Flintshire Observer Mining Journal and General Advertiser for the Counties of Flint Denbigh

Local Business Guide. MOLD. J$Ht..(iH1E"} | J. SAUM, W^rc'rtMAKER High St., MOLD, | i Best selection of RINGS Wedding and Engagement. j J GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SOUVENIRS AND TRINKETS. J tHtH.!H.$-1:1H.Ht-ft. 1HtM.-1h!h !t £ PCI I IQ ft PIS The Prize Float & Carriage Builders, &c., § | ■'> £ 't M & A llU. CHESTER STREET, MOLD. £ IE Ralli Car, Liverpool Gigi, Dog Carts, Governess Cars, Floats, &c. ? 3} Every description of Vehicle built to order. Rubber Tyring on the premises. ]? & REPAIRS—Painting, Trimming & Leather Work of every description neatly executed £ at reasonable charge. Estimates tree. Motors Repaired and Re-painted. £ I" +++++++++++++++++++++ J. S. SWIFT,$ \A me and Spirit Merchant, ••)<•• 44, High Street, MOLD. Telephone 23. J BASS'S ALE AND GUINNESS'S STOUT. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ WILLIAM MEREDITH, & Paperhanger, 47, High St., MOLD. | J CHURCH AND CHAPEL DECORATOR. 0.4 & Workmen sent to all parts of Wales. Special Pattern Books sent out. t Contracts carried out equal to the best City firms. + + + + + + + + -V + *4 -*44 CHESTER. BARGAINS in FURNITURE & of every description at T. 8 BURRELL'Si Fore* Chester. I ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ | Sheepskin Mats. 4/9; Hearthrugs, 25/= f X REPAIRS, DYEING, CLEANING, DRESSING, at Moderate Prices. I Newstead, PRACTICAL FURRIER, í I CITY ROAD, CHESTER. <$» <$» «$♦ »j» »j» »j» <j» «j* *J* «$♦ »J» «J» »J» »*♦ **♦ »J» < £ ♦ »J» ♦*♦ ♦*+ »j» «|»^» »j» »j» ♦*« ♦♦< «j»«{»^nj» «*♦ «j» ♦*♦ »j» *j« »*♦ »j* ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ *j» ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ (.j, «J» »♦» »♦♦ *♦« I ELLIS'S Cestrian PIANOS + + + + For to 6 per month. ,.4 _— $71, Foregate St., CHESTER, | ..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ $ELECTRIC LIGHTING. I J ESTIMATES FREE. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. « £ ♦ Telephone 180. All makes of Lamps kept in Stock. 1 F. JONES & SON. eas^TB. CHESTER. | ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I ARTXIQUES B0S."d | ect I CRAWFORD, Bridge"st«:et Row, CHESTER. | »J» ♦ OAK CHESTS, TABLES, BUREAUS, ETC. £ ++++++++++++++++++++++++ :t' :t' ",T" ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Chester Silver Motor Co. I Tel.3oi. 75, Foregate St., CHESTER. ••.sKS'Ki." | Chester. & Motor Engineers and Repairers. Estimates Free. First-class Work Guaranteed. X *$» Agents for the famous DARRACQ, TALBOT, AND ARROL JOHNSTON CARS. f —-— v Trials and Particulars as above, I4 ♦*♦*♦♦♦♦♦ VvVVVVVVMoJt I BETTER TAKE a remedy which is a purely vegetable preparation-when yon needaseneral corrective for the stomach, liver, and bowels,—than have recourse to un- tried and experimental medicines, probably containing mineral drugs which may prove harmful and even dangerous. Beecham's Pills are en- tirely vegetable in their composition, and are scientifically prepared from ingredients of the highest quality. They are perfectly safe; there Is no- thing in them to injure the most deli- cate constitution. Their operation is gentle and natural, and they exert a salutary cleansing and invigorating action upon all the organs of the digestive system. It is impossible to over-estimate the benefits which are to be derived from a course of this excellent preparation which has now been in general use for seventy years. No one who is liable to biliousness, constipation, dysepsia, flatulence or out of sorts condition should ever be without Pffi fiLLS Sold everywhere in boxes. price Illi (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills). ■ ■■

THE NOVICE. Two lawyers, one a veteran and the other a novice, were arguing a case before a judge renowned for his incorruptibility. The no- vice, however, was unaware of this. Taking the veteran, his opponent, aside before the caise commenced, he said:- Don't you think it would be a good move for me to send a box of cigars to the judge, with my card in it ?" ° The other flung up his hands in horror. Man, your case would be as good as lost" he exclaimed. "The judge would think you are bribing him." Oh, I think it'll be all right if I send the cigars," insisted the novice. The case was tried and decided by the judge in favour of the novice. The latter button-holed his veteran opponent as he was leaving the court. Well, I sent the cigars to the judge," he armounced, triumphantly. You did, did you ?" said the other. "I'm simply amazed that he decided in your favour." Oh, I put your card in the box," said the novice.

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Cricket. HALKYN v. FLINT. An all-day match was played at Halkyn on Wliit-Monday between these teams. Hal- kyn, batting first, scored 206. The visitors making 66 in their first innings had to follow on, their second effort producing 128, making a total of 194. Scores:- HALKYN. C. Lewis Jones c Curtis b Clarke 23 M. A. Francis c Christopherson b Clarke 77 E. Fearnhead b Clarke 3 J. L Francis c Jones b Clarke 62 C. D. F. Mason st Williams b Clarke 0 J. E. P. Jones c Williams b Clarke 9 B. V. Davies b Christopherson 5 G J Roberts b Whitehead 4 J Fearnhead not out 10 R P Jones c Gunning b Clarke 1 P B Waugh c Williams b Clarke 6 Jim Francis lbw b Clarke 0 Extras 6 Total 206 FLINT. 1st Innings. F Clarke c J E P Jones b J Fearn- head 4 C Christopherson b Fearnhead 9 H Gunning c Davies b J Francis 15 G Whitehead Ibw b J Fearnhead 0 J Ellis c Mason b J Fearnhead 1 J 0 Jones c J E P Jones b Jim Francis 2 J Williams c and b J L Francis 12 D C Thomas b J L Francis 8 L Mullens b R P Jones 2 T J Williams not out 4 W Edwards c C L Jones b J L Francis 2 II Curtis c Fearnhead b J L Fran- cis 0 Extras 7 M Total 66 I FLINT—2nd Innings. D C Thomas b R P Jones 0 J Ellis c M A Francis b Jim Fran- cis 80 C Christopherson c Roberts b M A Francis 10 H Gunning c Mason b E Fearnhead 0 j TMIliams c J L Francis b Jim Francis 4 F Clarke b Roberts 5 J 0 Jones c Waugh b Roberts 8 J T Williams c Davies b Jim Fran- cis 1 G Whitehead c J E P Jones b Mason 4 W Edwards not out 4 H Curtis c J L Francis b J Fearn- head 1 L Mullens b Roberts 6 Extras 5 Total 128 Total for 2 innings 194 I MOLD COUNTY SCHOOL v. WREXHAM GROVE PARK SCHOOL. Played at Mold on Wednesday, May 24. Scores:— MOLD. J. Silver c Cathrell b Moss 21 D. Mason b Moss 2 J. R. Morris lbw b Cathrell 0 P. T. W7illiams c Morris b Lawson 14 G. Morgan b Moss 10 E. Rowlands b Morris 1 N. Marston c Bristow b Morris 0 J. WT. Williams b Lawson 5 G. Booth not out 1 H. Jones c Jones b Morris 1 W. Rowlands c and b Lawson 0 I Extras Total 683 WREXHAM. I Wiles b Silver 0 I Evans b Silver 5 Moss c Morris b Silver 11 Cathrell run out 25 Lawson b Marston 16 Morris c Williams b Silver 0 Bristow not out 1 Extras 4 Total for 6 wickets 62 For Mold Silver took 4 for 32. HALKYN v. NORTHOP Played at Halkyn on Saturday. Scores: HALKYN. C Lewis Jones lbw b Astbury 3 M A Francis c Rogers b F Jones 17 0 Jim Francis b Astbury 0 J L Francis c Blackwell b S Jones 86

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G J Roberts b Astbury 4 R T Jones b Astbury 2 J B Waugh c Hughes b Astbury 4 E Fearnhead not out 39 J Fearnhead b S JOIled 0 B V Davies not out 8 J P Jones did not bat Extras .n. 0 Total for 8 163 NORTHOP. W G Astbury b J L Francis 97 W Blackwell c J T Jones b J Fearnhead 1 F Jones run out 5 R Simons st J P Jones b R J Jones 0 E Price c Fearnhead b J L Francis 0 L Jones b J L Francis 0 S Jones b J L Francis 4 G Rogers run out 3 G Jones not out 5 J T Hughes c J L Francis b R T Jones 2 E Jones c and b Jim Francis 1 Extras 6 Total 124 PENBEDW v. ST. JOHN'S, CHESTER. Played at, Penbedw on Saturday, result- ing, after a close and exciting game, in victory for the home team. Scores;- ST. JOHN'S. Heath c Davies b Roberts 3 Hughes c Batty b Roberts 6 Coppack b Davies 1 Wright Ibw b Davies 6 Robinson e Roberts b Charlton 2 Catherall b Hughes 9 Sprang b Hughes 22 Fletcher c W'illiams b Hughes 4 Pincher Hot out 2 Dickin b Davies 4 Hill c and b Hughes 0 Extras 2 Total 61 PENBEDW. H Wood b Wright 5 0 G Roberts c Pincher b Coppack 7 H Williams c Robinson b Heath 0 W C Hughes b Fletcher 8 R S Davies run out 23 II Batty b Wright 0 N Lloyd b Coppack 2 J S Wheeler lbw b Coppack 10 S Hughes c Wright b Catherall 0 H Lloyd c Wright b Catherall 0 A II Charlton not out 1 Extras 8 Total 64 NORTHOP v. WAVERTREE PARISH CHURCH I Played at Korthop on Whit-Monday^ Scores:- WAVERTREE. W Barker b Price 4 R, Penwell run out 18 A Frame b Price 18 T H Evans b F Jones 7 T Carr low b F Jones 3 W II Hughes b S Jones 16. A Bushell not out 31 R Carr b S Jones 4 II Fairclough b S Jones 2 It Dule b S Jones 1 W Mercer c F Jones b S Jones 2 I B Gi-iffitlis c L Jones b S Jones 0 Extras 9 Total 97- I NORTHOP. W G Astbury c Fairclough b Frame 2' E Price b Frame 10 F Jones b Frame 0 G Rogers c Barker b Hughes 25 W Blackwell b R Carr 5, A Marsh c Barker b Hughes 11 L Jones c Fairclough b Hughes 4 R Simon b Hughes 2 S Jones c and b Hughes 0' G Jones b Carr 1 S Simon b Hughes 1 H Marsh not oi-it 2 Extras 9 Total 72 OTHER CRICKET ON PAGE 7. SATURDAY'S FIXTURES. Chester St. John's v. Penyffordd.