Rhyl Journal

SELECTED READINGS. BE YOUNG AT SEVENTY —Paople who appear old must expect to be considered so and, if they apply for positions with every appearance that senility hau struck them, they cannot cxpect favourable consideration. Ir grey-haired appli- cants for positions would only appreciate the vaSue of appearances, and would "brace up" when they seek situations-go" well groomed," with elastic sleps, showing that they utiii p ooss fire, force, and enthusiasm—they would eliminate an obstacle grea;er than their grey hairs. We think ourselves into incapacity by looking for signs oi age and dwelling on them, ar.d the body iollows the thought. We should, therefore, avoid the appearances of age in every possible way, by dress, carriage, conversation, and especially by our attitude toward poople and things. It, is not diffi- cult to preserve the buoyancy and freshness of youth, but it iuust be done by constant, effort and practice. A musician who expects to tu&ke only one or two important nppcpranefcs a year must keep up his practice. Yon! M' t'ne. s cannot be put on for a day if old age has a grip on you for months. It is important to prc-eive the fire of youth as long as possible, to carrv freshness and and vigour Kilo oid age by keeping up a hearty interest in everything that interests youth. Many of UK seem to thiuk that youthful sports and pas- times are fo; lish, and, before we know it, we get entirely out cf sympathy with all young life, and conEcquentiy really old, whatever our years. We must think youthful thoughts, SHuocdato with young people, and interest them. Wnen a person ceases to interest the young he is showing signs of old age. WITH WATERY TASTES.—A tourist whose wanderings have taken him as far as Canton, tells of the curious life led by the water population there. There are Chinese there," he said, who have never bet foot on dry land for many years, sonrif ir.dred, who have lived on the water all their lives. They are born, live their lives and die iu I their ecmpan?, r-s the boate are cI,11ed. They are as n' ucli at home on the water as ducks. Even if he commits a ciinie and is detected, Chinese justice does not necessarily remove the water dweller frcm his native element. There are water police and water oouns of law, and the very prison consists of a largo houseboat. Probably the sever- est punishment short of death that could be inflict- ed on some of these aquatic Chinese woald be to compel them to live on dry land." IN DIFFERENT CI.IAIES.Tlie English foot is short and flochy, whi'e the Scottish foot is large and thick, and the Irish flat and more Fquare. The French foot is apt to be meagre, narrow, and bony; the Sprmiard, thanks to the Moorish blood, has a small and delicately-curved foot, and the Arab is characterised by such a high arch that a common saying is fo Lt;" effect that" a stream can run under his foot." The American foot is often very small. A peculiar characteristic of those people whose lives, for generations, have been chief- ly passed-in the sadulo, is that the foot is not only well arched, but has the ankle very high also; eo high in fact, that walking is neither easy nor agree- able. The Mexicans show this characteristic. "POLL" SO TAU(.tiT.-Il There are two ways," said a bii(I-fleal-r, "of teaching a parrot to talk. One way is to put him in a darkened room, to sit in a corner, and to repeat over and over again the word you want him to aoquire. A clever parrot will learo a word or a phrase in some four or five hundred repetition?, while for some it takes a week or more. You must keep still in the room. No sounds from within or without the house, save your voice m,),¡<êol\on..ly repeating the phrase to be acquired, must rs.-a.ch the parrot's ear. Some people teach their birds in a well-lighted room, speaking frlm a p,,Ico of c()tlceaiulpilt in a cup- board, or behind a door. This nreihod is not so good, because in the light the parrot's attention is distracted." A Lf, WHITE AND Such was the deecrip:ion of Java by a leeent visitor to the Dutch East Indies. He continued—"Everything in the way of a buildup, from a mansion to a gate post, is whitewashed once or twice a year. Look- iDg over the landscape one sees dazzling white factories, white cottages and huts, white fences and bri'Jg'r'H that iu. k iiko Parian uiarole. Many of the buiidi"g: indeed, are whitewashed both in* t side and cut. Tho white even extends ts the cloth- ing of the colonifits, who wear whiro ouck suits, white helmets, and white shr.es. The effect of all these whi'.o obji-c'.s ag dast the vivid and intense green of the trees and plon'ations is very striking, and I doubt whether anything like it is to ba seen elsewhere ;n the world." CALAIS' CURIOUS STREET—In Cala:s, not far from the landing-pitr, is what is known as the fisber quarter. The inhabitants of this part of the town, numbering something like two thousand, form a community of their own, and live quite apart from the rest of Calais. The young people never think of marrying out of their quarter, dust in the heart of this district, is a very narrow street, its width being "bout fiva feet at most. The curious thipg about it is that the bottom room of every house is quite isolated trom the upper rooms, and the tenants who wish to go up to the bedrooms have to come out iuto the street and enter another doorway, behind which is a flight of steps loading upstairs. LITTLE FOOD SUFFICES.—" He only has a daily '1 ration of rice and dates, and yet he jogs along t with a bent back under a load that would flatten out a European," says a globe-trotter, in speaking of the Turkish porter. Of course, it is largely a matter of climate, for an English porter would pine away on dates and rice yet, even this con- sidered. the thing is marvellous. Why in India, China, Japan, and adjacent countries there are about four hundred million sturdy, long-lived i fellows who scorn the very uame of meat And did not Darwin himself tell us that the Andean natives do a day's work of four hundred foot tons, nearly twice the work of an ordinary labourer, on a diet of bananas?" CONSIDERED A PRIVILEGE.—In China stran- gulation is reserved for offenders of high rank, it being considered a privilege to pa38 out of life with the body intact. When leave to die in this way has been granted to a criminal, a silken cord is sent to him in prison. No explanatory message is con- sidered necessary, and he is left to accomplish his natives do a day's work of four hundred foot tons, nearly twice the work of an ordinary labourer, on a diet of bananas?" CONSIDERED A PRIVILEGE.—In China stran- gulation is reserved for offenders of high rank, it being considered a privilege to pa38 out of life with the body intact. When leave to die in this way has been granted to a criminal, a. silken cord is sent to him in prison. No explanatory message is con- sidererl necessary, and he is lof L to accomplish his own doom. „ i-. THUS SHIPS ARE NAMED.— French ships are usually named after French provinces or towns, .H wines, victories, ideas, or sentiments, but no j, names, excepting those of grnd men of French J fi history. German ships boar the names of German rivers, ports, poets, elates, aud characters of ) German literature. Spanish ships are most in- variably named after their cities or the great com- bianders of ancient Spanish history. EVERY Mussulman, however high his rank,. from the Sultan down to the lowest dervish, is i compelled to have a trade. The boatman, porter, f 1 or giooua is eligible to the grade of- T ha. The { J butcher of to-day may be t he g.?ner:'ii3ii mo ot to- V ijiorrow, and the lowest slave may become Grand 11 1—

alt fijQ Auction By Mr JOSEPH WILLIAMS Important Notice of Sales by Auction. M1 R JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by Mrs Hoole, who ia leaving Rhyl, to Sell by Public Auction the modern and Valuable Household FURNITURE, next TUESDAY, the 10th OCTOBER, 1905, No 2 Maud Street, Rhyl, at 2-30 o'cleock. For particulars see Handbills. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS will on behalf of Mrs Davies Sell by Public Auction, Excellent, Antique and Modern Household FURNITURE, at No. 11 Bridge Street, Rhyl, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th OCTOBER, 1905, at 2-o0 p.m. sharp. For particulars see Handbills. (724 Saint Kilda, SA NBRING HAM A VB NUE, Rhyl Highly attractive Sale by Auction of exceptionally fine, costly, and decorative Residential Equipments, comprised in Dining and Reception Rooms, o Bodchambers, Entrance Hall, Stairways and Kitchens, which were recently purchased by J. Carter, Esq., from an eminent firm of Cabinet Makers. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS having received instructions from J. Carter, Esq., who is leaving, will submit to Public Competi- tion on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 12fch and 13th OCTOBER, 1905, the whole of the superior selection of Modern, Artistic and desirable Residential Appointments, Briefly comprising in the RECEPTION ROOMS Two Handsome and Attractive Bow Front 5-foot Walnut Side- boards fitted with large bevelled Mirrors, Massive Canopies supported on Pillars and Brackets, Carved Panels, Drawers, Cellarette and Oxidised fittings, Very attractive Walnut Bracketted Overmantel Mirrors, fitted with lustrous bevelled panels, Solid Walnut Teles- cope Dining Table, Highly finished and Carved Walnut Drawing and Dining Suites, including Divan Chairs upholstered in best Saddle-bag Coverings, Heavy Black Copper and Brass Curbs with appliances to match, Massive Marble Timepiece with Corinthian i Pillars, Massive Bronze Marli Horses and Figures, Brussels Carpets and Hearthrugs, Fine Witter Colour Drawings, Choice Photo- gravures, &c., &c. Costly Upright and Highly Finished Grand Pianoforte, in PoHshed Walnut Case fitted with Inlaid Panels and Ebonized Bead- ings, Burnished Brass Scones and internal Electro-plated fittings, built by Reinhard, London, in excellent condition, cost X55 BEDCHAMP.KIIS Charming Burr and Polisher1. Walnut Suites, including Handsome 5 foot Wardrobe with double bevelled Mirror Doors, Dressing Chest fitted with Centre and Choval Mirrors, Jewel and other Drawers, Toilet Stand with Marble Surface, Double Tiled Back and Shaving Mirror, with Magnificent Chest-of- Drawers to match, Cho .Toilet Services, Towel Airer, Massive Biass-mounted Black and Green Bedsteads, fitted with Best Wire Woven Spring Hair and Wool Matresses, Prime Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Linoleum, Cornice Poles and Curtains. HAU, AND STAIILWA-YS Very fine 8 days Grandfather's Clock with inlaid Oak and Mahogany Case in Splendid condition, )ft. oin. Mahogany Hall Stand with Marble Surface, Drawer and Centre Mirror, Green Brussels, Stair Carpet, Massive Brass Stair Rods and Receivers, Corridor Mats, Mahogany frame Barometer, Engravings. DOMESTIC OFFICES Oak-grained Kitchen Dresser, fitted with Drawers, Cupboards and Shelves, Centre Table, Chairs, Steel Fender, Mangle and Domestic Utensils and Fittings. Silvered Plate, Cutlery, China, Bed and Table Linen, &c. View Day on Wednesday by Catalogue, between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Strictly Cash Sale at 2 o'clock harp. The nouse to be Let with immediate possession. Rent £ 26 10s. Further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneer, County Chambers, Rhyl. Tel. 0179. 723 r Preliminary Notice. 20 WEST PARADE, RHYL. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed to Sell by Auction the whole of the Modern and Valuable Household Appointments, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 17tli and 18th OCTOBER, 1905. For further particulars see posters and handbills. Auctioneer's Ollico, County Chambers, Rhyl. Tel. 0179. (725 Any Sale entrusted to Mr Joseph Williams Auctioneer, County Chambers, Rhyl, will receive his prompt and personal atten- tion with a guarantee of IMMEDIATE CASH SETTLEMENT. Very Large Warehouse for Storing Furniture &o.

TIT-BITS. CAUGHT A TARTAR. A story is being told at the expense of a 111 e- tropolitan librarian. He had got into tlio wn\ of considering that if he placed a book ui the library's catalogue ho had done all that could be expected of him. It should be in," he would remark," for it is in the catalogue; and with this remark he 0 would dismiss the applicant, instead of taking steps to find out just when the book in question might be obtainable. One day, however, he caught a tartar. A man had applied for a book greatly in demand, and receded the stereotyped reply: "It's in the catalogue, you know." I know it is," replied the would-be borrow- er but in so condensed a form that I can't read it!"

TOOK NO RISKS. An American tourist doing Scotland put up one night at an okli'asliioned inn a few miles from Aberdeen. During the night he was awakened by the entrance into his bedroom of a figure dressed in while, which walked into the room, and then out. In the morning, when paying his bill, he re- marked to the innkeeper I guess you Scotch people make game of us Americans with your talk of haunted houses. Now, tell me who it was who walked into my bedroom during the night." Weel, sir, since ye've asked," replied the cautions Scot, it wis me. The last American wha slept in my hoose walked off wi' a' the sil- ver, an' 1 diclna care be rin ony risks."

HE WAS RELIEVED. The other day a person dropped into an apop- lectic fit immediately in front of a police-station, and was directU carried inside. A moment after a woman forced her way in through the crowd gathered round the door, exclaiming My husband! My poor husband Clear the way and let in the air." She then busied herself bv taking off the mail's cravat and performing other little offices till a surgeon arrived and the patient gradually recovered his senses. On this the sergeant i:i charge observed that it was a happy relief for his distressed wife as well as for himself. My wife exclaimed the man why, I am a bachelor." On seeking for the woman it was found that she had disappeared, and with her the watch and purtóe of the patient, which she had adroitb abstracted, under the very eyes of the police,

alt 11)1 auctidn. By Mr CHAS. P. SHEFFIELD THURSDAY, OCT. 19th, at 12-30. Great Unreserved Sale of the whole of the Modern Household Furniture And effects at 8 AQUARIUM STREET, RHYL, By instructions from Mrs A. Williams (who is leaving) c11 A S. P. SHEFFIELD, Auctioneer, J Rhyl, Denbigh, and Mold. CUAS. P. SHEFFIELD, in compiling his list of Autumn Sale fixtures, will be pleased to include other Sales in Rhyl and neighbour- hood, upon receiving instructions. Distance no object. Vendors paid, the evening of Sale. Terms moderate. 7 io -!QI.. i&ottcc, COUNTY OF FLINT. NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN, that the next 1. GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE for the County of Flint will be held at the County Hall, in MoH, in the said County, on Tuesday, the Seventeenth day of October inst., at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, fo,, the Trial of Prisoners and the hearing of Appeals, when all business relating to the County, and over which the court has jurisdiction, will then be proceeded with. All Jurors, Prosecutors and Witnesses are requested to be ia attendance at the above-named hour. All depositions and instructions for indictments must be sent to my Office, if practicable, six days before the said Quarter Sessions, otherwise the costs will not be allowed. RICHARD BROMLEY, Clerk of the Peace. County Oilices, Mold, October .'ird, 1905. 71o ST. ASAPH. I MARY SHORT'S FOUNTAIN TRUST. TENDERS are invited for taking down this JL Fountain and re-erecting the same on another site. Plans and specifications can be inspected at the Diocesan Registry, St. Asaph, not later than the 16th instant. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily bn accepted. HENRY A. CLEAVER, St. Asaph, Trustee. :Jrd October, 190o. (717 To Builders and Contractors. NEW NATIONAL SCHOOLS FOR WHITFORD. THE Managers invite TENDERS for building NEW SCHOOLS, for 128 Children, at Whitford (2 miles from Mostyn station, 5 from Caerwys station). Plans and specifications may be seen at Whitford Vicarage. The Manageis do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any other tendon (ISO cpr TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. THE NEXT PRACTICAL EXAMINATION in Rhyl will be held in December next. Last day of Entry, November 13th. — Particulars from MR C. SVONKY VINNINC;, Lyndhurst, Rhyl. (654 Proposed Testimonial to Mr P. J. Ashfield. A T a meeting held at the Council Chamber, on J\. M onday, Sept ll.it was unanimously decided to open a subscription list with the object of pre- senting Mr P. J. Ashfield with some .suitable token in recognition of his many public services to Rhyl. J. W JONES, Chairman & Hon. Treas. JO. W. PARRY, Hon. Secretary, Sept 13,1905. 41 Princes Street, Rhyl. Additional subscriptions d. Mr Woodvillc ] 1 0 Mr W. A. Lewis, M.A. 0 10 6 Mr Ceo Slack 0 10 6 Capt. Gribbin. 0 10 6 Mr J. W. Jones o* lo 6 Mr Geo. Ryan .0 5 0 Mr Fred Uoberts, Russell Road 0 10 6 Well-wisher 1 H 0 Mr Lewis Jones 0 10 6 (71S 1HIIIM—■■IIIII1MH m I—irmnrnn St. Mary's, Towyn. The Harvest TMsgiving SERVICES Will be held on THURSDAY HE XT, OCT. 12th. j English at 3. Welsh at 7. PREACHEK The Rev. E. M. RICHARDS, B.A.. Rhyl (711 I—BJMBMIIMI RTRNRII I'N JONES, Hair Dresser, 3 ABBEY STREET, RHYL. For Stylish Hair Cutting and Easy Shaving go to D. Jones, the Shropshire Al. UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED & REPAIRED. 721 t'1:1£,¡i'I" MI,NIIYII«*JURNG^3 Down with the Price of Meat. BRYNGWYN, 44 Wellington Road., Rhyl, The Oldest Established Butcher's Shop in the town. T. E. JONES, Begs to submit his PRICE LIST for this week, and until further notice Beef-very best cut including Sirloins and Ribs 8id, 2 Other joints from Ed. Mutton and Lamb Legs 8!d, Shoulders1 8d., Other joints from bd, Pork, Veal, &c. at equally low prices For this week only, in order that the public may Test their Quality Prime Home made Sausages 7d per lb, [Brawn (Best in Wales) 6d per lb. MARVELLOUS how is it done ? The above prices are for CASH ONLY, that is the secret, thus enabling the consumer to share the advantage with the seller. Please Note that the Quotations are for Prime Quality, only the very best procurable. Orders solicited (large or small) and delivered punctually. 44, Wellington Road. For Printing OF EVERY DESCRIPTION A Moderate Prices AT THE Journal Works. J SaltS bJ1 auction. By Mr. H. R. HOLBECHE. rjK) be certain of immediate settlements! -JL i;ive your instructions to HUBERT R. HOLBECHE, Auctioneer, Town Hall, Rhyl, the oldest established Office in the town. On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19th, at 2 o'clock sharp, at On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19th, at 2 o'clock sharp, at 13 AQUAHIUM STREET, ERYL HUBERT R. HOLBECHE has received instructions from the MISSKK Horicm to Sell by Auction the Household Furniture and Effects. Auctioneer's Offices, Town Hall, Rhyl. (607 mew" CESTURY PICTURES. SPECIAL NOTICE. fi-k response to numerous requests the NEW CENTURY PICTURES Will be continued for a FEW WEEKS LONGER JN THE LOWER PAVILION. .Twice daily-at o and 8. Admission (including Pier Toll), Is. Gd & 4d. Children half-price to First and Second Seats. 704 .-1I":m.VJ"7Á<5.AJO"JQ.'r"!ØP"'A"l:UJI.¡f"¡:II!i-t'1\"I nlf bn JnbiiU £ mtn. TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, '?2 West Parade —11 bedrooms, 4 s tting rooms, usual oJlices in good repaii or would let with im- mediate possession.—Apply, Miss Thompson, on the premises. (686 rjH) BE SOLD BY PRI\TA1'E TREATY.— JL All that Freehold Shop and premises, with good Baking and Confectionery Business attached thereto, situate and being No. 2 Bodfor Street, Rhyl. The premises comprise the following accommodation Good Shop, Restaurant, Sitting Room, Seven Bedrooms, Kitchen and usual Domestic Offices, with Bakehouse and Wash-house at the rear.—For further particulars and price, apply to Mr F. J. Camlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. (540 I To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, JL QUILLET OF LAN]) situate near to Bryntirion Farm, Rhyl, and to Highfield Park, Rhyl.—For further particulars, price, &c., apply to Mr F J Ciamlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. 616 To uBnE derSm0eLnlt7 ionBeY d PRdIeVsiAraTbE le TRFERAETEYH, OLthDe PROPERTIES, namely All those Two newly-crected semi-detached Private Residences, known as "St Kilda" and San Kemo," situate in SandriDgham Avenue, Rbyl, each containing two entertaining rooms, four bedrooms, two kitchens, bathroom and w.c., and usual domestic offices. The houses are let at £26108 and £ 25 per annum respectively. All those Two semi-detached Private Residences, 1 I- nown as" Berwyn and Pencourt," situate in 1 Sandringham Avenue, Rhyl, aforesaid, comprising the same accommodation as the above described dwellinghotiseel Let at C25 per annum each. For further particulars and price apply to Mr H I L Price, Incorporated Accountant, No. 15 Fountain Street, Manchester, or to Mr. F. J. GAMLIN, 647 Solicitor, Hhyl. r-itJII;IiI!"t inter glpaitnunts* C- OMFORTABLE APARTMENTS 'near Pro- C menade. Permanency if desired good cooking. Also comfortable Home for Business people, Board or without. Very moderate terms. -F. B., Journal Office. (722 /COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS winter vy months or permanency, Church Street.— Apply, O.Z Journal Office. RHYL. — Widow Lady oilers Board Residence to a Lady for 15s weekly, or Gentleman 18s weekly. Best part of the town.—Address first, B.S.C., Journal Office. (709 WINTER APARTMENTS, permanency if desired. Moderate terms. Piano.— Kynaston, 11 Queen Street, Rhyl. 688 RHYL.—Private Apartments or Board Resi- dence for winter season very comfortable, highly recommended bath, piano. Norfolk House, 4 Bntterton Road. (601 Ap ARTM ENTS-G oodcooking and attendance, I A sea \iew low terms.-iNIrs Kinsey, Mowcop House, 26 Abbey Stieet, Rhyl. (627 TThYL. — W ell-fumii-hed-APART M ENTS~for IA Winter. Also accommodation for three or four business gentlemen as Boarders. Terms moderate, on application to K.C., Journal Office. (652 WEST PARADE.—Diniug or Drawing Room to Let, with bedrooms. Every attentiou and comfort. Bathroom piano.—Apply to Mrs B Williams, Swansea Home, West Parade, Rhyl. Bookbinding. AT THE Journal Office

THUS AVERTED. A famous Irish agitator and orator had a con- tempt for physical danger. On a certain occa- sion a meeting had been convened, and a large crowd assembled in a room on the first floor of a' building in a small city in Ireland. The orator was about to address the people when a gentleman, pale with fear, made his way to the platform and hoarsely whispered- The floor is giving way The beams that shore it up are cracking, and we shall all fall through in a few iiiinutes Keep silent," said the other then, raising his voice, he addressed the assembly— 1 find that the room is too small to contain the number who desire to come in, so we must leave it, and hold the meeting outside the build- ing." At this a few rose and went out, but the ma- jority retained their seats. Then the orator said— I will tell you the truth: you are Irishmen, therefore brave men. The floor is giving way, and we must leave this room at once. If there is a panic and a rush for the door, we shall all be precipitated into the room below, but if you obev my orders we shall be'saved. Let the twelve men nearest the door go quietly out, then i the next twelve, and so on till all have gone. I shall be the last to leave." His in struct ions were obeyed to the letter, and I he waited, patient and calm, till all had gone out in safety. Then he walked out also.

CONFERRING A BENEFIT. A stylishly-dressed lady sat for two hours in the bedroom of a nick old woman, asking her mouv quedilins about her complaint, and manag- ing in her short-sighted zeal, to worry the poor invalid to the verne of exhaustion. When she finally rose to depart, her daintily-gloved hand strayed to her pocket. "'And now. my good woman, she said, smil- ing sweetly, I wonder if you could fat a few oysters The invalid eagerly expressed her willingness to try. i Then gel yourself some, dear, said my lady, placing a card on th>e bed. "If you seud to the address on that card, and mention my name, they will you oysters at u halfpenny a dozen less than any other shop in the iowll."

POSITIVE, wait; comparative, waiter; super- lative, do it yourself if you want it done. I AM willing to do anything," said the appli- cant for work. All right," said the hard- hari ed merchanc. "Pleafioe close the door b&- hind \ou when you 11 utii."

fyj UCtiOH. By Messrs Frank Lloyd & Son. THURSDAY NEXT, 00 L\ 12. at 12-3u. ST. ASAPH SMITHFIELD. JPUIAXK LLOl D & SONS will sell 100 to 120 Fat, Dairy, and Store Cattle. 1,000 Fat Sheep and Lambs, Pigs and Calves. Further entries respectfully solicited. 712 Co to Uet. TO LET—No. 1 Plastirion Terrace. Rent £ 55, Apply, Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl, or at. No. 2. HOLE TO LET- bedrooms, kitchen, back JLl kitchen, &c.: (is per week.—Apply to Henry Jones, Studley House. Bedford St, Rhyl. 600 KH\ L.—TO Let, with immediate possession, Unfurnished House one minute from Prom- enade H entertaining rooms, 7 bedrooms, kitchen, &c. stable and coach-house. In good repair and with good connection. Rent very much reduced, until May. —Apply, 19 Abbey Street. 69S fjpO LET, Birchfield House, 27 Crescent Road JL 7 bedrooms, 3 sitting rooms immediate pos- session satisfactory reasons for leaving good house.—Apply on the premises. 6JO HOUSE a^TLOCK-UP SHOP to let in good JLl thoroughfare in Rhyl. Rent house separately £J, shop separately £15, house and shop together J.:5.-Apply, Ajax, Journal Office, Rhyl. (600 BE LET, with immediate possession, 3 well- J. built and w<, il-arrauged DWELLING- HOUSES, situate in Palace Avenue, Rhyl.—For rent and full particulars apply to Messrs Williams and Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. HOUSE TO LET, 166 Welliugton Road. Rent JLJL £2: or on lease at reduced rent, containing 2 Sitting and 1 Bedrooms, 2 w.c.'s, Bath, h aud c, Gas Fittings and Blinds.—Apply, J. E. Smith, Ferry Hotel, Foryd, near Rhyl. (72S ■ | O LET—Well appointed Modern Lodging (or X Boarding) House, best part of East Parade Good Profitable connection moderate rent.— Trehearn, Beechwood Road, Rhyl. 150 g O BE LET.—A semi-detached villa in t X Asaph Street, containing 2 reception and 5 bedrooms, electric light throughout. Rent £36. Immediate possession. Apply David Griffiths & Son, Builders, Windsor St. BE LET, with immediate possession, No 9 JL South Kinmel Street, Rhyl. Rent fl 5 per annum.—For further particulars apply to Messrs J. Shaw Green & Uo., Incorporated Accountants, Warrington. OFFICES TO LET in Bodfor Street, near the Station.—'Apply, Jos. Williams, auctioneer, Queen Street, Rhyl. 704 TO BE LET UNFURNISHED. RAFOD ELWY, ST. ASAPH. — Semi- JLJL detached Residence, containing two Enter- taining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bath, Lavatory, &c. Vacancy 1st November. Rent £20. — Apply, Francis Geary, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 317 GOOD SHOP and HOUSE centrally situated \Jf in the principal street of Rhyl. Immediate possession. Rent an application to Joseph Wil- liams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 543 HOUSES TO BE LET OR SOLD; modern JLl conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rents From £32 to £50. Also, several good plots of Building Land for Sale cheap.—Apply, W. J. imcock, Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, N. & S. Wales Bank Chambers, Rhyl, (146 SPECIAL NOTICE." rPO LET, with immediate possession, 3 excellent X Houses on the West Parade. Suitable for Boarding Establishments.—For particular apply ,0 Joseph Williams, Auctioneer,Rhyl 37g RENT £13, convenient House with sitting room, 3 bedrooms, kitchens, &c. Also mother House, 2 sitting, 4 bedrooms, -bath, &c., £:2, immediate possession and several Board- ing Houses to be disposed of as going concerns,— Apply to Hatwood & Co., A gents and Brokers, Rhyl. 98 icmplojmunt gttantcflu WANTED situation as General Servant. Good r'V reference and experience; plain cooking. Age 22.—Apply, A.W., Journal Office. WANTED Situation for Youth, age 16 years; knowledge of office work good writer.— Apply, 2(1, Journal OHice. 694 WANTED, by Gentleman, situation as Book- keeper, or office work, writing up books, &c., which could be done at home.—Address, N, Journal Office. 691 HOUSEMAID-WAITRESS (Entrlis h) seeks .1 Re-engagement in Rhyl. Good refer- ences.—G.L., Journal Office. (689 SITUATION WANTED as NURSE attendant, to invalid, in or near Rhyl.—Address, R., Journal Office. 65 7 WANTED by a Widow, a situation as Care- W taker, Housekeeper, or any position o Trust.—Address, J.R.P., Journal Office. 617 lEmplojpnum WANTED — ARCADE CARETAKER for Queen's Arcade, afternoons and evenings. Apply, between 12 and 1, Manager's Office, Sussex Street. (726 ANTED, smart MAN for the Scotch Woollen TT Drapery and Clothing Trade. Must be well experienced and familiar with North Wales Coast District. References required. Com- mencing wages 25s and expenses, and commission on colltcting.—Apply at once, H. Sapiro, 33 Wel- lington Road, Rhyl. (727 WANTED, PIANIST for Dancing Classes, to rf be held at the Assembly Rooms, Pensarn. Apply, stating terms, R.R., New York Terrace, Abergele. (710 WANTED, Strong Giri, 17 to 18. Good Refer ence required.—Apply, Davies, Plas Llewelyn, Rhyl. (682 Y\TANTED, ORGANIST for Rhyl English If Wesleyan Chapel.—Applications, stating terms, to be sent to Mr A. Lewis Jones, Solicitor, Russell Road, Rhyl. (683 DENTISTRY — Pupil Wanted. — Williams. Dentist, Church Street, Rhyl. 671 WANTED. General Servant: Manchester.— r f Address, E.R, Journal Office. (690 /I R. LAWRENCE, M.P.S., Pharmaceutical U. Chemist by examination, 20 High Street Rbyl, has a vacancy tor a well educated youth as Apprentice. (543 WANTED-GENERAL, private. Cooks, Housemaids, and Generals, for private and apartment houses. No charge to ser- vants until suited. Whitfield's, 26 Wellington Road, Rhyl. 416 J1cgttt' <9fficCt &C. SERVANTS' REGISTRY and Enquiry OfEce.— 0 Public and Private APARTMENTS. Moderate Winter terms.—Mrs Hay, 14 Queen Street, Rhy (late of Sandon, Staffs). 434 RS WILLIAMS' REGISTRY for Servants, 16 Queen Street. — Vacancies on haDd. Servants of all kinds wanted. Hours: 10 a.m. to 8P, m.: Saturdays, 10 to 4. (Ö03 li/TRS DORRELL'S Registry fServa-ts, '1. 1 Bath Street, Rhyl.—Apartments moderate wnter terms. 645 Jfui'ttigfttfr ttstgu M ALL Furnished House to Let at Rhyl Jone 0 minute from Parade); gas cooker 6 months, 10s a week.—Apply to Banquet House. Rhuddlan. 636 T^O LET, Furnished, No 18 Church Street; con- JL taining three bedrooms, two sitting rooms, &c. private yard.—For particulars apply at 16 Church Street. 695 IJRYX AFOX, ST.A],H-To bo Let ) Furnished or Unfurnished—Two reception lUoms, five bedrooms, bath (hot and cold water), large garden. Would be let at a very moderate rent for winter months. —Apply, Mrs Robinson. 651 RHYL— Furnished House to let, beautiful locality, for Winter months moderate terms to careful tenant.-Powcll, Chulmleigh Dyserth. (628 JHtstcllaiteous* PIANOFORTES WANTED for -mmediatecash. Good price giveu for good instruments. Also a quantity of Household Furniture.—Letters addressed P., Journal Office, Rhyl, will be atteu- ded to.. G. R. L A WRENCE, m, P. s Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examiation 20 HIGH STREET RHY L [ Prescription Dept.—Medicines of First Quality, with t -iU prompt and careful attention, are our lead'g features tG. R. LA WRENCE, m.P.S Free Delivery to any part. t. Surglca Appliances and all Rquisites for nvalids. i Choioe Perfumes. L Photographic Department. CAMERAS, Dry Plates, P.O.P., Mounts, Albums. And every Requisite for Amateur and Professional Photographers, [Instructions Free to Purchasers, DARK ROOM FOR CHANGING AND DEVELOPING HIGH-CLASS CASH CHEMIST. Telephone No. 13 A Few Reasons why all Pianos should be Tuned Regularly. 1 The Piano remains longer in Tune. 7 Superiority of wotk guatanteeil. 2 An uniform pitch is maintained. 8 No charge for broken steel atringa 3 Regularity of touch is secured. 9 Increased pleasure to hearers. 4 Brilliancy of tone is preserved. 10 Satisfaction to the performers. 5 The Piano lasts longer. 11 No trouble in ordering the tuner 6 The Tuning is not forgotten. 12 Satisfaction to all concerned. SINGLE TUNINGS from 3/6. One Order will ensure all the above advantages until countermanded, if addressed tc W. A. BEDDINGTON, EDWARD HENRY STREET. (Who tunes for nearly 800 families) The Absolutely Reliable Tuner. "'I M. J. EDWARDS, 1 now the Compton House b Latest Novelties for the Autumn IA MILLINEIIY, COSTUMES, MANTLES, JACKETS, FURS, SHIRTS and BLOUSES SEE WINDOWS. TALBOTTs, 60 and 61 HIGH STREET, RHYL. Autumn & Winter Novelties Having leceiitly leturucd from London, we arc now showin"- n y 6 the Latent N oveIties for present wear, in all departments. MTFRR Is E0W showing at her High-class ivil«3«9 H%C.rfen, Millinery Establishment 19 & 20 The Arcade, Rhyl, A Choice Selection of all the latest designs in PARISIAN MILLINERY. FOR THE BEST QUALITY of Provisions & Groceries Try PARRY'S, Old "'Journal" Stores (Mo?ypntli) 30 HIGH STREET, RHYL. Allen Jones & Co. Fancy Drapers, THE PARAGON, High Street, Rhyl. Noted for Smart and Superior Goods at Popular Prices. A constant supply of all the latest Novelties The Paragon, High Street, Rhyl dFor sale. SHED, formerly a Slaughter House, to let at Ty k: Moel, opposite Tynewydd Brickworks.— Apply, Hubert R. Holbeche, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 650 FOR SALE, Glass, Roofing Felt, &c.—Surplus from Eisteddfod Pavilion to be sold.—-Apply to Mr Thos. Whitley, Clydfan, KiDg's Avenue, Rhyl. (443 -iAgRlA(.,],:S.-IOU New and Second-hand- J Half price. Easy terms, Visit Sale Rooms' Landaus, Victorias, Cabs from £10. Hotel Omni' buses, Broughams, Brakes, Charabancs Catalo" gues.—MAKSTOX, '21 Bradford Street, Biriiiing- ham 516 TO BE SOLD. BARO 4IN—Satin Walnut Bedroom Suite, 7 J3 pieces, at Hafod Elwy, St Asaph. Apply Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 676 CANARIES EOR SALE.—Typical Norwich l'lainheads, bred from prize winners, over moult, not colour-fed. Also Goldfinch and Linnet Mules good songsters. Overstocked, inspection invited. -Whitfield Gibson, Highfield, Rhyl. 687 M FOR the Largest and Beet LIST OF HOUSES (Furnished and Unfurnished), Properties and, and Businesses to Let and for Sale, apply or writ (to MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Au ioneer and Kstalo Ar»i>nf )I.n n liJropcrttrg for Salt* Property to Let and for Sale at Rhyl- TO LET, WEST END PRIVATE HOTEL, -L West Parade.—A Doubl House, contain I ng a large well-lighted Dining Room (will scat 60 persons at table), Two Drawing Rooms, Writing Room, Smokeroom and Sitting Room in basement, 16 Commodious Bedruoms, almost all large enough for double-bedded rooms; Two Kitchens, Pantries, Sculleries, &c, Billiard Room, and One Bedroom outside Two-stall Stable, Coach-house, and Wash-hous. Sanitary arrangements perfect. Proprietor wi grant a lease or sell one of the best built houses on the Parade. Also several Good and High-class HOUSES FOR SALi" | Apply to Elwy Williams, Rhyl. 67b § TO BE SOLD OR LET.—Plot of Freehold! Building Land on Marine Drive (adjoining interbourne), delightful aituation for residence, ferand sea and mountain vieits. Apply F. J. Gamlin, Esq., Solicitor, Rhy Ít llOSt* LOST—Small HUG DOG. Answers to the name of Puggy." Anyone restoring same i -■