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I THE BEST SELECTION OF BRASS CURB SUITES C o p p e r ; B la c k a n d Coppe r .


And all Household R equ is ites AT


Beds teads , Wr inging Machines ,


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I 'ni l i l i , ; THEO. WILSON’S, Ironmongrer, Y o rk St. '^ O L . 2 5 — No, ig .


Eow Moor, Whalley, Chatburn & Ribblesdale Observer, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1912.


B E G I S T E R E D F O R T R A N SM I S S IO N


TV’ n«TTK« TTXTl't»t«TX IN’ T U B U N I T E D K IN G D OM .


CLITHEROE CHORAL UNION. C; R A N \) M i .S C: K L i . A N EG U .S CONCERT IN' T i l l - : Strcnl. IJvti* I Ii-.ir. A}*j)ly !{|>hii,', I3 f P U B L IC H A L L , C L IT H E R O E , ,\i )\


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r ' i . - ■ U i i l i n u " i ^ 'o i 'k s l i i r i ' . . l I l n U - ’ l l l i T a l l u l l l I 7‘.| 1 I l f l " i in n t i f 1- a Ini* s 1km‘|» ; . ■ [ Ml l i t . Iv t n n i i l l i f l a n d ) th -


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f i i f i n l f i - . - . • n « l i i i > f ( l ” ’ IV*iult*r • m l f l o r .’ •iKMit i r i i : ’ * ( a . y tlu* In- . -i -ni t o t in* nni !»*r.>iixi i “ .i . i l . f I ' . i t l i . \ l .m - l i . M.tl'J .


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llROE T IM E S ” LANCE COUPON


5URANCE COUPON t.o b e d e t a c h e d ) .


, Of I


! s h a m Fire & Acfidentg lice Society, L miied,


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j..|i or Insurances effected against the following risks: F I R E D A M A G E . RESULTANT LOSS OF RENT AND PROFITS.


EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY AND WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION INCLUDING ACCIDENTS TO DOMESTIC SERVANTS.


Pot all pailficulais, apply t o


M R . R . H O L D E N . BACK COKSONS, CLITHEROE.


led s House, Poul try, ||||| Ijondou. E.C. ,


ml llli


I hundred pounds) to the « ] . i ifiir<-(.-ntriti%'e of Oie


,-r (.1 this Coupon, if he m lied >oli lv ,iiu1 rlirertly by llllj


luithin tile L'liileil King-lllil Kidhv.iy (Company’s


liim ar. Omnibus. Cab oi Ceil Whi i le plyini; for in which tile holder is .in ordinary ticket-bear- | Ji.'iyine |,a.sseneer, subject |


l ie following special Con- |h are to be taken as in-


1 the contract :— liealh re>uit within thirty the at cident (b) ftt,at ■■oi be "iven within .seven


I So< ielv .at its Head | l.omlon (C) that siirh • evidence ol tile cause of


■ tjiv'-u as tile Sociel) in.ai I f . tli.ai the liolder sh.ali I II in ink prior to the


Ins or iier usual signature |i< e provided therefor («) fo( iety shall not fie liable lie per.son in respect of


|i one Coupon in this or 1 publication ( j ) that this .iiall not he available to Innder twelve or over


J ars of age. and shall hold (even d.ays from 5 0 p-un


of issue. \ Holder................................... I P.S.A. S u |


BHIEF, UUIGMT. BROTH EHLy ,


S u n d a y A f te rn o o n N e x t , M a rch lOth, a t 3 -1 5 . A t th e W e a v e r s ’ In s t i tu te .


Speaker;— MR. J. W. M.ARTLE^, of Nelson. MOOR b.-S.N'K ri l . -\l ' l ' ; i . CHOIR ,\inliems •'(iotl be .Merciful,


( .Mammat l : T e I'lenm ’’ (Jnrkrion). Siilo and Cliorns •• /X Lift on the '


Way. ’ ( Wansb i. Hymn Hooku provided. All Seai.s are free and all men are welcome,


Canada! Canada! Canada! GO TO CANADA AND PROS P E R .


160 ACRES OF LAND FREE. Baggage Insurance and Money Exchange. Pamphlets, Leaflets. &c., on Canada, Australbi, New Zealand, &c., free on application.


O^'Assisted P a s sag e s for D omestic S e rv a n t s to New Ze aland , F a re s from JB2 l6s- Od.j.^


b o o k in g s affected by all the LEADING LINES to any part of the World. _______ UUSfNKSS S TKIC ri.V CON FI DKNTl A I..


J. I’or ilie LateNt of Sailings, l Scc., call or write CLITHEROE Waterloo, Now Booking for Football Final. Two Days in London for 32/6. No Extras.


Intending Beekeepers. I can supply Bees, English or Hybrids, guaranteed free from disease. Prices on application.


Also Be e Appl iance s . Hives Ex t r a c tor s &c., and Compie te Out f i ts for b eg in n e r s in B e e ­ k e eping f rom £ 3 .


:AR0.<!, Newest Flam ^ , Designs. Orders p r< ^ ‘ ' t-


I “ Ti ldes’ Printing Clittieroe.


fPuWiahed by tfae | & M A K 5 Z JL K O . » t 6,


Can deliver Bees and give instructions or Bees attended to at moderate charges.


J. H. W . FISHWICK, Beekeeper, CHATBURN, nr. Giitheroe.


To Beekeepers or • ^


PERSONAL ACCIDENT, SICKNESS AND DISEASE, FIDELITY GUARANTEE, BURGLARY. P LATE GLASS.


POST ERS AND GENERAL PRINTING done on the ihortest notice a.t the


“T IM E S ” PRINTING WORKS. i , I


C o n t r a l to T e n o r


S o lo V io l in is t Accoinpani.st Conductor


;


On Wednesday Next, Mar. 13th. “ THE REVENGE,”


Dimr . - ^ ( i p e i i 7 : c o m i n e n c e 7 - . ' ! l ) .


(Sir clnis. .Stmnford) will be given liy a Chorus of 70 Voices. Orchesfra of 25 performers.


I ' u i N c i i ' . u . s ;


M IS S LU C Y L E S FO R D . M R . FR A N K S L A T E R .


- M R . JA S . TOM L IN SO N . MLSS SUSI1-; POK I EK, l..k..-\ ,M.


MK. F. H. WOOD, Mils. Ilac.. A K C..M.


Admission Centre Reserved. 2 ;'- : Side Reserved 1/6 : Second Seats. 1 - ; Back, 6d. I'l.ni Ilf Public H.vll niriy hi- seen anti Seals Hookeil al tlie ..ViivKim si-1: Ollice, ‘J7. fastle


Soeet; becciml Seal Tickets may lie oliniinetl bom any .Menilier ol tlie Piiorns. nr the Hon. Secrciai}', Kl>. 1 >I .lCA/.\ K L>. 11. t'ow per .\vemu*


202\\i> IPcai" of the ©tficc. SUN


FIRE OFFICE. FOUNDED 1 71*.


The oldest Iinuranre OflScc tn the World.


-------------- PRICE ONE HALFPENNY.


Congregational Church, C L ITHE ROE .


Missionary Service Joseph Hirst ON


Sunday Next, Mar. 10. I’rencher, 10-30 and ("1-30.


Rev. J . W. ROSE, o r IJI.ACKmiKN.


Colleciion for London Missifniary Society.


Clitheroe ConserYative Association.


A Whist Drive will liu iield in llie


Old Schooir Church Brow, ON


Wednesday, Mar. 20th. A dm is s io n 1/6.


'I ickets may lie hat] Irtmi Mcnilarrs of ihe CoinmitUff.


£ 5 . £10, £15, £ 2 0 , £ 5 0 , Ani* Ui'wakps Apvancki) uv PinvATi:


£ lO iiitciest . . dBl. dB20 interest . . £ 2 £ 5 0


hohciviy offer better. Apply and he convinced. Letters receive prompt attention. Write or call. Phone U'DO. EDWA RD LIPMAN,


Tii'.r. 'rKK5ts AK Gknuink. No O


. . £ 5 . £ IO O U


2 S , R ichm o n d T e r r a c e , B la ck b u rn .


BOKItuVVKirS KKSmKNCK ou »v l»OST. 6d. in the i.’ per week repays anv Loan. Special (^uotation.H for-nhort period** ar»* as foUowa: —


day of apidieation. Interest and repayment lowfBt in ti»e diMfriet. Cash oan lie advanced at


All runiH'ctiible . . £ l O Tie enn


L ksdkk, wrniotrr Loan OrncK Koutim:. chii he accommodatod on


WOOLLEN MANUFACTURER. Out lane, Hudder sf ield,


wislif.s to inform lii.>i cn.stomers and tlie public tlial he will be at llie .shop


No. 1, York S tre e t , CLITHEROh;. on the


23rd, 25th, 26th & 27th of March,


witli .a large stock of


£W~Woollen Goods, B lan k e ts , F la n n e ls , S h aw ls , Cos tum e Cloths, &c.,


and will lie glad to receive tlieir orders. ERCCATION. M r. Joseph H T EN O R , AND Visits Clitheroe each Monday.


Mr. H an.son’s Pu p i i .s arp holding positions of Principal Soloists in Grand Opera, Provincial Concerts, &c., &c.


Pupils secured 5 First Prizes in one season’s Musical Festivals.


For appointments and terms, address GLEN MASSON. ACCRINGTON


Show of Bassinettes J . E. Smithies’


a t S t o r e s :: TH IS W E E K . SH OW O F


L/inoleums and Oilcloths TH IS W E E K A T


J. E. Smithies’ Stores. S E E U IN O UEUM W IN D OW S


l^AST OF


2 DAYS


Clearing P r ic e s in Every Department.


Remnants of Stairs Carpet to be cleared regardless of cost. KS" Nice selection of Carpet Squares, Rugs, Mats, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorette and Oilcloth.


B e s t Q u a li ty G o o d s a t v e r y low p r i c e s . Buy your Men’s & Boys’ Clothing at. this SALE


and save mone}'. , Why pay big prices for your Black & Brass Curbs, Firebrasses, Ash-pans, Top-bars, & Stops, xvhen you can buy them from me at Special Low Prices.


W h e n b u y in g P r e s e n t s y o u c a n n o t d o b e t t e r th a n c o m e an d s e e m y g r a n d s e l e c t io n .


The most up-to-date selection of goods at very low prices in Clitheroc.


HEYES


T o p o f M o o r L a n e , C l i th e r o e .


J . R. GARLIOK, THE FINEST CAR HEARSE IN LANCASHIRE


RUBBER TYRKD.


He has now the LARGEST STOCK OF HEARSES and up-to-date CLARANCES and FUNERAL CARRIAGES in the district, which he can turn out with Belgium and English Black Horses to match.


i4Iso sfifctni itp-to-ctaie tV ED D /N G C A E E /A G E S , Stlk Linings, Men in Eivery, with Grey o r Bay l io r s e s .


WAUGONKTTES. LANBAUIS. BAIiLI]| cT b S (Rubber Tysed), CABS EAX80K 8, 7BAFS AX9 6TG8. AT ANY TIME AT A MINUTE’S N0T K B .


.NOTE’THE ADDRESS •—


J . R. Garlick. Wellgate Mews, CliTTHEROE


Takes this opportunity of thanking his friends and custcoiers for past favousa


during the last 30 years he has been in business, and by strict attention to businen hopes to secure their future favours.


S E E W IN D OW S .


- PIANOFORTE PLAYING AND - SINGING.


M R . R . D O Y L E , L.R A.M., P r o f e s s o r o f M u s i c .


For terms apply 6, Church Street, Clitheroe, and 18, Strawberry Bank. Blackburn.


Clitheroe Weavers, Winders, to-


and Warpers’ Assodation, ---------THE-


Annual M e e t in g


O F M EM B E R S of the above Association, will be held in tlic


WEAVERS’ INSTITUTE, ON


Tuesday Evening Next, M a rch 1 2 th .


Chair to be taken at 7-15 p m prompt. A US 1 IN H. COTTAM, Secretary.


of the Queen’s Hall (London) and Principal Provincial Concerts,


(Private pupil of the late Mr. Sims Reeves, &c., &c.)


RECEIVES PUPILS FOR


Thorough Voice Training and Singing,


anson Spring Show! Spring Show!! Miss D. Whitaker


I J I I I I I I I I I M IS .\0 \v SHOWING ALL THE LA T E ST S T Y L E S IN - - - MILLINERY - FO R T H E S PR IN G .


A Smart Selection of Tagel, and Chip Hats. Also Fanc}- and Satin Straws.


S®^The U p - to -d a t e M a g y a r B lo u s e , & c .


All the Latest Novelties in NECK WEAK AND HOSIERY. A good Assortment of READY-TO-WEAR HATS on view.


S E E WIN DOW. G a t e , C l i t h e r o e .


iii'llPgsl'! ■li


ll Ir


'If ? II.ir ■ A good selection of Trunks, Bags, Baskets,


& Travelling Requisites at rock bottom price.s.


THEO. WILSIN’S, Ironmonger, Y o rk St.


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