ANTED, a situation on a Farm as FARM V V BAILIFF. Could bay or sell if re- quired. Life experience. Good references if required.—Apply, Robert. McConnel;, Alexandra Hotel, RbyJ. 66520 Wantad. WANTED, to rent UNFURNISHED It HOUSE, in or near Denbigh about 4 bedrooms, 2 sitting rooms, kitchen, and usual offices, bathroom, hot and cold water. Apply 621,11 FnEim PRESS Office, Denbigh. Ulo. ANTED, LODGINGS by a Young Man in Denbigh. State terms with and without board. Apply" No. 6G5," FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh. lie20 t To Be Let- TO BE LET with immediate possession, THE ABBEY, Denbigh. For particulars apply to Messrs, Parry Jones, Francis, and Davies, Solicitors, Denbigh. u c. O LET, PARLOUR and"BEDROOM, with use of Bathroom. Exceptional outlook. Reasonable termi.-Apply -,No. 296," FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh. uc ERTH, NEAR RUTHIN.—To be Let, this desirable Residence, with Gardener's Cottage and 17 acres of Grounds and Grass Land. Apply G. F. By ford, Estate Offices, Rathin 558u.c. 0 BE LXT, a nioe HOUSE, with all modern requirements. Snibation perfeot. 10 a healthy locality, called St. Hilary's Ter- race, Castle Hill, Denbigh. Also at Leicester Terraoe. Renb moderate. Apply Roberts, Springfield. ° c COMFORTABLE LODCÜMG3 to Lab, for C one or two boarders. Sitting and bed- room. Close to golf. tennis, and Church. Apply to W. Willcox, Glan Ystrad, Denbigh. je27 EAR UUTHIN. —To Let, DETACHED HOU3E, standing in its own grounds, containing Entrance Hall, 3 Reception Roomq, Kitchen, Scullery, and usual Offices, six Bedrooms, Dressing Room, Bathroom, and Livatory (hot and cold water). Tennis Lawn and.Kitchen Garden. Within J mile Llanfair Village and about 1 mile from lcyarth Station. Immediate possession, Apply G. Yale, Estate Office, Pwllheli. jy4 BATHAFARN HALL. VALE OF CLWYD (one mile from Ruthin). TO BE LET, unfurnished, the above, con- taining drawing room, dinirig room, library, saloon, smoke-room, 13 bedroom?, dressing-rooms, bath-room, excellent domestio offices, servants' hall, stably, ooaoh-house, saddle-room, and good walled garden and lodges; the house and premises has its own cmple supply of excellent water also lif desired, Park and old Pasture Land adjoining. Immediate possession. For cards to view and further particulars app. to Mr. Aneuin O. Evans, feHici or, Denbigh. 660jyll For Sale. F* OR SALE, Chestnut FILLY, 2j,years old' unbroken, by "Welsh Good Luok 12216, out cf "Doable Daisy 13419," Apply James, The Grove, Bodfari. ja7 WALL.PAPERS, from l!d- per- Roll, Any quantity, large or small. Whole- sale prices. Stock exceeds 250,000 rolls, all slasses. Write for patterns, stating class required (Depart. 136), Barnett, Walt Paper Co., Ltd., Knott Mill, Manchester. f 110 BE SOLD, by private treaty, a ■ Grocery, Drapery, and Refreshment House BUSINESS in Sb. Asaph. Good turn over and a satisfactory net profit. Apply to A. O. Evans & Co., Solicitors, Denbigh. j27 THE GROVE, BODFARI. THIS desirable RESIDENCE to be Sold. Apply to Messrs. Brown, Eastgate Row, Chester; or Thomson and Moulton, 5 Cook Street, Liverpool. p27 ATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHW8, and BEETLES, greedily eat Harrison's "Reliable" Rat Poison. Cats and dogs will not touch ib. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Prices 6.1.. Is., 2s. 3d., and 3B 83. postage 2d.-G. W. HARRISON, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Sb. Asaph; J. Emrys Jones, Chemist. Denbigh Harrison Jones and Co,, High Street. Ruthin Rouw and Sons, Chemists, Sb. Peter's Equare. Bettwsyooed R Parry. *f21.15 Cheap Mountain Trip. A Hearty Invitation is extendsd to all to join with the CAPEL MAWR LITER- ARY SOCIETY'S PIO-NIQ to BRYN- TRILLYN on THURSDAY NEXT (25th June). Tiekets (Conveyance and Tea), 2?. Children (under 14), Is. 6i. Brakes will leave Chapel Place 1.20, 670j 20 I Spend your Half-Holiday ON THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 25th, AT NANTGLYN SALE of WORK. Brake will leave the Town Hall, Denbigh, at 2 o'clock. Return Fare One Shilling. 65Sj 20 Denbighshire County Association of Teachers. National Union of Teachers- Annual Conference AT DENBIGH, SATURDAY, JUNE 27th, 1914, A MEETING FOR TEACHERS will be held in the DRILL HALL. at 11 a.m., when the President, MR, J. E. ROGERS (Bronghbon, Wrexham), will deliver his Address. All Teachers are cordialiy invited. A Publishers' Exhibition will be held in the Drill Hall. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the DRILL HALL at 2.30 p.m Union Speaker: RHYS NICHOLAS, ESQ., of the N.U.T. Executive. SUBJECT EDUCATIONAL OUTLOOK." Chairmai-E. T. JOHN, Esq M.P. All are cordially invited 651j27 SERVANTS' REGISTRY. conducted by Mrs. Aldrich, STATIONED, RUTHIN LESTABLISHED 1870.] Mrs. WOOLLEY iERV ANTal REGISTRY, Rathin Roadt Denbigh, WANTED, Experienced and Good Plain Cooks for Ruthin, Sb. Asaph, Caerwys, and Conway Cook-Genera's for St. Asapb, Rhyl and Denbigh; good Parlourmaids and House Parlourmaids generals for Rhyl, Den- bigh, and Caerwys; Batween-Maids, and Kitohenmaidsr Good Servants for Rhyl for the season. MISS WILLIAMS, SERVANTS' REGISTRY, 1. Post Office Lane, DENBIGH. WANTED, Experienced Cocks, Ccok- General for Llanrwst good wages. House-Parlourmaids, General, and Farm Servants Girls for light house work.—Die- engaged Working Housekeeper for Farm House; no obildren preferred; 3 years eference. Also a good General for May. Denbigh Market. DENBIGH, WEDNESDAY.—Fowlp, 43 6d to 5,6 per couple ducks, 6s Od to Oa Od per couple eggs, 11 for Is} fresh buHer, lOd to 10Id per lb j small tubs, 10J per lb; beef, 7d to per Ib J small tubs, lOa per lb; beef, 7d to lid per lb; mutton, 81 to 101 per Ib lb; pigs, '4 £ d to 5d per lb ) rabbits, Is 2d per couple English wool, Is to la H per lb Welih wool, lad to Is per lb. Looal Lighting Table. FOR CYCLISTS AND DRIVERS. uornlng evoning Saturday, June £ 0 h 3 4 9 33 Sunday, June 21.3b 3 4.9 39 Monday, June 22nd 3 -1 9 I) Tuesday, June 23;d 3 5 .9 83 Wednesdav, June 2ifo 3 39 Thursday. June 25lh 3 5 9 39 Friday, June 26 :h 3 5 9 39 J Rhyl Pavilion and Gardens. Manager J. W. JONES. Musical Director PHILIP LEWIS. Special Week-end Concerts. PHILIP LEWIS' MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTBA and lURe TOM KENNIBURGH, the Popular Bass. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)—Grand Wagner Night. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)—Popular American ftight (Smoking permitted). SUNDAY NEXT, at 8.15 p.m.—Grand Sanday Concert. Hungarian Rhapsody in F (First Performance in Rhyl). Vocalist Miss Lily Fairney, the renowned Me zz) Soprano. Violin Solo by Mr. Philip Lewie. WEEK commencing MONDAY, JUNE 22ad, and every Evening at 8 p.m. (Sunday 8.15)—Grand Vocal and Orchestral Concerts. Vccaliet: Miss Lily Faircey. SPECIAL FEATURES. THURSDAY, JUNE 25th—English Night. FRIDAY, JUNE 26th—Grand Opera Night. SATURDAY, JUNE 27th—Popular Songs Night. j Smoking permitted Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Admission :—First Seats; 19. Seond Seats, 6d. Weekly Tickets, 3. 6d. & a?, 6d. Orchestra in Gardens every Afternoon at 3.15. Admission One Penny. Pier Amphitheatre. MONDAY, JUNE 22nd, and Every Evening at 8 p.m.—Mr. George Denby presents THE POPINJAYS/' officially featuring their Miniature Revuts, wlici wera performed with enormous success at the Queen's Holl, London. Admission la., 6d. and 41. 6GLJ20