Flintshire Observer Mining Journal and General Advertiser for the Counties of Flint Denbigh

Best Galvanized Steel Roofing Sheets. 30 GAUGE. 4ft. x 2ft I'. 5ft. x 2ft. 1/3 6ft. x 2ft. 1/5 7ft. x 2ft. 1/8 8ft. x 2ft 1/10 Ridgecap, Nails, Washers, Bolts, Large Casks for "Water Storage. -:0:- THE ALYN STEEL TINPLATE CO., LTD., —— MOLD. ——

J -——— miscellaneo us ad veb tisements HARRISON'S NURSERY and TOILET H SOAP is purest soap, medicated with refined Coal Tar. THE IDEAL SOAP FOR NURSERY, TOILET, BATH and SHAVING -a)-itiseptic and soothing—contains no colour- 119 matter or strong perfume. The FINEST BEAUTY AND COMPLEXION SOAP. Price id. tabVet, Is. per box. Sold by Chemists. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Agent for Holywell: J. Carman, Chemist. x400 AN-TED,-A Good GENERAL.—Apply, M AIRS J. W. iAl. EVANS, Church Street, Flint. x680 GEi\TS' CYCLE, unscratched, with Sturmey i Archer 3-speed gear, Y,4 4s. Bargain. X.. Office of this paper. x670 TO LET.—On February 25th, 1913, semi- detatched Villa called "Laurels," Brynford Holywell.—Apply, RICHARD JONES, Rosslyn, Holywell. x671 BE SOLD.—A well harvested Stack of -L Meadow Hay, about 4 tons.—Apply, Mr. PARRY, Brynffynnon House, Holloway Road, Holywell. x672 RJRAMAPHONE FOR SALE, cbeap.-Ap- PI-y. J. B. PARRY, 52, Mumforth Street, Flint. x684 PLOUGHMAN, single, to live in farm house. —Apply, TYNYCAEAU, Cilcen, near Mold. Nanncrch, nearest Station. x688 T APtGE Manufacturing concern of world. wide repute want able representatives of good address, who are willing to work a fixed ^erritory for a very high class office appliance. ^plendid income for men of ability and in- telligence, agents of the present staff making from £5 to k5 15s. per week. Applicants age between 25 and 50 state previous accupation. Guarantee bond essential, others not consider- Od.-E.C., c/o G. Radford, 12, York Buildings, Adelphi, W.C. x689 FLINTSHIRE DISPENSARY AND COTTAGE HOSPITAL, HOLYWELL. \T0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Trustees, ~*enefactors and Subscribers of the above institution will be held in the COUNCIL LHAMBBR, TOWN HALL, HOLYWELL, WEDNESDAY, THE 29TH DAY of A^TARY instant, at 12 o'clock noon, for the PUl'pose of receiving and passing the Audited counts for the year 1912, the appointment of j cei's and Managers for the year 1913, and other purposes relating to the said Insti- W. H. ROBERTS, C ottage Hospital, Hon. Secretary. HOlYwelJ, 8th January, 1913. x690 Flintshire Dispensary and Cottage Hospital, Holywell. Hospital Sunday. I HE Committee of the above Institution desire to remind the Churches in the Dis- trict that Sunday, the 2nd day of February )ext is the day fixed for the Annual Collection 111 aid of the funds of the Institution. The Committee gratefully acknowledge the following amounts received during the year 1912:- £ s. d. Pendref Wesleyan Church, Holywell, ■\ 1911 110 Ditto, 1912 1 1 0 Berea Baptist Chapel, Greenfield 0 2 8 Holy Trinity Church, Greenfield 1 2 11 St. Winefride's Church, Holywell 1 5 5 Mostyn Parish Church 1 10 Krynfora Parish Church 1 1 0 Welsh Wesleyan Chapel, Mostyn 1 1 0 Periyffordd Wesleyan Chapel, Ffynnongroew 0 4 9 Lixwm Baptist Chapel 0 4 6 l^erthen C. M. Chapel, Ysceifiog 0 9 0 gabeli C. M. Chapel 0 11 6 Holywell Pax-ish Church 7 15 2 English Congregational Church, Mostyn 0 15 0 J^hesycae Congregational Church, 1911 0 10 0 iiltfco- ditto 1912 0 11 0 Mount Gilead Wesleyan Chapel, (m.-enfieUi 0 10 6 garon C.M. Chapel, Brynford 0 10 6 13etbania Wesleyan Chapel, Bagillt. 012 3 eniel C.M. Chapel, Greenfield 1 1 0 jDglisli Presbyterian Church, Holy- >JWEU 1 1 0 Want y Flint C.M. Chapel 0 10 6 yarmel C.M. Chapel 0 10 6 evv>narket Wesleyan Chapel 0 5 0 Gorsedd Church .110 Nglish Congregational Charch, p Holywell 150 benezer Wesleyan Chapel, Bagillt 0 10 6 ^eiogan C.M. Chapel 0 10 6 Halkyn Wesleyan Chapel 0 5 0 ^oriah Wesleyan Chapel, Halkyn 0 13 0 'Pha Congregational Church, Green- Jle]xi 10 0 «nesycae Church 0 16 0 \v?", p°ngregational Church, Carmel 110 Parish Church 1 9 2 n i°cji Cilurch, Holywell l 9 0 t impel Street Congregational Church, Ho-ywell (1911) 1 1 0 Subscriptions and Donations will be grate- ULLV acknowledged by W. H. ROBERTS, Hon. Secretary. Cottage Hospital, Holywell, 8th January, 1913. x691 TAPE WORMS expelled in a few hours ftT articulars and testimonials free. HIGSON rth Church Street, Nottingham SALES BY AUCTION. ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. vv W. R. OWEN (Resident Agent of the Downing Estates), SALES BY AUCTION of LANDED, RESIDENTIAL, and BUSINESS PROPERTIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARMING STOCK, ETC., conducted in ENGLISH and WELSH. VALUATIONS for SALES, PROBATE, MORTGAGE, TENANT RIGHT. INVENTORIES carefully prepared and checked. REGISTER. Agricultural Properties, Country and Town Houses, FOR SALE and TO LET by Private Treaty. OFFICES :— Estates Office, Downing, Holywell. ESTATES AND AUCTION OFFICES— 4, Well Street, Holywell x408 J. BRADBURNE PRICE, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, AND LAND AGENT, THE CROSS, MOLD. Official Arbitrator to the Board of Agri- culture under the Agricultural Holdings Acts. Sales of Farming Stock, Property, and Furniture, conducted in English and Welsh. Full Cash Settlements with Vendors at close of Sale 1 Valuations made for Probate, Transfer and all other purposes. Distance no object* All Classes of Insurance effected. Mortgages arranged. Proprietor of the MOLD AUCTION MART The Largest and Best Weekly Live Stock Market in North Wales. W. BROWN Car Proprietor, King's Head Hotel Mews, HOLYWELL, Cars, Brakes, Wagonettes, H earses, Mourning Coaches AND Wedding Carriages FOR HIRE. UNDER DIRECT SUPERVISION. CLIPPING SEASON, 1912. Horse clipping and trimming of every des- cription done* at the above Mews by experienced men. Prices, &c., on application. NOTE NAME AND ADDRESS: W. BROWN, King's Head Hotel Mews, HOLYWELL. Telephone-27 PIANOS TUNED ROBERT ELLIS, PIANOFORTE & ORGAN EXPERT. 19a, High Street. Mold, AND AT MR. SCOTCHER'S, CROSS STREET HOLYWELL. IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. I^ VERY Mother who values the Health and J Cleanliness of her Child should use HARRISON'S RELIABLE" NURSERY POMADE. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair, In Tins 4id. and 9d. Postage, Id. GEO. W. HARRISON Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agents for- HOLYWELL-J. Carman and D. Hughes High Street. FLINT—W. Slinn, Chemist. E. BLANE & SON, Building and General Contractors. Registered Plumbers and Decorators, YORK BUILDINGS, CONNAH'S QUAY. Telephonel4 Conn; Ys Quay. Telegram Blane, Connah's Quay CTOISTES BEOS., Ironmongers, Plumbers, Painters, and Decorators, I TRELAWNY SQUARE, FLINT Incandescent Burners and Mantles, BEST QUALITY: MODERATE PRICES lass of all kinds, FIXED AND CUT TO SIZE Paints, Varnishes and Distmpers, BY BEST MAKERS Wallpapers, Newest Designs, AT CHEAP PRICES ALL WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO RATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHES and BEETLES greedily eat HARRISON'S RELIABLE RAT POISON Cats an4 Dogs will not touch it. Vermin dry up and lfcave no smell. Prices :—6d.; Is.; 2/3; & 3/8. Postage, 2d.—G. W. HARRISON, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. e Agent* for :— HOLYWELL—J. Carman and D. Hughes, Chemists. FLINT—W. Slinn, Chemist. CONNAH'S QUAY-T. Jones, Chemist. UTICA HOUSE, WH ITFORD STREET, HOLYWSILL. k DANIEL HUGHES, Grocer and Baker. 0 FRESH BREAD DELIVERED J, KILY. All kinds of Fancy Bread made to urder. Bun Bread and Seed Cake U 'equalled. CHEAP & CONVENIENT LOANS. IF YOUR INTENTIONS ARE HONOURABLE This advertisement will appeal to you. £ •10 repaj £ 11 .£50 repay R55 X20 „ £ 22 icioo zciio Terms arranged for easy repayments if desired. JGIO loan 3/-weekly, zC50 loan 12/6 weekly £ 20 „ 5/- .£100 „ 20/- „ Existing loans paid off and increased. Every genuine application receives prompt and personal attention. Cash by Post. No Fees. Strictest privacy guaranteed. H. KAY & Co., Ltd. 5, New Brown St., off Market St., MANCHESTER. Tel. No.—City 210. Telegrams, Honourable Manchester. "CAMEL' FOUNTAIN PEN: Call and try one-just try-We know you will be pleased They are as low as 2/6 in price, and go up to 10/6. Vlarge assortment at the FLINTSHIRE OBSERVER Co. Ltd., Stationery Department, Church Street, Flinti T H -m_n_ VIM m a ifts SALE at RICHARD JONES' | NOW ON. BARGAINS in all DEPARTMENTS. J As the Bargains get sold so quickly, making a detailed Catalogue out-of-date, we Iiavo decided not to have any for the Sale, but to advertise the various Clearing Lots, etc., in the Press. J All goods to use or wear greatly reduced for this Sale. y | BLOUSE DEPARTMENT. | Ladies' WINCEY SHIET8, with Polo collars, smart design, ¡ all sizes, 1/6t. All Wool DELAINE SHIRTS, 'good pattern and shape; special price, 2;lli price, 2;lli Ladies artificial SILK MUFFLERS, all new colours, 1/" 91. BETTER QUALITIES ALL REDUCED. Ladies' OUTFITTING Department. Samples in Woven and Long Cloth UNDERWEAR, at manufacturers' prices. FUR Department. TEE WHOLE STOCK GREATLY REDUCED A few TIES, in Squirrel, Mole and j Coney, to clear 8/11 and 12/11. 35 inches wide—Plain & Striped Zephyrs, 2^d. yd. f ————————————————————— COSTUME Department. Ladies job TWEED CbATS, 8/11. Blanket and Moss Tweed COATS, Special Price, 12,11. Two lots of TWEED COSTUMES all new shapes, wonderful value, 18/11 and 25/6. HOSI ERY and GLOVE Department. A limited quantity only- Ladies' Fancy Striped HOSE, 1/Oi. Ladies' Real GAZELLE GLOVES, in Grey, Sable, Navy and Helio; Usual Price, 3/6, Sale Price, 1/11. CORSET Department. ALL REGULAR NUMBERS REDUCED. Odd sizes and makes to clear, 1/ HOUSEHOLD LINEN Department. RELIABLE GOODS at Sale Prices. PRINTED BEDSPREADS- Single Bed Size 2/11 t Double 4/11 -[7 Job TURKISH TOWELS at Bargain Prices. Manufacturers' Samples of White Honeycomb, Grecian, Tapestry, and Fancy Coloured QUILTS, slightly soiled"; wonderful value, 2/11 to 1211. DAMASK CLOTHS, all Linen. size about 2 yds. by 2 yds.; 3 llA. Job WITNEY BLANKETS, makers' oddments, 3/11, 4/11 each. THE BLANKET LIST REDUCED for the Sale. I Girls' and Maids' COATS and COSTUMES greatly reduced for the Sale. DKESS DEPARTMENT. Bargains in zn TWEEDS, HOPSACKS, etc., at l/'Of, 1,:6-41, and l'lli Best quality ROBE LENGTHS, in Taffeta, Eolienne, and Tweed. Greatly reduced. SILK DEPARTMENT. COLOURED SATINS, very special, 1,6i per yard, 30 pieces of ARTIFICIAL SILK for Blouses; various colours, Gid. per yard. )0 The whole MILLINERY STOCK reduced to clear. AN EARLY VISIT WILL REPAY. Richard Jones & Co., Ltd., I CHESTER. x682 0 ( T. G. BURRELL, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER AND UPHOLSTERER. I The Noted PTTPMTTTTPP Of every House for wlll»ll U ill« Description. BEDSTEADS & BEDDING, BASINETTES, MAILCARTS & GO-CARTS, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS & OILCLOTHS. NOTE THE ADDRESS 57, Foregate Street, CHESTER DENTISTR-Y- M. B. THOMPSON, CLIFTON HOUSE, MOLD. « Attendance Daily. 25 years' Practical Experience in ali branches of Dentistry. Real Painless Extractions. Attends Mr. Toppings, Chemist, Flint, Mondays' 1-33 to 3-0 p.m.; Fridays, 7 to 8 p.m. Prince, Chemist, Shotton, Mondays, 4 to 7 p.m.; Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. FLINT MILLS. -m- All kinds of Provender Bought and sold. Farmers' Grinding specially attended to. J. W. M. EVANS. Chester, Wrexham and District Savings Bank ESTABLISIIED, 1817. Patron :-HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER. HOLYWELL BRANCH OFFICE: VICTORIA HOUSE. OPEN DAILY 10 A.1\1. TO 7 P.M. EXCEPT ON ■W"E3DnSTES3DJk."y, 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. AND ON FRIDAY ) AND r 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY,1 DEPOSITS from One Shilling to £550 in a Year Limit of Deposit, £ 700. I Absolute Safety. Strictest Secrecy. Under Government Inspection JAMES A YEti, Branch Agent