Denbighshire Free Press

Whitsuntide Presents Free! A Pleasant Surprise for the Holidays. FOR C NE WEEK ONLY, SATURDAY, MAY 17th, to SATURDAY, MAY 24th (inclusive), A HANDSOME LEATHER PURSE will be" Presented to each Purchaser of DICK'S BOOTS of the Value of 5s. and Upwards. COME IN CROWDS. DICK'S, DENBIGH. First Grade Official Repairer to the Cyclists Touring Club. D CUSHION, Cycle and Motor Depot, 9, Clwyd Street, R UTHIN. All descriptions of Repairs and Brazing a Speciality. 15 years, experience in some of the Leading Factories in the Trade, Agent for "R. and P. New Hudson, New Sanspareil, Premier, and Hobart Cycles and Motor Cycles. 1441A31 LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! AT WH.EW A Y'S, S.P.Q.R. Stores, 45, VALE STREET, DENBIGH, for; Glass, China, Earthenware, SToy's Baskets, and all Fancy Goods suitable for PRESENTS. Flower Pots, all sizes; Galvanized Ware, always a large stock on hand. Jhina Tea Sets, 40 pieces, from 7s 9d; Toilet Sets from 4s 8d, 6 pieces, Dinner Sets, 26 pieces, 10s ditto 50 pieces, 21s. See Wheway's wonderful Watches, Gents, 2s lid; Ladies, 4s 6d Guaranteed correct time keeper. Sent to any address, carriage paid 3d extra. Money retarnod, if not satisfactory in a fortnight's time. A visit of inspection kindly solicited. NOTE ADDRESS WHEW AY 9 45, Vale Street, Denbigh. The Pont Ystrad Woollen Mills AND 15, Vale Street, Denbigh. Real Welsh Tweeds and Serges of Welsh Wool. The finest Stock of genuine Homespun Costume Cloths, Tweeds, Serges, &c., in North Wales in the very latest Shades and Designs, procured from the leading Paris and London Costumiers. Thoroughly shrunk, will not felt, colours fast to both Sun and Water. Very durable and useful. Gent's Cloths & Flannels for Summer wear, in patterns and colouring suitable for Boating, Cricket, Cycling and Shooting. The Pont Yttrad Tweeds and Serges are pro- nounced by the Public to be the BEST. Mrs. HELME, an authority on Weaving, &c., writes "The goods manufactured by Hughes and Sons, of Denbigh, are sound and perfect.' Quilts, Blankets, Flannels, Bath-Blankets, Carpets, Hearthrugs, Horse-Clothing, Yarns, and Hosiery of every description kept in stock at reasonable prices. Imitation Scotch Wools in Welsh Yarns, in 3 ply, in all shades. Customer's own Wool manufactured into Cloths, Serges, Quilts, Flannels, &c., &c. All Goods manufactured by Hughes and Sons may be had in London from the follow- ing:—Madame Jos6 et Cie., 44, South Moulton Street, W.; Madame A. Grant, 5, Somerset St., Portman Square and 34, Sloane Square; and the Morgan Arcade, Cardiff. Patronized by Her Majesty Queen Alexandra and the Nobility. Contractors to His Majesty's Government. NOTE THE ADDRESS:— 15, VALE STREET, and PONT YSTBAD WOOLLEN MILLS, DENBIGH. 6.02 Contractors to His Majesty's Government. THE "CUNDALL" PATENT OIL ENGINES. MOST PERFECT POWER FOR IPDHFFEWAMO THRASHING, DGEPMH GRINDING, CHOPPING, PULPING, &c. f.= Makers of the Largest Oil Engines in the World. B. CUNDALL & SONS. LIMITED, Shipley, Yorks. LONDON-ST. BRIDE ST., E.C., & PARIS. my.03 ESTABLISHED 185t. BIRKBECK BANK Southampton Bldngs., Chancery Lane, London; W.O. CURRENT ACCOUNTS 20 on the minimum monthly balances, O J when not drawn b«low £ 100. JQ DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS 2 h °/0 onDcpOTi^re^bleoudemtnd- 217.1 STOCKS AND SHARES Stocks and Shares purchased and sold for cnstomMl The BIRKBBCK ALMANACK, vtth full pMtteolany post free. FRANCIS RA7BNSCRQFT, Mtsutgir. Telephone No. I BoTbom. TtUgraphic Address BlRXXSCX, LOJTDOIT." THOMAS A. ROBERTS invites special attention to his BLEND OF TEAS at Is. 4d., Is. 8d., 2s., and 2s. 6d. per lb. The Finest Groceries and Provisions obtainable at Reasonable Prices. Home-Made BREAD FRESH DAILY. Sole Agent for Hovis Bread. 41, HIGH STREET, DENBIGH (NEAR THE POST OFFICE). 1726n8 Musical- Mr. Wm. J. Kempton, Professor of Music, Conductor, Trained Singing Master, and Cathedral Organist (Ely). Voice Development, Solo Singing, Sight Singing, Classes, Pianoforte, Organ, and Theory Lessons. MODERATE FEES. SCHOOLS VISITED. PREPARATION FOR ALL EXAMS. PATRONS :—Countess Cowper, Lady Ewart, Hon. Mrs. Newdigate, &c., Earl Devon, Rev. Sir Frederick Ouseley, Bart.; Sir William Ew&rt, Bart; Sir Arthur Sullivan, Sir John Fuleston, Constable of Carnarvon Castle; Dr. Steggall, Editor of Hymns A. and M. &c. Wrexham, Chester, Denbigh, and Mold visited weekly. PARK HOUSE, RUTHIN and c/o JUDE AN" LEFFLER, MUSIC STORES, Renshaw Street, Liverpool. 1331u.c SERVANTS' REGISTRY. oonduoted by Mrs. Aldrich, STATIONER, RUTHIN MRS. ROWBOIHAM, Hall Square (LATE OF 28, VALE STREET). Ladies' and Children's Outfitter Fancy Repository and Servants' Registry. WANTED, at once, Experienced and Plain Cooks, Parlourmaids, Housemaid Waitresses, Housemaids, Experienced Norse, age about 26, for June, one capable of taking entire charge. Also Laundrymaid and to assist Housemaid; Housemaids and Waitresses for Llandudno, Colwyn Bay and Rhyl; several good Cook Generals, for near Denbigh. All kind of Hotel Servants wanted at once also Young General Servants for light situations, and General Servants for farm houses in Denbigh district; one for near Rhyl, able to undertake Dairy. Wages up to .£18. ESTABLISHED 1870. Mrs. WOOLLEY, SERVANTS" REGISTRY, Ruthin Road, Denbigh. WANTED Experienced Cook for St. Asaph, small family, X25; good Plain Cooks for Holywell, Denbigh, and St. Asaph, £ 16 to £ 18; good Waitress for near Denbigh; Housemaid Waitresses fer Rhjl and Colwvn Bay; Kitchenmaids and good Generals lor Rhyl, Colwyn Bay, and Abergele; also an Experienced Laundress, good wages. MRS. PIPER, Servants' Registry, Denbigh. WANTED, Experienced Cooks and Plain Cooks for Denbigh, St. Asaph, Rhyl, Chester, Corwen,:and Derwen; Parlourmaids for St. Asaph, Colwyn Bay, and Chester; Housemaid Waitresses for Denbigh, St. Asaph, and Flint; Upper-Housemaid for Birkenhead Cook-Generals, Kitchenmaids, Scullery Maids, Between Maids; also Generals and Young Girls for light situations. Wanted for May good Dairymaid, J620 wages, and other Farm- house Servants.-Disengaged. Cook-General, age 30, where one or two in family preferred. 303my31 MISS WILLIAMS, SERVANTS REGISTRY, J I Post Office Lane, DENBIGH. WANTED good Plain Cooks and Cook- Y Generals; also Good Generals.-Dis engaged: Young Person as Working House- keeper in small family, Housemaid Waitresses Kitchenmaid, and U ndcr-Housemaid or Between Girl. PROPOSED PRESENTATION. MR. J. S. SCALES, of Oaklands, Llanfair D.C., being about to leave the Neigh- I bourhood, his friends in Llanfair and Ruthin are anxious to present him with a token of their appreciation and good-will. Subscriptions may be sent to W. T. Jones, Esq., London and Provincial Bank, Ruthin, who has kindly consented to act as Treasurer; or to Mr. D. R. Thomas, Llanfair D.C. National School, Secretary. 1096ml7 DENBIGH COUNTY SCHOOL. Notice of Examination for County School Scholarships. THHE Governors of the Denbigh County JL School offer for competition to Boys attending Public Elementary Schools, FOD H. SCHOLARSHIPS of the annual value of JS4 10s each, this being the amount of the School Tuition Fees tenable in the Denbigh County School (and renewable from year to year on the recommendation of the Head Master), (two being County Scholarships (i.e. payable out of the School Funds), the third being kindly given by Dr. David Lloyd, J.P., Denbigh, and the fourth by an anonymous donor). 1st. One open to boys resident within the School District who are and have for not less than 3 years been Scholars in any Public Elementary School, and who shall not have attained the age of 13 years on the day of the Examination. 2nd. One open to boys resident within the School District who are and have for not less than 3 years been Scholars in a Public Elementary School, and who shall on the day of the Examination be Scholars in an Elementary School in a rural district, and shall not then have attained the age of 14 years. 3rd. One open to boys resident within the School District who are and have for not less than 3 years been Scholars in any Public Elementary School, and who shall not have attained the age of 14 years on the day of the Examination. 4th. One open to boys resident within the School District wbe are and have for not less than 3 years been Scholars in any Public Elementary School, and who shall not have attained the age of 14 years on the day of the Examination. The Examination will take place at the County School, on the 6th and 7th of June next. Applications, accompanied by a certificate of good conduct (in a closed envelope) from the Head Teacher of the Elementary School at which the candidate is a pupil, must be made upon the official form, which can be obtained from the undersigned. A copy of the Rules, and also a copy of the Time Tables, shall be forwarded to each Candi- date with the official form of application. Applications should reach the undersigned 14 days before the day of -the Examination. A. FOULKES-ROBERTS, Clerk to the Denbigh County J School Governors. 1675m24. Swan Chambers, Denbigh. Scholastic. G,]&Ls' B OARDINIG AED DAY SCHOOL Love Lane House, Denbigh. PRINCIPAL-MISS E. HUBBARD. Vhe Course of Instruction includes English Musio, Singing, French, German, Drawing Painting, and Needlework. Pupils can be pre. pared for the Looal Examination. Arcville College, East Parade, Rhyl. Preparation for London Matriculation, Oxford and Cambridge Locals and Associated Board of Music. FRENCH rand GERMAN Spoken. PRINCIPAL: MISS MERCIER. Dentistry. Dental Notice. IMR. THOMAS LUKIN (FROM LONDON), DENTAL SURGEON, successor to Mr. W. H. Key and Mr. W. R Williams), may be oonsulted daily nt Fern Villa, Church Street, Bly¿ National Telephone No. 0174, Rhyl. DENBIGH.—Every Wednesday at Mra Row- botham, Hall Square. RUTHIN.—The Firs Tuesday and Third Monday in each Month at Mr. William* Tudor House, 6, We:l Street. N.B.—Patients visited by appointment* dit. E. W. ULEATINGE L.D.S., SURGEON DENTIST. Cc Vaenol, 11 Opposite the Church), Russell Road RHYL. ATTENDANCES. DENBIGH—At Mr. R. D. Hughes, Chemist High Street, every Wednesday. i au THIN-A. T. H. Rigby, Jeweller's Shop, 14 I St. Peter's-square, every First Tuesday in the t Month (Pair Day), and every ThirdMooaey t C Messrs. CLOUGH & Co., Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers, 1 DENBIGH. 1. SALES OF FAT and STORE STOCK AT Denbigh Smithfield, Every Fair Day, the 2nd Tuesday in the month, WHIT-TUESDAY. THE SPLENDID BAND of the D ly Company, lat V-B-R-W-P. will play SELECTIONS OF MUSIC and for DANCING at Denbigh Castle, On WHIT-TUESDAY, Commencing at 5 o'clock. Admission 3d. Ticket-Holders Free. The King's Coronation. BOROUGH OF DENBIGII. AT a Meeting held in the Council Chamber, Denbigh, on Friday, the 18th ultimo (the Mayor in th9 chair), it was resolved that a sum not exceeding X100 be spent en local celebrations in the form of Treats to all the old people and school children in the Borough, and other Festivities, and that the surplus of the Funds raised be devoted to (1) The Denbigh- shire Infirmary; (2) The Nurses' Institute; (3) The building of a new Soup Kitchen fur the Town. Should the Festivities Fund not reach the sum of X100 it was resolved that the Committee be empowered to charge the other funds pro rata with the deficit. It is requested that subscribers will kindly pay their Donations to the National Provincial Bank, or the North and South Wales Bauk, Denbigh, stating the object to which they wish their contributions applied. The BacIk lists will contain columns showing the total amount subscribed by each subscriber, and hew he or she wishes it to be appropriated. J. PAKRY_ JONES, 16G6u.c. H on. Sec For Sale. -I SAFES! SAF ES I SAFES 1-150, fire, ks thief, half-price. Levy's Safe Company, Frederick Street, Sunderland. Agents Wanted. *)]_ ON SALE, a light-running four-wheeled varnished RALLI CAR, quite new, with brake, lamps, and mats, full-lock. Apply to Mr. W. Davies, Coach Builder, Love Lane, Denbigh. 1711u.c. |j OR csALE, stylish Turnout, smart looking Xj COB, 14 hands, rising five; is perfectly sound, quiet and steady in harness. GOVER- NESS UAR, almost new, fitted with Anderson's latest improvements, complete with lamps, cushions, and whip. Also HARNESS. Will separate to suit purchaser, or would allow fair trial. Apply, Abbey btables, Broad Green, near Liverpool. *ml7 BROCKLEHURST'S CHEAP COLLECTION Ot Vegetabla Seeds, 3s. 6d. post free. BROCKLEHURST s Gbakd COLLECTION of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, 10s. 6d. post free. TOMATO PLANTS Is. 9d. and 2s. 6d. per dozen. Sent free to any address. "Tomato Growing."—A practical treatise on the indoor and outdoor culture of Tomatoes, 6d post free 6id. LARGK STOCK of Geraniums, Asters and other bedding plants Beautifu Blue Lobelia 6d. per dozen. Bouquets, Wreaths, and fresh cut flowers. W. T. Brocklehurst, FLORIST AND NURSERYMAN, LONDON HOUSE, RUTHIN. 1437u.o SEED. WHITE Short Oats, Yellow or Black Oats, from 8s. to 9s. per hobbet, delivered. Barley (feeding), from 8s. to 9s. per hobbet on rail. Pure Seed, Up-to-Datea. Potatoes, 60s. to 1,653"1 delivered any Station. Eating Potatoes, 60s. on rail. Clover and Timothy Hay, 105/- delivered Meadow Hay, 105/- delivered. Chilian (Chopped), 105/ delivered any Station in two ton lots. Flour, Baking and Pastry, 22s., 24s., 26s., and 28s. per Sack of 280-lbs. Samples on application. Ei U G IEE Fj S'S o STORES, RUTHIN. 1531jel4 FREE. /CYCLES! CYCLES Marvellous Bargains 2,800 Cycles, Motors and Accessories. Bargains in SBSK' 'SSSK Eadie S and B.S.A. Machines. Fi. i to do;, V address, the most interesting 50 page atalogue in the trade. Second-hand Cycles from 30s. 2,000 New Machines from 92 17s. 6d. Plated Rims, Rim Brake, Free- wheel Machines from X4 10s. each. Every class of Machine in Stock. Accessories Half Price—5C cheaper than others. Marvellous Bargains; Agents wanted; trade supplied. Don't buy before you have seen our 50 page new Illustrated Catalogue, which will be an eye-opener and money-maker to all interested in the Cycle trade. This Catalogue FREE to all.-WARRILOW & Co., WESTON-SUPER- MARE. 1434A30 To Builders and Contractors. fTIENDE. S are invited for the erection of ~L Six Workmen's Houses at Caerwys, Flintshire. Sealed Tenders to be sent to J. Anwyl, Esq., Preswylfa, Caerwys, not later than Saturday, May 24th, 1902. Plans aad specifications may be seen at Preswylfa, Caerwys, or at Dee Hurst, Llangollen, N. Wales. Th < lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN W. HUGHES, 170311117 Architect Tenders Wanted. IENDERS are required for painting and I1ENDERS are required for painting and X decorous DYFFRYN ALED, LLAN- 5ANNAN, by the Manchester Royal Lunatic lospital Co. Responsible firms desirous of endering n,a> obUtn particulars on application p J. M. PORTER, P.S.I., Surveyor, Ac., -olwyn Bay. ml7 Sales by Messrs. Frank Lloyd and Sons. THUBSDAY, MAY 29th, at 1.30. ST. ASAPH SMITWPIELD. XpRANK LLOYD & SONS will Let By Auction in the above Smithfield 25 ACRES OF EXCELLENT PASTURE LAND, situate at Bryn Polyn, St. Asaph. 1713m24 1000 HOESE3' £ 50pr^ (The Largest Sales in the World.) GREAT JUNE SALES in the North Wales Repository, Wrexham. ESSRS. FRANK LLOYD & SONS L\JL invite Entries for June 11th and 12th,-High Class Harness Horses and Match Pairs. June 13th.-Pedigree Hackneys, Show Cobs, and Ponies, including 12 from Mr. Evan Jones, Manoravon Stud. SECOXD WEEK. June 18th and 19th —Heavy Town, Lurry, Parcel Vanners, and Young Horses. A 10 Guinei Cup for the best Town Horse. At the recent March and April Sales in this Repository 75 horses have been sold at an average of over £100 each, and the Champion Cart Horse 120 Guineas. 1714m24 CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. Every description of Wanted, for Sale," and øimila tdTerttMnientit can be inserted in this column at the ollowing cheap PREPAID rates. Stamps r Postal orders can be 8cnt:- 16 words, once 6d., three times b 24 words, 9d., lb. bd. 32 words, Is., » 2s. 4U words, „ Is. 3d. IJs, 6d. And so on, adding 3d. for evory additional 8 words This Scale only applies to ¥H £ X'A1D advertisemen Situations Vacant. WANTED young Country Gir), first place, Vy under another, help with children aged 8 and 4, light work, comfortable home. 4, Bryagobaith, St. Asaph. *ml7 A Representative is Wanted for an im- portant Company. To a suitable person the remuneration will be most liberal. Address Popular," Free Press Office, Denbigh. ml7 TOT ANTED, WORKING HOUSEKEEPER ■* to single gentleman. No washing, boots, or knives, etc. Good wages. Apply at once by letter to W.F." Free Press Office, Denbigh. u.c W ANTED, CARTER; steady man; reason- W able wages given.—Apply to Mr. W. C. Roberts, Coach and Horses, St Asaph. *ml7 ANTED trustworthy Young Woman to' V take charge of Turner and Wain wright's Toffee Stall in Denbigh Market on Wednesdays Toffee Stall in Denbigh Market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Wages 5s. and commission. Apply at the Stall on Saturday, May 17th, from 2 to 3 o'clock. References required. *ml7 Ruthin and Llanfwrog U.D. School Board. WANTED a Trained Certificated MASTER for the Ruthin Rhos Street Board School. Salary £ 70 per annum with half government Grant earned in Upper Depart- ment of School, but total not to exceed JblSO. Also house and garden. A knowledga of Welsh desirable. Applicatious, with testimonials and stating age and qualifications co be sent to me on or before May 22nd, 1902. EZRA ROBERTS, Clerk to the School Board. Vale View, Ruthin, May 6th, 1902. 1709ml7 ST. ASAPH UNION. POUTER WANTED. THE Guardians of this Union will at their Meeting on Friday, the 6 th day of June next, proceed to the Election of a PORTER far the Workhouse. Salary t30 per annum with board, lodging, and washing, valued at L30 per annum for superannuation purposes also a suit of uniform annually, the whole to be subject to the provisions of the Poor Law Officer's Superannuation Act, 1896. Applicants must be single, strong, able bodied men capable of performing the duties prescribed by the orders of the Local Govern- ment Board. Candidates must also have a knowledge of Tailoring so as to be able to cut and make olothing, anct preference will be given to a person conversant with both English and Welsh languages. Applications in the handwriting of the candidates, stating age, present aod previous occupation, and accompanied by testimonials, to be sent to me, the undersigned, not later than Monday, the 2nd day of June next. Selected Candidates will receive notice to attend on the day of Election, to whom third class railway fare will be allowed. By Order, CHAS. GRIMSLEY, Clerk to the Guardians. St. Asaph, 14th May, 1902. 1729m24 To Be Let. O LET, 2, CLWYD VILLAS, Denbigh. semi-detached, two entertaining rooms, four bedrooms, bathroom (hot and cold water), and usual offices. Immediate possession. Apply at the House. 1551u.c. rilO LET, Furnished, in Denbigh, 6-roomed JL House, piano, nice locality. Further particulars, address, M.H. Free Press Office, Denbigh. mal "VT O RENT.—One half-penny spent on a i postcard will save you many pounds. Send card, mentioning this paper, to Manager, 72, Bishopgate Street, Without, London, E.G., for illustrated booklet giving particulars as to How to Live Rent Free." *ml7 TO BE LET. TYDDYN-Y-PARC, Green, near Denbigh. Recently enlarged. Two entertaining rooms, hall, vestibule, kitchen, back kitchen, pantry, scallery, dairy, bath- room (hot and cold water), six bedrooms, and electric bells, outbuildings. Excellent Garden to be let with 4!, 6, or 10 acres of land. Apply to J. Roberts, Plas Heaton, Trefnant, R.S.O. u.c TO LET Semi-Detached COTTAGE and small Garden, situate 1^ miles from Denbigh, known as GODWYS," Henefail, Llanrhaiadr. Possession immediate. Apply Trevor Jones, Gloddaeth Villa, Denbigh. ml7 TO BE LET. with immediate possession, -1- COBDEN COTTAGE and Garden, Park Road, Ruthin. Apply to R. G. Joyce, Llanfair D.C. 1708u.c. rpO LET a Sitting Room and Bedroom. Terms moderate. Apply Mrs. Hughes, 110, Vale Street, Denbigh. *m24 The Finest Health Resort in North Wales. RHOS ABBEY HOTEL, COLYN BAY" RHOS-ON-SEA, COLWYN BAY. Facing the Sea, Pare Bracing Air, Delightful Climate, Charming Soenery. Water Supply and Sanitation Perfect. Elegant Apartments. Every Home Comfort All Bedrooms Sea View. Excellent Go Links by the Sea within half mile. High Class Cuisine. Terms Moderate. Tariff, apply to Fr. Meier, Proprietor (late at hel WINDSOR HOTEL GLASGOW. J30.02 Miscellaneous. LOST, three weeks ago, a DOG, answers to the name of "Jim." 4 Bred between an airedale and Yorkshire terrier. Finder will be suitably rewarded on returning same to Mr G LI Roberts, Railway Hotel, Denbigh. ml7 THE VEGETABLE TONIC. THE VEGETABLE TONIC. THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Nature's Best Gifts are those that Mntribnte towards Health and Strength. 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