The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

The centenary of the fiart Sunday School es- tablished in New York city is oelebrated this year. One of the throe founders was the Iwv. Joseph Wl Griffiths, a Baptist minister, who was a native of Wales. The "feight Hon. A. Lyttelton was successfully operated upon on Monday afternoon for a alight injury to the knee-joint.

PUBUC NOTICES. LLANDUDNO PIER COMPANY (LIMITED). Secretary Iifr. Sainuel Hughes. THE PIER COMPAQ'S POPULAR CONCERTS. Morning at 11 Evening at 7-45. PIER COMPANY'S ORCHESTRA Conductor: MR. ARTHUR W. PAYNE. Deputy-Conductor: M R. WALTER H A I G H. SEPT. 17th to 23rd, MR. JAMES COLEMAN {Baritone). TWENTIETH GRAND SPECIAL CONCERT SATURDAY, SEPT. 17th, MADAME KIIiKBY LUNN (Contralto). MR. JAMES COLEMAN (Baritone). EEKLY TICKETS, 3/- and 4/ MON I'H- VV LY. 16/- and 12/ ADMibSiON To PIER, 9 to 12-30 noon (during Concert), 3d 12-30 to 6 p.m., 2d.; after 6 p.m., 6d. SPECIAL CONCERTS Admission, Ij- j Front Seats, 11- extra. SAC RED CONCERT On SUNDAY, at 8.15 p.m. COLWYN BAY EXTENSION LECTURES. .riJU 1)..i; u. The following Lectures have been arranged fc Session 1910-11, at the PIER PAVILION, COLWYN BAY. FlIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 th, 1910: "CARI- CATURES IN AN I) OUT OF PARLIA MENT," by E. T. REED (of "Punch"). FRIDAY, NOVHMBER 25th, 1910: "A TOUR ,TiLROUGH THE ITALIAN by ARTHUR B. MALDEN, F.R.G.S. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1911: "TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC AC 'ROSS THE ANpES,JJ by (CAPTAIN W. J. P. BENSON, F.R.G.S. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lOtJi, 1911: "WON- DERS AND ROMANCE OF INSECT LIFE," by .FREDK. ENOCH, F.L.S., F.E.S., F.E.M.S. R. WILLIAMS, JOS. H. ROBERTS, Queen's Skating Rink & Picture Theatre, Promenade, Rhyl OPEN DAILY: 10.30—2.30—7,0^.01. RHYL TOWN BAND EACH EVENING. Skating Carnival and Competitions TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY,) 7 to 10-30 Pictures each Day, 2.30 to 5, and 7 to 10. A DMISSION to Rink and Picture Theatre, A Threepence. Hire of Skates, Morning and Afternoon, Sixpence. Evening: Hire of Skates, includlug admission, One Shilling. HOCKEY MATCH ON S KA -ES Thursday, September 22nd, 8.30. RHYL v. WIDNES. ROLLER SKATING. LLANDUDNO HIPPODBOME MORNING SESSION, 10.30 to 12.30. Admission No charge. Skates One Shilling. (or one Skate Contract ticket). AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 to 5. Admission Sixpence. Skates One Shilling. (or one Skate Contract ticket). Ladies' Tickets, including admissioci and Skates, One Shilling. EVENING SESSION, 7.30 to 10.30 p.m. Admission Sixpence. (or one Contract ticket). Skates One Shilling. (or one Skate Contract ticket). CONTRACT TICKET. Six Admissions or Six Skates, Four qhilJ. lings. TOWN HALL RHYL. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH. J. BANNISTER HOWARD'S COMPANY by arrangement with Mr JAMES WELCH, in the gieat London success, in th-ee acts, entitled Wten Knights were Bold BY CHARLES MARLOWE. as played at Wyndham's Theatre, Lon- don. Reserved Seats, 3/- Second, 2/- Third. 1/6 Admission, if-. Seats Booked with Mr. j. Emlyn, Bookseller, Wellington Road. Doors open at 7-40 Commence at 8 Eariy Doors at 7-15— ^d. extra. i i-j- LEGAL NOTICES. In the matter of a Deed of Assignment for the benefit of Grcditc^s, executed on the lltsh day of May, 1910, by Rog>er Hughes, of Corona. Villa, Colwyn Bay, and Riohard Rowlands, of Bod Ivor, Coiwyn Bay, carry- ing on business iitwIct the style of Hughes and tRofrlands, at Dooghas-soad, Oahpyn Bay, Contractors. SEPARATE ESTATE OF AlCffARD ROWLANDS. rpHE Creditors of the above-named laidhald A Rowlands, who V not already aeo/t in thenr Claims, are required, on or before too 26th day of September, 1910, to aesd in Partiouiaa-e -thereof, together with their Names and Addresses, to ALFRED GARD- NES PTJGH, of WjTinEtay Cfaaan'bens, Gotwyn Bay, afooesaad, CSiajitered Ajccomitant, tae IVustee under the said Deed, or in default thereof they wiku be lexcliwied from the. bead- fit of amy Dividend proposed to be declamd. Dated this 13th day of September, 1910. 28557p ALFRED G. PUGH,

THE 'NAMAE ElStTEDDFOD ,L- ,(Continuatim froan 10th page.) Sir Prichard Jonessald it was obvious that the Welsh County Schools were turning out a num- ber of well qpwfcfrad mteliiggnt yooag men and women, viad pmblm of sooaring employment for them aecioas cowiiieratiorL The Cynunrodorion 1: jnust be aonaplimented upon the TWO VERY IMPORTANT MEETINGS arranged in ccstaeetion with the Eisteddfod On Monday ovcswsg they had had a very interesting I meeting, but tie present one would, he hoped, develop inw that would prove highly beneficial to sfttion. He had very great plea- sure in supporting the motion, and in thanking Mr Evans for his paper. Mr W. J. Gruffvdd, Cardiff, said that much of the information which Mr Evans Aid would cost £ 2000 could be obtained for a few shillings, and all the information with regard to the Civil Ser- vice they could get for a few shillings (laughter). Tho fault lay with the masters of the Intcr- mediate Schools of Wales, who should do more to help boys to sboure appointments. So far as he knew, not a single boy from the Cardiff In- termediate School had been helped into position in the direction suggested by Mr Evans. Mr J. WiBiams, M.A., headmaster of the Abergele County School, said he must challenge the assertions of the previous speaker, because he felt sure that cases such as he had referred to were in the minority. He (the speaker) could safely say ho devoted one-sixth of his time to trying to solve that problem. He had bought books, and had often written instructions, and sent them to parents in regard to the future of their chileimn-fhm- r, hear) -a. great deal of his time was given to trying to find employment for his scholars. Nevertheless, there was a great need for the movement suggested by Mr Evans. The Intermediate School system would never be a s:ieccs3 until it was crowned by something of that naturo (hear, hear). The motion was carried with loud applause. Thanks to Sir Herbert Roberts for presiding were voted on the motion of Mr TV. J. Evans, seconded by Pedrog, who bore an eloquent Welsh tribute to the hon. member's services as a poli- tician and patriot.

:¡. WELSH FOLK-SONG SOCIETY. the annual general meeting of the Welsh Folk- Song Society was held on Wednesday afternoon, a.t tiie Church Room, Cohvyn Bay. The Presi- dent, Sir William Praece, K.C.B., F.R.S., pre- sided, the room being fdlcd with an enthusiastic gathering of rjtstedcilodwyr and others. The Secretary, Mrs Mary Davies, read the report of the work for- the past year, which ran as follows:— During .;he year ended Juno 30th. 1910, one hundred n-jw mem- bers were added to the Society, and che year closed with a Lliembership of 262. In June, 1909, the general meeting of the Society decided to admit life members on payment of one subscrip- tion of 5s 6s, and as the result of that resolu- tion nine such members had joined the Society at the end of the year 1909-10. It is suggested that the money received from life members be invested, and interest only be used for current expenses. Arrangements hayo been made with the autho- rities of the University College of North Wales to kocp the literature of the Society in the Welsh Department Of the College Library. It is to be hoped that in time a valuable collection of books and MSS oonaected wiSi the work of the Society may be brought together, and mombers who possess items suitable for such a collection would be doing Wales and Welsh music a service by contributing towards this object. Members

Mr Seriah Evans* Special Des- criptive Articles will be found on page 6. on pace 6. I

COLWYN BAY. .THE COUNTY SCHOOL at Abergele will be ro-opej>ed on Tuesday, next. EXTENSION LECTURES.—It has been ar- ranged to have another series of extension lec- tures, which proved so popular last winter, during tha coming winter months at the Pier Pavilion. THE BROTHERHOOD.—The usual t nj of the Colwyn Bay Brotherhood waa he-Li on Sunday in the Arcadia Pavilion, when an ad- dr^b was given by Mr W. G. Sturley, of Bir- mingham, 041 "A Plea for B:ble Study." Tho meeting was presided over by Mr W. Howe. Ine soloist was Mr G. Wadge, who rendered "The Home of tho Blest." PENRHOS COLLEGE. The annual distribution of prizes and the cere- mony of laying the foundation-stone of the Junior School, will take place to-day at 3.30 p.m.. Mr C. N. -.shcroft, president of the Council, will preside. After the Lady Principal's report will have been read, the prizes and certificates will be distributed by tho Chancellor of the Ex- chiKjuer (the ig-ht Hon. D. Lloyd George, M.P.), followed by the foundation-stone laying of Junior School. An address by the Chancellor of the Ex chequer will follow. The following have accepted the invitation to be present:—Sir Herbert Roberts, Bart., MP., and Lady Roberts, Lady McLaren, Mr Wm. Jones, M.P., Mr Herbert Lewis, M.P., and Mrs Lewis, Mr David Lewis, C.C., and Mrs Lewis, Mr Wm. Oulton, J.P., and Mrs Oulton, Liver pool; Mr Isaac A. Alack, J.P., Bootle; the Rev. S. T. and Mrs House, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs C H. Mitchell, New Brighton; the Rev. F. J. and Mrs Birggs, Mr W: P. Matthews, J.P., and Mrs Matthews, Bangor; Mr Abraham (Mabon), Mr and Mrs A. E. Allen, Macclesfield; Mrs Bate, J Rt-poiiey; Mr and Mrs Dowzmn, Halifax; Mrs Lro.jnert, xviulhauser, Alsace; Mr and Mrs Bux- (on, Sheffield Mr and Mrs Clark, Sheffield; Mr and Mrs Cul'wcik, Wolverhampton; Mrs Doct- son, Bolton; Mr and Mrs Altoft, Bramhall; Mr and Mis Evans, Walsall; Mr J. Feetham, Dar- hrigton Mr F. Fellons, Stourbridge Mrs Fenton, rinei.ipl'.j; Mr Green, Qhasterfield; Mr and Mrs E. Grcechalgh, Bolton | Mr and Mrs Gill, Ac ermgton Mrs Harriron, Carlisle; Mr and Mrs Higginbotham, C; V't<in-cura-Hardy; Mr and Mrs Holland, Sandbac; Mr A. C. Hovey and idiss Lilian Hovey, Sheffield; Mrs and Miss Hutchinson, Birkenhead': Mrs Mason Hutchinson, Bromborough Mr rnd Mrs Isherwood, Stock part; Dr. Joseph, Warrington: Mr and Mrs Kel sail, Fleetwood; Mr End Mrs J. W. Lawton, Huddersfield; Mrs Lett, Dublin; Mr and Mrs Linn ell, Leicester; Mr vlnd the Misses Mitchell, Harrowgate; Mrs Moores, Stockport; Mr J. Morris and Miss Morris, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs C'liershavr, ivnutsford; Mrs Ormond, Crewe; Air and Mrs Piling, Huddersfield; the Rev. H. S. and Mrs R^:doiiffe, Manchester; Mrs Richardson, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Rothwell, Walkden; Mr and Mrs Rylands, Manchester; Mr and Mrs Sankey, Wolverhampton; Mrs A. Smith, Bram- h:H; Mr and Mrs Gains Smith, Ludlow; Mrs Tatters- 11, Didshury; Mrs R. W. Thomas, Lian- gollon; the Misses Tinriiswood, Carlisle; Mr and Mrs J. Walker, Rochdale; Mr and Mrs Wills, Eccles; Mr and Mrs Wiiman, Huddersfield; Mr and Mrs Woodcock, Huddersfield; Mr and Mrs Woodman and Mr G. Woodman, Bolton; Mr and Mrs Woodruff, Wolverhampton; the Rev. H. Lefroy and Mrs Yorke, Liverpool; and a number of local friends, including Mr and Mrs E. Allen, Mr and Mrs Bevan, Dr. Lilian Blake, Mr and Mrs Crompton, Mrs and Miss Crosfieid, the Dav. D. Darley and Mrs Davies (Holywell), Mr and Mrs Dickon, the Rev. H. and Mrs Elder- kin, Mr and Mrs A. Bones Elliott, Mr and Mrs de GïUchy Gaudin (Carnarvon), Dr. and Mrs Gooddy, the Rev. Wesley Hughes, Mr Isgoed Jones, J P., and Mrs Jones (Llanrwst), Mr and Mrs Angharad Jones (Corwen), Mr and Mrs T. C. Lewis (Conway), Dr. and Mrs Lord, Dr. and Mrs Nuttall, Mr and Mrs P. Osborn. Mr T. E. Piirdy, Mr and Mrs R. W. Roberts (Menai Bridge), Mrs H. K. Shaw, Mrs and Mrs F. H. Smith, Dr. and Mrs Wilks, Dr. and Mrs Lloyd Williams (Llanrug). Letters regretting inability to attend have been leceived from Sir H. Reichel, the Bishop of St. Asaph, Sir Charles McLaren, Sir Thos. and Lady Barclay, Rev. Canon Roberts.

ABERGEJLE. SUCCESSFUL COUNTY SCHOLAR. — Mr Herbert Jones, B.A., a former pupil of the Abcr- County StshooL has just been appointed as- sktimt eomniMsiorer of Northern Nigeria. Mr Joi;es, who is 23 years of ag-e, won a scholarship at Jesus College, Oxford, while he was a pupil at the County School, at the age of 17 years.

LLANGERNYW. THE C.M. DISTRICT MEETING was held on Friday, when detcgaoes attended from Pandy Tuci'ur, Garaedd, aodt Liancremy-w Churches. C.M. SUNDAY SCiiOOi. MEETING.— The per.odioal Sunday School meeting of the dis- trict was iieldi at Gwyuherin Chapel on Sunday, I when deiegutes attended from aal the Sunday raig, Tynypant, Llangerayw, ;n Coch, Garnodd, Pajwly Tudur, and uwy- fcherki. The children were æd in the Mother's Cr.xt—Rhodd Mam Ch. vi. The Middle Division in Geeiesis oh. xxxvia., and the San-.or Divkion in Phiiippians, 1st chapter. A disouisicn was opened on "Reverence lowaexls God's House," by Mr Rich. Jonea, Pandy Tudur, followed by Mossrs Jolt in Roberts, Jolin Jones, Win. Jones, P. H. Roberts, and Rev. E. J. Jones, B A- WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION —The first meeting of the iocal branch, after the summer iioLadays was hold on Monday, whe'n a good number attended. SALE OF WORK.—As the reoeru bazaar in ooooecton. w.th the C.M. Chapel was a signal success, having realised almost £ 170, the ladios of tho congregation propose shortly to hold a sale of "dtte ajucles remain.rig unsold after the ba-zaar. It is hoped that about i200 of the ehapol dobt will be paid off. OBITUARY. — rlh0 funeral took placo on Thursday at Gwytherm C.M. Cemete>ry (whence the remains were brought from Donblgh) of Mr Enoch Davies, 48 years of age, late of Ty Is a? r Coin, Gwyfherin. POETICAL.—These last years have deprived us of two local yet worthy poats, namely, Lienor o'r Llwyni and Ap Ciedwen. It is a pity thit some of t-lyer metrical compositions are llt published in some form or other. PEKSOiNAL).—Mr Henry Jones, son of Pro- feasor Henry Jones, M.A., Ll.D., Glasgow, paid a visit here last week. Mr Jones acts as a civil -s magistrate in BurinaHi, under the Britidit- 1 Indian Gove¡ument.1:t.ø Rev. 11. Cerayw Wil- liams, Corwen, is one of tho literary adjudica- tors ai this week's Eisteddfod at Colwyn Bay.

TREFRIW. SCHOLASTIC.—The. following looal students attending the Llanrwst -County Sohool passed tr.-9 reoani. Central YVekii Board Examination (Junior Class) :-Edwa.d Thomas Roberts, Bryu- afon (with distinction in mathematics and draw- iagl. Albert P. Evans, Werrn (distinction isi dmwi-ng), and Lilian Caiherino Hughes, Ty'ny- bol-t. GIFT TO PENIEL CHURCH. An oil- painting of the la.te Mr R. T. Rogers, who, up to his death in 1845, was ooe of the elders of the C.M. Church, 'has been presented to tiie new Peniel Church by Mrs Ebenerer Rees, Bhundell- ssntSa, sister to Ma Owen, Bryngwyn, I-an- FUNERAL.— Tiio interment took plaoe to- darWeek at St. Mary's Cemetery, of Mr W. ONVICIZ4 Gookift Rose. The offiulatin- clergy wore thie Itev. John Gow, Canon J. Eastwood, Revs, Evan Daria^ and Henry Jones. AmongA the chieif mouraara wmo:-Mrs Owen (wsdowl, Measrs Owen Owen (Hereford). W. OWmn and ■ liftsh G, Owaca (Denbigh) (son«); Mrs W. Owen (damghterdn-law), Messrs Joihn Owen, Penmaeil- mawr, and Owen Ovma. Conway (brothers).* Miss M. WilKams, Mrs J, Owen, and Mrs (X Owen (sistare-in-lww) j Mr and Mrs Jolin Wil- liams, IJanrwf* (br-etker-in=law and elgtw)- Mastw GeTcmwy Owen and Miss Alvena Owen

j t) MILNE c 0 1 JLJ: TONCIESTER INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR FORNISHED SPECIMEN ROOMS & SPACIOUS SHOW ROOMS CONTAINING THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN ARTISTIC FURNITURE TENDERS. TO BUILDERS It CON TRACTORS. rTlENDHRS arc in Tilted for Alterations to A E T a be mac! C.M. Cha-pel, Liech w«add, n-ear Conwav. Plans a<nd Specifica'tions to be seen at the Architects' Oihce, hetweea 9 a.m. and a.30 p.m., oil and after September ldtii. Sealed Tenders, caidonsed Talxsm aole Cha,pel," to be seat <to the Architoots, by siooii, September 28th. The lovest or any othc,r Tender "wall not necessarily be ucoepfced. RICHARD DAVIES and SON, Lioeo.tLaii; R.I.B.A., AjxkStectsi. Bangor, September 14tih, 1910. P TO BUILDERis AND CONTRACTORS. THE TY'RMAWN & PANTYCAEYV STONE QUAKlilES, OWYDR ESTAI E, LLANRWST. WHERE BUILDING STONES and MACADAM and also CHIPPIN GS suit- able for Paths, etc., may be obtained at tha lowest possible prices.—Apply to— it. U. ROBERTS, Bryn Crafiuint, 27399p Txefriw, R.S.O. A COLWYN BAY GOLF CLUB, SPORTING 5J-HOL £ COURSE, SilUAXt AsOli I'tVLLY'^iiUCHAN VTOOK, COMFORTABLE CLUB HOUSE, Luncheons and R/eIreelun-c^its Prov.ded. COLFCHGi KEQUiSilES STOCKED, Steward aaid Proleasioual L. GREEN. bLBiCRlPilONS. Per Annuxu. Honorary Members — £ Is and 10s. Resider t Members—■ Ladies Is iki. Gentiemen £ 2 2s Country fu.e.moo.5- "Laxtoss or Gentlemen .£1 Is Dd. Visitor, 26 per Day 7s Gd per Week. DOUGLAS M. PEACOCK, Hon. Sec. Club House, Colwyn Bay. 5AlLIAiC& riUNARD LIE ROYAL MAIL c STKAMERS. AXD FASiitol' in the WORLIJ "FRAlvCONIA" and "LACONIA" (eack 18,000 uoiis gross and Twin-Screw) now building, i LARUiiOl ANI) r AS'i JSiaT Sill-fS TD BOSTON. From LIVERPOOL (Via Queenstown). TO NEV, OR TO BOSTON. Lusitaniu, Sat., pt. 17 Saxonia, Tuos., Sept. 27 ia, lues., iiep- -J j Iveiiua, Tuet. Oct. 11 CANADA.-F AST ROUTE, SPECIAL RATES ij'or iurtner parucuiais, uppiy to Locai Aeenta, or to THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COM- PANY, LTD., Liverpool,

YSPYTTY, BETTWS-Y-COE D! BAZAAR IN AID OF CHURCH FUNDS. j A very suooestCul bazaar was held on Satur- j dav aiternoou ci &e National Sdbooiroom of tlso above village in aid of sorae jo«iovarions in- J side the beautiful little cfauwih of tha parish. The proceedings w<sr«a opened in the presence of a. large atteadanoo by Lady Penrhyii, «xpjx>r:ed by her daugfeiec-, the Honourable Miss Douglas- Pennant, and: Mrs Wynaie Frncfii, of Voelas Hall. Tiie tbrco stalls laden with mis3eila.:ioou.s artioes were presided over nesq-ioeiiveav by Miss Phoc-be Owen, of Rock Ferry, Miss Uyfi Wil-j Hams, of Pen-m-ohoo, and Xilss I^othweil, of Maiairiester. The refni-ihinemt st221 WliB man- aged by Miss Maggie Rodx sr.s of Pent^evoolae; Miss WTiliams, Mcwtyn Villa, Pemnachno; and j Mm Maxwcil Rcibarts, Ysp^-ay. assieted by Mrs 1 Harold Wood and Mrs Jatso '.ioberUs, Yspytty. j OocsiskmaJ help was givtai the statlhohVers by v!he Missen Roberts, The Shop, Yspj-tty; Jane Robocis, Yspytty \TL(>t¡ r.i AI}! i< Jones, Llan-" 1 Reorory; aud the girls of the upper' 1 standards in the day school. The following tjao" made themselves generaly helpful Jc-o-ughout We five homs diuring whiGh iiho sale was pro- j ceeding:—Mcsre GriSWh Jon Tho Vicarage; R. Maxwell Roberts and Robert Willi an|s"■ (churohwardens); Frank Wood, acd the Rov. T. D-edbldi Jones (vicar); Herbert Wood and Da- tid Jones. Mention cicgit be made aJso of two Visitors in the diistriet w'hó matft-rfelly assie- ted! at .he latter part of t2ie prtsocedlngs, viz., Mr. Nevrtcra. xJl Piem^bMit, mnd 'Mr MarttS^ws 4tf t-he Ordfianoe Survey Servwe. Anjcug these who }.«a»ioais:!d sale by foiheir prr«ence. in addition to those already :1, wuro the lit v. and Mrs Jones, Ueetorj, Pea- nracihno; BièV. Ellis Davies, L'an-diogei Beoaory; 1 Rev. R..M. Joro-4, Vica.-«gey .BeUarayooodj Rev. and Mrs Luialey, d, Llaudu-tino; Mr and Mrs VT'lHia'ii Kent and fp-mily and Miss Kent, of Betjv.()0: ib Freu.:n and Miss Morgan, of j Liang wm; -Irs 'an-a Miss Veronm Perkins, and] Mis-ó LaJ1, BKtwsyccrd. The tenadt farmers qi the purdah were noaiiy all represented i by wives 6r dsuughters, villagers .I were corning and going continually -all- the afver- J noon. The Bomfcer of people, both inside sod out- side tho pariah- who sent oootributioas arc top j n-uimorcus to name, buv, the Ch-UTchjjeople of 1 Y'spytty a-r-e cxtorxlicg their sLr.cerost. srailtu 1 to all who bznv sunt dhorn help to keep tlheSr ? dear cfriurch m3rti,y as a Houso of G-od. Mcs Finch kmdly sent iiaiins and doocrati^ plants and flowers from Voelas Hail to deowat^ the room for the oocaakxn, and it looked fuii and cTrarming cn the way o^e-ry.hing had been arrangVii so tasiefuliy by the lad:c-i who had too cane- cf the stalls. We a<re glad to be able to say that tl., bat--ar was a suoeess finai iciudy., in fist it realised more thaa w-as expoctcd-- Cor.

DOLWYDDELEK CHILDREN" S TREAT.—Tiw cfeiHn:n aMwid- ing the Moriah C.M. Church wem to tea, eta, at the As&arrtbiy Rooms oa Saturday. THE LIBRAFJY.—The library report diows fkai it has now 65 membea-a. Durimg t'he last year 460 vols, were issued from tJie Laidiag. lie partmcnt. At the end of the financial year the expenditure amounted to £5 116 6d, and there 16 fc balance in hand of £34 4a 7d.

SALES BY AUCTION- "(Continuation from front pa,ge). Air George Perkins. CAMBRIAN HOUSE, PENSARN, ABERGELE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1910. IMPORTANT SALE of Antique and Modern FURNITURE, Rare OLD CHINA, Superior ELEvTIiQ-PLATED GOODS, CUTLERY, LiivEN, WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS, and EFFECTS, vrhicti MR GEGtRG-E PERJVLNS will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above 00/'1' ..1,d Prcsniees. Saie to coininenoe at o'-cHoc': pronrpt. Terras: Cash. On Vi.3w Mo-ining-of i>aL<e. 'l1his House to Let Wilffi immediate poss.es- :on. Foir furt&er particulars applv to the Auc- tscnotr, at his Offices, Abergele and Rhyl. Mr Frank Jewell. PRESTATYN, NORTH WALKS. Tfc.R FRANK JEWELL, in conjusctdoci with liicssrs Brown and Co., Ltd., -will OFFER FOR L-A-LE BY AUCTION, at the <jROSVEi:vII .HOTEL, CHESTER, 011 "SAT'LIRDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1910, at Tireo p..ES., isli itlij&t Valuable FREEHOLD UO LVLR.Y RESIDENCE as •"I'ER- FYN," PRESTATYN, t>og>?th-;r with the Stat £ vs, Gacdcrxs, aad Grounds, Cottage and Ià thereto. The Property is-ectuste !.1 miles f-o-n P,-ep- tatja M»JB lane 'Stavion, and cccupic^ quo of Che «hoie<i?t fositions era the North "Wales Coast. Tike ITotisia is charmiagHy pictioesque ,7 Plc. is mw-t built, •rued in «x<yller,t jiresarratlon. p and orders to view may be had "from Messrs Brown and Co., Ltd., The Crypt, OtCiSier; Messrs Jolliffe and Hope, Soiicito'is, St. John-stroet, Chester; o.r Mr Frank Jewell IPjryn. Mr George F. Byford. TOWN OF DENBIGH. WEDNESDAY, tfco 21st SEFTE3MBER. IBI0, e.t t&e BULL HC) I hL, DENBIGH. IMPORT'ANT SALE of Valuable FREE- HOLD PROPERTY, Noe. IS, £ 1, 23, 25, p 27, 29, aii,41,31, YRION-TERRACE, situate on tiae Main Road leading to tJt. A.aph and Mold. For fuitfcier particuiafs afrply .to Messrs W. R. Evans and Jones, S' -icators. Ruthin; or to G. F. BYPOiRD, 28553p kr-otio-ne-er, Ruthin. Messrs. Wm. Dew & Son AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, AND SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND EST ATE AGENTS. CAXTON bt)iLLjittUS, BANGOR (fibad OfAce), and TRLMIRY-S<2VARE, LUNOUCMO TeVegtaaisDewsan, Ba.^ or Te5ephoa^ No 13. Dewson- Liandudno. Telephone No. 67. WAN^TED a» expsrienoed ErrglHsh nurse ,t ait piiee; C<>ok» iind Cenerals at liberty. —Hcnrais' Itcg-istry, Bay, l) Rubber. — 0:4 iy?c £ Tub^ etc., "Win'ted.—Send post-card to Rubber •Co., Nodilooi House, rK7ar Post Offioe, Ban- viCiyn-x«cad, Colvjn Bay. Cl Altered -and Repaired. Enclose fuil parti- CUIOXB. 28563p PLEASUWIE STF-AWMS. THE STEAMERS OF THE OLD-ESTAB- LlSmID COMPANY, ST. GEORGES S.S. CO., LTD., will, ply (weather and other causes permit- ,oii oice of the most beautiful Rivera in Waies, between DEBANWY, GOlWAY AND TREFIiiW. SEPTEMBER. Btearner Steauier Steamer leaves leaves returns from Deganwy. Conway. Trefriw. '17 Sa^JHtday 8.;50.m. fi-SS 10.15 1|9 Sfeiiiday 9.40 a.m. S-SO a.m. 11.IC n.:m.. to Tuesday 10. 0 am 10.12 a..m. 12.20 p.m. 21 Wbdliesdiay. 10.40 a.m. 10.45 a.m. 1. 0 p.m. -22 "Onirsia-y .11.15 ':un. 11.20 a-m. 1.40 p.m. FARES.—:F«re End. Ie; Return, 2s. After End, Is 6d; Return, 2B Gd. Ch-iidren, Half- price. 27 1 TERENCE'S F NERVE PILLS. A 5AFE. Free from all injurious drugs, (^ I" these pills can be taken with perfect safety. They cause no .1. lacoavenieaoe. Specially recom- mended to ladies. A suKii. > 1 Yon -can confidently expect pelief from pain if you try this remedy- | It i6 a Cervc cure that is quite I irresi^t.: ble. SAnFAC [HR\ Sufferers who have tried these A pills constaoitiy recommend <i i 1 them; a sure proof -that they give good results. Just what 1 I you need to cure Neuralgia, Tic I and every Nerve pain. 1 » y iioep a box kaady. i, I'rer. 1;. Vid -and 2s 9d post free.. < P.'VlrAV.fcJi ONLY. BY I' ''(1.11 hAWH!NCE.M.p.s..r tical -Chemist, V I 20. RHYL. LU. t .T ';I(Y" .1 n I

could also gwatiy help the work of the Society by collecting and sending to the hon. secretary any folk metodies or ballads or the names of collectors of such in their own districts. The balance remaining now at the bank in favour of the Society is £ 92." The report of the musical editor, Dr. J. Lloyd Williams, Bangor, was also satisfactory. He stated that the Society continued to excite inter- est in the collection and utilisation of unpub- lished melodies, and he referred to the fact that there was now increased activity at the Eistedd- fodau. The centra f interest had that year been shifted from Carnarvon and Merioneth to Cardi- gan and Montgomery, where Mrs M. Davies, as- sisted by Mrs T. E. Ellis and the Misses Davies, Plas Dinam, and others, had secured some inter- esting "finds," and several new workers. The President, at the outset of his address, proposed a vote of thanks to all the supporters of the Society, and especial mention was made of Mrs Mary Davies, one of the secretaries. It was two years ago, at the instigation of Mr Percival Greaves, that they had established that Society. The Sooifety had made immense im- provements since Ot was first lornioj, and he ilop-d that the rapid increase of meinoers would only serve to effect further isnprovem^ntb. 'fhere' was liie question of what they were to do with their collections. He understood that they were to be sent to the Bangor University, and no bet- ter place eouid be found for them. But they wanted their collections to bo supplemented by books and everything that bore upon the history and practice oi i oik-songs in that county (hear, hear). Reference haa been made to Mr Davies, of the Board of Education, and no one had done more for them than him. The step he had taken to introduce folk-songs into the education of their children Was an excellent one (hear, hear). He (Mr Davies) had really taken up the text which had appeared in the "Times," which had said: "School chiblren who will remain cold in the presence of ail other forms of music, take to the true folk-songs like ducks to water" (applause). No doubt, the speaker continued, the education of their children in music from the early begin- ning would lead to great additions to their know- ledge. Mrs Mary Davies then sang an old Welsh melody entitled "Y Golomen." Dr. J. Uoyd Williams, Bangor, explained that the air "Y Golomen," was first discovered in Festiniog, but since then it had kept cropping up in many other places. He had recently had it sent to him from South Carnarvonshire, where it was said to have been sung by a grave digger. Mr Robert Bryan, in the course of a few re- marks, said that as one who had been away from his country for some time, he felt that he had no right to ba there. He was very glad to note upon his return to Wales, that a great deal of work had been done by the Society. He had been present at the first meeting of the Society, held in Carnarvon, when they hafl first formed a committee to go to Harlech. At that time he had I. ver thought the Society would turn out to l* Mich a great success. They now possessed between three and four hundred melodies, many of which were of great value. He also was greatly gratified to learn of the steps being taken to introduce folk-songs into the schools of their country, as he felt that no music went to the heart so quickly as that of a folk-song. It dove- loped their consciousness of national life (ap- plause). Miss Jennio Wrttams sang "Y Deryn du Wn rhodio'r Glyn," which Dr. Lloyd Williams ex- plained came from wweral locawies, but was first discovered in Festiniog. Mr A. P. Grearwes then followed with an in- teresting speech. He referred to the signal sue- cess of the Society, and expeessed the opinion that there was a still richer harvest in store for folk-songs in Wales (hear, hear). He had first of aU been set to gather Wefth folk-songs for an English Society, bat he had soon found that the Welsh people were so strongly in favour of "folk-song home rule" that he had to tell tho English people to mind their owfri business (laughter). He advised them to look for Welsh foJk-songs amongst the folk-songs of other countries, as he was certain that a beautiful air, named "Kathleen." which he had come across in Ireland, was a Welsh folk-song. In conclu- u sion, he urged open them to revive tho use of the old Welsh treble harp. This harp he eon- siderecl was a much sweeter instrument than tho more recent instruments of its kind. Mr Powell Edwards then sang "Breuddwyd y Lfam" with great effect. Dr. Williams said with referenoe to this air it had been published along with the words many years ago by Ceiriog. Mr W. Llewelyn Williams, M.P., said that at the next Eisteddfod at Carmarthen, which would be the Eisteddfod of the century—(laughter),— they intended offering the largest prize ever offered for the best collection of folk-songs. He hoped the youth of Wales would emulate Ger- many, and rise to the highest pinnacle of musical fame, bnt he did not wish them to do so at the expense of the old Walsh music (loud cheers). Sir Marchant Williams having referred to the importance of cultivating the old Welsh songs in the schools, an excellent rendering of "Yr hen wyr mwyn" was given by Miss Jennie Williams. Sir Vincent Evans and Mrs Herbert Lewis also spoke, and a hearty vote of thanks was acoorded the President, Sir W. fl Preece. Mrs T. E. Ellis was elected as a vice-president.

(grand-chiMinen). The cortege was preceded by J the LLanrwsv, Lodpe'of (Vkke'.lows, the maml4re of the Tj*sfnw Parish Council, and the L n.tt*d Javetiilo Cixir (tihe Ja-ttor of Wiion deoea.ed was the conductor). Mr J. Roes, AbergeiC, ljr. sided at. uhe in the church, and the United Jiuveni-o Choir, under the conductor ship of Mr T. R. Williams, saog a.t tbe gTave-side. GOLF TOURNAMENT.— At a goU tourna- ment odi Saturday, a ccg was won by Dr. Rod:, mcffld, London, a. vaitor laying at the Hotel BeLe Vue. VISITORS STAYING AT HOTEL BELLI? < VUE— Dr. and Mrs Redmond, London; G. Hope, Esq., London; Mrs Sanpsou Cross, Southport; Missens Laae, Live-rpool; Rev. C. W. and Mrs Wright, BesJey; Mr Wickstead, Bex- j ley; Mr Cross and party, Bridgnorth.; Mr and • Mrs Hugiies, Bala.