:ST FESTIVAL lUIT BANQUET.


ion of Lo\v Moor U.M.F Q harvest festival on Sundky cuiisregations assembled the morning and evening . Joint Lambert, of Tim. ,!i! well-known in the local-


d two excellent discourses a sen-ice of song, -‘ a siirk


eii by the choir, the reader . Hayliurst, of Clitheroe


i satisfactory congregation’ made at the close of each ■eeds of which were satis-


ire Iteing devoted to the .■ ning a fruit banquet was


■ tvas a good attendance, was of a miscellaneous nut was distributed at in- 'V- .vuing. The Rev. j


C A N A D A . THE LAND WHERE THE Farmer Owns his Own Farm o n e j e a r ’ s ' r S ^ ^


Landlords. We have one of the best Farming Districts in Canada, which is well settled with English- speaking people.


Children have opportunities of owning their own farms and places of business instead of workinc to Ut>on


°


We have oyer 200,000 acres of choice lands to choose from which we can sell from .£2 10s., to £3 10s per


acre, with a small cash payment of 8s. 4d.,’ per acre down balance in small payments at low interest. For jiarticulars write to one of your own townsmen,


R , F la c k ,^ \dio^has had three years experience in the Oxbow District.


Note the address, BUELLY & FLACK, Real Estate Brokers, Oxbow, Sask., Canada. iglitly Fair. Don’t Forgot your Waterproof for the


iv market on Monday there -w (>


1 stock, sheep and


■an-rmts. There was a farmers and dealers,


-d -r 111; '


a-,IS experienced at firm -aid to tUd per lb.; lamb 71d to


US land's made iTom 20s ■Id cows made ^0 to ^^13 s r.12 10s to


each. each.


h AKD VICTOR, !!i SulTered fo r Years


tHon. H e a d a ch e , W in d Liniach T o r tu re s .


iother Seigel’s Syrup ir of her Miseries.


- '.'n - cf thu- most common r' !!> ' ailments. It loads C


; iniijurities, which accu- I'.eaaii gives way. Head- , Idi'iusness folliw, some-


liii'-;. tpiuble, and thus you ■ i'ja'ily diseases. Mother


'e\a-ms all this. It tones your tviwels to healthy


"iir siumach to digest your >ur liver, and drives impur- system. This is how it


U 'W.'dis, of (dr'Ct-sffordd.


a-c-rs. ( larmarthenshire, as -u.'-m dated Jan, 12, lilOti


ND RUN DOWN.


' su.'iVrer lor ye.trs irum I i ■ -g.iii i.dsing Mother 1 del .ii\v.!\, a bad taste '••• mornings .md a thickly


••


'■1'’. ,i|i[oiit.: w.is ocior. and ■.US'-'; me ,gre,it [eiin at the i-T'-d terril.ly fr.;ini head-


. .uid felt weak and run :'c!i'i,\r to constip.icion, and ' at ilio nx)t of all my 1 tocik did me .my good ■ Moth'-r Seigeld- Syrup,


■


i. Inis wonderful medicine '•'■:s. and soon all the other '• and I was as well as


ddsSyrupisan absolute (ilgc.slion. constipation, no, palpitation, bilious- r other form of Stomach


contains T h r e e times ms the l/H size.


AT M O U N T ZION. . .dioni'i'. i-onsideri.ng tlie


1.lions ,:ssernl,ied in Mount ’• ■


I on .Saturday evening, s given by the members


MethrHlist Choir, foxhill 'll-'. An excellent pro-


.•idue'l which was greatly udiene.,-. GIc'^js were ren- ■


r in jjieasing manner, and :arteii.-s, bv Mrs. Chanib- .Mr. W’. Ch.imters and


. Mr. T. Hartley gave ..


.Mr. J. Addison i d the must tal items.


ated P R E S E N T S ,


I/- E a c h .


Coloured Pictures by rker, of Waddington,


er Artists. ;iser Office


S TO U R . lie "way. General lotor tour. Tjhe him were , the th Teligon, the lalvation ommunity, and ated classes fot


Holiday.'. ' Redmnyncs’ have the largest Eolecliou of Motor Coat.', Rain Coats, and Waterproofs in the district. Prices from lo'/ll to H /- In.spection Invited. 1, Churcli Street.


H ig h C I ^ s . C o n f e c t i o n e r j L Mrs. Whittaker, (Late Post Olfice Buildings,)


28 85 30, Parson Lane Agent I'oa


Fullers Chocolates, Sweets, &c.


WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, and CHRISTENING


CAKES and FANCY CAKES, &c. PUKE CONFECTIOXERY.


Silver and Cutlery for hire. J.Walshaw^Co.


The Popular Gent’s Tailors,


have now a . . .


Complete choice selection of the very Best Goods for the Season,


and tliey will l.ie offered at reasonable prices


LOUNGE SUITS Id S


B E [roiii 21/- asuF


Hole the name Particularly and see that you get to the right shop.


J. WALSHAW & Co.. Market Place, Clitheroe.


Liberal Club. •The Large Room of the above Club |o bs


Itt (or Dancei, Par'tei, etc- PIANO IN ROOM.


Termj on application to thi Steward. Sfiaiii ^Williams,


SLATERS and PLASTERERS,


heg to announce to the Public of Clitheroe and District that they have


Commenced Business


on tlioir own account and hope by strict attention to Business, to merit a siiare of Public patronage.


kesiiienees :


No. 43, Whalley Road AND


No. 5, d ie s Street. Ol'ksliCiJj ;


Old V/eavers’ Institute, Salford Repairs a Speciality.


Edward Chester Accountant & Auditor,


King street, Clitheroe.


Secretary to the Clitheroe Auction Alart Co., Ltd Fat Stock Sales every Monday. Dairy Cattle Sales every Tuesday.


^Kont tor Insurance of Live Stock and Farm Produce.


General Insuranoe Agtent for Fire, Life, Aooldent, Fidelity, Plate Class, &o. House and Estate Agent.


Ty pewrit ing done on the ehortcBt notice at reasonable terms.


Tt T H E


H O P E A G E


O F T H E Addressing a large meeting promoted by


the Gafiworkers and General Labourers’ Union on the eve of the Trades Union Congress in Liverpool, the Countess of Warwick appealed to mothers for co-ope.t-i- tion, and urged all to gather round the Red flag because it was “ the hope of the ages, the cause of the world.” Let them rear one creneration of men and women completely developed, she said, and they would sweep capitalism and wage slavery mto an etern-l


limbo. AreYou Thinking large quantity r n ‘ “


It so, we 'P®, with a


of Buying a RECULATOR CLOCK? nrn lust the iieopla to supply you goods and have


found thorn We -have also the ^ I 't A


® eatest satisfaction, y o r r p C c h a s r a U a h io


Now is the time to buy one. Call and see them. • •


watches. Clocks, Brooches, and every kind of Jewellery Repaired.


Keeper and old worn Wedding Kings made as Dress Kings.


For GOLD WEDDING RINGS WE STILL LEAD.


. - alarm clock, Prices from 3/6. V o have sold a A FWia CURB TO ALl..


A Oentlemfin who bus suffered from General DobIMty, Nervousness, Brain Fap from Ovap Study, Sleople.sness, kc. wtU bo pleased to forward particnlars of simple solf-troatmcnl lo all Suffererji, on receipt of stamped addressed envelope It is likewise a sure cure for I’ufHncss under tlio eyes, Neuralpla, Skin Diseases, Liver Complaints, Loss of Appetite, Norvons Diseases of all klndi. Predisposition to Consumption, KIdnoy Diseases. Impurities of the Blood. Headaches, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Loss of Energy, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Lung Troubles, lihoumaiism, Backache. Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, and a number of other ailments. He will also send a


F R E E SA IW P LE


of the remedy. Write to day. It will cost yon nothing, am. cure Is certain. Address;— W. MOIIOAN, Eso., 3^ Randolph Street, Camden Town, London, N.W. Name this


paper.


This House Coal, which is recognised as one of the mo s t e c o n omic a l


in the


market, and specially sui ted fo r F a rm a n d C o u n t r y Houses, can be obtained


at the Pit or from any of the undermentioned agents at re a s o n a b le pr ices.


Mr . W. L. GRIME, Clilheroe. Mr . O. ROWE, Clitheroe. Mr . R. DUGDALE, Clitheroe. Mr . W. YATES, Chatburn. Messrs, J. D UC KWORTH & SON, Gisburn.


• Mr . SMALLEY, Grindleton. T H E GREAT SKIN CURE SUDDEN’S S.R. s k in OINTMENT


will cure Itching, after one application; destroys every form of Eczema; heals old Wounds and sores; acts like a charm on bad Legs; is infallible for Piles; prevents Cuts from festering; will cure ringworm in a few days; removes the most obstinate Eruptions and Scurvy. Boxes, 7Jd. and Is.


l id . Agent for Clitheroe:— J. HARRISON, Chemist, Castle Street.


T H E GREAT HARWOOD COLLIERY Co. Ltd. , M a r th o lm e Pits,


Gdb1( Bridge Goal.


NEWTON & SLAIDBURN HORT ICU L TURA L


t h e CL ITHERCE ADV ERTISER, S e p tem b o r 7th, 1906. Special Prize given by Messrs. Spiller


AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. I'lie annual show in connection with this


Society was held in the Friend’s School and grounds, oil Saturday. The -weather bein^ fine there was a large turn out of visitors. When compared with former shows we are glad to note the decided improvement in horticulture. Tliere tvas a grand display of vegetables, cut and pot flowers, and in many of the classes the competition was close and keen. This was specially so in the -case of cut flowers and window' plants. Even in the children’s section there was i great improvement in the selection and arrangement of the bouquets of wild flow­ ers.


In the dairy and produce section


there was keen competition and a grand display, so also in the Industrial and Child­ ren’s sections. In dogs there was a falling off there being but a few entries. The poultry section was scarcely equal in num­ bers to former years, but the quality was up to that of any former exhibition, l l ie Slaidburn Brass Band was on the ground and great interest was taken in their per­ formance. Every year shows an advance in their musical abilities and they deserve all praise. The refreshment tent was under the direction of Mrs. Peel, who, with her assistants, gave great satisfaction. The Judge.' were—Horticulture; Messrs. Jones, Waddow Hall, and Leeming, Lytliam. Dogs: Mr. Read, Clitlieroe. Poultry: Mr. Nelson King, Clitheroe. Dairy Pro­ duce, Mrs. tValker, Slaidburn. Produce: Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Parmeter. Industrial and Children’s sections: Mrs. Hirst and Mrs. Leo. Kiiig-Wilkinson. Mares and foals; Messrs. Wood and Colliiige.


'J'lie following is the prize list: — VEGETABLES


V G Kidney potatoes, while; 1, Mr. S. Inskip; 2, Mr. John Briggs. 6 Round potatoe,' (white): 1, Mrs. Scott;


2, Mr. John Briggs. Collection of Potatoes (three varieties of


six each): Mrs. Scott. Two Cauliflowers; 1, Mr. Dawson; 2,


Mrs. Sedgwick. Two cabbage, white; 1, S. Inskip; 2,


Mrs. Bretherton. 12 Pods of Peas: 1, Miss Cowking; 2,


Mr. Walmsley. 12 Pods of runner or dw.nrf kidney e.ins:


1, Mr. Daw.son; 2, Mr. Lceniing. 12 Pods of broad Beans; 1, Mr. .Slater;


2, Mr. Inskip. Four Turnips, not Swedes: 1, Mr. Leeti-


ing; 2, Mr. Inskip. 3 Stalks Rhubarb :1, Mrs. Crombie;


2, Airs. Strickland. 2 Sticks Celery: Mr. Dawson. G Carrots: 1, Airs. Bretherton; 2, Air.


M’almsley. ■ 3 Beet: 1, Mr. Leeming; 2, Air. Brown. 2 Lettuce: 1, Air. Dawson; 2, Mr. Petty G .Spring Onions: 1, Air. Dawson; 2,


-Mr. W'almsiey. 3 Roots Parsley; 1, Airs. Rigby; 2, Airs.


Crombie. Collection of VegeUibles, G varieties, to


include potatoes: 1, Air. Dawson; 2, Mr. Browiii. Gill Shelled Peas: 1, Aliss Cowking; 2.


Mr. Breaks. Six .Apples


Whittaker. Six Plums;


FRUIT. 1, Miss Parker; Mr.


1, Airs. Haythornthwaite. CUT FLOWERS. Four Roses: 1, Rev. J. C. Garnett; 2,


Air. Barker. Four Dahlias, double (any variety); I,


Alr.s. .Sedgwick; 2, Air. Slater. Collection of six Dahlias, (distinct varie­


ties): 1, Airs. Slater; 2, Mrs. Sedgwick. Collection of four varieties Annuals; 1,


Mr. Barber; 2, Airs. Bannister. Four African Alarigolds: 1, Airs. Sedg­


wick ; 2, Airs. Bannister. Four French Alarigolds; 1, Airs. Petty;


2, Airs. Sedgwick. P'otir Phlox, spikes, (any variety); 1, Airs.


Sedgwick; 2, Airs. Crombie. Four .'Asters: 1, Air. Barber; 2, Air.


Petty. Six Pansies (varieties); 1, Airs. Crombie;


2, Aliss Cowking. .Six single spikes, Alignonette: 1, Airs. eeming; 2, Airs. Bretherton.


1. Bouquet of Cut Flowers, (grown, etc., by


exhibitor^: 1, Mrs. Bannister; 2, Airs. Petty; 3, Mrs. Dilworth. Vase or glass of Cut Flowers: 1, Mrs.


Rigby ; 2. Airs. Crombie. WINDOW PLANTS.


Fiiscbia: 1, Airs. Crombie; 2, Miss Brown Liglit Geranium: 1, Airs. Scott; 2, Airs.


Strickland. Flowering- Begonia; 1, Aliss Gowking;


2, Airs. Boothman. Foliage Begonia: 1, Aliss Brown; .2


Airs. Bretherton. Pot Lobelia: 1, Airs. Dilworth. Hydrangia: 1, Airs. Halstead; 2, Aliss


Slater. Alaidenhair Fern: 1, Miss Cowking; 2,


Aliss Nowell. Fern (any other varitey); Airs. Crombie. Hanging Window Plant in bloom (n pot or basket); 1, Airs. A. Howard; 2, Airs.


Crombie. Collection of three Window Plants: 1,


.Mrs. H. Nowell; 2, Airs. Crombie. Best Pl;\nt in bloom( any variety not men­


tioned : 1, Airs. Bannister. DQGS.


Sheep dog, in best condition, and likeliest


HANSON’S, 13, Parson Lane, Glitheroe.


t h e l e a d in g jew e l l e r s ,


for work (rough or smooth haired): 1, J. Afarsland; 2, J, Horvard; 3, M. Hunter. Col lie, (rough or smooth): ' L R. Raws­


thorne; 2, AI. Hunter. Terrier (dog or bitch); J. Southam. Sheep Dog Puppy, under 12 months: _1, Hitchen; 2, V. .Sedgwick; 3, T. Beattie.


and Baker for Best Dog in Show; 1, R. Rawsthorne.


PGULTRY. Drake .and'Duck, any breed: 1, AIi.ss L.


Taylor; B. Hansoni; 3, J. Burton. Alinorca cock and hen: 1, J. Breaks; 2


Mrs. Dilworth. Leghorn cock and hen: 1-, T, Bleazard;


2, J. Alarsland. AVyaiidotte cock and hen; 1, E. Rush-


ton; 2, J. Briggs. Pen of three Chicken.s, I cockerel and 2


pullets, sitting breed; 1, J. Briggs; 2, T. Petty; 3, J. Bre.aks. Pen of 3 Chickens, 1 cockerel and 2


pullets, non-sitting breed: 1, J. Breaks; 2, Airs. Dilworth; 3, J. Burto:i. Cock and Hen, any variety: 1, E. Rush-


ton; 2, Airs. Rigby; 3, J. Bre.aks. S]-)ecial Prize given by Alessrs. Spiller


and Baker for Best Pen of Poultry in the Show: E. Rushton.


•SPECl.ML PRIZES FCR FGALS. The Rev. J. C. Garnett’s prizes for best


foal for team or agricultural purposes to be the property of farmers in the district were won by the following; 1, John Briggs; 2' C. Hnlley; 3, R. Barrow. Air. L. King-Wilkinson’s special prize for


Iresit mare for team or agriculttn;;l purposes was carried off by Air. John Briggs.


PkODUCE. Two pounds fresh Butter; 1, Aliss Camm


2, Airs. Halstead; 3, Mrs. .Sedgwick. Two pound Salted Butter: 1, Aliss Camm


2, Mr. .Scott; 3, Airs. Pl.alstead, Two pounds S:;lted Butter (to be depos­


ited with the Secretary on or before August 20th; 1, Aliss C;imm; 2, Airs. Halstead; 3s. Aliss Cowking. Lancashire Cheese: 1, Airs. Isherwood;


2, Air. Whittaker; 3, Aliss Bnrlon, Couple dressed Ducks: 1, Miss Burton;


2, Airs. Sedgwick. Couple dressed Chickens: 1, Miss Baton


2, Airs. Sedgwick. 12 Hen Eggs, white: 1, Airs. Rushton;


2, Airs. Sedgwick. 12 Hen Eggs, brown: 1, Airs. Dilworth:


2', Airs. Sedgwick. Two loaves While Bre:id; 1, Aliss Cow­


king; 2, Airs. J. Alarsland;- 3, Airs. Cow­ king. Two loaves’ brown Bread: 1, Aliss I.


Nowell; 2, Aliss Cowking; 3. Airs. Breth­ erton. Iced Cake; 1, Aliss Walne; 2, Airs.


Bannister. Sponge Cake: I, Aliss I. Nowell: 2.


Airs. Brethertoii' and Mrs. Strickland, equal Pastry, short; 1, Airs, Greenwood; 2,


Airs. Bretherton. Dish of boiled Potatoes: 1, Afiss


Cowking; 2, Aliss F. Sedgwick. INDUSTRIAL.


Hand-made hearth rug; 1, Mrs. Rigby :


2, Airs. Hodgson; 3, Airs. Nowell. Piece of Patch work; 1, Airs. Cowking;


2. Airs. Rawsthorne. Specimen Fancy Work: I, Girl’s Friendly


Society; 2, Aliss Wooff. H:uidiwork: Air. R. Taylor. Best polished pair of Boots, ordinary


blacking to Ite used, open to boys under 17 years of ;ige: Joseph Briggs.


CHI I.D REX'S SECTION.


Open to children under lii years of age. Cat in best condition: 1, J. Marsland;


2, Willie Briggs. Bantam cock and hen: M. A. Nowell. Hand made Calico Night Dress; 1,


Plioebe Briggs; 2, H. Bulcock; 3, .A. Wilkin.son.


Handiwork: H. Buicock.


Open to children under 12 and over 10. Calico Chemise; 1, D. Brennand; 2,


E. Kinder; 3, A. Walker. "Child’s Knitted Sock ;, I , Xb Curtis; 2,


D. Bulcock. Darning on Stocking Web: 1, A. Wilson;


2, E. Kinder. B’riting (boys only)—Alatthew v., verse


3 to 12: 1. Joseph Calverley; 2, F. Dickenson; 3, T. Wilson. Bouquet of wild Flowers, children under


12 and over 8 years of age: 1, Lorna Crombie; 2, Bertha Calverley. , Open to children under 10 and over 8. Pinafore: I, Alaggie Wilkinson; 2, AI.


Wilkinson. Knitting, pair of cuffs: 1, I. Parker; 2',


2, M. Wilkinson. Darning on Canvas: 1, M. Wilkinson : 2


E. Hitchon. Writing (boys) “Now' the day is over,”


Church hymns: 1, F. Whitfield; 2, A. Briggs; 3, R. Barrow. Open to children under 8 years of age. Plain Sewing: 1, J. Hitchon; 2, E.


Curtis; 3, E. Dickinson. Knitting: 1, R. Bretherton; 2. N.


■ Bretherton. AVriting (boys), Luke xTiii., verse 16:


1) G. Turner; 2, T. Wilkinson. Handiwork': 1. H. Kinder; 2, 0 . Wit-


ton ; . 3, XL Briggs. Bouquet of Wild Flowers: 1. E. ’ Dick- inson; 2, J. Leeming.


SABDEN. H.-kRYLST FFS'ITVAL.—Services were


held on Sunday in the Wesleyan Chapel, which was very neatly decorated. The preacher was the newly-appointed junior minister, the Rev. Harvey Field. Aliss Carrie llirtwell, of Great Harwood, tang “The Toilers” in the afternoon and “ The Vesper Hymn” in the evening. The col­ lections in aid of the trust funds amo'jnti-d to over ^8.


WILTSHIRE GRPHANAGE. — The


annual house to house collection on beUall of the above institution was taken cn Sat­ urday, and amounted to


16s. BOY HERO.—The boy, Joseph Rot'ier-


ham, of Sabden, who recently ga'liuitiy rescued four of his companions from ,lr(pwn- ing, has been presented with a watch and chain by the Rev. F:ither AIoss, S.J., of Clitheroe, who is in charge of the Roman Catholic mission in Sabden with which Rotherham is connected. The watch bears the following inscription:—“Presented to Joseph Rotherham, aged 11, for pluckily rescuing four of his companions from drowning on August l7th, 1906.”


B l is s N a t iv e H e rb s . A Box of Bliss Native Heibs is a Family Doctor


always in the house. Its use prevents and cures all INDIGESTION, KIDNEA' AND LIVER TROUBLES, SKIN DISEASES, RHEUMATISM and many BLOOD DISEASES. It is purely vegetable—contains no mineral poison. Prepared in tablet form and is easy to take.


Sole agent for Clitberoe and District: R. N. HODGSON,


Beech Grove, Chatburn. READ.


Special sermons were preached in the


school-church, on Sundaj’ , in the afternoon by the Rev. J. Robinson, M.A., vicar of Altham, and in the evening by the Rev. R. Coverdale, vicar-designate of Shuttle- worth. 'Hie offertory was for the organist’s salary' fund.


VOICE PRODUCTION & SINGING. W. D. I anson (isARITONE, Hon. Cert. T.C.li.)


Is Open to Receive Puihls ■ ■ for the above.


For .Teruis, Appljjr—. i •


56, Ohatbiirn Road, c l it h e r o e .


.


LADY’S WORLD. A d v e r t is e r O f f ic e


P.S.A.— “ 'Hie Gods we worship,” was


the' subject of an address at the Congrega­ tional school on Sunday by Mr. J. T. Holman, of Accrington. Solos were ren­ dered by Alisses Haworth, Parsons, and Wood, of Sabden. Air. H. Cronshaw, of Accrington, presided, and Miss S. Aloore accompanied the singing.


I.OW -MGOR V. BARROW. Barrow were the visitors at Low Afoot


on Saturday, when the home team managed to decide the game in tlieir favour by a resirectable margin. The home team went to the wicket first,


but scoring was only carried on at a low rate, Goodman and Ashcroft both trundling


well.


Four wickets Jiad been disposed of :it 39. Garnett then improved matters by


playing a capital innings for 70, retired. Oxburgh, Latham, and Birch each making contributions of ten, and helping the total to 12. Goodman had only 3G runs hit off him in


19 overs, for four wickets, and Ashcroft sent down IG overs, having 10 runs scored off him for three wickets. Lyne claimed two wickets for 29. Barrow fared badly at the start against


the deliveries of Pateficld and Latham, and 7 wickets went down for 33. John Wright and J. Dnckworlh did belter by scoring 19 each, and in the end the total was G9.


The Low Aloor bowling was very good, Pate- field taking six wickets and Latham four, at small cost. Scores:


Low' Aloor.


X'. Oxburgh st Everton b Goodman 10 H. Battersby b .Goodman ............... 3 R. Patefield b Goodman ................ 6 W Garnett retired ........................... 70 H. Garnett b Goodman ............... 3 J Latham c J. Wright b Ashcroft 10 W. P. 'Fomlinson c Ashcroft b Lyne 3 J. Patefield c Graham b Lyne ....


WE CAN GIVE YOU - - THE BEST VALUE’IIN - -


SUGARS FOR PRESERVING.


For Flavour or Keeping Qualities use only the Best.


CUBE SUGAR AND PURE CONE


GRANULATED—ENGLISH REFINED. SEFTON’S, CASTLE GATE.


ALSO PURE DEMERARA.


S. SPEAK, Plinsral Ulaler JHanufacluiBr,


Waterloo Road, CLITHEROE.


Head the following Analysis : I hereby certify that I have submitted to very


careful Chemical Analysis the undermentioned varieties of Aerated Beverages received from Mr. Samuel Speak, viz:—Ginger Ale, Ginger Beer, Soda Water, and Cider.


From the results T have obtained. I am


able to form a very high opinion as to the quality and purity ot these Drinks.


The flavoured beverages possessed a flne


and delicate taste, the different flavouring principles being nicely adjusted.


I can specially recommend the Soda


Water made by Mr. Speak, which possesses valuable dietetic and Medicinal proper­ ties.


GRANVILLE H. SHARPE, F.C.S., Analyst.


Specialities :


Dry Ginger Ale, and Nourishing Stont.


ij


W. Birch c Wright b -‘Ashcroft ........ 10 J. H. Wilk’son c Everton b Ashc’ft 0 J. Wilkinson retired .....


1


Extras ............ 8 Total ...129


Barrrow'.


T. Yeoman c Battersby b Latham S H. Graham b Patefield ................ 6 AV. Lyne b Patefield .................... o J. Goodman b Patefield .............. 1 J. Wright b Patefield ..................... 19 J. Patefield b Patefield .............. 2 J. Everton b Latham .............. 0 J. Duckworth st Patefield' b Latham 19 R Wright b Latham .........J........... 0 R. Waddicor not out ............f ........ 2 Extras ............ 6


Total ... 69 I I 3 Heard at the Blackburn. County Court


on Alonday:—Creditor: “Debtor is fore­ man of the Local Board.” His Honour: “And w'hat is a foreman of a Local.Board? Secretary, chairman, or w’hat? Creditor: “No, foreman over the w'orkmen.


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