Llangollen Advertiser Denbighshire Merionethshire and North Wales Journal

THE LARGEST BEER BOTTLERS IN THE WORLD. WHITBREADJS LONDON STOUT AND ALE, IN BOTTLE. NATURALLY MATURED. AGENT: S. R. JOHNSON, ROYAL HOTEL, Tel. No. 2. LLANGOLLEN. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED. I -?j???? 7 See about your Winter Overcoat in Good Tims. N'T let the present mild weather induce II Pi you to defer the matter indefinitely. If you do, the weather will catch you suddenly, you to defer the matter indefinitely. If unprepared, and you'll suffer for your procras- ? tination. Our Coats are the Dreadnough Type. We have a splendid line of Winter Overcoats and Overcoatings in various materials—Meltons, Tweeds, Homespuns, Friezes, etc., etc.—now in stock, and offer you the best workmanship, the ????????? best style and the best fit, at very moderate prices. E. R. PARRY, i!? ??MN! 39, CASTLE STREET, LLANGOLLEN. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! AS IN FORMER YEARS, if f Y; II .JO.VE* Holds again a SPLENDID SELECTION of Specimen Books of PRIVATE XMAS GREETING CARDS THE PICK OF THE MARKET, These Cards, which cannot be surpassed for their Fine and Artistic got-up, can be had in ENGLISH OR WELSH, with Black, Colour or Gold Lettering, from 1/9 pel* Dozen and upwards. ORDER EARLY to Secure the Best Patterns. DIARIES! CALENDARS! ANNUALS! for 1910. • ——————————— BIABIES —Collin's, Pettitt's, Blackwood's, Penny's, Renshaw's, Crane's (Household Memorandum Book), Poole's (Family Account Book), the Folio Blotting Pad Remembrancer, Quarto Ditto, Desk Remembrancer, "Gossamer" Pocket, &c. TEAR-OFF CALENDARS—a variety too numerous to mention. AKOTTALS. —A Large Number of ANNUALS to choose from, and all the XMAS NUMBERS reach me as soon as published. CHILDREN'S TOY DOOES, a Large Assortment on Rag, Linen and Paper. NEW BOOKS, a Splendid Variety, suitable foFy Presents or Prizes. SCRIPTURAL TEXT CARDS of all kinds. LATEST CONTINENTAL MECHANICAL TOYS. Ax UI1PU IfUICO'Q "Advertiser" Officc, AT nUun JUNLU O, LLANGOLLEN. ? COME AND SEE. ■#t- SUN IbBCgj FIRE OFFICE. The Oldest Insurance Office *9 in the World. %CST Insurances effected on the following risks:— FIRE DAMAGE. Resultant Loss of Rent and Profits. SMPLOTBRs' LIABILITY & I PERSONAL ACCIDENT, iVORKM:£N'S COMPEN8A- SICKNESS & DISEASE, FION,including ACCIDENTS FIDELITY GUARANTEE, ro DOMESTIC SERVANTS. I BURGLARY. For all particulars apply to Messrs. MINSHALL & Co., Bridge Street, Solicitors, Agents at Llangollen. Wanted, To Let, On Sale, etc., Advertisements, 24 words for 9d.; three insertions, 1s. 6d. -?-?-??.- -? BOD AW EL, Market Street, Llangollen, to R ) Let. Apply-Mr. STEPHEN ROWLANDS, Castle Street. 1^0 LET, No. 3, ARVRYN, Llangollen. & Apply-W. G. DODD, Penybryn. BERWYNFA.—To Let, from 1st May next- ) 3 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom (H. & C. i, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Cellar, good Yard, and all conveniences. Apply-GOMER ROWLANDS, Bodavon. (19750) TO LET, Nos. 9 and 11, Princes* Street, Llangollen. Apply—Messrs. C. RICHARDS and Sons, Bank Buildings, Llangollen. (19762) TO LET, Possession May 1st. 1910, No. 4 CAMBRIAN TERRACE, Llangollen, now iu the occupation of Mr. Robert Edwards. Apply to Mr. EDWARD DAVIES, Builder, 3, Cambrian Terrace, Llangollen. (19829) _?- TO LET, "THE GLEN," furnished or un- furnished—comfortable house in sunny sheltered position; good water supply, hot and cold throughout bathroom, &c. Apply—BURTON, Wenffrwd, Llan- gollen. [1987(31 HOUSE & SHOP.—To Let, from May 1st, HOUSE & SHOP, 14, Church Street. Apply —E. R. PARRY, 33, Castle Streeo, Llangollen. TO BE LET, 1, CAMBRIAN TERRACE or GLANLLYN, Crescent Road. Apply to Mrs. WM. ROBERTS, Glanllyn, Llangollen. (19909) WANTED, BABY to adopt, with premium. Apply to B. A., "Advertiser" Office. ,19894) UNICORN SELF-POLISHING HARNESS BLACKING—No Labour, No Brushing, Softens Leather, Be particular and use only according to label. Old Harness made to look like new—Try it now. Gallons, 4/6; Large Tins, 1/0. Agents—E. HUGHES, Saddler, Oak Street, Llangollen; H. EVANS, Saddler, 9, Berwyn Street, Llangollen. UNICORN BLACKING COMPANY, Manchester. (19744) 100 PRIZE WINNING DOQS at the Crystal Pal-ce Show (including the Champion of Ohamp ons) were prepared on" Kossolian Blood Salt." It cures Blood, Stomach aud Skin Disorders, and is a Tonic for Fatigued. Nervous or Over-fed Animals. Price 2/6 per tin or 1/6 for Toy Dogs. Advice, Samples and Price List free from Day, Sin & Hewitt, 22. Dorset Street, London, W. Special agent f r Llangolien —Mr. E. D. JONES. To PHOTOGRAPHERS—Imperial Ordin- iL ary Plates, and Imperial P.O.P., Is. packets for 6d.; Small Dry Plates, ljd. per paoket to clear, at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street. -?- 4/1 USIC Paper and Eaglish and 'Velsh Miisic I in 0. N. and Solfa, at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street. THE "REGOL" SELF*FILLING SHILLING FOUNTAIN PEN. Try one. EJ^UGH JONES'S, Castle St. THE "Paragon" Budget Letter Cards-packet i- of 5 cards for Id., at HUGH JONES'S, Castle St. THE "ROYAL MAIL" WRITING PAD containing 100 Sheets, ruled faint, complete with Blotting Paper; Price, 6d. The COMBINED CORRESPONDENCE TABLET, contaiaing 100 Sheets and 60 Opague Bank Envelopes, ruled faint and margin. Price, Is. At HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street WEIS' Brush Tube Mucilage, a perfect Photo Paste, and for pasting everything, 2d. each, at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street. I?YE-GLASSES, and Spectacles (Laurance's) J at half price, at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street, CARDS and SLIPS bearing the words—House to Let, House and Shop to Let, Room to Let, r Garden to Let, Mind the Paint, Registry Office for Servants, Dressmaking, An Apprentice Wanted, A Spirits. sold here ar-delated, &c.; on Sale at HUSH JONES S Castle Street. Also, Noti e before proceeding into County Court, Will Forms, &e. TRANSPERENT Adhesive Tape for repair- ing Books, Music, <fcc., 2d. each, at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street. GL A C I E R Window Decorations — Latest Patterns, at HHOH JONEB'S, Castle Street. IV/IARKING INK—Black ( 'Melanyl") and i'l Poppy Red (John Bond's), sixpenny bottles, at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street. rpHE Llangollen Illustrated (Five Views) L LETTER CARD, 6 for 2d., at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street. CHILDREN'S Picture Toy Books from Id. to c 3/6 each, at HUGH JONES'S, Castle Street. FOR SALE, a Child's Motor Car Tricycle— nearly new. Apply—30, Church Street, Llan- gollen. [19888J p P7U M A To Destroy every wwJL_irXTXXjL* form of Eczema use f FRANCIS'S SKIN > OINTMENT. Itching will cease after One Applica- tion. Will cure Ring- Worm in 2 or 3 Days. Is infallible for Piles. Acta like a charm on Bad tegs. zip; 'j up JSBK old Wounds A Hr-ret. Destroys erform of Eczrmn, and other Skin Troubles. Has never been known to falL la boxes, Is. ItL each (post fret) FRAKCi$& Ga.,CHEMISTS, WREXHAM SH)BB FRAKCi$& Ga.,CHEMISTS, WREXHAM NEW STOCK Of the Latest Inventions, Direct from the Continent, IN MECHANICAL TOYS, Etc., Etc. Flying Machines, Motor Trains on Rail, Motor Engines, Motor Trams, Motor Oars, Motor Boats, Motor Rollers, Steam Engines,! Acrobats, Performing Bears and a long range of other novelties. SEE WINDOWS. HUGH JONES, "ADVERTISER" OFFICE, LLANGOLLEN.

GOHEBIAETH. BREUDDWYDION. At Olygydd y "Llangollen Advertiser." Mr. Gol.,—Wyddoch chi be, ysgrif daooiol sydd gan yr hen batriarch llenorol, Eleazar Roberts, yn Y Genincn ddiweddaf. Trin Breuddwydion y mae, ac fe wna y gwaith anodd hwn yn ddeheuig dros beu. Pwy faasai'n meddwl y baasai hen bererin yn ei oed ef yn cael bias ar waith fel yna? Yn wir, v mae'r enghreifftiau a ddyg i brofi ei bwncyn diSyddorol tuhwnt, a braidd yn faith i ni feddwl eu coiii yuii* ond dyma ddymunwn-i rai o ohebwyr medrus eich p*pyr ddyfoi allan, os rhowch chi genad iddynt, i draethu eu Ilea ar y pwnc dyddorol hwn. Dyddiau y Telepathy a'r Spiritualism, a phethau cyfrin fel yna, yw y dyddiau hyn, ac eitha' peth fyddai gwyntyllio tipyn ar bwnc dyrys fel yna. Y m¡¡,e'n dda genyf weled, oddiwrth ysgrif Sir. Eleazar Roberts, ei fod am ysgrifenu yehwaneg eto ar y pwnc dyddorol ytna.—BRKUDDWYDIWR. GYMDEITHAS GYMREIG Y DREF. At Olygydd y "Llangollen Advertiser." Miatar Golygydd,—Ya rhyw haner damweiniol, clywaiB son am Gymdeithas Lenyddol Gymreig y dref. Mae bai mawr yn rhywle na fuasai pawb yn gwybod am dani cyn hyn-rhy fychan o swn o lawer am dani. Dylase yr awdurdode goruchel fod yn fwy effro o lawer. Aethom i Yagol y Cyaghor neithiwr, daeth cynulliad bychan chwaethus iawn yno cyn y diwedd, a dyna wledd gawsom gan y loethwr Cernyvv ar "Lenyddiaeth y Bodwaredd Ganrif ar Bymtheg I" Dene golled gafodd y rhai ocdd yn absenol. A ydyw ein pobol ifiac am wada eu gwlad a'u hiaith ? Go anodd gen i goelio peth felly. Ar ddiwedd y ddarlith, pasiwyd fod ein llancie a'n llancesi tan 20 oed i gael tocynau aelod- aeth am chwecheiniog am y tymhor, ac y mae program campus at bob nos Wener trwy'r gauaf, lie ceir banes hen enwo^ion Cymru y g'óinrif o'r blaen, yn dwad ya arweinwyr beb gael dim man- teision ysgolion erioed. Dylase y rhai gawsant y fath hwyl Deichiwr ddod a rhywun arall efo nhw nos Wener nesaf. Awgrymiad i'r pwyHgor :—Fase ddim gwell dechre 8 o'r gloch, er rhoi cyfle i bobjl y siope fod yno mewn pryd ?—Yr eiddoch yn wladgarol, DAFYDD LLWYD. Ty Canol, Llangollen, Tach. 20fed, 1909. ♦ FOOTBALL. LLANGOLLEN AMATEURS V. COBWEX.—This match was played at Corwen, on Saturday last, before a fair number of spectators. The visitors won the toss and played with a slight breeze in their favour. The game opened at a fast pace the defence on both sides being too strong for the attack. After twenty five minutes play, Walter Richards receiving in midfield, transferred to A. Lloyd. The latter found an opening for Roberts who struck the upright with a fast cross shot and from the re- bound Wiilie Richards walked the leather into the net. From the eentre the Amateurs raced away, the home goal having several narrow escapes and Matthews was given a fine chance to increase the lead but shot wide, and the interval arrived with the visitors leading by one goal to none. The second half of the game was fairly even. Several chances fell to the Amateurs forwards but all went a-begging. Willie Richards put behind from three yards range and the game ended in a win for the Amateurs by one goal to none. The Amateurs team were as follows Goal, F. Lloyd Baeks, D. Jones, F. Griffiths; Half-backs, J. E. Jones, Walter Richards, A. Lloyd; Forwards, A. W. Edwards, F. Evans, W. Richards, J. A. Mathews, and T. Roberts. WREXHAM AND DISTRICT LEAGUE. DIVISION I. ESOLTJSHAM v. DRUIDS' RESERVK.—Played at Esclasham, on Saturday. The game having been started late, it was agreed to play thirty-five minutes each way. Fisher scored for Esclosham, the only goal of the first half. In the second half a penalty was given against the homesters, but the visitors failed to score. Fisher scored a second goal for tht homesters, and the final result was Esclusham, 2; Druids' Reserve, 0. DIVISION II. ROYAL WELSH FUSILIEBB V. ROSSETT.—Played at Rossett, on Saturday. Both sides scored in the first half through Austin and J. Jones, and in the second half Da vies scored for the Fuailiers. Final resultR. W.F., 2 goals; Rossett, 1 goal. ST. MARTINS CUP. SECOND BOUND. CEFN ALBION V. ACHEFAIR UNITED.—Played at Aerefair, on Saturday. Following some even exchanges, T. E. Richards scored for the United from a corner, and before the interval he added a second goal with a high shot. In the second half the United toyed with their opponents, and E T. Richards quickly added another goal. A corner kick by J. E. Edwards yielded a fourth goal; a free-kick near the penalty line enabled J. T. Jones to score again another goal was put on by J. Wright; George Richards was responsible for the seventh, and a fast ground shot from E. T. Richards completed the discomfiture of the Albion Final result:—Aerefair, 8 Cefn, 0.

THE AUT OF ADVERTISING.—A tferman journalist has recently been devoting himself to a speoial form of study which one may style the psychology of advert- isment." He finds, as the result of his labours, that an advertisement should appear at least ten times in about the same place in a paper. At the first insertion the reader doesn't see it; at the second he sees it, but does not read it; at the third he reads it; at the fourth he finds out the price of the artiole advertised; at the fifth he notes the address; at the sixth he speaks of it to his wife at the seventh he determines to bay it; at the eighth ho buys it; at the ninth he speaks of it to his friends; at the tenth his friends tell their wives about it. Then oomes multiplication, and the result may be left to the imagination.

GOLF AT CORWEN. THE WYNN CHALLENGE BOWL. The Challenge Cup—n. handsome Silver Rise Bowl kindly given by Mr. Wynu, RÛ5' and in- *cnoed Presented to the Corwen Golf Club by the President "-was presented to Mr. Glynne Owen, The Bank, who defeated Mr. Ton Roberts, Post Office, in the final which was played on Saturday last, by Mr. Lloyd, Rhagatt, who was opportunely one of the few spectators on the ground at the conclusion of the match. Mr. Lloyd congratulated the winner of the cup, and expressed his intention of giving a challenge cap, which will probably be played for in the Spring of n,xt year. Miss Walker, Piasyndye, has also offered a prize for the lady members of the club. Interest rose very high in the final and aft: r some good play Mr. Owen won by 3 ap and 2 to piny. Mr. Owen was al-o presented with a gold Kiedal as a memento priz), and Mr. Tom Roberts received a second priz-j tts runner up. » TOTAL ABSTINENCE RULE FOR DEACONS. WELSH MEMBER'S ADVICE. Speaking on the temperance question at the North Wales Calvinistic Methodist Quattrly Association at Llanidloes, on Tuesday evening, Mr. Dtivid Dvies, M.P., referred to the question whether total absienence should be required of persons elected to the diaconate. Personally, he thought it would be a good thing, and always the best thing, that a deacon should be a total abstainer. —(Hear, hear.) At the same time he did not think it was within the province of the Chuch itself to lay down a hard and fast rule. Rather they should trust the good sense of the congregations to elect none but suitable men to serve them as deacons.— (Applause.) If a hard and fast rule were laid down, he was afraid they would find themselves narrowing down the Church itself to a mere total abstinence society, and thereby running the great risk and danger of placing undue prominence on ooe particular virtue-CHear, hear.) H. himself had been a life-long abstainer, and thought it best that a man holding a high position in the Church should also be an abstainer, but the denomination should take care in making small rules and regu- lations to look at the matter from a broad stand- point, leaving it to the congregations and trusting them to elect the best men to the diaconato.

Jit /Ilbemoriam. THE LATE MB. THOMAS EDWARDS. It is our painful duty this week to record the death, at the age of 52 years, of Mr. Thomas Ed- wards, Geraint House, which sad event to Jk place on Friday last, November 19Gh. The deceased, who was of a most unassuming disposition, was highly respected by a large circle of relatives and friends. The funeral took place on Monday, the interment being mode at the Fron Cemetery. The Rev. W. Foulkes (C. M.), conducted a brief service at, the house and the Rev. John G. Reid officiated at the graveside workmen from the Vivod Estate, where tne deceased had been employed for many years, acting as bearers, and thus paying a last tribute of respect to the memory of the deceased. Wreaths were sent, amongst others With deepest sympathy, from his sifter and family, Manchester In loving memory of dear uncle, from all at Wal- sall"; In loving memory of dear uncle, from all at Willow-street" With deepest sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. White, Padgate"; "With deepest sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and family, Liverpool" "la loving memory, from Jim White, Padgata "Deepest sympathy, from Augusta": With deepest sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Liverpool"; Deepest sympathy, fjom Mr. and Mrs. Leigh, Liverpool Deepest sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths, Hall-street"; "Deepest svmpaihy. from Mr. and Mrs. Davies and Doily, Mile End."

MRS. T. EDWARDS AND NEICJE BEG to return their sincerest thanks to all friends for their kind sympathy and condolence in their recent sad bereavement; and also to acknowledge with gratitude the many floral tribute* received. Geraint, Llangollen. IffiitoJUAL CABDS of the newest patterns p* in ted on the shortest otioe, in beautiful typography at most reasonable obargea ac the AovBarcst B" Office. I 1 J. ROBERTS & SONS, Complete Jfttmeral ^aritiahera sitb aniiertztkrra, HBABSBS AND COACHES SUPPLIED. George Street and Market Street, Llangellet i t Printed and published every Friday Morning by the prop vbtariv KVGO: JONKS, at his Printing Works, Itlar- gollen, ia the oouoty of Denbifh, November 26 h. 190. J* orders, AdvertusiaonU, a ad Msamaaioatioiu are ntuitmt0§t to be addressed to taw "Advestiaac" OfHao, UaacoUao.