TRV A PATlT^rE^fTS.


SLtSf” ' “■ TO lET.


W I L S O N ’S, ironmonger, York St.


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3R l e t .—HOUSEr 27^o^^T~~ Bay window, bath, la v a t ^ * ? “


vtor O'^oughout.-Appty aojTHr.


0 L E N D o n a p p ro v e d Mnrf™ ••-Apply MalTm Beot^ m ^®


Street, Ctoheroe^*^ R CLITHEROE H0LIDAM~


FAIR DOES ANYBODYGOOD if BY DEFERRED PAYMENTS


t monns when you got into com- ■ tli us Loans for Holid^™’ y. ^\ rito now for special Holiday mg how £10 upwards may K mptly, privately and cheaply luy Loan Office Routine


monthly £20 Loan £ 1 monthly nionthly £50 Loan £3 monthty.


NANCE CO., 82, Market Btree\ 'fG CllOSS BANK


jr Branch: 30, Brown Street Head Offices;


itreet. Strand, London, W.O and lie ."trcet 'WiHiin, London, K c


•erpool, Leeds, Bradford, Bristul Sluffield, Hull, etc.


/I.G07,91U 0 0 /1 ,2-6,871 0 0


£371,078 0 0


) to i 2 ,8n0 granted at a few houri ur coui.tr^, on p«frconal eccurity^


i-UB stones, st-cks, ehares, anc nit rcmr*val.


inii Shares boiittht and sold.


It. allowed on Current Account Balances.


0 and upwards received as under: cent, per annum.


1 iihtlo e.f Witha eiral, 5 s' >i'o dw p


: I! h>' N«)tii.e < f Wjih.lrawdl, 7 per cent, per annum,


mth» asoiice of Withdrawal, 6 per ^ p.*-'**^* pc** annum,


for lung(T periods. Interest paid le Terminal Deposit Bonds pay cent. ill.: an; a bJife investment, :.vtury t.f cur iijve&lincMUs, we are '-S of in'rres* on deposits that^iU wiili dividends j>aid on alimst


i'>ck nr f-Ii.trelioiding insuring the al. \to iiHVc been established for OT i'Ofiiii'.r. in the banking world 5 to the success of our business :o the satisfaction of our customersi or prospectus, iS it II. J. TALL, Joint Managers


1EE.OE TIMES” JBAKCE COUPON.


JRANOE TICKET (ajplicahle only


ihin the Dnited Kingdom.) SCIAIXV ODAIlUtTEEn yv


)Y


i Assurance Corporalioii Limited,


GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.


tIALD POLE, General Manager. 'iotico of Claim, under the following oust bo sent in cose of injury or I s:von days aftoi the acddont>L be paid by tho above Corpor^on representative of any^ono who is accident to tho passenger-train in


)ccnscd was traveHing\a.. a^tickot» rc-pa3’ing passenger, ^ason tickot- Tidcr's ticket-Jioidcr, or wboiahall ally injured thereby (should death Mcnen du^ u after such accid©nt).j23 h accident not prove fatal, but the same period of seven days


"o limbs (both arms or both legs, 1, by actual separation above the


!e), tlio person injured phalj be ?eivo £100. or for tho loss of one 0 a foresaid conditions, £ 6 0 1 and :rson meet with an injury caused - a:, above defined which phall not aforesaid, but which of itself shall t him or her from following his or 3, then tho above Corporation ich person £1 per week during nt, but in no cose for more than ly one accident. that tlio pers(m so killed or on his or her person, this ticket


r usual signature written in ink ccidont, on the space provided ogothcr with the giving of notice 0 8 horeinboforo mentioned, is of lis contract.


y} holds good for the current dy.


ants travelling with a pass or^ 'dinory passenger compartment" train can hold Coupon*


b. n recover under more than one. . CO Ticket guaranteed by the aspect of the same accident.


at midnight on r , August 6th, 1909.


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Ihe Best Shop for Bags, franks and Baskets for the Holidays.


AND VOL. 22.— No, 40


Low Moor, Whalley, Chatburn & Ribblesdale Observer. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1909.


BEGIS'fEBED FOB TBSiNBMlBSION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.


Clitheroe Public Hall Co., Ltd., Roller SkaliM Rink


THREE SESSIONS ^ DAILY. 10-30 to 12-30. 2-30 to 5-0. 7-0 to 10,


"SK A T E S AND ADMISSION Is. SPECTATORS, ADMISSION 3d.


THE R IG H T OF ADM IS S IO N RESER V ED .


I Spacious Gallery for Spectators. Good Band. New Maple Floor. Best Skates. Refreshments. Cloak Rooms for Ladies & Gentlemen.


P R O F E S S IO N A L IN S T R U C T O R .


Tickets for Private Lessons may be obtained at the Rink Office. *


S^Book of 12 Skate Tickets price 9/-,


B^The Rink will be OPEN DAILY during the AUGUST HOLIDAYS.


PUBLIC HALL RINK. CLITHEROE HOLIDAYS!


NO MEETING on Sunday Next, b u t o p e n a s u su a l on S u n d a y , A u g u s t i 5th.


'WEEK AT KESWICK. £ 2 .— Owing to-a withdrawal there is ONE VACANCY for this party.— Apply at once 18, Sai.thill T erkacb.


SUN" FIRE OFFICE.


FOUNDED IV10.


The oldest lasuiaaca OfiSce in tbe World.


Insurances effected against the following risks:


liriSlISlifil F I H E D A M A G E . E E SU L T AN T LOSS OF B EN T AND F B O F IT S .


EMPLOYERS’ L IA B IL IT Y AND WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION INCLUDING AC CIDENTS TO DOMESTIC SERVANTS.


For all particulais, apjdy to


MB. B. HOLDEN, B A C K C0KM 0K8, OLITH E BOE .


GISBURNE


Floral & Agricultural Society. 54th annual exhibition


On Saturday, August 21st !■ MWII. ll>B— i l i lW I I III HIUPW ~ n I III IIT I "I ~T n T l l* II t


Horticultural Section Vegetables, over i oo Classes, Agricultural Section fh-e™'’ Also over 60 S p e c ia l P r i z e s


Butter, Eggs, Cheese,.Bread, &c. 125 Classes. (Poultry Classes number 53, and 27 Special Prizes). iMiMMtiiiiinMMiMiiiimiMiiitiimiuiiiiiiimmMiiiimiiinMiMiiiiiiHu SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS;


Leaping (open), 2 Tug-of-War, Competitions, Donkey Races.


at “ Eskdale,’*


Soutljx^orb, Mary idhig, CUthoroe.


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Entries close Aug. I6th, Horticultural; 18th, Agricultural. Schedules free from the S e c r e t a r y , H. C. SXARK.IB, Gisburne, Olithcroe.


Tel, No. 2, Gisburne. , 67, West View;,,


ngton, Wooiie ..; fiitchinsoib Kif'S , Prinu'ose Stree^^j : 70, Moor Lane,.,, ■ .


yj the Propiie^ ./• ND, at 6, jhrWi; •


The Ribblesdale Permanent Building Society.


Subscriptions 1/- per .week for a Share of ,^50. • Interest 3 per ct. with participation in profits.


Office open daily.


38. King St., Clitheroe. EDWARD CHESTER, Secretary.


NOTICE.


To the public of Clitheroe and District that the


COALYARDS WILL BE


CLOSED dnring the Holidays, f r o m A u g . 9 t h t o t h e ,16th .


WAGGONETTES, LANDAUS, B A I L IE - CA ES (Rubber Tyred), CABS,


HANSOHS, T E A P S AND GIGS. AT ANY TIME A T A MINUTE’S NOTICE.


NOTE THE ADDRESS:—


J. R. Garlick, Wellgate Mews, CLITHEBOE.


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O N O T O I N K AT THE “TIMES” OFFICE.


cfe Takes this opportunity of thanking his friends and customers for past favours R . G h A E L I O K ,


during the last 20 years he has been in business, and by slrict attention to business hopes to secure their futuie favours.


THE FINEST GAR HEARSE IN LANCASHIRE RUBBER TYR ED . .


He has now the LARGEST STOCK OF HEARSE.S and up-to-date CLARANCES and FUNERAL CARRIAGES in the district, which he can turn out with Belgium and English Black Horses to match,


Also special up-to-date WEDDING CARRIAGES, Silk Lin-ings, Men in Livery, with Grey or Bay horses,


PERSONAL ACCIDENT, SICKNESS AND DISEASE, F ID E L IT Y GUARANTEE, BURGLARY.


HOLIDAYS. HEALTH. PLEASURE. BLACKPOOL MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENTS.


“ A Wonderland by the Waves.” Miles of Marine Esplanades with free Seats and-Shelters.


SEA EXCURSIONS. THE PLACE FOR AN ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY.


Write to-day to Advertising Manager Dept., i , Town Hall, Blackpool, for beautifully Illustrated Guide, which will be forwarded post free.


Millinery! Millinery!! Millinery!!!


MissFWHITAKER


Begs to announce that owing to increasing business she has taken the Shop,


w “A^o. 5, Castle Gate, OLITHEROE.


She heartily thanks the public for past favours and hopes to merit their continued confidence at her new premises where greater accommodation and opportunity for W in d ow DTsI T ay will better enabte'lier to meet their wants.


The Latest Modes at moderate prices MiiiHniHHiMmiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniimiimtiiimiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiii N O W O P E N WITH A


Special Show of Hats for the Holidays, NOTE ADDRESS


5 , C a s tk g a te , C lith e ro i. 10-30,


HODLKER'S 51, Shaw Bridge, CLITHEROE.


; G O L D ^ - WEDDING RINGS


Are what we deal in, and, as befitting their high purpose, we take care that they are of the very best quality. You can have them of any size or weight you like but they are all equally good. We charge no more than is requisite to pay for the metal and the making. A WEDDING RING is intended to serve its purpose for a lifetime, therefore, get a really good one while you are about it.


For the finest gold and the most exquisite finish you


can’t do better than by coming to us. USEFUL FREE GIFT GIVEN.


i i m n i i n n i H i i i i m m u n m i i n i H i u i i i H i i i t m T n i i i i i m NOTE THE ADDRESS :—


HANSONS’, Jewellers, 13, Parson Lane. Chatburn Church.


S P E C IA L S School SERMONS H O L ID A Y S FOR THE


Sunday, Aug. 15th. 1909 Gent’s Waterproofs 17/11 to45/- "


Finest selection m the district. All the very latest styles and colours.


PREACHERS:— '


Rev. F. E, Cheney, 6-30,


CURATE IN CHARGE.


Rev. J. C. Garnett, Collections for Day and Sunday Schools.


RECTOR OF SLAIDBURN.


ALL SAINTS, P E N D L E T O N .


School Sermons


Sunday, August 15th. 10-30 a.m. and 7-0 p.m.


Preacher at both Services the REV. f . 5, Chevassut,


M.A., Vicar of St, Thomas’s, Blackburn. Offertories to Day & Sunday Schools.


H. COMPANY.


Newton Club & Reading Room The 16th Annual


Sports & Gala will be held at NEWTON, on .


Saturday, August 28th. OPEN EVENTS.


1st. 2nd, 3rd. £ s. d £ B. d s. d


jUI Weight Wrestling (vmdor C. and W. A. Buies)... 1 10 O' 1 0 0 10 0 Consolation Prizes ,. 0 16 0 0t '60


Olio jMile Flat Race 100 Yards Flat EaceJ^p3


(handicap) 1 0.0 0 10 0 • v


(handicap) 1 10 0 0 10 ;0 6 0 Hurdle Race (handicap) . 1 0 0 0 10 0


4'10 Yards Flat Race (handicap) 1 0 0 0 10 0


Tlii'owing Cricket Ball . . 0 ’ 6 0 0 3 0 2 0 Tugol War (six asido) . . 2 0 0 1 0 0 Entrance Foo 1/6 for a.toam.


Entrance Fee 6d. each Event. ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, AUG. 23rd.


4th BATTALION EAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENT,


COMPANY ORDERS. SEMAPPIORE SIGNAI-LING. A number of ^prizes will be given to


N.C.O.’s and men who attain proficiency in this kind of signalling. Classes will be held on Tuesday evenings and an examina­


tion will be held in September to qualif' for these prizes. _


' ‘ Men who wish to .attend 'These 'classes


must give in their names to the Sergeant- Instructor so that arrangements may be made to hold the.se classes on otlier evenings if necessary.


Class Firing will commence on Saturday


next at 2-0 p.in._ prompt for all ranks who have not-yet liretl


r,,C. R O B I N S O N , ERNEST RUSHTON, Sec. Iciitheroe, July-ipth, 1909.


Gent’s Norfolk Suits (Smart Cut) Laced or Buttoned at knee. Suitable


for Holiday wear. 21/- & 25/-.


Gent’s Cycling or Walking Breeches (double seated) 12/6 in hard wearing Whipcord and Tweeds.


Boy’s Flannel Suits for Seaside wear


6/11 tO 8/11 for Boys 8 to 12.


Boy’s Blazer Jackets 2/9 to 4 /3 . Large selection.


Large Selection of Youths’ & Boy’s Rainproof Overcoats 8/6 to 21/-.


Soy’s Odd Tweed and Serge Knickers from Il^d. per pair.


Rediayne’s


THE SHOP FOR SATISFACTION AND SAVING.


1, Church Street.


|Wal| atest;a your.i


i f m iif? w ill­ 'll


B a g s , T r u n k s a n d B a s k e t s


FO R TH E H O L ID A Y S !


The best selection at the lowest prices at


W I L S O N ’S, Ironmonger, York St.


m PRICE ONE HALFPENNY FOR A L L KINDS OF


Photographic Goods


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