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Denbighshire Higher Education Committee. TECHNICAL CLASSES. APPLICATIONS are invited for the post of INSTRUCTOR at the SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING CLASSES for the en- Euing Session, Salary at the rate of 53. per evenirg. Applications should be sent in not later than the 30tb instant to the undersigned. D. E. H. ROBERTS. Cierk. 25hSpb, 1914. e26

Harvest Festival. The Ecglish Harvest Feebival servioes were held yesterday (Thursday) at St David's Church. The Rector, assisted by the Rev W Gabriel Evans, effbiated at the ce!ebrablon of Holy Communion at 8 o'clock, and the Rector conducted Mattins at eleven. The evening service was conducted by the Reotor and the Rev W Gabriel Evans, the special preacher bemg the Ven Archdeacon Lloyd, vicar of Rhyl. The preacher emphasized the duty of thankfulness to God, remembering the mar. vellous works He had done for us, both as a8 nation and as individual?. Tbe harvest bymn j To Thee, O God, our hearts we raiee was i sung as an anthem. The colleabicne, amount. ing to f5 103 101, wera given to the Denbigh- shire Infirmary.

Voluntary Aid Detachment Working Party. The following donations have been received since the last list was published Mrs Frank Wynne £5 0 0 Mr Henry Francis tOO Mrs Margaret Jones, 5U, Henllan- street, a &erial for two %birts. The working party bas already finished 830 garments, of which 590 have been despatched to the 6ick and wounded at the front, and 72 pairs of seeks to the 4th Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers for the Denbigh men Moat grateful letters have been received acknowledging these giftf, and saying how very much they are appre- ciated. I Is hopad to eend off a parcel every WOLK no w that the need for hospital garments and oomforts for our sailors acd soldiers ia EO very urgent. Lord Kitchener bas aefced the (J 1een to collect and send out 300,000 psiru of socks by the beginning of November, and the Voluntary Aid Detechmcct members are most anxious that Denbigh should do its utmost to cenlrityute a good ehare of tbh great number. If everyone would make one pair of tocks, of grey or natural coloured voo\ 11 it^es long iu feet, there would be a splendid parcel from Denbigh to send in response to our War Minister's appeal. I IILIAN GREGSON-ELLIS, C jmmandant. MILDRED HUGHES, Q lartermaster. CATHERINE SWAYNE, L" Assistant uommacoaur. Denbigh, Septsosbar 24th, HH4:.

Borough ot Denbigh NATIONAL RELIEF FUND. £ s. a. Church and Chapel collections and subscriptions already acknow- subscriptions already acknow- ledged .686 8 V Stsil aLd Employees of Denbigh Gai and Water Companies. First contribution 3 1 8 Messrs Lioyd, Bull Hotel 2 2 0 Mr D H Davies, B.A., Oakland^ 2 0 0 reaohers and Scholars of Tacyfron School 1 6 0 Deubigh R-il.way Station Sf if 3rd cmtribution 1 1 0 Rev Jatcoj Charles, Denbigh 1 1 C Mr J Harristn Jones, ValE:-3treeb 1 1 Messrs Bradley" Employees. 3rd contribution 0 1 7 Harry 0 1 0 1"Jtal .5:18 9

RUTHIN OTHKR HlírHI Niivi will be found on piges 4 and 6. BLANKETS FJR THE SOLDIERS. J The Mayor has received from the following residents bundles of blankets to be dispatched to our soldiers, in respiuse to the appeal made by Lord Kitchener The Mayor and Mayoress, Mrs Bromhead. Plasdraw; Mrs Jones, B Jd Eryl; Mrs Butler, Bryn Siriol; Mra William- son, OAk!ea; and Mrs Evans, Haulfre. The bundles b va been forwarded to tbe Odnance Offiser at Barfcough, who is the (ftiJial ap- pointed by the War Office to receive them, and the Major will be pleased to receive further parcels and to stie that they are du'y dis- patched. The blankets need not necessarily be new one?, but they are required to be clean and whole,

Lieut. G V Naylor-Leyland. h the list of wounded officers iseued to-day appears tho name of Lieub G V Naylor-Lej I tnd, Iloyal Horsa Guards (Tha Bluoi).

Recruiting in Ruthin. Ruthin people must feel proud of the young mec from the town who are enlisting for active service sn the Army. The following is a list of those who have ccm3 forward in addition to thosa published ty us last week For Lorl Kitchener's Army Hughle Sbainos, Mwrog street. Frank Jones, Mwrog sb ee. Thom-is DAvid JI 113S, 8t Pdter's iqaa^e. Royal We'sh Fusiliers;—Harold Wiinams, Dol Afon. Thomas Davies, 42, Mwrog street. Army Service Crp ;-Harold Aldricb. Upper rJlwyd street. Ban Mostyo, Park road. Harry M itoberba, Ba-wier. House. Gaorge Jones, 8t Peter's tquare. Albarb Thomas, Mount Villa. Roger Herbert Williams, Prior street. Dick Thoinap, Barthyu Villa. James Dempsey. Mill street. Sidney bailey, Pentractlyn Hall. The foUowiog names were omibted from our list, 11.so week, of th Jse who have jo'ned the Territorials -John Arihur Davies, Mill street, Thomas Atkins, O ffylliog. G 0 Worth, a Royal Navy Reservist M-. Harold Jones, 20, Castle street, has joined a London Battalion. We hava been aaked to make the following corrections in the list mentioned Terri- torials:-Anearin Roberts, Llanrhydd street, should be Aneurin Rowlands, Llanrhydd street. Lord lvitohener's Army WaIter Poyner, Park road, should be Walter Poyner, Pool Park. The name givea last waek under the Royal Navy as Morris Price, should have been Prioe Maurioa Price," late Cattle-street. B IN VALE OF CLWYO;

We are delighted to find that th V III e of Olwyd is contributing its shiue-if only limited-o the welcome to the Belgian refugees. 1a one or two reei- dencas in the Vale families of Belgians have been received and are given every kicdness and hospitality, and on the ft tg- staff of one residence the Belgian flig is fly iog-

Looal Lighting Table. FOR CYCLISTS AND DRIVERS, morning evening Saturday, September 2Gh 6 23 7 11 Sunday, September 27ib 5 21.7 8 Monday, September 23th 5 2G .7 8 Taesday, September 29th "> 28.4 Wednesday, September 30th 5 29 7 1 Thursday, Ocbcbar 1st b 31 6 59 Ftlday, October 2nd 5 33- 6 fJ1

Messrs T & W Leathes, Estate Agents. Auotioneers. Valuers and Live Stook Salesmen, Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, and at Denbigh Smithfield. Attend Denbigh: Wednesdays and other days by appoint nent, Sales oi Farm Stock, Property Furniture, &c. and Valuations "Æ>I mi itTerms 'IU..UU" ——-— Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. Weekly Sales of Fat and itore Stock throughout* the ear. NEXT SALE: MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 28th, 1914, commenoing at 12 o'olook MESSRS T. & W. LEATHES wll hold M tbeir next Sale of FAT and BTORE OATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, and CALVES at the above Mart. Entries respectfully solicited up to the hoar °f T. & W. LEATHE8, Auctioneers. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, 09 Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. MESSRS. T. & W. LEATHES beg to announce that they will cocduot a SPECIAL SALE OF STORE CATTLE AND SHEEP at the above Mart On FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 2nd, commencing at 12 o'clock promp", Present Entries include: 100 Coloury 18 months old Bullocks and Heifers, direot from the Breeders, includ- ing o e consignment of 50 from Bfr. P. Wright, Bodyngharftd. 2.000 Radnor, Welsh, and Gross-bred Breeding Ewes, Store Lambs, and other winter feeding Sheep. 100 Pale Bred Rams of various breeds, which include a consignment of Pedigree Border Leicester Ram Lamb?, direct from Scot- land. Promising 3-year-old Cart Gelding (unbroken). -———— For farther particulars acd Catalogues apply I to the Auctioneers. T. & W. LEATHES. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. 958j26 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1914. PENLLWYN, GYFFYLLIOG, Near RUTHIN. IMPORTANT SALE OF q Q HEAD of Cittle, 1 Dairy Cow (close O upon calving), 2 Ditto, Spring Calves, 13 Coloury Bullocks and Heifers, 18 months old; 6 Ditto Calving Heifers, Two-year-old Stock Ball, pair of powerful Carb Marea, 5 and 6 year oi l, both served by Mr. Robert Evans' famous Sire Biy Cob, liaing 4 year old, about 14 hands high Carb Filly, 18 months old; Hack Ditto, same age; promising Cart Foal (Cob), 70 Crosa-bred and Welsh Young Breed- in Ewes, 72 Cross Ewes and Wethers (lambs), 2 Woleh Rama, Sow in-pig, 3 Stacks of Hay, part Ditbo, Stack of Barley, Ditto Oats, to- gether with a portion oi the AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and Dairy Utensils, by order of Mr. R-sbert LloJd, who has given up the Farm. Terms:-Three months credit on approved security or the usual discounb for cash. Sals 12.30 prompt. Further particulars in posters. T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneer. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, and Denbigh, 957o3 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Pull Naid, Lianelidati, near Rulliin. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1914. HIGHLY Important Bale cf Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, a portion of the Produce together with a few Agricultural Implements, by order of Mr. John Robe ts, owing to an extensive portion of the Grazing Lana being given ap. Farther particulars in later issues and in Ea e Posters. T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneers. Agricultural HaU, Ruthin, and Denbigh. 965u.c MESSRS. I DAVID ROBERTS & SON, Auctioneers and Valuers, Corwen, Denbigh, Lla-c gollen, and JDolpelley. (Established 1861). Telegraphic Address: II Auctioneers, Corwen." Telephone No. 9 HIGHLY Important and Attractive Sale of 75 Head of Shorthorn Dairy Cows and Young Cattle, sevei Cart Horses and Ponies, 100 Pedigree Welsh Sheep, two Pure- bred 8outhdown Rims, 25 Fab Grose-bred 8outbdjwn Lamb3, 20 Fab Welsh E NOS, two pedigree Large White Gills, two Sbrong Store rigs, eight lirge Bays and Stacks of Hay and Corn (ll to go eff), aboufe 5 acres of healthy Swedes, together with a full complement of Farming Implements, Horse Gearing, Dairy Utensils, etc., which MESSRS. DAVID ROBERTS & SON respectfully announce their Instructions from Mr. R. N. Jones, who is leaving the neighbourhood, to Boll by Auotion on the premises at BRYNMELYN, LLANDDERFEL, eituate close to Llandderfel Riilway Station (Great Western Railway) On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1014. Three months Credit will be given upon approved security for sums of 25 and upwards, or Discount allowed for cash. Lunch at 10 and Sale at 11 o'clock prompt. N.B.—Ovv.Dg to the numerous Lota the Auctioneers respectfully request early attend- ance. Full descriptive Catalogues may ba had from the Auctioneers. Auctioneers' OfficesTemple Buildings, Corwen. S68J2 REMOVAL. The 3d. BAZAAR 2 which wai ab tha MARKET HALL has been REMOVED to LOVE LANE HOUSE, LOVE LANE, DENBIGH. sl9 MULL AND CROWN MEWS J. & T, WILLIAMS, Proprietors. FIVE-SEATER MOTOR CAR for Hire. Careful and efficient Chauffeurs. ru/iATH bv 'Phone or Telegram attended to. TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE. 78ofl9, Messrs. CLOUGH & Co., Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers, Denbigh and Ruthin. Vale of Clwyd Auction Mart, Ruthln (Close to the Railway Station). THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED DIREOT FARMERS' MART IN THE VALB OF CLWYD. Fortnightly gates throughout the Year. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1914 (RUTHIN FAIR DAY), commencing at 10 o'clock Good Entry of FAT STOCK and SHEEP. Further Entries respectfully Invited op to time of Sale. Several Lotq of Breeding Ewes, Lambs, and Wethers will be c ff eted, in addition to 8 Pare Bred 8outhdcwa Ram Lambs, 2 Pure Bred Southdown Shearling Rams from Mr. T. Williams. Pentreftvnnon Farm, Holywell, and several others. Early Entries will oblige. For further particulars apply Auctioneers Ruthin 8nd Denbigh. CLOUGH k CO., 95a80 Auctionc ers, Rubhin and Denbigh Sale by Messrs. Frank Lloyd and 8ons. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30,h, 1914, ab 1 o'olock. MINAFON, ST. ASAPB. on the mai road leading to Rhyl. IMPORTANT and Attractive Bae of JL Antique and Modern Furniture, Bedroom Appointments, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Effects, &c., Ac., detailed in Catalogues. J FRANK LLOYD & SON3 are favoured] with instructions from C. W. N. ] Neucourt, Esq. (who is leaving), to Sell by Auction on the premises without reserve. Catalogues from place of Sale, or the Auctioneers, Wrexbam and Abergele. 941u c ST. ASAPH SMITHFIELD. THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 1st, 1914, at 12.15 o'clock prompt. FRANK LLOYD & SONS will Sell:— Fat, Dairy, and Stor3 Cattle, Fat Sheep, Lambs, Pigs, Calves, Stock Ewes, and Ram Lambs. Entries invited up to time of Sale. Offioes-Lyndhurst, Abergele. Phone 44. 264.;26 700 HORSES. Next Week. North Wales Repository, Wrexham- "piRANK LLOYD & SONS will Sell on Wednesday, September 30th—200 High Class Harness Horees, Hunters, Cob3 and Ponies. Thursday, Octobar ht-250 Powerful Town Mares and Geldings, Lurry, and Van Horses, all 5 6, and 7 years old. A grand ssleotion direct from the breeders. Friday, October 2nd—250 Shiro Mares, Fillies, and Foals, and 1, a, and 3 year old Geldirgs. Judging each day, 10 30. Sales at 12. Catalogues reidy from the Auctioneers. 971-26 Richard Pearce, luctioneer 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 perlence in all branches of the business. Terms moderate in all oases, Highes references. Proprietor and Originator of the Bee SmitLfield, Abergele (The Farmers' Market). Phone 200 (Bee Hobel). Telegrams: Pearce, Auctioneer, Abergele. Offices-Market Street, Abergele. Special for Store Cattle, Rams. Ewep, and Lambs, and Weekly Sale o! Fat Stock. Monday Next. September 28th. at 12.15, WITH CATTLE. Bee Smlthfleldi Abargele. RICHARD PEARCE will Sell by Auotion all Classes of Fat and Store Stock. Speoial Entry: 15 Wiltshire and Southdown Rami and Ram Lambs. All Classes of Stook wanted. Entriea respectfully solicited, 963:2 PICTUREDROME, HIGH STREET, DENBIGH. Lessees :—Messrs. J. JONES & Co. Manager :-Mr. G. SWINNERTOV. NIGHTLY 7.80. Commence at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY at 7. Commencing 7.30. THREE PERFORMANCES on SATURDAY at 2 o0, 7 and 9. STAR PICTURES for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 28th, 29th & 30th, 1914. THE GIRL WHO LIVED IN SMICHT STREET A very fine English Production in two reels. FOUR DAYS A WIDOW John Bunny, the great Comedian, in the leading role. A thousand feet of fun rnixtu. e JUST A SHABBY DOLL A very pathetic Domestio Drama. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 1st, 2nd & 3rd, 1914. GIVE US THIS DAY A wonderful exoluaive Drama 5,200 feet in length, dealing with Poor Law Administration, is admittedly the greatest dramatic Picture ever shown in Denbigh. This Picture has created sensations wherever shewn. Don't fail to see this great emotional feature. Words cannot express its merit. PANTS AND PANSIES A comedy of Errors. Topical War News A special series of topioal events In connection with the Great European War. POPULAR PRICES :-Pit, 3d. Stallp, 6d. MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.30. | The Management reserve the right of Admission 1178ac fc HARES FOR SALE. ADVERTISER cffars For Sale 400 <I' A, SHARES (or would divide) in sound. Estate Owning Company earning 7 per cent. clear; a guaranteed certain netb return given; security of Investments in deeds. Bank references. Richard H. Murray, Chartered Accountant, 29, Princess Street, Manchester. *°17 Situations Vacant. ANTED, Under COWMAN and second CARTER. Apply Thomas Lloyd, Cotton Hall. Denbigh. 9i7u.c WANTED, for an old established Insurance Compary, full time COLLECTOR. Salary and commission. Local man preferred, for the Ruthin District. App'y "No. 951," FREE PRESS Offioe, Denbigh. 8.,8 WANTED, reliable and trustworthy MAN. Must be experienced and qual fied for farm work. Sober and of good character. Apply R„" FREE PBES3 Offioe, Denbigh. ™ »,26 ROCERY.-Wanted, smart JUNIOR, CX two years' exprience. B. Powell & Co Ltd., Clwyd Street, Ruthin. *s26 J BAKER.—Strong young Man, age-äbouh, tJ 20, able to make dough and mould well. State wages. Live io.-Apply 959,' FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh. uo BUTCHER WANTED; good, clean Slaughterman to live in. Abstainer preferred. State age, reference, and wage, to Jones, Whltegate, Wrexham. *o3 WAN f ED, clesa willing BjY to assist on f rm. Apply No. 977," FREE PRESS Office, Deubigh. 010 ANTED, a NURSERY GOVERNESS also a GENERAL and MOTHER S H3LP, for a farm near Denbigh. Apply Hmúp, for a farm near Denbigh. Apply "970." FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh. *\JIO Pjtqationg Waited. YOUNG Lady se'ks ergagemeno as CHURCH ORGANI8T. Good qualifica- tions. Apply The Lodre, Nantclwyd, Ruthin. c3 A Gentleman wishes to recommend GROOM-GARDENER, who has been ] with him 12 years, for a similar past, or as Gardener only. Apply I No. 914," FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh. s26 To Be Let TO BE LET, CLIFF HOUSE, Love Lane, T Denbigh, from November 1st, 1914. Apply Roberts, Springfisld. \i.o. TO BE LET' with immediate possessior, THE ABBEY, Denbigh. For particulars apply to Messrs, Parry Jones, Francis, and Davies, Solicitors, Denbigh. u c. ENBiati.-To Let, No. 55. VALE D STREET. House South aspect. 2 Entertaining, 6 Bedrooms, Batb, ltc. Will be iecnted to suit Tenant. Nioe Garden, Modarata rent.-Apply Henllym. Rhyl, _26 SHOOTING TO LET. 1 ^0 -^RES of rough SHOOTING to Let Xt/U with nioe covers. Apply Elias Jones, Piiyll y-Clfti, Gyffylliog, RutMn. *o5 For Sale. OR SALE, new SUSBEAM" 1913 Model 3-ipeed, Oil B-ith, &o. Take £ 13 to olsar. Apply Buller, Denbigh. u.o FOR SALE, 11 while FERRETS, ready to work. Frice, 4?. 6i. each Apply RobartOwen, Drefechan, Llanycy?, Denbigh. "010 ON ijALE, a 6-horse power BOILEti, with THRASHING MACHINE and STRAW BINDER, all by Ruston and Proctor. For pa-ticulars apply to By ford, Estate Offie, Ruthin. 81311.0. UA AALIE, eto. StJandiDg Timber suitable for above: also about 300 Larch Rails, cub, on Llewesog E^t.te. Apply Mr. John William?, Agenb, Llewesng. o3 WALL.,eAPE.Rd, from lid. pet Roll Any quantity, large or small. Whole 81'e prices. Stook exceeds 250,000 rolls, all clashes. Write for patterns, stating class required (Dapart. 136), Barnett, Wall Paper Co., Ltd.. Knott Mill, Manchester. ST. ASAPII UNIOJT. Temporary Stoker and Handy Mall. THE Guardians invits Applications for the post of TEMPORARY STOKER and HANDY MAN to attend to the Workhouse Boilers and assist the Master. (The appoint- ment to remain in force daring tbe absenca of the Stoker on Military duties only ) Salary at the rate of 10a. per week, with board, lodging, and washing, at the Work- house. Applioations stating age, and accompanied by three recent testimonials, to be sent) to me not later than Thareday, the 8h day of October next, J. WYNNE DAVIES, Clerk to the Guardians St. Asaph, 22nd September, 1914. 967B26 COUNTY OF DENBIGH. The Local Government (England and Wales) Act, 188S. STANDING JOINT COMMITTEE (SECTION 30). NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that the next Meetimi of the STANDING JOINT COMMITTEE of Q larter Sessions and County Council appointed und"r Section 30 of -,he above Act, will bo he'd at the LOUNTY (BUILDINGS, in WREXHAM, on THURS- DAY, the 15th day of OCTOBER, 1914, at the hour cf 11 30 a.m., when the Commibtee will thereupon proceed to the consideration of such of the business relating to the application or minagement of the County Stock or Rate as is within the jurisdiction of the Committee under the above Act. All persons having any demands agaicsh the Committee are requested to forwal d particulars thereof in writing to the undersigned forthwith. Dated the 19;h day of September, 1914. W. R. EVANS, Clerk to the said Ccmmitcee. County Offices, Ruthin. 961.26 St. Asapli (Denbigh) Rural District Council. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that J. EDWYN HUGHES, ESQ the District Auditor. will attend at the BOARD ROOM. ST. ABAPH. on MONDAY, the 5 h day of OCTOBER Next, at 9 45 o'olcck in the fore- noon, for the purpose of Auditing the Accounts of the above Council for the hlllf year ended 31 t March last. The several Books and Statement of Aooounts relating thereto will be deposited at my Office, County Court Baildiogs, St. Aaaoh, and will be open there for the inspection of all persons interested within the Council's Distriot for seven days prior to the said day so appointed for Audit on any week day between the hours of 10 o'clock in the foreLom and 4 rolock in the afternoon. J. WYNNE DAVIES, Clerk to the Council. St. Asaph, 213t September, 1914 966126 ESTABLISHED 1874. G F. BYFORD, Estate Agent and Auctioneer. Valuer of LInd, Farming Stock, r.n1 Household Effects. Also for Probate and Mortgage. Inventories carefully prepared, checked, &a. All business personally conducted. Tel. No. 2*2. Offioea: 12, St. Peter's Square, Rutbin. 91U.C HELP, HELP THB MONTGOMERYSHIRE YEOMANRY. LIEUTENANT ROMER WYNN (Mont- gomeryshire Yeomanry), writes :—" We are sadly in need of Cardigan Jacke's for our men. Will you help by rerdlvg any email subscriptioi towards buying same to Miss WYNN, Rug, Corwen." ai. 6d. will buy cua Cardigan Jacket. 972ol0 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A GRAND CONCElrr will ba held in DENBIGH on Thursday Evening, October 29tli, under the auspices of the Caledfryn Lodge of Good Tcmphvrs. Proceeds 1B aid of the Prince of Wales Nations I Relief Fur d. 974o3

Borough of Denbigh NATIONAL RELIEF FUND, 11ENLLAN DISTRICT. Mrs Heaton very gratefully acknowledges the f/1l11nn111rr (lnnoflnnc VI.J,t'J£-I,) ""V.I..¡jIll.l.A..&1t"I £ s. d. Per Mrs Wrigley. Nlrs Jones, Leger l,arm 0 2 6 Per Miss Edwards, Trefnant Inn. Mr Roberts, Trefnant Issa 2 2 0 Mr John Evans, Denbigh 0 10 0 I Mrs Jones, 122, Vale Street 0 -3 0 Mr and Mrs Williams, Berth Bach 0 5 0 Hafod Staf f. 0 10 0 Mr John Owens, Dedwyddfa 0 5 0 Mr Roberts, Bethewig 0 5 0 Mr H Roberts. 0 1 0 Mr David Wynne 0 2 6 Mr J R Edwards 0 2 6 Mr Almond 0 2 6 Mr Murray .026 Per Miss Heaton. Miss Heaton 0 5 0 Miss Annie Williaiiis 0 2 0 Per Mrs Roberts, Bronberllan. Rev W D Williams 0 10 0 Mr R Williams, Green Ucha 0 2 6 Mrs Owen Jones, Preswylfa 0 2 6 Per Miss Dryland. Miss Dryland. 0 2 6 Per Mrs Watkin Davies. I Mr John Roberts, Tanyparc 1 0 Per the Misses Gwynedd Jones and Lizzie Williams, Trefnant 0 5 21 Per Mra Bangor Jones, Llanefydd. Mrs Bangor Jones 0 10 6 Mrs W Jonea, Plas Ucha. 010 6 Mrs Owen, Tany.,aer 0 10 lis Miss Roberts, Ty Gwyn 010 6 Mrs .Jones, Ty Ucha 0 5 0 Mr Lewis Evans, Ty Ucha 0 5 0 Mrs 0 Williams, Penygribben 0 5 0 Mrs Evans, Gwyndy 0 5 0 Mrs Williams, Tanyronen 0 S 0 Mr John Owen, Tanygaer 0 5 0 Mr David Williams, Penybryn 0 5 0 Mr John Salusbury .050 Mr W Roberts, The Shop 0 3 0 Mrs Eayes .030 Mr Jones, Tanygwynt 0 3 0 Mrs Edwards, King's Head 0 2 6 Mr T Salusbury 0 2 6 Mrs Davies, Police Station 0 2 6 Mrs Jones, Mair Foniog 0 2 6 The Misses Roberts, Plas Harri 0 2 6 Mrs Isaac Ellis, Bryncelyn 0 2 6 Mr Summers, Gwyndy Farm 0 2 6 Miss Thomas 0 2 6 Mrs Jones, Ffynonau 0 2 0 M a Thomas, Hawk and Buckle 0 2 0 Mr Eddie Williams 0 2 0 Miss Williams, Smithy 0 2 0 Mrs Roberts, Ty Capel 0 1 0 Miss Williams, The Shop.010 Mr Thomas Jones, Bakehouse 0 0 6 Mr Daniels, Dtaenwyglodd 0 0 6

Births, Marriages, and Deaths. MARRIAGES. FOULKBS—JONES.—By special licence, at Et Olaves Church, York, by the Rev Canon Be l, Isaac Foulkes, Denbigh, to M Jones, Hawk Villa, Denbigh. JOES-JAJ:TT- WILLU Ms.-September 23;d, at Rhewl, Ruthin, C.M, Chapel, by ibe Rev G Parry-Wiliiamp, M.A., Mold; the R v licrce Owen, Rhewl; ard ibe Rav D&Nid Thomas, L'andiillo j E Jonee-Janatt, Pla; y faerdre, Corw^r, to Emily, daughter of Mr Henry Williams, J.P,, Plasyward, Ruthin. DEATHS. JONES.- September 2)nd, at Chapel House C lcain, Mr Robert Jones (brother of Mr E Chambres Jjnep, Royal Oik Hotel), aged 59 year?. FMIRT. -Oa the 21at n&t., Arthur Smart, of Farley HiIJ, Kereal, and Coverpoint, L an- sannau, Abergele, in his 66th year. IN MEMORIAM. JuEB. La ever loving memory of my dear Mother, Caroline Jones, of 9. Mwrog Street, Ruthin, who passed away September 28;h 1911. Three years have gone, but still I miss her, Home may think the wound is healed But little do ihey know the sorrow Deep within my heart concealed. (Fr)m her Loving Daughter CAEBIE, Rochislc) LLOYD.- 111 ever loving memory of our dear little Eiz\beth Aon (Betty), who pasted away September 13 b, 1918, aged 4 years and 8 moaths. God knows how much I mis her, He knows the tears I thed Acd wiepars. Hueb, she only sleeps, Your loved one Is not dead." We mourn the loss of one We did our best fo save Ba oved on earth, regarded, gone, Yet not fcrgotten in the Iave. Ever rcmenbered by hir Father and Mother, GrancUh Id of Mr Iqiao Roberts, Talardy, Mona C)ttsgg, St Aeapb.

HARVEST THANKSGIVING (WELSH). St Mary's Church Thursday next, October Isfe: Holy C mmu:voa at 8; mwning prayer, 11; evening service, 7.80. Preacher: R ;v Oanon Hugh Robert1, vicar of Oolwyn B iy. Offertories for the Inliror a'1. WESLEYAN SYNOD. The delegates frcm Denbigh to the Wesleyan Syncd at) Ruthir, rsported on page 4 (single fcheek) were Revs T 0 Jonei (Trjfar) and Abi William3, B.A., Messrs T Lloyd Jonep, John Roberts, J Harrison Jones, acd W Marsden Davies. VOTES OF LOCAL MEMBERS. There were 214 divisions in the last seasion of Parliament. Of these the Hon W Oxtnsby Gore (Denbigh) took part in 92 (the latter part of the session he was on duty ai an effiaer in the Yeomanrv) Right Hon J Herbert Lewis (Flint), 157; T H Parry (Fliat), 110; Sir Herbert Roberts, 111. TEACHER'S SUCCESS. Miss Elsie Prioe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Piice, Park-street, has successful y parsed the recenb Government: examination for tha teachers' certificate obtaining a distinction in music. Miss Price was trained at St Mary's College, Bangor, and is now infant mistress at the new Council School, Penmaemhoe. SOLDIERS' BLANKETS RECEIVED. Blankets have been received by the Mayor from the following for our troop?:—Mrs Askew, The Castle Mr Roberts, Cynfal, Ruthin-road; Mr Pritchard, Llya Gwylym; Mc John Eilis, Conway VLhs i Mra Robelta, R ilway Hotel; Me Davies, Oiklande Miss Jane Jones; Mr Rcbsrts, Frcn Cobtage. Further supplies are solicited. QUEEN'S WORK FOR WOMEN FUND. The Mayor has i^k&d us to state thib the weekly collection for this fund was arranged for at the meeting until the end of the year, and not, as stated in our last Mssue (by a printer's errcr), till the end of the war. No doubt, after-tha Now Year, m-iny of the preseob collectors will continue the work, unlets other arrangements should be made. I.OG.T. Mr J Morris Jones (Ohief Templar) presided over a large attendance ab the above Lodge on Friday evenirg. The following programme was sustained Pianoforte duet, Miss Anita Davies and MiEls M Blodwen Pritchard recita- ioo, J Henry Jones. A competition, answer. ing questions on the war, proved most interest- irg, the pr'z) being won by Tudor D/yhuret Roberts, The Rev W E Roberts afterwards addressed the m?eting, As will be seen by our advertising columns, the Lodge intends grvicg a c>noert in a:d of the National Relief Fund. PRISONERS OF WAR. Prisonera of war are still arriving at Denbigh for transmission to the Djffryn A!od Com- pound. They are all (ffioers, tha maj irity apjea iog in full "war paint" from the spiked helmet down to the last button cf their great ooatp. Huge crowds have witnessed their mival on each oooasioc. Taking hia seat in the conveyance at tha r^i'wiy station tha other o;gbb, a Garman asked the driver what was he distanoe to the prison. A two hours' journey, sir," replied the Jehu. It's a long journey," answered the Uhlan despondently, CONGRATULATIONS. As will be seen from a report in another column, Mr D E Humphreys Roberts has been appointed as clerk to the Ruth-n Guardians ind District Council at a oommencing salary of E200, and alto registrar for the Union. Mr Roberts, who succeeds his father, has received ohoals of congratulatory telegram* and lettere, and his many friends in Denbigh wi-h him every happiness and success in his new effije. I Is was, of course, a source of great j jy to his I father, who had served the Union in a similar capacity 60 faithfully for over 40 years. I HAFOD ELWY AND FFJREST STOCK SALE. Mestrs Cli.ugh & Co., having received in. structions from Misi Cox, Hafod Elwy, and ,Mr Samuel Ev.ni Fforest, conducted the annual unreserved sale of 1000 head of sheep and 50 head (f caWe, at íh3 Smithflald on ruesday. There was a very larije attandanje of buyers, and the prions realized for the ewes and lambs was well above tie average. Tha oattle were the finest lot ever shewn at this sale, a large quantity of them being practically butohers' fceabts. The stock was sold out very smartly and a total clearance was mada at most excellent prices. Mijs Cox and Mr Evans entertained the boyars to luaoh, which was provided by M a Wihiams, B. in admirable style. THE l'ICIUREDROME. The programma of fiims shewn at the I 1 Picturedrome during tho week has b en re- m> laVy good, and the sensational film, jfantoma?,' attracted large audiences. A I rr rd series of pictures has a's-) been arranged for rexb week, which will include The Girl VVho Lived in Straight Sret." a fitl9 English prcdi o ion in two reels; "Four days a Widow," which showd John Bunoy, tho great comedian, n the leading rele; and "Give ilsthid day." The last named picture is a most sbriking in- dictment cf the Workhouse ever held. This picture caused such indignation in America hat the Workhouse system was re-invest:gated. ID is a picture thit WJo!d hive served as a pen picture for Charles Dickens, that p actical riend of the poor down-trodden derelict. Other pictures of a dram ltic aDd humorous aature will aho be g v.n, as v.e 1 as the Topical War New, which i3 a special series of topical events in connection wi'h tho gre^t European crisis. We are a-ked to call the attention of our readers to the fic^ that on Wednesday evenivgi the performances will stars earlier than usual. Doors will open at 7, a id the perf jrtnanca wiil start at 7.30, in oidar to give the people from the country a better ohance of sejing the stnw. Tho photo- graph of the pouy cf the Misses G:eg^on-Ellip, Pias Clough, which was B) BuceastfLil a co'- lector on "Heather Djy," was shown on the screen at the Picturedrome on Thursday night, and made a very pretty picture, which WAS lrJud:y applauded.

-0 Revision Court. The annual revision of the list of vobers bock place on Friday before the Hon R C Grosvenor. The Liberals in the county were represented by M? Sydney Watkins, and Mr Hobbi appeared for Mr Mott, the Conservative agsnt for West Denbighshire, who was unable to be present. Mr B B,ryan,assisterl by Me T Jones-William*, act id for the Conservatives in respect of tbe borough, ani Mr Watkins and Mr J Morris Jonasi («a president of the Young Liberal League) represented the Liberals. It had been agreed between the political parties not to raise any ofrj sctious in regard to the lists of the rnrat parishes. In regard to the borough, the usnal course of claiming and obj oting was carried out. The claims,were mostly in respect to lo Igor votes. The claims o' brothers named Hooson led ohe Barrister into almost a hopeless diffioulty owing to the mixture of names. Hugh liooeon, son of Mr Thomas Hoozon, Graig FArm, was down in reapeot of apart- inents in Coioaaandy Firm, held :by tie father, End objsotion was takin by the Conservatives on the ground th"¡ the declration WSQ inaccurate. H was decided however that the claim wa3 good, and the name was allowed to remain. Other c'aims by Thomas Ilooson and D Maelor Hooson were then considered, and in regard to these, while considering the position of the father as tenant of two farms there was a goo I deal of amusement. Inasmuch as D Maslor Hooson has a service vote in respect of Colomendy the Barrister refased the claim of bis brother, and also that of Mr Morris Divias, who lodges in the aame house. a The Conservaitves succeeded in placing on the list the name of John George Wii- llama, Love-lane. At the conolnssion of the proceedings, the Barister complimented Mr Tfaoaias Bitten, the assistant overseer of the borough, on the thoroughness of his liit, and also Mr LB wis and otter overseers, and he acknowledged the kind assistance he had reooived from the party agents, aid j others interested in tbe work, i

The Queen's Work for Women Fund. SUCCESSFUL HEATHER DAY. Wednesday was observed in Denbigh as Heather Day when a large number of young ladies sold sprigs of heather about the streets and by calling at the various establishments. The proceeds, which realized the handsome total of iC32 Its 0 J, were in aid of If rjlte Qaeen's Work for Women Fand." The Mayuess (Mrs L'oyd Jones) was the president of the ladies' ocm- mittee which had the matter in hand, and the secretarial duties were most admirably discharged by Miss M Humphreys Roberts. Many willing workers on Taoaday and Wednesday tied up the white heather sprays with red, wbite and blue ribbon and arranged the spiigs on cardboard trays which were iUpported by red braid and slung round the necks of the fair sellers. From early morning (7 50) to the departure of the 7 28 train the sellers urged their warea on the travellers thus pounds were collected, and tbe wholo day the beat of goodwill prevailed. The sellers were :-Mra Woullaw, Mies II Storey. Naree Jorei, Miss Emily Jones, Miss Foulkes-Roberts, Misses L Adams, Brebber, Kiepfer. Dilys Gee, Anwyl, Tre- gonning, B3nson Evans, b Marsden Davies, Aoita Divies, Gladys Jones, Nellie Evans, Gwjneth Jones, Mrs Rowlands, Mrs Alice Bellamy, Mrs Morris Davies, Misses Muriel Lloyd Davies, Sciale Pierce Hughes, Payliis and Eileen Bryan, Mildred Joyce, LUy Hughes, LUy Pierce, Edna Jones, Misses G.egion EHis, Misses Bernard Hiatin, Miss Houghtcn, Misses C ristmas Loveis, Annie Roberts, and the Girl Guides. There were alro boxes at the Bill Hotel, Riilway Hotel, Post Office, Asylum, and Castle Gate. All did good trade. AU the purple heather was gathered from the surrounding moors by kind friends, others kindly soat donations for ribbon and white heather, whilst roses and flrwors were sent to be sold, and bad a ready sale amongst farmers who v.ere o used to heather snd preferred a button hole. Tae MisEes G.egion Ellis dressed up a I pony with red cloth on his back and a collecting box in place of saddl?. Tee pony paraied H S rest, was greatly admired, and obtained a large urn. AU tha Council Sahcoig, N itronal and County SJ^OS'S were visited during the morning, rod the scllere, surrounded by eager bayerd, di posed of hundreds o' sprays, many patan* in silver. Mrs Hester?, and the Scoutmaster at Henllsn, were mOJt successful, and their contribution to tha fund was very wolcoaie. The Denbigh B .>5 S 5Quts made the collect- irg b( xes, which were tastefully covered with red, wbite and bice pper. The money collected was handed in at the Town Hall in the eveniag, an i the Mayor (Ccunci-lor T Lioyd JJn3. L on behalf of the Mayoress and Miss M Humphreys Roberts, thanked the collectors for thei. most valuable serfiaaa which had been rendered to enthusiastically. They had reason to be proud of the handsome manner in which the town had responded to tht call tor help, and tha fact that A:17 lOJ odè; had been received in ooppar indicated that young ladies bad worked extremely hard and willingly. The heather could be had at ai low a pI ice as a penny per sprig, but 31 was charged for tho whito, and a wite rule helped t :o pro- ceeds for if silver was tendered "no cfeinge was given" as all the coins were droppec into a sealed-up b x! 01 course, a very large na-Lber gave silver as a contribution there being several balf-crotus and enr- pieca of gold io the boxes, Mr Carcdoc Rees sending £1 li for a sprig of heather. After payirg all expengef, the nett result was over £ 32, Mee Daw, the hall keeper, very kindly made no charge in oonneotlon with the use of the room and cleaning.

Queen's Work for Women Fund. { X a d Subscriptions already acknowledged 10 10 0 Misses Hughes, Ystrad 1,a.f 1 0 0 Mrs J Harrison Jmes 1 0 0 Mr H Llewellyn Jones, Rhewl 0 5 0 Mrs Houghton and family 0 J 0 Miss L Price, Bronhaul. 0 5 0 Mias E Price, d3. 0 2 6 Mrs Maria Jonea 0 2 0 Proceeds ot 11 Heather Day." 31 15 0 Me Ca-aiog Bees for" Sprig of Heather." 1 1 0 Total 46 5 6 ( ————„———

Queen's Work for Woman Fund and Voluntary Aid Organisation, DONATIONS. .c s d Collooted by Mrs J R Owen end Mrs Kaepfer, including:—Mies E J Rober, High-jtreet, 5s; Mias Joneer, confectioner, 2 61; Mra Parry, butcher, Portland-place, 2) 6J; Mrs Roger H J ooel", H gh- street, 2s 6i Mr W H Williams I' 2:1 6 t; Mrs H D Hughes, Hjrist, 2s 6d Mr R B Adams, 2 61; Mrs L Williams, conieotiouer, 2i; Mrs Cartwrighb, 2-> Mrs Hughes, Pioneer, 2i Mr R W Jones, ironmonger, 2r, Mr A Daviea, (Bradlf y ), 2 s j smaller Euma, 8j 6d, 1 18 6 Mrs Davies, Ystrad Farm 1 0 0 I Mca Robelt Owm .]6 0 Weekly collection by the following ladies:—Mrs Tumour, 13s; The Mayoress, lOi 6j; Mrs Swayne, 6) Mrs Metailus Jones, 5d; Miss J C Lloyd-Williams, 5s; Mrs Gregaon Elis, 5i; Miaees Hughes, Ysirad isaf; Mrs J R OWdn and Mrs K<ppfer, 4i 61 2 14 0 Total. 6 8 6

DENBIGHSHIRE VOLUNTARY AID ORGANISATION. I I wish to think all those who hava so willingly and generously contributed both in ma'eriaL", work and money to the above organization in the parishes of Aberwhetl'r, Llandyrnog, Llangwyfan, Llangynhafal, Llanychan, and Llan- ynys. We have been able, through their generouB help, to send 256 garments this week to St John's Ambulance Association, the Roy il Welch Fusiliers, and the Belgians. Anohr consignment will be l sent shortly to sailors and soldiers' families, &c. V C RIGBY, VioPresidont and Commandant, Denbigh and Llandyrnog." -0

Denbigh Market. DENBIGH, 3/0 to 4/0 per couple; ducks 4 01 to G 01 per oouple eggs, !) and 10 for lii fresh butter, la 2d to 19 2.14 per lb; small tuba, Is id per lb beef, ild to lid par lb; mutton, 81 to 101 per lb piga, -11 i to 51 per lb I rabbits, 13 per couple English wool, 18 to Is Id per lb; Welih wool. 10¡J to 10id per lb.