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f30,000. > receive LOANS erest 4^ per cent


t. Bankers: The Ltd,, Blackbnra,


'Curb Suites I BRASS AND COPI'ER,


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ited at a few houn personal eecurit; iks, shares, ant


t and sold. Current Account


ceired as nnder; Withdrawal, 6 pet cent, per annum.


Withdrawal, 6 per cent, per annum.


Withdrawal, 7 per cent, per annum,


ds, Iniereit paid epoeit Bonds pa; 1 safe iuTestment, trestmenu, we are n deposits that will ends paid on almost tiding insuring tbs leen established for the banking world


IS of our business n of our cuitemsrs


,L, Joint Managers A N D f ; ; V^OL.. 22,— No, 10, M. SWINBURNE,


GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER, Has a choice and up-to-date Stock of


SOLID SILVER WARE. FIREST SILVER PLAie, ann H igh


Including the new “Qu e enswa y ” Enamelled Silver Jewellery. Very pretty and inexpensive.


Class JEWELLERY. DRESS BINGS A SPECIALITY. KING STREET. Clitheroe. SUN


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a Tainted Wood ft,, consisting of 1 1 ope space and


, Tractioal; new, boss, Joiners and


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B, Generali, &c,— juon, Castle otreet


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,££T, GLASGOW. indur liie following __^ca«o_ot injury or ’ tiie awcidtfBt, 10 ve^Ck>rpuration^ any^oue who^ ii paaBeuger-trftia. ia


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For all particulaiB, apply to


MB. B. HOLDEN, B A C K COHOfOKS, C L IT H E B O E .


PENDLETON ----- ‘^ANNUAL............ .............‘ ParocWal TEA PARTY


iporution aboTO ^ > 1 injuied iholl^bo for the loM of.one


•naitiona,' £50; mod th an iujur.r caused meu which shuh not wliich ef itself shall


rom fu>Uowiug his or above C.rporatioB


11 per week during oaae for more tbas


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>oreon so killed r persoDg tl)is tick# kture written io ink ti)6 space provided the giving of iiotiei


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ng with a pass or engor comportmeot hold thifl Goupon-


uder more than mm guaranteed by the w came aoeideni,


in th, 1909.


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th, 1908, Ennsit, the Hitohos, of West


ar, is pait,


e did last; r take, esus' sake,


1 children dear, so; a ;sar;


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TO-MORROW, Saturday, January 9th.- An At tract ive ENTERTAINMENT


including Children’s Tambourine and Fan Drill, Songs, &c., Humorous Sketches, and the DIALOGUES


§wr=‘AUNT MATILDA’S COLLAR ’ and “ A NICE QUIET MORNlNG,”-»®


Admission Is. to T e a & Entertainment. Entertainment only 6d.


TEA s-o p.m, to 6-30 p.m. 1 ickets at Pendleton Post Office. ENTERTAINMENT 7-15 pm. Proceeds to Church Expenses Fund.


Lancashire Fa rme r s ’ Associat ion, C LITHEROE BRANCH.


iimiiiiiMiiiimiiiiumiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiimimmmimiiiiiimmi^imiiminiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiifiim FIRST - - Animal Ball WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE


Publ ic Hall,, Cl i theroe ; A SPECIAL FLOOR WILL BE PREPARED. -


ORPHEUS BAND will be in attendance.„sa Dancing from 8 p m. till 4 a.m.


TICKETS— LADIES, 2/-. ’G E N T ’S, 2/6.. Tickets may be had from Mr. E. Chester at the office King Street, Clitheroe,


or from any Member of the Committee. REFRESHMENTS will be supplied by Mr. Cockbaine, T he N ew Cafe.


nrs.


. 30, North Streefh 3, >l'thouse, 1 16, Sfc Low Moor, aged


. Pope, » i , Hett* ged I monthv "


fewest plain and. Ordem promptly


Printing Woita>


bytbe Pi iMDs at


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' 'E l e c t r o - P l a t e d .-.G jClGARETTES. : :' r " '>W A L k ^


■ CitLVK ;HolDER8'AND; C a SES,^^ . If. you 'do»’t:seeV:what^:ydiB‘:wantV:Dhquire:;Withiri;:^ :‘"e O lU W ^ IO N » ^ 'A r ’^ ^ S E R V IO * S : : : iN ; -A ID : o ^ ^ i^ W ^ ;;;-l-Tim^of Service,;-i:^o aimi£and:i6;p,m;;- Soloist, . E v e nm g .S e rv ic e : M IS S E D W A R D S . , . , ' NOTE THE A D D R E S S ' y . I V - / : ‘ / / ^ SUMDAY, JANUARY 17th, 1909. TWO SERMONS will be preached by Rev. Benjamin Gregory, - of Manchester. Times of Services, 10-30 a.tq. and 6 p.m. In the afternoon of the same day • ' > On Friday Next, January ISth, A Musical Service will be (held, commencing at 2-15 p.m.


S O LO IS T S : MISS LILIAN DILLINGHAM, OF SKIPTON (SOPRANO). MR. ERNEST ALLEN (TENOR). MR. W. D. HANSON (BASS).


ORGANIST: MR. H. N. ROWE. CONDUCTOR: MR. JOHN HANSON.


SATURDAY, JANUARY 28rd, 1909, - .


will be delivered by ' ■ ■ ■ ' . -M.A., ;of Pteston.. . : ^ ■ ' “ *3^ - Rev. W. Fiddian Moulton, v “ ,


Subject: H ow th e 'ea r th h e lp e d th e w om a n - ” , > . .Chhar to be taken at 7 p.m. .by ■


HIS WOESHIP THE MiYOR or CLITHEROE (ApD. J. Tn WHIPP).


suNDAYy January: 24th, _


T W O S E R M O N S will : be ,}>reached':- by,; ■


' Takes this opportunity of thanking his friends and customers for past favours 'hopes to secure their future favours..


J. R.


duriha the last 20 years he has been in business, and by strict attention to business - ,


. ^ ' . - . '


TH E FINEST CAR HEARSE IN LANCASHIRE RUBBER TYRED.


He has now the LARGEST STOCK OF HEARSES and up-to-date.CLARAKCES and FUNERAL CARRIAGES' ' ' in the" district, which he can turn. out ^with, Belgium And' ' TT -EnglislvBlack Horses to match. .


^ Afso Linings, ■ • • '


C L ITM E R O E . '


RE-OPENING - SERVICES


T W O S E R M O N S will be preached by of Hairpgate. Timei of Services, 3 p.m. and 7-30 p.m. Soloist, Evening Service : MISS ETHEL LANG.


The oldest Insurance .Qflfce in tire World


FUNDS IN HAND—,^2,764,234. Insurances effected against the following risks: WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION


AND EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY, Including ACCIDENTS TO DOMESTIC SERVANTS.


Low Moor, Whalley, Chatburn & Ribblesdale Observer, FRIDx\Y,JANUARY: 8. 1909. THE li-


/ BEalSTKBED FOB TB.S.NSM V IM THE HNKED KlNaDOM.


IS8K)N \ )


ECGLES ClHfCERTS Wednesday Next, Jan. 13th.


Public Hall G_litheroe, * ■ ARTISTES:


MDME. ALItfe ESTY, (Prima Donna, Royal Itajian Opera),'


MISS VERli|pRENCH. (Solo Violin, her first ap^ariince at 'theseteoncerts),


MISS MARij^;,STIVEN, (Royal Opera House;iOdy^nt Garden, &c.),


MR CYRAL I t OWSEY, (Solo Eiinofolfte);


D o o r s o p e n 7- 30. C o n c e r t s . C a r r ia g e s 10- T i c k e t s 4s., 2s., Is.


'


Plan and Tickets at J. Eccles’s Pianoforte aridCMusic Warehouse, Market Place, Clitheroe, Tel. 58.


BECHSTEIN GRIND! PIANOFORTE. N O T I C E . a ^ T h e C a th o l i c Bal l


C om m i t t e e wish to announce that their ANNUAL BAL L will n o t t a k e p la c e this year (1909) owing to the serious depres­ sion in trade.


PRELIMINARY NOTICE.


Public Hall, Feb. 6th. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT BY


M essrs. SLATER 4. ROTerai OF THE Musical Bentlejs.


Front Se^ts freserved) I/- Admiselon 6d.


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 13th, 1909, SS. MICHAEL & JOHN Rev. Thomas Allen, D.D.


Plan at the “ Times ” Office ■


CATHOLIC SCHOOLS, LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiitiiiimioifV'**'**'*’**********'’*""""*'*'*"'*'***********"***** THE AN N U A L


TEA PARTY RE-UNION,


will be held in the above Schools,


TO-MORROW, Saturday, Jan. 9tb. TEA ON THE TABLES AT 4-30. '


Admission to Tea Party and Re-Union, 1/6. Re-Union only, i/-. 1 m i BRIEF, BRIGHT,


Bedsteads,


,


Wringing Machines, HOUSEHOLD IBONMONGERY.


TRY WILSON’S, YORK STREET, PRICE ONE HALFPENNY. P.S.A. HYMN BOOKS PROVIDED. BROTHERLY.


Eiery8UNDAYAFTERN00N.:;WEAVERS’IN8TITUTE For Men Only. For One Hour.


SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT AT 345.


Speaker-^MR. J. BENTLEY, OF CHORLEY. MOUNT ZION CHOIR.


Anthem ............................... "We thank Thee 0 God,’’ ....................................... ......... Solo.................... .............“ The Beautiful City,".................. ,...................Miss Broom. Duett ........... ................“ Dear to the heart of the Saviour," .................. .............. . Miss A.' and Master W. Taylor.


ALL SEATS FREE.


Committee Meeting on Tuesday Evening Next, at 7-30. BEMEMBEB THE


Tea Party and Concert,


TO -MOR ROW, S a tu rd a y . Tea on the tables at 4 o’clock.


M HI m I m rii rm wi iTi I ri 11 ri 111 Ml r;! t i’i I nr , Concert to commence at 7. Admission to Concert only (at Back Entrance) after 6-30, 4d.


A limited number of Tickets for Tea are for sale from'Members of Committee, or from Mr. Firth, Ideal Bakery.


PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Opening of


NEW ORGAN, AT TIIE


UniTCD HSTHODIST CHURCH, WEST DRaDFORD,


On S A T U R D A Y , J an . 23rl, BY


Mr. James Eccles, L.LC.M.


Also the Services will be continued on S u n d a y , t h e 24th, when Mr. Eccles \yill again preside at the Organ.


FULL PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK. .


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