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I J E A D E E S w h o h a v e ( l i l l ici i l iy in I'i. (lelivei-v o f I he “ Cl i t l imo c Time s


r,.; I ! J 1'


. iilii-j r i '- i i l . i r j l io u ld iul 'orm


tlieir owu iiewsiiftent oi‘ iiii iiil imation lo tlie lin)c.-> Office will secure iinm(!ili:iti‘ vei l


ion. F R I D A Y , WILKINSONS, THE BABY LINEN SHOP, C a s t l e G a te .


CLEARANCE SALE of Q


cldm L a r g e S t o c k .


esits e I Stoclc !


e m B AMO AIN S In C I ilM r cn ’s W e a r . R e a d y f o r W e a r


Weaver.^’ Assioiatioii ------- ---------------


S hiCUK'.l'A I! V ■ S IN'J' hi 1 lESTlN G REl.’ORT.


.\ COMPL.AJ NT'ABOUT SH U T T L E S . ; Tl ie Rre,<i(leiit (,.\lr. \V. 11. Seodal l )


]iresi(lcfl 111: th e hi ' i lf -yoar ly meet ing- of . memh ev s oi* th e Cl i th o r e e AVeavers, ’ Wimlor.s a n d AYnrpors’ As so c ia t io n , , i ield at. th e \Y e a vm s ’ lu s l i t u l o , on. | MondMy cvpiiiii^i*. tluMv being' ;i goou j


: i i . i aU e u d a n c e . T h e b a lmic e s h e e t an d audi tor.^ rei)oi*i ’ . |


wa s a c c e p te d a s .sat i.sfactory a n d th e . s e c re ta ry 's r e p o r t mi th e q u a r t e r s wo rk - i in g a n d -state of t r a d e wa s also a c c e p te d . : .Ur. C o l i am, in th e c o u r s e of an iutere.st- | in g rcvsumc of the- wo rk , s a y s :


; .As v o u a r e aw a r e , we c omme n c e d th e ; \ r .


. -ol lccl ions of one p e n n y p e r n i emh o r on . .fanuary tOth. UJL'i (al l c o l le c tmu s l iav- ,


ing’ h e en su sp e n d e d f rom A u g u s t b th . 1914) .'Iiid at. a m e e t in g of mem h e r s ! i ield tm Ala veil Ki th , i t wa.s d e c ided to . res l ime-ni l r ful l col leet ioms aii, l b e n o h t s . | O u a c c o u n t of th e s ta te ot t r a d e , h o u - ^ e v e r v o u r e om m i t l e e d e c id e d n o t to ; eo l ie c t E a s t e r we e k a u d AVhi t -week, so t h a t of th e 2() we ek s we. h a v e o n ly co l le c te d 2 2 we ek s , a n d n in e o i th e s e .it on e p e n n y . Ou r t ota I c o u t r ih u t io u s lev


'i*- ’' i i


Wm [■ I'i''


th e h a l f -v e a r am o u n t to Ai4U Os. tel., wh ie h i s 'v e i y s a t i s f a e to ry , p a r i i c u l a r l y wh en we t a k e in to cons idor i i t ion t in; ta c t we have., ah o u t two h u n d r e d luem- ber.s wb o l iave . iomed th e d i i l e r e u t b r am-b e s of th e .Army. O u r e.ypendi- t u r e b a s b e e n f a i r ly , h e a v y s inc e we Oc- e-an to p a y f n l l ben e f i t s , t b e r e b a \ i n g be en t h r e e mi l l s on b r e a k d ow n p a y ; a n d al so a b c a y y deatb- rate- , tb e r o b e in g uS


dp.atbs. im-o lv i i ig .^108.


Ih c s e f a c t s i t is g r a t i f y i n g O know tb. i l tb<i sbd<5 ol. i i a d c ,


-In " [


M-o b a y e in c r e a s e d ° ' V ' ' j ' ' t v ' i d e W i i l i


t h e r e i s n o t imtc h c h a n g e to r e p o r t , w t i e i i we l a s t addie.s sed y o u \ \o b ad


'i. I?'


,n,c m i l l wi th bOO lo oms on s h o r t t ime , ■md 1,942 looms s to p p e d . U u r la.st i .-


n i r u s g iv e LGS4 looms .s lopped )u Ih e S u l mi l l.s. T h i s shows a s l tg l t t im- n r o v em e n t , wb ie l i w e h o p em a j b e ma i i i -


iii!!|i: !i-i ill!-:


>l.:u ,


t a f n e ” S e v e r a l a t t em p t s h a v e b e en m a d e b v t in- l-ixecitlive of t h e N o r t h e r n Co u u t i t 's A n ia lg ama t io i i to o b t a in a n . Icni iee. o f wa"-es fm' th e w e a v in g de- i ia r imc i i t . on th e g r o u n d of th e in c r e a s e d


Lost o f l i v i n g ; but. wo we r e ^ Hf ^■pii


I ii H


! iH: ,1 # 1 lli \>y/ ,,^1


. Ib i s we we r e su c c e s s fu l . W c h .n e also b o fo io Uh Com


for t h e fu.st iau we a v e r s , a s i h i a H a d e wa.sbu.sy on


s u bm i t t e d Hie ca.se o f th e W. IVPIS r<)r:u»


miliiM' on P r o d n e t io n , b e l i e v in g •>> a\ o r 1CiKiSu.


“ K fC ic n lJ iS lR tC A S k f i B i l l wl i icl i is n ow Taiw, and v b i c l i v e


W o a r e l e f t wi t l i a t r e e h a n d , so ion, , "M.'c i i.r . s


ih<.* aD\


■iVnproycmenI, in ouv condition .


1.1*---- \V e q - 1. 1.,- no - rmi c a n . b e c a u s e wdieii Hie


to b r i n g f o r impi -oTing


o T v i i n l - t l i c tY


u i c k l y . 8 Y ihlno-.s mu s t , i n e v i t a b l y r e ep h -S a l l t h e s t ^ n g t b An ia lgania . -


r«"


,1 ifficultj^ we h.nve h a d ' 'J ' /Wj ; ;” (Ic.sire


y o u r o r g a n i s u t io n a,->


‘t-.f'"; S “R™.;.” -wfit" 111 °^^,?Lnve ^


l iuu lo deni wi t li . Pe.sidctS wnge* nml other mat ters ,


there ts one


jiiobleiii that will havo io bt; deal t wibli, namely, the JieaUli o£ the workers in our mil ls. Tlie Xal ioual .LI.ealtli In* suranee Ar t dmi ionstmtes to u.s that liiero is something' wrong in our .system oi: woik, on aeeoiiiit o£ the amo u n t oi siekmvss which is i irevalent , not only iu this t i isfrict, but in .Laneasbive as a wlnde. Amongst othe r ilis(*as(*, iliere is tine ]iai t icular eomj i laint , that- of anaemia , wliieli is special ly lo be ob- sei-ved aim.mgst I he-tenmle workers', a n d which n ‘(|uires speedy a t tent ion. Tlierc- fore organise! o ig an i s e l organi.so. And he n 'adv lor any (‘iin*rgcncy thni may ari><‘ when this hruial war l-s over. We ra nnot; roneludt.' t his repor t with, ex- j iressing oiir .sympathy- to llui tamiJics and ivdative:^ oi* members^ wlio have uni 'or tunalely lost th e i r l ives in the ,s(M'vie(‘ ot t lioir eo n n t ry or who have


been wounded. '!l’he S e e n d a ry aiinonnci'iL th a t tin*


hol idays would be a.s a r ran g ed , the. mi l ls clotiing on b'r iday evening, Augiust Ulh a n d re-opening t lie Aionday b u t one rollowing*. Mi', d . Smal ley was


re-eii>);ted


at idi tor . I t was d(*cided to make a iiivtliei*


d.cnalion oi! -i.'** -Is. to the Blaeklnirn Roya l in f i rm a r y . A. • complaint- was raistul by .several


mmnbers t l iat a pi-actiia; liad becomii pKivalent o£ c h a n g in g sb u l t lc s direct- jj'oin one weaver to an o th e r wlien iliere was an a l te ra t ion nl‘ sorts,


i h e pract ice wa.s s t rongly eoudmuned, i t b e in g con-


si(leied more obnoxious tb a u shiillb*- kis sing to wbieli cp])osition was liecom- ing incvi 'asingly s t rong. The Sccreta.ry was ins tnie ied to take sucli. steps as will lead to fin* abol i t ion of the sys tem roinplaiiK'd of.


SHOOTING. 'Plio (-litliuroe N'.H. Pit!** Chil» have a posi.


MalHi. o»-niom»w (Sju-uritny) wil-li I’a'lilmin llitli; Clnh, at ilii* Sail- ITill l^ant:f : 2a, .’•a. and 100 yards.


'riu- i.ann will be .<oK'ft(*il fnun i-li<?


following : *P- •bn.'lvson, (rapt.) Al. Peek. Dr. Cooper. D. lOinbley, IT. \ ’t»is«;y. Ja.s. Tomlins»a>. W. A. Xowell, A. Jlobinstm, C. Hainp.son, I. Park and Dowlmrsl. ShooUo;' o. eonun-*n«-


at 2-;i(t The atmojd nit-eiiu'' of t-ho Club will bt* heltl


to-niglit (Friday), a t tlu5 OM Sehool. Chnreb Prow. at. S o’eloek. A nood a.uendan<*e of members is iv«{nesl«.*d.


CHATBURN. ------- ♦ ♦ ♦ --------


CHOIR SHRMONS.—S|),!i.iiil s.!i-cii.(-K w.ir.-


Iiekl in the \\'eslt»yan Cbapel. on .Sunday, the oceasitm being tlio annual eboir senmms. Uiidt'r the lomlersbip of Mr. \V. 11. .faekson, i-be eboir reiidcretl special mn.sitj vtay eroditably.


.At the


naa'nin" sorvico fbo antlu.an " O s*ve t.lmiiks.” was ;;i\en, and in the »‘V«aiin;j. " I was •rlml.'’ and Sun of my soul,” llio solos in the latter number bcinjr niecly sun;' by Miss Prig^s «ud ^Irs. I'\ rTolnies. were rendered. Dr. Kuttall. of .\eerini;t<m oceupieil the pulpit, and the eollocllons. in aid of the Choir funds, realised about £•!.


R e a d e r s who find any diflictilty iu ob


THE WAR AND BROTHERHOOD.


Dlh'EiCULTY AND DUTY OE CHRISTIAN TEACHING.


I'.S.A. C(.)YCjvRENCJO C.L1'J,TIEU0E.


A'l.' -Uii interest ing conference wa.s held at


tins I.’rinii tive il.elliodi.st Cbapel on SatiU'ilay afternoon, tlie Jjaiicasbire anil neigl ibouring (Joiinlies Eeilcriilion of I’.S.A. Brotberboods and Kiiiilreil


Societies meet ing tliere for thei r quar ter ­ ly giitin-riug, Iiti till- iiivitiiliiin of I be (,'litheroe l.AS..\ . Ttieri,*. were ubont a liuudred delegates pre.'onf In ten, llieiiglu iniidcipiale rai lway faei l i l ies preveiitec! tliat nninber atlctiiling l:be ronfereiieii in tile aflernoim, and 1 lie ab.sencc ot elii-aii i’arcs, also adversely alfected the attendance.


.^l r. .l*oi,*ler \ \ bailey, ol


Bolton, pri.'siiled. I f i ir ing the at terncon much appreciated seles were given by .Miss Udilb .Marsiiall an,l .Miss . \ imie


Soliofield. The ilflegates were welcomeil by -Mr.


•lului l.’'onl, pvesiileiit of the tMilberoo l’.S..\.. He said be wa.s one of tio; two who gave till' Conferenci’ the iuvi tai iou locome to Clitbcroe at Ramsbot tom and ill! was glad Ibe.y heart i ly accepted it. They woiil,; be aware they were in one of tile finest bits of .scenery e.Ktant, and thei r interc.st would iio-reaso when be told them the nibble Yalley wa.s ad­ vertised in Rome.. It was a line thing lo get: a niiiiiber of men together, and a iioer I liiog lo eniirbiiie wi t l iwomen in lying lo save tlieir follow men. J.l- was a very easy ti ling to liiioek dowe, io lower aud fnrilier dcgTiide inon and women. Tire difficulty came iu bui ld­ ing up and in helping men and women to bo better. To lift by kindness was inuclr more pi-efernble than the ways often adopted by men. The, 1,’.8..V. brotlierliooil wa.s (.b’sigiied to lielji men and woinoii to be nobler by brolli.orly love, and be eouteiiiled lliai: was the st ronger way. To :i large extent, they bad been siiceessfiil, I liougb at. tunes there bad been discoiiragemeiits.


l ie


iioped all would, .strive im briitlieidiood lines to iiialce the meveiiient stronger and llin.s maiikiiul In-tter. (Hear, bear and iqiplaiise.) Il'ollowiug the iraiisaelion ot sundry


business, an aildress on “ I be Win and Bi'oHierliond'’ was given by the Rev. •! .


I). Hugger, B.D., of Walerfoot . He said lie found i t liarder lo iireacli now Ilian ever be didi. .I'.very Sunday a great fear eaine over him ; a greal. ireulde as lo wdial. he could say, and how lo proelaiiii the mes,..iige he had. If he wa.s vague that aflernooii he hegged llieiii to r’.vi'iise him.


J I T X Y 3 0 . 1 9 1 5 .


I I ’.S .A . w a n t e d C h r i s t i a n b roHio rh o o d a n d oi iee th e y g o t Ibat., Hie idiai iges wo u ld fol low,


PUBLIC NOTICE. 'i.’l ie i r brol liei bond wa s


liasi’d upon: fael’— Go d ma d e k n own lo Hiem .Testis Cl i r i s t . T h e y b e l ieved ( ioil wa s w o r k i n g t l i roi igl i t l iem to r e ­ g e n e r a t e t i le wo r ld , a n d io e i i ie It. I t wa s I h e i r d u l y to o i l e r t h a t ei i re. ill a wav' Hie wo r ld wo u ld l imb - i s la n d ,


'l.'lie. I.ask wa s not: e a sy . H n e v e r was , a n d Hie w a r had ma d e i t i i ineh h a r d e r , s im jd y h, ‘e au s e i t wa s morei di i l iei i l l in a, t im e o f w a r to s j ie a k o t lirol In'i’liond ami lo sjK'aiv ol; |Hiaee.


r | ' ' J IR ARMV COUtS'Cll. liiivo dociil'nl tlial. til viow of tlio possibltj


ol ill'll-


eiilliinil lnlj,)ili’ lor tlio Hay Hurve.sl. furlmigli will ho giv,’ii lo a- liniit.-.,l inimiK’i’ of Soltliers ,if t,ito Xow Armi,’s am! *>f Iti” T,a’ritori,il For,;o for work ill tli.' Hay irarv,’.-l. as oiriainislmioos


may permit. i'lio Fm-IongU will IhsI, only for such mimher


of Hays, not oxcooditig ftmrtocn, .‘i« tho SoMtor is actually rerpnroH for haymaking. Tluj cinployiiiciit of SoMiei'.'; will bo .--iibjcct


t t s e eme d a s


Hiotigli ilii’ w a r wa s in. oppo.si t ioi i to th em . T h e w a r s jd r i t wa.s so p r e v a le n t an d so p io i i i i i icn t . tliat. to l a l k a l io n t lirolherli.i.’od wi th si i iei ’i ' i ly a n d eii- Hi i isiasm wa s no e a s y t a s k . A t th e sai iio t im e lio f e l t i(. wa s a n e s s i -nt ia l o n e a n d u n l e s s ( h e y pe r fo rmed , it- Hie-.y o n g l i t not, to i ;al l th ems e lv e s l i ro lh e i s , a n d th e so o n e r th e y d e c l a r e d th e i r p o l iev h a i i l i n i p t the. h e l l e r . T h e y must , s t a n d Ii.v t h e i r c u r e .


I.t: wa s n o t a


in ed ie in o that ; wo u ld cure, o n l y mi ld a l ta id r s that , wa s w a n t e d , l.mt oi i i‘ t h a t wo u ld l i rove su e e e s s f i i t in Hie si ipivim. ' eri.si.s. T l i e i r o p p o r t u n i t y litid i" ’me ; 1 h e y imisi. p r ev , . l io ’ii’ r i i i e . H o liad to eoiifes.s he d id md -'tm’ bow


I liev' w e n ’ .going’ to do it . 'I.’lie t nm b l e wa s th a t th e eo i idi t ioi is wbiel i . h a d b ro n g l i l a l imi t t l i i s " a r w o u ld imik e n t l ie r w a i s j ioss ible.


I bi ’-.y laid l iv ed


lo n g e i ien g l i to s to p t.lio s i l ly t a l k a b o u t w a r (’i id i i ig wa r , a n d Hie se o i ie r t h e y g o t to ( l ie root, o f Hie m a t t e r Hie. b e t to i ’. T l i r e e t i l in g s Hiey n e ed ed to em-


idia.sise. 'I'lie lirst. was Hii’ m o r a l a u t h o r i t y o f Go d . Ho be l iev ed th i s g e n e r a t i o n wa.s lo n g i n g to I ienr t h a t me s sag i ’. 'l.’I iey l iad f o rg o t t e n i t , l in t l lu ’. wn r wa s maki l i .g’ Hii’m |•(’m( ’ml le r i t a,gain. Tln> wo r ld wi o ld h a v , ’ t h em hel i i ’ve. t h a t u t i l i t y . just i f ied a i iy l l i i i ig , hut th e f a c t , th e in c o n t ro v e r t i l i l e fai.’t was , l h a t t l o d wa s m o r a l ly s u p r em e a n d t h a t ev'orybody w h e t h e r t h e .Ka ise r of ( ie i i i i a i iy 'o r t h e h i imld e s t pe a sanl . wa s i ’es ] )onsi l ) le to H im f o r h i s a c t io n s . T h e wa r s I l i ronghoi i l . I lie a g e s l iad a l l t l ie i r I'oots ill si l l , s, . lh.shness ot: th e wo r ld , a n d s e l f a g g r a i id i s emc ’n t o f th e men . W h e n men re.’d i so d Hi,’ nu ral s i ip e r io r - i ly of ( 1,1,1 t h e y wo u ld ee a s , ’- to he. a c t u a t e d h y l i ie .sam,’ mo t iv e s . A n o t h e r p o in t ih i ’V iK’eded. to (’mpha.s ise wa s (h e b'at h e rh o o d o f Go d— th e b a s ic r o c k on wl i icl i Hi,’ ivlnde f a b r i c o f h r n th e rh o o d wa s h i i i l t .


I li Go d wa s n e t E a t h i ’r w h a t


not tlial he was usual ly vague, it was heeaiise lie. felt Hie tremendous I'cspon- sihil ity of a oiecliiig l ike tlial and Hi,. I l■eme^dol;s s.ignilicanee of a cmi terenc,' like that . 'I'lien- was deep signifieaiiee ill tin- fai-l lhai tliey met together a.s a eoiifereiic,' of lirnt hei hoods, and it wa.s not lost upon lliem. They rememliored tha t not so very many miles away nieii were eudeavouriiig' to kil l caeh otlier, and w,’j’,. aided by all l-liai scienee. could give them, and with al l Hie vigmir of niaiihood. Over .Uiiiope bad swi’pl. a greal wave iif de.strnelion— and they uvre galbeved logelber as broHiers Tile eonti'a.sl wa.s asloiiisliing and signiHcaiit. .h'or if I bey bad come to­ gether beeaii.se i t wa.s a eii.slom In eon- diict biisiiies.s once a qmirter that, ai tci- iioon was "’listed. 1.1. tlie.v eanglil no vision of the niovemenl Hie energy they .■xpeiided was iinprolilahle. Around the bedsiib' of the siek world


1-1 was


h o p e had Hioy that , th e wh o le n t nian - k iml wa s ,m, ’ v a s t hroHi i ’i-hiind I t wa s la’eaiise, l.hey h id k iv ed Tie .w'as',TaHier 1 h a t t h e v loa’a e ln ’d b r o th e rh o o d . .Vnd hi’l i e v in g i l ia t . t l i i ’y mn s i ] i rea( ’li i t . I t reipi ired. a .good d e a f oi' r o i i r a g e . b u t t h e y l iad to do i t . T h e r e wa s no n.-;ed lo d n q r a n y o f Hie in d ig n a t io n R’ll wi th Hie ( i e rma i i s . .Xohoily r iva l le , ! I i im in h i s im l i g n a l i o n wliei i ho _ h o a rd of th e s i id v tn g of th e “ l . i i s i t a i i i a .” But'- a t the. sa in, ’ l im, ' Hie.v sh o u ld e i id e a v o n r lo I'l’i i iemh e r Hint, t iot l wa.s l - a l lu ’r <it Hie Ge r imi t i s a lso. He eo nfe s sed In- ,.,nil(l


go no I’l i i-lhor t l ian


t h e y e i 'uld leiivi’ i t to ( io d to wo rk i t ot .


Hint , bid l iav i i ig g o n e so ta i ’, perlia]i.s . \g a i i i . t l i i ’y mi i>t ,’i iqdiasi.se Hu,


( 'hrisl inn law of progres s i livongb saeritiee. ami sei’vi,’(’ 'Tbey knew l iod l l i ro i ig l i t i le Cro s s of Cbr i .st a n d inid I,’a rm ’d to love H im bei ’iiiise. o f l ie s p o o r b ro k e n l ie a i t .


lo.-t vvbeii Cbvi.s t d i e d , b u t w o n b y sa i ’i’i l iee. 'Tbo most, p r e c io u s t i l in g s on Hie t lmi i ie o f Cl i r i s t w e r e t l ie d ro p s t h a t fel l f rom H i s b a n d s a n d feet .


to tho following oomliUon.s :—(1) 'I'hat suitable liiboiii’ cannot bo olilaincil in tlio locality; (2), '.rimt tho lAirmor will nmicrtako to pay each j .soldier 4/- a day, if iho soldier provides lu's own bourtl and lodging.^, and 2/0 a day if boanl aiul lodgings aro provided by tho lAirmor; (•>), That tho I'amior will provide convoyanctx t;o ami from tho Railway Station. Xo Clmrgo will l>o mailo to the Far'mor for


Railway oxiicnso. Every endeavour will bo made bi eii.snro lliat) tho men reloasod haN'o been aooustomed to


Farm worli. Farmor.s sliouUl apply lo Local balanir Exobango.s for the number of men they rccpiii'c.


r o u x D .


■JOCUND, everyday in the week, that “ ROSE- .0-


IMAKY ” Margarine is an ideal subsLitnto


for But ter.—Jnquirci's sliould visit Honsoholtl Divi Stores.


CLITHEROE.


AUCTION AIAUT, Co., Ltd.


T H E N E X T F O R T N I G H T L Y SALE of Geld an d Uying-


o f f Cattle, will be held on


Friday Next, lug. 6th,


wiicn there will be a large numbe r of Caule foi'NVard. i iu lu dmg ilie iiMial choice .'elected cons ienments fiAirn Mc.-sr.s. IC. I’. Chmlwick, O Diixtjiiry, T. 'roini instm, T. Cowperlh- waite. r. Watie. K. Wni tuiker. etc. Further j early entries M au gment the foregoing wdl ] be aj'p icciateii .


| Th e I xhibi ls for the icsual Pii;^'S will be


ju t ln e d a l ! i a in., and die .Sale will com­ mence at 12 noon prompi.


Th e ai tcni lon of f.irmets. dealers ant!


Imlcbers is diawn to the fact il iai gooil supplies of Fat Stock a -e forwanl for Sale cveiy .Monday, and that large numbers of Dairy Catt le are ollcred for Sale every ruesday, when Prizes are given lor the Best


Ca ! \ed or Spi inging C'ow or Heiler. Stock consignetl lo this Mar t receives the


very best of auei i i ion F.DWAKl-i CHF S ' l 'ER, Secretary


FOR I'lte b a t t b ’ wa s iio(._ 'I'lie.v


all Hie lieab’is were galliered. 'I'bey were atiiniigsl. Iliiisc healers and it tlio.y were not .siieeessful the wbolii 1’;'^^ -iiceess of llieir etlorls were as nil. Tji(> b|•etllel•llood movement wa.s on its trial as Hie Cliiireii was. 'I'liey were out to heal Hie world. 'I'lo'.V Imd a eeriaiii preseri)iiion—broHiei bond. I'liey told t.lie world it could not be- healed unless it look Hieir mi'dieitie. '.I'bey did not ailvneate an eeoiiomie cliaiige, an al ter ­ ation at till- foreign Oltiee. 'Those


tilings inig'lit be at I in* liael; id their minds—ibi’y eught in he— but, I lie. pi'e-


seri])lioii oeered was brot lierliood. It was iieeessari' that liiey llioiigdit


of the whole iirolilem. Wa r was not I he-liroblem. That was only oiii' melliod


of cure. The wlinlc problem bad lieeii with Kiirope sine,. I here was a I’-iirope. The jiiohicm was Hie age-long illtie.s,s ot the world. It- was net r ight to feel Hie w’ar to lie Hie only prolileiii "diieh should engage thoii’ ai tenl ion—it was only liarl. of it. Hed id not want lo iiiiiiimi.se Ihe iiiipoi'iaiiee of war or tlie Iremeii- doiis .strain it p u t U]ioii national, life, hill it was necessary lo emphasise, the great work they iiad to do. There, would be work, and bard work, after tlio war was over. The. world Hint was ill, i.bat was siek, and wonmled would not 1)0 eitred by war. Tlie ' nation ]»ledged to Hie nielbed of war dc-manded


llieir loval ly, however. Tl iey'were not. Hie only peojile idVer


Times ** should inform their regular noweagont. or an intimation to tho “ Time s” Office, will Bocure immediate rectification.


taining regular delivery of the “ Clitheroe


ing tile world brotlieibood as a cure. The whole of the Socialistic iiiovemeil offered bi-othcrliood, bill, Hieir’s dill'wcd because the R.S.A. oll'ered Cbri-stbin lirotberliood. He saw liiHe affiiiit.y betivcen th e two “ cures.” Socialists demanded an economic cb.'inge; ■ Hie


wo u ld h a v e lo enorgi ,se th e ine.ssage of sa e i ’i f ice, to make, i t c l e a r t h a t ] irogre.ss wa s b e i n g mad,i: Hi rougl i all. Hic su l fe r - i i ig. E.vol i i t imi i .sts b a d d i s c a rd e d t l i e i r i ,’a e l i in g ,if .slow e o n t in u o u s p ro g re s s , am i ifaw ileebi.i'ed Hie wo r ld bai l ad- v a n , , ’,! b y b'a ])s In t , ’rs]H’i sed b y p, ’i‘iod.s iif .sliiw d ev i ’lnpi i i i ’i it. T h e wo r ld wa s io td a y b ’a p i i ig . ami Hiey wo u ld lia.ve lo ni i i i i .s ter to it. in th u s , ’, i.'i’i t i i ’a l day.s Hie gospe l (d: b ro t l ie rbmid . (Apidau.se. ) T 'n r i l i e r b u s in e s s l iav i i ig b e en ( ran s -


a r l e d . an n d jo iu ’i i i i i i 'nt wa s ma d e to t l ie held, f a r le a , fo l lowin g which, i f r .


Ste) i l ien Ch i r k ro n d i ie te d tlie. d e l e g a t e s on a shovi r am b l e .


UP-TO-DATE PRINTING.


■ V I S IT T H E a f V ! --------------- O Our op«-n air meeting was hoUl on Sunday, on


I he Wamlenyb-^ eri(?k«'t ground. Brtiwnlow-siroctS ?ilr. .lolm Foril was in Iho (?lmir. 'J*ho W'mlding- tt)u Band hml (liai-gt' tif the mu.-»ie. and i)la.yt?d .several st‘leeii«ms with eviilent approeiatioii hy the andreuce. The day was beautifully fine, and diert' wa.< a largo aitendanetx 'Fwo. tuhlresses wert‘ uivtm. «nu* by Mr. I.ord Simjison. of Baeiip. mul another by the Ron*. 1*'. E. Blake, lilt' new I’rimiiivT* Aleth1Hli^t’ Alini.ster. Both a«l(lresM-> w* I't* Well rei-t'i\'t’<l.


LOW MOOR. ------- ---------------


FIELD DAY AT CO E-HILL. ------The


W<'.sl«>ynns from Low Afoor mustt'retl in .strong ftH'co a t Coi^-Hill, on Saturday. Swings wore erocbid for t ho children and woro made nmeh luso of. All Horts of games woro introiluccti and enjoyed. At hnlf-past fom* caino tea aiul coffee, and evopylmdy Roomed rondy for tlu* good things. Aftomarils tho gnmo of “ nogs” was interesting. 'J'ho RidoH played throt* rounds. Ultimntoly WilldnsonV sido came out tho winners. All seemed to be tired when tho time came to make homowards, about 8-30. nil .having enjoyed a splendid day.


ffice, FH O T o e e aF u s IS. Harijreaves, K is ig s t r e e t . C l i t h e r o e .


is making a Special ity of Ke- producing Soldier-s' Photographs, in tlie following sizes ; ------------


M in ia tu r e s ,


Plain or Coloured made from any photograph, to fit lockets & pendants, highly finished from i/6 each.


P o s t Cards, Reproduced from any Photo-


graph.


IBnlargements, Made from any Photo, and highly finished in either black & white or water colours, from 5/- each upwards.


friend who is serving his country biing it to us for reproduoiion and you will receive .‘•atisfaction.


If you have a Photograph of your son or


prietors, Me.ssrs. Lord and Marslf' » at G, Market Place, CUtberoe.


Printed and Published by,/*'®/’'’,,


Best Price given for Dead and tVoin O’" Horses.


Cows.'j Pigs, and New Dropped Calies bought.


1.)1ST.\NCIC NO onjlCCT.


Best Price for 'Waste-off Beasts £2 to £3 given.


30 ye.irs i;xperioJ!ce. Oivafed mvl B f--- lor Veterinary Surgeons' Inspectior.


All .'inimnls killed with llmnane


OKI Waste ami Rubber Du^er.s. ^crap b~:: ••••' McUil Brokets. Cash paid bjfore ve;v,o'..ti.


Letters and ‘'■clegraiES promptly atlcn’-lee J. W. m & BRO


7 8 , B AW D L A N D S , CLi'niEKOi-:.


INTERMENTS. ST. MARY’S.


.Tilly 2Sth: William Hugli^ T/ittlemoor Road, ag’od 8i yoai'-


ST. JO S E P H ’S, HUR.S T GRl'.E-N-


•] uly 3i<l: Private -To 1 111 llolileii, R.i' - Hurst Grooii, aged 20 .years.


J S. '. 1 MOND.A] F u l l Ctl SALES BY AUCTION.


TO-MORROW, iSatiu'dayi. at 2-0 p jp 38,


BY MR . A M O S DUE RDEN, WATERLOO, CLITHEROE.


A .Mos i)U|.;ri)|.;.v. i,,sti„,.i,..i i • ' L’inilor. will SWl l»y Au.-iioa


iho S’rOclC-lX.'l'K.M)!-: WANTED.


'Vy ^AXTED.—S.MAI.L IIOrSK ; ^ ' Hcdmoins. furnisliod. \Vitli[;i


• •f \\'hallcy, from .\ugu.si 20ih. “ 'rimes ” Otllee, ( 'litlicrnr.


'I'.M-K l-.\l!OrRl.:i;. ’ ’ I U s Mill, riiiiK., •OIL


'Vy ^AXT ED. - Kxp.'ii. 2.*) to 3o \.-ars.


.Sliaw l>ri<!g(*.


'V\ /U\NT i ’:o. - i .on<; ixc. '^. uith ^ Ocnilcmim: "i l l H\o wiih fiiuiih. slutre rooms.—Wriic, A 12, Timf-* Ollif,’.


S 11tores. man.


O.SFM.AlvY” c,s Sweet ;is ever; cttii 1,..


obtained Cheaply a t J-lousttlmM Divi 'I’ry i t ; aiul savo money on the ON MALE.


SEl-L OH U.-:T. • '2i \ I’ai l: .V,


* * CiithenuL puss ‘.-sritiu *-nd «.*l' Sep:.’ - -.-\pply on I'l'v’initJcs


IVicos from i’o-0-0, at llalilwin's Sto ro ' ,n .* Street .and Xew Alarket Street.


tho UJ15 SI.\-\U.!vIUlOOK CVt horno i)owcr 2 sjiccd J-.ight-w<.-ight .''j


^ brook AIOTOR CYCLE, now on vie.', invito your inspection.—At Baldwin's, mongcry Stores, King Sfcvoot, Ciithoroe.


Storc.S'. man.


• OSEAIAllY ” ns Sweet ns over; cai. obtained Cheaply nt Household D: Try i t ; and .save money on tho Bub r-


WALLPAPERS FROM lAd. PER ROLL.


all classes. Write for particulars, stating ' ref|uiroiI.—(Dept. IHl*), Barnett Wallpaper ».


Ltd., Ivnott -Mill, Manchester.


^:\ROUXi:) REN'l'S TO SELL.—Apply 1 CHESTKn, King Street, Clithcroe.


TAYPEWUrrER CARBONS and KlBRuNS


for anv make.—At tho Times Oflice. L0S1


used it. Findor.s amply .Rewarded.— U-iM'.* liold Divi Stores, Salford.


OSEMARY,” the Be.st of Margariu- Lost to many people who have ne'v«


l i rO U S E TO -t-.B- Clitheroe.—


TO LET. LhiT ; Xo. 10. h'ox Su i


rApply. CampboU. Oi~l>nr


r p o LET.—THE 31AXOR HOUSE. CflA I -** BURX; together with tho Garden-t. Stables, Coach-honso or Gamgo, Greenhou’^t'. &c.—For particului’s, apply to ^Icssrs. ^ler.ill


Robinson, 7, Tackelbs Street, Blackbnni.


Stores, man.


• * 1 ^ OSE.M.-\RY ” ns Swetit, a.s over : < in <' JLVi. obtained Cheaply ut Household


Trv i t ; and .■save monov on tho r»tUi' will pay you. Chonp prepaid rates. I


Mom J .


eMPLOYERl w o r km e n ! INC LUt d o m e s


F(,r nil I'.ai’il Insurances el


A XY quantity, largo or small, WHOLl''s.* b PRICES. Stock exceeds 2oO,C)UU n I!


V' Win ISVVVin YOV to cull Mild li:0 ’.- A U i


MOND. GV


WEDNj W I U


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All Ai i ! -


II uct'd < i l-'XHltAi.. , Apply, ^ri’,.1. \', ...


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