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SILIi BY mmunno. Diggory & Chapman, AUCTIONEERS aad VALUERS, Oorwea, Bala. and Dolgelley. 6, ITESID PLACE; BALA. IALB OF Vutiqnc and Modern Furniture. Mill?,I DIGOOBY Se CHAPMAN beg ts annauase thair instructions from the hopx#soztativos 8f the late Mrs. Ànn Prio6 to loll by Auction ou THURSDAY, MARCH tlth, 2 919 the whole of the ANTIQUE ami WODIRM FURNITURE, including several valaable items ia (Jtuuina Antiijua Oak and llahegany, Willow Pattern and etker China, Astique Copper and Brass, at*. Also Modem ftbuag *sit Bedroom Furaiiara, litchoa Raqaisites, eta, Xals At ens 0'0111111: prsnapt, 2 1.11AI IB11 Sale by Mr. O. Wesley Hanlam, P. 1.1 By dirosfcien of H, Boston ldaseey, Jgeq J.P. Itnlbrtdfe House, Bnutll Road Rbyl, Eifhly Imperianfc and Ltbraotive jihle cf Costly Modem IMAIDENTIAL FUftNITUaE of smparb workmanship, principally mad a to grair by Messrs. i. Sdwarda and too. Staffa d and ineladiag a very Yalaabia Dining R), ra Baits ia Pcllard Oak, Drawing Room Appoint llamas of Aalae design aad smpsrior tlaieh. insladmg Baaatifal Inlaid Cabiaeta garte", Occasional Cbalrs and Tables, a valaable Vprighb Grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood & Ion. In mahogany ease Ormolu Olock- and famdelakime, quantity of Georgian and liatly Viatoriaa Silver, Costly China, and Dacor^tlve Articles. Yaluable Oil Palnfilcga, Kogravings, aad Water Colour Drawings, Costly Bed- akamber Saitea of saperb manufacsure and detigp, Axmiusoer and Pile Oarpots, Kiccben and Domestic Usenetls, aad Outaide Effacbe. 0 WESLEY MASLAM. F.A.I,, has been „ favoured wieh instructions to Sail by Aaetiea, as above, ea WEDNESDAY Aaetiea, as above, ea WEDNESDAY SSVBIBAY, and FRIDAY, MAROK 5ih, ftà, aad 7ib, 1919. lWa he commence wwh day at Il- "ilw day, Baasday, Mirch 4th, from 11 a,,u. to A p.m., and morniage of ilik'a. Adasisaien to Yiew and Sale by Catalogue, )Ii.. Is. aaah, wkiok may be obtained from the AneWonoer all his OAoes, Towa Hali Chambers, Rhyl (Telephone 70), and High ■total, Prestatyn. 249111 '0 Sals by Mr, George Perkins- VALM or CLWTD. To Weirmers. eatrymen, I.Te8.re. and Others. __— JUIDAY, 14bla MABOH, 1919. farlil) 99 Wae., St. Asaph, MB. tBORSS PERKIS3 wiil of ar for Bale by Public Aaebion ab the IMP1SIAL HOTEL. BHYL, ah g p.m. cs Mia shove date, subject to conditions whisk WiU b« tkaa read, alt that deai sable and well sitaafted Freehold Farm of 70 aeres of g3cd arable Oastere and Meadow Land, knawn as PliAi f OCX, 1b tba Pariah of Waeo 8(. Aa&pb, with good Dwaiiiog Hoasa aod capital aao^ai- aaadatioa, and aoperior well arrangel out,. kaildiosra. good fens-s, and within easy reach ai Railway Sfeatloo aad goad market?. Tkis Bala olera an excellent opportunity of taaariog aae «f the moat aonvetiionfcly •itiMtad lams la lk« lovely Yale Glwyd. A Plan of the Properly can bs 18.. at the OIESO oj Mr. F. W. Qrimsltj, ei. Asaph. Forpartiontars see Paatera, er apply to the Aaatianear, Abergele and Rhyl or to Messrs. Chadwiak aad looa, Bolieitara, 3, Old Square, Warwick; m8 Sales by Messrs Frank hloyd and Sons. 450 HORSES. Next Week. Nortk Wales Repository. IWrexhara- FRANK LLOYD & SONS WIN 8eil on WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sh.-lOl De- mobilised Horasa. eomprisieg 6 ah FgerP. 52 Riding Horses, 2i Light Draught aDd 19 Heavy. These Horses will be on view day prior to Sale. THURSDAY, MARGcI 6bb. -350 Heavy and Light Harass, inoloding Powerfal Town Msres and Geldings (one of fchs host solectioaa sesa out f.)r L-ame time) Van. nerd, Agricultural Oj!t-s, Padlsfrea 8bire«, uduful H*m933 Horae?, S ylisb (Joba &• d Punisa. A gnad loti direc from tha breeders. Bale esch day at 12 o'olcck. Catalogues from the Anctioueare,. :3M b 1 -S:?'J?'- .ala Py M! Adam-, F.A.T. AT THE DRUID INH, About Õ miles from Hold. ril S. ADAMS, F.A.I., id f&?oured wibh J 9 iaatcuasiong from Mr. Jjn«3 (wiii ia leaving) to Sail On THURSDAY, MAROS: G h, 1919, 10 Head of Jhoisa Cattfe. Viz. :—Grand le-Catf Batry Cow to he 4th calf in April, In-calf Roan Go-r to cal* 2nd cali in Juae, Red Birred Cow, Biue Heifer W ite Bullock riiing 2 yaara, epi-iiad-d 2 yeat Red Heifer (la-caU), 2 disto Heifer Calve-, YearHafc BaUock 6 manths aid, IB -,U'.tcck Qä:f. Kxeelieab la-foal Mate, i yeari, 1ft 1 iu&di. Capitol C3V9IMæ, Gar and Ssi It i\!S- moaatsd Haraess. plointair-I Xearlicg 0-sh, tosetbe? wi'.h 19 Uoapiea Pafc-krad Waite Wyandotte ii'Bwla. Nearly '*#w 2-kaife Gliafi Catter, DiUo Palper. 3fJ. Portable S lova, 7 Oow Chai> a Sundry Harness, sitone Troagbs, Wa»o Muga and Daify U^eosils ice ading Milk Sapars-or by Liewelyn Soyihes, Piktle, Wheelbarrow, 16-tv8 Ladder, New 14-itave Lidder, d-pieoea PiOQ Piae Timber, Ilfo. 1-y 6io. j Wood and Irca Girden S81H, 2 Ihe Hives, small Riok Straw, and numeroaa otbar ffarmiEg I emi". ALa. I Surplus Sou^ekold Fu,nitare, iaoladmff caw Bfu. 6ia. well m-ile Oak D;uiag Table with extra lefcf 7-piece Leather 8a.se having carved frame-, Oft Gin. Oid Oak Chest, very handsome ebonized Tete-a-Teto fiastee in Hgared blae satin, 9f J Table with drawer, 8 Dfal Top Tables, spiendidiy mado Pine Shelving 3 tier fift. wide, Laving 7 chawars below 5fo. Kitcbea Dresser with 7 drawer? and centre cupboard?, 5tc. by 3-&M h coaapo and figured freuae L-. h Bak and Kitchaa Chak?, Dfessiog Table and Wask- aiand. lf». lio. Brass Bedstead aad Spring Matcress. 2 Painted Cupboards, 3!t. 6in, by '2ft, 6in. Steel Feeder, Bitto Stool, Pioturea, 4 Dining Tab:e3 and Tra^ ie-, six lOH. Wood Form., Folding Chair", 2 dacr Meat Ssfa, 2 Hanging Lamps ar ci Khadts, Cauvsa and Leatksr Hvldaila, C.oiing Ucenails, Sundry C oakaty, and g-rarai sssortmcQt if useful effeeta. Cifiusl Bagatolis Beaid with B..l;, and Ones compicte. Sain Rt 1 o'clock sharp. Aueiioceer's Egt6 Offlicaa and Salo BoonH- 8bethr Stieat, Mold..1 BANK PLACE STORES DENBIGH. Groceries and Provisions. N#TIGE.—MRS, CHRISTMAS LBWI3 begs t. iafforo Ler Casfcomera Eind or-,hors fchas her sic, LEONARD H. LEWIS, has beau dtmobi-i?ed from the At my, and haB mTf taken chare cf the business as prcvlone'y. A varied i)tock cf all kltsdj of Grocones, & of the be<it cboicost qaalic? will ba lunplisd n,s Moderate Charges, sr.d ALL OP.DERS v.i! factive prompt attention. THB Address BANK PLACE STORES, VALS STREET, DENBiaiX. 251uc EXTENSION OF TENANCY. R. HARRIS JONES, 1, Market Street, RUTHIN, is now showing the Latest Novelties for Early Spring Wear in Millinery, Blouses, and Ladies' Underwear. A large Stock of New Drees and Costume Materials. I Di!,ssamakingoit the PrGmises. Fitting and Style Guaranteed, I X.E.J. leopes ihat he will receive a contiiaiiatice of the support hitherto extended to him. 25&^5 I HAROLD ALLSUP, PAINTER, House and Church Decorator, Gilder and Paperhanger. I Books of Latest Design always on hand- First Class Work Guaranteed. XBTIMATES FREE. Distance no Olbjeet. Mwrog House, Ruthin, Branch: 31, Post Office Lane, Denbigh. Alao at fit,, Asaph. y Siesars. OLO U GH & Uo., Estate Agents, Auotionears and Valuers, Denbigh and R-mthin. DENB^H SMITHFIELD. I Take NoticGi RABING of Fat Stock will take at the VJX above Marti aa usual on MONDAY NEST, MARCH 3rd, 1919. To oommsnce at 1080 a m. 25iml OLOUGH & 00. I Vale of Clwyd Auation Mart. Ruthin. Weekly S3e thfoutfhout the Year NilXT 9ALE TUEDAY, MARCH 4th (BWTHIN FAIR DAY), Mmmncin2 at 10 o alock. Messrs clough & GO. b«g to anaoasce than the above Math will be opsu Weekly, viz., on EVERY MONDAY excepting vhn Monday ureceding the Monthly Fair, fcr tha Sale ot FAT and STORE STOCK of every Description. OLOUGH & CO., AncticnoerB, 671a3 Ruthin and Denbigh Vila of Clwyd Auction Mart, Ruthin. Take Notloa. of Fa^ 8 05k will take place at the iiart an oanal On TUESDAY HIST (FAH DAY), MABJH 4 h, 1919. To oomaaencc at 10 a8 a.m. A'so lb, usu,.l tiale of S:ore Stock ef every d JPcdpticv. 265ml CLOBGH & CO. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. The Auction Mart Llansannan, GRADING. BY order cf the Live Stook Commissioner the above Ma-t will be Closed until further notice against) all Fat Auimah for Grading. The usual 8aie of Store Stock of every deaarip '.aa will take pla-a on FhIQAY MARCa 7tb, 31ii9, commencing at 13 o'olock. Sntriss raspectfally Boilcited. CLOUGH & CO.. 266ml Aaolioreoi Townsand Cafe, Do blgh, THURSDAY, MAROH 13ib, 2919. IMPORTANT SALS om VALUABLE ANTIQUB AND MODERN IXonsehold Appointments. TLTESSR3 OLOUGH & 00 will Sail by Aucb'.en on tha above premises VALU ABLB FURNITURE and Effects, briefly comp.-i stag: -M ihogany aad Wftlnjt Side- boards, wi:h bavel (3fla3o backs an! panel*: liardsorns Overmantels, Parlour Bailee, com- prising, Oouches, Basy and Single Chains, Brass and Iron Fendera and Irons, Ocoaei mal Window ftcd o- her Tib!e«-, Coppo,- Urns. Linoleuoi*, Carpal, and Hearthrug*. P?ctu?ea and Engravings, Manuel and othir Oboks. Tabic and Hanging Lamp*, Bed tnd Tabla L'aan, 5 Beisa Moa-itod Bsustaad] with ap iug Palliatses, Fea-hcr Beds, Bolfltera and Plil.-IWF, Marble Top and Tiled back Washstands, Towel Rail', B Ware, Ohestaof Drawers, Osno 3 ated and other Chairs L.,cki-,ig Ql»8«>ea Kitchen Tiblts3 Chairp, B c-akfasi and Dinner Gruew Oro,k, ry, Patent B oad Maker, Copper Warming Par, Ooliaary Utanails, L1.iy's Humber" Cyc e, etc., etc. Bale at 12 30 o'clock. Terms Btricoly Gash. 267mS IMPORTANT S&L% OF PAZ ICHOriD P 40 PS itti 4 I. VILLAGE OF TREFNANT. Accommodfttioci or Building Lind opposita Bryniyfiryn, centaining S" acree. Small Holding known as GORPHVVtfSFA, comprising It acre:1, with Dwelling House and OuibuiJdiDgp. Bhht) wc'i-baiit Cobtagej hcown as RAILWAY TERKAQE, wi>.h Gardens and Pigasie». PARISH OF LLANJSEFYDD. A!i than Aiab.Ia and Pasture Farm k?;owo aa NANT 134A, cootaiainj; 32 so.oe, il the occupation of Blr. Thomas Jvue". TOWN OF DENBIGH. All tha, wel!-buil-t Houeo, wish oomoiodlaus Yard and Oa-buildings, known as TAN-Y- BERLLAN, Middle LaQEI. The above will bo offeced by Pablio Auction at art early date, CLOUGH & CO., Auctioneers, -?3a.e. Denbigh and Rath'n- ':4< -L. Messrs T W Leathes. Agricultural Hall; Ruthin. FAIR DAlf SA-LE, TUESDAY, flAHCH tJrb, Commencing; at 10 o'clock, The following are Special Entries ior thab Sale.- To be Sold by ;\yTESSRS. T. & W. LtiATKES at bhs ixl AGRICULTURAL HALL. RUTHIN, on TUESDAY. MAHGH ith (Fair Day) 6 Young SHORTHOHN BULLS, direct lrom Cumberland, the property of Mr J. Williamson, Derwt-n Hail, Corweo. The 1 roperty of Mr, John Ksllotb, Plas- newydd, whioh are being sold owing to having given up the Acore Land :—23 strong two year old Shorthorn end Croas-bred Barren Heifera (oatlyers; j 100 Grand Yonag Radnor and Cross-bred EAes, ic-lemb to Lsioester, Shropshire, and Soathdowrt Rams; 100 Cross-bred Yearling Sheep, forward In condition. Strong Cart Filly, rising two, from Llan. ychan. 4 Brown Filiy and Bay Cart Celt, rising three (anbrok-.n), grand stamp f:om Wern Fawr, to be sold at I o'clock. Also 21 Store Cattle from Wern Fawr, aame'y. 13 eigh-etn months old Bullocks (11 roaD, 2 rede), '3 April Calvere, 2 Heifera due May, and i Heifer Suika. Also to be Sold splendid DOG CART, in geod condit on qoamlty of Harness, inciud- ing Set of Silver Mounted Harness, Ploughing Gaarp, Trailers, Chairs, &c., to be Bold without reserve. Farther entries for the above kindly solicited, if made early nezti week will be advertised T. & W. LEArIIE, vaetioaaerR Agricultural Hall Rathln, and Denbigh. 884>28 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. By order of W. Godfrey Lecomber, Esq., Dedwyddfa, Ruthin, who is re furnishing the above residence throughout. MESSRS. T. & w. LEATHES will Sell by Public Auction, at aa early date. the whole of the BIftH CLASS FURNITURE on tho above premises, being the contents of 3 Entertaining Rooms, Entrance Hall, 6 Bed- roorai, liUobfKs. &9-< and Outdoor ES#cta. FtJrMTO t^blfmlari 111 fatvire aUnotinoamsnts, Richard Pearce, F.A.I. j Talsphon« No. 10. I Telegr ama Pearaa, Auctioneer, Abargelo. OS303 Market Street, Abergele, Proprietor And Originator of The Fartaerp' Market I The moat rsilable Market in the District. Always a good supply and demand. ) BEE INITEEFIMT.D, ABEBaELE. t SALE OF BAIRY AND STORE BIO OK KEXT MONDAY AS USUAL, j O FAT iTOCK. ¡ Abepgelo Great March Horse Sale and Show of Shirss, WE8NE8.8.Â.Y, MADCH 12th, 1919. JCaO IN CASH PRIZES, Sand for Lists uovr raady. Bust SJaire Mare can wia 225 Casli. Gelding £1; I Grand Trade at last Sala. Carriage paid 811 Horses railed and sold, I Stabling overnight free. Largo aUandaiaco of Buyers assured. Enter early. Enquiries invited. RICHARD PEARCE, F.AJ, 144ail Austionesr. DAVID THO MASTS ON I AiioUoDaerB, Valuers, and it state Agents. Yaruations and Salsa of Freehold Properties a I Spaaiality. I Partieular.s of 1roparties for Sale by private trreatj on applieatiom. STJINLEY HALL AVCTION MART, RUTHIN. BALli EARLY IN MARCH NEXT at Stan ey Hsdl Aue ioa Boom", liathin, A NTIQG2 &nd Modern Fumitare, Out djjr Effjcr.?, e c. B;moved to con vsnierca of S lie. I Parti38 wiihiog to include further ^rticlef I for SA!e aro kindly 'tq^ea^cd to notify :be AucticuQers al. oace so rbt: the goods uiiy be du>y advertise I DAVID THOMAS & tON, ao Auotionsar t ) important to Farmars. } 1^1 K J DOWNING, Danbigh, Ageut fo *5 Messrs Lever Bros solieits orders for CATTLE FEEDING CARBS and MEALS also CALF MBALS, and spleadid MEALS for PigB aud Potlltviy 129n.c John Williams, The Cottage, Llanrliaiadr Deceased). ALL Persons having any claims against, or owing money to the Estate of the above deceased, are requested to forward particulars deceased, aro requested to forward particulars J thereof, not later than 6th March next, to PARRY JQNES. FRANCIS & DAVIES, Denbigh, 210ail Solicitors for tha Executrix. BOROUGH OF RUTilVW. HOUSING SCHEME. THE Town Council ore prepared to purchase Sites within the lieron^h suitable for the erection of Workmen's dewellings. Partienlrrs (including prices* of any available Sites should | be sent to nae, the undersigned, without delay. | Owners wishing to dispose of Cottage Property I sheuld also communicate with me regarding the same j BALDWIN GRIFFITH, i m Town Clerk, j Town Clerk's Office, Ruthin. j 27th February, 1019. 5 2&8ml | Ru £ hin$how Society. A MEETING of the Subscribers and ali Inners^.fid will tafaa placa on j WEDNESDAY NEXT MARCH 5th ^7 p.m at the OA3'LE HOPEIj, RUTHIN, to discuss the desirability of holding a db w this year. 253ml j .2: A WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE will be h:d at the j County Hsir, Denbigh, Oa TUESDAY NEXT, MAROH 4-b, at 7.15 ptoIDp". TiokeS Ho dera oaly admitto l. I TICKETS I s. Procseds in aid of 3 Daastan's HostQl for Biind Soldiers and Bailors 205ml or Transfer of Business. J. JONES, DRUID BUILDINGS, HIGH. STREET, DENBIGH, Wighas to laform liti nntaerous OU'Jt -J). ).: ant, 1 hi h^s opeasd bbe 1 OLD POST OFr- i withagPLSNOID A930 iTMEN 0 oi Boot and Shoes, ai Raasonable Pdo's. Repairs dme, no a1\bhet whara b wish bfat Miteiiala and Workminahip ai hrvteb fricas at f sw sddrasy. NOT & NEW ADDRESS OLD POST OFFIGE (Late Druid Buildings), HIGH STREET, DENBIGH. For Sale. OR SALE, SPRING BEANS- SEED t. Apply D. Thomas, Plas-isa, Ruthin, ml A 3$h.p. MOTOR CYCLE with SIDE GAR, in perfect order, for Sale. For particulars apply "J„" FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh, rnt MK. R. J. watkinb, Galltegfa, Ruthin, will have several truck loads of POTATO dKED direct from Scotland for Disposal at an early date. Immediate enquiries should be made by Farmers. ii-i Lost and Found. MISflJNfi fnairi Green Banh, Tremeirchion, sinca Christmas, RAM, on eide R,M„" and *3 WELSH JifragK gfatpped '• E.l>/ Apply Mf. GrWuBsffi, Trensirohiou, 'ml c- H¡:. "1<:i;l;'1;t;iq-J¡i:>it<i"'}fi; I want my money where I can get at it W/E all like to feel that we can lay hands on money if we want it. One reason why War Savings Certificates are so popular !n is that they are cashable on demand. You can cash one or all of your War Savings Certificates at any time by giving two or three days' notice to the Post Office. The wise man, however, will not part with his Certificates unless he is obliged to do so, for in five years the Government will pay a full £ 1 for every 15/6 invested in this way. Then put it into & WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES You can buy them through any Bank, Post Office, Association, or Official Agent. IU1B- c. f.;r. >. >< 1:5: ::{' :.j> > ..?j: ::t; L, J ft EE QUIRED, for London, good HOUSE- MAID. Alao GIRL as third housemaid Apply Mrs. Hopkins, 12a, Curzon Street, Mayfair, London, W. 1. u c. ANTED, Married Man as BAILIFF Wife to. help in milking. Ao. Good wages and cottage. J, T. Davies, Tan-y-Don Dairy, Pre,,itatyn. *ml WANTED, thoroughly experienoed IUTCHEN- t MAID and two SCWLLEBY MAID3. Apply Honsekeoper, Howell's Sohool, Denbitvh. *ml WANTED, SHOP ASSISTANT. "Apply Mrs, Evans, Confectioner, Vale Street, Denbigh. *m8 AN"UED, irnmectiately, YUUNG AIAN to w aisist at tho Gzoeory Counter, aiid assist at tho Grocery Counter, and make himself generally useful. Apply ROllw and Son, Chemists, Ruthin. 257ml WANTED, Young Man single, as UNDER- < I f KEEPER. Preferenee given te man with srmy service Apply to Head Keeper, Pool Park, Ruthin, 234m8 WANTED, GROOM-GARDENER. Able to milk. Married. Cottage provided.; Apply "No 231, FaEE PHKSS Office, Denbigh *m8 NURSE-HELP Wanted superior. Com- r fortable home. Only light duties. Apply, stating age, wages required. Mi's. W. E. Cluett, Tarpiorley, Ciieshii-e. Z-Ill Wanted. i I RANTED, to Rent Unfurnished Housu; W enterlaining. 5 6 bedrooms. Garden. i St. Asaph or Denbigh district Fall particulars. to Mrs. 0 Parslow, Donaghadee, Formby, Laneg. *ml I COUNTRY HOUSE, furnished or un- \1 furnisheà-Ruthin, Denbigh, St. Asaph district Wanted. Three entertaining, about 0 bedreoms Apply Major Ocklestou Edgewoed, Bromborough, Cheshire ml ANTED PIANO, upright. Must be ii> good cendition and tone. Description and price to II Ne. 259," FREE PnFss Office, Denbigh. Hill. R. NOlfJiAN MMOS bega to announce that ha has opened Offices on his own account at- Coronation Buildings. Back Row, Denbigh, as 5H ACCOUNTANT and ESTATE AGENT. and is prepared to undertake jTHE WIIIIING UP, AUDITING, AND BALANCING OF TR.\DBSMEN'ij BOOKS, .iiJSNT AND D:-CB E COLLSOTION Also tha Preparation of FAHMSR?'. TR*DB3MEN' aod oher I INCOME TAX RETURNS Ropiym-oat Ciaims rutio and followed Dp. Mr, Edwards hopaa by corxsfcaob and promp abtention to Business, aid reaaonab's charge- to merio the support of the Local Public. Distance no objsat. nalb _T_ -r-c
Family Notices
DEATHS. RcnanTi.—On Fsbra'^y SiBid, ab 47 years 01 age, lit, Edward RsberTs, engine drive, Girde^'tg.'racd. Danbigh. He leaves b widow ani fill yoaug children to mou t. hia loss, IN MEMORIAM. DAMi's.—In ever loving memory of our dear mother. Mary, wife of the late Rov W J Davies, Carmal House, Llauelidan, who died February 28th, 1898. Annie, Amy, Oounie, and Jessie, daughters, and Ben, Will, and Ernest, sons ih-law. P^MBKB.—In affectionate remembrance of Sarah Pember, who passed away Febraary 27th, 1318.. Sleep on, beloved, sleûp, and takri thy rest; We loved thee well, bat Jesus loves theo best. Sadly missed by her Borrowing husband (ill Salonika-, Mother, Children and Sisters, Waen, Prion, ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The Rev J Stanley Roberta. Clwydian Cottage, wishes on his behalf and his two Sons, and his niece, Miss C G Roberts, to thank most sincerely the very numerous friends, who have either by letter or personal calling, tonlered their sympathy in the si1.d bereavement they have passed through in the death of John Penri Roberts, at Pavehim, Germany.
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'-T] THE? FLItfE AND DffiSBiaH HOUMD3 wiil meet Saturday, March 1st Gross at) 11 o'olook. a. 11 o'olook.
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DENBIGH. As SUPPLIED SVAII OFFICE—Model Mark IV Hamber," Besb Bicycle British laboar cau produce. Complete. On view. BULLEM. Denbigh. ml MARKET PRICE3. Fowls, 12a Od to 16i p3r couple; eggi, 4d nd i-ii eaoh fab pigs, 21* a score rabbit, 8d per lb. FOOTBALL. A football rntwh wai wibasisai at the Asylum grouud on Sstarday laso, when a friendly ga.na took place fceWaan Daublgh Asylum Attendaobs and Ruthin United, the referee boiag Mr J 0 Thomia, Alter a ibrennotia grams the hone team wan by I LIGHT RAILWAY^ f DelagaUa of Denbigh Oounoli and otbar local Ibodiai attended a meeting on Wednesday aftarnoon oonvened by the Denbigbshire County Branch of the National Farmers Union of Walea to consider the proposed Denbigh tc Lltmrwab Light Railway Seheme. Every effort is bo be made to further the scheme. ALLEGED ASSAUUT ON A GIRL. Oa Tuesday, before the Mayor (Ooancillor H Dryhurab Roberta), Rich aid Pagla Parry was charged that, batwaea September 1st and February 23rd, he did unlawfully assault Blodwen Jones, 10, Temple Bar-terraos, a girt above the age of 13 and under the age of 16 voars. Mr A 0 EvltD. represented the accused who waa remanded, with his own ooneent, till the 7h inab. Bail waa fixed at 950, with one aarety in .e20. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. Mr R Notman Edwards, auditor, accountant, and estate agent, annoucei in oar colsrans to- day that be has opened otieel on his owo account at Coronation Baiidiaga, Back Row, Denbigh, Mr Edwards is an exp rt aceoixnta*" oook keeper, &c., and extremely well qualified o undertake auditing and balancing of firadaii- menVbooks, preparation of farmers aod othet inoome tax retarn. and ia faet anything thai relatas to aeooantaney and oliests will find him prompb and baainessltke in all that ke under taker. We may add that be has jaat been ippolSied one ot the offiolal auditera fot the borough ef Denbigh. 8UGAR FOR JAM, Lord Bledialoe, as director of Sugar Dis- tribution, desires to nobify persona aooastomed daring the fruit season to make jam for theii household consumption that DO asauranoo fit be given at present that any special allot>aent of augar for domestic preserving will be made to Individual applicants duriag the coming sea- on. He therefore atrong'y recommends au such persoas to reserve for jm making a- oouch sugar as possible out of their waekly ration, in order to supplement such llraioad aappiles as may be available for the above pur- pose from any sarplas in the hands of rebsilern daring the fruit season.
Denbigh Man's Terrible Experiences…
Denbigh Man's Terrible Experiences of Germany's War Methode. We last week referred to the experiences of Mr R H Williams, of Brynafon Cottage, Eleallso-streat, Denbigh, who for nearly 4 years went throogirthe terrible experience* of war, with the R.W.F. The followln«. are a tew extracts from a communication reforted to last week fin deseribea a uever to be forgotten sceno which took oiaee on Satarday evening, March 23rd, 1918, whea he WU one of a body of MET who retired through a hailstorm of maehine <an ballets, and sought protection wUo their two remaining ofloers amid the rolaa of an old sugar aotory. Tie day hao GeeD one of horror and misfortune with the ISerman artillery shelling front and reat, and men being plugged with lead ano oattered and no thought of sorreader, HOT with only rifles, a maohina gun or two, no artillery and no aeroplane t help; they (ought on until it was hopeless and the order came to evacuate, bat is was too late <or anything bat the giving up their bodies to the horde of grey coats, and so the ittle band of heroes of the Oth Royai Welsh Fusiliers (who had fought by the side of the Wiltshires who had been heavily iefeated) had, after a fight almost to the death, to surrender. Says the writer 411 nave seen mciabl daring the last 3 years and 8 months of war, bat on that day I saw the whole tragedy of a four years war enaotea in a few hours." Ci Oan I eve, forget, I wonder, the hope that entered eat breMta as we knelt by tho aide of that tumble DOWN factory and Iii 11 a Una 0: dghtars advancing ? Friends at last- Oar boys had broken through THE enemy ranks and were here to orve as. Duubo NTORAA our mindis a-J they dtew NEARER and following that came despair and ho despair of ma who were surrounded by men, and Iron and steel And 80 the long lino drew nearer and nearer and we gazed at rifles ready at TBA hip; we were face to face with do-.th am we chase earreaier." d After AU ille i; life and a Briton Is only mortal." 11 Toen under enemy supervision came the coliest:* tog ot wounded, the msimed asd dyinj. The absolute inadequacy of the German Red Cross was revealed to as. STRETCHERS were practically nit, blankets hal ta be ¡ utilised, or the BAOK of a comrade bore the burden of tortured humanity and the near- est dretsisg station was two to three hours walk. THO sight of these was heart [ breaking, medical attocdaoce was saaroe, and for many a MAC* WSIO with PROPS? [attention could have basn saved, there was no hope. Ati night we laboured carrying the wounded ia and out of the dressing stations- Many a oae WA« MURDERED by neglect that night. A Scotsman called out ba me from the darkness FAR water. He explained to me that he HAD bean lying there in the open without attention tor a period of two days and two nights* With tfie dawn OIME the aw!al SPAOT^OLE of a long row of dead Uid side by EIDD. No attempt HAD besn mide to cover these psor aseless tabernacles. They lay there horribly cold and bloodless, aa indictment against war and the iohamanity of Ger- many." ^After a pathetic rafer-anio to the dear eaaa of those at home, jasb brutally sacrificed, he proceads I am a lei ply bera making a2 indictment agains: a nation which paoistei in carrying on a wit wiien oven her 01911 waanded oaid uo j rw«!?e proper attantioa, and whoa tn<aielL>i imtfjjM* tptampta to aurglaskt taffroWft artlBSxnij wffs pftnitoiiii/ non tt, So with the BOABt diedioal attention and their wounds dressed with aper bandages our wounded and theirs bad to rest content. Their means ol trans- porting the maimed from dressing stations to hospital were of the crudest description; ordinary hooded carts were utilised as ambulance waggoati. ta these the poor sefferiog war heroes were peaked, and as the ambulance proceeded on the way along rough roade either full of stones, or holes. the means OF the Inmates were awtul to hear." Tcls was the medical system of militarist Sermany, the nation which was PREPARED prepared for what ? For war, but for the alleviation of the tnffciicgs of the vlotimi of war decidedly not. For the able- bodied fighting man Germany had uas-he was a machine in the hands of the War Maker as a wbole bodied. daebing,got -off the-path scldier he was the goods. But mounded and mutilated he was an encumbrance, End if he died from exposure or collect, well so much tbe better for the worms of Flanders, and se much less for the Fatherland. This Is the nation whose educational system is suggested AS one of the finest in the wczld. Oar Parliament has instituted one or two of Its systems here thank heaven its sense oi humanity remains peculiar to it, and is not likely to be copied by us after thejF enormous sacrifloe bYâWhlch we have won the war for fighting tUGIl and ahelia and ships are not the only essentials to the bcildlng of a great nation. Mothers, sweethearts, and wives are bound np in the building up of an Empire. Our women have been good and true and loyal. They have united for victory, and their songs have brought victory. Their tears have wadted away defeat, It But ccost of all has she been evident in the world of suffering, paiv, and sorrow. How sweet the word sister sounds when uttered by the poor war-worn sufferer who is strangely belplen ia the hospital cot. Bat 1 drstat she is in avezy aspect, and it Is she and tae great profession she represents, aa much as any faetor, which baa made Britain A real Motherland for the tending of her brave sorka WHO felt the ating of pain in her defence,"
rWsslsyan Services and Lecture-…
r Wsslsyan Services and Lecture- On Sunday AT zlic special services at Pendref Wtaileyan Chaps. the preacher was the Rev J Newtoo Davies, B.A. (the son ot Mir and Mrs D 11 Davisg, Berwynfa), WHO pteaehed MORNING and eveniag in VVELAH aad in the AterUJOD ia ENGLISH. Chere were Food congregations, ANTI the teiviess throughout the day were very "GBLJR appreeiattedi JaOa Monday d.;ld a laeisre wai given a IAA Pendraf Wealeyan chapot to a joirgi ind representative asdiense BY THE Rev J tfswton Davies, B.A., B.D., oa tha sabjeet, By tua waters of Bibylon.11 Mr J M ials, Piss Llanychaa, the appointed chairman, was unable to attaad owiag to ILLNESS, and the ehair WAS taken by "unnellier T Ltovd Junel. The fiev fry fan JONEJU saperinteadeat minister, «AS too &nw»T to ba ptesoais. The Mayor tad Mayoress wafe PRESENT, bt1 tie Mayor aad to leava ia a SH^RT time for aaottter engagement. Tho meeting began wIth the fllaging of an Bigilgh hjraa, whioh was FOLLOWED with prayer by M: J T Joaas, Coanty Bakool. Phe leotnfe was deeply inSerestlag and -Gooivat delivered WISH eloqueac3 and ptwet. TUO Lecturer COAAMAACAD with the iife of £ lag MIHCIGB, aad gave a brief and ^SAPHIC DASCRIPTLOB of the principal diblieil ehsractara o the pariod taen traced the journey of the Exiles of Israel to aAbJI. n. Then followed a vivid word T>iecare ut that city, with its temples and suart's, etc., and the admirable leetare jonolaied with the lesson the Exiles had received by the waters of Babylon. The Ghairaun proposed A hearty vote of shanks to the lttv J Newton Davies, whom ae said was bred and born in their midst, and when a boy had been a faltbfal member -it Pendref Wesley an Chapel. The RSV J Morris, ST A?aph, seconded, and the vote was carried with loud applause, thoL3oturer suitably responding* The meetiag terminated with the singing of the Doxology. 4-
Belgian FamiUs Say Farewell.…
Belgian FamiUs Say Farewell. In the first rush of the German hordes over Belgium in the autumn of 1914, when the residents who could escape left all and sought refuge in Britain, a party of them were received in Denbigh, and from the hour, when, representing the town, the then Mayor (Councillor T Lloyd Jones) welcomed them, they have remained (latterly fewer in number) and everything has been done for their comfort and help, by tho Committee of the local Refugee fund, of which Miss Davies, Plas Oastell, has been the hon secretary. riley resided first at Lyndhurst, Vale-street, then, as numbers de- creased, at Belmont, and for the last year or two at Windsor-terrace. For some time they have been expecting the opportunity would be made for them to return home the call came a few days ago, and on Wednesday they said good-bye with a good deal of regret and deeply grateful for all kindness, though at the same time rejoiced to return to their native land. The twe charming little girls of Mr and Mrs Kyntand were being educated as free day scholars at Howell's School, and their son, a bright intelligent boy, had a free place in the County School. They i were all three recipients of gifts, books, &c., from their co;pupils who were sorry to part with them.
Belgians Return Thanks for…
Belgians Return Thanks for Kindness Received Dear Mr Edit-or,Will you kindly allow us a space in your valuable paper to thank our friends in Denbigh and neighbourhood for all the kindness shown to us during the last four years. We have been very happy here amongst you we shall be very sorry to leave Denbigh, but also glad to be eble to return to our homes. We do not say goodbye, but an reroi?-, as we hope in a few years 1 ini3 to pay you a visit. Again thanking every oiie.-Yours sincerely MIT WO KYNTAMO AND CHILDREN, MR AND MRS JK. R L P, Y, MifS YA^tiwTTE, <