TH E C L ITH ER O E A D V ER T IS ER , J u n e 6 th 1913.


lo u n ty P o l ic e C o u r t . p' l l> I'llEI.T AGAlNfix ^


Police Court, on ■


li a. Ltavelhng draper ^


ibourer on -tne Whalley Asv ciiargecl with stealing kJ of


y - j. W. Carlisle, Michael


^ iHcscnt, and at hi. request! c aim a pa,r of moleskin


‘1 .. blackbum, said that Asylum site


draper and'domier


", ' • . ■" .


‘•m did not return. Plaintiff 6 o’clock


into an ad-


.^etcnoant, who said he had .


they were worth h.


did not offer to pav for I'hcy were marked 5s,


Ir.eie wa.s a ticket marked i'nce was in lead penc?. Up i-:-n,e drink, but w.a? !,o;


: I im willing ro pay f-;.- ,i,. ■' -d.^r* or I could k


'


■ •’'! i.TTc was nothing a ‘in this world.” Vloeday next was grant.


for a remu.d i.iaEV’l.VG OUT,


labourer, of no fixed ■


! against for sleeping '■ ■


■ ^Ctalfey Asylum the lb- .aid he nad fivepence


; :fs. iU- wa,s going fonvard ■ .'awnig morning.


■ -a! and left his cards at - .id na g.j rliere for them


a: .-i,.!-: wiuk at Wiialley, He ..'■■a i:i.'.i lie had coniniitted


■ . a. I'.' il i.j g-a...: for 14- davs tl.e Asylum, but he Ms S»B, Pail Geri, T.G.L,


High Class Plano Dealer. Tepxher of mu sic i


TuKIKG aud REPAIES a cpecinlity PIANOS in stock for cash, or on easy payments.


JltBufMturera’ Agent for FUENITUKE auJ every household requisite. ----------- Inspection invited


S7, ^^ontague St., Caetle View, CLITHEBOE.


GRADES


Wilfiam D. Haosoii (Festival Prize Winner)


B s aE r l to rg e V o c sa lis - f i; , is open to receive Pupils for


I/- to 10/6. ~h3 Advertiser Office


T. iVATSOy. J 'r o f 'r . is io u a l l* tu n o T u n e r ,


L IN E .


ITiKS IM AUSTRALIA •’’ri i;hr for Jsntiary issued by


••rnuK-Dt Eiui^rantg’ Information


y ifaluj;.—ijp Country there are ■ ir : • Mr PAnuuyp with a little capi- uri r :, for men on ehoep and in many places, and


; 'Air> ii.f-n. There is a keen demand ■ ' * 'i l oc.i uilkorB, and for married '


■ r r .'U hrwf* been fairly well em*


ilies. In Sydney and fu.'rituro, printiiJf', iron


• • : ' Tirpeiiters, Joiners, Cabinet- t;;- ;-, PIa?terer8, Tailors (not Rnd strong Railway


Urge demand for compe*


■ ' armere, and Fruit Growers r .• p.-riunced Farm and General 1 -ri KceU'tomed to work in y a n d for men on' sheep


'


:iiiu. ••• r-.i-re is a very fair domaBd . -'MTS, Bricklayers, Masons, : r..i: r.n. Painters, Plastorere, Ironworkers, &c. Such ’ith them enough


I 'lil'i fiavo •w ') ' - I 'll they secure work.


r i iilking and general farm work. '1 ‘i.'iuand for strong men for rail-


• • i : -re a good demand for Gen* 'rt r \ fipecially for dairy hands


tiUTiha.—Tnero is a considerable de- i ^u'ln Ifdio-’r in the agricultural S-. U’-.Ht of the State, and men Ttk ut'h find work farm machinery


I 'i ••'hally competent, are in keen i‘• ! ''A'dars apply to the Agent of Sif^iinera are amongst the fin*


• •.:mt/.odation for Third Claes Pas* apply;


running to Australia.


h ALDBBSON, AGEWT,


P.0ST OFFICE, Clltheroe


pn’s Bazaar of ’en’s Fashions, [liastrated ’esmaker.


ertiser Ofi&ce. ls§ Susie Porter, L8.J.1C


Receives Pupils for the PIANO.


r/. G.ASTLE VIEW J,B.iROWLES,A.L.C,M


Pianist and Toacher.


noceives Pupils for Pianoforte Playing and Theoretical Ins truction.


Highest Press and Public Opinions. Pupils trained under Mr. Knowles


have never known a single failure.


Veiy moderate terms. For interview— ('All or write—


59, Waddington Road. Also a t 206, COLNE ROAD, BURNLEY.


****«a»4


TKS HIRBLESDALE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY.


t per cent and participation in profite. The Society receives depoaite from 8d. upwarda, >»d i per cent interest is paid on ever,


38, King Street, Clltheroe. SubEciiption Shares 1/- per week. Intoreii


«mplete Xl. f'or furtiier information apply to the Secretary


EDWARD CHESTEE, F.A.A,, Kinij Street, CUtheroe


MARTIN TO P . I.asi week-end, Martin Top was favoured


with a visit from Mr. George Jesson, of Leeds, who preached tlirce times oii Sun- d.'iv, to moderate congregations, and on Monday gave bis popular lecture on “The Child : what shall it become ?” ^ At the close, he made a public examination of heads selected by the audience which caus­ ed considerable amusement. Mr. W. R. Glddings, of Gisburn, presided.


Blackie’s DICTIONARIES, at Is.


3s. 6d. DICTIONARIES at 2s. 9d. thousands of References and 16 Coloured Plates.


At th e Advertiser Office TO ADVERTISERS. On account of the influx of advertisements


obnieg, or earlier. On no account can advertisement be guaranteed for in- ssdion later than 8 a.m, on Friday morning


“n imblishing day, the proprietor will be obliged if all advertisers will send in their displayed advertisements by Thoesdat M


If you are wanting Furni'ure of any description call and inspect my stock,


■VVALNDT I MAHOSANY SUITES


1 SIDEBOAEDS


At Bargain Prices. Any special article procured to order a t short notice.


• l o h n S o w e r b u t t s ,


DJ^Ironmonget and Complete 'HouBe Furniaher, 9, CHURCH STREET, CUTHEROE.


Account Hooks, Receipt Forms,


Manifold Order Books, Bill Books, At the Advertiser Offloe.


jy ^ K . R. DOYLE, A.E.C.ai. (Singing), L R.A.JI. (Pianoforte).


PROFESSOR OP PIANOFORTE PLAYING, VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING.


COPY OP TESTIMONIAL RECEIVED FROM ALBERT VISETTI, Eeq.,


one of the most eminent singing mastcis of the day. Examiner for the Royal Academy and Royal Oi llege of Music.


“ 12, Phillimoie-terrace, Kensington, W., London, July, 1911.


“ I have much pleasure incertifyirg


that hir. Rt.beiC Doyle is an excoll. nr. singing master, and quite an authority on voice production.•• ALBERT VHETTI.”


103 SUCCESSES have been gained by Mr. Doyle’s Pupils since 1909, inoiuding Nine First Prizes at the leading Musical Festivals.


For terms apply


6, CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE, and 18, Strawberry Bank, Blackburn.


y, CAfdi^&n Avenue, (oS Castle View) CUtheroe.


S T . JO HN AMBU LAN CE B RIGAD E. MILL COLLECTIONS


TJie Member.s of the .above Division re­


turn dieir sincere dianks io a!) subscribers to the collections taken at the various mills in the town on their behalf.


£ s. d. Low Afoor........... ... Jubilee..................................... 2 1


... 3 10 0 7 2


Brooks.................................... 2' 1 0 Commercial............................ 1 IS 3 Sun Street Manufacturing Co.... 1 17 81 Holmes.................................... Castle Manufacturing Co.


10 6 ... 1 9 1


Waterloo ..........._..................... 1 8 3 Primrose Ring Spinning......... 1 8 0 FouLsyke.s.............................. 1 Claremont............................. 1


1 1


- 'Ll 1 61


Messers J. Jackson and Sons ... 14 7 .VH-inn..................................


6 6 9


liivicta MaiiufacUniiig Co. ... 12 0 Shaw Bridge ........................... 10 3 Progress Spinning Co........


Total...;£22 14 81


^ ioios PfoductiQfi and Singing. 13, SAIT HILL TERRACE


TEP.MS, Apply,


|iss FranGBS iC U io u g li, L . B i J Jeaeher of ?iano, ITheory & KarrrionY.


Pupils Prepared for th e Recognised Examinations. FOK TEEMS, APPLY


S7, Gladdiiisloii load, or Gaslle Stieal, Glitheroe. Sbucafion.


P. S. A. Robert Doyle,


L.R.A.M. (Pianoforte). A.R.C.M. (Singing) p r o f e s so r of music.


33 Successes during 1912. 1 A.H.C.M. Diploma (Singing)


’^riniiy College' of Music : 7 Advanced Grade - (3 Honours)


40 Intermediate Grade - (2 Honours) 7 Junior Grade - - (1 Honours)


UoyoJ Acudemy of Music 2 Pvudimeats of Music.


Musical Festivals


G Successes, including 3 First Prizes at Blackpool.


103 Successes since Jul.v, 1.'09. Address d. Church Street, Clltheroe, and 18, .Strawberry Bank, Blackburn


35 Successes diiriug i^ll. Anotlier. bril'iaiit and wunn Sunday nat­


urally tliiniied our atlendance, but there was a good prograninie. Mopr Lane Chapel Choir gave us of tlieir best in the Uto an- thenis, '‘Break I'ortli into joy,’’ and “'How sweet the calm,'’ and in the solo, "The Gift,” by Miss Ford. Mr. Hayhurst was the leader, and Mr. J. C. Ford tlie accom- paiiist. Mr. 1 Marshall took the cliaiir, and the speaker was Mr. T. Fletcher, of Burnley. In the course of an interesting address on the potter and his work, Mr. l-'leiclicr remarked: Our Saviour founded Aiis great parables on very ordinary things in nature and in die diuly life of men. Joremiali learned from the potter at his work. Go into die potter’s workroom and you will see diim at his work. Maybe he is making a teapot or a vase, or somediing else, but mere is a purpose in die mind of the jxitter. You are only successful as you achieic God's purpose. There is a won­ derful variety in all God's works. You see variety in flowers, in animals, and birds. You never see two men exact’y alike. Notice again there is a varying capacity in die potter’s vessels. Some are shallow and others are deep. God has made some men of great capacity, .while others arc only shallow. Let us not be discouraged, for men of small capacity may do great things. Maybe God, the Great Potter, has tried 'o make us useful, but we would not allow Him. We have often been content to be seconds when we might have been firsts. G'Od. who made Bu.iiyan the guide of thou­ sands to the Celestial City, who ma'de the great Livingstone, and the noble Paul, can make each of u.s useful.


TH E G R EA T SK IN CU R E . BUDDEN 'S S.R. Skin Ointment will


cuie itching pain after one application; de­ stroys every form ol Eczema; heals old Wounds and Sores; acts like a charm on Bad Legs; is infallible for Piles; Pre­ vents Cuts from Festering; will cure Ring­ worm in a few days; removes the most obstinate Erupdoiis and Scurvy. — Boxes, 7}d. and Is. l^d.—Agent fo- Clitheroe,


J. Harrison, Castle Street. FUN ER A L o r TH E LA T E MR. EDWARD BURTON. On Wednesday, the 28th ulto., the in­


terment of tlie late Mr, Edward Burton, J.P.j for West Riding, Yorks., eldest .son of the late Mr. Edward Burton, of Eaves Ha 1, Clitheroe, took place at the Ceme- terl>, Soiith.amploii. The cortege left the residence of the deceased about 11-30 for St. Mark’s Ciuirch, where the first part of the burial service took place in the pres­ ence of a congregation consisting of tiie members of the family and the many friend.s of tlie Late Mr’ Burton. The ofli'-


ciating clergy were the Rev. H. J. Par- SOP.S, curate of ,St. Mark’s (in tlie uii- .avoidablc absence of the Vicar), and the Rev. J. Best, of Portsmouth. The cor­ tege afterwards proceeded to the cemeteiy where die coiiiniitlal prayers were read'by the Rev. J. Besl. 'The floral tributes sent liy the. deceased’s relatives and friends were many and beautiful, a.nd included .several from the public institiitioas 'n Soiitliampton and Waddington, in which Mr. Burton 'Ixicl taken such a.i active in­ terest for many years. Flowers were sent by the following:—HL. Wife, cross; Edith. Kathleen, Winifred, and .Alfreda, sheaf of lilies ; Wynn and Evelyn, wreath; Oliver and Gertie, cross; Jim and Agnes, cro.s.s: Frank and M.abcl, cross ; Herbert and Fleaiiur, cross; Lewis and L’ly, an­ chor; Eric, .sheaf of lilies : Joan, sh.eaf of lilie.s; John and Bobbie, wreath; Bobbie, sheaf of lilies; Aunt Murgatroyd and Cousin Emily, wreath; Mother, Will and .Annie, wreath; Rob and .Agatha, wreath; ■Mae and Ethel, wreath; Mrs. Alfred Elias and Miss Phoebe \Vwnn Elias, wreath; Leonard and Jennie, cross; Ikie and Qiieenie, cross; Frank and Elsie, anchor; Mrs, Best and frmily, cross: Mrs. Flet­ cher. cross; Dr. John and Mrs. Fraser, cro.ss; Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, cross; Mr. and Mr.s. Bamaby and family, wre.ith; Mr. .and Mrs. F. E. Wentworfh-Shields, wreath; Mr. .and Mrs. Biiller, wreath; Sir Harry and T.ady Emma Crichton, Netley C:i.sile. flowers; The Surgeon, Matron, and .staff of the Free Eye Hospital, cross; John I’ickctt. West Quay, anchor; Miss :VU'0(.'k. wreath: Nurse -A. Mark, sheaf of Flies; Nurse Eke (Fric.ston), flowers; Mrs. M, j. M:i.rs]and, wreath : Mrs. James and


-Mr. 11. .S. Grceiiall. wreath; .\fr. and Mr.s, W. Garnett (Clifheroe), cross : the congre- g;ilio!i of S. Helen’s Churcli, lYaddinglon, -TOSS; (lie Ohiirch Couiioil, Choir, and Coiigrcgatioii of S. Cathe-rine’s West Brad- loril, wrealh : tlie Tenants of Eaves Hall Est:iii', l:irge wreath.


22ct. WEDDINC RINGS 15/Tto 50/-


Freo P re s e n t to each p u rch a se r .


THIS IS THE


RIGHT SHOP FOR


WALTHAi LEVER WATCHES


B ■ R n


HEYES,


T o p o f M o o r Lane G liih e ro e .


WALTHAM WATCH DEPT. SCIENCE


a n d --------- INVENTION ■ A I .r .M l.N ICM .U .I .O V .


A j;<M(l al!-M-mui aluminium luixturct i.s an


alloy (oiitaiiiiii;; 12 lu i’ ( u i i . ol aluminium ;uul o;;?ht jK*r v/ni. «it i-oppiM-. Tl^i^ iniAturo caMd woll. lIot..- not (.ly.'-ialiizc iu MTvii.-e, or crack iu the mouhl. I)ut Jias a la ir tiiic-ile >trL*nyth.


■ \ H A K D KM X G K IX K . When lianlcninir Majnpin'»*<lia’' <ir oUior iodIh


having' liolc~ <ir .-.Imip corner^ ami iirojcciionr«. H iK MMiU'iimc,*. iicci--aI y in fill the holc«- ami sharp (’orncr.- with fireclay lo jircvcni lh»‘ Piackiiii: of ll ic wml in t !m huih. When llio tiKil pul into the fiM'iiiicc, the clay ilricp: ami plirinkfi away Ironi tlic '-tccl. am! -omct'iiic.*- drops ofi’ liorori* tln' ))ii*c»* i,«i rotmivcrl t'rom the turnaco, .\ ^i^t ie-Tactoi-y im*l hod lor ovcr«'om- im; i Im


and tluTi clay t^oniowhat.


V iliftictilly if. u> ajiply llu* clay ;if. U'-uiil. IhmI i he arlicl** ciii«iii:h l'» <li‘y the lliat it stai(.« !<• -li r in k : I hen


Komc thin fireclay i% applied to tlie tool a* a paste tn cement the clay to Ihe.'tcel. 'I'hi-firc- iday <iiouId la* of ;il)ou t tin* coiir.i..l ejicv of cream.


\A little [JiaeiiCf- will jrivc (rood T’e..ultF.— I “ Mmdiim^ry,*'


I A . '^ n i s ' rm t i : ' r i i i : rn.\ii*.\s;^ i x ro r ; ni.' .*;Nn\VSToi;.M. .X-v Ihe M'tilt oT a t'on-e.l defcciit witluiuf'


coinpa'S t'lom ihe ol>f.ervjdoiy «iii Mount IJo'e (ele\ali<in I0.riC0l‘t,i in Ihe lieavy ''riowf't<*nn of •lanuary 14th lo ITtli. tli*‘ writ(*r ofVorp; the fid- hnvijij; 'iiti^e'ition. in Ihe “ Seientific Ainpricaii.^* 10 pei'foiif. who know tin* ilirection in which lo .••tai'l. l>ut heeau'etit to;.: or hlimlin^ ‘■jiowslonii rannoi m.iintain I lie eoinsi- wit li '■ufficieiif aet iiiaey to reaeli their df et inat i<m. However, two pei.'Oii' are ehr-cnfial to file canyin^'out of the jilan. jhkI ' I iow is preferahle tt> .rocks or 'oil, liei au-e in i In* former any ileviation is nior<> Hot icealdf.


I'lma* *lu- memhets of the party in


a Hue forming'f he direct hui in whiidi it is wiehed to eo. Kuflieienllv fa rn p a r l . sntliat tlie ninn


in tile rear can oljf-erve enou^'h of tlio tiai.l made


l>y the leinler to deiermiiie wheflier il rleviiitc'- from a 'tiiiioht lim*. 1 f a ny devlat ion «Miur'. the sii^'^e.'t ion “ IH^ilitl'' or " l .e f i !” .iml “ .'>lemJyI’ ‘ to the l(*iidor will he rutlieient to


lu'iii)* him hack jo the conr.'e. —


— •


( i r .n i r x o p .\ im: k 'm ( i iM xm : i : u i^ c . I have liad tiouhle in ki'Ctiin).' tlie saiidpajier


eiiiooih and li iih l iou:ul tlie oiitt^iilc <»f oin 24in. sleel <li*if-:^rimicr. Aflor .usinif two difVeient Jiipiid' ami several caii> <d ,'ilirate «d' *oda witn- oiit 'a t is la i lory re'iill.'. 1 ilmpped into another >h<*p and a-iked tlicir way tit doinj: it. ami. .itt r t ly in'’ it iny~e!f. I hove lind m> more trotildi'. .It i~ a ' hdlow*-:-- W l’L the saiulpaper dinj alt ovei’ tlie ha» li >o


that it will ewcll. Worm the steel tii'c loiiml Hie outsi<ie H hehl a 'tiidc a^atiir-l eaeli 'i<l of it when in inolitm. ami heated it in liii> wa\. as 11 wa.. diilienlt to re.niovc the disc lioni iho .•liichine). and. wliHe warm, app.ly a


loaf


ol yellow shellac all rofii’nl tlie out-'ide. ahoiit 2in wide Ulo not cover tin wliole s im a ce i; tlicii lake the samlpiiper. wiiiidi hy t l i i ' time slnniM he limp ami soft , and fpremi it evenly over ! In* <ri'e. Clamp <m. a w<Ksien riiip t<i hoM n lightly a'^aitist. fhi* sliollaced' jiart of the «lise i i i i i i l it i lr ic ’*^. wliich wilf lx* in from I wo to lonr hour'. oecYirdinL'


tlio at ne'f pliere. 'i'o reiino e t In- f-a iid]M per a hen worn .in ol ii.


tear off a l l lln* <-entre piiit. ami ii'C a r..nnd- I>oint; 'lurjiinK-l<sd to (dean oil the 'Indhic and paper louini the out-nle. ,Hy following th i ' method, lln* pajii r i' ahvays


ii};ht and smooth, no inalt-i uhat tin- ueatin is like, hecaii'e it lia* heeii sliiuiik "h. ami th ouloj'


TMHMMM’iSS IN (HM.NMC C I IIM 1 .< T K V .


At till lift h annual dinnci' of ihc < 'Id St m icn l '’ lilt ion ot the Ko.iiil Coll**^.- o| .^liein-.-.


W illiam (.'rooke>. ret'pondini: to ihe ti>ar.t of the cvi*nin)f. .'ai«! it wa> nearly (5 yean, f'iiicc entered f lu* IJoyal Co)h ;^e of t'lieini't i \ . \\ h lie wap; a student tin* slate of scieiiee w.i-. i;-l fjuife 5-0 liackwaMl a ' wa^ Generally p-npiiot-i .i l ie waG pi’(*>ent at the Royal Soeiety’< i io n i ' in .Soiiieivc-t lloiisc in 1850. when I'araday denn-ji- ritralcil the tini;;ncKc e lia ia ite r ot oxy^o-n '..M'. ]'*ew h'oyjd Society annonincniciit'. c\« ited iiiiicli f*nt hii<'lii.''m a.' <Iid tin* paper whicli In* reml.


ra 'te u r had airemly «ltxovet* ami


sepai'sihRl ile.xtro and hnvo-tnrinrie acid, and 1 a<l stiirted that hrillitinl serU*' of rc~carchc' <>n niici'ohic life which had n-volul ion i/.cd • In*


science of mcdieiiic. Ind ireelly Ihi'teiir t.ol\cl the fjiitniii'


tnedi;eval prohletn — “ How


ina ny aiiitcK'ca n >ta nd on i he point i>i a ne: ;il .■ .Xltcrin*; tlm woid “ a in ^ e l s t o fle v ih." lic


(Sir W. Cr<M>kc.s) had fonnd that, of oin* of tlie ileaiHiest di.'Citses that had cvi’i* M-oiir'-ed man> kind, no fewer tlnin SCO of the inaleficcnf-


in ic r4»hc';- verifai»lc d e v ih - could, wiflmm «ivei* crowilin);. fiml place <m flic jtoint of the needh*.


almost unknown.


in those <lay' or*’ani<- chemi*'try w.is 'roahiy how j;i’eat the


dilVcreiice! 11* shouhl -ay ihnl the jiraciical side of Hie ehemistry of the future would he .syntln’fic. Already they had synflietie «iin^’', in lie* le •'■•eiit' and e''>encef'. syntlietie niohci*.


synthetic dyi's. >yiifhelic fo<ids. and ala.s! 'Vin vhet ie drinks. Hut they hml not yet aeluevcil synthetic heef nor nynlheti** inntion. On ihe philosophic cid(‘ ot chcnii^t'i’.v lie pre<lieled llial tin* L’ t'f'alcsf ^iroirrC'S wouhl be made in im(iiirics into the coiistilution of tnallor


H K A iM K o Tmtoroii Tin- 'rnxcHJi':. Tn an infcresfiii),' article xvliieh ajipenrcd in


tin* *’ Seot'smsni ” recently on stick insects, reter- once was made to the anleumn of insecl- as otunn.s of touch, of scent, and also, pivdiably. of hearinti. Anyone "who chanees to liavo cock* roaehes resident on his ]m*niise' can readily lind opjforlmuty to ob.serve tlic apparent nsc of flie anfeiinai in all three* functions; but. remark' another correspondent of the same journal, a imue inlereslii)^’—becaUM* it oceur.s in a verte- brate—instance is seen in llie .snakes. A snake has not very innch in the way of ears; he lias only the nuUmonls of them, sunk in the sfrm- ture <d‘ the head, witlimit o.xtornal opening's, ami it is improhablc that any eoii.siderjible so.n<c of hearinjr can in* located in them. 'Tfr ivas. Hicre. fore, at one fime as'umed thn.t snoke.s inU'1 i)c nlimist deaf: hut that is eertainly not the ea-^o. They hear, and seem to hear well—in sonic cases aiin'i-t acutely. The or-’an of heariin,’ is. how- ev**r. not Hie ears. Imt the tom^ue. 'I'lie ioimue of a snake hxikts like* two tlireads side hy side, united for the j’ lfeater part of Hieir lcii‘’ l}i. ami forking: mil towaixls the eml Into two finelv fapernl and e.\'*ee<!im,'ly s,.usitive jiuints. ft is v a r i’ iis'y colon*'td in dilVerent specie.', but is jencrall.v bbickish. ’Oid was-probal>ly i> still — popehirH- held i<* b'* the siiak(*’s “ stiii-; ” or “ fa” L'~." H lie.- iii • ile.'hy sliealh for prolec* I- .**. and is p-otrude'' throu-’li a -mall chink in the muzzle w ihou l th’ eecr-sit v i.f opi-nin;: the jans. Whemv(*r a smdeX afteiition i> ar.-uo'il I»v anv sound <ir inoveimnl. when it Is movimr from plm*e 1<


» p la ce .or when it i-o n Hie watch


for. Of in ])n-,suit of. j i 'e v . llic toncm* i ' **< n- stiinlly


ouj ami witlnhawn with a rapiil.


flickerin',’ niovemeiii. Hn oh*'*et of whi(*h see*ns lo he fo coll'i-l nnd to d e ler 'diie fhe inti*ii'it.Y ami ilireclion of .sound vibrations. M'lie U ' - v o in sniikc'' is al-o lo 'onie e.xicni an ortian of H*in*h, as <'m* mav iml''c f|oi»* the manne*- in whicii a snake will flicker Hie fon;,on* oyer any sfianot.* <d)icct. or al)'nl H" !edv of- it- pr(»v befo'e L*.v:iilowin‘»' lit bul 1 Hiink il.s chief func­ tion is thni of 'Miearin".^’ /


a metallic sponge, whieii has roeenfly eomc i*iio industrial use.


lead ami antiiiHui.v, and cousisl« * f a loosc-


, Mnoshed network inclo.siii}? spaces of larj;er or smaller size.


rosins, oils, etc. I t is employed for absorblnj; Gill- I . 'yV


M'l r t rf


S k " i s l


A Danish seienfist. Tfannover. lias invented I t is* composed o\' an alloy of


M I - : rA l .U C ^ i*O X ( !K S . ilocs hot lc»>eii. ' i in e shelhie s not


alVecleil h.v «laini»ness. .1. ,\, McKuan. in the American .M a ch in i* t* -


M ::: TOPICS FOR ::: aids and M atrons WHY NOT WOMEN BANK CLERKS? Some of the great London banks have re­


cently introduced , women correspondents, uml private banking institutions have made similar changes, ^Even. the 'great banking houee of RothsehihHs, it is said, now employs \voiu(*n in connexion witli the sorting of coupons. “ Yi*^. it is (juite true, and nor perhaps altogether un­ expected,” Mr. H e rb er t H. Klvin. sccreliiry «)f Hie Xafiona l Union of Clerks. wliu'C momber.ship of 11,000 includes a^iout l.CCO women. 1‘re.scut economic condition' have iot'ceil a tiumlxjr of women into the lalxuir inarkel. ami si» long a*^ they <lo not umlersrll the men \ fail to si*o how anv iimn has a ri^hi to ‘»b,jee( to their intiYHluetion. The wliole inies. fioii re-oives iteelf jnfo Hiis: Are women haul: Clerks as etHclent a- nien-


W"ik pure and >imple—that is. shonliand from dn fiiHoii nnd t;. pe.wrif in g - I see no rc.i'on whv


H*v should not equally eflieiejit. WlietheV


tlicv wouhl jimke O'. efi»cient clerks in oi!i»*r lanking positions ir an f*pen ‘'tm'sniui.


'I'iike


the 'd r iv in g ' work whieli fall.', on the i.t-lii.*r. lor nistiince. | d,, nor believe women would he capijhie of 'tiiiuliiig Un’r strain. In more than one ca-e Hiaf I know of--l am not -peakiii'.: <ii banks now- (he inf induction of women has sweefe.iK^l and raisr-.j th.* .............. an eiitirr* otiice « tllKMit deerea-'iiig it , elHciency.^' Th.- niaiiagei ot a famous r.ondon lutiik wli-.h Ini' le.-eiiHj replae.'d '«*veiM| „ien ciure.r|FUident' hv gir!- -iiy lhai fo|- il,,. p,,rt lenlitr work thev l-.ive 1,. V" tiiey are quite a« efficient as men.' - Sp.*ak- nig generally.- added. ** f do mu l.elieve


^-b^-bh* O, lompeUng a .a in - : ..... ..


iHuler oMlinary b.inkiiig condili.u.s fo,- ti,,ee I'micipal reasons; HecaU'e (heir tempera- '•'■"I ''ins In r-molion and indhiel rafli.-r than ■ '*‘n ami mathemafh-s. and Imeauoe parilv on


Mil- aecotiii: Hiei,. 'uental cpiipmeiif does' „.,f j-ecuii snit.-d lo Hie complexifies of finaiiee .ui,| .1 iviitg.


nie eiipiihh* Of confimied .........................................if wni'Mig any im,I„o pim,',,


MORE FASHIONS IN WATCHES. 'I'iio legiiKleil a- ail ornament, ami .-oim. of


Hal.;!:. .-emiK t« be more „h.I meie n-,--


to wliieh it m imt would eertainlv have eli,„ heil


onr gramlniother.-. who eonehlcre,! i i - j,i„,,e,- Jilaee aas the poeket e-peeiallv .le^igne.l f,,.. j , . .i:i:e-keeping. The wateli ae .'i hravelet i- one ol Hie nio-(; jKipnlar ornament- in-i now, ami the bimiller il, ib the better llie wearer like- il Wit.liom doubt: the “ leading ladv " ,,, tlm 'v:Mel, line at pre-en,, iba tiny trilli>o; phiiinuni. «lni-e dial I'aee measure^ eiily lialf an iiieii er II-:-. :ili(l 1- eiulneed in a square nf diamoinlo witll


Itn miter


wiiHli bi'i ihi* wi’i'j


oiiuniel. the wliole being mminjed on ,i narrow lle.vMile^ hand of phiiinum. ’J'liere is. too. ;lie :!u’s the gown, of whii !. an bo eliiinged ar will,


....................n Hi,.; t


i- ni;nh* 1-I Him•*-w' j-i t Ik* *i i I--,* of 1


W.ilcli i< by IK* UK-; *Juitc r''ct-iiHv 'IK.C' of wliiili 1 111* luickb- WlitrlM-'.


i)<i ik I,, Khii u (•;»!'


ibboli .-I tile 'ium- .'h.lde iis Ibn tile wearing of i in-


no mean- cmitine.i to the h.ind. ere tii-pliiyf‘.I in Lomlo)i, Were rej.hlcu! l.y tiny -old


................................ ''h came from America. :iii ifi I'.l W


uln-n- je iu l- lm h le .| i,eel-- were followed hy Inn kies iti'ei with ea.mielh-d and m’liafe wateiie-, I ill* iiMitl watch IS aiiotiier variety. It is ii'uailv


i'lieii'eii in ii-.itlo-r. tae h.iek being arranged a- a iecpiiu-Ie tor with { he mull - watch. Hie work 1 Wo -ov<*rei-gns . is so .'iiiall I hat brooeii.


iV'pmi-iide tor . weie cmitaittiil wlto'4* dianieli-r


ft w;1- .1 IV-ii -''' .i«*'Al’ll.T U.l- il.llf ill! ill* II.


'*r- f \'(*ii tw«• !t;i':■-'OV*-r’I*Y,*I1'. it <‘iiii i*t‘ u .*M| il- .’1 1'• mliiii: or Mil'


g I’.lliii |'"iiil. 'r ; i : ' wa-


jti.'Hy reclconiii a ' lit*- mo-; womlernil waleii in t;lie world. 'I'.- in-Ilow out, (in* pearl and pi.ire f.lie works iii'ide it; oeeu]'i«*d tile work*-!’ lin«-*-n


riioioiis; it w'ii- gll.iraittecif ;i- it tiiijekeepet. i.jul Viilui'd a I 51.2C0.


- - - ---


if i- a g.o i phiii to put a tumblei of t ill- bow 1; f..]’ it keep,* ill,, eeiil lii eiipjiiiig into the warer. jitnl mak' artiuegemmi iitore ' hjirtiiiiig to Hie pieity and n**vi-! tlofiil ai'i’aii'g*- I.’iiinbow. Cinio'e ijowej'e in tin- prinijin’


FLOWERS TO REPRESENT THE RAINBOW. Ill an ordinaiy fowl that tr. la-tii low itiid wide ill tliv (.Till re


1 fl‘ - l ’”'-tll


**- 1 il*’ v\ h' !v \ V i-| \


'in*■liv i ' til'


eohiHi>. yeiit.w. Mue. itini re<hli-h, ami tak<- ]eai'L-- lor tin.' gr'-*t). and arratige ilieju jn i]ir loiui ol a laiidH.w'-a ')en*Ier iind heautii'ui ijow upon Hie tjil>]e. 'Plu* jH'-sibilitiet* of floral iiri iingenientr, like notce «if mu-ie. an* J!ppiirent'Iy eiidle.-s.


I’lvory r«xuii iia*s t-eifjiin


llouer- Hmt l>ee**me it -pecially well, iim! it i*- i:"l difiieult to distovi'r the •^Cct'ci ol' oui- geiiialit.v. A ellow bloe-onis aro nomlei t'iiliv preli.v agaiiiei a hroivn or gieen biiekgHoiml. i!ii«l niiiiMi ami pink om-e giv** a jiee<led loin h **f iwirmtii l<» a giey rotun: wliite one-ate loiely di pale oi-djirk gie**n t ,om - ; and Ini’ernlet. ag.tin. is »;imj)I.v delieioUf'in liglif blue io.>ms. i;i|.*ketK ami wicker va-e.s art* look*i] upon with gnat lavoiir in the N[iriiig lime, for tln-y sugg**-t 'in:- (ilieity and the wild ;Viing,' Ironi i Ih- hedge-row •. Sonietinie^ IhiHi ba-kets and va*'e> are 'laitied « r painted. K> that the culouring may be mhipted to tile toom in wliicli Hiey tire pbiceil. Now i- th moment lo sweep away all dn-t-collect ing hi ir-ii. bme ami u> replace it witli llower.-. am! to till every corner witli armfuls ,.l hraiic.he- iiml fruit bio—4J1U. Cbir roonrs in spi ing-tinn* 'lomld h«- bi’omglu lo life by bundles of brillijint ioi**iir. chiefly wiUi flowers such as dnlbxlils and .j*'ii- quil'--Hie* gayo.st of tliem all.


.\U ajomid us


ha- hei-n dtsnial for so long. Let u.s be tlmnk- fill for Hie gift.- Hmr ihe giUilens 'cnd u-.


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