Rhyl Journal

SPECIAL NOTICE. MILK! MILK!! MILK! BUT YOUR MILK FROM The Finest Dairy Farm in North Wales, BODREYDDAN, RHUDDLAN. Having been favoured by Mrs Rowley Conwy with a supply of NEW MILK, FRliH TWICE DAILY, FRESH CREAM and NEW LAID EGGS, A. E, ZDEIfcTIcfTIIfcTQ- begs, with personal attention, to have the kind patronage of the Rhyl Residents. zn A sample of One Pint of Milk will be sent on receipt of a post card. Milk delivered twice daily to all parts of the town. Please Note the Address- A. E. DENNING, 81. David's GafeandDairy,13 Water-st RHYL. 150

The Motor Car Collision, JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF. In the case of Jenkins v Woodhead, brard by Judge Moss at Rhy!, aid recently reports d by in-, his Honour has given judgment in writing as follows In this case the plaintiff is the Ri>ctor of St. George. near Rhyl, and the defendant is a gentle- man residing at Chesterfield. Bjth the plaintiff and defendant are the owners of a motor car. On the 24th of May last the plaintiff, havirc his wife and her sister and cousin in thi- car, w,is driving from St George to Rhyl. The defen- dant's car was being driven from th direction of St Asaph to Abergele, the occupants being two gentlemen and the chauffeur; and a the point where the roads eras", each other the crs collided, the plaintiff's car being seriously d-miag d, but fortnntely rone of the occupanln of either cir were injured. The plaintiff allege? t h. c llision was dne to the negligent driving of tih- defen- dant's car, and claims from thiJ drfrndant X29 (id by way of damages. Thy defendant on the other hand contends that the plaintiff was to blame, and connter-claima the sum of L- 14s 3d for damages done to his car by the collision. The pi»iotift in his evidence,and h" is cotroborated by all the rc npants of the car, alleges that when I within eighty yards from the cross-roads he sounded his hooter, and kept pounding it until the collision. Hew.istrav lling at a 'crawling speed. On his right was a high wall, eight feet high, so that the occupant of nun ear conld not see those of the other, and suddenly as be got in the cross-roads he saw the def ndant's car coming at thirty miles an hour, tjn or twenty yards away. To avoid a collision he turned sharply to his left towards Abergele. Bat the other car strnck him with their left wing and foot-board on his off front wheel, timing his car round, so that the front faced Sr George. th" point of impact b-comes a material question in the case, as will be s. en later. Now the! defendant's chauffeur giy, s quite a differentl version of the accident. He says he was coming from the direclion of St Asaph towards Abergeio I at abont twenty miles an hour. When he came to the danger signal, fifty-eight yards from the centre of the cress-roads, he put on his hand-braKe, put the motnr out of geir, and let her run slowly. At the rross-roads he wis going ten to twelve miles an hour. When It-vel with the walt (by this I ai sume the witness means when be was in line with the wall running towards St George and at right ancles to the wall on his left eo'nir.g from St Asaph direction), he saw plain iff's car fifteen yards from bun. going the same pice as he was, or perhaps a little faster. He says he swerved to his off side to clear, put on his foot brake, but he alleges he was stru, li: by plaintiff's car in the centre of his car. His near side front wbeel (he says) struck me, and both cars turned rouDd, facing St George. He says the plaintiff had lost all control OV-T hi* machine. Our foot- board (he continues), near sHe. was simpls smashed his two front wheels must have hit the edging of the footboard.' He admitted in cmss-txamination he did not sound I his horn until ten yards off the cross-roads, nor did he bear plaintiff's horn sounded A Mr Mortimer, one of the occupants of the car. cor- roboratpd the chauffeur'b story. He says plaintiff's car struck our footboard, he cuiue straight at ns, his radiator ran iot; our foot- board, but I think his near wheel struck ns first.' In cross-examination he said plaintiff came straight bang at us-he did not turn to the left.' Now, if tLc defendant's version of the accident is right one would expert to find the two front whe. Is, but more pattieclarly the near front wheel, and the radiator of his car, damaged. For this reason I adjourned the case for the attendance of the man who repaired plaint'fi's car—a Mr John Pierce. Now, this witness speaks positively as to the impact being at the 'middle part of the front wbe-1 on the right (i.e. the off-side) of plaintiff's car; thr. front right wheel was broken, the spokes being driven in and splintered. The left aide of the car was not touched in any way. The radiator of pLiintiff's car was Dot damHgpd at all. The right-hand side back wheel was also splintered and tyre bnrsted like the front one To my mind this evidence is absolutely conclusive as to what tcok place at the time of the collision. Defendant's chauffeur and the occupant* of his car must be entirely mistaken in their view of the collision. Ther. what caused the accident ? Apart from plaintiff's own evidenct, find that of the other occupants of the car, we have the evidence of two independent witnesses as to plaintiff's horn being sounded and as to the slow rate "f speed he was travelling. In my opinion the acci- dent was due entirely to the fart that defendan's chauffeur neglected the warning given him by the danger signal. He approached cross-roads, with a blind wall on bis left, so that he could not see what was coming across his track, at too great a speed. He did rot blow his horn in time, and when he got to the cross-roads he h id not, owing to his excessive speed, sufficient control c r his car to avoid the accident The items of £ 6 10 in the plaintiff's claim I cannot allow but I giv- judgment for the piairtiff for the amount of his claim. £9 9s 6d less thtt item, viz., f22 1\),; 6d, with costs. Also I give judgment for the plain- tiff Jenkins on the counter-claim, with costs. The plaintiff must pay the costs occasioned by non-production of the witness John Pierce, who repaired the motor. I allow plans, also fee of one surveyor qualifying to give evidence.

The Bowling Club. TO Tin; EDITOR OF THE RHYL JOURNAL. SIR,-Permit me a little of your Brace to call attention to gambling on the Rhyl fowling Green. I am sorry to say tbat amongst a certain eection ,f the members of the club there is a tendency to want to have s mething on their game A bowls. Therefore, I think that before the evil spreads it should be nipped in the bud I have have heard rumours of reiigri-tioii from several members if the practice continues. Su ely the members of the Rhyl Bowling Club are sportsmen enough to pity for the love of the game.—Yours truly. ONLOOKER This is a matter which we think should not be allowed to be passed over at the annual meeting of the Club, which we understand is about to take ;lace. -E I)ITOR'.

Bodfary The Late Mr Pennant. The Flintshire County Council, at a specisl meeting on Wednesday, passed unanimously, all the members upstanding, a res lution of condolence with Mrs Pen- nani and the family upon the death of Mr P P Pennant, an alderman of the County Council since its fo-mat-ion and a past chairman. The resolution was moved by Mr W Y Hargreaves, the present chairman, seconded by Mi- Edwin Morgan, and suppoited by Mr J Herbert Lewis, M P., and Wr J M Evai)s, l,'Iint.

r Salts bll auction. By Mr OEORGE PERKINS. Pi, AS NEWYDD FARM, Ck FN, Situated 3 miles from St. Asaph and 5 from Abergele. To Farmers, Corn Merchants, Butchers, Antique Furniture Dealers, and others. FRIDAY, NOV EMBER 11th, at 12 o'clock. Important and attractive Agricultural Sale. MR GEORGE PERKINS hag received instructions from Mr \V. E. Owen (who is giving up farming) to Sell by Public Auct ion, on the above date and premises, the whole of the Live and Dead Farming Stock, I implemants, Antique Furniture, etc includug f) Valuable Heavy and Light Horses, 30 Head of Grand Weli-bred Cattle, 75 Choico Welsh Ewes, 2 Pedigree Southdown Rams, 4 Strong Store Pigs, 60 Head of Poultry, 6 Geese, Stack of Well-harvested Clover Hay (about 20 tons), Small Stack af Hay, Stacks of Beans, Oats and Barley; Up-to-date Agricultural Implements, Horse Gearing, Saddlery, Dairy Utensils, Antique and Modern Furniture, Outside Effects, etc. The Auctioneer desires to call special atten- tion to this Important Sale, the Horses and Cattle being of exceptional good quality, the Implements being modern and up-to-date, and the whole being well worthy of attention. Terms Cash at the fall of the hammer. No catalogues. For further particulars apply to the Auc- bioneer, at his offices, Abergele and Rhyl. 228 By Messrs W. DEW & SON. By Order of the Mortgagee. TO WN OF RH YL. ESSRS WM DEW & SON will offer for Sale by Public Auction at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RHLYL, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1910, at 2-30 (subject to condiriins), the Two Freehold and Choice SEMI-DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCES of CATHERNA and "THE HAVEN," situate in Palace Avenue, and the Freehold Commodious HOUSW, "WYNNBTAY," or 78 WEST PARADE, fronting the Parade, Esplanade and Sea Full particulars of Messrs Bennett it Ferris, Solicitors, 68 Coleman Street, Bank, London, E.C. at the Auctioneers' Institute, 34 Russell Square, London or of the Auctioneers, Bangor and Llandudno. 238 11 MMWI—M 11 MI 1111—MI—TI¥TIRB—JL—miiiiniiiniBimt^TI—IIIIBM THE MOST IMPORTANT POINT TO CONSIDER when giving instructions for a SALE BY AUCTION is:" WHEN 'HALL I RECEIVE A COMPLETE SETTLE- MENT ? To be quite certain of an im- mediate cash settlement give your instructions to C. Wesley Haslam, who makes a practice of settling all sales given to him DAY FOLLOWING DAY OF SALE, and who will give a written guarantee to that effect. Prompt personal Attention. Reasonable Charges. Prompt Settlements. CASH ADVANCED (if required) on receiving instructions -to sell or, if preferred, will purchase outright the whole or part contents of house of furniture up to any amount. Enquiries invited. Telephone 70. (950

St. Asaph. Wedding- Much local interest was evinced on the 26th October, at St. John's Church, Egremont, in the marriage of Mr John Wood, consulting chemist, Poulton Road, S'fnervitif, the second soi of the lafc" Rev John Wood, Vicar of Branstone, Staff), d- shire, and for many years senior curate of St. Cuthbert'a Church, Everton, Liverpool, to Miss Evelyn Roberts, third daughter of Mr Richard Roberts, of Ty Celyn, late of Clan Clwyd, St. Asaph, and niece of Mrs Roberts, of 86 Littledale Road, Seacombe, with whom she has resided for seventeen years.

Denbigh. Motor Acoident Sequel. At the Denbigh County Court on Saturday Judge Moss concluded the hearing of an action brought by Mr H J Howell Evans, solicitor, practising At Denbigh, to recover damages from Dr8 Lloyd and Lewis, of Denbigh, as a result of a motor collision which the plaintiff alleged wits due to the negligence of the defendants' chautieur. Evidence was given that ihe defendants' car, in which Dr Lewis was seated, was proceeding down Vale Street, Denbigh, and at a bend at the bootom of ihe hill it collided with the plaint if, who was cycling to Denbigh. The plaintiff claimed £19 15s 6d damages for personal injuries and injuries to his bicycle, and the defendants counter-claimed £ 3 for damages to the car. His Honour, in giving judgment, said 1 hat he was sat sfied thut defendants' chauffeur had not exercised reasonable e,re in turning the corn r and gave judgment for the plaintiff for £10 10s., and also on the couo ter-claim. North Wales Asylum. A special meeting of the committee ot visitors of the North Wales Asylum was held on Monday at Denbigh. The principal business was the elec- tion of a successor to Dr Llewelyn R Cox, who has resigned the office of medical superintendent, after holding it for 28 years. All the members of the committee were present with one exception. A special committee had opened the applications for the superintendents office and hid prepared the following" short list": Dr. W M Herbert, the senior assistant me lie d officer at th-s Denbigh Asylum. Dr. William Stanley Hughes, senior as- sistant medical otlicer (male side) at the CKybury Asylum, London. Dr. T Bodvel Roberts, assistant medictl officer at Bexley Asylum, London. With- out discussion tho commir.tee proceeded to ballot on the name*, 15 votes being given for Dr. W Stanley Hughes and 12 for Dr. Herbert. The salary attached to Vie ofuce is £ 500 per annum, with house, COAJ, light, and other emoluments. The Rhyl Celts yesterday me and defeated Prestatyn by 2 goals to 1, after a very hard game Goal scorers for the Celts were C Poole and A Roberts. T Condy pixyed excellently at outside left.

I Pointing of every description 1- .i ,e at the Journal O'f-ce j < 4 V \j l' I. I gales bJ1 auction. Mr CHAS. P. SHEFFIELD ABERGELE SMITHFIE-ED. Next Sale takes place MOND A Y, NOVEMBER 14th. CHAS. P. SHEFFIELD (assisted by Richard Pearce) solicits favours for the above. Full Market last Sale. Fat Cattle sold up to f-17 17s. 6d., Calving Cows R19 12s. 6d., Store Cattle R12, Calves 78s., Sheep 35s, and Lambs 24s. 6d. Early entries will oblige. 224 r Hi, 1 1 I, mi, 11 mi mi —in innwi Chas. P.. Sheiffeld, F.AI AUCTIONEER, Valuer, House, Estate, and Insurance Age nt and Fire Assessor, Certificated Bailiff. (Assisted by RICHARD PEARCE), T S now booking suitable dates for the Autumn Furniture Sales Low terms. Personal attention. All Sales, large or small, settled on day of Sale. Offices: Gladstone Buildings (near Station), Rhyl. Tel. 60. 991 11 11 blotter* Mrs FRANCES MARY PHILLIPS, « DECEASED. I Pursuant to the Statute 22ad and 23rd Victoria, chapter 35, intituled "An Act to further Amend the Law of Property and to Rolieve Trustees," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that aii Creditors and other Persons having any debts, claims or demands against the Estate of Frances Mary Phillips, late of Winterbouroe, Marine Drive, Rhyl, in the County of Flmt, Widow (who died on the 29:h day of August. 1910,' and whose will was proved in the Principal Regis- try of the Probate Division of His M-jesty's EIih Court of Justice on the 29th dav of October. 1910. by Henry Chalker, of 67 Westgate, in the Cty of y 0 VVakefie d, Solicitor, tha Execu-or therein named), are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their debts, claims or demands to us, the under- signed, as Solicitors to the Siid Executor, on or before the 19th day of December, 1910; and notice is hereby given that at the expiration (f that time the said Executor will proceed to dis- tribute the p.ss: (g ot the said testator amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only DO the debts, claims, and demands of which he shall then have had notice, and that he will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose debt, claim, or demand he shall not then have had not ee. Dated j his 1st day of November, 1910. STEWART and CHALKER, 67 Westgato, Wakefield, 226 Solicitors for tha said Executor. -v PRELIMINARY NOTIUE. RHYL AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY, Assisted by the RHYL AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. The Seventh Annual Performance, uricler the direc- tion of Mr Percy J. Asbfi dd, will take place in The New Pavilion, On Thursday, Nov. 24th, When The Importance of being Earnest," By OSCAR WILDE, will be produced. Phn at P. J. Ashfield's Pharmacv, 66 High St. (160 Yotes for Women. LADY —-— Constance Lytton WILL SPEAK OX HER PRISON EXPERIENCE. AT THE TOWN HALL, RHYL, ox TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 8th, AT 8 O'CLOCK. 235 Fireworks, Fireworks AT GROVE'S BAZAAR,WEST PARADE (Next dcor to Queen's Hotel), Rhyl. The largest sto k and best selection in Rhyl. 50 per cent of Fireworks given to all purchaser* of Is. worth aDd over, viz :—Every buyer of Is worth can select 6d. worth free, and so on with every pound's worth you will receive 10s. worth extra. J<3, hd, Id, 2d, 4d, 6d, 1-, Is 63, 2s, and 2s 6d goods in great variety. Rockets, Roman Candles, kVheelR, Alin-, Italian Streamers, Jack-inthe-Box, Mount Vesuvius, Coloured Fire, Bouquet of Romans, Triangle Wheels, Dovil-amongst-the-Tailors, Crackers,Tour billion. Special packets, 4'.d worth 46 for 3d. 9d 90" hd. Is 6d 170 Is. 2 Strings, 140 Chinese Crackers, Id. 1 „ 40 „ „ Id. I have sold fireworks for 25 years in Shrewsbury. I lead, and others try to follow. AddressGROVES, West Parade, Rhyl. 230

Prestatyn. Whist Drive. The second of a aeries of whiat drives arranged by the Constitutional Club tnok place on Thursday, when another splendid gathering was witnessed. The prizes were kindly given by Miss Robson, Mr Wainwright, Capt Macdonald, and Mr Sculli, Liverpool; and were carried off thus: Ladies—1st, Mrs Robertson 2, :\1;8s Webb; gen,s-MEssr,, Davies and R Jones. The refreshments were again in the capable hands of Mrs Lewis, Mra Robertson and Mrs Wiiliams. The next drive is fixed for Monday, November 14th. Coif. A commencement has been made with the com- petition lor the Bu'cook Cup, under tha auspices of the Presr<ityn Golf Club, and bome iziterestiD? makheg have beefl wituesssed. Parish Church Aotivlties. There are no less than 16 different institutions in connection with the Prestatyn Parish Church, and the work of each is now in full awing. The annual parish social was he'd on Monday in the Church Room, and proved a. most representative and enjoyable gathering Tea, music, and Gong, to- gether with some announcements regarding Church work, were the order of the evening. A library is in process of being formed io coonectiou with t Iv- Church, and Mr Purutll has set an example by giving ten well bound volumes. The first meeting of the Guild of Sacred Study will b" held in tho Memorial Chapel next Sunday at 3 p.m. The Winners. I Matters John Whoway and Willet Davies are the winners of prizas in a drawing and paiuting compe- tition recently promoted by the teichers of the Church fck-hools. The Curacy. Tile Parish Mag^n- states that the accepted cindidat.- for the curacy of the pandi :8 unable bo take up the wcrk and that owing to the S"rk>u< I lack of Candida:«s for holy orders, it is exceedingly difficult to K'.cure 1 colleague for the Vicar, lie n-ccvsary bilingual dunes to bc performed rendtr- Jg it ul; the nr rr difficult.

aaleg ln> auction. [ By Mr C. WESLEY HASLAM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 1910. DENBIGH SMITHFIELD. Unreserved Sale of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Fruit Trees, &c. C WESLEY HASLAM, Auctioneer. 233 Under Distress for Rent. 29 WEST PARADE, HEYL. C WESLEY HASLAM will Sell bj • Auction the whola of the Household Furniture and Effects, being the contents of 2 Sitting Rooms, G Bed. rooms, &c., on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1910. See Handbills for particulars. Sale at 2 p.m. ——„.„„ 234 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 191o7 ARCADE AUCTION MART, Rhyl Next Periodical Sale of Household Furniture will take place as above. Early entries invited. LINCOLN HOUSE, CRESCENT ROAD, RHYL. Sale of Household Furniture, for Miss Freeman, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th. 22 -J1 ..¡¡.=- '8GftIt TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1910. TEE HARBOUR, RHYL. Important Sale of Ship's Timber, Motor Machinery, Boats, &c. C WESLEY HASLAM, Auctioneer. • 223 Other Sales in course ot Preparation. A complete settlement of all Sales Day following Day of Sale. Enquiries invited. ^■ .If fw mw 111 unwajjiMimyiH TO PROPERTY OWNERS. DUTIES ON LAND VALUES. {1 WESLEY HASLAM will be pleased U. to advise Clients with regard to the DUTIES ON LAND VALUES, and make out returns on their behalf. Prompt attention. Moderate charges. Tel. 70. 938

Rhuddlan. Lay Reader's Marriage. The wedding was ri-cently solemnised at Kdvey (Swansea) Pir sh Church of Mr William Wynne (late of Rhuddlan), lay reader, St Peter's Church, Pentrechwyth, and Miss Rebecca Diviee, second daughter of Mr Rhys Davies, builder, Pentre- chwyth. The Rev J G Mithias, vicar, officiated. The bridr, who was given away hy hor father, was gracefully attired in white silk with large picture hat, and was a. tended by Miss Katie Divies (sister). Rev J G Jones (LUnsamlst) acted as beat man. Mr and Mrs W R Davies, Mr" Wynne (mother of the bridegroom), Messrs Val Hum phries and Isaac Thomas were also of the party. The wedding breakfast was partaken of at the Grand Hotel, Swansea, after which Mr and Mrs Wynne left for Tenby, where the hocuymooa was spent. There was a number of nic presents. New Wesleyan ChapEll. Special services were held on Sunday and were continued during the week to mark the op^riine o the above place of worship. The preachers included the Revs Ll. yd Jones, Chester, chairman of the North Wales No 1 District of the Welsh Wesleyans Tlics Hughes, Bangor, an old Rhuddlan boy T 0 Jones (Tiyfau), Rhyl and Francis E Joaes, Pres- ta yn. The budding is a v-;ry neat one and reflects much credit &like on the architect, builden and congregation. Test Concert. The C.M. Lfcture Hall was packed last night, on the occasion of a test concert arrar.g-d by a committee of which Mr W H Jones, Khydydd-tu- ddwr, was the secretary. Mr R Hughes, J.P., Llanfairftchan, presided, and the adjudicators were Messrs Peter Edwards (l'tdr Alaw) and David Owen (D-nbigh). After a very line scries of competitions the results were announced as follows; Ladies' challenge solo, M ra Lees (nee Humphreys), Rhyl. Gentlemen's challenge solo, Mr J Morns Jones, Rhyl. S.dj for competitors who had no', previously won a prize 'n open competition, Mr Wm Jones, Dyserth. Challenge recitation for comp titors over 16 year of age, Mr Eilio, Cerrigvdruidion. Do. for competi- tors under 16, Miss M A Roberts, Rhuddiar, Amongst che donors of prizes were Messrs J \V Joues, Rhuddlan, and Gwilyn 0 Jones, Pvvllheli Mrs Backhouse, Rhyl, wis the accompanist. A vote of thanks to the Chairman and others was heartily accorded, on the motion of the Rev David Joneo, seconded by Mr E R Beech.

Welsh Baptist Tea and Test Concert. This fixture yesterday, at the Town Hall, proved a very popular nnd successful one. The t ';¡' arrangements were under the superiutsndence of Mrs Lee, Bcdfor Street, and Mrs 0 R Williams, Eaat Parade, assisted by Mrs Ellis, Oxford Grovej iNIrg Roberts. Windsor Street, and Mr Pritchard, Edward Henry Street; and the tables were presided over by Mrs and Miss Evans, River Soreet; .\1 rs Hooson, Abbey Street, and Miss Williams, Queen Street; Mrs and Miss R Roberts, West Parade; Mrs and Miss Edwards, Kinmel Street Mrs L'oyd, Bedford Street, aid Miss Loyd, Gronant, S"'eet; Mrs Roberts, Bedford Street, and Miss Hughes, Water Street; Mrs Roberts and Miss Lloyd, Crescent Road; M'S Price, Plastirion Terrace, and Miss Dowell, High Street, Mrs Pric^, West Paride, and Mrs Evans, Wellington Road Mrs Trehearo and Mrs Newton, Princes Street; Mrs R-berts aud Miss Williams, River Street Mrs Pri chard, Edward Henry S'reet, and liss Lewis, Bodfür Street. At the concert the duties of chairman were dis- charged by Mr J Roberts Jones, aDd a capital pro- gramme was carried out. Mr G W Jones, Pres- tatyn, was the adjudicator in the canpetitive items and Mr Bryan VVarhnrst acted as accompani-t. The Rhyl Juvenile Choir, under the direction of Mr B. Wadsworth, treated the auiience to some beautiful renderings of "Excelsior," What ctri lambkins do ? In the snow now let us ga'her," "The Better Land," ''Swsnneo River," &c, and other very pleasing contribu ions were songs by Edwards & Arthur El wards, trios by Alan, Arthur & Gerald Edwards, recita- tions by Percy Jones, and harp solos by the Royal Welsh harpist Reuben Roberta. Several vocahs s took part in the challenge solo competition, the prize ctiered being a silver cup. After a keen contest Mr G W Joors declared the winner to b» the singer of It was thou the destroyer" (Verdi), Mr Frs-nk Nicholson, Gwespyr, who he said hid q, rich mellow voice and did the piece full justice, his singing throughout being very dramatic. The cup was presented to th,! winner by Mrs Rog -r Price. Tho Chairman, in replying to a vote of thanks proposed by the Rev T M R. ed and seconded by tho Rev Dr A J Parry, congratu- lated all concernrd upon the excellent way in which the fixture had'been carried out. The pro- gramme had been a most erjoyable one throughout. Referring to the performance ^y the Rhyl Juvenile Choir, h" thought bit ns a town they were proud of the choir and of .Mr Wadsworth for the way in which ha h %,I trained it. It was not every day that one rmt such i. choir. He very heartily oongratuute;! the choir en the distinction it had gaiaed rot, oulv fr-i- itself and its conductor, but for the town, in its recent succesi at the Colwyn B:y National Eisteddfod. As a tJwn they had long boasted of fhrimp", sands and sunsets, and now they were able to boast of their young siDgers (applause). The secretarial and organising dutic-i in coautction with tho iixtuie were under aken by Messrs Wm Parry, Philemon Trehcarc, and Ttebcr Jones,

Sates tiji auriton. By Mr ERNEST JONES. By order oi a Gentleman. Removed for Convenience of Sale. ELLIS'S BUILDINGS. 13it WATER STREET, RHYL., TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 8th, lIIO. | MR ERNEST JONES has been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, about 200 lots of Household Linen, Electro Plated Goods, 0- China and Cutlery. 7 iinehy E. P. Tea and Coffee Service, E, P. Engraved Trinket Casket, E. P. Kettle on stand with spirit lamp attached, E.P. Butter Dish with rerolving lid, Embossed Card or Fruit Basket, E.P. Breakfast Cruet, Pin Tray with ivory handle, Fish Slice and Fork in case, Game Carver and Fork, E.P. Nut Cracker, L.P. Knives and Prongs, Egg, Jam, and other Spoons. A Grandfather's Clock in oak case, with brass dial, by Gabriel Smith, Chester. (Quantity of Handsome Goss Ware and other China. 21 Handsome Tea and Tray Cloths, 100 Toilet Mats in Lace, &c., 17 Table Centres m Fancy Work, 8 Sideboaut Cloths in Silk, Red Woollen Blankets. Other Blankets, Large Counterpanes with Lace Borders, Honeycomb Quilts, Linen and Twill Sheet, Large and Small Table Cloths, 15 Antimacassars, Bath Towels, Roller Towels, Pillow Slips, Bolster Cases, etc., etc. The Auctioneer desires to'draw special atten- tion to this Sale, as these goods "re of excellent quality and from a gentleman's private house. For full particulars see Posters and Hand- bills. On View Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. sharp. Auctioneer's Offices, 7 Bodfor Street, Rhyl. Tel. 67. 232 1!rl fit iltt. rPO LET, Possession May 1st, 1911 Chicago s X House, 86 West Parade 4 sitting roome, -1 double bedroom4, 2 single do, 2 attics, baths, anc 2 w. c's 2 kitchens; latest conveniences foi letting rer;t JE55. Also two houses in Gor don Avpnue 2 entertaining rooms, 4 bf ncms, baths, w c. all latest conveniences: rent t22. Also 10 Maude Street; 2 entertaining rooms, 5 bedrooms, bath and w.c., washhoueL &c; rent £ 23. — W. MiddUton, Cartretls, Palace Avenue. 239 HOCE. TO BE LET in Princes Street, con- -LA taining 9 rooms, etc. Rent, XlJ 10s — Apply, Griffiths, G Sussex Street. 240 rG LET, with immediate possession, V(-iitic-i JL House," Edward Henry Street, Rhyl, with 7 Bedrooms, 2 Reception R' orns, Dunes-ic Offices, &c; also a lar.!c Garden. Would be redecorated. Rent, £ 27 10s. per annum. —Apply Artnur C Flint-, Auctioneer and Valuer, Market Sireet, Rhyl. 22U MWEST PARADE to Let, convenient house, 14- litt, &c. Also 29 West Parade. F,'r further particulars and rent, apply, Haslam, Surveyor, Rhyl. 1217 t HIGH Si KELT to kt Commodious nre- dbV7 mises. as Private Commercial Hottl and Refreshment Rooms. Good central posi.ion. Apply, W Roberts, 41 High St., Rbyl. 2(17 r| O LET (immediate possession) Stable with 3 J!- Stails and loose box, Coach-hou=e, two large L ifts, and Stable Yaid, also Shiop m. For ren. and further particulars «pply—Hislam, Surveyor, Rhy L 189 |K> LET, Bryntirion Farm, Rhyi, with about i 10\ acres ot land, from :Ht larch, 1911.— Wiihams and Williams, Solicitor-, Rhyl. (IS6 RENT £ 18, No. S Oxford Grove," To Let, 2 Sitting, 3 Bedrooms, Bath h. and c., w.c -Apply, Roberts, 14 Aquarium (1 73 ^PACIOUS HOUSE, containing 20 rooms, situate 0 over lh. Paragon, 64 Hith S reet, Rhyl separate entrance admirably suited for commei cial hot! 1 or boaroing house; will be let at cominal rent to good tenant.-Apply at The Paragon. 113 YALLTABLE Bisiness PreniFc-P, in Queen V Stn-et, to be Ll t. on ltase, or Sold (Freehold). Adaptaole for any butiine-e.-AI)p,y, A. Lewie Jc C", Solicitor, Rhyl. (S3 ROUaLEYN, ti* 1.h Street, Rhyi^TD BE LET, with immediate possession, dwelling house and premises containing spacious entrance hall, three enter aining rooms, six bedrooms, and al) the usual domestic offices. The premises are situ- ate nea:, tlv church, station, p-st effioe and promenade. R?nt £ 40 per ^arinum. For Jfurthtr 1 particulars apply Mr F. J. Gamlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. 93 HOnE TO LET, unfurnished nicely situa ted; rents, f5 and £111 per anuum Apply, Erneso Jones, Auctioneer, Rhyl. S56 § 'O Blacksmiths ana Carnage Builders anci A. others.—Premises suitable for this business to let at Rhyl. Rent low. -Apply, Hasiam, Surveyor Rhyl. 731 1 () BODFOR STREET. — Excellent Shop and -Lv/ House, recently decorated and repaired, low rent to good tcnant.-J oseph Williams, Estate Agent. 559 IrO LET, House and Shop at 175 Wellington 1. Road good position.—Apply, Owens and Sons, 9 Water Street, Rhyl. 174 TTimVARD HENRY STREET.-Good House for letting purposes, with connection.—Apply. Joseph Wilbams, Auctioneer, &c., Rhyl. 545 JyO LET, Unfurnished, in best part of Rhyl, fronting the sea, a House containing six reception rooms, 10 bedrooms, bath room modern 8anitary improvements life. Also another, I similarly situated, coi-taiu In g two reception rooms and 5 bedrooms.—Apply, Whitley, builder, Rhyl. TO BE LET, HOUSE AND SHOP, 29 High Street, Rhyl. Good Shop and large House, wi:h 3 Sitting Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, and usual domestic otficrs.—For full particulars and rent, apply J. Sinw Green & Co., li)corp,,rated Account- -I. ants, 11 Mill Street, Warrington. (962 fO BE LET with mrn^diate possession .that commodious and convenient dwelling house ksown as S. Kilda, Bath Street, Rhyl. The house contains large and convenient entertaining rooms, bedroms, &c.. acd aiso all of the usual domestic offices.—For particulars, apply Messrs •J. Shaw Given & Co., Incorporated Accountants, Warrington (321 SPECIAL ^OIICIL TO LET, with immeiiate possession, excellent Houses on tho West Parade. Suitable fcr Boarding Estalishmonts.—For particulars, appb to J .aeptl Williams, Auctioneer, Rhvl. 7 /1HEAP KOU^IC in Sisson Street. Rpnt £ 16 — < ) Apply, Jna. WillinrnR. ATotinriPpr Rhvl 861 ^Bartments WINTER APARI MENTS. — Home from v v home. 3 doors from promenade. Good cooking, every accommodation, bath, well recom- mended, moderate. — Marlow, 7' Buttertcn Road. 117 WINTER APARTME>f TS.-Special facilities 'V for invalids best position moderstt terms.—75 Wpi-t Parade. 104 COMFORTABLE Winter APARTMENTS for e either Lady and Gentleman, two Gentlemen, or two Ladies goed cookina and attention very moderate terms; board if desir.-d.-Appl- M F ■Rogers, Bodew House, Edward Henry St. 76 RHYL.-Winter Apartm-n's. ModerateTe^ms. Good cooking and attendance. —Mrs Kinsey. 35 River Street. 56 the best \a!ne in Rhvl, ro to Hoffmann's Arcade Bazaar, Wellington Road Boxes assorted from id, to 5s. and upwards. Laq" pisces Is. to 4s. 6d 3d in the h. given ovr r. 214 ^ropciij) fflantco. I WANTED to Purchase, a block of 't T Property in Rhyl. Give situation, price. &c, to E, "Journal" Otfic-?. Rhyl. 706 RHY L. —Wanted, for small family, Furnished [\ or part Furnish"d House, for six we k". on the Front, from middle January. Rent not to exceed per week. 227 IF you want good COFFEEjtry WILLIAMS 1 J6L CO., OiiseriStrr-n'- Rhvl I w ESTABLISHED 1896. Should You Require your CJ2- ê Piano, Harmonium, or Organ c S, EFFICIENTLY TUNED or J' I I REGULATED by an EXPERT = v > H SEND FOR S | A. BEDDINGTON, RHYL, i A o .J BaaK Mnh ^aOB9MWKBWJVIJC? M J EDWARDS IS NOW SHOWING! I AUTUMN NOVELTIES. IN Millinery, Mantles, and Costumes. A VI:-LT OF INSPECTION WILL BE ESTEEMED,^ I COMPTON HOUSE, RHY -o:o -.w. (ieor^e H. Owens, Purveyor of Heat, 51a HIGH STREET (Ttopl;r) And 177 WELLINGTON RÓAD AHYL, (Opposite Palace Avenue) [ MEAT of the FINEST QUALITY (ALL HOME-FED; FRESH DAILY. Sausages, Corned Beef, and Pickled Tong"oe Orders for Welsh Mutton sent per post or rail to all parts of the Kingdom, and will receive personal attention. 1(5 r L EST ABLISBED :25 YEARS! A. & II, SANDOE, 1 he North Wales Gilders, Picture Framers & Mount Cutrs Experts in the Cleaning and Restoring of Valuable Paintings, Old Engravings bleached, restretched and framed in Hearth and Bartlozzi Moulding 1 11 Kegndmg with our Special 22 carat Shadeless Gold leaf. All our Gold Work is guaranteed tc last a quarter of a century. Picture Framing in every description of the Newest and most Up-to-date Moulding Over twenty thousand feet always in Stock. A special set of patterns in Polished Natural Wood suitable for tiigii-class Photo Enlargement Frames. &c., &:c. Hav ing found it necessary to enlarge our Framing Department and add to our Staff, we are able to turn out urgent orders at a few hours' notice. NOTE OUR ADDRESS— ~™ CAXTON HOUSE, BODFOR ST., RHYL I Showrooms-Wellington Chamber. Wellington Road. ioy Co be Solti or Urt. HouSES TO BE LET OR SOLD, pleasantly LJL situated, m ,dfra\e rentp. Also good LAND FOR SALE in v&r'ous parts of Rhyl, &c. An excellent opportuoity for those desiring a good investment, Apply to W. J. Simcock, Arch:tec', Surveyor, and Estate Agent, "Newlyn,' Crescent Road, Rhvl li2IL manttù. MOLE SKINS—Gerrard Brothers, Furriers, Edinburgh, ennounce inoreate in price for Mole Skins,—Send for pnrtieularp. 225 MOLE SKINS. — Any quaciiiy bought for immediate cash during c^mirg winter j etate pne-i at once. — W. J. New, 110 Winterbourne Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. (200 TO BUY a Block of Two Houfccs, con'ainir. g ts' v i. Parlour, two Kitchens, ar.d three Bedrooms. -Apply to Joseph NN-illiame, Auct oneer, Rbyl. SO I lIIIUiJOo.r¿m¡;¡ Jfli$ccnaneous. MADAME DORE, Scientific Character Reader, may be consulted daily, at Stationer's Shop, sia Sussex Street, Rhyl. Bazaars attended. Si MORTGAGES.—. £ 10,000 to Let out on Mort- gage on h rephoid Properties from 4 per cent iinterest. Apply C. Wesley Haslam, Town Had, Rhyl. 732 BOOK DEBTS PURCHASED, cash down, any D district.—W. Jackson, 26 Corporation Street Manchester. CCOSTUMES.—Ladif s' own ir>9teri»]. made from J 10s. 6d. Good Style and Fit, Renovations. Special attention. — Miss Tudor, oO Oueen Sr. 138 tsnmoimmn V]E7"ANTED Pupiir, improved Cr.ip Carving, style of work on view at Messrs Kerfoot Hughes and Jot:es\ — Apply 2(j Wellington Road. 229 'C-y RANTEI), a Strong Genera1 Servant. Good wages given,—Apply Dovcnale, Kinp/j Avrnue, Rhyl. (20o WANTED, Good Cock General and Houetmaid W aitress.—Apply, K., Journal Office. 204 .li'c GR LAWRENCE, Pharmaceutical Chemist, G. (by Exam.), 20 High Street, has a vacancy for a well educated youth as Apprentice. 206 WAN TED We!eduea; t d outh as AppreDtice. Apply P J Aehlield, M.Ph.S L.D A.H., Cash Chemist, Rhyl. 10s GR LAWtRENCE, Pharmaceutical Chemist (by Exam.), 20 H<gh Street, hns a vacancy for a well educated youth as ApprFn-ice. 50 DRAPERY. —Young Lady Apprentice Wanted L7 c-mmencirg w,ges.-Ai)ply, Hubbard's. 5' Wellington Road. 660 Apartments, '|PO LET, Situngroom and Bt-droom furnished, I 4s. unfurnished, 33. central,— Applv, M. J., Journal Office, Rhyl. 330 aUEEN STREET-Comfortable Apartments, good cooking, piano; from 10:. weekly. A., J ournil Office. O;) 4 BELLE VUE TERRACE, R.th Street.— ACE, i Private rooms uow vacant; others for 20;h lost. Also Board-residence by arrangement, for winter or permanency. Recommended. 894 Vf RS BURGESS, Fron Wendon, 57 West i.*J- Parade, Rh^l. Comfortable Apartments, sea view, near Pavilion. Moderate terms. 442 S8:A VIEW. %V(-,rd, I Aci,ariuyn 'trcet. good cooking—Mrs Wood, 1 Aquarium Street. 84 g } HYL-PRETORIA HOUSE, Butterton Road, ? 20 yards from promenade (west end), com- fortable and homely Apartments, every accom- modation, with goon cooking, public and private Hi tingrooms, sea view, terms moderate and ;11- clusive —Mrs Werley S annard, proprietress 34 A PARTMENTS in cenire of the Town every com etiieDce, bath, &c. moderate terms. Almora House, 2 Cre-cer, Road, Rhvl. RHYL.—TO LET, 3 good rooms, furuislitd or JL\. unfurnished mt- of gas ?tove 5/. anf] rj. cer week, if unfurnished, b-ss recording to rrquire. m°nts.—H., c/o "l'I;oocer" Office, K:Ï:!11d St eet, Ihyl. 37 RH 1 L, — Large 1'urr.i,-bed lied-Sitticgi oomj mountain and sea a:i 5/- we«k!v.— Addrf-e, 20, r/o M Guthrie, -"il Kinrpi 1 Street, Rhy' CoZ driirmstictj ipouoro Co ILtt. .1 SMALL COlTAGE, Furaished, to Let for ■' winter months, rear of High street, Rhyl 4s 6d weekly. —Write particulars, E J., Journal Umee, .> ■ ♦> o TO LEl 1LKNISHED, a Cottage Bungal JL c/oee to Promeuiide. Low rPDt. -Apply, T.G., Journal Offie, Rhyl. 175 S^WO iroct Rooms to Let Furnisried. Term A monerate.—Appiy. G.Y., Journal Office. li4 S 0 LET, iurnished, Compact Burg-.low Resi- JL dtnee, near Rhyl terms, l<Js 6d weekly.— Apply, 35 River Street, or to Haslam, Town Hall. 66 r\ FURNISHED for winter mouths, X Melbourne House, Palace Avenue, Rhy), Sheltered, sunny, 10 minutes from station. No reasonable offer refused reliable people. S5 COlFORTABLE Furn;shed Cottage to Let yj Terms yjoderatc. Lyodhurst, B almora Grove. Apply, CS., Fairlawr, Palace Avenue 18 to: 1!HJtODmrn 1 (ianlrO. SllLATIOK required in Rhyl as Genera! age •25; good reierecces,—H^ 22 Queen Street, Rhyi. X\jT ANTED, situation as Housemaid Waitress f & Cook General good reference.—Applv, 4 Crescent Road, RhyJ. 157 '^NiHD, iis Nurse AitcnCaot to an elderly v, J)C Eady or (ientleman would take night duty sewing experieccs satisfactorv referenct'.—L P., office of this paper. 144 DRES.1AKI:\G.- Crulortn's Own Mhterial, mane up moderate chargeF.-7 John t. 12 | VRESSMAKING Blouses made up from iy Ladies' own Materials for One Shilline and ^^P^re^ke^^ohnS^ee%RhvL346 ^air bJ1 ríbatr Cmtp. l^OUR aluafcle Freehold Dwelling • houeea, L situate at Rhuddlan. in excellent repair; p.easan: v situated and wtli tenanted producing a net rental cf X-19 per annum low price for an immediate salv.-Apply, Hasiam, Surveyor, Rhyl. iO, FOR ALE BY PRIVATE TREATl ALL those Three Freehold Shops Dwelling Houses and premises' situate in High Street Rhyl kr:own as "Tottenham Buildings,' now in the occupation of Messrs Fell, Glass and China Merchants, and Messrs Stead aLd Simpson, Boot an", Shoe Manufacturers. For urther particulars apply to Henry Wynn- Parry, Solicitor, Gateshead-on-Tyne or to Mr Joseph ilhamc, Auctioneer, County Chambers, .:1for £ alc jT^OR SAJ^E, a wtJi-buik wood thed. in sections, -L lort. x 8f'. good condition, only 45s.— Haslam, Auctioneer, Rhyl (216 LADY'S Humber Bicycle, very little used7Tnd m new condition £ 4 10s.—Address. E. do Journal Offi 1 iO I^0^LE,~Lar8e Magic Lantern ^oii) by Milhken and Lawley, 24 slides, excellent condition. Apply by letter, S.F., Journal Office. 154 SEVERAL Excellent Fire-proof SAFES~~to O be sold cheap, by private treaty.-Haslam. Auctioneer, Rhyl, 605 I^OR the UvsQn and Beet LIST OF HOUSES Furnished aod Unfurnished, Properties and Businesses to Let and for Sale, apply or write to Mr JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, House ano Kr'afp A gor. fcc Conr.tv Chambers, Rhvl telephone 0]79 7 l\cgt$U')] Offtcro for ScrliamjEP VI RS D 1:. JONES, Keeip-ry Office-for respeot- t ilbl9 8er;a?'8« f,iB0 Private and Public Apartments. Moderate terms.—Apply, Glanusk, Kiver 0-M Zo I \slss JANDRELL'S REGISTRY OFFICE Rhylf°r Respeeiftbl- Servants, at 22 Queen Street uartmtnt SHantrti. W 1 x'J > J w Ktdr,,°ms and Siit7r,g~K,oo7rr• f unfurn'Mica cooking pud ait^ndanoe-' ■■'iiiviTipc' o-if :;0 cotrustee* to Mr Joseph wiiitams Ati v.rio<<per, 4 Queert street. Rhyl, will receive 1!12 prompt per-sanal attention, with a guarantfce Of IMMEDFAT Cae4 SETTLEME NT » Warehouso tor Storln Furniture il::le Rooms at 4 Queen Street, open daitv inspcctroi ¡11"trr:;j,