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» — Queen's Work For Women Fund. £ a d Mrs Wrigley, Erriviab Hail n. 3 3 0 bits Heaton, Pias Heabon 2 2 0 Per Mrs Howel Gee end Miss Pirry, E yl. Mra Andrews, Llwyn A cd 1 0 0 Mrs D H D&viae, Oak le iid-i 1 0 0 Mrs A Ffoulkes Roberts 1 0 0 Mra Lloyd Hughes, Windsor terrace 0 10 0 Miss Gee, Eryl 0 10 0 Mijs Parry, Eryl 0 10 0 Mr Howel Geo 0 10 C Mrs James Charles, Castle Hill 0 10 0 A Friend 0 2 b Mr Peters, P^stcffice-Iane 0 2 0 Mrs Ellis, Isgaer 0 2 0 Further -1 Heather day Receipts 116 Previously acknowledged 46 5 6 Total 56 18 6

Queen's Work For Women Fund and Voluntary Aid Organisation. Weekly Collection by the following ladies — X P. d Mrs Turnour 0 18 0 The Mayoress 0 18 6 MrsFrantij 0 10 0 Mrs Swayne 0 6 0 Miss J 0 Lloyd-Williams. 0 5 2 Mrs Mebjllus Jones 0 5 0 Misses Hughe?, Yatrad Isaf 0 5 0 Mra Gregson Ellis 0 5 0 Mrs Keepfer and Mr J R Owen 0 4 6 Total 3 13 2 Donations colleoiied by Mrs J R Owen and Mra Keepfer :— £ a. d AF.iend 0 5 0 Ann lnymoas 0 2 0 Total 0 7 G

Denbighshire Voluntary Aid Organisation. IMPORTANT CORRECTION. In last week's Free Press a list of donations was published, acknowled by MIS Heaton, Plas Heaton, which donations were in aid of the Dekhighshiuk V OLUNTAny AID ORGANISATION, bat b) some unfortunate Murder in our com. posing room the list was plsced undtr the heading "B rough of Denbigh National R«lief Fund," with which it had nothing whatever to do the donations being for a dietincS organigition to that, namely, the DENBIGHSHIRE VOLUNTARY AID ORGAN- ISATION which quite plainly appeared upon Mrs Heaton's copy. We regret the error occnired, but the subscribers have the satisfaction of knowing that the monsy has reaohed the right organisation, notwithstanding the tricks in our cffice cf the proverbial Printei's itiLip.

Die pute as to Sale of Land at Denbigh. RESULT IN COUNTY COURT. At the Ruthin County Conrt on Tuesday a case was heard, the plaintiff being David Lloyd, of the Vale of Olwyd Timber Com- pany, Denbigh, who chimed from Mr J doiUnd Roberts, solicitor, Denbigh, £,15, being the amount of a deposit paid in refpct to the proposed transference of land by contract from the defendant to plaintiff Mr Clement Davi'S, b»rrigter-at-hw Cntlue ed by Messrs A 0 Evans & Co, Denbigh) represented plaintiff, and the def ndact conducted bis own case. Mr Ditvies said the sc ion was for the recovery of the said X45, and also for setting REide a contrscl; for the stle by •rVerdmt to j 1 iint if of land in Red Line, Denbigh, containing 1 559 equire yards, t e purchase price agreed b ing £ 200. On hchalf of the plaintiff, he admittEd that a contract was entered into for the sale of tbe property, but tbe question was whether cr not the contrrc1; was dissDlved oy agree- ment entrred UpJD between the defendant i nfl Mr A 0 Evans acting on bebslf of the plaintiff. This, he argued, was really what took p'.sC'j, hence the present ac ion. The uautl deposit of 10 per cant, was not observed in this csø. Iaet ad, £ 35 had b3E'fi paid, leaving a bahnce of £ 165 due. Tho date of completion wai to be February 1st, 1913, but plaintiff wanted that matter to be put off for a time, and tbe defendant agreed on condition that £35 bo paid as dcpost. the d 4te of completion being fix d for the 1st of Feb uiry, 1014, the defend- ant agreeing to prepare the cjavtyaucs free of einrge. When the list-mentioned day arrived, p'aintiff apparjntly was not ready to complete tha contract and asked for an extension of tiui-j until the 29.h of June, 1914 Thij was agreed to, the plaiu ilf paying an extra d poa t of £10, aiiking the total p-iid £45, tbe sum now claimed by the plaintiff. That was ths I posi ion until some time in April, when a local ^entiemsn, ia a coiversation with pl.iatiif, suggested that the defendant himself was not in a poaition i) complete the eonirac. Tbo plaintiff subsequently consulted Mr A 0 Evans, his solicitor. Cjrrespondeuce and interviews ensued, and, counsel contended, it was agre d between the parties that the csntraci bs d clared off, the defendant on his p tri; agreeing to refund the t45 deposit money paid. This he hid not done, bonce the present claim. Evidence in support of the above state- ment was given by the plaintiff and Mr A 0 Evans, both stating that the defendant, being himself unable to complete the con- tract, agreed to refnnd the neposit money. The defendant, giving evidence, said the plot of land in question formed parb of pro- perty which be bought for £ 540. There were other persona interested in ir., and on that account be required a definite date fixed for the ooospletiblon ot te contract, so that he might give the necessary notices to give op the land, or to transfer the existing mortgages. Juab prior to Fdb. lit, 1914, the date fixed for the completion of the contract, Mr Lloyd informed him that he was Dot ready to complete, and the date was postponed until tbe 293h of June. Nothing transpired until tho 2id of May, when be received a letter from Messrs A 0 Evans & C j abklcg him to call at their cffice. He dii so, and. to his 6arpri:e, Mr Evans stated that he had information that witness was not in a position to complete the con- tract, He replied that be was, bat omitted to inform Mr Evans, aa he should have done, that the completion was not to take I place nntil the 29,h of June. 011 the saore day, bat in another place, ho again taw Mr Evans and asked him what Mr DJ L'oyd wanted-fpwhether hs desired to go on w th tha contract, or did he want h's no ey bick. Mr Evans relliel, "He wants hii money back." Witrees premised to 8:e what he could do, and subsequently saw Mr Lloyd. The latter made s ime remark to the effect that the deeds ha I not been pre- jared, and witness omittel to poxt out that they need not be ready until the 29 3h of Jcne, which he sfcoa'd tavo done, and 'or which date he was arranging matteri. Correspordeue) en^ce1, and Messrs Gold Edwards & Co, as representing the 11 st mortgagees, were consulted. PrcceeMng, Mr Holhnd Roberts said the property was bought for 2510, bub extec- sive alterations were carried out which in created tbo Vilae considerably* Daring the whole of the transactions he had been tully prepared to complete the contract on the date originally fixed, acd on the 29 ih of Jane, and had not agreed to cancel it or to refund the deposit money. His Honour, after reviewirg all tin cir- cnimtances, came to the conclusion that tbe defendant had agreed to the cancelU tion of i fce contract n 1 t ) refund h eep -,sit, The long cer,espondence tended to show that both sid< a regarded the f o 1. t-raot at an end. He h^r jfore gave j tdg. ment for the plaintiff for the £-\5 a \d ordered the agreement to be hacde] up o the Court for cancellation, costs 10 follow. L ■—»—*

Denbigh Market. Denbigh, WEDNESDAY.—Fowlr, 3/0 to 4/6 per couple ducks 43 0::1 to [j] 0d per couple elge. 9 and 10 for Is fresh butter, la Od to 16 Id per lb; small tabs, Is 01 per lb beef, 7d to lid par lb; mubton, 81 bo lOd per lb; pigs, 4id to 5d par Ib rabbibs, Is 2d par couple English wool, Is to la Id par lb; W-Jlsb wool, lOd to loil per lb.

L LANRHAIADR. PERSONix.—Mr Arthur Lrtbck Graham Evans id amongst the genbleman cadebs" who passed oub of Sandhurst on Oatcbot 1st. Mr Evans has received hia commi-ision in tho Royal Welsh Faeiliers, and wi 1 proooed direct to Wrexham.

GETTING ON. One (f our Denbigh brya who enlistrd a few weeks ago in the Royal \Vflh Fauliers Las quickly secured the first step in promotion-Lance-Corporal E Ernest Parry, eon of the Town Oleyk.

Harvest Festival. United meetings for prayer and praise were held yesterday in all the chapels in in the town, and were largely attended. Welsh services were also held at Sb Mary's Church. Holy Communion was at 8 a.m., morning prayer at 11, and the evening service at 7.30 was large] y-at tended the special preacher being the Rev Cancn Roberts, vicar of Colwyn B ly. The services were of a bright and hearty character, and the epecial anthem sun" was "I Yr Arglwydd yw fy Mugail (Dr Jos Parry). Te gacrtd edifise bad been specially decorated for the occasion by the following ladies Font, Mrs Roberta, Mrs Jones (lull-sqajre), and Mrs E ias Rjberts; gasoiiers, Mrs and Miss J 0 Thomas; altar, MM and Miss Hamphreys Roberts, and Mrs D E H R)berts. Flowers were kindly given by Mrs Frank Wynne. Misa L'oyd William", Misses Jones (Bjd- lonfa), and Mr W Jones (Howell's Sahoo?),

LLANDYRNOG. HULL OF HONOUR —The following have ofiered themselves and bsen aooepted for service from this pafhh Fjr Lord Kitchener's army John William Jones, Glanywern Farm Thoaaas Hughes, Ffordd- dd mr. For the Royal Welsh Fustitlore Frederick Eiwards, Pias Siors. For the Denbighshire Yeomanry George Beamond, Carrigllwvdion Taomas Williamj, G an-y- rafon Eran Williami-, Glanyrafon Giles Wynne, Glanywern Farm. For the Gren^iier Guards: Charles Guton, Carrig- llwdion. Fo? the Legion of Frontiersmen John Martin Sjlt, For the 1st K'PJg'8 Liverpool Regiment Claud Tomkioeon, Plas Flordd-ddwr. For the Rjyal Canadian Horse Artillery The Very R?v G Sfcirr, Daan of Ontario (chaplain), Pontre Mawr. For Nj. 4 Hotpital, Versailles, Paris Miss Maud Wiliams (lister, R A.M.C ), Llandyrnog Rectory.

HARVEST FESTIVAL. The harveit fejtival feivices were very successfully held 03 Thursday laii. The I day was beautifully fine sni the coogre< gations very large. In view of the present national distress the decorations were of a s'Tpler klni than usual, end ware doae by Mrs Richards, Mrs Rigby, Mrs Jones, S jhool H >use Miss Eiith Williams, Mra M j860p( anJ Colonel Mesham. The trait, corn, and vegetab'ej cane from Mrs Behrens, Mis Roberts, Penpilmant Mr John Wills, Mrs OAsn, Glanywern Farm I Mrs L'oyd, Mis Povall, and some magnifi- cent loivos o! this year's wheal from Mrs L oyd, Coed log, Taese were afterwards divided among some of the larger families of the village, while the fruit and veget- ables we:e ssnt to the Denbigh Infirmary. There was an eirly celebratkn at 8 30 a m., and an afternoon service in EcglUh at 3 p. xi. The preacher was the Rev D W Evani, v!ca? of Llanrhaiadr, who very kindly and eGaoiently tcofc the place of the Daan of Ontario, who was away with his regiment. The lesions were read by ih3 R <v C H Clarke, assistant curate ot Holy Trinity, South Wimbledon. The tervies was ictcnod by the rector (the Rev W T WiihoM) Tie aithem was I. 0 give thank) unto the Lnd" (B3rridge), and was beautifully sung by t e choir. Mr J T Jones proeiding at the organ. The even- ing (len 1;)3, in Welsh, was at 7 p mOl and the Oaa?oh was again tiUel by a very large congregation, who listened with great) interest to the eloquent sermon of the Rsv Riohard Jau sings, M.A., vicar of Gjffvlliog, on the harvctt lesaons to be drawn from the hundredth Plutm. The lessons were read by the Rev J George, rector of L'anycban, and the Rev T Rses, rector cl Ltangenhatal. Too choir ad- mirably did their part, and the congre- gation j lined with entbnjiaiai ia the old Welsh hymns, Tao collections (£4. 121 ld) were given to th) Dlooesm ani o h r Oonfcb S>ciafcies.

"THE HOMES THEY LEAVE BEHIND." We have received a copy of a scng entitled The Homes they leave Behind," which hss jist been published by Messrs Enoch & Song, for the benefit of the National Relief Fond. As the tible clearly indicates, the song is one of direct appeal for snpport to the fond and should help it mucb. for Mr Walter Rubens' music is of a tuneful and catchy nature, which will, it is believed, gain wlle popularity, while Mr Harold Bagbib's words should arouse ready sympathy. Twenty-five par cent o! the profits of the song are to be given to the Variety Artistes Bonevolant Fund, an ar- rangement which should assist a great deal in popularising the song. We Cf D com. mend the song and music to all lovers of a good patriotic song with plenty of g) and fine spirit In it. Any book eler or mu io depot will supply U.

Messrs T & W Leathes, I Estate Agents. Auctioneers, Valuera. and Live Stock Salesmen, Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, and at Denbigh Smithfield. Attend Denbigh Wednesdays and other days by appoint nenb, Sales of Farm Stock, Property Furniture, 4c. and Valuations Conducted on Keasonable Terms Agricultural Hail, Ruthin. Weekly Sales of Fat and itore Stock throughout the ear. NEXT SALE; TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6th, 1914 (RUTHIN FAIR DAY), commenoiag ab 10 o'olook MESSR8 T. A W. LEATHES wll hold their nexb Sale of FAT and TORE CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, and CALVES at the above Mart, Entries respectfully solicited up to the hour of Sale, T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneers, Agricultural Hall, Rubhln, n9 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1914. PENLLWYN. GYFFYLLIOG, Near RUTHIN. IMPORTANT SALE OF Q Q HEAD of Cabbie, 1 Dairy Oow (close /40 upon calving), 2 Ditto, Spring Oalves, 13 Coloury Ballooks and Helfer-, 18 months old 6 Ditto Calving Haifers, Two-year-old Shock Bull, pair of powerful Oarl) Mares. 5 and 6 year old, both served by Mr. Robert Evans' famous Sire B-y Cob, rising 4 year old, about 14 hands high Cart Filly, 18 months old; Hack Ditto, same age; promising Cart Foal (Colt), 70 Croes-bred and Welsh Young Breed- ing Ewes, 72 Cross Ewea and Wethers (lambe), 2 Welsh Rama, Sow in-pig, 3 Stacks of Hay, part Ditto, Stack of Birley, Ditto Oats, to. gether with a portion oi the AGBICULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS and Dai,y Uceneile, by order of Mf. Robert Lloyd, who has given up the Farm. Terms :-Three months credit on approved security or the usual discount for cash. Sala 12,80 prompt. Further particulars in posters. T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneere. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin, and Denbigh. 957o3 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Pwll Naid, Llanelidan, near Rutliin. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1914. HIGHLY Important Sale cf Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, a portion of the Produce together with a few Agricultural Implement?, by order of Mr. John Robe t?, owing to an extensive portion of the Grazing Laca being given up. Furt lar particulars in later issues and in Sale Posters. T. & W. LEATHES, Auctioneers. Agricultural Hali, Ruthin, and Denbigh. 965u.c 9650.c BULL AND CROWN MEWS J. & T. WILLIAMS, Pioprietors. FIVE-SEATER MOTOR CAR for Hire. Careful and eflioient Chauffeurs. Orders by 'PhOD(, or Telegram attended to. TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE. 765uo 8 .a GLAST! 0, FairhoSme School. PRINCIPAL—MISS FOULKEB, Pupils prepared for Examinational Private Lessons given In Music France and Fainting. S7d0581 RUTHIN SCHOOL. HEAD MASTER:— E. W. Lovegrove. M A» (Oxon). Sometime Scholar of New College, First Glass Honours in Mathematics. 76u.o Ruthin County School for Girls. HEAD MXSTKESS MISS A. ROWLANDS, B A, ASSISTANTS Miss M. Normiagton, B Be. Miss H. Sowerbutts, M.Sc. Miss M. Williams, Mod. Lane. Tripos, Miss E. M. Hugbea, B A. Miss R. H. Piper. Miss F. A. Eliiotb, L.B.A.H. Cookery. &c.: Miss Ada Roberts. Special Coarse in Domestic Subjeobs, In- cluding Cookery, Laundry, Housewifery, and Dressmaking. For Prosyeotus or other information apply to the Headmistress or to ANEURIN 0. EVANS, Clerk to the Governors 15, Record Sbreeb, 57uc Ruthin. e_- St. Asaph County School (Formerly Endowed Grammar School). Chairman of the Governors TH14 RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. ABAPF Vice Chairman HENRY A. CLEAVER, Esq., J.P. HEAD MASTBB JlDWIN MAINER, M.A. (St. John's College Cain bridge), B.So. (1st Division), London, Certificated and Registered Teacher, CLASSICAL MASDlK JAMES BOYD ROBERTSON, B.A. 2nd Glass Classioal Honours, Moderations, and Lib. Hum., St. John's College, Oxford; Registered. Sciztfca MASTBIS W. A. EVANS, B.So. (Honours), Wales I Rendal Exhibitioner of U.O.W.. Aber. ystwyth j Trained and Certificated Teacher, FBENCH Al-D GEOQBAPHY MASTBB JOaEPH EDWARDS, B.A. (Manchester; Trained and Certificated Teaoher. DUAWING MiBTSB AND TeACHHB Of VOOAft Musio s T. R. JONES. Certificated Teacher, MANUAL INSTRUCTOB W. KYFFIN HUGHES. THE School stands on elevated ground In a position which commands a view of the picturesque Vale of Clwyd, and within 2 minutes' walk of the Cathedral and Railway Btatlon, Boarder received Private Tuition aD I Holidays. For particulars apply ba tho Head Master. 01 bo FRED W. URIMdLKY, Clerk to tha Oovernorg, gb, Asaph, Messrs. CLOUGH & Co., I Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers, Denbigh and Ruthin. Vale of Clwyd Auction Marti Ruthin (Close to the Railway Station), THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED DIRECT FARMERS' MART IN THE VALB OF OLWYD. Fortnightly gates throughout the Year. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6th, 1914 (RUTHIN FAIR DAY), commencing at 10 o'clock Jod Entry of FAT STOOK and SHEEP. Farther Entries respeotfully Invited op fee time of Sale, Several Lotq of Breeding Ewes, Lambs, and Wethers will be offered, in addition to 8 Pare Bred Southdown Ram Lambs, 2 Pure Bred Southdown Shearling Rams from Mr. T. Williams, Pentreilysnon Farm, Holywell, and several others. Early Entries will oblige. For further particulars apply Aaotioneere Buthin and Denbigh. OLOUGH & CO., 96a30 Auctioneers, r Ruthin and Denbigh ESTABLISHED 1874. G. F. BYFORD, Estate Agent and Auctioneer. Vainer of Lind. Farming Stock, and Household Effects. Also for Probate and Mortgage. Inventories carefully prepared, checked, &a. All business personally conduoted. Tel. No. 2t2, Offiies: 12, St. Peter's Square, Ruthin. 91u.c MESSRS. DAVID ROBERTS & SON, Auctioneers and Valuers, Oorwen, Denbigh, Llall gollen, [ and DolFralley. (Established 1861). Telegraphic Address: Auctioneers, Corwen." Telephone No. 9 HIGHLY Important and Attractive Sale of 75 Head of Shorthorn Dairy Cows and Young Cattle, seven Cart Horses and Ponies, 100 Pedigree Weleh Sheep, two Pure- bred Southdown Rams, 25 Fab Grose-bied I Southdown Lamba, 20 Fab Welsh Ewes, two pedigree Large White Gilts, two Strong Store Pigs, eight Urge Bays and Stacks of Hay and Corn (all to go off), about 5 acres of healthy I Swedes, together with a full complement) of Farming Implements, Horse Gearing, Dairy Utensils. etc., which MESSRS. DAVID ROBERTS & SON IV L respectfally announce their instructions from Mr. R. N. Jones, who is leaving the I neighbourhood, to Sell by Auction on the premises at BRYNMELYN, LAWANDDERFZL, I situate close to Llandderfel Railway Station (Great Western Railway) On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1914. Three months Credit will be given upon approved security for sums of 95 and upwards, or Discount allowed for casb. Lunch at 10 and Sale at 11 o'clock prompt. N.B.—Owing to the numerous Lots the Auctioneers respectfully requesb early attend- ance, Full desoriptive Catalogues may be had from the Auctioneers. Auctioneers' Cffi:esTemple Buildings, Corwfn. S68J2 Sale by Messrs. Frank Lloyd and Sons. I ST. ABAPH BMITHFIZLD- THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER ith, 1914, at 12 30 o'clook prompt. JjlRANK LLOYD & SONS will Sell:- 1,200 to 1 500 Head of all Class of Stock, Entriee invited up to time of Sale. Oftioet-Wrexham and Abergele. Phone: 44 984o3 Horses. iC7 Prizes. HARP SMITHFIELD, ABZRGELE FRANK LLOYD & SONS on WEDNES- DAY (FAIR DAY), OOTOBER 21sb. Colts, Fillies, and Foal Sale and Show. j Priza Lists and Entry Forms ready. I 983010 Richard Pearce, Auctioneer and Valuer, Ilouse, Estate and Insurance Agent (14 years Licensed Salesman and Valaer), Undertakes Sales and Valuations of all descriptions. Over 20 years' practloal ex- perience in all branches of the business. > Terms moderate in all oases, Highee references. Proprietor and Originator of the Bee Smithfield, Abergele (The Farmers' Market). Phone 200 (Bee Hotel). Telegrams Pearce, Auctioneer, Abergele. Offices-Market Street, Abergele. [ Special for Store Cattle, Rams. Ewes, and Limbs, and Weekly Sale of Fat Stock. Monday Next, October 5th, ab 12.15, WITH CATTLE. Bee Smithfield, Abergele. RICHARD PEABOE will Sell by Auction -L\< all Classes of Fat and Store Stock. All Classes of Stock wanted. Entries respectfully solioited. 981o3 Sale by Mr. J. Bradburne Price. MOLD AUCTION MART (Close to the Railway Station). Final Speela1 Sale of the Season OF 3.000 Breeding Ewes, Lambs, Ramp, and Ram Lambe., I 150 Dairy Cows, Calving Heifers, and Sbore Cattle, by J BRADBURNE PRICE on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9'h, 1914. Sale starts with Sheep and Cattle at 11 o'olook. The Rams and Ram Lambs will be sold after the Cattle, about 11.30 o'clook. The Oross, Mold. C-8303 BBABBS FOR SALE. ADVERTISER offers For Sale 400 41 SHARES (or would divide) In sound Estate Owning Company earning 7 per cent. clear; a guaranteed certain nebb return givel; security of Investments in deeds. Bank references, Richard H. Murray, G bartered Accountant, 29, Princess Street, Manchester. *ol7 Situations Vajoant- WANTED, Under COWMAN aud secoLd CARTER. Apply Thomas Lloyd, Cotton Hall, Denbigh. 917a.c WANTED, for an old established Insurance Company, full time COLLECTOR. Salary and oommiu o Local man preferred, for the Ruthin Diiitriet. Apply No. 951," FREE PREss Office, Denbigh. 8:3 BUTCHER WANTED good, e'ean Slaughterman to live in. Abstainer preferred. State size, reference, and wage, bo Jones, Whltegate, Wrexham. *u3 WANTED, clean Willing BOY to aselBt on farm. Apply "No, 977," FREE PRESS Office, Denbigh. 010 WANTED, a NURSERY GOVERNESB also a GENERAL and MOTHER'S [HELP, for a farm near Denbigh. Apply "970," FREE PRESS OtMee, Denbig-h. *olO TO BUTOHER8. WANTED, ab once, a Young MAN, eeoond in slaughter khouse, and willing to make himself useful in the trada. Mast understand horses. To live in. Apply A. M. and R. H. Williams, Butohere, Rlli hin. c3 Situation8 War, ted- YOUNG Lady eefks etgagemeno aa OHORCH ORGANIST. Good qualiflaa- tions. Apply The Lodge, Nantclwyd, Ruthin. c3 Wanted. TXTANTED, bo Adopt BABY, with premium, W Good home. References given. Write I. No. 988," FREE PSESS Office, Denbigh. .d7 Special Notice to Gamekeepers Rabbit Trappers, and Farmers. WANTED, to buy, or contract, or reoeive, W on commission, large olean trapped RABBITS, from September, 1913,' to March, 11 4 We are open to receive thirty hampers a week. Please write & once to Leigh, Fiuit and Pou'bry Co., Fruit and Rabbib Merchants, Bond Street and Market Mace, Leigh, Lines. Bankers Parrs, Ltd., Leigh Branch. .010 To Be Let mo BE LET, CLIFF HOUSE, Love Lane Denbigh, from November 1st, 1914 Apply Roberts, Springfield. u c. mo BE LET' with immediate possession, THE ABBEY, Denbigh. For particulars apply to Messrs, Parry Jones, Francis, and Davies, Solicitors, Denbigh. u c. SHOOTING TO LET. 1 PJfl ACRES cf rough SHOOTING to Let with nioe covere. Apply Elias Jones. P<vll-y-Clai, Gjffylliog, Rathlu. #o3 1 For Sale. FOR 8ALE, new SUNBEAM, 1913 Model, 3-speed, Oil Bjth, &o. Take £ 13 to olear. Apply Buller, Denbigh. u.o TjlOR SALE, 11 white FERRETS, ready to work. Frice, 4s. 6d, each Apply Robert Owen, Drefechan, Hanyny, Denbigh. .010 ON SALE, a 6-horse power BOILER, with THRASHING MACHINE and 8TRAW BINDER, all by Button and Proctor. For particulars apply to Byford, Estate Offioes, Ruthin. 813u.c. FOR SALE, PIC-PROPS, &c. Standing — Timber suitable for above; also about 300 Larch Rails, cub, on Llewesog Estate. Apply Mr. John Williams, Agent, Llewesog. 03 FOR SALE, 5.00t) stroD transplanted WALLFLOWERS, in bloodred, yellow, and salmon. 19. 3d, per 100; 21. per dczsn. H. T. Davies, 102, Vale Street, Denbigh, *ol7 ALL-PAPERS, from lid. per Roll W Any quantity, large or small. Whole sale prices. Stock excoodi3 250,000 rolls, al olasses. Write for patterns, stating clas required (Depart. 136). Barnett, Wall Pape Co., Ltd., Knott Mill, Manchester. Miscellaneous. ABTROLOGY.—Your fubure impcr;ant A events foretold. Marrisge. Partner described. Changes. Journeys. Legaoies. Business. Lucky days. Planet, etc. Send birth date, sixpence P.O., sbamped envelope, Madame Marion, 12, Shandwick PlaoQ, Edi bargb. n7 PICTUREDROME, HIGH STREET, DENBIGH. Lessees :-Messrs. J. JONES & Co. Manager :-Mr. G. SWINKERTON. NIGHTLY 7 80. Commence at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY at 7. Commencing 7.30. THREE PERFORMANCES on SATURDAY at 2 30, 7 and 9. STAR PICTURES for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 5th, 6th, and 7th, 1914. PROTEA II. Four thousacd three hundred feet cf the mosb exoiting film prcduction of the year. Birring incidents and marvellous acting. The standard of parfectnn. Round the French Dock Yards. An especially interesting pioture during the preeenb crisis, SNITZ JOINS THE FORCE. A Sterling Comedy which wiil prove a draw, Complete Change of Pictures for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 8th, 9th, & 10th, 1914. CRIME ON THE COAST. A Great Exclusive Drama, adaoted from the famous novel, "Li Pciite Fifi," by Henry Demeese in 3 parte. JIM AND THE NEIGHBOUR'S DAUGHTER. A Delightful Comedy. BATTLE OF THE WEAK. Proving how wealth is unable to overcome virtue and honour. PORT OF MARSILLES. POPULAR PRICES :-Pit, 3d. Stall?, 6d MATINEE Saturday at 2.30. The Management reserve the right of Admission 1178uc Lost and Fonnd. ( L03T, between Denbigh and Ltamhaiadr a ladies groure olaw BROOCH, beariog initials N.B.R." Anyone returning same to Railway Hotel, Denb'gh, will be rewarded. "3o3 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A GTIANII) CONC"ERT will be held in DENBIGH on Thursday Evening, October 29th, under the auspices of the Calcdfryn Lodge of Good Templars. Proceeds in aid of the Prince of Wales National Relief Fund. 974o3 oP Vale of Clwyd Poultry Society. A MEETING will be held at. ihs TOWN HALL. DENBIGH, ab 3 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 7ih, to draw up II the Winter Programme. Lecture on Seasonable Work in the Poultry Yard." All Interested will be welocme. S. SANDBACH, 989.3 President. Llmrhaiadr Friendly Society. ANY person having any c^aim againsb the Llanrhaiadr Benefit Society thould send in particular of Euch claim immediately to the Trea'.arer, Mr. IsAAC EVANS, Pandy, Llan-I ihaiadr. Denbigh, c8 Re WILLIAM HU3HE3. deceased. Tunuant to Statu let 22 and 23 Vict, Ch, 35. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors having any claims or demands against tho estate of WILLIAM HUGHES, late of the O:d Post Office, Pwllglas, Ruthin, in the County of Denbigh, Retired Innkeeper, deceased (who died on the llfb day of January, 1914, and whose Wiil was proved in the St. Asaph Diatricb Registry of the Probate Division of His Msjasty's High Court of Justice on blre 16h day of March. 1914, by Louisa Hughes and Thomas David Ellis, the Executors there- in named), are HEREBY REQUIRED to send the particulars thereof to the undersigned Solicitors for the Executors on or before the 2ad day of November, 1914, after which date the Executors will distribate the assets of the deceased, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice, and they will not be liable for the assets of the deceased or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons whose claims or demands they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 2nd day of Oabober, 1914. JOHNSON & BRUNDRIT, 1, Record Street), Ruthin, 992a3 Solicitors for the Executors.

Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BIRTHS. CO.NRAN-On September SO h, at Bahia Blanca, f. America, the wife of Edwyn Arthur Cjnran, of a son -(by cable). FOGLKE i.-Sepbember 22 jd, the wife of Mr Edward Fjulkes, 35, Middle-line, Denbigh, of a d&ugbte,fl ret, b,)rn. MARRIAGES. HOWES ROBEBTS—SMALLMAN.- On the 24th ult., at the Parish Church, Newport, Sbrop- shire, qiietly on account cf the War, by ttue Rev W Budgen, M.A., R.P., reetcr of Newport, Lieutenant Wynne D.mes H lwes- Rjberts, third son of the late Mr and Mrs T Howes-Robertp, Bcdhaubg, St Asapb, Flint- shire, to Nora Kathleen Smallsan, only daughter of Mr and M s Charles William Smallmau, of The MOb, Newport, Shrop- shire. IN MEMORIAM. EVANII.-Io ever loving memory of Roberb 1 Bran?, tbe beloved huibmd of E iz ibeth Evans, late of Pen Tarddydwr, Nanotrch, who enfe?od into resb October 4sb, 1904. When days are dark and friends are few, Dear father, how we think of you. A faithful husband, true and kind, No friend ou earth like thee we fiad. His loving Wife and Children. JONBS.—In loving memory of our dear mother, Margaret J> nes, 28 Beacon's-hill, Denbigh, who passed away, Seprembsr 30 h, 1908. A lovitg mother, true and kind, No ore on earth like her we'll find; A day of remembrance sad to recall, But still in our hearts she is loved by us all. Bad y missad by her sorrowful Son r nd Daughters.

DENBIGH. T. R, KUITEB IS prepared to Clean, Presp, and Repair Gentlemen's Suibi at Reasonable Prices and in Reasonab'e Time.- 25, High-street, Denbigh. 876-c BULLER STILT. AT FR?NT.Don'b Jforget your soldier and "sailor" fjiends who are fighting for us, The most acceptable gift wouli be a box of Cigarettes, or Pipe and Tobacoo, carefully packed and posted to all parts on reoeipt of order. Grateful and com- forting when thinking of home. The iiame, Buller sufficient guarantee. (isme old opct). BOLLER, Portland P<ace, Denbigh. u.c. "CHANGS OF A LIFETIME "-Owing to the greab calamity of "War" and the sbresi of Business at the present time, we are prepared to clear all (ur Bicycles and Accessories at prices not obtainable elsewhere. Call and see (oob Wait and see this time). We waited too long. We are requested to offer Military Cycles (Genbs' or Ladies') for service in any oipaoity. Made by manufacturers to the King and Royal Family. The name is Humber." Only ab BuLLEB a (same old spot), Portland Place, Denbigh. 863u,c MUSICAL. The vocalist at Llandudno for the last week- end ab the special autumn cinoerts at Llan- dudno, was Madame Laura Evans-Williams, who bad a tiae reception. COUNTY COURT. The next courb at Denbigh will be held on Tuesday the 27th Ootober. The last day for entering plaints out of the district is October 8.h. in the district Ocbober lOhh. MAGISTRATES' COURT. The usual County Magistrates' Court was held on Wednesday, before Mr W D W Griffith (in the chair) and other magistratep. The business was purely of a routine character, and the jury lhh were duly passed. THE MANCHESTER TRIPS. Thefl-rsbof a series of excursions to Man- chester from the Vale of Clwyd takes place to. day (Saturday). These are popular trips, especially amongst the country people, and no doubt the first ttip will be well patronised. I WINTER TRAIN SERVICE. Yesterday (Thursday) tbe winter train ser- [ vice commenced, and, as will be seen from rhe time table, there will be a similar service of trains to last winter. The number of trains to Mold and Chester are practically the same as daring the Eummer months, bub the train cervioe to Rhyl bas been somewhat curtailed, ) LITERARY AND SOCIAL SOCIETY. To-night (Friday) a meeting of the above will be held at the Society's Hill in Pjrk-street, when the appointment of two new secretaries In succession to Mr E H Kaowlei and Mr Caradog Rees, and the arrangmentg for the coming session will be coniidere t. POULTRY MFETING. Ap will l-e seen from our advertising columns a meotiog will be held ab the Town Hall on Wedne'dxy under the aufpiccs of the Vale of Clwyd Poultty S-ciey, sh,n a lecture on I-Befs-.uable work in the pou't y yard" will be given. AJl in orested aio hvied to at ead. CHURCH INSTIIUTE The work Is progressing, aid the builder hrpos to flee I he builtiii g roofed by Chriatmas. The war dislocation bas to seme extent affioted the operit;ons Lvey &I cf the workmen have j ined the foicts, and there ia seme difficulty in securing a fu'l eupply for buildup mateda.1 from a distance. THE STANLEY BOWLING GdEEN. The iiiimbers of he Stanley Bowling Green r<cenl'y mide a collection f;r a gifo of tobacco and cigarettes to tie men of the Denbigh £ CJuy, 4th Bibb R.W.F. £ 1 0j 9d was collected and forwarded by the treasurer (Mr William Williams) to C'ptaln Williams at Northamp- ton. SCHOLASTIC. Ab a meeting of the Managers of the Non- Provided Sihoola on Tuesday, Mr R E Owen, who hie acted as a pupil teacher in the Fcho-1, was appointed as aBaistanfe teacher in the B ))''1' department, whilst Miss VeN, Price was appointed as pupil teacher in the Infants' department. I.O.G.T. There V;a.1 a good attendano3 of members at the lodge on Friday last. Aa announcement WiS made by Mr James Jones that a concert in aid of the Prince of Waletl Relief Fund will te held on the lasb Thursday in the mon b. The full service of initiation was gone through, there beingseve al candidates, and tho proceed- ings were m ,b impressive. THE PICTUREDROME. The entertifntnsnb proviJed at the above place ot amusemenb during tbeweekbasv been quibe a record one, an the sbar film, Give u* this day," shewn th3 lasb three nights of the week, attracted large audiences. n ia a remarkable picture, and shews up workhouse life most pathetics 1 y. For the coming wet* we are promistd soma equally good picture- including Proles II," which ia one of the mosb exciting film productions of the year, and showi some stirring inoiden'.s acd marvellous acting "Snitz joins the force," a comedy; Crime on the cow," a great exclusive drama, adopted from a famous French novel r and ■' J'm acd 'he neighbour's daughter," a delightful comtdy. Other pictures of an fnteie-tinsr and t picil cli-tracuer will also be shewn, and no ote thaold miss seeing the show. DENBIGHSHIRE INFIRMARY. The followitig gifts have been received and are g ab. fully acknow'eJgtd:- Periodicals, Mre C joran, M 63 Jones, Bodlonfa and Mrs Ed Parry, Holland Houie. F, uit, Mrs F | Wyane, Mrs G.-egion Ellis, Mrs Wyrme- r Edwardi, Mrs Behrens, Vron Yw; Mrs Buffer C!oagh, Mrs Cooran. Denbigh Harvest fes- tival, Mrs HeatOD, Plas Healoon; M ss Preston, Bd Gwilyoi; and Mrs Hughes, Hu'hin. Vegetables, Mha Griffith, Pias Pitrob, Miss Vaughan Jones, and Mis Turnout. Fiuib and vegetables, L'acdyrnog Harvest Festival; 19 pa a of j tm, Mrs Guy Francis. Fiowera Mrs Swayne and Mr R Heaton. Ciutche3, MLss Bassebb, F^obory Place. FBSE PRE S, Messrs Cobbomwand Co. BANER, Messrs Gee and Son. BBITISS WEEKLY, Mrd William PàJrf. MIRROR, Mrs James Hughes. DAILY TELE- GRAPH, the Propiietorp. SKETCH, Mrs Pick-op- Duttor1. AniJiit OLD, Mre F Wynne.

Pr Bar.tapdo's Home, A deputation ot boys from the wcr'd fatted Institution visited Denbigh on Wednesday, in charge of Mr Alfred Mayera, the deputation secretory. la the afternoon a gpecial show of animate, pictures, illnstrat'ng the life and work of the homes, was given at the Pictureirome, wbioh had been kindly lent for tb., occasion, and selections were given by tbe mtlioal boys in flno style. Mrs Gregson Ellifj presided, and was supported by the Mayoress and other local ladies, who take a practical interest in the fhmes. la the evening the boys gave a fall programme o mnsio on their sweet-toned hand-bells, xylophones, mandolines, bag pipes, corned, and other instruments, whiCJ were much appreciated. Dariag the evening Mr Mayers gave an earnest address on. ChUd life its perils and safety." Mr Mayers also told the well-known story of tit origin and growth of D. Barcardo's Homer, and his remarks wero Ihteoed to fwith great interest. The Major (Councillor Lloyd Jonea) who was acoompatiled by the j Mayorea", presided, and delivered a sya- pathctio and interesting opening speech in praise of the reraaik&b'.y good wo*k done by the Homes, and arged their claim) to support. The arrangements were ex- oellently carried out under the supervision of Mrs (D.) Lloyd, who is also interested in the Yjaag HjJpera' L3»gae, wa[ J1 so well eupports the Homea.

bhuddjlan. HARVEST FESTIVAL. Oa Wednesday and Thursday list thanks- giving Fiervices fcr the harvest were held. At the Parish Church on Wednesday there was it celebration of the Holy Communion at 8 a.m., English service at 3 15 p m. when the Daan of S3 Asiph preached Welsh servic3 at 7 p.m., when the Rev John O ven, vioar of Tryddyn, preached. 0) Thurseav evenln;?', at 7 p.m., the p-etcher was the I-Lv J F Roece, vioar of Llanrhos, it English. There was a full thor, and the anthem was very well rendered at t o of tha services; Mr J 0 Hughes, the organist and choirmaster, pre- aldlug. AU the services were very largely attended, and [the sermons pract cat and effective. The ififurtoriea were for the Denbigh I firmary and the insurance of the Church fabric. The choir had tea aftea the afternoon tervice at the Sahool, under the superintendence of Mrs and Miss Grifflrhs. The Church was very tastefully decorated by the following: Mrs and Miss Vaughan, Mrs and Min Rowland, Miss Enyon, Miss Mazivell, Mies Olive Parry, Mi s Massey, Miss Roberts, Mrs L-imp. lougb, Mr and Mrs Walker, Miss Lucy Walker, Miss Alice D-tvies, Miss Helena Jones, Mrs Jonoj (0 71] b Ucha), Mrs J 0 Hughes, Mr Robart Evans, j In. Fruic, corn, and iljwers were kindly contributed by Lady Tate, Mrs Parry (Pengwern), Mrs Vaughan, Miss Enyon, Mrs Maxwell, Mrs Lloyd (F/ordd, Crisoin), Mr Williams (Pan- Ifforde), Mr Jones (Ynys), Mr Jones (Gwybr Ujba), Miss Roberts (Abbey House), Mrs David, Mrs Lacey, Miss Alice Davies, Mrs J 0 Hugbei, The Nonconformists had united prayer meetings in their Chapels with a sermon on Thursday evening.