Rhyl Journal

gaks bp ftuctfom By MR FRANCb GEARY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. By order of the Trustee of Isaac Evans, deceased. To close the trust. COLWYN BAY. MR. FRANCIS GEARY, F.A.I., will Sell by Auction at the IMPERIAL HOTEL. COLWYN BAY, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1906. Four Freehold Dwelling-bouses, beincr Nos. 13, 15, 17, and 19 VICTOR ROAD, COLWYN BAY. For further par iculars apply to the Auctioneer, Market Street, Rhyl or to J. ROBERTS JONES, 375 Solicitor Rhyl. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. By order of the Trustee of Isaac Evans, deceased. To clopc) the trust. i RHYL. MR. FRANCIS GEARY, F.A.I., will Sell bv Auction at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RHYL, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1906, Three Freehold Dwelling-houses, being Nos. Vi, 17, and 19 AQUARIUM STREET, RHYL. Also at the same time and place a FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, known as SANDHURST, situate on the Marine Drive, Rhyl. Apply to Messrs Slater and Co., Solicitors, Darlaston, Messrs Minshalls, Parry-Jones and Pugh, Solicitors, Oswestry, or Mr J. ROBERTS JONES, 894. Solicitor, Rhyl. Prestatyn Notes. By A GRUMBLING VISITOR. This is a most (2. Ughtful village (beg rardon, town1. and is growing in p^pnhritv each year amnngst visitors. There is a boriv of men here called the Urban District CouEcil*. Whut arc they doirg? Spending our money, faith a rntepayer. Some have left it when they had spent enough, ard now devote themselves to other pursuits. We have read pomn1 interesting speeches re education at Prpstityn thev even eclipse onr cnihges on red letter day lleasHnt journeys liave b-en enjoyed up t, London over Pres-tityn afi'airs at the expense of the ratepayers, which have resulted in vrbite elephants. Now new blood Iraq b-en put on the Council. Canuo they do sometbicg better thl.l1 spend the ratepa, money? I would suggest to them, as a grumbler, to improve the postal facilities. Two deliveries each day they have now, the second between 4 and 5. At Hhyl letters are delivered at 1 o'clock. Why the letters should pass Prestatyn I cannot >ee, when a locil Chester train stops there. Oh, ye of little fÜtb, awake from your lethargy, if you want your little town ti prosper. In some places of worshio here the golden calf is vory conppicaom. Honours go by packets. You ee them sitting like stit'ic on the day of rriht in th" set fawr. Their faces are like marble, thpir countenances guve- even the preacher, with a witty remark, does not move them. Love your neighbour, as yourselves, ye mighty men. Rhuddlan W. H. DAVIEs,' The Stores, 1 /S and '2/- Tea is sterling value, and his pure Coffee at 1, 8 cannot be excelled. The Parish Church. Services next Sunday :-10 a.m., Welsh 11 a.m., English, with Holy Communion. 6 p.m., English. At the evening service the Rev Lewis Lewis, Vicar of Ockbrook, Derbyshire,' will preach. The Lighting. The lamps have been lighted this week and made the streets bright and pleasant to walk alontr. The only regrettable fact in connection with the lighting is that gas is not available, or better still the electric light. Thoe who know say that a wire could easily be laid down from Rhyl, or a current might be supplied from the foundry here. This, no doubt, will all come in good time. C M Concert. A treat is in store for those who take ad van t age of the C.M. concert which has been arrange for Thursday evening next. As will be gathered from other announcements, the services of several well known artistes have been engaged for the occasion. Reading and Recreation Room. Rhuddlan cannot yet lay claim to a free library, but it possesses a building known as the reading and recreation room. This room has not, however, quite lived up to its designation during the last year or two. The question asked in various quarters just now is "Who will buckle to and give it a new lease of life ?" There ought to be no dearth of workers willing to make the institu- tion worthy of its name. HAVE YOU GOT A BOX OF | Whelpton's Pills ? IF NOT, WHY NOT? j They Cure Headache, Indigestion, Bile, ConBtipatior j Invaluable to Ladie J 0 al Chemists, 7Jd, Is l.{d, and 2s 9d per box. f G. WHELPTON & SON, j 3 & 4'Cr*ne Court. Fleet Street. London Tr..C. 5621 Sf. Asaph. Preaching Meetings. The annual preaching meetings in connection with the Congregational Chapel were held on Wednesday and Thursday last, when sermons were delivered by the Rev Rhys J Huws, Bethesda, and Rev J L Williams, Liverpool. There were good congrega- tions at all the services and excellent discourses were delivered. Manchester Trip. On Monday last 26 persons were booked for the above trip. Continuation Classes Following other (places in the district, it is pro- posed to hold the above, commencing on the 16th. Mr T R Jones and "Miss Hewitt have the matter in hand. The subjects are various, and we trust that a liberal response will be accorded the venture. Bible Society. The annual meeting will be held on Monday evening. The Lord Bishop will preside, and the deputation from the parent society will be the Rev W Armon Ellis, vicar of Rhesycae. Other speakers will take part. Social Meeting. In connection with the new Liberal Club a social meeting was held at the C.M. Schoolroom on Thursday evening. There was a good attendance under the presidency of Mr J P Jones, Avondale. The catering was in the hands of the ladies' com. mittee. Parish Church Choir Trip. The well-deserved annual trip in connection with the Parish Cuurch choir took place on Thurs- day (yesterday), the resort decided upon being Liverpool. Besides the choir a considerable number of the congregation also took advantage of the trip. Cruelty to a Horse. At St Asaph Police Court on Saturday, George Wilkinson, dealer in old iron, of Sale. Cheshire, was lined 5s and < £ 1 14s 8d costs, with the alternative of seven davs' inipiieoiiinent, for ill-treating a horse. Evidence was given by Colonel Howard Rnd his coach- man to the effect that they saw defendant mercilessly thrashing a bor?e attached to a cart. Kven after he got the hort-e itito a gallop he continued thrashing it, and got it into such a istRte that Colonel Howard felt obliged to bike the man to the Police Station. Thomas C Howatson, veterinary snrgeOD, said that the horse was ordinarily in good condition, but when he examined it ho found that it was abfolutely unfit for work. Football. Last Saturday Rhuddlan Conservatives received a visit from Afonwen, and after an enjoyable game the homesters proved victoiious by 4 goals to 2. Xhiswfts Ehuddlan's sec-nd victory over Afonwen this season. Well dene, boys. For to-morrow's match with Rhyl Harlequins' tie following team has been chosen to represent Rbuddlan :—Goal, K J Jones backs, T J Hughes and P P Evans; halves, liicliard Grifliths, R Burnett, and r, T Roberts: forwards, T Evaus. Caradoc Roberts, Edgar Roberts (centre), C Mayo, and T E Griffiths I The Cathedral. The services arc now held daily at 8-15 and 5-lo, except on Thursday, when morning prayer (choral) is at 11-30, and on Saturday the afternoon service also is choral. Next Sunday the services will be at 8.15 Holy Ccmmunion, 11 matins, 3-30 evening service, 6-15 shortened service. The morning preacher will be the Dean, and in the evening the pulpit wil be occupied by Vicar Herbert Evans. j r gak0 by Mncttcn. By Mr JOSEPH WILLIAMS. Myrtle House, 24 Water Street, Rhyl. TO-DAY, FRIDAY, 12th Oct., 1906. Mil JOSEPH WILLIAMS will continue the Sale by Auction without reserve this afternoon of the Modern and Serviceable Household Appointments. the contents of 2 Reception Rooms, o Bed- rooms. Entrance Hall, and Stairways, including Sweet-toned Pianoforte in Rosewood Cass, Linen, &c., &c. Strictly Cash Sale nt 2-\5 prompt. County Chambers, Rhyl and Prestatyn. 900 :1(\¡¡"Sjf': County Chambers Auction Rooms. MONDAY NEXT, 15th OCTOBER, 1906. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed to Sell by Auction excellent assort- ment of useful Household Furniture and Effects, RCmlOyed for Convenience of Sile, without Reserve. View Morning of Sale. Sale- to Commence at 2-150 prompt. 010 .QNV;AiIE81J;>t 39 HIGH STREET, BILYL. TUESDAY NEXT, 10th OCTOBER, IDOG. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by Mr Barrett to Sell by Auction use- ful and modern Household Furniture and Effects, The contents of 2 Sitting Rooms, 5 Bed- rooms, Entrance Hall and Kitchens, briefly comprising Reception and Bedroom Appoint- ments, Hall Furniture and Domestic Utensils, and Fittings. View morning of Sale. Cash Sale 2-15 prompt. (fJll Ef/J:.rzn;JiAU¡ Cyl Villas, Kinmel Street, Rhyl. WEDNESDAY, 17th OCTOBER, 190G. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by Mr Harris, who is leaving Rhyl, for Crewe, to Sell by Auction, without Reserve, useful and serviceable surplus Household Furniture. The contents of Dining Room, 4 Bedrooms, Hall, and Kitchens, &c. On view morning of Sale. Cash sale at 2-15 prompt. HOUSE TO LET, with immediate possession. 912 .¡.s 6 Edward Henry Street, Rhyl. Attractive and Important Sale of Valuable and Serviceable Household Appointments, being the contents of 3 Entertaining Rooms, 7 Bedrooms, Entrance Hall, Kitchens and Outside Effects, including Fowls, Henpens, Ac. THURSDAY, 18th OCT., 1906. Having been favoured with instructions from Mrs Tracey, who is leaving Rhvl, Mrs Tracey, who is leaving Rhvl, MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS will" Sell by Auction the whole of the Modern and Superior Household Appointments, Very briefly comprising:—Walnut Sideboard, with bevelled Plate Glass Panels, Brackets, Cupboards and Drawers, Superior Spanish Mahogany 6ft Sideboard, fitted with very large best Plate Class mirror, central Cupboard, 2 Sliding Trays, Ceiiarette & 2 Silvar Drawers, Choice Polished Walnut Overmantel Mirror with brackets, Massive Double Dining Table, Handsome Walnut Polished frame Drawing Suits in 7 piecss, upholstered in Superior Leather covering equal to new, Ebonized China Cupboard, Half-round and Occasional Tables, Dining Room Suite in plush, Brussels Carpet with border, Easy Chairs, Brass and Iron Curbs, Fire Brasses, Cornice Poles, Oak Hat and Umbrella Hall Stand, Oak Chairs to match, Brass Stair Rods and Carpets, itc, &c, Modern Brass-mounted Bedsteads, with Spring and Wool Mattress, Polished Birch Duchesse Dress- ing and Toilet Stands, Toilet Chest of Drawers, Dressing Mirrors, Toilet Services, Chairs and Bedding, Useful Kitchen Dresser, with 7 drawers and 2 cupboards, Sofa in Hair, Steel Rail Fender, Arm and Single Chairs, Plate Raclj and Domestic L tensils, China, Glass, and Cutlery. On view Morning of Sale. Strictly Cash Sale at Two o'clock prompt. THE HOUSE TO BE LET, with imme- diate possession. County Chambers, Rhyl (Telephone 0179), and Stafford Chambers, Prestatyn. !'07 "1:Ir Preliminary Announcement. 6 PLASTIRION TERRACE, RHYL. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 23rd, 24th, and 25th OCTOBER, 1906. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by Mrs Cox to Sell by Auction the Superior and Valuable Household Appointments. 875 20 WEST PARADE, RHYL. TUESDAY ai-id WEDNESDAY, 30th and olst OCTOBER, 3 906. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by Mrs Jones to Sell by Auction the Modern and Serviceable Household Furniture. County Chambers, Rhyl (Tel 0179). 876 Any Sale entrusted to Mr Joseph Williams Auctioneer, County Chambers Rhyl, wil receive his prompt and personal atten- tion with a guarantee of IMMEDIATE oash SETTLEMEN Very Largo Warehouse for Storing Furnitur &o. jaatkMrilIMMIIIMM!uwiiia ■ JWM— GOSPEL MEETINGS. BOYS' BRIGADE HALL, Vale Road, Rhyl. EACH SUNDAY EVENINC AT 8, also THURSDAYS, 7.30. To which all are heartily invited. See Bills and l'osters 689 ■BIIIIWIWIII llh IHI M IIHilbM llll|ll"li llll iFlUniil Rhyl Ladies' Golf Club. Bogey Handicap Competition for Mrs ">L;l!ors prize, played on Friday, October 5th, and won by I Miss Wild. Results — H'cap Match Miss Wild 5 3 up Miss Vaughan 9 1 It Mies Haynes 5 5 down Miss Royle IS 6 Mrs Duncan Miller is S Mis? E Vaughan IS 10 The finals of the six Monthly Medal Competi- tions were played on Tuesday, October 9th, with the following result :— Cross H'cap Nelt Miss Wild 81 3 78 Miss M Hughes 104 21 0" S:) Mrs Duncan Miller 129 25 .104 iliss Roberts and Mrs Bromley did not return scores. Miss Wild is the holder of the Challenge Prize for the second time. IfjKEBROi Mackintosh's Latest Toffee! 66 r fig gUtcttom j By Mr C. Wesley fiaslarn. To Gentlemen,Gardeners, Florists, and others. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, At the CORN EXCHANGE, RHYL, Great UnreservBd Sale of about 500 Lots of Choice DUTCH BULBS. Consisting of Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocuses, Daffodils, Polyanthanus, Narcissus, Anemone, Snowdrop, Scillas, Ixias, uc, &c. Made up in lots to suit all purchasers. Also at the same time and place, 700 Plain and Fancy FLOWER POTS, varying from oins. to ISins., direct from the manufacturers, and a consignment of glasses for Hyacinth. in lots to suit purchasers. Sale to commence, afternoon at 2 30, evening at 7 v. w. The Auctioneer begs to call attention of intending purchasers to this Sale, as the Bulbs are direct from the growers, and are of the finest quality, and the Pots are of good manu- facture. Catalogues are now ready, and can be ob- tained from the Auctioneer's Offices, Town Hail Chambers, Rhyl. (902 On MONDAY, OCTOBER 2'Jth, at the CORN EXCHANGE, RHYL. A Large Assortment of Household Furniture, removed for convenience of Sale. Further entries respectfully invited. Cash advanced if required. Settlements day after Sale. Goods stored free unti' Sale (S)03 To Gentlemen, Gardeners, Florists, and others. Early in NOVEMBER, at ST, ASAPlf. Sale of First-class DUTCH FLOWER BULBS, direct from Holland. To be sold without reserve. Full particulars next week. (904 R 4J tc £ crtu £ tor jMr. TO !IE SOLD BY I'RIVATE TREATY. By Order of the Mortgagee. ALL that Messuage, Shop and Premises site, and being No IS BODFOR STREET, Rhyl, within 100 yards from the Station. -For price and particulars apply to Messrs WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, 872 Solicitors, Rhyl. T"8MBEl^OLira^Fr K ATY*the two Semi-detached Residences known as Chesterfield aud "Alancab," Queen's Walk, RhyJ. The Houses are substantially constructed, command a South-Western aspect, and have the following accommodation, namely, Tiled Vestibule and Entrance If all, 2 Reception Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bath Room, 2 Kitchens and usual domestic offices, and outhouses, together with good gardens (back and front). the premises are in a good state ot repair, and fitted with the latest sanitary improvements. Vacant possession of "Alannah" can be given immediately. For flirtlier particulars and price, apply to MR F. J. CAMLIN, (769 Solicitor, Rhyl. FOR SALE. In Bankruptcy. Re J. S. Greenhalgh. THE following Lots of property, which were offered for Sale by Public Auction, at the Royal Hotel, Rhyl, on the 21st August, 1906, are at present unsold, namely :—■ LOT :3, Nos. 1 and 2 Windermere Villas, Sea- bank Road. Rent £ 30 each. LOT 5. Four Dwelling Houses in Warren Road, Rhyl, namely Grange Villa," Rosebank," "Fernbauk," and" Hollybank." Estimated rents, £ 83 per annum. LOT 6. mi6 sq. yds. of Building Land at Sea- bank Road. Lvr 7. 710 nI. yards of Building Land at Sea- bank Road. LOT 1H. Valuable piece of Building Land con- taining 9SS2 sq. yards or thereabouts situate in Westbourne Avenue, Rhyi. LOT 13. 10,525 sq. yds. of Building Land, with a frontage of 3-17 feet to Seabank Road. Rhyl. For Prices and Particulars apply to Mr GEORGE PERKINS, Auctioneer, Rhyl, or to Messrs. WSLHAMS & WILLIAMS, 745) Solicitors, Rhyl. r|PO BE SOLD OK, LET, a Semi-detached Villa JL in Palace Avenue, Rhyi, 3 entertaining rooms, 5 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, and w.c., with wash-house out- side.—Applv 36 West Parade. 1936 aftinngf)eft jgqttgc& rg ',0 LET on low terms for winter months, a well .1. Furnished House, 2 Sitting and 5 Bedrooms, Gas Cooker, Piano. East end, South aspect.—M.B, Journal Officc. 864 OUR-ROOMED COTTAGE-BUNGALOW to JL let, from October, furnished or unfurnished. Nice locality, suit couple.—Apply by letter, B.E., Journal Office. (771 CP NIS IT KI) HO USES TO LET Two JL Guineas per week (two sitting, 4 bedrooms bath), long or short periods. Also a choice selec- tion of superior Furnished Houses, from 2 to 10 guineas per week.—Full particulars Hatwood and Co., Acrents, Rhyl. RHYL.—To Let Furnished, minute Parade, gas cooker, 10s weekly, long or short time.— Apply, Banquet House, Rhuddlan. 796 ..iIJ'I8o."E "0 MR FltANK. JONES HINTS ON EYESIGHT." Hint No. 1-" HEADACHE." It is astonishing how little is understood of the causes and cm e of headache. Liver out of order, stomach ditto, electric light too strong, some other light not strong enough, overwork—these are a few of the little fictions which people invent to account for the head- aches from which they suffer. Occasionally. omeone having tried all the patent medicines in the market and visited a few doctors, without any good result, thinks I will have my eyes examined," and then finds that the last experiment is the one which he should have tried first. 90 per cent 01 headaches are caused by some uncorrected defect of the eyesight, which can be absolutely cured by proper spectacles or eyeglasses. If you suffer you should consult MR FRANK JONES, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 103 Wellington Rd., Rhyl 863 THE RHYL Boxing Day Eisteddfod, December 26th, 1906. Adjudicators W. T. Samuels, Esq., S.T.S.C., Llifon, Pedr Mcstyn, Huwco Penmaen, R. Rhydderch, Esq., H.M.I., Mrs T. D. Jones, and Mrs D. Evans. Accompanist Bryan Warhurst, Esq (I'encerdd Clwyd). Principal Evenfs Chief Choral Competition (Male Voice), The Comrades' Song of Hope." Prize E12, and'a hand- some Marble Timepiece to the Conductor. Mixed Choirs Ar Don o flaen y Gwyntoedd." Prize £8,. and a Gold Scarf Pin to the Conductor. Juvenile Choirs Go, Springtime, go." Prize 95, and a Silver Mounted Baton to the Conductor. Quartettes, prize £ 2 2s. Duet, 2Js. Solos, prizes 2s. c-ach. Competitions in Poetry, Prose, Recita- tions and Arts, &c, The Official Programme to be had from tho Principal tradespeople of lihyl and also from the secretaries, PARRY & JONES, Claremont House, 28 Abbey Street, Rhyl, (884 .nJ:I'; -¡fA-;y,I!:a. WANTED Ladies to have their Sewing i"t' Machines repaired by the largest firm of Sewing Machine makers in the world. Wo repair all kinds, no matter whose make. Note the only Address—Singer Sewing Machine Co., Ltd., 50 High Street, Rhyl. Do not trust your Sewing I Machines to incompetent men. (836 alc tig auction. 1 By MR. GEORGE GAUNT. RH y il. By order of the owner, he is retiring. Haworth's Private Hotel, 73 High St. MR GEORGE GAUNT (of Liverpool; will Sell by Auction, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, on the premises, commencing at Eleven o'clock, the valuable Household Appointments, which have been supplied by makers of repute, and are of a character eminently suitable for either private or public user requiring goods of a reliable character. There are the contents of Seven Bedrooms, and these contain Suites of an attractive nature in various choice woods, together with Bed- steads and numerous Chamber requisites. There are Public and Private Sitting Rooms and Dining Rooms, containing many items worthy of note, and a large Drawing Room furnished in exquisite taste. The Suite is of beautifully marked Rosewood, delicately inlaid, with handsome Cabinet, Occasional Table and Chairs in unison. There is also a Valuable Upright Grand Pianoforte, and other requisites. The Kitchens contain many useful Culinary items—Tables, Dressers, Large Gas Cooking tovc, Patent Washer and Mangier, &c. To be viewed on Saturday, the 20th inst, when Catalogues may had on the premises, or from the Auctioneer, 25 Lord Street, Liverpool (Telephone 5536). (887  URBAN DISTRICT OF RHYL. PROPOSED BYE-LAWS. WE, the Urban District Council for the 'f 1f Urban District of Rhyl, in the County of Flint, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, —That we have made certain Bye-laws, under the provisions of the Local Govern- ment Board Provisional Order Confirmation (No. 5) Act, 189!), with respect to:- The Parades, Esplanades, Beach, Sands, and Foreshore or Seashore, within the Urban District of Rhyl and that a copy of such Bye- laws, together with the draft approved by the Local Government Board, is deposited at our office at Clwyd Street, Rhyl, and will be open during office hours thereat to the inspection of Ratepayers of the District without fee or reward, for the space of one calendar month, from and after the 15th of October, HIOG. And that we, the said local authority, shall, at the expiration of such one calendar month, apply to the Local Government Board, for confirmation of such Bye-laws. Dated this 11th day of October, 190G. (Signed) ARTHUR ROWLANDS, Clerk to the said Local Authority. 890 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, owing to the great amount of trespass in Gwveh Castle Park and Plantations this season, ALL PERMISSIONS to walk through the Park ARE HEREBY CANCELLED from this date. Persons desirous of renewing the privilege will please make fresh applications, and anyone found without such permission, or anywhere not specified on the permit, will be treated as a trespasser. Gwrych Castle Estate Office, 1st October, 1906. (859 'to: Si"II! -s.z jflteteUanrous* MISS" ROSA CARTWRIGHT, Certificated South Kensington, Exhibitor. Painting class from the "Life," every Wednesday afternoon, at Private Room, 72 High Street (Greenfield Dairy), Rhyl. (SS9 FORTY ACRES to be let for Shooting (rabbits JL and game), on Castle Farm, Dyserth, Apply to Mr J Lloyd, at the Farm. 862 PRIVATE GREETING CARDS for Foreign Mails, from 2s. per doz., can be seen at the Post Card Shop, 5 Queen's Arcade, Rhyl. (855 ADA MP: SHERIXCPAN. ••• Change r £ Address. Sheringdan House, Voryd. Nat. Tel. 12. 319 WANTED on Mortgage, freehold^ ^DOv/vy hoase in Rhyl.—Pope, 3 Crescent* Read. (81.3 OUNG LADY could have lessons in Modern JL Languages, Classics or Music in good school in return for 2 or 3 hours' junior teaching daily. —Address, X.L, Journal Office. 806 gljjarfmtntg GENTLEMAN wishes to let part house (fur- G nished) during winter, to quiet family: good cooking and attendance manservant.—" Pahar," Journal Office. 908 APARTMENTS, confortable and well fur" J'L nished sunny very central Church Street. Winter months or permanency; moderate.— Apply, A.Z., Journal Office. 3 COMFORTABLE Winter Apartments, with or without board third house from sea highly recommended bath (h. & c.).—Mar low, Bewdley, Butterton Road, Rhyl. 892 GENTLEWOMAN (Officer's daughter) wishes a R-T few Paying Guests, privately comfortable Christian home temperance principles moderate winter terms. Peshawur," Journal Otfice, 873 COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS for t^ C- business gentlemen, permanancy. Board or without. Terms moderate. Also, well furnished front sitting room and bedroom to let.—Apply Laburnum House, Aquarium Street. (861 CO M FO RT ABLE Apartments, East end, Bath- room, permanent, terms moderate.—W.R., Journal Office. 865 COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS for Business A-) people or othors. Cheerful part of Town. Central. Terms very moderate.—Apply, C.A., Journal Office, Rhyl. (809 JEmploJlmCnantti). WANTED, by a widow, Situation as house- keeper, temporary cook, or nursing.— Address, R.M., Journal Office. 849 EXPERIENCED GOVERNESS requires daily J or weekly engagement English, French Latin, Mathematics, Drawing, Music.-—Address, D.G., Journa Office. 773 The World's Greatest Artistes heard in Rhyl. In consequence of the immense success of the previons concerts, Mr Cheetham will continue the Gramophone AT THJ rnmpoptc CENTRAL HALL, concerts MARKET STREET, Every Thursday in October, at 3 p.m. precisely. Doors open 2-30. Come and Hear the New October Records, played on a Melba Gramophone, as supplied to her Majesty Queen Alexandra, King Alfonso, &c, &c. Admission 6d. Reserved Seats Is, can be booked at 12 Queen Street. Programmes ready on Mon- day in each week. Call at 12 Queen St for one. New Serial Story. Look out for the Opening Instalment. We shall next week commence in these columns the serial publication of a splendid story entitled- By Misadventure," From the pen of FRANK BARRETT. Our author's fame as a front-rank Novolist has spread all the world over. His stories have' delighted thousands of people who love the mysterious and adventurous elements in fiction. BY MISADVENTURE is a story to be remembered. It is vivid in itf fine descriptions, thrilling in its plot, and brilliant in literary craftsmanship. Rapid movement, sensational episode, strik- ing characters, and sparkling dialogue arc the chief characteristics of this line story. The reader will be charmed with the narrative from the first to the last line. I Co bt JLct. i TO BE LET, bj* Tender, Pastur.- F.eid in Marsh Road, Rhyl, lately in the occi p ,ticn of Miss Jones, of Hendre. Immediate j-ios-^ssion c»a be given. Tenders to be senr, hy ttie 22nd inst., to Or F. J. Gdiniin, Solicitor, Rhyl. 'l. 890 LADV has Unfurnished Rooms TO LET, Wellington Road. Every Convenience.— A.X. Journal Office, Rhyl. (SS.5 rpO LET, a Six-Rcomed House, beautifully X situated in the best part of Rhuddlan.— Apply, Edwards, Castle Street. 867 HOUSE TO BE LET, 23 W tst Parade, Rhyi. l Modern lodging-house, newly decorated and best sanitary arrangements, bathroom (h. & c ), also good back yard. Possession, May 1st, 1907.— Apply, J. M. Griffiths, 9 Sussex Street, Rhyl.|S60 TO BE LET, with immediate possession, Ashleigh," Sea Bank Road, containing 3 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom, W.C. (separate), Boxroom, Kitchen, Scullery, &c. Splendid view of Vale of Clwyd, River, and Mountains. Low Rental.—Apply R. Jones, Stanley Park. (761 rro BE LET with immediate possession, Nos. 6 JL and 7 Abbey Street, Rhyl. Rents f26 per annum.—Apply, F. J. Gamlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. (678 HOUSES TO BE LET OR SOLD in Mari- iLiL boro uhGrove, Rent £ 22.—Apply, Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 565 O LET, with immediate possession, or to be .JL Sold, the three-storey Business Premises in Queen Street, Rhyl, known as "Queen's Buildings, together with the Fixtures and Fittings, suitable for Cycle, Furniture, Ironmongery, or any business reouiring commodious sh-inv and storage rooms.— Apply, Francis Geary, F.A.I., Auctioneer, Market Street, Rhyl. (744 TO BE LET.—Hcnses in Sandfiekl Place and Wooil Road. Rent £ 14 and £ 12.—Apply, Jos. Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 566 T^OR the Largest and Best LIST OF HOUSES JL (Furnished and Unfurnished), Properties and and Businesse fto Let and for Sale apply to wri to MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctoneer and Estate Agent, &c., County Chambers, Rhyl. Teleohone 0179 T0 LET, Llys Awen," off Thorpe Sreet A Rhyl. Double-fronted, detached, conven ient, Rent £22. J Roberts Jones, Solicitor, Rhyl, (402 1^0 LET, good commodious dwelling house, situated No 35 West Parade, containing 3 entertaining and 9 bedrooms, with usual domestic conveniences. Possession May Ist.-Apply Robins, 15 Queen Street, Rhyl, or Brackey, Morecambe. 792 XTO. 9 EAST PARADE TO BE LET, with -i-l Cottage, Stable, a-:d Coach-house at the rear. Possession 1st May.—Apply, T. Whitley, Clydfan, King's Avenue, Rhyl. 96 0 LET, the following:- X Montrose, Butterton Road, 3 sitting rooms, 8 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, bath (h and c), and W.C. Rent £30, immediate possession. Trenance, Highfield Park, semi-detached villa, 2 sitting rooms, 5 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, bath and W.C. Rent £ 38. Immediate possession. Apply to Edwin Jones and Sons, Morky Road, Rhyl. 22 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 OFFICES TO LET in Bodfor Street, near the 0 Station.—Apply, Jos. Williams, auctioneer, Queen Street, Rhyl. 704 GOOD SHOP and HOUSE centrally situated in the principal street of Rhvl. Immediate possession. Rent an application to Joseph Wil- jiams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 543 HOUSES TO BE LET OR SOLD modern j JLJL conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rente from £ 32 to £ 50. Also, several good plots of Building Land for Sale cheap.—Apply, W. J. Simcock, Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, N. & S. Wales Bank Chambers, Rhyl. (146 SPECIAL NOTICE. TO LET, with immediate possession, 3 excellent Houses on the WTest Parade. Suitable for Boarding Establishments.—For particular apply to Joseph Wrilliama, Auctioneer, Rhyl 379 TO BE LET, all that commodious residence situate and being Penydon, East Parade, Rhyl —For full particulars apply to F. J. Gamlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. 973. HOUSES in Marlborough Grove. Rent £ 22. JLl Apply, Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 953 HIGHFIELD PARK. — Modern Villas, just completed, to Let.—Apply to J F W Foulkes, Wine Merchant, or John Foulkes, Glendale, H ghfield Park. (909 TVj"0. 1 PLASTIRION TERRACE, Rhyl, with L Ni immediate possession. Apply Jos. Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 864 ANGEMORE, 62 WEST PARADE, RHYL. 7 reception rooms and 18 Bedrooms, posses- sion at once. Excellent connection guaranteed. Apply, Jos. Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 865 TO BE LET, No. 9 South Kinmel Street imme- diate possession. Rent, £ 15 per annum.— For particulars apply J. Shaw Green and Co., 11 Mill Street, Warrington. 211 HOUSE TO LET, in Gladstone Buildings Kinmel Street. Immediate possession.— Apply, W. Roberts, 41 High Street. 200 BHHfWTO——a———B—M jsmploflmtnt (Dffrrjci). WANTED, GIRL, about 16 years of age, to if learn the Fruit Trade.-Apply. Robinson's, IS Sussex Street (next door to George Hotel), Rhyl. 891 WANTED.—BOY S with good Treble voices for J rf St Thomas' Church Choir.—Apply at the Vestry, Mondays, 6.30, or Mr Bryan Warhurst, A.R.C.M., organist and choirmaster, Haydn House, Brighton Road, Rhyl. 882 KHYL LIBERAL CLUB.—Caretaker and Billiard Marker full time. State age and terms. Applications, with references, by letter not later than 23rd October.—Gomer Owen, Bedford Street, Rhyl. (88S WANTED a Respectable Girl as apprentice to the Dressmaking.—Apply at 3 C'wyd St., Rhyl. 881 GOOD COOK GENERAL and HOUSEMAID wanted at once, for Widow Lady, no family. Apply in first place, 8 Plastirion, after 7 p.m. 870 WANTED CANVASSER for Private Greeting Cards.—Apply, 5 Arcade, Rhyl. (856 tTPIL.-iNIr W. J. Simcock, Architect. Snr JL veyor and Valuer, has a vacancy for a Pupil who will also be taught quantity surveying, &c Moderate premium.—Address, N. & S. Wales Bank Chambers, Rhyl. 660 WANTED SERVANT'S ot all classes for Manchester, Cheshire and the Welsh coast, Whitfield, 26 Wellington Road Rhyl. A BOY WANTED.—Apply at the Journal Office. WANTED, at once, a Cook-General.—Apply, Mrs Sheffield, Clovelly, Fairfield Avenue, Rhyl. S74 WANTED a good General who can wait.— The "Allendale," Wellington Road. 897 WANTED experienced Cook-General, also House-Sewingmaid. Good references re- quired. -Apply, Thomas, fconfectioner, High Street. 895 WANTED, Cook-General, and experienced Nurse for middle of October, for St Asaph, Church preferred. Also several Servants wanted at once for England and Wales, good references re- quired.—Apply, M Williams, 16 Queen St. 900 ( ENTLEMAN ASSISTANT WANTED vDT the Jewellery and Fancy Goods Business. Must be good salesman, window dresser, and ticket writer. First-class references required.— Apply, E Osmond Stacey, IS High St., Rhyl. 905 WANTED, a Learner at a Fruiterer's Shop at Rhyl.—Addres by letter, E.R., Journal Office. 906 HENRY FINCH (Lay-Clerk, St Asaph Cathedral), Manufacturer of High-Class I- Wicker Furniture fn Cane and Willow, INVALID CHAIRS, CARDEN SHELTERS, TABLES, ETC. Baskets of all Descriptions made and repaired. Chairs re-seated in Cane or Rush. Address HIGH STREET, ST ASAPH. Trial Solicited. Lesson's given in Basket iii,king XivavtHunts tantcó. "V/"OUNG MAN wants a Bed-sitting Room, with X or without board, inexpensive. Terms to; Nocab, Journal Office. ai. 901 Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examination 20 HIGH STREET (pSIT^W.RHYL Prescription Dept.—Medicines of First Quality, with prompt and careful attention, are our lead' "*g features Free Delivery to any part. Surgica Appliances and all Rquisites for nvalids Choice Perfumes. t Surgica Appliances and all Rquisites for nvalids < w Photographic Department. CAMERAS, <. y 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. RIGH-CLASS CASH CHEMIST. Telephone No. 15 ^A ■■■!■! ■ !■■■■ MI ■IIIB—AMBIHWFFTI WFIYIIAM«N— Mr & Mrs JOHN WILLIAMS, The Child's Photographers, ly PORTLAND STUDIO, High Street. Miss SYKES, Fancy Draper, 6 High Street. Blouses, Skirts, Gloves, Veilings, Hosiery, &c., &c. An Early Inspection Invited. 4S7 A Few Reasons why all Pianos should be Tuned Regularly. 1 The Piano remains longer in TUDe. 7 Superiority of work guaranteed. 2 An uniform pitch is maintained. 8 No charge for broken steel stringe 3 Regularity of touch is secured. 9 Increased pleasure to hearers 4 Brilliancy of tone is preserved 10 Satisfaction to the performers. 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 W. A. BEDDINGrTON, EDWARD HENRY STREET. (Who tunes for nearly 800 families) The Absolutely Reliable Tuner. .1J"jj; M. J. EDWARDS ib* NOW SHOWING Early Autumn & Winter Novelties, IX MILLINERY. MANTLES. COSTUMES, JACKETS. FURS, <tc,, <fcc. A visit to our Showrooms, will be esteemed. Compton House, 57 High St. TALBOTT's, 60 and 61 HIGH STREET, RHYL EARLY AUTUMN SHOW OF MILLINERY, MANTLES, BLOUSES, FURS, &c. Novelties in all Departments. Miss KERR, High-class Millinery Establishment Begs to intimate that she has removed to more convenient premises No 1 Lyric Buildings, Market Street, Where she is now showing all the Latest Styles in English & Parisian Millinery. FOR THE BEST QUALITY of Provisions & Groceries Try PARRY'S, Old Journal" Stores Mos°pnp?li 30 HIGH STREET, RHYL. wi.II imimn in ——no—■—■ Houses to Let Unfurnished. Maeugwyn Villa, Lake Avenue.—Pleasant villa- Rent £:26. 7 Osborne Grove (1 minute Parade). Comfortable house. Rental 7. Seiriol Villa, Morley Road. -Convenient house. llent £1.3. 114 Wellington Road.—Good letting house. Rent d:17 lUs. Houses in Lake Avenue and South Avenue. Rents £:2:2. Large Loek-up Sbo^ (Market Street). Rent £ 30. Grange Road, Pleasantly situated. Rent £23. Queen Street.—House and Shop. Rent £50. Sandringlum Avenue.—Comfortable houses. Rent £ 24. Princes Street.—Convenient house. Rent £ 24 10s 35 and 37 River Street. -Convenient Houses. 4 Entertaining, 7 Bedrooms. Bath and all modern conveniences. Rents £ 32. Seriol Villa, Morley Road—Convenient House. Rent £ 14. 6 South Kinmel Street Comfortable House. Rent £ 15. C WESLEY HASLAM, Town Hall Chambers, Rhyl. 1 \RESSMAK1NC and MILL1XER'\ —Missei: ±J Goddard, 11 Aquarium Street, Rhyl. Ladies' own,material made up. Terms reasonable. (S35 :tror alr. XJKDKRTAKERS- L Cars, Glass and 1 lain Hearses, Coaehnu Shehberes, Broughams, Landaus. 40. Some C!1\HrBton rE&^ Cerms. Catalogues -Marston, 24 Bradford Street. Birmmph*™ T^OR SALE, Glass Roofing Felt SAJr?TTLaii,daus' Victorias, Light Drags, Wa 30 v jr<?u8h&m Hansoms, Brakes, WagoDettes \io 4 ^Dew Half price. Cataiogues liratotro- OftiecO. &c. SERVANTS REGISTRY. Public aidlWt l) Apartments. Moderate terms.—Mrs Dorrel Bath Street, Rhyl. 66 MADAME DORE, Scientific Character Reader 1' 2 Queen's Arcade, Rhyl. Hours from 10. Appointments, Nat. Tel .4yl. 509 MASSEUSE. Miss Meredith, Certificated 1, under Dr. Hetcher Little, Loudon. Swedish and Danish Movements. Nanheim treatment, Claremont Villas, Bath Street 641