The North Wales Times

DENBIGH MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1897' TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF DENBIGH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, period for which you did me the honour of feting me as. your "representative on the Town ouncil having expired, I have again, the pleasure of ^omitting my claims to your judgment, and of re- spectfully soliciting your Votes and Support. i ,^rus^ that my conduct for close upon three years that capacity has merited your continued con- I have always supported all efforts to promote the Cie ffiClency of the administration of Municipal affairs In the Borough, and have also endeavoured to pay "triet attention to Economy-a matter of considerable I111portanee to all Ratepayers. As one instance of this, I beg to refer you to my Persistent opposition to the Lon Llewelyn Scheme. I beg to thank you for the confidence you have re- Posed in me in the past and if it is your pleasure to again honour me with a seat in the Council, it will be utmost endeavour to serve you honestly and faith. u% to the best of my ability without fear or favour. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, A. LLOYD JONES. Lron-y-ffynnon, October lWi, 1897.

TO THE BURGESSES (W THE BOROUGH OF RUTHIN MANOR HOUSE. LADIES AXn Centime?, the third period for which you did me the honour 0 ? return me as one of your Representatives in the lown Council being about to expire, I have again 'lecided to solicit the favour of your support at the °rthcoming Election. I have for nine years endeavoured, fn different apacities, to serve you faithfully and if I am again honoured with a renewal of your confidence, I shall alWays support every movement that tends to in- crease the prosperity and attractiveness of the Town. f I do not think that the retiring Canditates need be afraid of appearing before you on the question of economy, for the rates have been reduced to the low- cst point consistent with efficiency, and the cost in- ClIrred in providing new footpaths in different parts of the Town has been spread over a period of twenty Yars, so that our successors will have an opportunity contributing towards defraying the expense of this excellent and much-needed improvement. The health of the inhabitants of a Borough such as Utliin depends largely upon the abundance and purity Jts water supply and if I am re-elected I shall *S&in try to prevail upon the Directors of the Water yompany to continue their efforts to prevent the re- 'Urrenee of the serious deficiency wo have lately Experienced. I shall look upon the support I get at the ensuing contest as the measure of your approval of my past Services. Again requesting the favour of your support, I have the honour to be, Ladies end Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, J. lVIEDWYN HUGHES, M.B. I October, 1897. J

TO THE BURGESSES I OF TIIE BOROUGH OF DENBIGH. Sadies AND GENTLEMEN, l A considerable number of Ratepayers within the •orough have prevailed upon me to become a Can- dIdate for a seat on the Town Council, at the fortli- ?°ttiing Election; Many feel that the all-important ,Mustry of Agriculture, as well as the extensive area outside the 1 'own proper, are at present but very in- adequately represented, and in this view I entirely concur. further, the subject of the Smitlifield, as is well- to you, demands much attention, and will re- to be dealt with with great care, if the Smith- is to prove a financial success, and if Denbigh is to retain its leading position with regard to its Fairs .t nd Markets. <:> At tlie same time, I will, if elected, pay due atten- |,0tl to a1! matters affecting the welfare o"f the trough and its Inhabitants generally. respectfully solicit your Votes and Interest. I remain, Your obedient Servant, H. H. ROBERTS. Octobcr lHih; lb97.

VV ANTED, a strong respectable Lad to take charge 1 of Pony and Trap, to deliver goods, and make flftself generally useful.—Apply, FKANOIB DOWELL, ^°cer and Baker, Ruthin. Farm to be Let, ilth immediate possess'on, Nanfc-yrEfail Farm, tainiWS-yn-Rh°^, about 5 miles from Abergele, con 100 acres, with good House and Buildings. Estate Office, Coed Cocli, Abergele. To be LET, rHE DIAMOND BUILDINGS, r DENBIGH. large LOCK-UP SHOPS with Plate Glass Hooma mdowa- Also a large ROOM above for Show Ai^i" ,orJ?ffices» situated in beat position in town.— to R. OWEN, Denbigh. Francis Falkner's "EXTRA OLD" DUBLIN WHISKEY The Finest Spirit in the Market. A. & T. ASHFORD, AGENTS, DENBIGH. TO LET, THE Old Established fully licensed Public House, known as CROSS FOXES, Nannerch. Good country house.—For particulars, apply, H. Vaughan Davies, Brvnford Street, Holywell. ON SALE. a OR 3 Tons of MAGNUM BONUM POTATOES t-i of excellent quality.—Apply No- 9735 at this office. H. E. JONES, Fellow of the Auctioneers' Institute, 17, PARK STREET, DENBIGH (For many years of the firm of Messrs. Clough & Co., Denbigh), Begs to announce that he has commenced to practice on hia own account as Land Agent, Land Surveyor, Valuer, &c., Agent for Fire and Life Assurance. Valuations for Probate on strictly moderate terms. H.E.J. has had considerable experience In measuring and valuing Timber. Farmers and other Residents having APART- MENTS to LET for Summer Months or otherwise, are invited to furnish full particulars, and the accom- modation they have to offer will be scheduled. By strict personal attention to business, moderate charges, and immediate settlements, H. E. J. trusts to merit a share of the patronage of the Inhabitants of the Vale of Clwyd and the surrounding districts. Offices pro tem- 17, PARK STREET, DENBIGH. To Hair Dressers & Tobacconists. TO be immediately Disposed of, cheap, an excell- ent HAIR-DRESSING and TOBACCONIST BUSINESS, close to the principal thoroughfares in Rhyl.—Apply, F. H. HmlAN, High Street, Rhyl. DENBIGH. rFO BE LET, with immediate possession, X a LOCK-UP SHOP, with a commodious Ware- houee above, situate in one of the best spcte in the Town. Rent, Moderate. Apply to H. E. JoqRs. Denbigh. WILLIAMS & K I D N E R, DENTAL SURGEONS, OSWESTRY. Dr. "WILLIAM "WILLIAMS can be consulted at Mr. JAMES GREEN, High Street, DENBIGH, every day. Alliance Assurance Company ESTABLISHED 1824. CAPITAL—FIVE MILLIONS. FUNDS-FOUR MILLIONS. The Right Hon. Lord ROTHSCHILD, CHAIRMAN. ROBERT LEWIS, Chief Secretary, Chief Office-BARTHOLOMEW LANE LONDON. LIFE. Policies Indwputable and without restrictions. Liberal reinstatement and Nonforfeiture plans. A low and limited expenditure. Large Bonuses Ample Security in Large Accumulations and Capital. FIRE. Insurances completed expeditiously, Moderate Rites. Surveys of Estates and Works free. Prompt Sttlement of Losses. BRANCHES At—among other places LIVERPOOL—30, Exchange Street East O. MORGAN OWEN, Secretary. WREXHAM 28, High Street: JOHN FRANCIS, Secretary Prospectuses, &c., may be obtained from any of the Company's Branches or Aeents DENBIGHSHIRE INFIRMARY. The Secretary begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following contributions to the funds of the charity :— £ s. i>. Offerings at the Rhyl Churches (>10 0 do. at the Berth Chapel 1 ;> 3 do. at Llansannan Church 2 10 0 Jubilee Collection by Clocaenog Parish Council 3 0 (i Offerings at Llanrhydd Church. 2 11 do. at Llaurhaiadr Church Harvest Festival 9 11 0 Admission Money at Ystrad Farm Plough- ing Matdl on 19th inst., at 6d. • 13 1(5 0 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. The ANNUAL CONCERT In aid of the Funds of the DENBIGH FREE READING ROOM will be given on FRIDAY EVENING, October 29th, 1897. For full particulars, see future announcements. XXTANTED, a good General SERVANT f! in a Welsh family. Washing put out.—Mrs* LLOYD, Chemist, 267, King's Road, Chelsea, London* BASIC SLAG. The Discovery of the age is that the use of BASIC SLAG is the best possible means of improving Grass Land, and producing GOOD CROPS OF HAY. To secure the best result, use early. All Blag is not Basic Slag. ANALYSES GUAKANTEED. For further particulars and prices, apply to EVAN ROBERTS, Plas Isaf, Llansannan. TEAS! TEAS!: The Leading Feature of cur Trade. A LIST OF E. P. Jones, Son & Co SPECIALITIES: S. I). The Best Value is our Perfect Blend 2 6 Rich Indian and Ceylon 2 4 A Special Blend of China Teas 2 2 Very fine flavoured (Rieli and Mellow) 2 0 Our favourite Family Tea 1 10 A well matured Tea of great strength 1 8 b C' The Popular Tea (strongly recommended) 1 6 Good useful Tea 1 4 Plain Black Broken Leaf 1 0 Special Quotations to large buyers. Packed in 10 and 20 lbs. Boxes. E. P. Jones, Son & Co GOLDEN EAGLE, DENBIGH SPECIAL NOTICE! Voice Production & Singing. MR. T. AMOS JONES, R. A. M., BARITONE, Bronze and Silver Medallist, Is open to give Lessons in the above Subjects. Pupils visited at their own homes, if preferred, at Rhyl, Denbigh, Colwyn Bay, &c. Open for Engagements in Oratorio, Ballad, Miscellaneous Concerts, &c. For arrangements, and Press Opinions, apply, to Mr. AMOS JONES, 7, Sussex Street, Rhyl; Mr. W. H. EVANS, Chirk Shop, Denbigh or to Mr. A.F. FLEET, Music Warehouse, Colwyn Bay. MESSRS. BERRIE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Valuers, and Estate Agents, 43, HIGH STREET (Near the Railway Bridge and Alexandra Hotel), RHYL, Conduct Sales by Auction of Live & Dead Farming Stock, Property, and House- hold Furniture. A Complete Regis-er kept of Houses and Lard to be Sold and Let. Valuations prepared for Probate, Ac Fire, Life, and Plite Glass Insurances affected. When desired Advances can be made on Effects for absolute sale. Mr. ALEX BELLAMY, Silver Medalist, Trinity College, London, Is open to receive additional Pupils for Organ, Pianoforte, Theory, Harmony Counterpoint, &c. Pupils can commence at any time. A.B. has a large Two Manual Organ at his disposal for the use of his Pupils. CONCERTS, RECITALS, &C. Terms on Application. MUSIC DEPOT:— 87, VALE STREET. DENBIGH. 1 DENBIGH TECHNICAL SCHOOL. OVER N. & S. WALES BANE. SELSSXOMT 31» SI — S „ CLASSES have been arranged for the following subjects:- Clas-J N°;°f Feefor Teirher Day of TT L1^6 ola • Les oils Course. -teacher. j> £ eetin<r Hour. [Commence | _°' | ment. Ambulance [Female) 2s. 6d. Dr. Lloyd Monday 1). m Nov. 1. Sick Nursing Ambulance (Male) 2s. fid. Dr. James Hughes Tuesday S pm Nov. 2. Arithmetic 18 3s. Mr. E. J. Roberts, TTead Monday 7 1. Algebra Master, Board School j Boole-keeping Wood Carving 20 21s. Mr. T. Faulkner James, "Thursdav after- 9 i Km- 4 (Amateur Class) Certidcatod Teacher School of noo„ 4. Wood Carving, South Kensing- 01 Wood Carving 20 5s. d ton, Loudon Thursday Even- 7 to 9 Nov. 4. (Artisan Class) uu- jntr Domestic Cookery 12 Miss Baldwin, Chester Thursdav 4 30 p nr Oct. 28. (School Children) of Cookery, kc. Cookery 12 2s. 6d. do do. do rfo 7 30 pm! do. Laundry Short-hand 18 3s. Mr. J. J. Evans Tuesday 7 p.m Nov. 2. Short-hand 18 3s. do do Thursday 7 p.m | Nov. 4. (Advanced) Short-hand 18 3s. do do Friday S v> m Nor 5 (Hcnllan) Further Classes in Wood Carving may be arranged] Fees to be paid in advance, and Tickets are not transferable. All Pupils who intend joining any of the above Classes should apply at once to the Members of the Committee, or the Secretary, Mil. WILLIAM PRICE, HENLLAN PLACE, DENBIGH. THE Pheassnts Rearing Season. For Dog Biscuits AND Game Food, GO TO R. OWEN, I Who is SOLE AGENT for PREMIER DOG BISCUITS and PREMIER GAME MEAL. H Also, SPECIAL WHOLESALE AGENT for SPRATT'S I Dog Biscuits AND Game leal, ALSO, For GILBERTSON & PAGE well- known GAME FOOD. Special Price for large quantities. NOTE ADDRESS— R. OWEN, 45, High Street and Star Shop, DENBIGH. mT^ Ci __T. O. JONES' Celebrated Teas JL I A /A are unsurpassed for quality, strength, and richness of flavour. The ever increasing Sales of our Teas is a guaran- tee of their superiority. Sole Agent in Denbigh for Ridg- way's Teas, as supplied to Her Majesty the Queen at Wind- sor, Osborne, Balmoral, and and Buckingham Palace. T- °- bears J\ P r JCiXL/IO. an esta!:>lished re- putation for the unrivalled excellence of his fresh roasted Coffees. QT 7Y^ A DC! T-°- JONES is well VXXIlJQO." shocked will all kinds of Sugars suitable fer- the preserving season, com- prising Lump, Demerara, Granulated, Icing Moist, Crystalized, &c. all of which will be sold at a frac- tion above cost. T. 0. Pil,OVISIONks*- JONES sellsonly the best Provisions, mild breakfast Bacon, green and smoked Hams, American and Vale of Clwyd Cheese and Butter. A choice variety of delicacies for the breakfast table. CANNED ™ a T-rr/ »U ki»<Is of Tinned I W ill w Goods, Apricots, Pears V. X s kJ. Peaches, Tomatoes, Salmon, Sardines, Lobsters, &c., all perfectly fresh and reliable. 27. Vale Street, Denbigh. VALE OF CLWYD. ROYAL OAK INN,RUTHIN Proprietor—THOMAS WILLIAMS (Late of Harp, Corwen). Comfortable Accommodation for Travellers and Visitors. DINNERS from 1L o'clock tiil 2, TEAS at any hour on Fair Days, &c. Lessee of Posting Stations at Corwen and Neigh- bourhood. All Advertisements and Posters promptly displayed 'I if forwarded to the Harp Hotel, Corwen. GOOD AND EXTENSIVE STABLNG. TERMS—MODERATE. J. SMITH WILLIAMS Gwalia House, 33, Denbigh St., Llanrwst, Has gained a reputation of Selling the Best Drapery Goods AT THE CHEAPEST PRICES. You cannot possibly do better than give a call at GWxYLIA HOUSE, where you taste and your pocket will be suited. Our Noted 24s. 6d. SUITS to measure. RWATKIN HUGHES Builder & Contractor, I HIGH STREET, PRESTATYN. GENERAL JOINERY WORK, AND ALL DESCRIPTION OF JOBBING UNDERTAKEN. ESTIMATES GIVEN. ( FUNERALS FURNISHED. R. WATK1N HUGHES, Builder and Contractor, HIGH STREET, PRESTATYN. LAM PS FOR 1897-1898. SUITABLE T FOPv THE r, Cottage & Mansion. Estimates given for Chapel & Church Lamps. Wicks, Chimneys, and Oil of the finest quality. JAMES GREEN, DENBIGH. E. H PARRY, High Street, PRESTATYN, Respectfully desires to call the attention of the Public to his well selected Stock of General Furnishing, Building, and Agricultural Ironmonery, Kitchen Ranges, Parlour Grates, and Mantel Pieces, Bedsteads and Bedding. Cttiery and Culinary Ware, Agricultural Implements and Garden Requisites, Guns and Sporting Accessories in great variety. Eley's Sporting Ammunition- Cartridges filled, &c. Baths. &c., for Sale or Hire. x.B.-Agents for leading Cycle Manufacturers, A HOUSEHOLD NAME IN THE CYCLING WORLC CONNAH & CO.. Cycle Factors, RHYL, DENBIGH, ABERYSTWYTH AND BANGOR. DISTRICT AGENTS FOR Humbors, Rudge, Premier, Singer Raleigh, Swift, Royal Welsh, And other Leading Makers. 100 NEW MACHINES always in Stoc. to chocse from. Largest Hiring Firm in the World. Every kind of Cycle Assesories in Stock. Repairs by skilled Workmen on our own premises. Largest Private Riding School out of London, 200 Machines for Hire. Any Machine on the Easy Payment. Telegrams-CONNAFi, and the name of the Tow you wish to communicate with. Telephone, No. 18 ARTISTIC AND SCIENTIFIC PHOTOGRAPHY. X R A Y S. M l\i+T Lv f ^^AMS beSs to inform the publ i •C TydaudNorth Walea gene Cryptoscope or Radiograph any part of the humR body through the clothing. Terms on Application. ESTABLISHED 1885. JOHN WILLIAM8, PORTLAND STUDIO, HIGH TREET RTIYL. Each sitter personally attended to by J. W. Please note the Address: -PORTLAND STUDIO, 8, High Street, RHY] WILLIAMS, Grocers & Provision Dealer! 41, HIGH ST., DEXBIGII, IMPORTERS OF COL LING WOOD'S PEA FED AND REAL CUMBERLAND HAMS & BACON Corn, Flour, Provender, &c., &c., Of the best quality. FR HSH BREAD DAILY FULL SUPPLY ot all GROCERIES, FRUIT. &e. Note the Address:— 41, High Street, Denbigh. North Sea Fish Emporium 22, Market Hall, Rhyl, AND High Street, Prestatyn. Choice Selection of Fresh & Curec Fish Daily. ENGLISH & FOREIGN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Best Brands of Tinned Goods & Sauces Cream and Cream Cheese from the noted Burton Dairy. POULTRY & GAME (in Season). T. BOYLE, Proprietor. Agent for J. L. Green's Celebrated London Curet Haddocks. Hotels and Private Families supplied on reasonabl, berms. country and Post Orders delivered dailv. St. Asaph visited Tuesdays and Fridays. VISITORS TO THE S E A S X X> EI 9 IVill flnd Ample ACCOMMODATION at thB (BROSVENOR FAMILY and COMMERCIAL T'r Temperance Hotel, BODFOR STREET, RHYL. (Close to the Station), A GOOD SHILLING DINNER, In General Room, ground floor. Chops and Steak' from the Grille. P.S.—Schools, Choirs, and other Parties specialJy catered for. Orders for Post promptly attended to. BEDS, from ls. 6d., including Attendance, ICHARLES SNOWDEN, Proprietor. 8 R E A K F A S T S U P P E- R AOF& E P P NL- a I GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA BOILING WATER OR MILK.