Llangollen Advertiser Denbighshire Merionethshire and North Wales Journal

I galfg JMttttcm- j Jones & Son, F.A.I., JR. HUGH DODD, HERBERT F. JONES), AGRICULTURAL & GENERAL I AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS & ESTATE ? AGENTS. SALES OF PROPERTY. FARM STOCK AND FURNITURE CONDUCTED AND VALUA- [ [ mONS FOR TRANSFER, MORTGAGE OR PROBATE MADE. j BAILIFFS UNDER THE LAW OF DISTRESS AMENDMENT ACT. AGENTS TO THE ALLIANCE LIFE AND FIRE COMPANY. • ^Offices ^-Central Buildings, Llangollen, Tel. 53. 23xchange Buildings, Wrexham, Tel. 83. LLANGOLLEN SMITHFIELD. SECOND GREAT BREEDERS' SALE of STORE EWES. LAMBS. WETHERS and RAMS, and the USUAL SALE of FAT snd STORE STOCK, J)n ^TUESDAY, SEPT. 23rd, 1919, at iC-30 am. > Messrs, JONES & SON to draw the Special Attention of Vendor to the above Sale, which is one of tho most im- portant of the year, being intended by a iaige liumber of Buyers. Entries invited up to time of Sale. Excellent Clearances in all Classes at recent riaiesf, j 12—19. FULLY LICENSED FREEHOLD PRO. PERTY, COTTAGES and LAND, In the town of Llangollen. To be Sold by Auction by Messrs. JONES & SON, a he HAND HOTEL, LLANGOLLEN, On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1919, i At 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to con. ditions, the followin FREEHOLD I'ROPERTY Lot 1.—The Old Established Fully licensed Premises, known as THE WATERLOO 'INN, t; Qangollen; togethe. with the 2 Freehold COT- | | STAGES adjoining; also the extensive Garden ft situate on the Berwyn-road, Llangollen, and in the occupation of Messrs. James Davies, Edward Thornaa JDavies, ana Charles Andrews. The Inn cantaipa Bar, Smoke-room, Kitchen, Beer Cellar, Cellar and three Bedrooms. The wo Cottages contain 4 rooms e ach. The Inn. has dme a lucrative business for many ears, imct the Cottages zre capable of ofreat development. PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND, situate immedately in front of Ie Messrs. Tanqueray's Brewery, Llangollen, and Containing in the whole 3,650 Square Yards or  th ereabout& I This Lot is vA adapted for building purposes, jj ,or accommodation land, or would prove a valu- Able asset to Lot 1. The printed Particulars, or further informa- tion, apply to the Auctioneers, Wrexham and Llangollen; or to Messrs. STILEMAN and NEAL, Solicitors. 16, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury Square, Bloomsbury London, W.C.L LLANDYNAN. Near LLANGOLLEN. To be Sold by Auction, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23rd, I et Hand Hotel, Llangollen, at 3-30 p.m., By Meesre. JONES & SON, F.A.I.o 4 DWELLING-HOUSES AND GARDENS, being Noe. 1, 2 and 3, FRONDEG and BRYNHYFRYD, LLANDYNAN. in the occupation of Mrs. Roberts and Messrs. John Roberta, B. Rogers and E. Piatt, r and let at an extremely low rental. There is a I plentiful supply of water near the Houses. Further particulars may be obtained frotu Messrs. Bury and Bury. Solicitors, Wox'n-n, Mrs. H. Jones, Tower Farm, Llangollen, or the ¡ ( Auctioneers, Wrexham and Llangollen, PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. To be Sold by Auction by JONES & SON, F.A.I., at LLANGOLLEN. AT AN EARLY DATE, the following Freehold Properties:— Freehold Plot of Land with TWO COT- 1TAGES erected thereon situate at Llantysilio, toeaa* Llangollen, Denbigh, let on yearly ten- ancies to Mr. Litileiohns and Miss Williams. Freehold Plot of Land containing la. 2r. 16p., ioffetiaer with the residenco known as GLAN- OWR* ABBEY ROAD. LLANGOLLEN? Den- 'sch. md let to MMB Nuttall on a IIyy ten- ¡,tmOy. A Freelhold Plot of Land containing IS perches 1 vards, together with the residence erected thereon and known as THORNLEA," ABBEY ROAD. LLANGOLLEN. -Denbigh, let to Mr. iW. McCulIock on a yearly tenancy. Solicitors: Messrs. ORFORD & SONS, Foun- tain Street, Manchester. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9th. HIGHLY-IMPORTANT SALE of Att active j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, which mdure Mahogany and other Sideboards, Mahogany extending and other Tables. Mahogany Book- case, with glazed, doors and cupboards be ow, Walnut Oval Table. Cheffonier with Marble Top a.nd Mirror Back. Carved Oak S^tJe, Round Oak Tables, Mahogany Nigh-t Com- mode, Mahogany and other Bedsteads, Wal- nut Wa-rdrobe with plate-glass doore and cupboards, Birch and Walnut Dres- few Tables and Washstande, Towel Rails. Bronze Hat and Umbrella Stanl, w th Mirror Back and Marble Top, Maho^ny i Chairs, covered in leather. Chests'fiaH and other Lowgee, Easy Chairs, magn;fi,;crt, Cai- > cutt.a. Cacpet, 15 by 12, several lots .,f valuable Glass, China, and Electro-plate, and mifcel- laneoua and other Effects, at WENFFBWD. Near LL WG'LLEN. Messrs. JONES & SON, F.A.I,, bare been favoured with n strict;oris from Mrs. Burton to conduct this highly-Jinportant eaic. Further particula rs in p oets vs. Catalogues may be obtairied ^ven da Sf pr;or to Sale from the Auctioneers, Wrexham and lift^gollen. Tel. 83. by Junction I PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT LLANGOLLEN. To be Sold by Auction by Messrs. JONES & SON, F.A.I., AT AN EARLY DATE, Two Freehold Semi-Detached Dwelling Houses and Gardens, known as WOODCROFT and IDRIS HOUSE." Abbey Road, Llangoilen. For further iaarticulars a-s to date of Sale see posters and future advertisements. Solicitors: Messrs. MINSHALL, PUGH & I CO., Oswestry and Llangollen. j 12. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT LLANGOLLEN. To be Sold by Auction by Messrs. JONES & SON, WALTON HOUSE." TANYBRYN and II" WALTON OOTTAGE," with Gardens; also Workshop, Store Rooms. Stables and Coach- ) house and Walton Field. situate on the Holy- head Road, Llangollen, Freehold Houses and Shop at Vroncysyllte. and FIELD and SHEEP WALK near Graig Dduallt, Pontfadog. Further particulars later. -,— t. NORTH WALES REPOSITORY. WREXHAM FRANK LLOYD & SONS invite Entries for their GREAT AUTUMN SALES. Wednesday, October let.—Hunters, Harness Horses, Cobs and Ponies. £ 20 Prizes. Thursday, October 2nd.-Heavy Town, Lurry and Van Horses. 20 guineas best town Horse, B10 best pair, L10 Lunry Horee, £ 5 Vanner. Friday, October 3rd.—Pedigree Shires, one, two and three yea.r olds and Shire Foals. B15 best Colt Foal, J315 Filly Foal, £ 10 Shire Mare or Filly, B7 three-year-old Gelding, J35 two-y ear-old. Prize Lists and Entry Forms ready. Entries 71ofe Wednesday, Sept. 24th. I WEDNESDAY, let OCTOBER, at 11 o'clock. Important Unreserved Sale of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., Including fine toned Cottage Pianoforte in Wal- nut, 2 Walnut Sitting Room Suites in P u.sh and Leather in excellent condition, Superior r Walnut sideboard with Mirror Back, Walnut, Ebonized and other Overmantels. Brass-mount- ed Fenders and Fire-irons. Walnut and other Coal Vases, Chimney Ornaments. Marble and other Timepieces. Cases of Stuffed Animals, superior Bordered Axminster. Brussels and other Carpets and Rugs, genuine Queen Anne Mahogany Leaf Table on club feet, Extend- ing and other Dining Tables in Walnut, Mahogany and other Woods. Rosewood Card Table. Linoleum. Oak Hat Stand, Bedroom and other Chairs, Chests of Mahogany Painted Drawers. 2 SUPERIOR ASH BEDROOM SUITES, Walnut Toilet Tables. 5 Sets of Iron and Brass French Bedsteads with Mattresses, 5 Feather Bedls. 10 Pairs Sheets and Blankets, 9 Damask Table Covers, 5 White C,ounterpenee, Servi- j ettea and Toilet Covers. Wall Mirrors, Semi- i circular Mahogany Toilet Tablm Stairs Felt- ing, superior Mahogany Sideboard, 6 Mahog- any Chairs in Hair Cloth. Painted Cupboards, WILLOW AND PRINTED PATTERN DIN- NER SERVICES, WARE, Odd GIa.ss and Crockery, Sauce and Fry Pans, Culinary Utensils, a few lots of Plated and Metal Ware, Cutlery, Brass Tail Candlesticks, Brass Pre- serve Pan, Metal Spoons and Forks, Tumblers, I Crockery, China, Spirit and Wine Casks. 36 WINDSOR CHAIRS. 15 TRESSEL TABLES, COMPLETE 24 SETS BOWLS & JACKS, Iron Roller, Stone Ro ller. 16in. Green's Lawn Mower. Iron Garden Seat., Ladders, Wheel- barrow, Garden Tools, Wringing^ and Mang- ling Machine, Washing Machine and Miscel- laneous Effects, etc., AT THE PONSONBY ARMS HOTEL, LLANGOLLEN. 3 minutes' walk from the Railway Station. FRANK LLOYD & SONS having Sold the Property. Mrs. Roberts has in- structed them to conduct the above Sale without reserve. On view morning of Sale only. Descriptive Cards from the Auctioneers' Wrexham. No Catalogues. ARTHUR AVERY, AUCTIONEER & VALUER. Sales of all Description and Valuation for Transfer, Mortgage or Probate made. ■ ■ < I.II BAILIFF under the Law of Distress Amendment Act. SALEROOMS- The Pantechnicon, BERWYN STREET, LLANGOLLEN. —I. | Rooms are always open for the reception of Goods for Sale. No Storage Charges. Tobaccos & Cigarettes. POPULAR BRANDS. ANY KIND. ANY QUANTITY. We can now give Regular Supplies to any Shopkeeper or any Hotel Proprietor. Inquiries Invited. OUR ONLY ADDRESS— HARRY BLACK, ITa-s A I"k IIM V Js. Bi'm TOBACCO MERCHANT, BACK CHAMBERS, WREXHAM. j 21-m 19 Public £ ioiitte, TOWN HALL CINEMA, LLANGOLLEN. 4 Admission: 4d., 5d., 8d. and Is. (including tax). Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only: A ROMANTIC LOVE DRAMA, ONE DAY." COMEDY AND GAZETTE PICTURES IN ADDITION. Balcony Seats may be booked at Mr. A. J. Price's. Castle Street. Doors open at 7 -30 p.m. Commence at 8 p.m. TOWN HALL. LLANGOLLEN. BA Z A- A R, (Building Fund, English Wesleyan Church). Opened 3 p.m., TUESDAY, Sept. 23rd, by Mrs. T. NUTTALL. Manchester. Chairman: Alderman A. J. HARROP, J.P. Opened 3 p.m., WEDNESDAY. Sept. 24th, by Mies DAVIES. Denbigh. Chairman: Sir DAVID T. DAVIES, M.P. Admission, le.; after 6 p.m., 6d. j 4—-18x. LEARN PITMAN'S SHORTHAND AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING quickly. New easy method; failure impossible. Short- hand, 10 lessons 10s. 6d.; Book-keeping, 12s. 6d. Mr. DAN JONES. F.I.P.S., etc., (the well-known Coach), "Hartwood," Neath. h 23— 1 21x. SCALE FOR PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS One Three Six Insertion. Irserticns. Inseitione. s. d. s. d. s ci. 25 0 9 1 6 2 6 32 1 0 2 0 3 6 40 1 3 2,6 4 6 48 1 6 3 0 5 6 56 1 9 3 6 6 6 64 2 0 4 0 7 6 Announcements o Births and Marriage 1/- prepaid. otjceof Deaths, with any remarks othar than simple facts, 1/- prepaid. No Advertisement booked under 1/6. "In Memoriam" and Thanks Isotices 2/6 prepaid. IOUND, a Black and White Dog, Edwards. Cwm Tydi, Glyaidyfrdwy; If not cla.imed within three days wiii be sold to aefray expenses. j6—19x ■\y\7"AXTED, Unfurnished Rooms, House, or Part of i-ouse or Cottage, "ow till spring, m or near Llangollen.—Apply, "J, Advertiser Office, Llan. gollen ji>—19x rBE SOLD, Three Cottages with gardens, situated -L near the town of lAangoIleU.-Apply to No. 58, Llangollen Advertiser, Llangollen. jl2—26 j TE.M,PORAItY Assistant Master or Mistress required i edialely to kah loweJ and middle school Science and Mathematics, graduate. Salary, Master £ 20 per month: Mistress £1(\ per moat.)a.-Av,ply, at once, to the Headmaster, LIwynafon, Llangollen. ji9  HOUSB-Parlourmaid (experienced); two in family; 1 railway tation.-Apply, Mrs. Williams, Pool Quay Vicarage, Welshpool. jl9x STRAYED, to Wern Lwyd, Fentre, Newbridge, about a month ago, a Welsh Ram; if mot claimed with- in seven days will Be sold. jl9 WANTED, immediately, for near London, Two Housemaids anrl a plain Cook; good wages; long holidays; fares paid.-Apply, Miss Hacker, South- lands, Harrow-on-the-BiU. jl9-k$x H- -J. W ANTED, a Few Girls (under 18 years of age).— j "f Apply, Mile End Mills, Llangollen. jI9 j W EAVEP.S.-Wa,nted, Weavers for Power Looms; f f good wages and commisMon.-HSfeate full partic- ulars to Pierce and Williams, Golden Goat, Carnarvon. j 19 x T OST, from Car travelling through Llangollen on -? Monday, September 15th, Lady's Dress Case. Finder returning same to 22 Beeches Road, W:t Bromwicji, Staffs, will receive Ll Reward. jll) DID ANYONE DOUBT? LLANGpLLEN PROOF. Who in Llangollen or anywhere else ooaid have doubts? Certainly no one who reads the four years' proof which is given here. It is proof that the Llangollen wornrn who pained benefit four years ago is as weil as ever to-day. Let every reader form an ho neat opinion. On 22nd December. 1915, Mrs. A. Wood, cf 6, Mill Stleet, near the River Bridge Llangollen, said:—"For some years I was troubled with sharp, stabbing pains in my back and loins. I have also had sciatic pains which I nave found very trying on getting up in the roomings. I was very tired and often (depressed, and every thing-seemed to be a burden. As my husband had found gre*t bcnent from Doan's Backaohe Kidney Pills I thought 1 would try them. I -can say that I have found them very beneficial n every way. I ha-ve never been troubled so much. I am glad to say, since ueing these pille, and I mufit say they suit me better than any other pills r have ever taken. (Signed) A. Wood. On 27th, August 1919, nearly four years later Mrs. Wood said The goo<S! o"pimon^"™Srd Of Doan's pills some years ago, I still hold good as the medicine made me well and has kept me wel lin health." Many medicines may relieve, bu.t too many fail to give lasting results. As the svstem -ett, ufcod to the effects, it takes a larger and larger doee, until finally the remedy fails. Not so with Doa,n'¡ Backache Kidney Pills. Cases are re- corded and Watched for years after t7i'! relief was first recorded. They have been tested by time, and the cure has proved permanent, Of all dealers, or 2s. gd. a box, from Foster- i McCLellan Co., 8. Wells Street. Oxford Street, London. W.' Don't ask for backache or kidney pills—ask DISTINCTLY for DOAfJ'S. backaohe kidney pills, the same as Mrs. Wood had. ■ ■. • -■ '• The Bala Congregationalist Theological College on Thursday decided to admit Miss Ellis, of Llanfyliin, to take the full six years' course in theology. This is the* first instance of a woman entering such an institution to complete a full course of training for the ministry.