) SI 2S Bi? J lu c t to n


•rrow, ES BRIDGE FARM SAWLEY.


’


imlo from Chatburn Station by Auction, for tbe Ey^^. ,


l^ratt, on SATURDAy7 sepxe}[“


I O f Choice, Colourv troung Cattle, ^


3, luu SHEEP AND LA^rue 0 yards ok ES OP WINTERaGE,’ Etc. Comprising


Ivl Hoifers, one year old Id Uoifors, two years old.


luo on day of Sale. • Calvi‘11 t ’ows. us full of milk.


•> in Septemljer. .* in October.


in November. • in iJcooiuber.


Hi hdi., ‘■isinRC years old, ouiet... Ill all guar, suitable for anybod^^


i ag,-d) 1 l-ii h.h., quiet in alUatne- SHE E P :


ri tul mare.


.i.iwii Ram (two shear), re K'lm (one shear). ■if iM


> Giinuier Lambs.


If LTRY, and two Wooden Hencotea mi:n is and D.uuv Utknsils includ«


■..r 'sG .g an dE a lliC a r .sU v e rS n t liL-. ii at 11. Sale at 12-0.


u ,,!h.-r (,...ar.s, 2 Churns, fi Eaihvay ■rrigcrator Ac.


■ ^


Is tiom Owner, or H. ,JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisburne.


rOKE SHEEP A LAJIR SALE.


CK !NN, WADDINCTOH Nkau ClilTHEUOfc:.


iday, S e p . 17th, 1906 n'WARDS OF


10 SHEEP ■ro LPiillbs.


t:. Ill Kt‘11 Side, Manor House, Sinel* , ?il.*;ir.ley, Hancocks, and other


r*HH-ived up to time of Sale. C">I.MKXCIC AT 12 o'clock.


Henry J ackson, Auctioneer, Gisburti


N. .\u:li au-er, Gisburne. i'r.'Hajinai'y Notice.


.'111 l AUM, DRIERFIELD. Saled .


. 'I'H L'USDAY, Ssi'TKMiiEa 2bril


■;WKS. STORK F v r LAMBS) i ■ ■ ibned for Sale, including iiiii'T liiimbs ';u litiu' »riinm»‘rs. 1 L'Ilk Shearling Gimmers (Pri7.9


‘‘nejs . otrh Ewes, two, three A four St,,^


a c c o u n t gO O K S !


i‘, f f i .S K s U c . , good STOCK!


Ready


for Delivery, or made to order, any Pattern.


----^ 1129-__Begistered as a Newspaper. Advertise in this Newspaper Largest Circulation.


Salvation Army, Wesleyan School, Waddington. WTO-WIORROW, SATURDAY, SEP. 22nd,


SHAW b r id g e s t r e e t .


fariesl eelEMonsIt^ a T E A P A R T Y Sunday Afternoon, at 2-15 IA G R A N D C O N C E R T


I n,n.-n- PT.if'.F take place I


turday Sunday and Monday, | sept. 22nd, 23rd and 24th.


Mil Cl PQ I SPPVIPA Given by the


Moor Lane Choir, -VA


h.vranged by the Members of the Ladies’ Sewing Class, ^ ■ ' ’w


AFTER TEA,


lUUMUCLl Owl VlliOj Salem Congregational Church Choir, Burnley.


"iVill he given by the Tea on the Tables at -1-30. Concert to Commence at 7 o’clock, prompt.


V’-iler tbe Leadership of J. W. HAA HURST, Esq Admission by Silver Collection.


PART I. Monday, Sale of Produce, 8 p.m.


Glitheroe Choral - Union. -


P,1E810EHT-HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, (J. T. Whipp, Esq.)


■ F.R.C.O., on Monday Evening ' H


EX the O


Bridal Chorus—(Rose Maiden) ..............(Cowen) Choir.


Song..." In the days of one and twenty ...(Uaine) Mr. W. A. IVelcli.


Song..................“ My Toreador ”.......... (Reubens) | Miss Addie Kellett.


Duett................. '• Great Scott ” .......(Montague) Messrs. Hargreaves and JCirk.


Song


I fear no foe ”..............(Pinsuti) Mr. G. Seed.


,' Song..............“ A May Morning” ........... (Danza) Miss L. I'aylor.


Choral Duett..."Merry Hunters” , Ladies’ Voices.


Iheconductorship of Mr. BA.NTEU, | humorous Glee “ Little t e k Horner "(Caldm^^^^


has bsen decided to comnience I Song... “ Three little Zeeland Maids "...(Proctor) Rehearsals of this Society under


Miss Keiiett.


T, Sept. 24th, at 8-15 p.m., in LD SCHOOL, CHURCH BROW.


All persons interested are cordially


mviled lo join and assist in making the Union a success.


On the Opening Night it is de­


sired that all possible will assemble a: 7 45.—Entrance Fee, 1/-


Thc Music to be taken for the l.i'SE FARM, RLMiNGTON. [.’V .f.ti.'KSON. Auctioneer, Gisburn ■ p...stars or apply to owner,or


Hiir.SE FARM, CHAIGLBV, H


R a CLITHEROE. .'lOCK fur Mrs. Leemixo, O


il 'A V. S-uteiiilier 27th, at 12-30, vir: Caul,-.


I _vcHr.s, also the Implements


Rtmisils, part Furniture, tOO bards 11. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisbum


UNS FARM, SADDEN.


FARM .STOCK, Ac., for Mr. I Ki.vso.v, on SATURD.YY'. Sept, viz:


Htbs K'.‘ i-.s, 22 Fat Lambs, 1 Wenslej* ic-ar). Poultry, Impilements, Dan) 0-' Yards H.ay, and the Fog and


•lACKSON, Auctioneer, Gisburn .Arins5 ‘g o § !c f


HAPEL HOUSE FARM; Dale ,r yiaidburn, containing and HiJ acres of Pasture Land, so and farm buildings,—APP')’


atli. HALL FA®*'’ )E. leasantlysitufed“


the above FARM, Acres of


d about a imie try on 2nd February


ouse, there are ge^ ns which in Summe , Gentleman Farwef


IIS. E,i .stii,v3', Clitt- sr, ne.vt, whore con


! „


T|b Eastls gEademi] of PlusiB fj EaBBins,


WEAVERS’ IMS TITUTE , WILL BE OPENED FOE


Instruct ion a n d Practice,


PHOMAS 1 this life Sept-1='“'


eat rest at last- %mm and SHTIIilDjlYS, 7 TO 10 P.M.


Saluriiaii SflBinoon, 2-30 Id S-30. Admission 6d.


Spdoial Classes for Learners, 7-10. Admission 8d.


J«a. B o b ^ * ' Btincipal and Teacher of Music: ^ MKS. P. SANDERS


On Su n d a y , S e p . 2 3 r d , --------- TWO----------


SEEIOSS Bii.J.W.ANNlS'


will he preached in the above Chaiiel by the


In the Afternoon ut 2-l.j, Evening, 0 o’clock.


TliP riasses will be held at the Technical School, or (if there should not be sufficient accommodation for


CULLIWTIOjyS ill aid of the. CHAPEL FUH'BH


same at t ^ t School) at some other building as may be subsequently arranged. FEES FOR THE SESSION.


A. ^Ari; (Monday and Tuesday): Practical Chemistry. One subject, 5s., each additional subject (either rn this division or in divisions B or C.), Is. . . . . . . . . „


B —Art (Monday or Tuesday): Theoretical Chemistry, Botany, Hygiene, Mathematics Dressmaking, Wood Carving, Cotton Weaving.


One subject, 4s., each additional subject (either m this division or in division C). Is .


"I c. H nnd Bookkeepin", Elementary Arithmetic, Commercial Arithmetic, Workshop Mathematics, Com- merciaf


Eco'nomy, Needlework, Elementary Science.


n viibiect 2s 6d: each additioiul subject. Is. une buuj ,


^


Session, but slio ence


that scientific Girls may, join


heat, cold, effect .pt nea iments.


tive value, preservatio^^^^ ing: metho s o i A l l P e r s o n s


In DOMESTIC d e la y s o a s All Students-^ P


is essential for the wora composition


—The S y l la to Weaving or a Science subject


Young Students s^^r Id^ HiEPARATORY COURSE (Elementary Aritlimetic, science) the fee for which is 4s.


in divisons A or B during their first Commercial


st Correspond-


those engaged in the cotton industry or the building trades-should bear in mind j^yoiyed in the construction and working of machinery, a knowledge of Arithmetic


®. • „t of cloth calculations, builders’ quantities, etc., and good writing, spelling and examinations.


Domestic Economy and Needlework Classes (Wednesdays, 7 to 9 p.m.) for the fee of 3s. e m f n TARY SCIENCE deals with thermometers, barometers, the ait, water, combustion, rust, etc. Hie lectures will be illustrated with interesting exper-


T-,-^/-KMrkNrv will be considered in an easy and attractive form; F oods: different kinds, nutn- . Clothing: uses, principal materials, effect on health, washing, e tc.; Dv/ell- drainage and. ventilation,, furnishing, cleaning, etc.


> in ten d t o jo in an y o f th e C la s s e s sh o u ld do s o w i th o u t ^j^^ p ^ g , j j „ j n a i - y I n s t r u c t i o n


GEO. J. HOLME, Secretary. r>\ iv (Algebra), French, J


' FARMIN'^ STOCK, Ac., at the Farm ..n S.VTHEDAY, Sept. 22nd Cars s* *


First Concert is “ T he B LAC it Knight'’ by Elgar, with Part- Songs ; and for tbe second one Heklward the Wake ” by


Prout.


J. TV. LAAIBERT, Secretary I


Wesleyan Ckpell LOWJKOOR.


Cliupel Jlmiiveraary. Programme. PART ir.


Part-Song ... **The Miller’s Wooing”... (Fnning) Choir.


Song..............” Sleeping Camp” ...(Sfc. Quentin) Mr. W. Starkic.


! Duett..................*' The Twins ” ........ (Slaughter) Hargreaves and Kirk.


Song


Song..................“ Life’s Lullaby ” .............. (Lane) Standing.


........"The Skipper” ............... (Jude) Mr. J. Taylor


Duett..........** Japanese Love Song” ... (Thomas) Misses A. and A. Kellett.


Song......................... “ Roses ” ..................(Adams) Miss F. Nightingale.


Song ...“ The birds go north again’’...(Willowby) Miss Mabel Benn.


Quartette.........." Royal Queen ”...........(Sullivan) Misses A. and A. Kellett, Messrs. J. E. Taylor and W. Standing.


Chorus..............“ Soldier’s Choius ” .......(Gounod) Choir.


Tickete for Tea and Concert: Adults, 1/-; Children under Twelve, 6d ; Concert only, 6d. Chaibmak : Mk. Chestku.


CuNiiucTOR: Mu. J.viiES Standking. AccojiTANi s r : Mu. H. Nuttuu, A.r c.o. P r o c e ed s in aid o f Netv B u i ld in g S ch em e .


N o rOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that • all persons who have


given in their names to the various agencies for Tickets in connection with the above Lectures must take up such Tickets on or before S a t u r d a y , the 22nd inst-, after which date all Tickets not taken up will be on Sale at the Advertiser Office, to those persons who make early application for the same.


A limited number of Tickets, for


which no applications have been made, can be obtained at the Advertiser Office.


By order of the Committee.


Clitheroe, 21st Septr., lOOG.


Weldon’s . . Ladies’ Journal,


At the Advertiser Office ••••■■••a*


Clitheroe Technical School. SuD.rEc-r.


Session 1906-7. Time Table. Monday Tuesday IVednes. Thuksdav! Friday |


Freehand, Model, Light & Shade, &c. Geometrical Diaw*ing ..................... Perspective ........................................


Botany............................................... Cotton Weaving and Designing (Advanced Grade) Theorotic.-d


Elementary Science ........................ 7-15toS-15 and Practical............................


Hygiene ........................................... Commercial Correspondence ......... Fieneh, (Elementary Intermediate,


Arithmetic, (Junior Commercial) .. Arithmetic, (Senior Commercial) ..


and Advanced) .......................


Workshop Mathematics ................ Domestic Economy ....................... Needlework (Plain and Fancy) .....


AVood Carving ............................... Cotton IVcaving and Designing


and Practical..


Dressmaking ......... Eookkeeping .........


\_rilUUJiau* J » - Chemistry. (Elementary) Practical •> /


Mathematics (Algebra).... Arithmetic (Elementary).


.. 1 1


1 ........... 1 I


7 In 10 7-:mfnS.3f)


7.RO to !l.30 .......... 7 to K


7-30 to 9-30 7 to n-0 8 to 9 7-15 to 0-15 7-l.')to9-lu


7-30 to 8-30............... 8-30tol0-0‘ ..........


7 to 9 1 ................. " ........... N ote.—COTTON 'WEAVING,—A Practical Class will meet on S-aturdays, at G-0 p.m. ....


7-30 to!).30 7-30 to 9.30 7.:i0to.S-30,


7.RO fn ft-3n 8-30 to y-30 Teacher.


Mrs. Grubb Mrs. Grubb Mrs. Grubb


Mr. T. Hargreaves


Mr. IV. T. Pomtret Mr. J. Kenyon


Mr. H. J. Davies Miss Crouipton, L.L.A.


Mr. E. ^Yo*odoock Mr. E. Woodcock Mr. E. Woodcock Miss Hobson


Miss Hobson


Mr. T. RawclilVe Mr. W. T. Poinfret


IiliaS Walinsloy Mr. T. Robinson


Mr. J. Kenyon Mr. J. ICenyon


7 to lU Mr. W. Hanson i7-30 toO-3C1 Sir. E. Woodcock [ 7 to 9 j Mr. E. Woodcock


••••■••••a WILKINSON’S 10 & FOR VARIETY AND


Don’t shut your eyes and stop your ears, Reclinavne’s Sale is the record for years.


Best Advertising Medium.


PUBLISHED WEEKLY.—PRICE ORE HALE-PENHI. 1 9 0 6.


Gilchrist Lectures.


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE.


To the Reader. Memo , f r o m Mes sr s. FIRT H & SON.


, , Telephone 213X1. Tel, 23.


Autumn and Winter B u n ch e s fo r 1 9 0 6 -7 , o f


Jaeketings & Costume Cloths


In all the LATEST SHADES, at


J A C K S O N ’S , WELLGATE.


SEPTEMBER 21st, 1906.


THE IDEAL B.AKERY, KENDAI, STREET, OLITHEROE.


September, 1900. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS. Dear Friend,—It is with pleasure that we are able to draw vour attention


fullest satisfaction to our customers. In order to do this, we m-ke all our goods from the purest materials, in


just at your own time. It would save you much trouble and annoyance if, when you are wanting


one of the most healthy bakeries in Lancashire. We should be exceedingly pleased for vou to call and inspect our Bakerv,


bread or cakes, etc., you would call, ring us up, or drop us a postcard, and we will deliver at your convenience.


Soliciting the favour of your esteemed orders,


We remain, yours obediently, FIRTH & SON.


••••■■••••a y ^ o u n t Z i o n C h a p e l , O L I T H Z B K z O B


Harvest Thanksgiving Sepvieee O n S u n d a «7 N e x t !


(Sept. 23rd). PREACHER; EEV. S. JOHNSON, OP BLACKBURN. SERVICES 10-30 and 0 o’clock.


MUSICAL SERVICE Miss Roberts.


in th e A f tern o on a t 2 -3 0 , there will be a SOLOISTS: Mr. W. Chambers. Of OswaldfcwiEtle. Reciter: Wlrs. Woan.


An Address by the Rev. W. Murray. ORGANIST: - MR. W. H. TOOTILL.


Colleotioiis at each Service on behalf of the Circuit Funds. At 7.30, there will be a


)n Monday Night, Sept. 24:th, PR(JIT BANQUET


ADMISSION 4d.


to tbe considerable growth of our business of late. This increase we believe, is the outcome of a great desire to give the


J


12 WIOOR VALUE IN


LANE,


Ladies’& Children’s Jackets, Furs, Shawls, Millinery, Blouses, Etc.


BLANKETS, SHEETS, QUILTS, and all descriptions of FLOOR COVERINGS, in fact for all


General Household DRAPERY, 'The Right Place is'VQ


WILKINSON’S, 10 & 12 Mdor;Lane. SEE WINDOWS.—^----ALL "NEW d oO D sT S ; ’


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