jday Next . •KUUM.S, CLITHKKOK.


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i.S. KVKIvGUKEN'S, liOsp i1 Mdndav, l-'ob. I2th, i9o?


til'll Salo Ht 2 p III.


■Kon.MS, rUTHKROK. Mil. L


Haiikruptcy.


’l. Moor Lane, Clitheroe j ' !:


>KN instructed by Chas. *'!iei U U.'ceiver in Bankruptcy y Aiu-lii'u !it the above roouij


ur** ivmoviui tor conveniency of .>l»AY, Fh'Ii 21st, l ‘)0G. >K nt H Mi;Sl»L\L IXSTfir.


I' l.K DKALKK, including •> :: ,i\e.‘ll.‘nt I’ianos, Violins, anj lum.-nts; Clarioneltes, Flute* rt. Vii-lincello. Gramophone ijiiintity ot Music and all .iie<; 2 now Sowing


, Sh.'p Fitting'S, ike. For full •.•rs >'r n*‘\ t w«-eks paper.


I'KN. Auitioneor and Valuer .mil-, riitheroe.


I'veb* Fittiiiijs and Acce^ '


I.KS by :unini'oment. ti>r .Mortpii^e, Transfer, Probate


^A LFS at the Rooms the First M-'iith.


_ Amendment) Acts, ISbS & Igg: Mr. H. Jackson


Live Stock Auction Mart.


(.'I all classe.' of Stock


HESDAY, Feb. 21st Entry already to hand. li •it. 'i, Ballot Ht U) b") a.01.


tarv: H. i' S FAhMCIE, Gi-liiinie. Clirheroe.


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-He. FreelmM H'Jl'SK and SHOP .w-ru'-t'.i*.—F'.r panieiibira ai)ph


'l;.'' and I’thei^. — ■ tr- ity, ui ‘im


•T. .Monraj'i- Strei-t, Glitheroe. ti'u Kb leii .Slock GEESE ani


iivinu'-i " ui. tw .eood bedroom: try an i pili.'idfd tronls.—AppU


in .^^-ntague Street,


1 't -''Id K'tablislied General and >U: i ITITING BUSINESS :.iro - F.t putii'U'.ars apply Y


ai.-.i I'll 1.-'. .- •lie* layin;^.—Apjilr <


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ehoap. a 'juairity of Edison an: 11 B ib * ' 'B I 'S . nearly new.— Applj


1'. 'iratton Stri*.-t. <Jlitheroe. ■') 1'1'A' IK, No. 2, Hawthorn Place


iCli 'ru'-ker. Briiiii^orley. IV Fa nr- ;


Bur-- brod I’lymMiith Itocl lino laying •


Indian Kunner , et, Low' Moor


;s.M. i.v/»/.;i-:s'riox, kidney IJ n.-i C'-i-ii from a disordered .■.■•y. .MIIH,P:irs GOLDEN • i.-t about Id. a day, never },


Ti-d with. Av^-'Ut. Mr. Kix< Ibiior-.o, Bov. Father Kirwan,


libl, Blackburn, writes;—“Tboj viituo- f.ir curiiii' that you claim ,


aiiytiuno fur DISPOSAL kindly wn lo ro. -Larr'ost Circulation


I' by Private Treaty, 7 Cottage- in Sipiaro.— Further particular* .•11-1'll. Wilkin C'ettaee.


, Mo.-nt f'T Pennsylvania Shank*,| -. — .At AVi 1 .SI)nks, IronmongeR,i


an6 /iSour.er>,


t x e n t s , ^ o b t^ in ^ s , &c. I'.r two w.irking men ;


lit- h"!!!'- - -.Apply 1i. .MontiigucS.


I'.MM.MK.VI'.S tor two to join.cT iin-.i ;t


■:i rit.- i'KK.Mi.-,ES in Chuiti I , 1 I’V M•.•5?rs. Tillotsos


'•room.—Applj -


i‘- :iL'i >pirir Viiuit •i and Stores.— ■ : Str.-t, i:hlii..r'i.'.


DWKLMX.;.house No. 1' lu'o .Strooi ('litheroo formerly


.All--"- B h-rt.'. There are -id a iaroo lumlier room alsothr


i.'-T'. Th- 1. .u>e will be repairs •.Apj'Iy t ' 1’, H. Porter, 47 Castk


'K .M''I'NT,” containing four . drtwiro-r .om, dining-rooff>


I i," larg.. co'nmodious Hou?'? n


nlb-ry, iiathroom. and -Apply .lu.soph W


ardi


-.Mr... II.K.ST, (Liitfi of Clitheroe) ' Kt..ria .‘itreot. SuperW'


ic '1 private-. View of Sesafld M EM O R IAM . I 'TV ot A


f -bruary I'tth, 1901, of Enteric | etliloio-iij, South Africa.


A'iu.ia.m H


|ii d".i !. but not forgotten, ti"‘ 'Vit i; US to-day ; lotight of him is something will n*‘-.-or j)uss away,


ib-iiiomltrani'e of our dear sister [ '.vho (li...l Felj. 8th, 1905.


I’lillioroo.


i" tr'-m our liorne. net trnin our lutarte.


N T E R M E N T S .


Tilton I.eeee. Bright Street. 08 P im .bdin James HaU. Woonel*^ moritli.


ot h Daw.-on, St. Paul's Strf6> lAlnor, 7x vear.<?.


. nstle Street Clitheroe.


, --i, ■]'r..tt.T, ..Albert Street, lof years.


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* Bland, Esliton Terrace, 0 5^^ ublishod by Jaa. BobiUfl®®'


^ ^ . •S’itfH P f i B Wesley Chapel, Clitheroe-


R E V . W . A . L .A B R U A « i Wm. L, GRIME P u b l ic Meeting on Monday.


HOME MISSIONARY SERMONS. On Sunday Next, February I8th. PKEACHEK:


(Burnley). Secretary to llie District Synod. Services at 10-30 and U.


HOUSE & STEAM COAL CONTRACTOR, FOULSYKES PRIVATE SIDINGS, CLITHEROE.


His Wo r sh ip t h e ma y o r , Cnuncillor J. T. Wbipp, will preside. ADDRESSES BY


AND OTHERS.BEV. W. A. LABBUM ________ Meeting to Cominenco at 7-30 p.ni.


Collections at each Service and at tlie Meeting on behalf of the Eunds of the Home Mi.s.sionahy Society,


Sole Agent for Towneley Collieries whose noted Coals are now being sold at Popular Prices.


Also Agent for Cock Bridge and all the Principal Collieries. Special Quotations for Waggon Loads to any Station. Best and Cheapoat Bagging Honso in Town.


Coals in Bags or Cart Loads dolivered in Town or Country., Farmers specially entered for at 8d. and 8jd. per owt.


A TRIAL SOLICITED. Orders by Post or Telopbono reooivo prompt attention. Telephone 51


W. L. GRIME, (JOLLIEUY AO K ST .


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'r‘'"'KS, Garden Rollers, Lawr t iroons. comploie with grass boi r


TWO S E R V IC E S YVill be held in the


LIBERAL CLUB, Weilgate, on


Sunday Next, Feb. I8th Speaker:


MISS A. BROADLEY, (I’eJiham) Tran-e Speaker and Clairvoyant.


All should hear this Girl Medium, (12 years of age.)


Afternoon, 2-30. SUNDAY FOLLOWING,


MR. WM. HILDITCH. A Hearty Invitation to all.


• • • • • • • •• • •• Mount Zion Chapel.


Sunday Next. Feb. I8th Morning 10-30; Evening G o'clock. Preacher:


Rev. S. JOHNSON, of Blacklmrn. Evening, 0-0.


TO HE SOLD * it more lots 1


:; -•■r. F'Ttiti-'d Bailiff under the r o R .


3 p - r n - .


MEN ONLY. “ Why I Believe in the Bihle.”


Subject: . . The Singing will be accompanied by the Church Band.


CLITHEROE BAND OP HOPE UNION A Pour Nights’ Gospel


T e m p e i ^ ^ i n o e A m i s s i o n AV ill bo held in tho


WEIAVEIRS’ INST’ ITTIJ’rE , Commencing at 7-30. To be Conducted


On IVlonday, Feb. I 9 t h , by t h e REV. G. DENVER, Vicar ot Christ Cbureb, Blackburn.


Tuesday & T h u r s d a y , Feb. 2 0 th &2 2 n d , by IVIR. IVIOSS, Ot IjCCS Hall Mission, Blackburn.


Saturday, Feb. 2 4 th , by IVIR. SHACKLETON, of Accrington ami WIR. CALLAN, Of Oswaldlwistlo.


On Saturday E v e n in g , at 6-45, an OPEN-AIR IVIEETING in Ike Wlarket P la c e , to be addressed by IVIr. Cal lan. Hymn Sheets iirovid.'d. Mo Collection. Everybodv Heartily Welcome.


We d n e sd a y , Feb. 2 1 s t , The Prizes & Certificates W.eii by tlie Sebolars tor Essay Writing, will be in-esenled by


Counci l lor T. GARNETT, C.C., in t h e Wesley School . Chair to be taken at 7-30, by T. T.vtteu.s.vll, Esq.


A Collection will be taken in aid of the above Union.


Spiritualism! Spiritualism!


PUBLIC HALL, CLITHEROE.


To-Morrow (Saturday) ; and Sunday*^!! P E B E U A E Y 17th, & 18th.


Great and Expensive Engagement. A Trent for Juniors.


United fllelliDdisl Free G Enteptaineps, fiureli


THE CELEBRATED LONDON LOW MOOR. Musical, Dramatic, Humorous-


MISSIONARY SERMONS


Will be preached in tho above place,


On Sunday Next, Feb. 18th, 1906 BY THK


Rev. J. Billington.


Services : iUorning, 10-30 ; Evening, U o’clock. In the Afternoon, at Two o’clock,


A Missionary Meeting Will bo held.


Chairman : Mr J. Hartley-


Speakers : Messrs J Ford & J W. Blackburn Soloist; Miss Hamlllton


Collections will bo taken at the close of each Sorviei) in aid of the Homo and Foreign Mireion Fund.


Your presence *.t suppott are resjiectfully solicited Mr. George F. Powell,


MISS EMILY GLOEBUBY, -


AND MR. TRELVIN WYNNS.


Tho Eminent Society Entertainer, in bia Celebrated half-hour Entertainment. Fancy, Fun & Fr ivol i ty.


Special Engagement of the GREAT PIANIST—


^\Vm Arthur Cooke, At ti>e Pian o -


The Paganini of the Piano.


Part 1 —Popular Musical Programme. Part 2.—Humorous Musical Recital. Part 3 —T wo Men and a Maid, a Comedy Operetta in One Act.


- IVIr. W a l te r Evans .


Doors open on Satuiday Afternoon at 2-30, to commence at 3 o’clock. In the Evening the doors will open at 7 o’clock, to commence at 7-30.


Admission for School Children, 3d. & 2d. Adults, 2s , is., & 6d. Seats may be hooked at tho Advertiser ” OtHco, Clithoroo.


On SUNDAY, FEB. I8th, Mpr Xwo GrzBnd SACREID CONCELRXS,


will be given, and in order not to interfere with tbo Services of the Places of Worship in tho District, the Concerts will not commence until 3 o’clock, and .s o’clock.


Doors open at 2-30 and 7-30. Grand and Popular Programmes at Popular Prices. - Mr. James Howell.


Mr.RICHARDSON TAYLORS P'i I


3®: PUBLIC HALL, CLITHEROE.


SATURDAY, Feb. 24tfi, 1906 FIRST VISIT TO CLITHEROE OF


IVIR. CHARLES PA R K E R ’S F am o u s /EOLIAN OPERA COMPANY!^ INCLUDING-----------


A% is s R o s e A ld e rm a n , Tho Popular MEZZO SOPEtNO.


^ i s s E lm m n P e r c i v a f , (Soprano.) AAr. TTom H ib b e r t (Tenor.) AAr. R o b e r t B .,e acb , (Baritone.)


THE ABOVE COMPANY have iimt with the greatest success at all the lu.ading Concerts in tho United Kingdom during the last, four years tour...................................


y iA zB s t e r C e c i l B e r n a r d , The Wonderful Hoy Humorist


Mr. James Tomlinson, Solo Uiolin. A c c o m p a n i s i : : AAr. ^ V i l l iam L^awi-on.


MR. RICHARDSON TJAYLOR, HUMORIST, MIMIC. VENTRILOQUIST, &c.


DV'Only A p p e a r a n c e In Cl i th e ro e th i s Winte r .


Admission'.—Reserved Seats, 1/6; Second Seats, 1/- Back Seats, 6d.


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Doors open at 7 o'olook, Conoert to oommenoa at 7-30.. . Early Doors at 6-45, 3d. extra to all parts.


CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO FIRST AND SECOND SEATSSONLY (Ticket holders admitted without extra charge by early doors).


TICKETS may be bad and SEATS BOOKED at the ' 'ADVERTISER " OPP’ICE,


Also Tickets may be had from SIR. E. JACKSON, Chathurn Road,.CHtheroe; ^ and -MR. E. TAYLOR, Low Moor.


Don’t miss it or you will regret it I Hi mit M I .S r.l ' I- - - LI '


The N ew Cafe, 4, Castle Street,


FOR Luncheons, Dinners, T&as, &c.


Fancy Bread, Scones, Tit-bits &c JPEX BREAD


VOSITIVE CURE FOR INDIGESTION Large Room f o r P a r t i e s .


Ko. 1098 — Registered as a New.spaper. PARISH CHURCH, FEB. 18th. Advertise in this fSewspaper Larg-e.st Cir cula t ion Rest Advertlstnj: Medium. Tel. 23. PUBLISHED WEEKLY.— PHIUK ODE HALE-PEMMT.


WEAVERS’ INSTITUTE A Grand Ball


S A L ^ r O R O . (Arranged by the Rlackburn Camping Parly) will be held TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, FEB. I6th, 1906.


Mr. H. O. BEST’S Celebrated Orchestra Prom Blackburn, will be in attendance. Dancing from S to 2.


Tickets One Shi l l ing each. Refreshments Pi'ovided at Reasonahte Prices. LoinllloDrGriGkBtGIii^ OLD SCP^OOL, Church Brow


The Cilthcroa Spiritual • Progressive Society


CHAMPIONS NE.L. AMATEUR LEAGUE. THE ANNUAL


Social Presentation


OF MEDALS will be held in the DAY SCHOOL, To-Night (Friday)


Peb. 16th, 1906, To commence at 8 o’clock.


Admission 1/-


TWO SEETICES Sunday Next, Feb. 18th, Speaker:


MR. E. HOSKYN, (Of Colne) Trance Speaker and Clairvoyant. Ar. 2-311 and Gp.m.


LYCEUM AT 10. On Sunday, Feh. (i5th, Mr. K. M. Abramham


The West African Coloured Medium, is booked Hymn Hooks provided.


Reinernber irh e - - Barrow Cricket Club AfiNUAL BALL IN THE Assembly Rooms, Whalley,


On Friday, February 23rd, 1906, GENT’S, 21-


LADIES, 1/6. ••• • •• •■ 'nl'iL U CHtheroe Park Road F. C. The Committee of the above Club beg to announce another of their


To-Morrow, (Saturday) Feb. 17th., AT THE


WEAVERS’ INSTITUTE,


Pianist : MES. SELLAKS. JI.C’s ; Messrs. L. MOON & T. HAILEY ADMISSION 6d.


Right of Admission Reserved. Dancing to Commence at 7-30. Floor .‘.■ppcially prepared, for this occasion DANCES


If you want Pure Bread buy Firth's.


COSTUMES Foa «6, n ew . .


S p r in g a n d S um m e r P a t t e r n s .


IN GREAT VABIETY AT


JACKSON’S, WELLGATE.


FEBRUARY 17tm, 1906.


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