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ting! inting 11 rinting!!!


re in a position to execute all if Printing, and can' guarantee 'ighest EfScienc)', the 3 est is. and, therefore, the Greatest


jniy. Our work is :SIG!fED,


ITXTED, AND EXECUTED, 1‘EICES.


)!t;s of actual work shown and aiticulars given on. application.


CLITHEROE SOCIETY.


second a n n u a l s h o w . ,, Clitheroe Canine Society, 7nbout wo years inaugut-


Jualshow on ., siioff open to all comers. The show


Hvo vears ago, held their second Saturday.


Last year tlie


onfined to Members of the ear it was decided to


iP'ion, shotv.


*'°^l eld at the Auction Mart which was '"rtilTaiid daintly decorated for the occa- aU is an ideal place for holdmg the


list of officers was as follows r EsidenUrhe (Aid. | T.Whipp)


•riPresidents: Col. Aspmall, J . l ., and n U- E Barker. Hon. SoUcitor: Mr. J.


, ijria'irs. Hon. Treasurer: Mr H. Speak. t^Vet Surgeon: Mr. J. K. Calderwwd. ^Patrons: -Mr. W. King-Wilkinson Mr. , n Asoinall, Miss Tennant, Dr. Stuart l^^Lancaster, Mr. H. H. Baldwin,,


Messrs E. and j . Cr:ibtree.


“ romminee: -Mr. B. Bead (Chairman), „ Kenvon (Vice-Chainnan), Messrs,


r Rawsthorne, B. Bush, M'. Geldard :Lj) I. Howard, T. Wilson, W. laylor,


rTavlor, T- W- Wrench, J'. Hargreaves, ,V rivlor, J. Shaw, and P. Hargreaves. S^etarv: Mr. Jas. Samsbury., Asst. Sec.:


■ he Kennel Club rules were observed and t 5ud^"tvere: -Mredales, Mr^C.^ Welch,


M


HI-::— No. 222X. Clitheroe. Telegrams: —


nies " Office. Clitheroe. r. E. G. Mather. Burnley: D.rlmations, Mr. 1'. C. Hignett, oe


Bolton; fox and Irish terriers, Mr. T. Law- Glossop: members’ and other classes,


Mr’ H. H. Taylor, Timperley. /e qu:ility of the exhibits was inuch " "


The entries were in advance of the open- exhibition, numbering over 300, and im-


, ekixting


IMENT _


• “ Timt..s ” Office is equipped


•ihe -Most Modem Type, and .ichinexy is adapted to turn out


i.tsses of work in an up-to-date ler.


i.LS.


US, priidiu-. -•d in an attractive,


,ip-iate. bright. and finished The


\Lurv ir w' rk will surprise you into


irng one of our regular p.atrons.


--dved. The comioetition in the open ‘.l,s<es was particularly keen, especially for ios terriers and pomeranians. Some e.xcel- lent dogs were also shown in the variety


^*?here was a very good attendance at the ioiv which, taken altogether wds a decided wcess, and rellects great credit upon the Secreiarv (-Mr. Jas. Sainsbury) and his as­ sistant (.Mr. G. E. Mather), and also upon fie connnittee for the able way in which the nranfeinenls were carried out. '.Mr. B. B. Blackburn of Clitlieroe won liJ Borough Challenge Cup given by the Mivoress, for the best dog at the show failed bv a resident in Clitheroe. ^ The cup is to be won twice in succession, or •iiee times in all before becoming their


jbsolute propertv. .M


r. j. M’. Abbott took the first prize in


the .Mredale (open) with his “ I'reeman Terror.” but was unsuccessful in the limit class. Mr. Tom Sutcliffe was very success- liilin the--Mredalo classes ivith his Diplo­ matist,” and altliough he did not get a first k carried off a second in all three classes, lit. R. B. Blackburn carried off the second prize in the Dalmation class (open) and also the first in the limit class with his "ileatross.” The tliird prize in the latter class was also won bv Mr. Blackburn with -Ribblesdale Bose.”' Mr. B. Evans’s <iog "Success, is not a misnomer, as he carried off the first in the novice, second ia the limit, and third in the o])en D:dma- liai classes with it.


In tlie lox terrier


S1 S ' S :


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class Mr. 1’ . Howtird with his “ Okeluirst Baron ” and " Okehurst Diana was very successful, carrying off the firsts in the limit class (wire), wire or smooth (puppy), :ind also ill the limit class tor smooth fox ter­


riers. Mr. C. D. -Mucklow, witlvliis “ BatJigar


Remus" cairied off the first prize in the notice class, and third in the limit class fci wire fox terriers. “ Miss Quality,” the piopenv of -Messrs. C. and Bannister, which 'Qs second in the list of smooth fox terriers (limit) was judged to be the best fox terrier in the show. Mr. F. M. Jowett was the most successful in the Irish terrier classes, carrying off the first prize in both the limit and novice classes. Mr. T. tVilson did 'cry well with his RiversdaJe Hector ’ a. fine flat coated retriever. He was first in tne limit class for Hat coated retrievers, -'econd in the open class for retriever, l*ointer, setter or spaniel, first in the mem­ bers class for retrievers, second in any uriely, over 25 lbs., and second in any (iriety, sioorting. Speak Bros, won the first prize for litter under four months old ® day of show, E. Hoyle coming second rith T,. Shaw as third. The second ]irize fit Schipperkes (open) was won by Mr. Jas. Bainsbury with “ His Lordshiii, ’ who also tcxik first in the .Member’s class for ^ the same lireed. Mr. Saimsbiiry also gaineil S'lcoiul prizes in any variety under 25 lbs., ■ in


d am variety non-sporting.


Hoodfellow was a very successful exhibitor carrying off several pirizes in various classes. In the meinlier s class for fox terriers, Mr. faylor carried off the chief honours


“■‘til his “ Sporting Admiral,’ which :dso took the first prize in class 53 exhibited girls under i.( vears of age, in which T. Wilson's “ Colwyn Vic ” was seconil,


'"'d -Mr. Jas. Sainsbnry's “ Moor Lane Gift . 'td- .Mr. k. Swindlehnrst was second


■ tn the iiiemlxir’s bull terrier class with liis Shop Girl.” In the Yorkshire class (Mr.


*d- Scott carried off both first and second pnzes with “ Pellon Beauty,’’ and “ Country >'■' respectively.


OF .-VWABDS. Airedale Dog or Bitch (open): 1, J. W.


Abbot, TVesthougliton; 2, Tom Sutcliffe, i irn le y ; j . 'p. Ramsbottom, Blackburn.


■ Airedale Dog or Bitch (Limit); i , H.


Jimshaw, Danven; 2, T. Sutcliffe; 3, G. Botvarth, Blackburn. Airedale Dog or Bitch (Novice): i , H.


Bninshaw; 2, T. Sutcliffe; 3, G. Haworth. Airedale Dog, (Puppy): r, J. T. Rams- 2, J. W. Abbott.


-Airedale Btich (Puppy): i , No Name. Ualmatian Dog or Bitch (Open): 1, Thos.


‘ ‘Oitell, Hindley; 2, R. B. Blackburn, ’meroe; 3, B. Evans, Birkenhead.


fZam-Buk is a comF(?rf*a Wftfsihg For sore.len'der Feeh if


It shouldMifiAely rubbed on/thesyoles. t /'i*... .


worn or. bl.i.slt'er®'^ parts. jiiiiW


oil ;


k cleanses the ^qjitS.softens hardj I growlhs.strengHvens & renews - f


T O O T H - A C H E i i D I I K in r c rD y *^ Prevents Decay. Saves


CURED INSTANTLY HY


D U IN I t n & Extraction, and Slui-plcs-i 'Nights Prevented.


EDRAiiOiA, l^ead Acnt^i iichi h11 ■. ■


•Aa^I SpecIQo for Toothache, it has no equal. 1 have used it fMOMtfaUjr for yesriProf.Wt Wilson, u .d


All Stores, Is. Ijd.


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B. Blackburn; 2, B. Evans; 2, R. B Blackburn.


•


Dalmatian Dog or Bitch (Limit): i , R. ’ -i’


Evans; 2, J. P. Passant, Wigan; 2, C. Whittaker, Billington.


Dalmatian Dog or Bitch (Novice): i , B b >


Fox Terrier, Wire, Dog or Bitch (Limit): r, P. Howard, Prestwich; 2, C. Bannister,


Heaton Chapel; 3, C. D. Mucklow, Helm- shore. Fox Terrier, Wire, Dog or Bitch (Novice),


I, C. D. Mucklow; 2, Wm. Taylor, Glith- eroe; 3, J. Wareing, Accrington.


l^x Terrier, Smooth, Dog or Bitch


(Limit): i , P. Howard; 2, C. and S. Ban­ nister; 3‘ G, r . Keny'on, Blackburn. Fox Terrier, Sniiith, Dog or Bitch,


(Novice): i , C. D. Mucklow; 2, Dr. J. J. Smithies, Clitheroe; 3, Gerald Carter, Poulton-le-Fylde. I'ox lerrier, Wire or Smootli, Dog or


Bitch (Puppy): i , P. Howard; 2, Jas. Ben- thom, Blackrod; 3, G. T. Kenyon. ^ Irish Terrier, Dog or Bitch (Limit); 1,


F. M. Jowett, Shipley; 2, C. D. Mucklow; 3, J. and .‘V. Parkington Bros., Blackburn. Irish Terrier, Dog or Bitch (Novice): 1,


F. M. Jowett; 2, J. and A. Parkington Bros.; 3, P. R. Barnes, Plaslingden. Old English Sheep Dog, Dog or Bitch,


(Open): 1, H. W, Wolstenholme. Retriever, flat coated. Dog or Bitch, (Limit): 1, T. Wilson, Clitheroe; 2, D.


Montgomery, Bashall Eaves; 3, D. Mont­ gomery. Retriever, Pointer, Setter or Spaniel, Dog


or Bitch (open): i , F. Goodfellow, Cherry Tree; 2, T. MMlson; 3, Barber and Bold, Gre:it Harwood. Pomeranian. Dog or Bitch (Limit): 1,


Mrs. F. Brown, tiaslingden; 2, J. TVolsten holme, Claylon-le-Moors; 3, J. Chiyton, Accrington. Schipperke, Dog or Bitch (Open): 1,


Mrs. P. Howard; 2, Jas. Sainsbury, Clith­ eroe; 3, J. H. Roebuck, Manchester. Yorkshire Terrier, Dog or Bitch (Open):


1, Peter Entwistle, Blackburn; 2, J. ,-Vt- kinson, Preston; 3, W. Barnes, IVigan. -Any Variety, over 25lbs., Dog or Bitch,


(Open): i, F. Goodfellow; 2, Thos. Mor­ rell; 3, J. Greenbank, Blackburn. -Any Variety, under 25lbs., Dog or Bitch


(open): i, Airs. C. Houlker, Accrington: 2, Mrs. F. Brown: 3, W. Barnes.


MEMBERS’ CLASSES.


-Airedale Dog: 1, J. T. RamsboUom. -Airedale Bitch: i, T. 1-1. Rawsthorne,


Clitheroe; 2, R. Bush, Clitheroe. -Airedale Puppy, Dog or Bitch : 1, J. T.


Ramsbottom; 2, E. Robinson, Clitheroe; 3, G. R. AVeymes, Gisburne. Bull Terrier, Dog or Bitch: 1, P. R.


Hargreaves, Clitheroe; 2, B. Swindlelitirst, Barrow; 3, T. Wilson, Clitlieroe. Dalmati:ui Bitch: i, B. B. Blackburn; • 2, C. AVhittaker.


B. Blackburn. Fox Terrier,Wire, Dog or Bitch: 1, \V. ■


Taylor; 2, Hoyle Bros., Clitheroe: 3, Kenyon :ind Sainsliiiry. Clitheroe. Fox Terrier, Smooth, Dog or Bitch: 1,


Pilling and Bibby, .-Vccrington; 2, Jas. Sainsbury; 3. J. E. Smithies, Clitheroe. Fox Terrier, Wire or Smooth, Dog or


Bitch (Puppy): i , Pilling and Bibby; 2, Wm. Taylor; 2, Jas. .Sainsbury. Fox Terrier, Wire or Smooth, Dog or


Bitch (Puppy): 1, J. S:unsbury; 2, J. E. Smithies,; 3, Hoyle Bros. Irish Terrier, Dog or Bitch: 1, J. Wilkin­


son. Pointer, Dog or Bitch: 1, J. H. Proc­


tor, Downham. Pomeranian, Dog or Bitch: 1, B. Rice, Clitheroe; 2, J. IV. Pilling, -Accrington: 3,


Jas. Thornlxir, Clitheroe. Pomeranian, Dog or Bitch (Puppy); 1, Jas. Thornber; 2, J. IV. Pilling; 3, B.


Bice. Retriever, Dog or Bitch: r, '1'. IVilson :


2 and 3, D. Montgomery. Schipperke, Dog or Bitch: i, J:is. S;dns-


burv : 2. Mr. Proctor, Clitlieroe. -Any Variety, under 25lbs. (Dog): 1, Wni.


'J’avlot'; 2. Jas. Sainsbiirv ; 3. Mr. Proctor. -Anv Variety, under 25lbs.. (Bitch): 1.


Pilling and Bibby; 2, R. Scott. Any Variety, over 25111s. (Dog): 1, F. Good'fellow; 2, M'. IVil.son; 3. J. '1'. R.'ims-


bottom. Any V:irietv, man 25lbs., (Bitch): i. B.


B. B'l.-ickbnni: 2, D. Montgomery; 3, J.


H. Proctor. Any Variety, Sporting (Dog or Mitch):


I. F. Goodfellow: 2, T. IVilsnn : 2. I’ illing


and Bibby. Anv Variety, Non-Sporting, (Dog or


Hitch): I, B. B. Blaekbnrn ; 2, J:is. S:iins-


biirv ; 3, B. Scott. .■ Anv Ahirietv (Dog or Bitch); I', ('■ oodlel-


low; 2, Pilling and Bibby ; 3. B. B. Black­


burn. Girls’ Class : J, W. Taylor ; 2, T. IVilson :


3, Jas. Sainsbury. Boys’ Class: i, John 'P. How;ird. Clidi-


eroe;' 2, IV. Geldard, Clitheroe : 3, D.


Oddie, Clitheroe. I.itter. under 4 montlis on day of show:


I . Speak Bros. Clitlieroe: 2, F. Hoyle, Clitheroe; 3, E. Shone, Clitheroo.


General Kuroki, the celebrated Japanese


Field Marshal, visited the Packing Plants, at Chicago a few days ago and was well- pleased with ilie perfection of Americ:in packing house methods. Speaking of his visit he said;— “ I have passed a morning of unusual interest.


1 found in the Stock-


yards cleanline.ss to a greater degree than I expected. The magnitude of business and the vast quantities of products handled astonished me. I saw there some corned beef— the same kind that I ate in Manchu­ ria— and I was gl:id to have an opportunity to see how the me;it that the Japanese sol­ diers ate' was prepared.” He saw the hog-killing at Swift &: Com­


pany’s, the canning at Libby, McNeill ;ind Libby’s, the oflices and sausage room of the -Morris Beef Company’s plant,


.urI the


killing and dressing of beef ami the whole­ sale market at --Vrmour’s. General Kiiroki was especi:illy interested


in the United States Government inspec­ tion of meats ;ind methods of seal tight p;icking of products for shipment to the Orient.


GENERAL KUROKI VISITS CHICAGO S TO C K YARDS.


1 Dalmatian, Dog or Bitch (Puppy): i, B. |


CUTBIEROE RUItAIi DISTRICT COUNCIL.


NEW BRIDGE AT PENDLETON. EXTENSIONS AT CHATBURN. 'I’he monthly meeting of the Clitheroe j


Rural District Council was held at the ' Town Hall on Monday afternoon. The Rev. Fr. Pinnington presided. The other members present were Messrs. W. Hanson, G. Turner. J. Porter and T. Robinson.


NEW BRIDGE .VP PENDLETON. A letter w;vs re;ul from the County Bridge


Master with respect to the proposed new bridge at I'endleton. He stilted that a meeting was lield on June 4th of the Main Roads and Bridges Committee and a reso­ lution was passed recommending the County Council to grant .;475 from the Blackburn Hundred Bridges Bate towards the proposed new bridge, on condition that the work was carried out to the drawing submitted, and to their satisfaction. Also that the Clith- eroe District Council undertake all respon­ sibility for the upkeep and repairs of the bridge in the future. It was pointed out that the proposed grant was based upon one third of the estimated cost. In reply to a question by Mr. Turner, the Surveyor said the bridge would cost


£ - - 5 ! *roti they would require another ;£'ioo for the cost of filling up. Fr. Pinniiigton: If we erect a girder


bridge they will not help at all ? The Surveyor; No. It was decided to erect the bridge on the


plans supplied by the County Council, on the proposition of Mr. Turner, seconded by Mr. Robinson.


E.VPENSIOXS -AT CI-IATBURN. Plans for seventeen-new cottages, pro- I


posed to be erected by the Chatburn Mann- ! lacturing Co., and also an addition to their | weaving shed at Chatburn were p:issed b) I the Council.


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houses at IVorston, proposed to be erected | by Mr. IV. J. E. Salt, pf Accrington.


Plans were also passed for three new i !


COiMPLAINT FR.O1M BABBOIV. The Surveyor' (Mr. T. Baweliffe) staled


I


the C;ilico Printers’ Association, wlio were j erecting six new cottages in IVhiteacre Lane, Barrow, were not keeping to their | ;igreement to set back ihe boundary fence, i On the proposition of Mr. Hanson, j


seconded, seconded by Mr. Turner, it was j decided to instruct the Clerk to write the -Association requiring them to comply with their agreement.


APPLICATION FROM WHATLEY. -An application was made to the Council


by the contractor for tEe new siding at IVhalley to lay a temporary tramway across the highwiiy for the purpose of carrying away all the refuse and e.xcavations, etc. He also asked permission to make a temporary diversion of the highway. It was decided to instruct the Clerk to


repl)' that the Council had no power to grant him the privileges he asked for.


N.AT10-NAL1Z--VT1 0 -N OF MAIN ROADS.


-■V letter was re;id from the Settle Bur:il


District Council stating that the Council had passed a resolution “ that in their opinion the main ro;ids should be a natiomil charge,'’ :ind ;isking the Clitheroe Council to pass a similar resolution. No action was taken.


F R t n A Y . J U L Y 12


THE GUARDIANS’ FORTNIGHTLY.


The fortnightly meeting of the Clitheroa


Board of Guardians was held in the Board Room at the Workhouse on Monday morn­ ing. Mr. W. Hanson presided. There were also present Revs. Canon Wilson, J. C. Garnett and Fr. Pinnington, Mrs. IV. L. Grime, Messrs. H. H. Baldwin, R. I. Rob­ inson, W. Braithwaite, W. Wilkinson, J. Brown, E. T. IVelch, F. Parmeter, G. J. Holme, S. Green and IV. Garnett (junr.).


HOUSE COMMITTEE. At a meeting of the House committee


held on July 4th, Mr. IV. Hanson presiding, it was recommended on the proposition of Mr. IVilkinson, seconded by Mr. Baldwin, that no alteration be made in the existing contracts under the Vaccination Order of 1907. Nurse Thomjason and J. T. Riding, inbecile attendant, applied for sixteen days’ leave of absence. This was granted subject to the date fixed for the commence­ ment of their holidays being approved by the new Master. It was decided to have the workhouse cart overhauled by J. T. Slinger and Sons, Clitheroc. It was re­ ported that the furniture required for the Master’s residence had been purchased for ;£4 ros. ^ The minutes were adopted on the propo­


sition of Canon Wilson, seconded by Rev. J. C. Garnett.


MAP FOR VEAB BOOK. The tender of Messrs. G. IV. Bacon and


Co., for the supply of maps for the new ye;ir book was accepted.


NEW MASTER. -A letter was read from Mr. Harry Bot-


tomlc)-, Leyburn, the new Master, stating that he hoped to arrive in Clitheroe on Saturday, July 13th, to take over the charge of the Clitheroe Workhouse.


LETTER OF TH-ANKS. A letter was read from illr. B. C. -Asshe-


ton, J.P., C.A. (Chairman of the Board) acknowledging the receipt of the vote of condolence passed at the hist meeting of the Board, on the death of his father. He thanked the members of the Board on be­ half of himself and his wife and family for their e.vpression of sympathy.


MASTER’S J O URNAL. The number of inmates for the fortnight


ending July (ilh, numbered 243 as against 230 in the corresponding period last year. 'The number of vagrants relieved during the same period was 351, against 238 last year.


Black Suits, for mourning, on hand all


the year round, ait Redmaynes, i Chuirc.i Street.


CLITHEEOE EUEAL EDUCATION COaimTTEE. The monthly meeting of the Clitheroe


liducation Sub-Committee, was held at the Town Hall on Monday tifternoon, Mr. W. Flanson presiding, and there were also present Revs. Fr. I’innington, B. Newman, Messrs. G. Turner, J. G. Bamsbottom, and T. Robinson. Mrs. Newman, IVhalley, was elected as


a member of the Education Sub-Committee. BBABiN'S ENDOWED.


It was decided to grant los., the


half of the estimated cost, towards improv­ ing the playground at Brabins Endowed


school. Various and utlier minor matters were


also dealt with.


WJRITE UlTl', JIANUHESTEE. While for Uie past seven weeks lh:it sa\-


age monster rain has “ Reigned ” supreme in Manchester— now joy and gladness hold forth, and well it may. For ideal outdoor weatlier has visited the White City, bring­ ing witli it thousands who come to tliat City of I’ leasure for rest, recreation aaid amuse­ ment. The consensus of opinion seems to be that while the opening of tlte season had a poor start, thousands have enjoyed tlieii visit to the White City, and it is to be hoped that tile season from now on will finish in a “Blaze of Glory.” Judging from tlie im­ mense crowds that are seen there daily, and no matter how large that crowd may happen to be, tliere is always ample provision for the thorough enjoyment and satisfactory entertainment of everj‘ visitor, and if the business done at the White City since its ojiening on Whif Mond:ty is ;iny criterion, the prophecy heretofore made is bound lo be correct. -All the bands engaged from week lo week :tre of tlie best, abov^. all else music appeals to our emotions and arouse the deepest enjoyment. . Good music touches the heart, therefore if all else fails lo attract the bands certainly conqiensate. -All the novelties such ;is Elales Tours of


I the World, the Water Chute, Mystic Rivers, I Griivity Riiihvay Figure Eight, etc., have ' their following.


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Note the AddreHn


Wm. SINGLETON. 10, King Street, Clitheroe.


W E I J . 4 G A T E M E W S . llidlr


|tt !• j ■L'l.f it


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lakes this opportunity of thanking his friends and customers for past favours during the last 20 years he has tieen in business, and by strict attention to business hopes ‘o secure iheir ''ufurc favours. He also begs to announce that he has just added to his stock


THE FINEST CAR HEARSE iN LANCASHIRE R U B B E R T Y R E D .


He has now the LARGEST STOCK OF HEARSES anc up-to-date CLAiMNCES and FUNERAL CARRIAGES in the district, which he can turn out with Belgium and Lngli.sh Black Horses lo match.


/A-<) r /z r .u t / up to-d<xie WEDDING CARRIAGES, Silk Lining'!, Men in Livery, with Grey or Ray liarses.


aggonettes, Landaus, Railie Cars (Rubber Tyred)


C a b s , Hansoms, Traps and Gigs, AT ANY TIME At' A MINUTE'S x on . iE


NOTE 'I'fnC AOnUESS —


R,. G A R .L IC K , m D T GATE_MEVL8 CLITHEROE.


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P A R G B L I s . 6 d . , I s . , 6 d . A splendid Selection of


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Are you anticipating the improvement and appeara.nce of your house ?


if h.? you will find a nite Rclpctiou of oiir own made URNITURE.


Consisting of BEDROOM AND SITTING ROOM SUITES. SIDEBOARDS, OVERMANTLES. ETC.


All kinds of Furniture Renovated. Made almost equal to new.


BEDSTEADS, WOOL, HAIE, & SPUING MATTEESSES. A nice s e le c t ion of Linoleum and Oil Cloth.


Upholster ing and Polishing done on the PrcmiscB by oxperienocil workmen. K apo k Down k ep t in s tock , spleniliil for filling Cushions, &c.


.A few good S EWI N G M a c h i n e s to be cleared out cheap. F U N E R A L U N D E R T A K E R . Coffins made on the shortest r.otlce.


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Sewing, Knitting and Washing Machine Dealer, Fitter and Repairer.


Pounds can be saved in purchasing a new machine from J. Parker, Any


make of machine supplied at Wholesale Price. A record that speaks for itself. Over thirty years experience in


making, repairing and selling Sewing and Knitting Machines entitles me to your con fidence when buying a new machine.


Deal direct with a Prac’iical Man. iMr All Repairs promptly a ttend ed to- "WS


False economy, buying machines from people who do not understand them.


Needles and A c c e s so r ie s of all kinds k ep t in s to c k . Good allowance for old machines taken in exchange for new ones.


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