VMI OLITHEROl ADVCRTISEH, J»*nc 6 « « 1 9 t 3 . r.v, ' . C o o l s C o r r s T o r t z a b l e


SoftTourist Collars and Soft Fronts 6d. each, or 2/9 lialf-doz.


Straw Hats,


1/6 to 3/6 each. Soft Felt Hats, i/r i to 3/6 each.


Cashrrere Half


Hose, plain orfancy stripes,


'/-and 1/ 5^


Gent’s Soft-Fronted S u i r y iv y i s r S l i i r ”tS y 2 / 6 t o 4 /11.


B o y s ’ C o t t o n S u n H a t s , Gel. each.


WILKINSONS, Tailors and Gent’s. Outfitters,


MOOR LANE


HEYES’S G r e a t


C l e a r a n c e S t o c k t a k i n g SALE


GoininBHGBS TO-DflY! 2/-iiitIiB^faouiitforGa8fi,


Big Bargains In every Department.


SEE WINDOWS.


Top of Moor Lane, CLITHEROE.


The Best And Cheapest house in the trade for


WALTHAm WATCHES PARSO.. LANE.


The Shop tor the best Gold Wedding Rings, every Ring new and fresh froui the makers.


Presents given Try one of our noted 5/- Watches Also our 2 '6 AUrm Clock, none better.


For general Repairs we cannot be beaten.


Vou can hare anything easy by paying a I/- or more per week. Join at once.


Piles can be Cured BY USING


‘ A s h w o r t h ^ s N o t e d P i l e C u r e


No matter how Ung you have sulfered, they can be eradicated with this remedy.


In boxes, '2/'.» and 1/6. Sample packet 1/li By post Id. stamp extra,


Sole Agent for Clitheroe ;


BROWN’S CHEMISTS LTD. 11, CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


August Holidays.


Marshall's Annual Tour A WEEK’S TOUR IN THE


North of Ireland


fo r £ 2 17s. 6d. No Extras. Book Early. Number Limited. No Extras.


The above price includes Kail, Boat, first- class Food and Accommodation, Char-a-banc and Motor Drives during the week.


SyllabuB Pott Free. Book Early. R . T. MAESHALL,


91, Jubilee Terrace, CLITHEROE.


Empire. I'lierc is no lack of rhiilis in "he screen


play, "The hidden message,” which was sub.stiluted for "The stolen treaty," ,i.t tlie Empire, hast nigJu. .■lii attractive girl em­ ployed’ in a porcelain factory, wishes to escape the unwelcome attentions of her guatditui, and encloses a me.-^sage in a vase offering lu marry anyone who w'll rescue her. A young millionaire becomes die pos- ses.sor of tire vase ;uid finding the message, determines to rescue the girl. Tlien follow e.xciting races in motor care, motor boats, and Inially, to escape the guardian, the cou[)le charter a balloon. Their pursuer, however, jxevails upon another balloonist lo give chase, but the latter’s craft catches tire in mid-air, and the guardian meets with a painful deadi. Of the other films, ftr.si place must be accorded “Diamond cut diamond." This is the most humorous John ilimny and Flora Finch picture we have had the good fortune to see, and it called forth roars of laugnter from last night’s audience. A drama of great interest is entiiled, “A factory, ^ r l ’s honour.” To defeat rhe machinations of an unscrupul­ ous manager, his employer’s neice secures work in the factory, and after a narrow escape of death by lire, she succeeds in ex- po.sing the manager. There are several other plcture.s of merit. “Trlio secret of the safe’’ and “The hvo


engine drivers’’ are the star pictures for next week, and both are described -as full of exxitement.


NEWTON DEA'l'H.—-W'e much regret to record


the cleatli of Miss Chalverley, which occurr­ ed on Monday, at tine age of 76. Deceased was exceedingly well-known, not only in the rdllage and neighbourhood, but to many visitors to the district, having occupied the pos’tion of post mistress for a good many vears. The interment took place in the Sla.idburn Churchyard, yesterday.


The Public Hall is to be opened for rol­


ler skating every Wednesday and Saturday until further notice. Mr. Jackson’s Band, 'Which ha.s played for dancing in tl e hall during the season, will provide the music.


n ^ T O T IO B .


[•! '' I < !i


I I ,’


STBIEKUHD IMP HACKIMG. Motor Char-a-banc.


WIOTOR CARRIERS,


Ber” to inform the Public of Clitheroe and district, ° that they have just added to their list, a


STYLISH TORPEDO BODY TO SEAT 23 PASSENGERS.


All Plonlo and Pleasure Parties catered for. "fSA Bookings will now be taken for dates after Whitsuntide. ANY ROUTE QUOTED FOR.


C S i t h e r o e . Estimates free.


STRICKLAND AND HACKING, L kOW


li S i l l ■■,4 ; II iiJHlHi:]


^ i f


W Crabtree .. W Dawson..... J Everton ..... T Duf^dale..... W Taylor ..... W Patefield ..


.....


W Crabtree . S Gooduian .. J Goodman .. W Dawson W Taylor...... P HolUorako T Dugdalo..... P Taylor ......


F Washbrook.. H Goodman .. E St.anden..... S Goodman .. F Hollinrake.. J Goodman .. P Taylor


'^CRICKET AVERAGES


These averages do not include friendly matches CLITI-lBROE. Batpinq.


No. of Times .Most in Tothl ^ Inns, notoutilnns. Rnn*' Avire. ;


Spencor .......... ....... 5 ... 1 ... 20 ... 50 ...12u10 J HBambottom ... 3 ... 0 ... 10 ... 27 ... 9 J Crabtree..............‘ 5 ... 1 ... 13 ... 2/. ... 6 25 P Aldersloy ............. + ... 0 ... 19 ... 23 ... 575 A E Dixon................. 3 ... 0 ... 0 ... 16 ... 5 33


WCharnley .......... ... 1 ...*50 ... 63 '.7.21 ^


H Ini^bam................. 1 ... 1 ... '''it ... 5 ... 5^ J Coultburst.......... 4 ... 0 ... 7 ... IS ... 4*o0 J Oddio ..................... 3 ... 0 ... 8 ... 0 ... 3 ^ J Downham ............. 4 ... 1 ... S ... 5 ... 1*25 TD Bourn................. 3 ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... —


A Lawson .............. 1 ... 1 ... H ••• §


Bowling. Orer^i


linns Wkts Average


TD Bourn .......... 60 ... IS ...113... 13 ... S'69 J Coulthursfc ....... 32 3... 5 ... S9... 10 ... 8'90 H N Hartley ....... 17 ... 3 ... 4.5... 4 ...11*25 J Downham.......... 34'3... 9 ... S5... 6 ...14*16 Spencer.................. 46.5... 14 ...125... S ...1562 A E Dixon ........... 1 ... 0 ... 1... 0 ...—


nm B L E SD A L E WANDCRETtS. Batting.


.1 Robinson.......


J Mitchell........ .... 4 . . Lynes ................ .... 5 . . 0 .


T Whitehead.... .... 3 .. . 1 . . 9 .. 14 . .. 7 T Bowkor ........ .... 1 . . 0 . . 13 .. 21 .. 5 25 F Hudson ....... .... 1 . 0 . . 2 ., 2 .. 2 J Brooks............ .... 4 . . 0 . . 5 .. < .. 1*75 J W Windle .... .... 4 .. . 0 . . -1 .. 5 .. 1*25 H Scott ............ ..... 1 . . 0 . . 0 .. 0 .. —


J Sherliker........ .... .5 . . 0 . . 31 .. 03 ..12 00 R Sberliker .... .... 5 . . 1 . .*29 . 46 ..11-50 G Harrison ....


A Langshaw .... .... 4 . . 0 . . 22 .. . 22 ..


.... 4 ... 2 . ,‘2G .. .37 ..18 50 . .-61 .. 73 ...18 25 51 ..12-75 63 ..1200


'* . . 1 . .-24 .. 37 .. 9 25


"pED IG E E E Young Boar kept.- -Edisford Hall Clitheroe


Bowling.


Lynes ............. .... 40 2. . 9 .. 99.. 10 .. 0 8 G Harrison ..... .... 11 . . 1 .. 30.. 2 ..15


BARROW. Batting.


0 .. . 41 .. . 78 ...15*60 2 . • 23 .. . 46 ...15 33 1 .. .•'ll .. . 37 ...12 33 1 .. .n o .. . 32 . .. S 0 .. . 9 .. . 9 . .. 4*50


0 .. . 46 .. . 55 ...27 50 0 .. . 51 .. .132 . ..26-40 1 .. .'16 .. . 25 ...25 0 .. . 26 .. . 86 . ..1720 1 .. .^32 .. . 32 ...16


Bowling .. 1


NG. 0 ... 5.. . 1 ... 5


J Brooks ......... .... 46 ... 15 ... 9S.. 17 .. 5 78


for any purpose, we can accommodate you. -Only your promissory note required. Call or write for Free Prospectus to J. SANDFOED & CO ; 20, Hargreaves Street (right facing G.P.O.) BUEN- LET. 'We can lend you PEIVATELT any sum from ^3 upwards.—Information gladly given.


M Jfctre.


0 .. . 5 .. . 5 , .. 1*66 0 .. . 5 .. . 5 . .. 1*66 0 .. . i .. . 1 ... 1


10 ,... 52.. . 8 , .. 6^0 11 ,... 60.. . S ... 7*50 3 ,... 23.. . 3 . .. 7*66 6 . .. U'<.. . 6 ...U-33 22 ...128.. .


0 ... 14.. . 0 . ..— 0 ,... 17.. . 0 . ..—


W H A L L EY . Batting


G H Boddy .......... .3 ... 0 ... 56 ... 89 ...2966 R Green.................. 2 ... 1 ... 29 ... 29 ...29 W Ellis .................. 3 ... 1 ...^28 .. 54 ...27 L Green.................. I ... 1 ... 16 ... 55 ...IS33 AHindle.................. 3 ... I ... 26 ... 36 ...IS Sampson.................. 3 ... 0 ... 19 ... 3.5 ...11’6G J Green................. 3 ... 0 ... IS ... 20 ... 6 66 J Peters.................. 4 ... 1 ... *S ... M ... 466 W Almond.............. 3 ... 0 ... 3 ... S ... 2fl6 W Greenwood ....... 2 ... I ... 3 ... .5 ... 2o0 IV Lakeland .......... 2 ... i> ... 3 ... 3 ... 150


Bo’wling.


Sampson .............. 67 1-... 11L..143... 17 ... 841 W Lakeland.......... 20 ... 6, .. 41... 4 ...10'25 AHindle ............... -162... 9 ... S6... 7 ...12*28 L Gieen.................. 17 ... 1 ... 58... 2 ...29 G H Boddy ........... 13 ... 0 ... 41... 1 ...41


R IB B L E SD A L E AMATEUR L EA GUE . Record up to date.


P. W. L. D. Pts.


Low Moor ............... o ... 3 ... U ... 2 ... S Downbam .............. 6 ... 3 ... 1 ... 2 ... 8 Gisburn .................. 1 ... 2 ... I ... 1 ... 5 West Bradford ....... 4 ... 1 ... 0 ... 3 ... 5 Waterloo.................. 5 ... 1 ... 2 ... 2 ... 4 Bolton-by-Bo'vland. 5 ... 1 ... 3 ... 1 ... 3 Waddington .......... o ... o ... 4 ... 1 ... 1


Cricket


T O -M O R R OW ’S F IX T U R E S : Ribble.sdnic I.eague :


Whalley, June 5th, 1915. Clitheroe v. Burnley St. Andrews. Barrow v. Ribble.?dalo Wanderers. Settle V. Whalley. Danven v. Read. Padiham v. Great Hnrwood.


Ribblesdale Junior League:


Ribblesdale Wanderers II. v. Barrow II. St. Andress II. v. Clitheroe II.


Ribblesdale .-\mateur League;


Gisburn v. Downliam. Bolton-by-Bowland v. Low Moor. Waterloo v. Waddington.


Teams: Clitheroe: A. E. Dixon, J. Downbam,


H. N. Hartley, T. D. Bourn, F. Aldersley, J. Coulth-ursf, W. Ghaxnley, J. H. Rams- bottom, A. Lawson, J. Crabtree, and Sp ncer.


Ribblesdale Wanderers: A. Langsbaw, J. Brooks, R. Hudson, J. Sherliker, J.


Robinson, T. Whitehead, R. Sherliker, G. Harrison, W. Brierley, J. Mitchell and Lynes.


Barrow: W. Crabtree, J., H., and S.


Goodman, P. Holliurake, P. Taylor, F. Washbrook, E. Standen, W. Dawson, T. Dugdale and J. Everton.


Whalley: J. Green, A. Hindle, J. Peters,


G. H. B(^dy, L. and R. Green, W. Ellis, W. Lakeland, W. Almond, W. Greenwood and Sampson.


T EN N IS . In tlieir match' against East Lancashire


(A) at Blackburn, to-morrow, Clitheroe will be represented by the following,: Ladies; Mrs. Barnes, Miss Patdhett. Messrs. H. Cook, R. Forrest, L. Hea­ ton, W. Thornber, R. Ingham, A. Denham.


In Memorlam Cards. In Memoriam Ribbons.


Mourning Notepaper and Envelopes,


i •..18*42


/^O O D Eeliabla MOTOE CAE FOE HIEE— \3T Apply, Slingor & Sons, Motor Garage, Bawdlands, Clitheroe. Tel. 73.


LIGHT CARTING at reasonable chargee,* Coal Knight, 21, St. Mary's Street.


and Coke Supplied; trial solicited.—F


Trinity College of Music, London.


Chairman: SIR FREDERICK BRIDGE M.V.O.,M.A,, Mus. Doc.


Coeal £xarninations, Clitheroe Centre.


Examinations in Instrumental and A’’oc;il Music at the Clithoroo Centre is


The last date of entry for the forthcoming Wednesday, June 25th, 1913.


62 Local Exhibitions value 414 guineas, and 30 Scholarships, value .£50 a year each, tenable for three years, are awarded annually to all British subjects under the age of 21 yeiirs.


^ o n e ^ . . PEIVATE LOANS. ,


o n e t is needed by everyone. Some people must Borrow. . Should you require CASH


T ■ ^uB C tc N o t i c e s .


BOEOUQH OF CLITHEEOE. BUILDING PLANS.


considered by the . Highway’s..and eWaterworke Cqmmittee a t meetings held on i he Monday before the first Tuesday in each calendar month and that such plans in duplicate must ns dkuVkreu to the Borough Surveyor not later than the w'ednes- DAY before the meeting at which they are to be considered.


By order, WM. SELF WEEKS, Town Clerk’s Ofllce, Clitheroe, I th Uune, 1913. Town Clerk. T


h e COEPOEATION of CUtheroa hereby give notice to” persons delivering plans for approval by the (^rporation tha t such plans are


^ 9 $aCe.


O BE SOLD by prirate treaty, about 2 acres of rich MEADOW LAND, known as Croft Kiggi, Grindleton ; also the buildings thereon


coneieting of Stable. Cart House and Shed. This plot is beautifully sitiiated in the village


of Grindleton and is a very desirable building site. For further particulars apply to B. HARGREAVES. Post OfSce, Grindleton.


K ROOMED HOUSE ON SALE, bay window, O garden back and front; price X200; ground rent 30/-.—P uce, Henthorne B e a d . ___________


dining room, kitchen larder, cellars, attic, large garden.—Apply Puce, Hontfaorne Road.


L K. f. Hargrettyeg. Overdalo. __


m o LET.—LOCK-UP SHOP, 10. King Street I —Apply, T. D. Bourn, Church Street.


ADY'S BICYCLE for Sale, good condition . 3 5 '—w . H. Bulcock Son, 33 & *35 Castle St'


m o be Lot—STABLING.—Apply, Advertiser X; good worker; suitable for hay harvesting— SALE—White FOX-TERRIER • DOG, 2


TO LET—HOUSE in Hawthorn Flfw» —Exors. ON SALE, by private treaty, good HOUSE, No. 30, School Terrace.—Apply on the


premises,_____ —______ ______________________ Apply Finder, Pendleton. Clitheroe. V / years old; pedigree.—Hargreaves. Twiston


m o LET—HOUSE, No; 15. York Street ; five JL bedrooms, box room, batb, W.C., two sitting


rooms, kitchen, cellar. Would let either as Dwelling-house or Offices.—Enquire, No. 11, York


Street.


"ITIXCHANGE good 3 h.p. MOTOR CYCLE ■FJ (excellent condition, very fast) and oash, for good Tricar, 2 seater; or sell illO.—Taolman, Browsholme, Clitheroe.


the roll and not from a small pattern that you won't like in the piece.—WM. OXBURGH, 17, Eshton Terrace___________________________


WALLPAPER, latest patterns, from Id. per roll. Call and choose your paper from F


ob SALE by private treaty House and Shop' Victoria Street.—Apply 40 Well Terrace* CHtheroe, or 31 Victoria Avenue, Chatburn.


F' O,N SALE.—Airedales; and a few Pox Terrier


J, Advertiser OHjco.


owner over 10 years; good reason for selling; doing good trade. — Apply, 72, Bawdlands, Clitheroe.


F


ROUND RENTS to Sell.—Apply E. Chester King Street, Clitheroo.


'8HAMPOS' cleanses, invigoratei the hair, Id. pV.


an excellent preventative. 3d. and per bottle. From the Clitheroe Equitable Co-operative Society Branches, and R. Stubbs, 8, Church Street.


Rat Poison. Cats and Dogi will not tonob it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Prices 6d., li.. 8s. 8d., and 8s. 8d., Postage 2d.—G. W. Ha&biioit Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Clitheroe: E. E. King, Chemist, 6 Church Street


B X


a t s , m ic e , m o l e s , c o c k r o a c h e s ,and BEETLES, greedily eat Harrison's ‘Beliabla'


ChBd should me HARRISON’S “ RELIABLE" NURSERY POMADE. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In tins, 4(d. and 9d. Postage Id.—Geo. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Clitheroe—E. E, King, Chemist, 6, Church Streef.


’g i l a n t c b


Qrindleton. Above includes small grouso moor.— Apply, Geo. Watson, 35, Railway Road, Blackburn


f i 10 LET—SHOOTING over Lane Side Parui, JL West Bradford, and White Hall Farm,


L.RA.M., A.R.C.M., 6, Church Street, Clitheroe, from whom the current regula­ tions raav be obtained.


THE PALACE. “The Black Countess,” which takes the


foremost place among the pictures this week-end met witlr an excellent reception at tlie Palace Last night. Dealing chiefly willi the machinations of an adventuress who seeks to entliral a young medical stu­ dent, the film has a strong moral side, re­ vealing sucli maternal instincts for her sick child as to overcome weaknesses for false position and for the gratification of insensate appetite. The film is exquisitely coloured, and is admirably' acted th’rough- out. “The Palmetta hat industry” is an inter­


esting educational film, and of the others, “Faitlrful unto deatli” has strong diamatlc interest, dealing with a Sepoy attack on a British outpost. A very successful turn is provided bv tlie


Singing Gypsies in a novel and striking sett­ ing, the caravan and illuminated stage ef­ fects being an attractive feature of the performance.


Stationery!


Wedding Cards from 2/- per doz.


Wedding Cake Boxes, Id. each.


W


Local Secretary : MR. R. DOYLE, WANTED—Strong LAD to learn tho trade.— Chatburn Road Reed Works, Clitheroe.


Apply E. .Tohuson, Reed Manufacturer,


have knowledge of Bookkeeping. Permanency. Apply, Hitchon, Blouse Works, Waterloo Road, Clithoroo.


Ofiice. W


W ' W


Office Mill, WANTED.—Young Lady to assist in Stock room, also take charge of books Must


ANTED.—Children’s Dressmaking, Under­ clothing, Blouses, Ac.—Apply, Advertiser


ANTED—A situation as Housekeeper, or a position of trust.—Address W., Advertiser


ANTED—DOFFERS, or Learners, for Ring Room 5 learners paid.—Apply, Commercial


help, good home and wages; Cook Generals, Gen­ erals and temporary Cook ; Cook and P'maid, Blackburn; General, Accrington, small family; Generals, hotels and .business, Housekeepor and Generals farms.— Apply, Mrs. Dawson, Grocer and Confectioner, 43 Chatburn Road, Clitheroe.


WANTED for Clitheroe, experienced H’maid Waitress and between Maid, Slother’s


APPRENTICE or Improver to Cabinet-making Furnisher, Moor Lane.


Wanted—Apply, J, Sowerbutts, House


Ac., for Clithoroe, every Sunday after dinner, and two nights during week; Cook G. and H’maid, Wballoy ; Nurse, experienced, to take baby from month old; Cook G., two in family, Southport; fi'maid W., Clitheroe; Generals for hotels, New­ ton, Wilpphire, Ac.—DISENGAGED—H'maidW., Sowing Maid, temporary P'maid, Hall Boy. Cook G., .Between Maid—Mrs. Chesebrough, Stationer and Tobacconist. Castle Street, CUtheroe.


Parlour Maid, Butler, H’maids, Generals,


your' Ads. in this oelumn.—Largest clroo latioQ in the district.—2 lines 6d., 8 iasertioBs I/-


■glTatvimom).


Ladies of means, from 20 to 26 years old, good education; farmer's daughter (Church of Eng­ land) preferred, with view to matrimony. Refer­ ences and photos exchanged.—H. W. Dayton, Box 192, Kamloops, B.C., Canada.


ELL-TO-DO young B.C. Farmer, 2S years old, ivishes to correspond with young


i lp a « tm e n t» , ^ o b g tn g a , Ac. COMFORTABLE Apartments to Let (central)


Apply, Advertiser Office.


r y i10 LET.—Comfortable Bedroom and Sitting Boom.—Apply Advertiser Office.


Advertiser OfflGB. B LACKPOOL.—Mrs. C. Seed, 42. Kent Road, TV of town.—Apply X, Advertiser Office.


minntes'from Central Station and sea. off Chapel S tre et; apartments; piano; three ANTED—Comfortable Apartments in centre YOUB w an t s will snppliod if yon place WANTED—Good plain Cooks, J128 and w£30;


MPOBTANT TO MOTHERS.—Every Methsr who values the Health and Cleanliness of her


T ^ IT S , DANDRUFF, removed by Adnos* Nur- sery Hair Lotion. Non greasy, safe in use,


NESDAY", June 11th, 1913, a further consiijnraenl of valuable HOUSEHOLD APPOINTilENTS and Effects, removed from a local roside-nce, com­ prising Dining. Drawing and Hodroom Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Old China, Silver and Electro­ plated Goods, Oil Paintings and Water Colour Drawings, and numerous other effect.^. Catalo^ue^ will bo ready and tho goods may be viewed at tlifi Salerooms a week or ten days before the sale.


A A


Duty and other purposes including " ProvisioB^l Valuations" of Property, Land, &c.. under tee Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910. CERTIFIED BAILIFF under tho Disrrert


Saturday in each month. PRIVATE SALES by arrangement. VALUATIONS for Mortgage, Transfer, EsUte


CLEARANCE SALES at the rooms the fir-t


(Amendment) Acts. DEATHS,


ASPINALL.—On Saturday, 3lst May, at Standen Hall, Clitheroe, Ralth J oh.v Asims-ill. J.P..


D.L., late Colonel King’s Own Royal Lanci:* ter Militia ; aged 65.


May 31—Mary Cottom, 32 Hayhurst 8t.. 02you^ June 2—Martha Calverley, Post Oilluo, 76 years.


INTERIVIENTS. St. Mary's Cemetery :


June 3—Eleanor Baildon. 13 Hayhur.-r St.. T7 yr? Juno 4—Robert Nixon, 15 Waterloo E.-ad, 77 yrs


S.S. Michael & John’s Churo!..


June '1—John Penny, Hayhuret Stre-t t. 7v'- yesrs. IN MEMORIAM.


In Loving Memory of J amks K oiunm-.s-, who died June Sth, 1907


Advertiser Office, Clitheroe


In Loving Memory of E li.en Lkemino. beloved wiffl of Richard Leeming, of Grindletoa, died June 4th, 1912.


Fondly we loved her, she is dear to us sUU, But in grief must bend to God's holy will; Our sorrows were great, our loss hard to bear, But angels, dear mother, will tend you with care.


Fiom Huiband and Family


In ever Loving Memory of my dear mother Jank ( J kanik) Moorhousk, who passed aw;*y June 4th, 1902, aged 32 years ; and was interred »t St. Mary's Cemetery, June 7th.


One need nob speak when tho heart mourns sin cerely


Often in my quiet hours my thoughts are filled with thee.


12, Pimlico, Clitheroe. From her loving daughter Annie


In Loving Memory of GEORut; William Alueb, who departed this life June 7th, 1900.


Thy voice is now silent, thy heart is cow cold,


Where thy smile and thy welcome oft mot us of o ld ;


We miss thee and mourn thee in silence unseen. And dwell on the memory of days that hare been.


A brother like mine few could claim. Full of compassionate love unrestrained; His heart was as true as the purest steel, His word was his bond and truth was his seal.


From bis Mother and Sitter A c k n o w l o d a rm v n t * . 25 Union Street, Low Moor.


Mbs. Tattebsah and .Family wish to thank their friends for the many kind expressions of •jmpsthy. and for the bsautiful floral tributei received daring tlleir sad'bereaveinent.


Printed and Fubiished' liy Clara' ^obinsoNi 27> Castle Street, Clitheros.


SliOGSES KING


I have not forgotten for I loved her too dearly. For her memory to fade from me like a droftm;


Thoughts often dwell where they seldom are seen.


T h e H . 6 &|


from slioulu“V.- stuyeil ;uii.l it| The result i.- ' iipjH-uraneo ii


A spleudid; ' Sporting .T;u'!|


June 3—John Buller, Brook Side, Wuit llrHdford 49 years.


mos DUERDEN, Auctioneer and Valu« Bank Salerooms, Olitheroe. Tel. 95.


iOR SALE,—Half-Plate Stand CAMERA, (Lizars’ '‘Challenge") and accessories. Quoap J. Rigby, Waterloo, Clitheroo.


Puppies.—Read, Shoeing Forge, Clitheroe. SELL or Let—Old Established DBUGGIS1”S


SHOP. Beat stand in town.—Address


or sa l e .—Fish, Chip-Potato, Tripe and Ice-Cream Business ; gas engine; present


THURSDAY NE.VT, .Iuse 1”th, Itnj, tk following EFFECTS: Float, with lamj^ and cushions complete, new ; Dog Cart, with lamp-; and cushions complete, now; largo old Wago»n. ette and several second-hand Trap-, to be lold"


H JACKSON, instructed l.y Mr. .lames H • Driver, will Sell by Auction, on


without reserve. Also a quantity of Househotd Furniture. Sale at Two o'clock, prompt. Further particulars from Owner, or H. JACKSON. Auctioneer. Gietiiirn i Coins


G I s b u rn e A u c t io n Riarl SALES EVERY ALTERNATE HEiDHSOAT,


Tha BEST CENTRE fo r LYIKC-OFF COKS CELD STOCK, EtO.


S a l e - b b j n e : i s .


when large consignments of good fjuslity LYING- OFF and GELD CATTLE will hr* pros* nted from the usual wellknown consignors.


of all classes of stock already to hand. Ballot drawn at 10-20 prompt. Siile (in fro


ontrie;


rings) to commence at 10 30 to the minnte—Geld cattle in the old ring, and Lyins'-oiV civitle in thi- new ring.


HENRY JACKSON, Auctioteir, H. C. STARKIE, Secretuj,


By Mr. Amos Dnerdeu


WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT ONE PROMPT. BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHESOE.


mos DUERDEN will Sell by Auction Vdlt- out reserve at the above rooms, on WED­


! § l L j r


Tailor


A suit eleven sives te the j


lu “ h a n s : ■


U n b V I B la ck . B’ L a * SEMI DETACHED VILLA ON SALE, beauti­ ful situation; large hall, drawing rocra, 17ft. by-Bowland, on Tuesday, the lOru day oFjtr° T'


Sales b? auction. By Ur. H. Jackson


TOESDAY NEXT, AT 7 P.M.


VALUABLE FREEHOLD PUBLIC Borer AND FARM.


0 BE SOLD by Auction, by Mr. Henr fiolton-


Jackson, at the Coppy Nook Hotel, . . .


1913, at 2 p.m., prompt, subieot to conditions .o be then produced. The Fnlly Licensed FREEHOLD PUBLIC


HOUSE, known as “ CorvY Nook,” neat Bolton by-Bowland and Sawley, in the Went Riding oi


and does a valuable and increasing trade. Xhr Farm Land is situate in one of the most fertile parts of the Ribble Yalley, and is in a verj hi»v state of cultivation.


" Gishtirn, or to


For further particulars apply to th.i Aiictionoot MESSRS. WOODCOCK ,Y SONS,


HOLDEN, BOLTON-BY-BOWLANI) CLITHEROE.


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