Denbighshire Free Press

tw-ft- I That Early Morning Cough EVERT MUNITION WORKER NEED3 i PEPS. J Now is time to take Peps to atop that first ? Autumn Coagh from eettliog down into the longs and canning mischief which may under- mice your constitution. Especially if yon are a munition worker | your best defence agaioet the damp, early j morning air is to let a Pepa tablei or two dissolve in your mouth on your way to or from work. That troublesome early morning cough and throat irritation will then soon cease. There will be no more ct that choking for breath, that tickling in the throat, or that scrapiDg of the chest." Directly a Peps table* is put into the mouth its medicinal power is released in an air-like form, and filters every breath passing into the lungs. This has a comforting, healing and germ-destrojiog mult that resembles the far- famed Alpine Cure for throat and cheat troubles. Ordinary cough lozenges and liquid physic are simply swallowed into the stomach, and can only act indirectly on a cough or odd On the other hand, the Peps medioice is breathed In, and so gets to the seat of trouble at once. Peps are the right throat and chest medicine in the right form, and now that the weather Is so troublesome, it will pay everybody to keep a box handy,

Assaults on Publicans. f At Rathin Police Court on Monday, Robert Williekme, Bridge House, waa charged with ataaulting William Brock!e- hunt, licensee of the Star Inn, Rothio, on the previous Saturday. According to the prosecutioo, defendant called at the Star Inn after olesitg hooff, and asked complainant whether be had told anybody that he (defendant) bad insulted his housekeeper. Brcckiehurst replied, •* Yep, I told jour wife about it*" Thereupon defendant knocked complainant down and kicked him. They were separated by Mrs Brookiebursti and the police were aent for. Defendant's version was that he did cot know the touaekeeper to be Mr Brochle- burst's wife. Words ensued, complaina t atruck at witness, and he retaliated. j Deiendent was fined 20j, and bound over In the sum of X5 to keep the peace for six montha. The same defendant waa also fined 161 fo2 an assault on William Brookes Simon, landlord of the Eagles Inn.

Cruelty to a Horse. At Mold Petty Sessions, on Monday f Thomas Edward Starling, a butter and egg merchant, o! Clwyd-street, Rotbin was summoned for workiDg a iOllie whilst in an unfit state. The police evidence showed that defendant was found at Mold in charged of ft bay mare attached to a four-wheeled vebiole laden with but er and eggs, On examination raw and bleeding wounds were found on each tice of the back, the loio, and rump, while both knees were ba-ily damaged. A veterinary surgeon advised that it should be destrojed. The defendant, who did not appear, wrote frQtc Roohdate, admitting the cffsnce. The Chairman (Mr Robert Jonet) said H was one of the worst cases that bad ever' been before them, and the defendant woald be fined £ 5, or two montha* imprisonment.

Denblghshlre Appeal Tribunal. A sitting of the Tribunal was held at Rathin oa Saturday, Mr D 8 Dayies presiding. SYMPATHY. Before proceedirg to the ordinary business the Chairman referred to the death in tctfon of Lieut Porter, and flared a vote of sympathy and condolence Aith his father—Mr J M Porter, Colwyn Bay (who is a member of the Tribunal) I and family in their beresremoin t. -This was carried in the usual way. THE APPEALS. John Hugh Jones, the 19 years old sen of Mrs Elizabeth Jones, Maesmor Fycban, Osrrigydruidion, had been given a con- ¡ ditional exemption until March 80 h, and í the Military Kepresentative appealed, as it was not in the national interest that this single young man should rem&in in civil employment, and an cflier h%d been made to help on tile farm by a neighbour. The appeal was partially upheld, exemption being granted until January 5th instead of March 30th. The case of Thomas Morris, son of Mrs Morris, Bryndedwydd, Glaefryn, Ceriig-y- druidion, was exactly similar to the above. None of her three sons had joined the army, all being at home. The appeal of the Military Representa- tive was granted and exemption refused. David Thomas Humphreys, Maerdy Mill, near Corwen. The father appeared, and stated that his son was indispensable. The appeal was granted. No exemption given. Local tr: bunl exemption till I April lst ciccelled. In the case of Owen G JArrett, his father, Mr Owen Jarrett, Frcn Gancl, Llanbedr, appealed for a renewal cf the certificate. Granted till January 8th. Robert Evans, Fron Felyn, Llanbedr. appealed in respect of his -son, Samuel Evans, who had been tximptcd until September 30h. It appears that appli- cant has a married eon working for adjoining farmers who had been passed for military service, and Lieut Jones suggested that this man's married son should be conditionally exempted, on the understanding that he aseigted his father on his farm so that Samuel Evans could join the army. Temporary (xemption antil January 5th was granted, the Tribunal expressing the opinion that some arrangement could be made where by one of the sons could go to the army. Evan Lloyd Williams, corn factor, Glaefryn, Pwllglas, Ruthin, applied on behalf of himself for a farther exemption than until September 30.h. He said he was a married man, 35 years of age, and dealt largely in grain, feeding cakes, farm seeds, &o. He had at present a large stock of aitificial manures on htni, and Also about 1,200 hobbcts of barley ia stack, and to be disposed, of most d b having been bought off farmers, and had not been threshed. I Lieut Cyril Jones was prepared to agree to a cjnditional exemption if Mr Willism3 I would replace a man under 30 yns of' age on a farm during his slack season. » The Chairman The c-,urt is not supposed to find a man to act for Mr 1 Willi, ms.-Further exemption was re- fused, and leave to appeal to the Central Authority was also declined. The Local Tribunal had r, fused exemption to Robert Hngbes, teamsnaan, sen of Thomss Hughes, Tjdiya leaf, | Piion. Milk ig delivered from the farm I twica daily, and to Rhyl by road oa Sundays, and this was made one of the grounds of &peal. Fxe m ptiou until I January 8ik was granted. Edward Jones, Llyn lthys, Lli^pdegla, was exempted on condition that he 'I' continued to assist farmers in his district, Temporary exemption until September 30th, with no further appeal without i leave, was the decision of the Lccil Tribunal in the case of Thomss Roberts, Maestyddyn U end, Clawddnewydd, who took over the farm in October, 1015. He now appealed for leave to re-open his case. -L;eut Cyril Jones conteadfd that the faim could b3 cultivated by Roberts' p ") ffcther and brc<h?rp, who live close by.— Appellant's application WHS refused. John Eiiaa Jons, Pantglas Isaf, i llhewl, cowmsn, applied for exemption on J the ground that he hsd tsken Maeshed Farm, Llanynys, of 50 fcrcp, at a rental of X48. He is a married imn, 26 years of age.-The Local Tribunal was of opinion that ycucg men of military age should not take heavy resjonsibilities just now.-His application was refused. John James Jones, LlanbsDwcb, L'an- I fair, applied for further exemption to his son, E F Jone?, on the ground that ha himself knew hardly anything about farm work.—Lieut Jones said tbii, man was willing to join the crniy, and W53 no ehiik*r.—The appeal was refused. Alun Evsna, Lot Farm, Erryrys, was also refused exemption on the ground that he wss not required for farm work. The father admitted to Lieut Jones thst the statement cf cLim, and even the ex- emption form, hid been prepared by the loeel minis'.er. Lieut Jon< s I thought so, and I believe the miniater takes Drida in the number of me-d he gets ex mpv,ed. Exemption was refussd. The Military Representative appealed agiinst six months exemption given by the Local Tribunal to John Rowland Williams, Pentrellec1?, LUnrhakdr. The young man's father stated that. in addition to a farm of 105 acres, he had three tbreebicg machines, 5Dd usually thrashed for 200 farmer?, but owing to the -lack cf drivers only one engine was now woikiog. -The appeal was refused. The Appeal Tribunal htd granted exjmpiion until Sfptember 30th to DATH John Hughes, teamsmaD, Pieced Isaf. Rulbin. His father appealed for an extension for lis Eon, previously exempted to September 30th. Ha was, his fitter said, an expert farm r, havi&g been through a course of training in Biogor University College.—Condition?.! I, x- emption WJEI granted so lorg n3 Hughes continues in bis present cccapaUoa, Exemption uuii April lit was given to Robert Evans, in the employ of John Parry, Rossa Bach, Denbigh. The application of William Woollon, I gamekeeper, Tanyfoel, Llanarmon, W-2 refused, with a recommendation to the Military Representative that a plica be found for the man on a local farm, Edward Robertp, Tynewydd, Aber- wheeler.-Exeraption refused. John Hugh EY.,1DS, Chanty, Llanbedr. -Refused. Isaac Evans, Bryn Neba, Llanf,%ir. Exemption until January 8:h. Robert John Lloyd, I-leoyfron, DI-rivort. —Rtfuscd. Robert Thomss, Ma?idy Smitby. Until March 18th. ( Offen Roberts, Gaerdden, Certig-y- druid ion. -Refused. Robert Miebafl-Jeuts, Cwm Gjiddwfr, Oerrigydruidion,- Refused. Isaac Eilis, L!ae&hw"ydd, Csrrig-y- druidion.—Uutii April 18,h. Robert R Thomas, Fron Isaf, Cerrig-y- di uidi--u.- Applic-it ion not ia order.

BODFARI. WESLIYAN OR A PI L.-The tarvest thanks- giving girvicea ware held ab the Weslej&n Chop, Ion Thuy,,day las,. A prayer meoJirg was he Id at 2 p.m asd a powerful atd iffactivo eermon was delivered at 7 p.m. by the Rav D H. Thcnng, St Asaph. Tiao oollectiona ware in eiLl of the chapel f..iie3. I

I glLLJARD AND BAGATELLE TABLES A Large Stockof New and Sccond- hand Tables a] ways on hand also Owjvertible Billiard and Dining Tables. Wytefor List, G.jSdward». Ltd., 134,KinRgland Rd.. N.Kj

THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY" AND THE WAR SEAL « HABIT." An interesting development in charitaVo work h ab-:if, to be mado by the London and North Western Railway Company, which has always been in the ;orofrz)zit in enterprise aisoeisted with fceoevolsnt effort. The contribution In "man power to the war by this Company already has besn very large, indeed, and the figure includes a large nuaabar of men from the North Wales diatriot;, and recognising thsi many or taa employes nobly fi jbtingfor th9i:.o eocairy way rofcarn maimed and broker, it has been decided to give the War S 'a! Foundation (llJllndÐ:J b; Mr Ojwald Suoll) its cordial support. Taia organisation, ii wiU ba remembered, wae founded to provide, at smalt rentals, dwellings acswerisg tbo reqaifaasaaSs of permanent invalids for Eridsh saUora, wIcHers, aJd airmen disabled through the present wr, by ixeaae, ol tho asio ol Was Sesis to the publio, la the ecusse of tha naxt re days thefo War Seaia (24 for 1<) will bo obfaiaab'e praoticilly everywhere cn the London and North Western Railway system, and the proceads of the sale of theiewili be devoted 1 to the provision of flits in different cenires fpecia,H, earmarked for the use of London .and North Weitern eir>p!ojc*s disabled through the war, The War Seals esa 8e3 ba obtained direct froua the PaUiicity D. partraent, Eastcn fetation, by sending la Id in postage stamps.

ABOUT CIGARETTES FOR THE BOYS." Nowspapar roadsra oan pcarce'y ftil to notice the vaitj impTovemeni efFsoted of late in the advertisements in the preas. Not only in the picSoiial side far more artistic, bub tha appeal of the lobtorpress ii more rirecfc and, generally speaking, more digsiifisd. There is an exoeilent esampls of this improved type of appealing in many of the paper* just new, emanating from tho Biitiafc-Amaiban Tobacco Co., acd reminding us of the neocssity of keep- ing up the supply of eig-irettes for the B.)ya at the various batila Frontp, and for the B:ae. jackets at Sea. The keynote to which the advaitisement ia an epi quatstion which msny peop'e will recogaioj as from a deiightful oensribation to Panch,' in which a Tummy tzlxi aboai the I Conversation Bock ho took ous with him, and how • the fxiend'y kicd 0' things he wanted to eay, why them things wasn't there,' Bat when he me5 a, French oomrade I a' roostin' in a trench,' although, as Tommy says, I didn'b use the phrase book, 'E 'ad my only Woodbine, and I 'ad 'is thin Oigar, which tea the bail a-rolling,' and we was comrades when W3 parted, and we'd 'ardly epoke at all.' Yes, that e jaet the way with the Boys ovtr the water, but as yoa can send 280 for 3a 3d don' leb Tommy gat down to his I I&t Woc;dbirie any mere. Write to the BItiLh- merican Tobacco Co. (Ex. D.pt) Weatmineter H use. 7, Millbank, London, b.W., for putioulare of other porosis.

MMMmMMMMMMMM'W i Rheunudism in the TreEclses. Wet and damp bring on Rheumatism and cause the men in the trenches much suffering. But it can be stepped at once—just a few drops of Sloan's Liniment is all that is needed. No rubbing is required—the pain flies away in- I stantly. Send a bottle in your next parcel. f t: i At4 lim lw LINIMENT lULLS PAIN Mr*. B?!'ey, 11. Mayfield Road, Gravesend, writes: My soii rote hon:s to say he had rheumatism in his yt-'rC fot-t and leys very S ✓* t-ad, through so much » rain znd mud in the a ^trer.ches. I sent him a it f# bott:e of Sloan's Lini- 0-1-141 1116111 and 1;e says he J Jf jf' 3 ftels a oiftcrert man » P*'S; a ^eet ant^ lcss-" £ I Sloan's Liniment W stops the pai-n of Rheu- J miitisiD, Sciatica, jf Sprains and Bruises in-wediately. A £ nia" to >he men in" the tenches. J| Sold all Chemists I Ia "12'3. S FREE Msample I Li trial boU°e FKElf.6 Viholesale Depot: £ 6, Cleikenwcll Road, Lordcn, B.C. HKKEHIglKSMlSMM* J Local Lighting Table. Front ftnd raar ligb'J8 mast be skoyvn from half-ar-hour afbsr sunset to hilf-au-houc before sunrise. UOZaiCK ovxiia; Saturday, Ocbcbor 23th 6 58. 5 30 Sunday, Oaoober 29 h 6 59. 5 28 Monday, October 30)h 7 1. 5 26 Tuas-day, Oo^r.bar 37 3. 5 21 YVedno day, November 1st 7 5. 5 23 Tbu-Edav, Novem-'er 7 7. 5 21 Friday, Nj«emb9r 3:d 7 9. 5 19 ,W'i-r:i" | IKSIST ON HAVING | pw Ij I BAKING POWDER. I BEST, PUREST AMD STRONGKST. M Avo: J all cheap biilkv packets and loose 13akin¡; l'owtlcr. LIFE-LIKE ARTIFICIAL TEETH [to be had Hes FITT-ED I { w— ALL TEETH GUARANTEED. Williams' Dental Institute, RUTHiN ROAD, DENBIGH. You are inyitod to crli snd see epecimsos of our Work end have a consultsticn about your personal reqairements FREE OF CHARGE. PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS BY AN^BSTaB SoAL Or all Teeth extracted FREE to thosj who get Teeih inserted. JREPAIRS done in two hoars' notice. MISFITS of any re-modelled from 1/- per Tooih Change of Branch Surgery. NOTICE.-Tho public are requested to nate th%n tho Brsnck Bargery at Denbigh has been ti.arsferred frcm Coronation BuilJi )gi; to 10, HALL SQUARE. Hours 1 bo 5. Mtrkpb Days on'y. BSANOBES •, KUTHIN—Attendftcco at Mrs. DANIELS every Market and S air Days, COR WEN—At Mr. DAVIEs', Photographer, every Friday and Fair Dtyf;. ST. ASAPH—At Mrs. JONEs' Refreshment Boems evary Thursday. CERRIGYDRUIDION—Every F.Air Day between 10 and 2 o'clock, and every other altern^ts Monday bstwoau 1 uud 4 o ctock, at Mr. R ciird Evans (Tailor), Biyngolsu. LLANFAIRTALHAIARN—At Miss Davics, Poflb OffioV avary Tassday between 1 and 4 o'cltck, Also at 10/ HALL SQUARE, DENBIGH, Market D-.ya oJy. FARES ALLOWED TO COUNTRY PATIENTS. -=- -Z-, ^SPECIAL BARGAINS" tor short time only, j •• The Farmer's House. "SlvV\ .V\v -N\Vv ^Vvv Tbi3 Honae is oruplete with i V\' •x->% \a\v;> fl >or neatbosea, and cr<030tcd_ :i3 [■■'{ | ■! j^ p |lf| ^"E0uo!icu^ i;! I: :'N lilj Hi 1 |i M 'M ^x3si ft. high— 1Kj.jJ!]; 39s. gigf. •: !'WJ^Iv sxs^s ft. ligt— 'Wheels aud Axles 15J. fxira. Strong, Cheap Meld Gates 8 fil. 0 ft. 10 fl. 12s. 6d. 13t. 133. 6J. Greosotiog, le. 3d. Planed for Fainting, 23, exira. Hacging Iten?, 8 •• 6d.L ~Tj [ ■ ALL AL 03D EUBCAKRIAG3 PAID. The Smallholder, s: ^^i'TTTiTffli 1. Tli0 above House is eouaplete i, irith fl.or and ncstbw-B, and ij j creosoted fr<.e. j ;i j j ~~P 1 p; S.j 4x3x3 ft. high— 111 i iii: 32s Gd CiIiS 1 I: IJiii Da* ^n>. 2 111 i iii: 32s Gd CiIiS 1 I: IJiii Da* ^n>. llpi 'i i ISj'l U-^1 5x8ix3i ft. high— •T'-40s. «« ALL £ 1 ORDERS CARRIAGE PAID F. W. BARKER Co., Ltd., v "'[.a.wo. BEFORE THE TRIBUNAL! of Public Taste and Critical Opinion OUR TEAS are acknowledged to be the best Value offering in Quality and Price, and now called up for ACTIVE SERVICE in the homes of our numerous patrons. Our Popular Red Packet CEYLON TEA is still leading in all the essentials of good TEA..) 0 Delicious Flavour, Rich Liquor, Fragrant and Befreshiijg. per lb. 2s ad. per lb. AT THE POPULAR STORES OF- Rinoft E. B. JONES & CO, St Asaph, Denbigh, & Ruthin. J]f8 Physician must have the BEST- All Medicini J I "-1" PrePare<l iQ my Prescription Depaitment can be | 0a be skilfully and conscien'ioua t-1"" compounded from the purest and highest quality materials, exactly as prescribed by the doctor. NO. EXTRAVAGANT CHARGES. T. J. EOBEETS, IØ Chemist, ç-1I lif 2, Well Street, Ruthin. Rexall Agent for Ruthiu. C3.16 '^aaaa M H W C mm m m u v mm m mt u m T« B ell I M n M <H M t r w MN rB B Go to the RIGHT SHOP. Seek the advice of experienced Furnishers. IT WILL PAY YOU. ASTON & SON, Ltd., Have had 35 years practical experience in the business. Hundreds of homes have been successfully furnished by them. L Li Furniture, Carpets, Ironmongery, Complete House Furnishers, Bedsteads, Bedding, Linoleums, China and Glass, Mangles, Baby Carriages. —— | I ASTON & SON, Ltd., I Furniture Manufacturers, I Denbigh. I CASH OR CREDIT. FREE DELIYERY. CASH OR CREDIT. FREE DELIVERY. ■