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_DUT DENBIGH.
_DU T DENBIGH. HOWELL'S SCHOOL, Reporb of concert of Russian music on Satur- day last, appears on psga 6, j EGGS FOR THE WOUNDED. I I1. is inteudsd to hold a united service of the Welth and Eaglieh Churoh Suaday Scho-ls on ¡ Eaoter Sunday afternoon at 83 Mary's Church, ¡ when the school members aro iuvited to bring cifatings of eggs for tha use of our wounded Eoldiers. Contributions of eggs by any CLnrchpeopIe who would like to participate in thi) service will of course be heartily welcomed, I ST DAVID'S CHURCH. I A portion of the I Uracifixfoa by Sir John Bbainer, will be sung at Sa David's Church on Sunday next at the evening airvioe by the augmented choir. GOOD TEMPLABY. Iö1 connection with the IOOJI juvenile lodge cf Good Templars the silver medal in memory of the late Mra Hughes, Vale Streol, (given by Mra V »ughan Jonee), for tbe boy or girl who brought the largest number of new members to th i lodge during the year, has bean awarded to J Tudor Davies, son of Mr John Davies, Vale Street. MEMORIAL SERVICE. I A memorial service was held at Sivan-lane Independent chapel on Sunday nighu for Mr J Jones, Abbey-terrace, who had recently been elected as deacon ot the chapel, and whose death took place last week. He had for years I done mo t valuable work in the Church and I Sunday School at the Brookhoosa Chapel. The service was very appropriate and suitable hymaa sung. The Rev James Charles paid a fitting tribute to thl) life and work of the d, coieed, atd at the c'o 30 0: the service Miss (Batten played I -Tho Dead March" in Saul with telling effect. I IOTATOES COMMANDEERED Considerable sensation wa-j cci&sioned amongst those holding ecccki of potat e?, as well as amoDgsi) potati dealers and buyt re, on r it becoming knovn that a representative of the I Government, who had been' visiting the distsict and inquiring in'o the potato eupply question, had commandeered a very lage lot of potatoes from a farm not far from town r leaving the owie', what was considered to be, a suffic-e-it supply for Lij household purposes. II The Gjvernment) price as prevailing to-iziy was p ild. If these potitoea and other stocks could I have boen held on unti! Monday one pound per ton more pr'co could have been ob ained 'I under the Focd Control Board's regulations. LOVE LANE SCHOOL. The monthly meeting cf uhe miuagere was be d on Tuesday, the Rev James Chaxles pre- siding, Mr T Lloyd Jones, Mr C Cotiom and J Mr W Maisden Davies being also present). The Attendance Officer's report showed that the attendance for the mootfi wis 93 per cent, being about the same as the corresponding mouth last year. The number on the books 171 was the lowest for some time pasb due to a gocdiy number of the boys having finished the school age and left, ani fewer bjja than usual being removed frcm thg infant schocl. The County Authority wrote, urging teachora to moderate their requests for school supplies, as many articles, espeoialiy in c-py book, school stationery, pens and such like were new unobtainable The Eister holidays wore agreed to on the terms fired at thejiiat meeting of managtra and teaohersheld twelve months ago, thus the school will break up as from Wednes- day morning next. Other routine business followed. THE LIBERAL CLUB. The annual meetidg of the olub wa3 held on Tuesday ufhti, the presidency of Mr Sydney I Watkins. The aanual statement of accounts Î wati submitted and confirmed, it boing can. j siderel very satisfactory, Referencej wera I made to the fact that 42 members were serving with the colours, Two of the mambers had 'I given their lives on the batbic-tiald, viz, Mr T Wiiliam Jones, and Mr T Reginald liiowlet. Tee foLowing effuera wore to elected :-Hon p'esidei!tJ, SIr J tierber' Bob9rb!l, M.P., aud p esideufc), Sir J Herbert Roberts, M.P., and Mr E T John, M.P. < acting president. Mr Sydney Watkin*; acting vice-president?, Messrs H M Lewis and W Price treasurer, Mr Emrya Jonoa secretary, Mr J L Jones. All the officers were thanked for their eervices during tha yea". The Executive Committee was elected as f ;llows :—Mojsrj D 0 Griffi h, J R Owen, Evie J'nea, L'ewelyn Joues, E L'oyd liberie, D Webbo J^avie3, J H Salusbury, Rrjgar H Jones, W ti Williams, J W As'iew. J S Williams, CANON RAGG'S SPECIIL SERVICES. Cioon Ragg, of B*ngor, had a very full day d work on Sunday. At 7 15 in the morn. ing ha was celebrant at a fpecial Communion sorvica aLd also at 8, when the mambers of the Mothers' Union communicated, and at each service there was a large aosendiuca. A tha English moaning service at 8: Maty's the Rev J G Robarts read prayers and the Rev Canon proaohed oa th-3 subject for the day, the annunciation of tho Blessed Virgin, sh-wiag the lessons taught by the submission of the Virgin to the divine will, los8oaa to the individual Christian, to tha Church, and to the nation, especially a1; this terrible timo of stro3s and war. In the evening ab SJ D-ivid's (whare the Reotor read praysrs) th3 Canoa preached a very valuablo and helpful discourse on -1 hope and victory," whether apd!i od to individual Christian life in its content with evil, to the life of the Church in its combat with ein, or tj the nation ia its contest with tho powers arrayed againit tho Empire and Its Allies. Tho visit of the Rev CJIUOD was very highly appreciated. THE LATE SKRGBANT-MAJOR GODFREY EDWARDS, The bearelil at the funeral ofthelate Mr Elwarcs were Q i^rter-Maste? J 11 Palmer, Ssrfeejnt-Msjor Jo'm Lloyl, Llaa- dyrnog S rgoant-Msjor Edward Thomaii, Kathin Sergeant John Williams, Denbigh; Privates Bjotboaao, Appietoa, J P Joyce, J T Joaest (Liaadyrnog), Pabsr Myddlefcon and William Divies. fa addition to the wreaths mentioned last week, a beautiful II Hal tribute was received from OJtavie Gfiea, WELSH COM MI3310N QJR'S VISIT, I Oa Wednesday Mr Kowlsnla, the com. missioner for Walea under the Nstional Sarvica Sihecne viaitei Diabighani met the local Committees for Denbigh, H lhiuJ I and Abargele, and urged the neoatsity of making the scheme suooessful. Ia the coarse of the proceedings he expressed himself &s strongly opposed to the local jche ae initiated on Tuesday night as likely to coiiitato against the suacess of the ) National Sarvice Scheme, and ast aa an. excuse fcr ptrscnanoi enrolling themselves 1 under the scheme, under which it was' necessary that everyone from IS to 01 should enroll, whilst the part time which ) tha Dsnhigb meeting suggested was no5 tor the present recognised by the National Soheme, This h referred to eliewbere.
DEXBIGHfTES IX FRANCE.
DEXBIGHfTES IX FRANCE. Gunner Arthur Price (late of the Pi ce. Press staff) sends some interest- ing particulars of life in France in the particular section at the base he is stationed. He remarks that he has only come across one man from Denbigh since he has been in France, and that one was a fellow-member of the English Church Sunday School, namely, "Harold Hudson Jones," formerly an assistant at Messrs. Harrison Jones & Co., chemists, who was a teacher in the Sunday School, and much esteemed. He was (when Arthur Price saw him) in a draft ot the Royal Field Artillery going up to the front line. Naturally when the Denbigh and district men see any of the R.W.F., they keep a keen look out for a possible chum or ac- quaintance, for they are always look- ing forward to news from the old homes. Gunner Arthur Price is in good health and proud to be doirg something to help his country and people in this terrible struggle. He was seen, though he did not know it at the time, by another Denbighite, the youngest son of the late Mr Meyrick Evans, the former Corpora- tion foreman, whose company was going up to the front.
OUR L0 3AL WOUNDED flpRoZg,
OUR L0 3AL WOUNDED flpRoZg, To Ih9 Elitor of tha FUEl: Press Sit,-As a IJoldl r who bai beca out to the front and a native of Denbigh. I am sorry to eee the way in which some Dsnbigh lada are nejl iotea when ther cone hums cisabled and discharged. I am aware that a ccava eecent home fcr wounded soldiers is situatjd at Ystrad I«rf and every attention U given to the ToajaalQ, eomine there. This no (I inbt Is a work of love, bat why should njt oar iocal inhabitants consider first, the wounded and discharged men of their own native town, I have been told that soldiers have been treated for severe woands: and have gained the use of their limbs through electric treatment at this convalescent home while there h a local lad who has practioally i08t the n,o o hU right hand. WftaJ hH become of the Local Foods that this soldier should not receive the same treatment as tnoee In th* convalescent home. II it not the duty of those in authority here to first of all, consider and help their own local men who have foagbt for them at the- front.—Youra truly, A SOLDIER.
- WALES AND THE WAR,
WALES AND THE WAR, To the Editor of the FBEE Passi. Sir,—The National Maaetyn of Walea proposes to arrange at an early date a pablio exhibition of gifts and Iiaufs illustrating the progrefis of the war in all Its aspects with special reference to the share taken by Wales in its proseoation. Weapons, ammunition, badges, trophies, and relics would all ba acceptable. I should be very g atefal if any of your resder. who have specimens whish they oould give or lend would eommunioate with me. All expense* (including insurance) would bo borae by the Museum.—Yours faithfully. W. EVANS HOYLE, March IHb, 1617. Director.
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Messrs T & W Loathes, Estate Agents, Anctioneers, Valuers I and Live Stook Salesmen Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, and at Denbigh Smithfield. Attend Denbigh: Wednesdays and other days by Appointment. Sales 01 Farm StocK, Property Furniture, Ac. and Valuations Conducted on Reasonable Terms EASTER, 1917. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. MESSRS. T. & W. LEATHES, be to AN oounce that they will conduct their Annual Prize Fat Stock Show and Sale On TUESDaY (FAIR DAY). APRIL 3rd, 1517 commencing with FAT CATTLE ab 10 o'clock prompt. j The following Cash Prizes will be given by the Auctioneers :— CATTLE. X a d. 1 0 0 For the best pair of Fab Beastsi 010 0 Ditto Fat Bullock, 0 10 0 Ditto Fat Heifer. 0 10 0 Ditto Fat Cow. 0 10 0 Ditto Fat Bull, 0 10 0 Ditto pair uf -wat Beasta under 2 years old. SHEEP AND LAMBS. 0 10 0 For the best lu Fat Wt-lsb Sheep, 0 10 0 Ditto 10 Fat Welsh Yearlings. 0 20 0 Ditto do. other than Welsh. 0 10 0 Ditto piir of Fat Lambs. 0 5 0 Ditto i-g!e Fat Lamb. PIGS. 0 10 0 For the leo,. p.i. of Bacon Pigs, 0)0 0 Ditto pair of Porkers, Previous Show conditioiis will apply to this Sale. All Stock intended for competition must be in the HALL by 9 a m. The ueuai consignment of 16 Prime Fat Beasts, 160 Prime Fat Weish Bud Ci oss-bred Yearlings, also 2 Cumberland Bulls, from Mr. J. Keliett. Plasnewydd, Llinfafr D.C. Early entries solicited, and the usual good trade is expected T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneers. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. 224m31 Agricultural Hallf Ruthin. TUESDAY (FAIR DAY), APRIL 3rJ, 1917 Immediately after the Fat Cattle. lyrESSRS. T. & W. LEATHES vill also on the above date run a Special Sale of Calving Cows. Heifers, and omer Store Catt.e. Special Priz of £2 for the best Pair of Calving Heifels. Special Prize of f.1 for the test Single Calving Heifer. Early Entries Solicited, T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneers, Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. 222m31 Batliafaru Hall Parks, near Rnthin. GRASS LETTING. MESSRS. T,-& W. LEATHES have been instructed ta Lot by Public Auction on TUESDAY (FUR DAY), APRIL 3rd, 1917, at the WYNNSTAY ARMS HOTEL, RUTHIN, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon (sutjout) to conditions tben read) the following well-known Rich Pasture Lands :-— Lob l.-PARK. Lot 2.—CAE TY POPTY. Lot 3 -MEADOW. Lot 4 TWO PADDOCKS. Each Lot ha3 an excellent water supply, and affords good shelier for Stock of every description. T, & W. LEATHE3, m31 Auctfoneers, Ruthin. Bryn-iach, near Ruthin. MESSRS. T, & w. LEATHES have been favouved with instructions from Mre. A. M. 8harpe (who is leaving) to Bell by Auorion, upon the above premises, On THURSDAY, APRIL 12-h, 1917, Beveral-loto of ANTIQUE FORNITURE and numerous lots of Surplus Household Appointments. which will include :— Two Antique Chippendale Aim Cbaira, Oak Wine Cellarette, a 4 fo. G-in. 8olid Oak Hang- ing Wardrobe, Antique Mahogany Office Washstand Fine Old Grandfather's 8-day Clock in inlaid caee, Large Paintid Cnine. Capboard with sliding drawers. 5-fl. 6.1n by 7-ft Antique Dark Blue and White Dinner Service and other China, 2 Copper Warmir g Pans, Sheffield Pioie Dish Warmer, Piotures, Tables, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, and obber Effects too numerous to mention; Garden Tools, Garden Seatp, Wire Nettiog, etc. On view morning of Sale only, No Catalogues. Sale to commonne at one o'clock prompt. Terms—OsEh. T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneers. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, 27111. 7 Richard Pearce, General and Agricultural Auctioneer and Valuer, Klouse Estate, and Insurance Agent. Phoce 200 (Bee Hotel). Telegrams Pearce: Auctioneer, Abergele. Offices Markot Street, Abergele, Proprietor and Originator of the Bee Smithfleldi Abergele (The Farmers' Market). SALES EVERY MONDAY at 11.15 See Smithfield, Abergele. Filfli liaster Prize Sale fit Fat and Store Stock. MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 2nd, 1917, Cattle Judging at lo.), Sale at 11.15, Sheep Judging at 12.30, Sale at 1 o'clock. Pb ICHAltD PEAROE, will Sell 170 GRAND CATTLE. 90 Prime Fat Cattle, including many Heavy 1 Auimale. 30 Dairy Cows and Heifers, 30 Store Cattle. 50 Easter Lamb?, Calves, and Pigs. 208 F t Sheep tOO We!sh and Crosf-bred Couples, 8uts'antial Prizes in all Clase. Entries up to Sale time will oblige. SPECIAL, —RUBBER TYRED RALLI CAR as new, by" Lawton." 269ra3L Messrs, CLOUGH & Co., i Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers, Denbigh and Rthin. Vale of Clwyd Auction Mart, Ruthin. 27th ANNUAL PRIZE EASTER SHOW AND SALE aS tie above Mart On TUESDAY, 3.d APRIL, 10.7 (RUTHUN FAIR DAY), Cattle to be Sold at 12.30 prompt. PRIZE LIST. CATTLL, B. d. For the Besb Pair of Fat Baasts (any ego) 150 For the Best P ..dr of Fat Beasts (r rder 2 yearb old) 0 12 6 For the BeBt Fat Bullock 0 10 0 For the Basi Fat Hsifer. 0 10 0 For the Best Fat Cow 0 5 0 For the Bast Bull 0 10 6 SHEEP AND LUIBS. For the Bess 10 Fat Welah Sheep 0 10 0 For the Beet 10 Fat Welsh Yearlings 0 10 0 For the Best 10 jauy large Breed) 0 10 0 For the Best Fat Limb 0 5 0 For the Bast P^ir of Fat Lambs 0 10 0 PIG 3. For the Bast Pair of Bscoa P.'g3 0106 For the Bast Pair of Porkers 0 10 0 I No Prize Animals to compete in more than one cla;p. All Cattle to be il) the Marl; early for Judging. Further Entries resn?et)fuHy invited, CI,OUGH & Co., m31 Rutbin and Denbigh. ■i-J L I -■ '— 1 Sale by Messrs Frank L oyd and 801)3. IInrp Smttlifield, Abergele, EVERY MONDAY at 12 o'clock, u.c ST. ASAPH SMITHFIELD, EVERY THURSDAY at 12.30. U.0 Harp Stnithficld Abergele, MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1917, at 12 o'clock GREAT EASTER PRIZE SALE of Fat Steck, Dairy and Store Citile, Fat Sheep, Eister Lambs, Couples, Pork and Bacon Fig?. L S'B ready. FRANK LLOYD ft SONS. Office-Lyndhur.pt. Pbone 44. a3 300 HOUSES. Next Week.. North Wales Repository, Wrexham FRANK LLOYD & 80N3 will Ball on THURSDAY, APRIL 5sh,~ 300 Heavy and Light Ilorter, all classes. Included are a grand lot of Weighty Town Geldings 1 direct from the Welan farms. Sale at 12 o'clock. Catalogues upon application. 275m3! SCHOLASTIC. Fairholme School. PRINCIPAL—MISS FOULBJ58 Pupils prepared for Bzaxalaatlons, Private Lessons given in Musto Ppfsnch, and Painting. 8730581 Denbigh County,Srhool for Boys. HEAD BLASTER I Mr. D. H. DAVIES, B.A. (Lond.), Assisted by a Staff ot well; qualified Teachers. Thorough preparation for Professional, Scholastic; Scientific and Commercial pursUILY. The School ht\9 wall-c quir p scl Laboratories and Workshops, as well as Plots for Agri cultural work. FeaS X2 per term. Text-books, Ac., supplied free. Applications for Duraarits to waall the oxi c -13efj of maintainance at he Schoolto ba eaac during the first) week in Septensb:r, Jan uiry or April to the Clerk, Mr. A. FOULKES-ROBERT3, Boïcitor. Swan Chambers. 630ac RUTHIN SCHOOL. HEAD MASTER'- E. W, Lovegrove. M.A. (Oxon Scineti'mQ Scholar of New College, First Class Honours in Mathematics. 76a. o St. Asaph County School (Formerly Endowed Grammar School). Chairman of the Governors TInil EIGHT BTY. THE LORD BISHOP OF ST, ABAPF Vice Chairman lllRY A. CLEAVER, ESQ,, J.P. HEAD Masisb JJDWIN MAINER, M,A. (St. John' College, Cambridge), B.Scl. (1st Division), London Certificated and Registered Teacber, CLASSICAL MASTEB JAMES BOYD ROBERTSON, B.A. 2nd ClaBa Classical Honours, Moderations, and Lit, Hum., St. ObQ'B College, Oxford; Registered, SOIEHCB MABT^3 HAHOLD JACKSON, n,!3c. (Honours), Ga&kill Scholar, Manchester Trained and Certificatod Teacher. FRENCH AND GsoasAray Miss GWENLLIAN JOHNSTON, B.A. (Wales), Secondary Toachers Csrtificato. DBAWIKCI MA3?AU AND XIUCHXSB 09 YOCAIL Music T. B. JONES, Certificated Teaches, MANCAEt iNSfitaooioa; ERNEST OWEN. ivljE Bcbool staads on elevated ground in a position which commands a view of ho picturctsqaQ Valo of Chvyd, and within 5 miliuted, walk of the Cathedral and Railway Station Boardeia rClolved for Privates Tultioa lo Holidays. For p&rtlcalarB apply to the Head Master or to FRED \V.. GRIMSLEY, Clerk to the Governors. 56 Asaph. 1 ■ -iI NOTiCE. MR3. EVANS, Wardrobe Dsaler, 55B High Street Rhyl, is prepared to give the UTMOST VALUE IN CAS i for Ladies'. Gentlemen's, an" Children's Loft-off Clothing, Boots, and Table Linen. Transactions atricsly ooDiidfHi'ial. Letters attended to. Uemost attention to parcels received. Postal orders by return. Prompt attention to business, and civility, Please noto tho addressS3b, Uj r,b Streot, oiiuosilo the General Post OfficiD Rhyl. r 528.^7 Sitnationa Vacant. Wr ANTED, a good GENERAL. No I V washing. Apply Mrs. Evans, Cou. fectioner, Denbigh. U. c WANTED, a good^HOUBEMAID7~Apply Mra. Kineella, Wynnstay Hotel, Ruthin. ANTED. HOUSE PARLOURMAID. Apply Mra. Jenkins, Brjn Celyn Ruthin. "25h7 WANTED, aa experienced GENERAL SERVANT. Apply Mrs. Smith Pcntilen, Rhawl, near Ruthin, "m31 WANTED, good GENERAL for Farm- h"«Be; also NUR8E HOUSEMAID, Good wages to suitab e persons. Ap, ly Mrs. Diviep, Yetrad Farm, Denbigh, 2i6a31 xx-,rANTED, a strong BOY, age 14-15 V\ Apply to Tiicniis Davie?, Butcher, Denbigh a7 v ANTED, GENERAL for Pren on. Apply Baava-i. Nannerch. a7 CtCOK-GENHiKAIj or good OENciaAL f experienced, for April 2lst or sooner; fami'y three, Housemaid kept. Good wa^es family three, Housemaid kept. Good iva[es to suitable person. St. Cclmes. B.Dks Road, West Kirby, Cheshire. all HOUSEMAID or Pllourmaid for middle JLJL of April. Present situation years. £ iQ In or uaar Denbigh. Miss A. Edwards, c/o FBEE PRESS Pace, Denbigh." *m3i. MILLIKEBI, RANTED, emarb Young Ladies bs Apprentices for the MILLINERY Apply Denaonp, Denbigh. m31 Ratlin County fccnool fJr-Girls ryANTED, a KITCHENMAID. Apply, statiDg age, wages, and experience, t th9 Bead Miatresg. m30 Fo? Saio ACTUAL tes1) proves that Karswood Harmless Poultry Spica added to h?n food, produces double cho egga as same food wiihout) KUSWOJd. Packets 2l G J.t 1^ from E. B. Jones & Co., High Street, Denbigh, *0031 K OTT SILE, 1 HE&AICCH LACUB^OR, LBO Jl egga 1 Cypher Iocuba or, 150 eggi 1 Meech Foster Mothe-, 6 Sussex Nighfj Houses. Apply W. L. K^tnau, Rbyd-dwttat. Ruihtn. I "Hi OR SALE, Sback of Oit Straw, aboub 5 L tODS. W. L. Kernan, Rbyd-dwrial, Ruthtn. m31 ON SALE, a large quantity of gocd quality FAGGOT8, ready tied, and near high road Price, 153. per 120 bundles. Apply Maes Eiwy Estate Offise, S. Asaph 2151 c DENBIGH WATER COMPANY, n j rv 4.i per cent. PREB'ERENOP SHARES for Sale. Particulars of Messis A. and W. Richards, 37, Walbrook, London, E.C 4. m31 Horses For Sale Cheap. 1 f) i Heavy Carb Horsss, G Trotting Van- i\J ners, 2 weighty Cart Mares (in-foal), 2 btrong thiak set Cabs, all young teothed and in haid condition, fi for hilly roadz; or farm wo k. warranted in all harness, Ve/d exam invited. Just off contract) Messrs. FOJd and Co's Yard Foreman, 350J" Gorwell,, Road, London, E.G., 4 minatea from King's C-oss and So. Pranoas Stations 257a7 WALLPAPERS, from 4Jd. per roll. Any quantify, large or smal), ^applied a? Wholesale PiicaS. Largest stock in Great Britain. Write for pa terns statit-g class rcqaired (Department 136), Burnett Wall- paper Co Llid., Manchester. *jel A FFORESTATION, I71UR0PEAN a*jd JAPANESE LVROH, lj DOUGLAS FIR, SOOTOH and SPRUCE THORN; and PRIVETS, in various 8¡Z8. Strong aud healthy. Robert Hughes and Hon, Nurmorymen, Ruthin, 935u.c British Red Cress Soolety. MISS MAY H TULLOOff, IL.R.A.M. and A lv,C. M. (a former pupil ot Miss Roberts, Spritjgfiald), has oompused a War S ng called Sacrifice." Prioe Is. 21. Nearly 600 copies have been sold. A'l proceeds are to go to tho above Society. Aoyone who would care to have a copy pleaso apply Spiirgfield, Denbigh. m31 To Be L'H COMFORTABLE A PA RT MEN T d for youog lady to Leb in Denbigh. Terms mcdarate. Write I N2. 89," FREE Pr.Ess Office Denbtgh 89(/ f O LET, L'csnsed MILK HCJUcE, < situated in a convenient position in Denbigh. Can tie up 8 cattle. Crolt adjoin- ing the yud. Apply Bodhyfryd, Denbigh. 256.1:0 !fOUR ROOMiSD COTTAGE, with cellar, tu Leb in Nantglyn Village, Small family, Apply Mysevia, Denbigh. *al4 Wo GARDENS at RosehillT" StTAeaph. JL to L3t, Apply Canon Morgan, LUnrwso. i a7 "lOBE LET, DfcTAUHED VILLA^ 7 rooms, charming mountain view, 1.1 mUe from station. Rant moderate. Im- mediate posses ion. Tanyronen, Graigfechan, Ruthin. 270u.c. Jost and Foa d L' OSr;-itom Bichygraig, TremeirchioD, 1 JLj early in February, two Welsh ia-lamb EWES. Marked with a cross inside a circle on right side. Information to above address. 2120031 OST, abaub a forbaighl, ago, from St. JLj Ac aph, five Croai-bred blaok face EWES, beivy in lamb. "H" on rump, Information wanted by John Haley, Butcher, Sr. Asaph. *m31 Miscellaneous. __d_ A STROLOGY.—Rjliable life Horoscope, future events, marrijge partnei II described, changes, journeys, money prospects, fortunate daya and seasons, business success, planot, etc, t'ond birth date, sixpence P.O., stamped envelope. Madame MarioD, 8, Ilsdot I Place, Edinburgh. Immediate replies. I University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. SUMMER SCHOOL, AUGUST, 1917. THE NINTH ANNUAL BUM HER SCHOOL will be held fer fcbrej woske from 30,h July, 1917, Classes will be bold in GEOGUAPHY and I CIVICS t LIBRARY SERVICE (History of English Literature, Bibliography, Cataloguing, History of Library Development, Library Administration and Organisation, Archives. Book-binding) HISTORY and LITERA- TURE (Tue Problem of the Commonwealth, History of Wales, Welsh Literature and Grammar, History of English Literature) RUR^L 80IENCE (Ag icuiture, Agricul- tural Chemistry, School Horticulture, Laud Surveying, Book-keeping) ART and MANUAL SUBJECTS (Aro Subjects. Wood work, Educatijnal Handwork, Kindergarteo, Needlework aud Dressmaking) PHIN OlfLES OF TEACtlING (Principles of Education, Experimental Ped-ig>gv, School- room Problem?); COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS (Oommerohl (lorr,bpotilcnce end Office Routine, Book-kaopiog), For further particulars onJ entrance form apply to the Registrar of the Collooe. jso N B B B* FTt B N** BEE HIVE. Latest Fashions. NEW stock: Latest Fashions. I JUST ARRIVED OF Costumes, Hats, Blouses, Rain- coats, Dress Materials, Costume Cloths, I Men's and Boys' Suits, Shirts, &c." &c. Splendid Choice of WALL PAPERS* JONES Bros, 9 & 11, Vale St., Denbigh. + + Poultry, Eggs, &c. TINTED a quantity of SITTING HENS' Oa rcceipt of post card will call for twi or mare. Also receive at D3nbigh Market every Wednesday. Matty, The Barlch, Renilan. ETatca Now anl Secure Winter J Eggs. tnJIITINGS of Wbi o_Legb-irns and While Wy*Ldottes of p oved laying s rains, from Abbot's and Hanwr's b'ood. Thirteen for 41. My Williams, Penybrya Ftroai Ruthin. *14 I Class At. Class AI. EGGS. EGGS. EGGS. Don'o k ep yourself al ogetber. Lat yi-ur Pollitry assist you. Tu those interes ed in poultry T,y one or two SÎLtiDg. Prices to suit every pockat. My Birds are bred from some of the best in the World. Eltven ptns mated. Prices from 73. 61. to Hi]. per Sitting of 15. Personal inspection invited. Also station holder aud-r the B nrd of Agriculture. Sittings of Waite Leghorn Eggs sup- plied to Small-holders and Cottagers payiog under £50 pr auuum, or to persons whose rental valm dosa not txcttd 12i, G J. per week. This Pen costs 28. 6d. per d< zin. Catalogues sent post free on application. Appiy CAPPER, Peiiybraich Poultry Farm, Rhyl, 268m5 I PRELIMINARY NOTICES. A RUMMAGE SALS will he held in con- [Anection with the English Presbyterian Chapel, Vale-street, Denbigh, in APRIL- Dite to follow. 93 uc
Family Notices
Births, Marriages, and Deaths- BIRTHS. Bri"0?.D,—Mirch27ih, ao Oolomandy, Ruthin, to Dr and MrB W F By ford, a daughter. MARRIAGES. EVANS—GKAINGES. -Oil Idirob 9,h, ab St Mary's Chutoh, Reading, by speaial licence by the Rev Wiokham Legge, 4118, Corporal Jonn Bvans. lib Batomion, Royal Welsh Fasiliers, eou of tho Jata Mr Edward Evans, of Penrhewl, 1:)1) Asaph (an ex-) Idsiream I Guard), and Mrs Jane Evans, California- tquaro, to Anuie Grainger (Topsj), of 52, &oh>stro&t, Roading. ) DEATHS. PASHY.— Oa February 13;h, at Ci-bondale, Colorado, Aumlca, Mary Eiizlbgtb, the btljved wife of W D Parry, and ha e!deat) daughter of tha late Robaro and Margaret Fou:ke°, late of Pi-osp»c' House, Ruthtn. IN MEMORIAM. I HuGUES.-In loving memory of ou? dear Father, Mooner, and Brothor who departed this life, dear Father, M*rch 30;h, 1913 dear Mother, May 2G:h, 1915 aleo doar B:other, June 10;h, 1910. A loving Father, Mother and Brother, Faithful friendd when ili-y were here, For all of U they di t their best, May God grant them eternal rest. From Cisaie, Miggie, Tom and Pollio a Adwy Wynt).
PROFESSIONAL GOLFER KILLED.
PROFESSIONAL GOLFER KILLED. Members of the local goli club, and other friends, will hear with regret of the death of W Parr, professional at the club before the outbreak of war. Within a month or so of the formation of the Liver- pool "Pals" Parr joined up, knowing that, as a Liverpool man, he would find many friends in theii; ranks. Now, like many other fine spdrtsmen, he has made the supreme sacrifice.
-* TEACHER JOINS UPI
TEACHER JOINS UPI Yesterday, Thursday, Mr Hadyn Jones, who has for some time been assistant at the Lore Lane School, where he has done excellent work, t has responded to the country's call and joined the army. His position in school has been filled by a lady teacher from Llangollen, Miss Jones, whose home is at Llanrwst,
Canblgh Market --
Canblgh Market DIHSIQB, WED;YESDAJ'Fowls. 64 Od to 7a Od per couple; ducks, 0s Od to 0i Od par couple: eggs, 0 and 8 for la j fresh butter, U id to 2j 3d per lb small tubs, 03 Od per lb beef, 11 to i8 §!} tp6ir ?! mu"°n' ls 60 IMd per lb; Pork, P9r lb! fab P>g«. 10 to 1 Id per lb rabbits, 2a 01 per couple Eogy^b woo), Is GJ par -b We.sli wool, is to Is JJri pgr lb.