THE CUTHEROE ADVERT ISER, ■i 81 J EVENING CONTINUATION CLASSES. TCe CHtheroe Higher Education Committe propose ot hold


Evening Continuation Classes F T


at the following Schools during the Session 1906-7 : . ,


COUNCIL SCHOOL, Tuesdays and Thursdays, H ead T eacher: MR. P. H. FIELDING.


CATHOLIC SCHOOL, Tuesdays a n d Thursdays, Head T ea ch e r : MISS RO B E R T S .


BRITISH SCHOOL, Low Moor, Tuesdays & Thursdays Head T e a ch e r : MR. E. WOODCOCK.


I


NATIONAL SCHOOL, Mondays and Wednesdays, Head T e a ch e r : MR. H. J. DAVIES.


FRom 7 TO 9


Commencing at the National School on Monday, September 10th Septembe: 11th.


S U B « I E : C * r S :


READING, WRITING, COMPOSITION, ARITHMETIC and NEEDLEWORK may also be included.


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Tlie Classes are primarily intended for boys and girls who have left the Day improve their elementary education, but who do not feel themselves sufficiently qua u .


f i


DRAWING or other subjects and who desire to


, CpUqqi'


School Those who have passed Standards 6 or 7 may, if preferred, proceed at once to the Technical School. No pupil who is under 12 years of age, or who is in attendance at a Day School, will be admitted.


F E E S : 2 d . p e r w e e k , o r 2/- p e r S e s s io n . since 31st August, ------- -------------- ,


Pupils will be admitted FREE -ubject to the following conditions: (1) They must have left the Day Miool ■


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at least 2 years. (2) Their parents or guardians must sign a form agreeing to pay attendance is unsatisfactory.


In the case of fee paying students attending for the first time, free admission will he given to


for the following Session (or to one of the following subjects at the Technical S ch o olC om m er c ia l enoe. Elementary Arithmetic, or Junior Commercial Arithmetic) provided the conduct satisfactory and the pupil makes 85 per cent, of possible attendances and attends the


dents should join the Clases- during the first week of the session. The Committee may may at any time close any Classes if the entries or attendance is unsatisfactory or


if think fit so to do. : I! M If you have not yet joined onr


ChFistmas Clothing Club, |fiy“Do so at once!


By paying a little Every Week, it will enable you to get the extra things you will want and also entitle you to the


iVi Free Bonus which we give. C a l l a n d a s k f o r p a r t i c u l a r s


Coates’ Drapery Stores, .Liverpool House, Castle Street.


NOTICE. mOURMINCl . . a S p e c ia l i t y !


For Special Outfits in Millinery, Dressmaking, .


. Blouses,


Costumes, Jackets. Mantles, and every requisite for the completion of Mourning Orders,


HITCHON’S, I ■ f.


Top of Moor Lane, Clitheroe. All Orders promptly executed hy an efflcient Sta,ff.


p r e l im in a r y an n o u n c em en t .


W e s le y a n S c h o o l , - Waddington.


A TEA PARTY and


CONCERT will be held


On Saturday, Sept. 22nd. Partioulara next. week.


Lady’s World At the Advertiser Office


NORTH EAST LANCASHIRE AMA’PUER CRICKET LEAGUE.


League table up-to-date: P. IV. L. D.


Low Moor .............. 14 ... 10 .. . 1 .. . 3 Ribblesdale W’nd’rs 14 ... 9 .. . 3 .. . 2


Darwen Etrurians... 13 ... 8 ... 3 .. . 2 Brinscall................. 13 ... 5 .. . 4 .. . 4 Mill! Hill.................. 14 ... 5 .. . 5 .. . 4 Waddington .......... 14 ... 3 .. . 9 ..


0


Barrow ............... 13 ... 2 .. . 8 .. . 3 Whalley, Second ... 13 ... 1 .. .1 1 .. . 1


3 As this League consists of 10 clubs and the


Wanderers have joined the Ribblesdale League, there are vacancies for three clubs. Applications should he sent in at once.


FIRESCREENS AT THE ADVERTISER OFFICE. The Clitheroe team against Port Sun­


light will be Cross, goal; Henderson and Pomfret, backs; Golding, Lambert, and Singleton, half backs; Entwistle, Astin, Str.ahan. Crampton and Slyne, forwards.


It will be noted that two alterations have


been made from last week’s team. Pomfret will take the place of Waite, and Hartley Is standing down that a trial may ire given to Aslin, a Burnley player


The Range will be open forelass firing on


Saturdays 1st, 8th and 15th September. All Volnuteers must eompleto their eourso by tho loth, otherwise they will not bo olegible for prizes! ■ The eompotitiou for Tradesmen's prizes


will bo held on;Satnrday,'.’22nd September Only those Vohiriteer.s who are oll'eeieiit will he allowed to compete.


THOMAS C. ROBINSON, Captain Commanding K Company jB p O T '


: SHOE-STORES: 1 9 - n O O R -U A N E


yCLITMEROE,


T^OTICE to Pig Breeders, &o.—Good-bred BOAR kept at the Sun Inn, Waddington.


For terms apply Mr. S. Dugdale, on the premises. A Well-Bred BOAR


Hotel, Rimington. at the hotel. ^ o a n s BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE. It was scarcely a sportsmanlike action


on the part of Glossop to play as they did, their full league team. It was decidedly unfair to Clitheroe, and to escape with so small a defeat was highly creditable to them. Their play is stated to have been a grc^it improvement on that of last Saturday and their display should give the club en- couragemtnt. Speight, a local youth, who played in the left back position is said to have played a remarkably good game. Three of the Glossop goals were scored in about seven minutes after commencing the second half, and later Clitheroe had the be.st of play and seemed like winning, but they could only add a single goal.


T


per cent.—Applications to be made to W. J. N e x t S a le , S e p t . I9 th . Mitchell, Borough Treasurer.


h e CORPOR.ATION are prepared to accept LOANS of .£100 and upwards for 3 years at


Large eut.ries of best quality lying-off Cows already to hand.


Further entries solicited. Ballot 10-45 a.m. prompt.


1st V.B. BAST LANOASHIEI REGIMENT. .


Detachment Orders,


By Lieut.-Colonel J. JOHNSTON, V.D. Coihmanding.


Secretary: H. C STARKIE, Gisburne, Clitheroe.


SALE of FARM STOCK. for MARRIAGE. § i a rm s “g o §tc t


HOEROCKSFOED OLD HALL CLITHEROE.


FARM.


r i lO BE LET, by Tender, the above FARM, JL containing about 139 Acres of excellent


Pasture and Meadow Land, pleasantly situated ou the banks of the Kibble and about a mile from the Clitheroe Station, with entry on 2nd February next. In addition to the Farm House, there are good


commodious and modern Rooms which in Summer are let to visitors. The Farm is suitable for a Gentleman Farmer


or for killing or grazing. Tenders to bo sent to Messus, Eastham, Clith­


eroe, on or before 1st October, next, where con­ ditions of letting can he seen.


BALDWIX-AYLIVIX. - At St. Church, Kingsdown. Bristol, on the » jj by the Rev. J. H. Wrigley, Jl.A., vicat o ^


Mary’s Olitheroe, assi.^ted by the V,v


Mrs. Baldwin, Prospect House, Uimt • Annie Aylwin, of Dorking, Plumpton, S u s s e x ._____ _


Warner, senior Curate, st. it Henky Hall B.ildwi.v. oldest aen o late Mr. Hartley Baldwin,


i n t e r m e n t s . tL' and '


Saturdays 1st. Stli and I Volunteers must compl


Tho Range will be op|


the loth, otherwise tliejJ for prizes. The eompetition fori


Sept. -1—Mary Ann Latlmm, 2(i North SU . „ .t-John Stanworth, 37 Shaw Bridge


„ 5—Ellen°s1?nger, Workhouse, 50 je*'” Bobinse*'


Prinied and Published by J»3. 27 Castle Street Clithrroe.


13 tfk


will he held ou SatnrdI Only those Volunteers w|


he allowed to compete. ■mOMAS c l


Captain Coinnl


Parkinson, on S.VTuaiiAY, Sei'Temuhb - H. JACKSOX, Auctioneer, G '* '


GIsburne Live Stock Mart.


kept at the Black Bull For terms, &o., apply


Tour feet: are probably tender and sore, because of the hot weather. And you find it a relief to pull olT your hoots when you roach home at night—do you not r Have you tried the two-pairs-a-day plan r If not, just make the experiment and note the difference.


The best leather for this weather is Glace Kid. Light, soft, cool, Com­ fortable. We have a fine selection of Boots and Shoes made froiii this excellent material. Shall we send you a few pairs to select from ? No trouble. Styles are the latest. Nothing old-fashioned. No fancy


The two- pairs-a-day


1905, and have previously been in regular attendance at a liihlic Elementary Day School for the fee of 2s. if the pupil’s


the Classes Correspond-


and progress have been examination if one is held.


It is very desirable, both for the benefit of the students and for the convenience of the Committee,. that stu decline to commence, or


for any other reason they GEO. J. HOLME, Secretary.


P .M . and at the other Schools on Tuesday,


I g jn $ q C c ._____________


OUSE (good) FOK SALE.—Bath, Hot and Cold water, every convenience.—Apply. 1


Church Street, Clitberoe.________________ SODS and SOIL for Disposal; about 500 loads.


—Apply, Oswald Rowe, Coal Merchant, 10, Eshton Terrace. ____________ __


condition. Burr Walnut case, sweet tone,


liffht touch, guaranteed to be a sound instrument. Price 8/10/- J. W. Hayliurst, Pianoforte ri.»inr


19, Newton .Street.......................................... by Private Treaty, FIVE


__ ____ Nos. 1 to 0, Primrose Street, Clitheroe—Apply. Advertiser Office, Clitheroo.


oe


h o u se s , SALE


~r ADY’S BICYCLE to be Sold, cheap, in good I 1 condition.—Apply Advertiser Offico.


O BE SOLD, or Let.—The Shop, House, and Stock .of a .Grocer and General Dealer, 41,


Chatburn Edad.—For particulars apply to Mr. Wm. Green! 79, Chatbnrn road, or Messrs. Booth add Openshaiv, Drhggists, Darwen Street, Black-


burn._______________ _______ ___________________ ON SALE—Good HOUSE, No. 17 Eshton


P you have anything for DISPOSAL kindly make it known here.—Largest Circulation


together or separately.- Agent, King Street.


T


O SELL by Private Treaty, Eight Good HOUSES in Turner Streep Cfitheroe, either -Apply E. Chester, Estate


TO SELL by Private Treaty, a good HOUSE G


No. 48, Charlesworth Terrace, Clitheroe.— Apply E. Chester, Accountant. King Street.


ood h o u se s on sa le in St. IVIary^s Street and Brennand Street, Clitheroe.— Apply E. Chester. Estate Agent, King Street.


A RECOGNISED FACT—that for economical House Furnishing ISIessrs. Smithies & Birt-


well, 2, Shaw Bridge Street, are bad to beat. TAKE YOUR OWN MARMALADE.-Patent


L Marmalade l^Iachine Lent Wilson’s, Ironmongers, Y’ork Street.


M ARDEN TOOLS, Garden Rollers, Lawn UT Mowers, Greens, complete with grass box


from 24/-; also agent for Pennsylvania Shanks, Follow and Bates.—At Wilson’s, Ironmongers,


Y~ork Street._____________________ IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.—Every Mother who values the Health and Cleanliness of her


Child should use HARRISON’S “ RELIABLE” NURSERY POMADE. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In tins, 4.Jd. and 9d. Postage Id.—Geo. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Agent for Clithoroe—E. E. King, Chemist, 5, Church Street


^ a n l e b . PUBLIC HALL, CLITHEROE.


Secretary, 3, Wesleyan Row, Clitheroe, to whom all applications must bo sent on or before Saturday, September 15th, 1900.________________


WANTED, for the above Hall, a CARE­ TAKER.—For particulars apply to the


children; to live in; state terms.—W. S., Adver­ tiser Office.


WANTED, a PORTER—Apply Exors. of J. WANTED by working man, thoroughly


Baldwin, King Street. reliable HOUSEKEEPER, one used to BOY' Wanted, full-time or lialf-timo, at the


Advertiser Offico, 27, Castle Street. S iU t a i t o n s j ? 5 a n f e 6


DRESSMAKING. — Ladies’ Own Materials made up. Dresses renovated & re-modelled.


Will go out to Ladies’ own residences if preferred. Miss Stubbs, 3, Church Street.


A A Terrace, Clitberoe.—Apply, 56, Woone Lane Salc0 auction.


SALE OF DWELLING-HOUSES AND WATER ANNUITIES.


ON SALE.—EXCELLENT PIANO in perfeot WitALLKY, on Monday, the 17th Sei'Tembek,I900, T


'*Tot l . -A l l that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, situate in Queen Street, Whalley, in the County of Lancaster, now in the occupation of Mr. J. Noble. The property is Freehold subject to a yearly rent charge of .£1 Os. .'id. Gross


Annual Rental £10 8s Od.


DWELLING-HOUSES, situate at Exton Terrace, Lamb Eoe, Wiswell, near Whalley, aforesaid, now in the occupation of Mr. Eichard Scott and Mr. James Booth. The property is Leasehold, held for the residue of a term of 999 years from the 1st Navemher, 18S5, and is subject to a yearly apportioned rent of XI Os. 4d. Gross Annual


“ 'LotS^^ELEVEN WATER ANNUITIES OP A WVTTn-TWS OT.F' S/.T EACH of tho


8/G EACH of the Padiham Urban District Council c..,- ..r


SIX WATER ANNUITIE said Urb in District Council.


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Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe; to ,T. C. Waddington, Esci


T. R. BERTWISTLE, Solicitor.


U, Market Street, Bury.


MILL HOUSE, DUNSOP BRIDGE, WHITEWELL.


For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Burnley and Padihainj or to


Lot 2—All those TWO MESSUAGES or . o -t-c


O BE SOLD BY AUCTION by Mb. A.mos I Dukbden, at the Whai.i.et Arms Hotei,,


S ates ffluefion


M o n d a y N e x t a t 12-30 SHOET NOTICE OF SALE


FOEEST BECKS PAEM, BOLTON-BY-BOWLi,,.,


at Seven o’clock in the evening prompt, subject to X X • taker, will Sell by Auction, on the Conditiohs of Sale to be then and there pro- ' --------


NEXT, SEPT. 10th, 1909, Dm whole°o“f Farming Stock, including 30 HEAD of


-| -w- JACKSON, instructed by Mr Tot -------- ---- -----------


CATTLE, 72 Sheep, 3 Horses, .lo Headof Pou,‘ ;‘ Implements, Harness, Dairy Utensils u 250 Y'ards of Hay, and 88 Acres of ‘ Sale at 12-30 prompt.


Particulars from Owner, or H. JACKSOX


WESTBY OLD HALL, Important and Unreserved Sale


■WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12th, llioo lijOH / ' CATTLE, 10 Horses, 103 Sheep, :i Storrp-' 1000 yards of Hay and 237 acres of Win^ Farming Implements, etc. Lunch at l i . S?”’ I 12 o’clock sharp. Westby Hall is


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walk from Gisburn Station.—Particular the Auctioneer, Gishurn.


CHURCH EAST


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C O T T A G E farm MARTOX, .SK-fp-poy.


TO BE SOLD by Auction, for Mr P,'


mos DUERDEN instructed by the E.xors. of tho late Mrs. Coddinoton, will Sell by Auction as above on WEDNESDAY, September


19th, 1906, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, as well as a collection


of OLD CHINA, &c. Sale to commence at 1 o’clock, Fuller particulars next week.


mos DDERDEN, Auctioneer and Valuer, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe.


CLEARANCE SALES at tho Rooms the First


Saturday in each Month. PRIVATE SALES by arrangement. VALUATIONS tor Mortgage. Transfer, Probate


and other purposes. Fire Loss Assessor, Certified Bailiff under the


Law ot Distress (Amendment) Acts, 1888 & 1895 Tel. 095.


WHITE STONES FARM, TWISTON.


bert Hartley, to Sell by Auction upon his prem­ ises, as above, on SATURDAY, SEPT. 15t h , the whole ot his FARMING STOCK, oomprisini I newly-calvel Cow, 1 lately calved Cow, 1 Cow duo in September, 1 Cow due in October, 2 Geld Cows full ot milk, 2 eighteen-months-old Heifers, 3 Heifer Slirks, 2 fat Cows, 9 fat Swaledale Ewes, 4 fat Lambs, 1 Sow, 13 young Pigs 8 weeks old on day of sale, I Sow due to terry last day of August, Bay Horse, 16 h.h., well-known worker; narrow- wheeled Cart, farmer’s Trap, Manure Box, The“|Plano” single-horse Mowing Machine, quite new; The " Albion ” single-horse Mowing Machine, Wheelbarrow nearly new, set ot silver- mounted Harness (single), Hackney Saddle, Bridle, Cart Gears, Traces, 3 wood Hencotes, and other farm requisites ; 200 yards of svell-won Hay, to be eaten on the promises; 10 acres of Un­ broken Fog and Winter Eatage of the whole farm until 2nd day of February, 1907. The Auctioneer respectfully solicits special


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attention to the above Stock which is of good quality and wortliy of notice. Sale at One o’clock. Terms Cash.


Auctioneer’s Offices; HIGH HILL GROVE. Settle


r OST, at Newton. Brown Cur BITCH, four Li months old; name on collar. Anyone found


detaining same after this notice will be prosecuted —Apply, Alston, Newton.


§ioun6. Green-head, Sawley. F an£> ^ a n l e 6 . R o u s e s , Jlparimeufs, j^obgutgs, &c.


thoroughfare, immediate possession.—Apply, Miss Carr, 11, King Street, or J. T. Tomlinson, 31, Castle Street.


To LET.- with


Apartments, public or private. Marine Lake.


-SHOP, No. 20, Moor Lane, Clitheroo good living accommodation; main


o u n d .—ew e and lam b ; Owner can have on paying expencea.—Apply T. Procter,


The Gliilieioe Huetion Plail C


opnmaij Lim


S T O R E D C A T T LE


OF will be held at tho above Mart on SOUTHPORT.—Mrs. BEST, (Late of Clitheroe) MONDAY, Sept. 17tli


Clifford House, 5 Victoria Street. Superior View of Sea and


when Prizes will be given for the First and Second Best Pair of LYING-OFF CATTLE.


Sale to commence at 12-3u noon.


EDWARD CHESTER, Secretary.


itel A Special Sale


r . C A L E B M AU D S LE Y, has been honoured with instructions from Mr. Her­


50 Head of Choice Coloury Young Cattle,


SHEEP, 2 HORSES, HAT, WL\TEEif;£ SALE TO COMMENCE AT 12-30, PROM


PT,


Further particulars from the Owner, or HENRY JACKSO.V, Auctioneer, Gisliun,


SMITHIES BRIDGE SAWLEY.


F arm, About I mile from Chatburn Station.


TO BE SOLD by Auction, for the E.rors citt- late Mr. Thos. Pratt, on SA'I’URDAY SEPTFV BER loTH, 1906,


55 Head of Choice, Coloury Young Cattle,


2 HORSES, 100 SHEEP AXD L.IMBS 850 YARDS OF HAY


112 ACRES OF WINTEKAGE.’ Etc, Comprising


8 Roan Geld Heifers, one year old.


10 Roan Geld Heifer.e, two years old. 2 Bullocks.


4 Heifers due on day of Sale. 4 Recently Calv’en Cows.


14 Geld Cows full of milk. 4 Cows due in September. G Cows due in October. 2 Cows due in November. 1 Cow duo in December.


1 Black Mare, 10 h.h., rising 0 years old, .juiet.12; good worker in all gear, suitable for jinybodv.


1 Grey Mare (aged) U-’S li.Ii., .juiot in all harnev| and a very useful mare.


SHEEP:


50 Half-bred Scotch Ewes, uvo.thvo’} A four shea: 20 Scotch Ewes.


1 Shropshire Down Ram (two shear). 1 Leicestershire Ram (one shear). 20 Half-bred Store Gimmer Lambs.


50 Head of POU LTRY, and two Wooden Hencxr: |


The Implements and D.ury Utknsils inckir Carts, Farmer’s Gig and Ralli Car, silver id


u


ed Harness and other Gears, 2 Oiiurns, ii RaiUv Milk Cans, Refrigerator Ac.


Luncheon at 11. Sale at I'J u.


Particulars from Owner, or H. JACKSOX, Auctioneer, Gisb'Jrce.


GREAT STORE SHEEP vt LAMB SALE.


IVIOORCOCK IN N , WADDINGTOHI Near Clitukuok.


On IVIonday, Sep. UPWARDS


17th, 1906 OF 2,000 SHEIll


(DRAFT EWES, STOKE A FAT LAMBS' will be offered for Sale, including


10 Lonk Gimmer Lambs. 50 Lonk Shearling Gimmers. 10 Half-bred Lonk Shearling Giinmors winners)


300 Fat and Store Lambs.


Draft Ewes fiom Fell Side. Man.T House, Scr- thwaites, Meanley, Hancocks, and | places.


.


Entries received up to time of Sale. Sale to Commence at 12 o’clock.


H e n r y J a c k s o n , Auctioneer,


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Auction LINEDROID f a r m . BKIEKFIELD. Salev STOCK, Ac., THURSDAY. SEPTKMREP.-f - |


H. JxVCKSON, Auctioneer, Gisburne.


Sale of all classes of Stock, every alternate Wednesday.


CHAPEL HOUSE FARM, CUAIGELEI NEAR CLITHEKOi;.


(JALE of STOCK for Mrs. lO DAY, SErTKJIlIZl! 27TI1.


U. JACKSOX,


Looming on i Amitioneer.G^


■\VHINS FARM, SABDEX.


1st V.B. EAST REGII


Detach met


By Lieut.-Colonel J. Cotmmii'l


Thvv


PRESIDENT—HIS W0R| IJ. T. Whip


It has been dcritl


Rehearsals of ihi;| the conductorship F.R.C.O., on M( Sept. 24th, 1908,j the OLD SCHOOL,


All persons interti


invited to join and the Union a succesl


On the OpeninJ


sired that all possil at 7-45.— Entrancl


.1. v [


Clitheroi - Unii


o :d-


Harvest Services


S u n d a ^ l SOLOISTS ; IVIadame


lYlIss C a r r ) (F.urnll


O R G A N I S T - MR. F.f Conductor— IVl I". J ■


A D D R C I Mr. Jolin Frankland, on TH UK8 D A V, SEP. 13tl| iJ!/


JACKSON, instructed by E.ror. • James Hartley, will Soli by


,


HARVEST On Sunday Nexj


T W O SERIVIONS I SISTER (of Uowron Ho\J Seuvioks at 2-1


Collect ions will 'le TRUST !|


IV IetliD disi I Moor Lane,


On Snndtj (Suptuiiibi t


Preacher: Morning. lU-30 •


Mr. F- Da^l Evening. 6-n;


Hev. J. BiJ Offertory at llie 'Ki


leslBian llielW waddin;


■ 9. 'Vinteu!; No 1128 — M


ACCO'


BOOK! Ledgers, Day B| Memorandum


GOOD I


Ready for Delivery, I any Pattil


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