The North Wales Times

THE MBMBERS. OF THE ( Denbigh PHILHARMONIC Society will give their first Concept of the Season, On TUESDAY, the 26 th day of January, 1897, at the DRILL HALL, DENBIGH, whea HANDEL'S ORATORIO Samson, will be rendered, with Full Orchestral Accompani- ment. Band and Chorus of 100 Performers. ARTISTES Soprano. Miss MAR\' LANG DON. Contralto. M ad a oie ANNIE PARRY. Tenor. Mr. A. F. THORN"BOROUGH. Mr. FRED. OWENS. Leader of the Orchestra, Mr. HORACE HAZELDEN. Harmonium. ) Mr. ALEO BELLiMY. I Conductor. Mr. J. Ll. WILLIAMS. Doors open at 7.39 p.m. to commence at 8 p.m. Carriages at 10.30,'p.m. Reserved Stats, 3s. second do., 2s. third do., Is. Tickets may be obtained and seats reserved at Mr. Nott's, Vale Street (where a plan of the room may be seen), at Messrs. A. & T. Ashford's, High Street, of Members of the Society, or of Mr. E. J. SWAYNE, Hon. Secretary. DENBIGH TECHNICAL SCHOOL, Over N. & S. Wales Bank. Female Ambulance Class (under St. John's Association, London). LECTURER—Dr. DAVID LLOYD. The above Class will meet on, Thursday, commenc- ing on the 21st instaab, at 7 o'clock. Fee for Course, 2s. 6d. Intending Pupils are requested without delay to apply for Tickets, &c., to the Members ofthe Com- mittee, or to Mr. WM. PRICE, Secretary, Henllan Place. THE OLD HOUSE, Denbigh. JANUARY 1st, 1897. ANNUAL SALE OF WINTER GOODS, Commonciag JANUARY 20th, for 14 oa-ys only. T. PIERCE HUGHES Will clear the whole of his Winter Goods at asto- nishingly Low Prices, and does that early in the Season, which will be a, special advantage to Pur- chasers. Amongst other Attractions to his Sale, he has decided to Reduce his charges in the Making-up .Department: A good Serge Dress, made to jJ.' order, J I Of g material, for 15s, worth 23s. Also a Special Scotch Tweed Suit. for 3U8.. wall worth#45s. 'Anticipating a rush on our Making-up Department, we have made arrangements for increased work. All Orders executed in rotation. We iti-ske no vain pufl as to our Sale-this is Genuine. ACTUAL INTOT ONLY WORDS. d £ 150.- Cish Prises. £ 150. For ST. DAY. To be Given Av/.iy to Purchasers of our Celebrated Umbrellas (Ladies or Gents'.), made in two qualities only. Price, carriage free, per return, 2s. 9d., and 4s. 9d. Our Scott' Umbrella at 2s. 9d. is a marvel of cheapness, being made of the finest material, the name Scott being smRcimt guamnteeof its durabili- ty, Our City' Umbrella.at 4s. 9d. (Ladies' or Gents) is made of the boss; Austria Silk, with strong, hand- some handles and framework, and is well-known for ,Its excellent wear, equal to many sold at 10s. each. SPECIAL ST..VALENTINE'S PP >,S E T. a 150 in IT CVS .BY PRIZES. First Prize, £:30; 2A 1, £'2;); 3rd, £ 20: 4th, £ 15; 5th, £ 10 The rornainiqg J; 50 will be given to the person purchasing the greatest number of Umbrellas, either Scott or City, before the 14th February, 1897. The above prizes are a/warded to purchasers sending ,the most correct solutions of the following words, re- presenting eight articles of daily food. 1. B D, a. P — — S. 2. B ö. ¡) JI;. 3. M T. 7. S 1. T-A. 8, M: K. DIRECTIONS.—Fill in the dasbes-oiie letter in each dash to represent an article of food—copy those you can find out on & sheet of paper, and post it, to- gether with P.O. or stamps for 2s. 9d. or 4s. 9d., for 'whichever Umbrella. you may select, and a stamped directecl envelope for prize result, &o., to J. SCOTT, THE CITY .UMBRELLA COMPANY, 1. S;reet, LOUDON, E/c. NOTE.—This contest closes on February 14th. but orders should be seat aj early as possible before then. Umbrellas will be sent rier return, together with a, letter stating whether solutions are correct. Prizes will be despatched on Tue-day, February 17th. The Prizes will be awarded in order of correctness; should two or more send in correct solutions to the whole of the eight words, the £ 100 will be equally divided. We guarantee a prize to every purchaser correctly solving the eight words. Any representative of the Press is invited to call and see the prices despatched. GROCERY, FLOUR, and PROVISION BUSI NESS. —Wanted a strong active Youth as AP- PRENTICE to above. Must be well recommended. For terms and particulars, apply to W. H. EVANS, Grocer, Denbigh. I Watches.Watches.Watch.es. MARVELLOUS NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. DAVID KNQWLES wishes to inform the Inhabi- tants of the Town and District that he is now prepared to offer for the next Month, A Good Time-keeper and Guaranteed WATCH with every SUIT OF CLOTHES, prices varying from 45s. upwards. D. K. is also prepared to give the same Watch wjth OVERCOATS made to Order, from 45s. upwards. The Gift is now to be seen in the Window. TEEMS-CASH. NOTE THE ADDRESS :— DAVID KNOWLES, 30, Vale Street, DENBIGH. XH-fci Q ROSVENOR, I FAMILY and COSMLMEBCiAh rr, T-r I Temperance Hotel, (LATE STAR) BODFOR STREET, RRYL. (Close to the Station). Under entirely New Managemeut. HOME COMFORTS, highly recommended. Sunday TABLE D'HOTP, 2s. Boarding Terms from 5s. 6d. per day. Beds from Is. Gd., including attendance. Commercial, Private, Sitting, Dining, Coffee and Smoke Room. Baths (h. and c.). A GOOD SHILLING DINNER, In General Room, ground floor. Chops and Steaks from the Grille. P.S.-School,s, Choirs, and other Parties specially catered for. Orders for Post promptly attended to. CTIARLES SNOWDEN, Proprietor. TO BE LET or SOLD. No. 12, 16, 18 & 20, BEECHWOOD ROAD, RHYL. NEWLY completed, with every convenience; 3 Entertaining Rooms. 6 Bedrooms, good Kitchens Pantry, Gardens, &c.; Gas and Electric Bells in 'each Room. Hot Water in Scullery and. Bath Room. Apply to W. J. SIMCOCK, Architect and Surveyor, 7, River Street, Rhyl. SHEFFIELD GOODS-Cheap Job Lott mABLE KNIVES and FORKS, Pen and Pocket- JL knives, Spoons, Razors, Farmer's Tools, &c. Good assorted Parcels, lis., 22s., and 40s. each. H. GILLAM, Merchant. Egerton Street, Sheffield. W" ANTED, a SERVANT, from 18 to! 22 years of age, in a farm'near Mold.—Apply to No. S-701 at this office. GLOBE FURNISHING COMPANY. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS WHOLESALE AND BET AU. 12,11:0. 16 & 18, PEMBROKE PLACE, LIVERPOOL. Furnish for Cash, or on the Hire-Purchase System. MOTE.—OUR HIRE-PURCHASK SYSTEM IS ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER. AND HAS BEEN HIGHLY COMMENDED BY THE WHOLE OF THE i-OCAL PRESS rnHE GLOBE FURNISHING COMPANY I the oldest established, and by far the most exten- sive Furnishers on the Hire-Purchase system in the Provinces. supuly every requisite for the complete Furnishing of Cottage, Hotel, or Mansion, consider- ably cheaper than the majority of those Firms who sell for Cash only. This we are able to do through having a very large capital at command, and being the bona. fide manufacturers of the principle goods we sell. en SECURITY REQUIRED, NO EXTRA EXPEN SES ON OUn. InHI-PURCHASE SYSTEM, en SECURITY REQUIRED, NO EXTRA EXPEN 8ES ON OUR HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM, The fair and equitable manner in which our busi ness is carried on. and our reasonable terms and low prices are so well known throughout the North of England and Wales, as to render further comment unnecessary. General terms, which, however, can he alteroa suit tlie convenience of customers. Payments Week- ly,. Monthly, or Quarterly:— Amount of Purchase. £100 Payment, per week. Se. <5d £ 20. „ 5s. Od .£511. 10s. Od ,,£100. 17s. 6d 4500. 30s. Od An inspection of our stock will at once satisfy in- tending par shakers that we give better value and oiler easier payments than any otner House f urmsh- era on the Hire-purchase system in the Provinces. All Goods are delivered free in our own or private vans, anc no expenses of any kind are incurred by cnstomers. Furniture sen;, to any part oi England or Wales, The .trade Supplied. Snipping Orders executed wit I: .espatch. CAUTION.—As some F.rm* adopt various means- «u.:h a3copying our Pro:-p3ctns. the evident iotentipn of the public to believe they are connected with us—-PLEASE NOTE OUR ADDRESS. OUR. NEW PROSPECTUS, LARGE ILLUSTRA- TED CATALOGUE, PRKS- OPINIONS. AND PRICE LIST, SENT POST FREE ON APPLICATION. Burnish for Cash, or on the Hire-purchase system. Business (1).1:1. Saturdays. 9a.m to 6 P. Railway Fared aUowedto Country Customers. q LOBE J? UK NISHIN G ^O MP AN Y 12 11 1(5, and 18. PEMBROKE PLACE. LiVEROOL. 9640 SCHOOL, '/I 'J;l-ii!.l)f..t t"\1 >H.I:a. Jdll' J, ASHLANDS, OSWESTRY. Principal-—M" .11. >ION h.S. Asssiated by Miss F. WJ'iuEY ii igher Cambridge Honoms). Miss E. M. CUZNER. B. A. (London). I Mise P. BUNTING (advanced Professional Musicians and Senior R. A. M & R.C.M. Mademoiselle H. GROB.. Miss CROSS. Teacher of Cookery irst Class Diploma, C.T.S. Thorough Preparation for the Public Examinationa Special Class for Preparation for the Matriculation Examination of the University of Wales, and the Univerrsityof London. Excellent aceonmtodation for Boarders in the sub- urbs of Oswestry. Tennis, large Garden, Field. The next Term will commence on Tuesday, January 19th, 1897. For particulars, apply to Misa C A, S52 Messrs Berrie 4: Williams. I MESSRS. BERRIE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Valuers, and Estate Agents, 43, HIGH STREET (Near the Railway Bridge and Alexandra Hotel), RHYL, Conduct Sales by Auction of Live & Dead Farming Stock, Property, and House- hold Furniture. A Complete Register kept of Houses and Lard to be Sold and Let. Valuations prepared for Probate, &c. Fire, Life, and Plate Glass Insurances affected. When desired Advances can be made on Effects for abolute sale. BASIC SLAG. I The Discovery of the Age is that the use of BASIC SLAG the best possible means of Improving Pastures, and of pro- ducing a Good Crop of Hay BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS. All Slag is not BASIC SLAG. Why do other Merchants maintain that they Sell the same Manure as E. R.? Because, what he sells can always be depended upon. ANALYSES GUARANTEED. For further particulars, apply to EVAN ROBERTS, • Plas Isaf, Llansannan, I AUTISTIC AND SCIENTIFIC PHOTOGRAPHY. X RAYS. MS. JOHN WILLIAMS begs to inform the public of the Vale of Clwyd and North Wales gener- ally that he has obtained the LATEST and most im- ¡ proved Electrical apparatus, and is prepared to Cryptoscope or Radiograph any part of the human body through the clothing. Terms on Application. ESTABLISHED 1885. JOHN WILLIAMS, PORTLAND STUDIO, HIGH STREET, RHYL. Each sitter personally attended to by J. W. Please note the Ad(iress:-PORTLAND STUDIO, 8, High Street, RHYL. Alliance Assurance Company ESTABLISHED 1824. CAPITAL-FIVE MILLIONS. FUNDS—FOUR MILLIONS. The Right Hon. Lord ROTHSCHILD, CHAIRMAN. ROBERT LEWIS, Chief Secretary. II Chief Office—BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON. LIFE. Policies Indisputable and without restrictions. Liberal reinstatement and Nonforfeiture plans. A low and limited expenditure. Large Bonuses Ample Security in Large Accumulations and Capital. FIRE. Insurances completed expeditiously, Moderate Rates. Surveys of Estates and Works free Prompt Settlement of Losses. ') BRANCHES At-alliclig other places, J LIVERPOOL—30, Exchange Street East z:nl O. MORGAN OWEN, Secretary. WREXHAM 28, High Street: JOHN FRANCIS, Secretary. Prospectuses, ko., may be obtained from any of the Company's Branches or Agents LITHOGRAPHY kail its Branches PLANS of Property, Maps, Music, all X. classes of Commercial Work, such a3 Letter- heads. Billheads, Business Cards, Facsimile and other Circulars, well executed at reasonable charges, at th Office, Denbigh. ALUK SCHOOL, MOLD. ~— BOARDERS received in Headmaster's iJ House, Preswylf.i HaU Charming country situ- ation. Dairy Farm attacncnl. Park for Cricket and Football. Gardens with Lawn Tennis Courts. Pupils from this School have been very successful at London Matriculation, W eish University College Scholarship, and other Examinations. At. each of the Cambridge Local Examinations of the last six years, this School nassed a, greater number than any j other School in Wales or Monmouth. Twenty-one Pupils were successful in December, 1891. Prospectu s on application to W. LLOYD PARRY, B.A., 9320 HEAD MASTER LADIES' COLLEGE. HOLT, near WRAEXIIAM. CONDUCTED BY MRS. OLIVER JONES. A SSISTED by Competent English Go- verr esses. Young Ladies are prepared for the various Public Examinations, including Oxford and Cambridge Locals, and Trinity College, London, in Music. The College re-opens January 28th, 1897. A few vacancie, T. ANDREWS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wine & Spirit/(y/' MerchanV^ Allsopp's 0 ALES. DENBIGH. NOTED OLD SCOTCH & IKItsH WHISKIES. SOLE AGENT FOR TEACHER'S HIGR- LAND CREAM AND VIGOROSO WINE. GUINNESS' STOUT, .1. 1. _L}._I_- k IN CASKS AND BOTTLES. R. OWEN, 45, High Street and Star Shop, DENBIGH, Begs to announce that he has made arrangements to take over, On the 1st day of JANUARY, 1897, THE Flour, leal, Corn, &c., Business, I Transacted by H TT MRS. HUGHES, KING'S MILLS, And hopes, by guaranteeing I Good Value and Low Prices, to secure the patronage previously accorded to his predecessors. HIGH CLASS SHORT STORIES. THE Proprietors of THE NORTH WALES TIMES have much pleasure in announcing that they have made arrangements to publish a series of HIGH CLASS SHORT STORIES by some of the best English Authors of the present day, amongst them being | AMELIA B. BARR. M. E. FRANCIS. KATHARINE S. MACQUOID. HUME NISBET. S. BARING-GOULD. iSVELYN SHARP. HELEN MATHERS. E. EVERETT GREEN. ANDREW HAGGARD. RICHARD MARSH. MRS. BRABAZON. G. B. STUART. NORA VYNNE. MABEL QUILTER-COUCH. AND OTHERS. Each story will be complete in either one or two numbers. The Proprietors are confident that the public will appreciate this opportunity of perusing the works of these eminent writers. Next Week s STORY will be THE OLD WSECK.' J. P. ADAMS, (Organist of the Parish Church, Mold; Conductor of the Mold Male Voice Union); Beg to announce that lie WILL VISITs ST. ASAPH, I On THURSDAY in each Week, To GIVE LESSONS j In Singing, Pianoforte, &c. j For Terms, apply to Mr. T. E. ADAMS. Lay Clerk, St. Asaph. p\ THOS. SYMINGTON & CO. j.O THE | X | |§ YOUNG j..J HOUSEWIFE ( 1.1 jo Wishes fo S.1Je t"GfSE?Jr i (I" ¡ 1 ,[' 1 2:' vV ¿ 1. x.) 1 S fyurr^, vJorn), flurry time, T 5 trouble, and rnone^, should p c- use 6dir\bur<5b s (-offee Essence for breaft- C g fast, or wliene^er a cup of \f>: | ^ood coffee is required. ♦ p Mosf experienced -House- g \Vi\)es already use iv. ♦ ♦ j f SOLD BY EVERY ceeD GROCER. I EDiMBOHO' & LOMDCM. \J I 9413 ¡ VICTORIA,* with HOOD complete, j on Sklo, BY one of the best Makers and is in exce -'i J lent condition—having been but little ased. has a Pole and Shaft; also a Driving Seat, which lightly but strongly made, and can be used, or ni when required. It will be sold a Bargain. Apply to No. 9540 at this office [A CARD.] W. J. SIMCOCK, Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, HAVELOCK HOUSE, 7, RIVER STREET, RHYL. Plans, Specifications, and Bills of Quantities, pre pared for all classes of work. Buildings superintended, and Valuations made. MR. F. SARSON, 10 YEARS WITH MR. SARSON, L.D.S. (LLANDUDNO), CRESCENT ROAD, RHYL. Artificial Teeth on Improved Principle. PAINLESS EXTINCTIONS WITHOUT USE OF GAS. FILLINGS, SCALING, &c. Consultations Free. Testimonials may be seen at I above address. Country Patients attended by appointment. EVAN THOMAS, RADCLIFFE & CO CARDIFF. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. January 13th, 1897. 4 Gwenllian Thoma.s,' left Huelva Jan. 13. lolo Morganwg, arrived Manchester 12. Anne Thom&s,5 arrived Cardiff 12. ("\Vynnstay', arrived Jarrow Dec. 26. 4 'Walter Thomas,' left Leghorn January 7. Bala;' left Cardiff Jan. 2. W. J. Radcliffe, arrived Rotterdam 7. Clarrisa Radcliffe,' arrived Harwich G. Sarah Jlftdciiffe,' left Marseilles — S. Mary Thomas,' arrived Nev/poit — S. Jane Padeliffe.' left Newport 9. Douglas Hill,' passod Pera 11. Llanberis,' arrived Cardiff 8. Manchester,' passed Gibraltar 9. Peterston,' passed Pera Dec 28. Anthony Radcliffe, arrived Liverpool Jan. 9. Ethel Radcliffe,' arrived Cardiff Jan. 2. Galveston — G. HIGH CLASS TAILORING At POPULAR PRICES. Norfolk, Shooting, Fishing, Cycling and Golf Suits, In Harris Tweeds, Homespuns, Lovatfc, Irish and Inverness Tweeds. Covert Coats, Knicker Breeches, Riding Breeches. Ladies' Tailoring a Specialite. I Golf Capes and Fancy Vests In .Newest Shades. Latest Styles. AT OSBORNE'S, TAILOR, j BODFOR STREET, RHYL. THE STEEL AERMOTOR, Olt'ï WIND TURBIN Is the Cheapest, Strongest, and most effective motive power in the world, taking the three first 5, awards in three separate classes 1 S at the World's Fair, Chicago, h ( 5 1S93. Has recently been in- il.LR _,(I to this troduced to this country by I Mr. W. II. DEMPSTER, v S Laugharne, South Wales, who is the Company's Sole Re- '■• vi| presentative in Wales. This plant of modern Machin- cry may be had at a very small < v U v cost for t x U ChaflB.ng and Grinding Ml Com, Pulping Turn ips, [ }>/ J Driving i^Iectric Dyj-jamo In connection with a Storage M Battery, Ptimping Water to any distance. With the latest improved Pumps. Particulars of the Agent, on application. THE NORTH WALES ASPHALTE PAVING ¡., ,.1\- -l- .¡ JL') 'A COMPANY UNDERTAKE ALL CLASSES OF Granolithic Paving Work. ",1: Q,¡' LV lo.¡; n A. SPECIALITIES. Parapets, Garden Paths, Carriage Drives, and Stable Yards. TEBMS—-MODERATE. 'WORK GUARANTEED Estimatrs and Specifications in ay fc«; ad oil to HUGH ROBERTS, Fern Bank, Hhyl. SI C IB T J&RG. A Boii'bU i,. >v, ,i Athoi STAiSTDI^f Gr complete. A hl:l PRESS, The bed being 25 inches by 15 inches* T. GEE & SON PKINTERS DENBIGH Christmas Presents. The most useful and delightful Christmas Pieaeat you can give to anyone is a BICYCLE. We have in Stock over 200 New Ones, AND 180 Second-hand Ones, For you to choose from, ranging in price from 25s. for Children, and from X 5 10s. for Adults (Pnnma- tic). Call and inspect. You will not be pressed to purchase. Also, over 100 Dolls, Baby Carriages in all the latest styles, Bricks, Air Guns, Pistols, & Sporting Goods. CHARLES CO NX AH &. CO., RHYL. PUBLIC NOTICE. Why buy Silver Watches when you can obtain Gold ones for the same money ? Gents' Gold Lever] Watches £ 10s. Od. in massive cases. | each. Ladies' ditto j ^3 10s. Od. ( each. WE ARE THE ONLY HOUSE IN BRITAIN THAT CAN DO IT. Thousands of Testimonials from the nobility and public. EVERY W A TOR W ARANT ED PER- FECT TIMEKEEPER. J. SEWILL & Co., Manufacturers of Chronometers and Watches, Dealers in Diamond and other Gems, Clockmakers, 61, South Castle Street, LIVERPOOL RICE JONES, Watch and Clock Maker, &c., 1, BRIDGE STREET, DENBIGH. WATCHES of all kinds in Gold. Silver, and Pure white Metal Cases, At the very lowest prises. EVERY WATCH WARRANTED. Should a Watch not give satisfaction after a fair trial the same will be willingly exchanged. CLOCKS—1, 8, and 14 days—at lowest Prices. Warranted. 22 Carat WEDDING RIJTQ-S, by weight Nice and useful Presents given with each Ring. WATCHES and CLOOKS Cleaned and thoroughly Repaired. At the lowest prices possible. Ti ovhlctsome Watchcs, dx., put to riohts. Pure Blooci is Health and Strength. Impure Blood is Disease and Death. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS Overcome the worst forms of diseases and the foulest state of the Blood, Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys; the go to the core of every disease, where no other medi- cine has power to reach. The Great Blood Purifier cures the following com- plaints— Giddiness in the head, dimness of sight, weak eyes indigestion, or wind in the stomach or bowels, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, liver and biiious obstructions, asthm% rheumatic, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvv, bad legs, wounds, or white swellings, scrofula, eczema, gatherings, tu- mours, p'.mples, and blotches on the face and body swelled feet and legs, erysipelas, iaunaice, dropsy and fevers of all kinds. These piiis dear the blood from all íuqnre matter, from whatever cau-e arisiig. In boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9j, each. Sold by all Chemists, or rrom the Burdock Pill Manufactory, H, Oxford ttroer. Swansea, for 15 or 3-1 stamps. At the Spring and during the hot weather, th Blood saould be thoroughly Cleansed and Purified, to nsure a good state of health, which may be effected t small oost by using these never-failing Pills. liOIIEKTSr imos THE VAULTS, FIIGH STREET. DENBIGH. Wine and Spirit Merchants. Ale, lieer, and Stout. Mineral Witer Manufacturers FAMILIES SUPPLIED. •3 BEAK. FAST-S U PPER. E P P S S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA | BOILING WATER OR MLLKJ