xii II . ir.j, ■ 1 i O L I TH E R O E A D V E R T IS E R Auf irust 1st, 1913. Coming: Event* ' - r tt.M kmves. ieather card o,- " i f " . ' .md M r l u S


Mr-. Road, -silver entree d«h M-, Raymond, brass candid


’■!, :iai pin case. Cluppendale bc.^s.


' pair of silver '-'■■'To. lace scarf.


-R r .-a- silver coasters. t-u'iirfield, china ini;.


■ ' ' ' '"y -e.-ither card case ...


y


■...e.ud.an and Mbs Drun. lea ,;addy


-silver ink stazid -silver tea sirat ;"v ! ornament, met.


' ’■--"■'rih, carvoi ma- •'"-'yle, antique .d;, M:., Sniythe, silver


■ - ■'tauonery rack


-^fr. .,nd candle-


''i!''CT-ir.ouri;ed I


’VC'! and .-appinre • '"-iiojid avid .tap. '!'es-l.nm.-..x, jewei


c.-cv. niano^niny tibii. av, silver mustard po;


I'r.ij.pc.s-Lomas, bro-


c: ■: Mi,<s -Mabel Wyap iRiique saint-i'sprit jade pendant


i t.i'iiyson, .'Oliver lea rt..uu jug.


i - , Dre.sden .ahir;, ;. -daooiing .seat.


■ .ntiqne mahogany


i ’.r oindlesctck. ■hree ja.r.s of lioney,


: ...ar-pius in ca.se. d.’.::.s Lindsay, .shoe*


- -lock. niiia hgure,-;.


'v.-ai.-uiis and family. ! ' ■d'.eiey, giit liovve:


■ISe V - 'Lay i or, oilver- ■yJ.ayior, silver rC'Se . .diver clock and


.c;tp fc.xtiaguisher. ti.iveUing rug.


silver box.


!; ii-scar. brooch. r. G. Webb, satin-


.-liver inkstand. K.vie v\a>cd, .silver-


K|t!e sliver tea. spoons, ■leina fruit dishes, vottcc spoons. silver toast racks,


- F, Peci, cut glass


■ . '.vroug.ht-iron stand. •Ring-Wilkinson, old


ra.Jtioa ■.m b'.


cast their shadows before. To-nif fht (Th u rs d a y ) .


Conliibulit-ii .Niuln. Vine Court, A.O.P, 7-30 ■po-morrow ( F r i d a y ) .


Couit .Nivlit. Coiiit Royal Castle, A.O.P.. 7


jjjitfd sef' yy- KI.3U auU ''


Sunday- 1 -;..,vivirS Primitive Methodist Church,


Monday.


■""‘Motoilm-’ Cmniwuy. (S.o Advoitisemeut) J l t i b e r t i s e r


I'uc


t'HlI'-VV, AlPiUtlT 7th, lyl3. 1,


.-.,j lie. i-‘- SMIW"' •wchin-i'.' ■,veek ’


. Tiil>- daily by the C.itheroo and District 'Pile death has been reported to the Bor­


.! What a vLiun of gulden VL-/CS and pleasant langour v.o words conjure up. ’i'o- .dl the looms and other


Kon to »■!kv


itteiidiuils will immediately the linal pieparatious for the liaunts of Health and


i[ reck they if the trains 1 there are twice the re­ in e.ich of the carriages! .Ill obtain standing room,


e.iie, for are ihey not cs- .-vciie of their daily toil


wnete iiu- one siiort tveek, iney I


R.F-. .i"J- .liinoiigh there are .some -L'a'iniied iie.=-iab-v- 'viiu view a packed


liu'-.i.ii tniia up. eynicai amusement, the vapi'i.'.'niPiig is'v.s of dvase who are bent


or. hoii-J.i.' .1 !"uic ill il.sell. Tnc liol


•,n‘.!:-'ic;' mo ji.i.sl lew weeks has also j-jdo :!ie need ii o' .1 rei.axation more iiu- j-.-raiii'.. ,ii’


-‘-l it i- '>iir ferveni hope that the


iV-:ai:ior ('ink wi.l (.-.-•iitinuc to be on his :-e;t beiuvFur tor .siili aiiotiier week. In nnuiiier e.,luimi we give a full list of


•jo e.xi:n:.--!ii:) nrrmgoiiients from which it tviil be .'I on itMt ample provision has been aude lor mo.ie wiio h.ave decided to visit •j-; iiopib.ir .--eii'iue resorts, both near and :ar, IPiti.'r.s to Ul,ackpool .and Southjton, h-yvevi-r, v.m make the journey more pleas- amiy by road, Messrs. Strickland and H.tc!;iiig iuving amiounced tha.t tliey vvill .nin their motor cUar-a-banc to tire '‘Brigh­ ton o! liie Xonlr’ on Saturday morning, ar.-J to .Southport in the afternoon. Dur­ ing tile holiday week, a number of day tipi iiave been arranged by both rail and 2o;or cnars-a-banc, Messrs. Cunningham ir.J -Messrs. Strickland aixl Hacking hav- ir,; prepared a very comprehensive pro- g.-i3tnie. One thing is quite certain, and it is that


.'lOaaiv-makers will not suffer from a lack 01 me readv, tne amounts p.oid out by the VMiUi uondav clubs being mudr larger, tn me aggregate, than last year. Trade :ia-- iieeii tairlv good during the whole of r.ne- twc.vc months, and we shall be quite -cue 111 predicting a record exodus.


’The


toiicc.V'ioii gr.mted by the employers in cloi.iig meir mill.5 on Friday night has been -’iitliiv ,ip]jre-:taied, and it will result in ir.'jre people: mKleriaking the long-distance trips.


o o o Below is ,t list of the various lioliday


dub paymeui.<; Co-operative Society, Tl.'-ij.h; Messrs. Heather and Pye, ;£S00


l\.iterko Mill, Waddington CTub, ij-100: Borough (Greenwood and Parker) £Vji>: J. Hoyle, ^3 0 0 ; Low Moor Q. Hartley) ;£'280; Primrose,


; Salford


/J. McHale and Jos. ILirtley) ;£85; niak- ng a total of ;,f3,020 against ;^2,867 paid


out la.rt year. 0 0 0 The new park iit TIenthorn was thrown


open to tile public for the first time last Tbarsdiiy, and a number of seats have oeen placed at various parts. During the


Tn'i


A R R O W . Considarable intei'est


i.sit. III tlje .Tollio Memorial


’.huivh ou Sunday of Miss i- ntlmm, who preached at ■


'


I evening services. In the i>n Christ’s attitude


'nie clr.Kch was crowded


|imv .M i.ss Carr gave an able ■r Barrabas.”


P A L A C E . ■y a very subordinate part


-gramme this week. There Iturnu, some of them being l e and his little hippodrome lid the fancy of the audien- T ,'3u legions of cowboys on I t Te.vas Bill is the real lpictiiru,«jijoly attired, and


I III) a freedom which one •viti; the inhabitants of the


Iranston, vocalist and coni' | i Milano, in an eccentric


■dote the bill.


»ing it! Doing what? Whji fn e ’s for their New Rain' llidays. Smart styles fo f . Is, .32/6 and 42/- 2, Mar-- 1 Church St. (Tel. 86)-


I tVest,” bi.s feats with the l et whip arc very clever-^ A |i drawing-room act is given I Morolli, whilst Lance and as “ England’s premier tve received rounds of ap-


cmlQtene5|ieeially having availed themselves 01 the opportunity to indulge in romps.


visited, the o o o Friday in holiday week is sot apart for


^ * i! ^’Tses’s (Bibblesdale pro) bonelit oaten. Blackburn Rovers visit the Church ■Meadow ground and the match should prove an attractive one. The team includes R. broaipton, J. Clennoll, T. J. Smith, E. J. Utheron, A. Walmsley, A. Cowell, A. Rob- insen, A. W. McGhie, J. Crabtree, Harper, hawton and Norbury.


O O 0 'liie departure from this circuit, of the


^v. W. Foxon, is viewed witii regret by IVesleyans throughout the district, as be •aas made himself very popular. The Kembers of the Friday night sewmg class a Wesley, at their meeting, last week, presented-Mr. Foxon with a gold chain and ^ir of cuff links. Miss L. Harrison made -ne presentation, which was followed by a toffee supper.


O 0 o Lady Lovat, the second d a u ^ te r of


lord Ribblesdale, gave birth to a daugh- ■tr on Friday last at 2, Embankment gardens, Chelsea. Lord and Lady Lovat tave also a little son, the Master of Lovat, ijko attained his second birthday on July % last.


O o 0 _ ilr. Albert Smith, M.P. for the Clithe-


1^ Division, introduced a . Bill, in . the ^ Ouse of Commons, on Tuesday, to abolish infusion of steam and other forms of


Artificial hum’dity in cotton cloth -factor- •ts,


0 0 0 M iy


-flagged School, Blackburn axe outing to Brungerly


uis-fives with no thought or irrmv. In fact, die iucoii- iw-liiiig arc treated as a


ough Police, of the Rev. Marlin Parker, a Catholic priest, who came to the town from Richmond (Yorks). On Thursday of last week he was walking along I’endle Road, and, when iiscendiug the brow at Brewery Mill fell in a faint, probably caused by over- exertion. Dr. Ormo attended him, and he recovured, apparently none the worse, the only injury being a .slight scratch on one side cf the nose. He had since been medi­ cally attendod, and died on Tuesday evening. Deceased had been attended by Dr. Ormo for heart trouble for several mouths.


A remarkable instance of the love of


animals for their young has occurred at a farm in the Bashall Eaves district. A bitch had six pups, which were drowned and apparently dead were buried. About an hour afterwards the mother discovered the grave and scratching up the ground got one of the pups out. This she nursed and re­ stored to life, and the pup is now being reared.


On Wednesday afternoon, a most enjoy­


able party was hold in the field above Mon­ tague street, kindly lent by Mr. William Blackburn, as a send-off to Mrs. Jones and family, who are about to sail for Canada, Mr. Jones having emigrated a short time ago. Over fifty guests sat down to tea, and afterwards, games and dancing were indulgeJ in until dusk.


O p o The old orgaji at the Parish Churdi,


nhich gave place to the present handsome instrument given by Messrs. Sou-lhwortii Bros., was purchased for use in the chapel attached to the Chester Workhouse, and was formally dedicatedby the Lord Bishop •af Ciiester on the 24-th ult. It 'has been rebuilt by Messrs. Whiteley, of Saltney,


the original builders. 'I'licre are swell, great and pedal organs blown by a “Ross valve” hydraulic engine, and the case has been beautifully carved by a talented inmate, .several examples of whose work already are in the chapei, notably the handsonre pulpit, the ch.adrs on each side of the al­ tar. and the teredos. The latter shows woiidcrful skill and artistic treatment, the •iigurc.i being tho.se of .St. Peter and St. Paul.


The blaster and Matron of tilie Qiester


Workhouse are Mr. and Mrs. Martin, for- nierlv of Clitheroe.


'J.'he lollowing iias appeared in a con­


temporary; "j‘Vn attempt has been made—■ whether authorised or mrautltorised we do not know—to deny the public the -righit to tvalk ;xlong the riverside track from Lower Hodder Bridge to Higher Hodder Bridge. What happened was that a bevy of cam pers-out have erected a considerable num­ ber of tents on the riverside near Lower Hodder, and have apparently got die idea that they can exclude the public from that -particular stretch. On Sunday, a number of people found thetnselves confronted by an individual who coolly informed all and sundry tliat there was “no road” and that they would not be permitted to continue their intended walk to Pligher Hodder. Some dierc were wiio turned back; others diere vrere, I am e.vceedingly glad to learn who did not, and who proceeded on their journey in spite of the protests of those who would deny tnem die right of way. Such a tvalk as this through Hodder Woods is much too precious to every nature lover in East Lancasldre to be suddenly stopped up witlidut the very full est warrant and authoriW- For many years some of us have enjoyed the full and imre- stricted use of this footpath, always in the belief that there was an undisputed right of way, with rPhich no interference was possible. Can we have been mistaken? Plave we been labouring under a strange delusion? I think not. It would have been interesting to know by whose author­ ity' the statement was made that there was “no road,” and 'w'hether it was made with the full authority of the owner of the land. The matter is certainly one for inquiry and, if necessary, for the attention of that admirable organisation, the Footpaths Preservation Society.”


0 0 0 Mr. E. Chester, senr., is this week at­


tending the annual High Court meeting of the Ancient Order of Forresters which is being held in Manchester.


PROPERTY SALE.


" Mr. A. -Duorden conducted a sale of property at Waddington yesterday, before a large attendance. Lot 1 comprised the free­ hold dwelling-house, 52, West View, Wad­ dington, in the occupation of Mr. T. Wall- bank. This lot was sold to the occupier for .£300., Lot 2 was the freehold dwelling- house, No 51 West View, with outbuildings and land thereto. This lot was sold to Mr. Jackson for .£370. There was keen com­ petition and spirited bidding for the prop­ erty. Messrs. Weeks and Baldwin were the soKcitors for the vendors.


Mr. _ Edward Burton, Southampton,


eldest son of Mr. E. Burton, Eaves Hall, bVest Bradford, who died some weeks ago, left ;^29,003.


o o o Mr. G. J. Plolme, of Wells house, Cli-


theroe, solicitor, clerk to the Pligher Edu cation Committee and secretary to tine Tedinicai school, and who died on the 25dr June last, left estate of the gross value of ^10,985 1.5s., of which ;^9,885 12s. 3d. is net personalty.


AUGUST HOLIDAYS.


Railway Excursions from Clitheroe.


FR ID A Y , A u g . 8 th


BLxVCKPOOL for train having through cumieclion


-12 a.m. 5 or II day.-; by anv


LYIH.-YM, Ansdell and St. -■iime.-,, dav, 7-


I'LEEJWOOD and Ihoniion (for Clcvc- leys) day, S a.m.


SOUTHPORT for .5 or 11 days, any. train having a through connection.


UlVERPOOl. and Xew Brighton for .5 d.ays by any tr.iiir h.aving through con- ■ection.


M.OREC.'.MBE and Lancaster (via Helli- field) for 1, .5 .ar 11 day.;, 0-59, 9-3 and 10-15 a.m.; 1-19, 3-:iS, 1-.51 and 0-8 yi.m.


LLAXDLilJNO, Beaumaris, Bangor (via Liverpool) for 1, 3, 1 i>r 5 day.s, at 8 a.m.


LOXDO'X (Si. Pancras) for l ,-3 , 5 or 8 days at 9-55 p .m.; through uain.


BOURXE.MOUTH, Radslock, Poole, Highbridge, etc., for 8 or 15 days, at 8-


58 p.m. ■


SCOTLAXD.—Edinboro’, Glasgow, Dun­ dee, Perth, .\berdeeii, Inverness, etc., for 3, 8 or 17 days, at 1-13 midnight, tiirougli train.


B.-VTH and BKlS'l'OL (Mid.) for 3, -1, 5, 8 or 15 days, at 8-58 p.m.


ISLE OF .MAX (via Fleetwood), midnight Loat, 10-10 p.m.


E.'VS'l'iiUURXE, Dover, Brighton, Hast­ ings, Folke.stone, Bournemouth, Isle of Wight, Channel Islands, etc,, for S or 15 days, at 9-.55 p .n i.; through train to St. Pancras.


SOUTH COAST (L. aaid X.W.) for 8 or 15 d.ays, at 8 a.m.


WALES—South and Central—for 7 or 14 d.ays L. and X.W., at 7-52 p.m.


CHEiLTEXTlA-M, Gloucester and Worces­ ter, for 3, 4, 5, 8 or 15 d.ays, -at 8-58 p,m,


BIRMjlXGHAM (L. and X. n .) for 3, 5 or 7 davs, at 8-58 p.m.


WE-ST OF EXGLAXD.—Bath ;md Bris­ tol, Weston-super-Mare, Thornton, Weymoutli, Exeter, S a.m.


WEST OF EXGL.VXD.—Teignmoutn, X'ewion Abbott, Totnes, Plymouth, I l­ fracombe, Torquay, 'J’ruro and Penz­ ance, 7-52 p.in.


D0UGL.-\S (via Liverpool). Steamers .s.ail at 10-30 a.ni. and 2-45 p.nn, and 12-50 midnight.


DOUGLAS (via Fleetwood). Steamers at 10-30 a.ni. and 3-30 p.m.


S A T U R D A Y , Aujc. 9 th .


BL.-VCKPOOL for 1, -1 or 10 days, tirougli trains at G-25 and 9-35 a.m., 1-15 and 2-30 p.m.


LYTHAM, Ansdell and St. Aimes, 7-12 9 a.m. and 1-25 p.m.


FLEETWOOD and Thornton, 8 a.m. and 1-


25 p.m.


SOUTHPORT, througn train.—Clnatburn 6-58 a.m. ; Clidieroe, 7-5 a.m.


SOUTHPORT, half-day, 1, 4 or 10 days, 7-12 a.m. and 1-25 p.m.


LIVERPOOL and Xew Brighton, for half day, 1 or -1 days, 7-12 a.m. and 1-25 p.m.


MORECA-MBB and l.ancasicr (via Helii- field) for 1, 4 or 10 days, 6-59, 8-5, 9-3, and 11-3 a.m., and 1-49,. 3-10, 4-40, and 6-8 p.m. (Day tickets nor issued on 6-59, 9-3 and 10-45 trains).


MORECAMBE and Lancaster (via Pres- foni for 1 or 10 days, any ordinan’ train having through connection.


DOULGAS (via Fleetwood), for 4 or 10 days, through trains to Fleetwocxi at 6-55 a.m. and 1-35 p.m.


LLANDUDXO, Beaumaris, etc. (via Liv­ erpool) for 1, 2, 3 or 4 days, 8 a.m.


SCOTLAXD— Glasgow, Edinboro’, etc., for 3, 8 or 16 days, at 12-15 p.m.


LONDON (St. Pancras) for 3, 5 or 8 days at 2-5 p.m.


BATH and BRISTOL (Mid.) for 3, 4, 5, 8 or 15 davs, at 1-25 p.m.


LOXDOX (S'. Pancrus) for 1, 2, 5, or 8 days, at 10-40 p.ni.; tlirougli train. bOXDOX'-—• ClLtheroc Co-operative Soc­


iety’s Day Excursion, with option «if extending.


SCO I'L.AXD— Glasgow, Ediuboro’, etc., for 3 or 16 davs. at 1-55 a.m. (Mon).


BA'I'M^and BRISTOL (.Mid. for 1, 2, 3, I, 5 or 6 (lays, at 10-40 p.ni.; through


train to Bristol. Day, 7s. Return, Bristol (Temple .Mead) at 10-35 p.m.; Bath, 9-30 p.m., Mondav.


bklGHIOX, Dover, Hastings, Ramsgate I olkesione, llouinemomli, and Sonin


t.oast resorts, etc., for 8 or 1.5 davs at 10-10 p.m.


M O N D A Y , Aus^. 11th.


'^FACFPOOL for hall-day, 1 or .'i davs, 5-27, 6-50 and 7-20 a.m., tiirough trains, and 1-35 p.m.


1 .VTHA.M. days, 7-J2 a.m. -Vnsdcll and St. Aimes, 1 or 5


1'LEE 1 WOOD, Th-ornton, ] or 5 davs. 8 a.m.


SOUTHPOKT, half-day, 1 or 5 davs, 7-30 a.m. and 1-25 p.m.


LIVERPOOL and Xew Brignion, hall-jay 1 or 5 days, 6-28 and 7-12 a.m. and 1-25 p.m.


MOREC.-V.MBli and J.,aiicasier (via Helii- deld) for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 days, G-40; 8, 9-3, 10-15 a.m. and 6-8 p.m.


MOREC.WIBE and Lancaster (via Pres­ ton) lor 1 or 5 days, 6-40 and 7-12 a.m.


LI ..-V.XDL Ij.XO (via Liverpool) for 1, 2, 3. -J- or .i days, 8 a.ni.


L.\XG\\ATHBY (via Hellilield) dav, 0-59 ,i.m.


.B.ARROW, Furness .Abbey, etc. (via Pres­ ton, .I'icetwood and Barrow), every week-day, S a.m.


K.I.'..Vn.\l., Windermere, Silverdale, Arn- side, etc., day, 7-12 a.m.


BEXTH.-\.M, Wenninglon (etc., (via Hei- lifield), 8-10 a.ni.


CL.-VPH.VM and Ingleton, day, 9-4 a.m. DOUG-LAS (via Liverpool). Steamers leave at 9-15 and 10-30 a.m. and 2-45 p.m.


DOUGLAS (via Fleetwood). Steamers at 10-30 -a.in. and 3-30 p.m.


BlRMIXGl-l.-VM, Warwick, Coventry, Rugby, Shrewsbury, etc., L. and X’.W'j for 2 or 5 days, at 8 a.in.


SOU'l'H (ft.i.-VST Resorts (via L. and X. W.) for S or 15 days, at 8 a.m,


LOXDOX (Enston) for 2, 0, or S days, at 8 a.ni.


XOTTIX'OHAIM, Loughboro', Leicester, etc., for 2 or 5 davs. at 7-39 a.m.


T U E S D A Y , Aug: . 1 2th.


BLACKPOOL, lialf-day, 1 o r5 <^ys, 7-12 and S-10 a.m., through trains, and 1-20 p.m.


LYTHAM, Ansdell and St. Annes, day, 7-12 a.m.


FLEETWOOD and Thornton, day, 8 a.m SOUTHPORT, half-day, 1 or 5 days, 8-34 a.m.. through train, and 1-25 p.m.


LIVERPOOL and New Brighton, half-day, 1 or 5 days, 7-12 a.m. and 1-2'B p.m.


MORECA'-MBE and Lancaster (via (Hellij licld) for I, 2, 3, -4 or 5 days, 10-15


a.m.


MOREC.-\M.BE and Lancaster (via Pres­ ton) 1 or 5 days, 7-12 a.m.


LLANDUDNO, etc. (via Liverpool) for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 days, 8 a.m.


MANCHESTER (Belle Vue) 9-10 a.m, ST. MALO (Ha London and Southamp­ ton) for 15 days, at S a.m.


DOUGL.-VS (via’Liverpool). Steamers at 10-30 a.m. .and 2-45 p.m.


DOUG-L.-VS (via Fleetwood). 10-30 a.m.


W E D N E S D A Y , Aug; . 1 3th.


BRIGHTON Dover, Hastings, Ramsgate, Eastbourne, Bournemouth, and South Coast resorts. Isle of IVight and Cham nel Islands, for 3 or 15 days, at 2-5


BIRMINGHAM (L. and N.W.) for 3, 5 or 7 days, at 12-90 p.m.


DOUGLAS (via Liverpool). Steamers leave at 9-15, 9--45 and 10-30 a.m., "2, 2-


DOUGLAS (via Fleetwood). Steamers at 10-30 a.m. and 3-30 p.m.


SOUTH COAST Resorts (via L. and N. W.) for 8 or 15 days, at 12-20 p.m.


BATH and BRISTOL (L. and N.W.) for 3, 3. B, 8 or 15 davs at 12-20 p.m.


EASTERN COUNTIES -y- Yarmouth, Cromer, Lowestoft, Norwidh, etc., for 6, 7, 13 or 14 days, at 7-39 a.m.


NOTTINGHAM, Loughboro’, Leicester, etc., for 3, 5 or 7 days, at 7-39 a.m.


NORTH OF IRELAND—Mr. R. T. Marshall’s Personally conducted tour.


LO.NDON— Mr. J. Rigby’s Personally Conducted Party.


S U N D A Y , Augf. 1 0 th .


BLACKPOOL, day, 7-35 a.m. LYTHAfM, Ansdell and St. Annes, day, 7-32 a.m.


FLEETWOOD and Thornton, day, 7-32 a.m.


■MORECAMBE and Lancaster (via Helli- field) for 3 or 9 days, 8-10 a.m., through train.


CHELTENI-L-YM, Gloucester and Wor­ cester for 3, 4, 5, 8 or 15 days, at 12-20 p.m.


p.m.


BL-VCKPOOL, half-day, 1 or 5 days, at 6-50 a.m., through train, 1-lB and 1-25


LYTHAM, Ansdell and St. Annes, 7-12 a.m., and 1-25 p.m.


FLEETWOOD and Thornton, S a.m. and 1-25 p.m.


SOUTHPORT, half-day, 1 or 5 days, 7-30 a.m., through train, and 1-25 p.m.


LIVERPOOL and New Brighton, 'half-day 1 or 5 days, 7-12 a.m. and 1-25' p.m.


MORECAMBE and Lancaster (Ha Helli- field) for 1, 2, 3 or 4 days, 9-3 a.m. and 6-8 p.m.


45, and 5-30 p.m., and 12-50 night.


MORECAMBE and Lancaster (Ha Pres­ ton) 1 or 1- days, 7-12 a.m.


LLANDUDNO, etc. (via Liverpool) for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 days, 8 a.m.


LANGWATHBY (Ha HelUfield) 6-59 a.m. Steamers ■ ’


KENDAL, Windermere, Silverdale, Arn- [ side, etc., 1 day, 7-12 a.m. BENTIL-VM, Weniiington, etc., one dav, 8-40 a.m.


CLAPH.-VM and Ingleton, 1 day, 9-4 a.m.


iM'ANCHESTER, half-day, 12-20 noon. DOUGLAS (via Liverpool). Steamers leave at 10-30 a.m. and 2-45


DOUGL-VS (via Fleetwood), at 10-30 a.m.


T H U R S D A Y , A u g . 14th.


DOUGL.-VS v,via Fleetwood), at 10-30 a.m.


Steamer


BLACKPOOL, half-day, 1 or a.m., through train, and 1-25 p.in.


days,


LVTH.-VM, Ansciell and St. Annes, day, 7-12 a.m.


1 HORN ION (for Cleveleys) and Fleet- wood, at 8 a.m,


SOUTHPORT, half-day, 1 or 5 days, at 7.-12 a.m. .and 1-25 p.m.


LIVERPOOL and New .Brighton, half- day, 1 or 5 days, at 7-12 a.ni. and 1-25 p.ni.


MORECAMBE and Lancaster (via Uelli- tield) for 1, 2, or 3 days, 10-15 a.m.


MO.REC.-VMBE. and Lancaster (Ha Pres­ ton) 1 or 3 dins. 7-12 a.m.


Ll,.\NDUDNO (via Liveip-ool) for I, 2. 3 4 or 5 day.s, at 8 a.ni,


DOUGLAS (via T.lverpooi), Steamers leave at 10-311 a.ni. .uid 2-1,' FRIDAY , A u g . 15th.


to p.ni.


BL.VCKPOOL, Lytham. .\iisdcli and St. -•\imcs, d-ny, 7-12 a.ni.


1 H.Oi'lN 1 ON (tor Cle\e'e\s) and .I'lcet- WQod, ila y , 8 a .in .


-MOREC.-\MBE and l..aiicasier field) for 1, 5 ur 11 days, 10-1.5 a.m.. and 1-19. 3-38 6-8 p.iii.


S A T U R D A Y , Aug'. 16th.


BL.ACKPOOL, Lytliam, .-Vnsdell and St. Amies, day, 7-12 a.m.


1 HOj-4N 1 ON (Cleveleys) and Eleoiwood, 8 a.in. and 1-25 p.m.


MORECAMBE and Lancaster for 1, 4 or 10 days, 6-59, 8-5, !i-3, 10-15'a.m., 1-49, ‘4-40 and 6-S p.ni.


L.VX'GWaVlHBV (via Hellifield) 6-59 a.m. KEND.-\L, Windermere, etc., dav, 7-12 a.ni.


C u l TH E R O E AN D B LA C K B U R N . What interests our triends in Blackburn


iiucresis us in Clitheroc What is more, it equally benefits us w'hen it is an item like tire following, whicii gives facts so


helpful to many men and women here in our town. “1 think it was sleeping out on the veldt


in Soutli -Africa that was the cause of my Iddney trouble and lumbago,” says Mr. J. Rostron, of 15, Cheltenham street, Eeamington road, Blackburn. “On several occasions I have been off- ivork witli these complaints; any cliangc in the weather af­ fected me and brought on sharp, stabbing pains across die small of my back. -After a time they would c'li.'uige to dull, aching pains.


“I couldn't bend down to lace my boots


properly my back was so bad. I noticed chat, when my back was bad the water was un atural. Medicine after medicine 1 tried, but die


one that has done me most good is Doan’s backache kidney pills. I -was in a very bad-way before -1 first took these some years ago, but two boxes of die pills put me right. I liave used them on several occasions since and they have never failed to bring me the relief I needed. “I tliink Doan’s pills are a diampion


medicine for kidney complaint and lum­ bago. Signed) J. Rostron,” Trice 2s. 9d. a box, six boxes 13s. 9d;


of all dealers or from l<'oster-McClel!an Co., 8, Welis-street, Oxford-street, Lon­


don, W. Don’t ask for backache and kidney pills, ask distinctly for Doan’s backache kidney pills like Mr. Rostron had.


Low nnooR PRESENTATION.—At tlie -W ’esleyan


Chapel, on Sunday, Mr. Jos. Seedail was made the recipient of a walking stick, for the valuable services he 'has rendered in coT.ection with the choir. Messrs. W. Wilkinson and W. Tattersall made the presentations, the recipient returning tlianks in suitable terms,


OUTING.—The members of the com­


mittee, shopmen and a few friends con­ nected with the Union-street Stores had a very enjoyable-trip to Sldpton and Bolton Woods, last Saturday. The journey was accomplished in Messrs. Strickland and Hacking’s comfortable motor char-a-banc. A short time was-spent in-Sklpton, many of the places of interest being visited. Reaching the woods, ■ several members of the party essayedi the leap over the Strid.


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Great Holiday Attpaetion at the EMPIRE, FANTOMAS 99


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IS a villain who has not a single redeeming feature, and he is seen at his worst in “ The Beltham Mystery, which forms the subject of this Drama. Remember, this picture will or.ly be shown bn Therefore, be sure of your seat by booking it in advance.


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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. No INCREASE IN PRICES.


J I '.f l C n i » A I « S O W L A N E . E S 3 i ■ t;


SubL.equeinly they motoi'id to the Black Hor.se Hotel where an excellent -spread awaited them, l i ie return journey was ac­ complished in good time, Ciitheron being re.-iched about 9-30.


HOLID.-VA .S OYER.—Work was re­


commenced on .Monday at tlio three mill.-, and Alessrs. Steiner’s Printworks. Black­ pool and Morecarabe claimed the major portion of the holiday-makers. Those ■vis­ iting Scarborough, who numbered fourteen, were in the aJanning collision on the rail­ way at Healey Wood Bridge, near Man­ chester road Station, Burnley, on Friday night, and received i shock, one carriage luring the footboard torn away. Forttui- atply r.o one was injured. The weather during the week lias been all that could be desired.


WHALLEY. THE HOLID.-AYS.—The mills and


works'nops stop to-morrow (Friday) night for the annual holiday, and, in view of tlie prosperous year wJiich has been en­ joyed by ithe cotton operatives, a record e.xodus is e.xpected. The practice in vogue in many towns of establishing holiday savings clubs, does not obtain to any great extent at WTia.Iey and Billington.


DE-ATH OF MR. JOHN BROWN.—


The death occurred, on Sunday, at the early age of 37 years, of Mr. Jno. Brown, I’ark Villas. Deceased had resided in


‘Whalley for about eight years, during which time he gained many friends, to whom his demise came as a painful sur­ prise. He was in tlie employ of the Co­ operative Society, and, for two years had acted as secretary of the Education Com- niittee, a position which 'he filled vdth marked ability. For a short time he was also on the Committee of Management, For twelve months, he discharged the duties of secretary of the Floral and Hor­ ticultural Society. During the time he re­ sided in the village, be was a popular member of the Wesleyan choir. General' sympathy goes out to the widow and anh child. The funeral took place on Wed­ nesday afternoon. Prior to the interment of the remains in the Parish Churchyard, a .short service, conducted -by the Rev. C., Caro, was held in the Wesleyan Chapel. Members of the Co-operative Education Committee were present.


Are you insured against th’ e weather for


youir holidays? Buy your Raincoat fronn Redmayne’s,' and insure yourself for rain, or shine. Smartest styles for Ladies and Gents., 32/5 and 42/-, 9, Market Placet and 1, Church Street. (Tel. 58).


P. S. A, The usual meeting was hold last Snudny


when the chair was taken by Mr. G. Fletcher. Mrs. A. Coates gave an acceptable solo and Mr. Bilsborongh’s string band rendered efficient and valuable service. Mr. J. B. Rowley of Blackburn, gave an eloqnent addres.s on the wav to bo happy.


(via Helii- 6-59, 9-3, -1-51 and


I I r * ' We have


inrlu(lin<> the |iAi<ni l^)ckrl^ tli.M


NtW WAY/ ; TM / f / \ OD W« L


New Penny Browns


For multUf-oKfil men. Russet


Browns Cor o ld me.n.


Browns Browns EvfTyw'iitirv,


SliiicK; for ) ou.


Eiedmayne & R&ad, .'Mill lo mi;.i-iiH- tioii)


9/S will not S.iij or I'nli ol Slia|),:. THE SMAHTFIT TAILORS, § 9, Market Place £ i Church St. S I


p.m. Steamer


IEverybody’s Wearing Them


What? Why Browns! What Browns?


(K)i\ut Browns


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