Rhyl Journal

I Town Hall, Monday, Sept. 12th. I SIXTH ANNUAL Complimentary BENEFIT TO E. H. WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER Rhyl Merrie Men The Funniest Programme ever seen in Rhyl. Doors open 7. Commenc e8. 3/- 2/- 1/- and 6d. Children half-price to 3/- 2/- and 1/- seats. (423 ROYAL ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL A SALE OF WORK Will be held in a Tent in the grounds of the above on Tuesday, Sept. 13th, 1904. Contributions will be gratefully received by Miss Vizard, Lady Superintendent, and should be sent in at once. The Sale of Work will be opened at 3 o'ciock by the HON. MRS LAURENCE BRODRICK, Coed Coch. 409 dfurnt$i)eti 1)artments. T3ERMANKNT APARTMENTS for One orJTwo X Gentlemco. Moderate Terms. 8 Elwy Street. ANTED, PERMANENT LODGERS.— Special winter terms, comfortable home, bath (h. & c.). Mrs Walters, 30 River Street 408 T O LET—Good Private APARTM ENTS^eit- tiDg and two bedrooms. Apply 5 King's Avenue. 385 17IRST-CLASS APARTMENTS TO LET tor JL. any period situate in the best aud most healthy put of the Town, with a splendid view. Bath room and every home comfort, East end, one minute from Promenade. Terms moderate.— Aoply, J. M., Journal Office. 340 npO LET Furnished, from last week in August to X end Sept., 2 SITTING, 4 BEDROOM S, hot and cold water.—Apply 11 King's Avenue. 356 COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS—Home from Home. South aspect.—Mrs Yardley, Sunny- side, Brighton Road. 400 COMFORTABLE LODGINGS, with or without BOARD, for one or two Respectable Young Men. Home comforts and clear) liness. -Address to M.E., Journal Office. 402 NOTICE. FOR the Largest and Be^LlST OF HOUSES (Furnished and Unfurnished), Properties and, and Businesses to Let and for Sale, apply or write to MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, &c., County Chambers, Rhyl Tele )hone 0179. 425 Any Sale entrusted to Mr Joseph Williams Auctioneer, County Chambers, Rhyl, will receive his prompt and personal atten- tion with a guarantee of IMMEDIATE CASH SETTLEMENT. Very Large Warehouse for Storing Furniture &o. Mr Jos. Williams, AUCTIONEER & VALUER, Accountant, Property and Insurance A gCD GENERAL CERTIFICATE HOLDER Appointed by His Honour Judge Horatio Lloyd,K SALES BY PUBLIC AUCTION personally con ducted on reasonable Terms, with immediate Cash Settlements. VALUATIONS AND INVENTORIES prepared for Mortgage, Probate, Partnership, Transfer of Tenancy and other purposes. Representative of the leading Life, Fire, Acci- dent, Fidelity, Plate-glass, Employers' Liability, Burglary, Licences, and Live Stock Companies. Estate Agent in all its branches. Mortgages procured. Registrar of Marriage Private Address Peterboro' House, The Grove Offices County Chambers, 51 Kinmel Street Rhyl. Greenhalgh & Geary, FRANCIS GEARY, A.A.I., Auctioneers, House and Estate Agents, Valuers, Accountants and Insurance Agents. Mortgageis negotiated and Advanceb arranged upon Approved Securities. Balancing, Auditing, and Postingof Tradesmen's Books Authorised to levy Distraints for Rent. PROMPT CASH SETTLEMENTS OFFICES & SALE ROOMS- QUEEN'S ARCADE & AUCTION MAR7 MARKET STREET, RHYL. Sales by Auction, and Private Contract if Preferred j Furniture, Stock in Trade, &c Regilltryfol Letting Farms, Business Premises, House (Furnished and Unfurcished), and Apartments and Collection of Rents. sposal of Businesseg and Stocks withont publicity Valuations for Probate and Administration. Insurance of Life Property, and Plate Glass. Ben. Williams, j Kinmel Chambers, Kinmel Street RHYL Is prepared to arrange for The Sale of Furniture and other Effects either by PRIVATE TREATY or by PUBLIC AUCTION. Moderate Charges and Prompt Settlement In I. all transactions

A Third Edition of the Journal" will, be issued this (Friday) evening, containing an account of the day's Eisteddfod proceedings.

is WISE AND OTHERWISE. '<t; ii for married people.'—"Never (lis-pair r The rhinoceros is a modest animal. It is impos- lible for him to blow his own horn. "He is awfully unlucky." "In what way?" ''Just as he became an anarchist his hair all fell Out." 1 She: "I detest a man who is always talking shop." He: "And I dislike a woman who always talks shopping." How does Mrs. Gargoyle come to know so much of the Gummey family affairs ? Gargoyle bought Gummey's parrot." Postmaster: "The letter is too heavy; it requires another stamp." Countryman: "Why, that will make it heavier still," Flo: "Do you love me, sweet?" Will: "Dearly." "Would you die for me? "No, my precious girl; m ne is an undying love." Some husbands and wives are divorced on account of a misunderstanding, and others because they understand each other too well. Lamb: "I suppose you enjoy a gams of poker with an expert player?" Wolf: "I enjoy playing with a man who considers himself an expert." "There is a nice thing about having two babies in the house," said Sleepless. "What is that?" "They each cry so loud you can't hear the other." "Who wrote the Psalms?" asked the superin- tendent, severely. And then the little girl in the infant class began to cry. "It wasn't me, sir," she laid. "Why do you sigh?" asked Mr. Wilkinson. "Because I can't see the back of my dress," replied the poor lady. "And oh, I know it fits so beauti- fully! "I wonder," said the garrulous boarder, "why they speak of truth being at the bottom of a well ? "Because," said the other man, "it often can be got at only by pumping." He: "Give me a kiss?" She (decidedly): "1 won't." He "You shouldn't say I won't' to mo you should have said: I prefer not. silo; ptit that wouldn't be true." Mr. Fowler: "Tommy, my son, do you know that it gives me as much pain as it does you when I punish you ? Tommy: "Well, there's some satis- faction in that, anyhow." Dadson: "That boy of mine is a regular phenomenon." l'atcheller (wearily): "In what way?" Dadson: "He's six years old and never said a clever thing in his life." "Can it be only six o'clock ?" said John, opening his watch. "There goes the factory whistle." "That's not the whi.-tle, dear," put in Mrs. John. "It's the new cook singing in the kitchen." Mother: "What on earth are you doing to the child, Jane, to make her cry so?" Jane (who has just slapped her) "I s'pose it's the medicine, mum. The label says as how children cries for it." "Well, Fred, you are an uncle now; you ought to be proud of it." Little Frod "No, I oughtn't to. I ain't no uncle." Grandpa: "Wh_v not ? Little Fred: 'Cause I'm an aunt. The new baby's a girl." Hostess: "Dear me, the conversation is flagging. What can we do to amuse our guests ?" Host: "I don't know, ualess we leave the drawing-room for a few minutes and give them a chance to tain about us." When poor Mr. Trelawny failed in business, his* wife told her friends that her hue hand was" loo con- scientious" to succeed. What she said to him in private, however, was quite another matter altogether. A North-country coroner is said to be awaiting the suicide of a local poet who wrote about clasp- ing "the two tremulous hands "of his lady-love, but which the printer made to read "the two tremendous hands." Judge (bald-headed): "If half what the witnesses testify against you is true, your conscience must DO as black as your hair." Prisoner: "If a man's con- science is regulated by his hair, then your worship hasn't any conscience at all." "Say, Doubleup," said Engleman, looking up from his paper, "here's a meteorologist who says the severest storms always begin about midnight." "He's right. That is about the time I frequently reach home, and find my wife awake." First swell (pretending to mistake for a waiter a rival whom lie sees standing in dress clothes at the cloak-room of the theatre): "Ah have you a pro- gramme?" Second swell (up to snuff): "Thank3, my man; I got one from the other fellow." A cooking secret.—Mr. E. Conomie: "Did you write to [that man who advertises to shew people how to make puddings without milk, and have them richer?" Mrs. E. Conomie: "Yes, and sent him a shilling." "What did he reply ? "Use cream." Napoleon the Great used to leave his letters un- answered for three weeks, and then found that it had become unnecessary to reply to them. Treat your grievances in the same way, and nine times out of ten you will find that they will give you no further trouble. Nephew: "Hold up, uncle! people'll think you're screwed Uncle (the wedding breakfast had been hilarious): "Screw'd! No, no, Sheorgsh! No' sh' bad 'sh that! 'Shame time—don' le'sh be—(lurch- ing heavily)—osht'ntas'hly shober! Can't bear osht'ntash'n!" Mrs. Timeservcr: "I don't approve of Mr. Money- bag's suit, my dear. I don't think he is the man for you, for he doesn't seem to have a spark of principle. Miss Timeserver: "Ho has a principal. ma, of £ 40,000, that yields him 10 per cent, annually. What more do you want ? First undergraduate: "I say, George, what a wonderful race those old Greeks were! Think of their triumphs in art, architecture, philosophy, literature!" Second undergraduate "Nothing re- markable about that. They didn't have to spend the best years of their lives learning Greek." An encore.—At a recent village entertainment » number of children took part in a glee. On arriv- ing home, one of the girls was asked how tho audience liked their performance, upon which the youthful singer replied: "Oh, they did not like it one little bit; they made us come back and sing it over again." "I've had a delightful time on my holidays. No regular hours for meals. A large airy room. No charge for hot and cold baths. All fruit and vegetables. A well-stocked wine cellar and no charge for corkage, and, above all, no fees for tho servants." "Delicious! Where is this ideal spot?" "I stayed at home." "Young man," said a stern old professor to a student who had been charged with kissing one of his daughters—"young man, don't you get into that habit. You'll find that kissing is like eating soup with a fork." "How so, sir?" asked the student. "Because," answered the stern old professor, "you can't get enough of it." "I'd like to know what ails these spectacles!" crumbled Mr. Skinnphlint. "I've always taken the very best care of them, but they've begun to fail me. I can't see through them well any more." "Why don't you take them back to the man you bought them from ? asked Mrs. Skinnphlint. "1 would if I could," he rejoined savagely, "but he died fourteen years ago." Johnson: Were you at the concert, Jones ?" Jones: "Yes, part of the time." Johnson; "Did you hear me sing The IN,olf I ? Jones "I The Wolf ? How does it go?" Johnson (singing): "'Whilst the wolf, in nightly prowl, bays the moon with hideous how-w-1. Jones (expressively): "Oh, yes; I remember the hideous howl." A private soldier in a northern Scottish depot had received a letter from his sweetheart, and. being indifferently educated, lie was unable to make out many parts of it. He accordingly took it to his sergeant, and begged him to read it aloud to him, "But, sergeant," lie added, innocently, "put yer flngers in yer lugs, so's 3-elll no' hear what she says Quite unsympathetic.—Birdie M'Hennepin and her brother were at the seaside. "Oh, see that! exclaimed Birdie. See what P inquired the stoical John. "Why, see that little cloudlet, just above the waveiet, like a tiny leaflet dancing o'er tho scene." "Oh, come, you had better go out to tho pumplet in the back yaydlet and soak your little headlet." "Did you find out what that woman wus hollerin' about? said Farmer Noakes's wife. when that old gentleman returned t) their room in the hotel. "I asked the boy with the programmes," lie replied, "What did he say ? "He said it was III Trovatory.' I didn't like to shew my igncrance by askin' more questions. But I suppose it's the fashionable uam« fur toothache."

The Eisteddfod of 1906. At a meeting of the Eisteddfod and Goraedd Associations in the Town Hall yesterday, the claims of three towns applying for the Eistedd- fod of 1906 were heard, with the following result in the voting Carnarvon 74, Wrexham 10, Shrewsbury 8. The claims of the successful town, Carnarvon, were advocated by the Mayor, the Dean of Bangor, Mr M T Alorris-and Mr Lloyd George, M.P.

Ruthin. New Town Clerk. At a spfcial meeting of the Town Council on Monday evening, Mr Edward Roberts, solicitor, was unanimously appointed town clerk, in succes- sion to Mr William Lloyd, deceased. Mr Robeits, who is a Liberal and Nonconformist, was a partner with the late Mr Lloyd in the firm of Messrs Lloyd and Hobertll, solicit ore, Ruthin, and resigned his aldermanic seat in order to become an applicant for the office.

I ilottcro. ST. ASAPH UNION. Contracts for Provisions, Coal, Clothing-, &c. THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS HEREBY JL GIVE NOTICE that they will receive TENDERS from Persons desirous of Contracting for Supplying the St. Asaph Workhouse with Bread, Butcher's Meat, Flour, Oatmeal, Grocery, Coal, Shoes, Drapery and Stockings, from the 30th day of September to the 30th day of Mirch, 1905, both inclusive. Sealed Tenders, with the subject matter endorsed on the cover, such as "Tender for Bread," accom- panied by samples (where praticable), to be sent to the Clerk to the Guardians of the St. Asaph Union," free of expense, on or before Thursday, Y, the 22ad day of September next, after which no Tender will be received. The Guardians do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Ten- der. Printed Forms of Tender and Conditions of Contract may be obtained on application at my Office. No other form will be accepted. The Articles contracted for to be delivered (free of charge) at the Workhouse in St. Asaph, at such times and in such quantites as the Guardians shall from time to time direct, and if found not to be of equal quality with the samples they will be refused. Security may be required for the due performance of the Contracts, Payments will be made at the end of each quarter. All persons having claims upon the Union must send the same to me on or before Monday, the 3rd day of October next, and attend at my Office at St. Asaph on the 8th day of October, when such claims, if correct, will be discharged. All Articles of Food supplied to the Workhouse must be pure, and the same will be tested. By Order, CHARLES CRIMSLEY, Clerk to the Guardians. St. Asaph, 9th September, 1904. 418 IIC:. GILCHRIST EDUCATIONAL TRUST LECTURES for the PEOPLE A Course of Five Lectures, granted by the Gilchrist Trustees, will be delivered in the 10 WN BALL, RllYL. On MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1904, By THE REV. DR. DALUNGER, On New Spider Studies." Chairman A. L. CLEWS, Esq., J.P. Chairman of the Rhyl Urban District Council. On MONDAY, OCTOBER 24th, By DR. ALEX HILL, On The Brains & Minds of Animals." Chairman Dr. WM. THOMAS, Clarence House. On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, By DR. R. D. ROBERTS, On Rivers xheir Youth and Age." Chairman R. BROMLEY, Esq, Clerk of the Peace. On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2lst, By DR. ANDREW WILSON, On "Bone and Muscle." Chairman R. LLEWELYN JONES, Esq., C.C., Chairman of the St Asaph Board of Guardians. On MONDAY, DECEMBER 5th, By DR. C. WALDSTEIN, On Labour and Art in English Life illustrated by Greek Art." Chairman L. J. ROBERTS, Esq., H.M.I.S. The Lectures will commence at 8 p.m., and will be Illustrated by Lantern Slides. Tickets for the Course, for Artisans, including Syllabusps, 6d. Admission to Single Lectures (if room) by pay- ment at the doors, One Penny. A limited number ot R-served Seats for the Course-First Seat?, 5s ^Second Seats, 3s. Admission to Single L^tures by payment at the doers. Is 6d, Is, and tkJ. Children under twelve years of age not admitted. Children from twelve to sixteen will only be ad- mitted in charge of an adult (in that case at Half- price to Second Seats). Doors open to holders of Course Tickets only at 7-30. No money will be taken at the doors until 7-50. Pamphlets containing Course Tickets and Syllabuses, both Reserved and Artisan, with Por- traits of the Lecturers and of Dr Gilchrist, the Founder of the Trust, may be had from the stationers, or from the Hon. Sec., ARTHUR ROWLANDS, Hon. Sec. Council Offices, Rhyl. A Garden Party And small Sale For the Church of England Society for "Waifs & Strays" (North Wales Branch) will take place at Glan Aber, Abergele, on Wednesday, September 14th. The Sale will be opened at 2-30 o'clock by the LADY JEAN COCHRANE. STALLS. -Fancy Work, Fruit, Flowers, & Vege- tables, China, Dolls and Toys, also Tea and Cake Stall. A tent will be provided in case of rain. An address will be given by CAPT. WAKEFIELD. ADMISSION 6d. 379 Lamps! Lamps! Lamps t. New Season stock of Lamps. A choice variety at prices to suit all, ranging from 6d. to 20/- Our leading line ia Table Lamps, double wicks, giving a very powerful Jigh t, with fancy globes, 3/6. INCANDESCENT BURNERS COMPLETE, RELIABLE 1/3 FITTING. STRONG STEEL TRUNKS, all sizes, from 3/3 DONKEY STONES or HEARTH STONES, Id each. other Coode at Reasonable Prices. H. SMITH and SON Hardware Stores, 67 WELLINGTON ROAD, Corner of ELWY STREET. RHYL. RHYL Apartments Register. Terms for advertisements during the season strictly moderate. MRS G. BIRCHALL, 11 Abbey Street, Rhyl.- Terms moderate. 3 sitting, 6 bedrooms; close to Promenade good cooking and attendance. TAWELFAN, 12 Warren Road, Rhyl, Mrs Thos. Roberts.-2 sitting, 3 bedrooms uninterrupted views good cooking and attendance moderate charges. 25 KINMEL STREET, Miss M. E. Davies.- 2 sitting, 4 bedrooms near station good at- tendance and cooking terms moderate. MRS JOHN WILLIAMS, Salop House, 18 Kin- mel Street (Quiet Street and Central).—2 sitting, 6 bedrooms; excellent cooking and attendance. Every comfort. No. 4 BELLimJE TERRACE, Bath Street, Rbyl. -Pleasantly situated, Last End, near Pier, Golf Links, &c. 3 sittingrooms, 8 bedrooms. bath (h. & c). Private rooms or Board Residence, Good recommendations. RIVERSTONE, Butterton Road (Mrs Taylor)- t -3 sitting rooms, 9 bedrooms splendid Eea and iKmountaio view one minute from Promenade; nexcellent cuisine j o bt- Uet* HOUSE TO LETatRhuddlan—2 Entertaining rooms, 2 kitchens, 3 bedrooms and bath room. Rent low.—Apply, W. Edwards, Castle Cottage, Rhuddlan. 414 ;1'" 0 COTTAGES TO LET at Rhuddlan. Also JL good APARTMENTS.—Apply for-particulars to Miss Davies, Stationer, Castle Street. 201 QH HIGH STREET, Rhyl (The Old "Journal" OV7 Offic-s).—TO LET, the GROUND FLOOR of the above premises, and in addition to the Shop, one or more Roo ns suitable for Warehouses or Workshops. A new shop front will be put in and structural alterations made to suit the require- ments of a tenant.-For particulars apply to Joseph Lloyd, Solicitor, Rhyl. 334 TO BE LET UNFURNISHED. AFOD ELWY, ST. ASAPH. Semi- JLJL detached Residence, containing two Enter- taining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bdth, Lavatory, &c. Vacancy 1st November. Rent £ 20. — Apply, Francis Geary, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 317 rpO LET, Partly Furnished, for a few month?, n JL OFFICE, No 4 Wellington Chambers, Rhyl. Apply Edward Jones, Beechwood Road. 25(j LAKE AVENUE, TO LET newly erected Modern Houses, containing dining room, breakfast room, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, and out offices. Fent:C', S. -Apply A Williams, builder, Shirley Villa, Lake Avenue. 729 TO BE LET (now vacant) "Hall de Hill/ Seabank Road, Rhyl. A charming residence, close to the Marine Lake south aspect, with lovely uninterrupted views of the Vale of Clwyd; contains 3 Reception Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, 1 Drawing Room, Box Room, Large Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, &c., Flower G uden. Rent £ 55. For further particulars ard view apply to Mrs Greenhalgh, Auburn House, Seabank Road, Rhyl. 547 TO LET. NO 9 EAST PARADE. Immediate posses- sion. Apply Thomas Whitley, King's Avenue, Rhyl. (417 GOOD SHOP and HOUSE centrally situated in the principal street of Rhyl, Immediate possession. Rent an application to Joseph Wil- liams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 543 OllSES TO BE LET OR SOLD modern JLJL conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rents from JE32 to JE50. Also, several good plots of Building Land for Sale cheap.—Apply, W. J. Simcock, Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, N. & S. Wales Bank Chambers, Rhyl, (146 r|AO BE LET "BOD MEURIG," BATH JL STREET, Rhjl. Superior private residence, containing Three entertaining rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing rooms, &c., with all modern conveniences.— Apply Messrs T. Foulkes and Son, Builders, 71 West Parade, or Mr J Shaw Green, 11 Mill Street, Warrington. 142 HOUSE TO LET, Sandfield Place, Rhyl- Rent £ 14.—Apply, J03, Williams, Auction- eer, Rhyi. (150 rPO LET—CLASMOR, Qjeen's Walk, Rhyl JL (residential position). Good bouse, vestibule, large entrance hall, two entertaining, five bedrooms, modern conveniences, large gardens back and front. —Apply on the premises. (373 SPECIAL NOTICE. ^"1^0 LE'l, Yvuu immediate ^c32',oc">*1 ° "ellent JL Houses on the West Parade. Suitable for Boarding Establishments.—For particulars apply to Joseph Williams, Auctioneer,Rhyl (379 'TO BE LK T, first-class BUSINESS PRExMISES JL in Bodfor Street, with immediate possession, —Apply Jos Williams, Auctioneer, Kinmel Street. Rhyl. 467 TO LET, 1 Tottenham Buildings, High Street.— Large shop and dwelling house ;best position in town; immediate possession. Rent £ 75.— Apply, Joseph Williams, auctioneer, Rhyl, or Henry Wynn Parry, solicitor, Gateshead-on-Tyne, (442 TO BE LET, UNFURNISHED. JAKE TOWER, Seabank Road, Westbourne J Park, Rhyl; 3 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bed- rooms, Bath, Lavatory, good Kitchens, &c. South aspect, lovely views, close to Lake. TO BE LET, OR SOLD. HOUSE and Double-fronted SHOP, Tudor JLL Buildings, Wellington Road, opposite Town Hall and Market." House contains 1 Sitting Room, 5 Bedrooms, Kitchen, &c., with good workshop in the rear. For further particulars apply to FRANCIS GEARY, Auctioneer, Rhyl. — »l III IBBMMWWBWHMMWPMtBWBWWIBWMBMMB iEntplopnunt (JJ) fftl'ttJ. RESS.NIAKING. -Young Lady trom Birming- ham requires work at Ladies' Houses or otherwise. Style and fit guaranteed.—Miss Baker, 55 Wellington Road. (426 GENERAL, superior, must have good refer- ences.—Apply at 8 Victoria Avenue, Sea- bank Roed, after 6 p.m. 425 OFFICE BOY WANTED.—Apply by letter, stating age and wages required, to R. M., Journal Office. 416 RESSMAKING—Good BODICE and SKIRT 11) Hands wanted at once. Permanent.—Apply Arnold, Draper, Rhyl 407 WANTED, about the middle of September, a CLEAN RESPECTABLE GIRL about 17, as general.—Mrs Jones, Waterloo Villas, Rhyl. 391 WANTED, Smart OFFICE YOUTH.—Apply, Jos Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 339 W- ANTED at once YOUNG LADY for Fancy Goods and Stationery.—Apply, A. & H. Sandoe, Bodfor Street. 323 AGENTS Wanted for sale of British Widows PENSION TEA very liberal terms benefit in 26 weeks.—For particulars apply 26, Cathedral Street, Manchester. 806 WANTED APPRENTICES to the Millinery. TV Apply, Mrs Edwards, Compton House, Rhyl. 580 WANTED SMART GENERAL, good wages' 4 in lamily. Apply jl King's Avenue, Rhyl. 396 ILot. OST—A GOLD CURB BRACELET, in or between end shelter, Eist Marine Driye, and 8 Plastirion Terrace, on Tuesday evening, 6t,h inst. Finder will be rewarded at above address. 422 Qiountru Apartments: antr ;furniof)cb ouc. YSERTH, NEAR RHYL.-TO .LET, > charming Villa, a six-roomed Cottage and a five-roomed Bungalow, each standing in its own garden. All well furnished, having an uninter- rupted view of the sea, and mountain scenery. Convenient to the highways. Apply-J. Ellis, Woodstock Villa Dyserth. 618 I BURNISHED HOUSE TO LET at Dyserth.— Winter terms from 8s per week.—Apply, Wern House, Dyserth. 424 The St. Asaph Diocesan Calendar, 1904. A few copies remaining on hand are offered at half-price— 6d. each. Journal Office, Russell Rd., RHYL. Bookbinding. AT THE Journal Office. THE BEST WORK, THE LOWEST PRICES AND. PUNCTUALITY I ,< £ K G. R. L A WRENCE, m. P. s I Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examination, 20 HIGH STREST (pggr^E), RHYL 1 cSlf Prescription nept— Medicines of First Quality, with I JM/ °l_jn prompt and careful attention, are our leading features Free Delivery to any part. yI I.. Surgical Appliances and all Rquisitesj for Invalids. r LI Choice Perfumes. f ])// Photographic Department. CAMERAS, Dry Plates, P.O.P., Mounts, Albums, And every Requisite for \|||p Amateur and Professional Photographers, Mii 'Instructions Free to Purchasers. DARK ROOM FOR CHANGING AND DEVELOPING, HIGH-CLASS CASH CHEMIST. > Telephone No. 15 ALLEN JONES and Co., FANCY DRAPERS, The Paragon, High Street, Rhyl. Noted for Smart and Superior Goods at POPULAl. (PltICES. INSPECTION and COMPARISON INVITED. A constant supply of all the Latest Novelties always on Show. THE PARAGON, HIGH STREET, RHYL. 896 aB^^Hn^VBni,RliiniBailffilB|BnBQKaHBBEBKsan«ESaRSSMHnB3a n?TTTTnmm II ■ iii immninr—Mil——ijjj—mtmuammm— A Few Reasons why all Pianos should be Tuned Regularly. 1 The Piano remains longer in Tune. 7 Superiority of work guatanteed. 2 An uniform pitch is mainfain-d. 8 No charge for broken steel atringa 3 Regularity of touch is secured. 9 Increased pleasure to hearers. 4 Brilliancy of tone is preserved. 10 Satisfaction to the performers. 5 The Piano lasts longer. 11 No trouble in ordering the tuuet 6 The Tuning is not forgotten. 12 Satisfaction to all concerned. SINGLE TUNINGS from 3/6. One Order will ensure all the above advantages until countermanded, if addredsed tC, W. A. BEDDINGTON, D-" 9 EDWARD HENRY STREET, (Who tunes for nearly 800 families) The Absolutely Reliable Tuner. Compton House, 57 H!G,!jlv £ TREET> MRS EDWARDS respectfully invites a special visit of inspection to he Millinery Showroom, which is replete with a choice selection of French Novelties for the Spring Season Millinery in all its branches being a speciality, she has every confidence n soliciting a continuance of your favours, which shall receive prompt and careful attention, Early Autumn Show. Jm A T" 13 (OtfTlrf1, is now showing the LATEST • JL AJJJJU JL I Novelties in Millinery, Mantles, Inverness Capes and Costumes. Also a very extensive stookof CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS, COSTUMES, HATS, &0. The remainder of Summer Stock is now offered at Reduced Prices. 60 and 61 High Street, Rhyl. B/'ETBCiD Is now showing at lier Bigli-class fcE.fflrip Millinery Establishment, 19 & 20 The Arcade, Rhyl, A Choice Selection of all the latest designs in In PARISIAN MILLINERY. :.a- ■dfunnsftctt ouc. "pHYL. — 4 CHURCH STREET. Superior ii Winter Apartments, board if iequired shelteredand sunny position, every convenience and home comfort; terms very moderate. (420 OBE LET FURNISHED, NI'FSTMINSTP.P. X HOUSE, Church Street, containing 4 Bed and 2 Entertaining Rooms. Plate, linen and cutlery found. Coal and gas included.—Apply at 16 Church Street. 410 J BURNISHED HOUSE to let, minute from JL Parade at Rhyl; gas cooker. Sept., 20s. a week, or 12s. 6d. a week for 6 months.—Apply, Banquet House, Rhuddlan. :3G_- 1 SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-2 sittingrooms, 4 beds, kitchen, &c. Sunny aspect. Central. Terms Moderate.—Apply D., 29 High Street, Rhyl. 477 rpO LET, FURNISHED, several Small Houses, JL Villa", Bungalows, and Private Residences; from ten shillings to ten guineas per iN-eek.- Hatwood & Co., Agents, Rhyl. 784 I^URNISRED HOUSE TO LET, for any JL period, two Entertaining Rooms, five Bed- rooms, one Drawing Room, large w.c.'s, Kitchen, Scullery, large gas stove every modern conveni- once. Fitted throughout with electric bells. Also bathroom, cycle house. South aspect, lovely view, Vale of Clwyd near Lake.—Terms, &c., Address, Mrs Greenhalgh, Auburn House, Scabank Road, Rhyl. ■ mi :!47 jWisccllantous* WANTED, at once, Complete HOUSE o FURNITURE.—W. N. Martin & Co, L'd Town Hall, Rhyl. 534 UNFURNISHED ROOMS Wanted in or near LJ Rhyl for indefinite period. One Sitting, 4 Bedrcoms, Kitchen, &c. South aspect preferred. Lowest terms to Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 291 A HOUSE OF FURNITURE WANTED.— Apply, first instance—535, Journal Office, RhyI. WANTED to PURCHASE PLOT of LAND. Must be cheap, suitable for building cot- tages on. Apply X.R., Journal Office. Printing oi every description at The Journal Office- aIt. Property to Let and for Sale at Rhy TO LET, WEST END PRIVATE HOTEL, WTest Tarade.—A Double House, containing a large well-lighted Dining Room (will seat 60 persons at table), Two Drawing Rooms, Writing Room, Smokeroom and Sitting Room in basement 16 Commodious Bedruoms, almost all large enough for double-bedded rooms Two Kitchens, Pantries, Sculleries, &c, Billiard Room, and One Bedroom outside Two-stall Stable, Coach-house, aud Wash-house. Sanitary arrangements perfect. Proprietor will grant a lease or sell; one of the best built houses on the Parade. Also several Good and High-class HOUSES FOR SALE.— Apply to Elwy Williams, Rhyl. 62 MARSTON'S, LTD., 24 BRADFORD ST., B'HAM CARRIAGES.—GREAT STOCK, 100 NEW G and SECOND-HAND, REAL BARGAINS. EASY TERMS. SALE OR HIRE. CATALOGUES FREE. LANDAUS, Broughams, Hansoms, from £ 20 Safety Imperial Brougham Hansom, £ 30 DRAGONETTES, light, sty- lish Char-a-bancs, Brakes, Wagonettes, Omnibuses, some equal new also Funeral Carriages, Hearses, Drawings. 801 I^OR SALE Bay Pony, 11?. hands, rising3years, Brown Harness and new Governess Car to lit, E22 or best offer, as they must be sold. May be seen at Freelands, Rhyl. Also Clean 13arley Stravt 2?. per cwt in stack (ia town), or 2s. 3d. delivered, Freelands, Rhyl. 30 OLD COLWYN. FOR SALE by Private Treaty, EXCEL- LENT FREEHOLD BUILDING SITE,com- prising 363 square yards or thereabouts, with front- age to Abergele Road,central position, well adapted for erection of BUSINESS PREMISES, together with an IRON CHAPEL capable of seating 203 persons; now used by the English Baptist Church.— For further particulars apply to Rev E T Davies, Oaklands, to whom offers are to be made. 380 FOR SALE.— Handsome Welsh PONY, also several Smart COBS, thorough^ quiet to ride and drive. A very pretty 6-year-old Donkey. For inspection and particulars apply to A. W. Riches, the noted Photographer on the sands, Rhyl. 381 lEmplojmuttt Manteb. GARDENING WORK of every description executed by an experienced Gardener. Apply Thos. Evans, F.R.H.S., 10 Wood Road, late head gardener Westbourne Gardens, 386