(FOTJK.) TTHE PAL/ACE, Kg S lithro. ig atiu -


MONDAY, TUESDAY & T h e Fi lm o f th e


h£Sfy » **v> m -------------


WEDNESDAY, S e a s o n !


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T H E T I M E S. m i D A l . F E J i R U A R Y .


in t., C e e n _ , « I . i I


o r .ill till- im-iilenls .•imiKM-u-.l witli lliu im«eiU win-. 111,, lii'iiri Ilf llii' Miiniin In ii .^iviili r (.xli'iii lluit'


wotiifu as a u!oi-iou> o\nm|*lo «>! iu*l)K m • e:;;:.;::"'--u'iMyii'a- 'v , ! f i i ’> ’"i 'll"'


,,f I,,.,- r..|l(nv-cuuiil|.ymi.n mul rni' tion of I1k‘ events ol this ^rea:


" ......... ....... ............ .. ■ NURSE AND MARTYR. 1st Batt.N.E. Lancs. Volunteer Regiment C U THI ilROK COM l>.\NV. Whist B d ^ a n c e in aiii 111' ll-.e Unir.nm and Ki|ni!>im-nt 1-m.d. gajp ii^ THE PUBLIC HALE, On Wednesday, February 23rd, A9A6.


T i c k e t s i n c l u d i n g R e f r e s h m e n t s 1 6 e a c h , in.ay be had from any member of lire Company. G. E. ROBINSON, Company Command,i


N u l i c c o f Ke ino vn l to mo re convenient premises <?BQ NOTES P IN D E R ,


“ Wells We l l


, House, '"Cl i i l i f ioe.


Dental Surgery. „


Noted for Painless Extractions.


Special Offer of Axminster, Wilton & Brussels Carpet Samples at ridiculously low prices.


............... pnr rbi i .w a ilamiln..'U.re| V Stock of ‘ ''’’'F' i,nd Ibnssols I'nu.ct Siin'lilcs, suitable lor ltu-;s •..ml lleclM.le (. I ' .pi i


olenmi; 4


Keid Heal


!!,.■,! I! at les.s Ihan HaTf-pi lee. Note fhe I’riee.s


Br. is-, Is Carpel Samples Size d feet (i inches wide, only ds. l id . each.


Wilton .V.xniinster Carpet Samjiles. Size d feet :t iiieiies wide, only os. 1 Id.


XI ra l .aige Sixe A.xminster Carpel Samides. S i ’ze inelie.s wide, only lis. l id . each,


Al l


if'ct -I i 1h‘


K O T U .— AVK


liiife.st ■ S E L l .


long ami 2 ii


.VMiiiiisler Carpef Samples. Size 1 feel b iiielies Ion wide, i.tiily os. l id . isieli.


(> iiicluv iM *i \ Hicm*.' loiiii liv fl'l‘1 ieel ti inehe.s long by Orieilfal Palfern.s. Hnndred.s lo (dioo.se from. r k , b i 'IUbIi Toy loy


MEC CAN O ill Stock,


OT H E Y E S ’ W A L T H A M


M O N E Y F B O T H E A T R ES .


iM


I'HOl’t 'SAL TO T. \X IMBLK. ' U.NTKiri'Al-N’MK.NTS.


meui \ l l ld e l


cineuia palaces, and other entertain- jv; a proposal whlcli lias


L>mi-ot Ihi'so i:oiTii.< oi: piiUnc amiisi*-^ menrinav be called nimn to eonl nbi i le to ihe eosl 'of the war. Siieli a la.x has been levied ill I'ranee ami other 4-ouiitrics ill past vearsj and il coinhiiios the two k'iiliies of h.mding itsidl to antoniatie eidleetion and what may be lernied invisibi l ity in its ineidetiee. Ill llie early days of the war there


•■The when Bud


Was a serious slump in Ibe huslness ol eulei liiiniiig. but except in cerlaiii fnciililies. a revival iinieUly followed, and tile vnrieiy llieaires ami picture llieutrcs are now eii.joyilig eoiisideiable lircKsperity. The |imiriiig of money jiito tlie box-ofliees may be atiribnied in part fo the desire of soldiers lo seek ridaxalioii when on leave, but. if also arises <ml of Ibe bigli eiivtiings of large seelioils of the imluslTiaf population. Il, is prael ieal ly eot'laiii thal should


ai iv tax be imposed on eiitertainnienls. it ‘wil l be jia.s.sed on lo the palmns of the Iheatros nml eiiietna palaces, and there is a, general


imiire.ssion among maii-


ao-ers thal the pnhlie wil l pay the in- ereised charges withoul grumbl ing. 'I'liere are districts, perhaps where ihe t-,v wil l thin down the audiences, hut probable tbal the autborities may ill mind not only tlie raising ot hat a de.sin- to promote


IS


'I'he ta.vation of.tlieat res. mn.sie-lialls, Ikhmi


iM)iisi(l(*rat ion lor .soiiu* l iiiu*, sa\s


Tniu*>. ami li is possililo^ llial Mr. McKt'iina ititroi lmrs Iiis now


W' il lon. we arc


ill * hy It. I - ■jIlM


who won favour with iho ( l loarl of a (.’hihl.*‘


oU l‘'ihii rr s .\ pii'tur


• ^oiT.s whoii LOXnON


in IIn-.M* a«*i.'


U n d e r t h e M a n a g em e n t o f s cuu THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, « V g r p i n A V ^ f t A T T L I R D A Y , One of our Great London Films EDITH CAYELL ASHES OF REVENGE l•^•atnl•ini^ Miss l*h)N.v !• i.r'


sho ap|«*ar»al as Sally Snajr* in SO noN'r MISS I'r.


S.MASlllNO. A i ritAr'PioNs Ni:.\'P w k k k . n o t i c e o f r e m o v a e .


H. R. SuUCOCK, bUiu;Ko:'-iii-'.NTisT.


lia, reniuvcd from No. S m '-'H. VOKK .sl'KKli (the opposi'.c r>iile lower down;


Tel. nt). Kibblc.silalo liucliliouiul... 'vill numt :


Satunlnv. ilMd., r,tli : (ii-slnimo. 1~ mm"- SnturdaV. I'ob. IC’ lli : rnyt l iornc l;oi


UiiiUm AVosi, 12 noon. Aspul :iim1


wil l iiuM't : SiiiuiTltiy. Clillil'nu*.


Koi’i'st 1 lii ii'it'i ^ [•’oiir Ishiu* f.niN.


T H E T IM E S . J i 'K lD .W , F K H IM 'A K V ttb. UiKi- -BY THE WAY. ------------------ 1 .^ee I lull l i la ekbuni and Burnley .Vldermai, Miteliell lias Ibis week


Inid a visit. I'l.'om Ins neidiew J- ruate llnberl, .Mileliell, who is m the .»lii ('aiiadiaii .Mounted Jiitles. •■soniewliere i„ .ftainiisliire. ' .tie is a son ol .M r. Fi'eil .Miteliell. who weiil. lo ( aiiada in


1 , s y i . ♦ o ♦ o « Siiii-.sl reel winders and warpers are


l iearti ly to be congraUi laled on the siicecs.s of I lie .soeial pronioled a nd organised by lliein for Iasi '1 Imrsilay evening,


.ts a re.siill of ilie elfoil L.ill


is available for lijeal .soldiers and I lie Ued (b-oss liospital. The jiroinoler.' wish to thank (lie public for flieii


geiierolis suppoi-l.* 0 , 0 * 2iir. L . -I. ifalkinsoM, pastor of


-Marlin Toj) Congregational Chapel, lias di'eliiieil an oiler oi the jiastorale oi a town ehnrcli , to the g-roal grat llieat ion


id' his people at .Martin 'lop. , O ♦ o ♦


Ur . l.’l i il i i i Nelson eoiitributes to the


are each organisina a panide atte.sled men. The paiade at BlacK- bim. is to take ]daco on B.uiday and the men wi l l be addre.ssed by Lriptain Smitl i . the Jiiiboiir .Member tor file Clitliei'oc Division, t ’crliaps it would . bo iiossible In arrange a .similar demoii- iii le.il slratioi i . (' l i l l ieroe’.s ■■attested would ll.r..,. s


iiiake as fine a muster in proporiion lo numbers, and eerfainly in llie inatler of phvsisue, as tliat oi ai.y oil ier t'.asl J,aiieasliiri- town. d'“■l e would .ilso bn recni i l ing po.ssibilitles in siieli a


ral ly, it Uiere are any single men locally


still' niiatlesled. , 0 , 0 ,


Ti le ilei-rease from ,S1 In in lln


nuinl.er of eases of drui ikeaness dufmg |!)l;‘i reiiorli'd Ij.v the ( hiel (.om-t.ilib vesterdav is very satisfaetory. it bus


'been paieiit to tile, mosi superhenil ob server that a less volnuie ol dnub ".as being eonsiiined— Ihougli police .slalis- l i .-sare not an infal l ible guide in tins direi-tion— even before the order ve- Sli-ieling Ihe liours of sel l ing eaine into foree, while sim.-e that time it is clear less drink than ever has been sui.plied. \ further eiirtailineii l ol hours should,


iie.-ording lo this inelhod of reasoning, result in a vet lurther deelme. hnl ,„i,y well dilVer m, thut .jue.s-


, tioii. The dangers ol secret drinking ....................................................................


Join Heyes’ General Club and Save Money NOT1-; ADPRUSS-


J ewe l le r s & F a n c y G o o d s D e a le r s T o p o f Moor L a n e , Cl i t l ic io e .


W A T C H D K F O T .


economy, and a dei.*rea.se in the nioiiek’ ,s])ent oil pleasure would be regarded as


a national gain. f’rodueer.s of the more extravagantly


iiiounled tyjie of revue sliow an iii- 1-1110111011 to point Up llie lieavy cost ol their enlerlainmenhs and argue that


their risk is already heavy with the hiirdeii of s|ieeial taxal ion. hul hetier aml hrighter perforinanees .siieeeed wilhoni any such lavish expenditure, ami if I'oreed econoniy oil dre.ssps. seenerv, and eleetrleal elVeets lead.s to il. more eager .search for wit and clever­ ness as the ontslanding (|iialiin-.s ol a pi-odm-lioii Iheatn-.giiers will not lo.se


iiv Ihe change. ST' .


i v AT IT'Ci’ C; - - i l U . l t t -11.


-ire verv real in some iowiis. ♦ o ♦ o ♦.


It Is wllh regrel lhal I lei.-ord the


death which oecurred on .luesda.v <jl Mr. -lame.s Ast ley, of l lenlhorn-road.


(UilliDiTM*, i'or tmniy yciirs \Vi“ an ( ’mil ami l ioi i C’omj>iii‘.y* \stTt*v, \''1h» nsu*lu‘il Ills (18111 yyar,


iiad 'h,-en in deel ining health sinee Whitsimi ide.


l ie was exeeedingl.y " ell


; known thronghoni Cl itheroe and dis- i Iriel 1


f'oming to (,'lilheroe d-f vear.-j h.- had d. iri i .g hrs long am


holioiliahle i-areer made a wide e.irele ol i'l-iamW. A r l i invl iman, Ik‘ 'va.< hUmiI i- Ii , , l with St .Mary's, having been lor .sipine veins a sidesman and niemher ol the einn-eh c-oiim-il. He was also a Iin-mher of ihe ff igker Kd.lea nm foni- nillti-e ami was one of the oldest mem- hers of the (.'onservalive Club. As an .•Iinilovei- he was niiicli appreciated by tin- en'iidoyees for his kindl.y eonsidera- tioM.


widow ami rainily in Bio'f gfoal bei-eavenieiit.


♦ o ♦ o ♦


■■Transaction of the i l . islorie Society of liai ieashire and Cdiesliire” a uole on some I'ltli cei i i i iry carvings from Whal ley Abbey. The y are two .s)ii;ei- metis, the larger of which, iiieasiiring th.'.iii. by II.'.ill. is a rounded shield, snrnioiilited by a doiilde-iMiihattled hand and .surrounded on three.side.s by rai.sed li'af work.


jjiirlain Baiicaster inonasli,. ii islilnlioii." A fool-mde says ; ■■ft is slated (proeeed- ings of fhe Soi-ii-t.v of Antlijuaries. vol. xHi i . . A'o. f l . . second series, |i. 2T;i) thal ihere is a i-olVer from AVliaBey -Vhhev in private iiossessioii near A\iii- di-rmere.-'


1 hree sacred nails are rejirescnted. Ur. Nelson staf(*s: ■■These jiieees ol wood- (-arving are of (-onsiderahle loi-al iii- teri'sl. .sinee, with the e,\ee]ition ol llie stalls in AVhalley I’arish Chuieh. they are. so far as f am aware, all that now reniains of the woodwork of this iin--


momig rain LI IS. f he leller.s f erinimiting work, whilst


« c « o » Skiptoii Division readers will mile


with interest lhaf T1 r AValfer .Moi ri.son. ('hairnnati of the (.'onservative sA.ssocia- lioii and forniei-lv member for the Uivisioii. has i-oniribliled an annual dmialioii of .fb.OOtl for King F.dward's


Hospital l-'iiml ill London. , o -» o ♦


The late i lr . Ileiir.v Alfred Chainpion


Ilf lilaekhlirn, who was welTkiiown in this ilistriet as iireaeher and leetiirer at loi-al Coiigregal iomil Clnirehes. who


, died on the 17lh November, aged li-l years, left estate- valued at ,fl.-K‘s(> T)d., witli net personalty of Ills. Sd.


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I The death oecurred on Sunday of Ur. 1,1. fjawson Forster, a well-known Coii-


I gregational ALinisler, and lather ol the Tlev. A\ . liawson F’orster, who is eon- neeted liy iniirriage with the f,oi),gworlh


family, 'ill AVlialley, and who has for


maiiv* years preaehed the annual school sei-imms at Clitheroe Coagrega-


.Miieh .synipalhy «;iB be ex­


tended liv bis innnerons friends to Ins 'Tlie interment takes


place at St. Ma ry ’s C-emelery to-imirrow (Sainrda.v).


(.'lllhertie bas many ties wil li Ibe ' f ’ l. i i r i j / . y i : wiil" iberefore be taken in


Sjiei-ial ...........ns were l>'■‘■aellell atm.'s!. ,1 anies s (.'Ini 1 i-b on Sunday b.y tbe


------ l . i ii i iax f.sceoiid SOI, Id- Ma.,or U.el iard |


S. ('. Chal lei i . of Blm-kburn. CoJle.-tioiis : were laken from large c-ongregalions. and aimiinded lo a siibstaiitial .'11111. wbieli has heeii lorwarded lo Ihe Black-


liiirii Infirmar.v. .


galhei'ing was held In file si-hool, ihe alfair being promoled by tbe nieni.bers of tile yinnig womeiFs <-la.sses. -fVii VN-


t'rnss


Tral ipes-Lomax fami ly. Great iidere.st -■ " s i I- ........ n,c fact tbaf Irappes-


.|„,1 H,,. Hoiionralile


'Pi-apiies-Lmna.x. ol Al lspri i igs. narwood. and formerly of Manor ('•||.,|(luirn. is one of tlie tillleers jn Si r Tan ITainillnn s .iiii] js awarded the Al i l itarv


l ie was i-oimeeted wi lh Ihe


enlleiil pmgiai i i im-was given, inel i iding ' cImu’Usds l>y llu* I'liissDS. solos oy .M issi*.'> i . ^ Al ice 'I'livlor. l l iivdock. •!. M:irpct isoii. . '


iiiJiiSLpK'iiyL/isK .. m Ism-s <: Tk.vlm- and ( L Co a t .A Ali.ss | 'laad


X lle.ves ''''''


.Maslers H. ami A. Celda d A U 0 1 j M was also given by llie ebibiren s ebi.ii 1 Hefresbineiils "'.ere served at an n 1-, tci-val. din-.iig winch Mr . F. *rjivc 4Io milliT*ss,


1 j • ^ ■ . .


On AVednesday (-veinim- an eveiniig (to„'Dlfi ioiide Tlo.val F ield Ar t i l lery in j ' .,,,,1 is now serving with the llii .-ade Hoval ImcI cI Ar l i l lery. eiliiraled at Ston.vlnirsf College, ly, ,


♦ o ♦ o ♦


tiomil Church. For Ihe past 20 year Ur. Lawson Forster was iiiini.ster at (lueeii's I’ai-k Chureli,. F,dll(-ated in Canada., he held pastorales in thal eouiitrv, and also in the Liiiteil Stall hefoi-e retuniiiig to f-bigbind in 18.S2. l i e was .specially inteiesled in Ihr Uominioii, and 'for two .vears wa.s chainmiM oi llic dii'cclors ol llic (.(uoitial .Missionarv Society, i l i s son is niini.ster


at (ilom-i-slei- sii-eel ChiiK-h, Weymonth. # o ♦ o ♦


All three sons of ex Sei-gealit \ \ . F.


Alowle, of AVhalley, are now in khaki. Howland has been wilh Ihe Lst'oth Loyal Xorth Laiica.shire fleginient for luaiiv iiKHitli.s ami has just rcrovcuco fi-oni an attack of fever eontraeted in Friim-e. and has now reported at lUaekpool, where the reserve battalion is in traiiiinK* Walti'r is in tlu* Koyal Field Artillerv and is still ai I’reslon. whilst Herbert is wilh the Life Guards


at Windsor still. .A line record ' # o ♦ c ♦


fii the R.A..M.C. at MMialley hospital


i.s the Hev. A. Jlohson, forniei-ly a M'e.sleyaii Miiiisler in one of fhe Liver­


pool ein-iiits. *


fi-imi tbe C .T .C . , j i


"yirs.'


of Clayton f lai l . -W- I’rappe.s-Lmnax. wlm


invalid i„(,,|.„„-iil look .2, o « o < 1 liieulenant-Coloiiel -I. H. lUi.vstoii,


C.M.G.. IT.S.O., I'cL. has been ap­ pointed lieutemint-eoloiiel fleiiili.) in


i the Fast Lancashire T’erriloi-ials. j


« o « o « ■ ■ l.’aeili.st.s ami pro-Germans, 1 am


iiifonned, woulil probahlv havi- littli dUlie.ultv in obtai 111 ng free admission lo the I’al'aee nexf week. The picture .setting out the martyrdom of Aursa; Ci'.vell is caleulated to convert them all. The picture. iniriKirts to give an aeenrati aeoouni -of what oecurred to llu- lieroii nurse, whosi- fate thr-illod the worTd, at


T i l l


in.vTii 'Pho


uen


file .same time inc ens ing the Alhe.s lo renewed elt'oits to reduce the barbarous (.termans to impotence. The (ilm, 1 am assured, const i tutes one of tbe most


sii-lkim-' iiidielnienl-s of German Ki i l lur. V o -» o ♦


Spoken of as Hie best .social for mai iy


vears held at the AVaterloo We-sleyan L-ho.d, that o f last Saturday night was an iiiujnalilied .snoeess in ever.yjiart.ieii- lar. The aiui ienee was a capital one, 1111(1 (he entertainment of great exeell- euee. T'hongh several ol Ihe artistes were nnahle to he present, the remainder '■■enerously gave additional luimhers 1111(1 Ihiis made np an.v delieieiiey. The ni-tisles we ie ; .Mr. T. Al'al.soii. A iss Hull, of Cl i lheroe: -Master and -Miss -Vllhain. of Waddi iigtoii ; and .Mr SmUh. humorist. Chnlblirn. Al l did exi-epliouallv well and their elTorts were ,-oi-diallv re.i-Jgiiised. -Mr. Tralfmd, ol Darweii. was n genial ehairniaii. anil


-Mr. -I. (.'. Ford, a ski l led aeeoinpanist. T'he jnueeeds, loj- seliool imrposes,


rciilised iihoilt .F,S.« o « u « -V whist drive, araiiged by the l.a


dies- Coiiunil lee, wa.s held at tire Lib­ eral (Tull on W ednesda.y eveuliig', liildes being in use. The ]irize winner.' w.-re; t. Mr. Spei ieer; 2. Mr. ( loss. Ladies: I. .Mrs. Boolh; 2. .Mrs. f l ig -


.. ill - :’i AI iss I f i ll-hen. « o « o ♦


The repelitioii of ■ ■ The Wedding at


the -Mill." by the young peojile of -Mount / io n selioul, on Saturda.\. "as fnl lv justified bv the results, for the .sehdol was well lilled. and upwards of f o was I'eallsr-d, A rt-vised prugianinie wa.s given at tke wedding reception, ami every i tem was e.xeelleut. the "'hole going "Till a pleasing swing.


fh e


pianist wa.s -Mr. F. Jtoberls. The pro- ..... . are lo lie eongratulateJ on tlieir


U‘iii ellorls.« o « o « An interest ing visitor from Hie front


was Corpuial ■■ .Jack i ie l l , of Chaile.-j- worth-terraee, who retlirued on Wed­ nesday. l i e has "ork of an unusual deseriplioii looking al ter carrier lugwins which are used for hearing messages Iruiii one jiaH of the line to ai iuthei. Corporal fJell. engaged by the Anthui;i- ties about si-X months a.go. was in


I t bears upon if the sacred in addition ihe


F'raiiee within a week and in the I ri-m-hes under a fortnight. Aluie use is made of the.se earriers than would he imagined and Corporal Dell ha.s plenty of work.


l ie i- "el l known in •• the


fam-.v’- as an exhihitor and i-ompetilor 111 liie long nights.o ♦ o ♦


I ’ rivate W. HalelilVe. -Hh Last Lanes


is ill hospital at -Mam-hesler. sii-U. * o « o «


.Vii interesting sidieme to (.-iialile


i-very man. woniaii, and i-hild in the coniitrv lo a.ssisl in providing the ■■silver hul lets" reiiuired to liiiance Uie war is outlined in a further reporl from I he Ti-easurv comniittee ot whu-h Mr. 1-'. S. Mont'agu. -M.B., the new Chaii- llor of the Jluehy of Lam-asler. is


Chainnan. which was appointed to eon- ider the best means of .securing coii-


li-iluitions lo Ihc War Loans Irom the .small Investor. The proposal is that. ( verv deposit of lbs. lid., or aeeumula- l ion' of savings lo reach lhaf sum. hoiihl entitle llie siilisi-rilier to reeeiyi f l live vears later. Deposits would


imlv he 'aceeliled from persoii.-j whose toll'll im-onie from all sources does nol exc eed T ;'.00 a year.


I he is.'iie ol


fhi i ins homls— or a lotlery loan— is mu ;,pproved hv Ihe eoiiiiniltee. owing to prohalde ohjeclions from •■;i si;etmii ol tilt? (tnnmnmi iy,"


siUI ioujz'm it is ;ul-


mitted lhal it would he at irael ive. ami that ■■very eonsideralde slims might he


olitaiiied." « o -» u ♦


III :i leading arli(-le on the air raid.'. ,l,e ••Times" snys


modei'M fill mil(‘> a given height starlinj


- We are perle.-t-


Iv well aware of the di lhenl l ies ol al- t'ai-kiim airships with aeroplanes. A /eppe l in has a speed ol over


. nil hour. Suppose it to hi- at inoiiieiit over a given spot at a iif


nieiil. Trom a position approximately


nmleriiealh it. "!B take over halt an hour to leaeh l l ie.spat where tin /.eppeliii was seen. But h.v thal I'ni'h the /eppel i i i may he ilO mi les away, hi el i lv remedv seems to fie to have al idai-es. when- they wi l l not interleri with Ihe lire of the guns. palrids ol (lii iek-el inihing aeroplam-s. read.y I. hike the air as soon as the iipproaeh o a /el ipel i i i is aamnim-ed.


11.0011 I'eel. an aeroplam- from the grmiiid at the mo-


THE SPORTSMAN’S OUTFITTERS.’^® REGENT HOUSE.


T U E E 3T r I H K —♦♦♦------


The Kussiau Couit , wi lh aJl its


l iossibillties in roniauce and mystery, Juts provideil film compTiiiies "'ilh many ideas for sensational productions, but never witb a better than tbat- of Ib e Aluster Diplomat" screened at the Jxmpire last uigdil. l l i e Aiaster diplo­ mat is an -Vmcrican secret agent told ulf to secure important documents lioni a Govi-rument of Knssian autocrasy and power. Tie gel.s tbe plans al l right, but docs rt;iu;u’k;ibly ^vcll to keep tueiii A plot to recover tliem is bis marriage in ha.sle to a wonuin lie apparent ly ini- hereaved, hut who is tlie Government,.' most powerful emissiary. She succeed.' in ge t t ing what she believes to bo the (locnmi'iits. and leaves lier husband bonnd lo a c-hair, from which he escape.s to oaliulv proiluee tUc*


Iroiii bt'


iieatli the carpet. The feHiaie spy lui-' a rough t ime with her ehief who seek' to remove her honour when tlie Ainei iean having Iraeked liis wiie, dashes lo the rescue and gixe.s tin- rascal a .'evi-re drubbing, atterwards eompel l iug bim at the point of Ills re­ volver—a very powerful argument—-to conduct the man and bis wi ie—^wholly lenilent and n-ally in love witn In-i uisband—over the front ier with un-


plans. There is not a weak slHil in ihe fihn. wbicb is wel l wortli seeing. Hearts of khe J u n g le ” is a Sehf j story,


demimsiral ing the mali-rnal inst inei m Il leopard verv .smartly, and ' -Bat-k fririii the Dead" is another thri ller. ■‘Giddy, rnv and lii-kc-lish" is a rolFndiing Key- liini- and tin- Gaiimont Graidiie Ini'


eonsideralde at iraet ion.— Next week .' iinigramim-s promise to he (-(|Ually rood. In the early part ■•-Mndann- Sa lan” will hi- shown. For ri-al stnU- iiieideiits. a dist inet ly novel plot,


nil'll remarkal.le etVeets. this tliree-reel draniatie subieel wi l l be very diilieiih to lienl. Addi-d lo tbi'se altiai-lions. tin- .<ubtle J‘ascinat'um oL M i lU c . iv eUe .Vndn-vor, tin- famous f-'ieneli aeire.'.-. who p'lays Hie priiieipal nde niid n-r eb-ver act ing, give tin- subiect tba finish tbal is eertaiii to make U a fnvoiirite witli the general piibln-. Alaiiy speeial fealui(-s are intrnduei-d. iiirliut- ing the iiievitahle ' fango Dam-.- ainl a


sU]ierb display o f i ire"orks. D A L E H E A D - l l ie r e"Ould


then be some ebam-e of tlieir belli lliuh cmuigli to deal witb tbe enemy when be arriv.-d. Tin- matter, ni i lm- tnnately. is less .s.sv tbaii 0 soumls. 0,1 neeminl of flu- diflieully u"* hearing or seeing a /cp pe lm Iroin an ncroplaae. h.ii of scrimi.sly damaging or destrovi iig il "'hen it is discovered. There i.-i also Hic risk of inyiduniarv l:,ndim-s in the dark. Unt the know- lcd-(- ' that il would alinosl i-erlaiiil.\ meet with some kind of attack at close (iiiarlers. is l ikely to prove a eon.sider- nble delerrenl lo llie raiding aireratt.


OASTl .F. lTF. .


MILTTAHV SMHYICI' ------ ------------


AC T


( iTfiiST BA* CLr.L':H .F,HO.F TTIADF.S ANJ) fcVllOTIlT COUN'CTL.


-'ll tile meeting of tbe Cl i lberoe


Tradc-S and Labour Counci l last Tl iurs- day tbo .following resolution wa.s passi-d : Tba t Ibis Counci l protesis ngainst


Hie Compulsion B i l l passed by both TTousos of T’ai-liament. and does al l in jiowcr, enns i i lnt ioni l ly. to gel its


repeal .-


to Mr. Chester


If you enclose one penny smmp Agar; Kapuline, Ltd., M.vn-


cnesier, you will receive by return FRE E SAMPLES of KAPUTiNEfor


HEADACHE or NEURALGIA and a sot of twelvelioloured picture cards, FiREE, worth a couple of shillings-


DLATH OF Ml!.. ^


■file farming community of Tio"lauil wil l


lu-ar with regret of the death


which oeeiirred on Tuesday folloiMHi. an openition at f i lackhi irn l i ihim. i iy. of Mr Stephen Ttobinsoii, of Swinsha" F a i l . . . Dab- Head. Mr. Kolnnsou Lnl lie.-n siilV.-ring b.r some eoiisideratiu time He was w.-ll-kiiown llirongtioul Hu- district, and wa.' a (■lin.-ebnian.


Forty-sev.-n years of age. ‘'"'.I'' '


widow and nim* chi ldnoi , with i iniieb sviniialli.v is felt.


at !*aok. ilio f'oai is mad.* will; lorn: oontro slits or wholo haok.-*. 'J’h(* fronts art* koj*i sott mul dost* witli two butions.


Our Now l*attt*rns an* iu»w road\ ft»r vou.


COod tiloti of till* jiroA'u.jlinir styl.* for I,ouiioo Snlt.'i. Woll .-ilmpoi!


Thf JTition Wo .-^hou jzivos ,i » 1' dy-^aataiy .


Lug n Reefer u


one ad Sits.


killed in


•1'H IH D F l lO A l BB bo a v la n


'I-].,, unweleonic uel .^'1


Bol loi i-byi


Private c r , jnspect-oi- .J o n in lA-';;;;-- J


‘l i .... .,i(. Ki l leenI


CLITHEROE


WOUNj ______♦♦♦•


,


The nameof Coi |'"i’"l 4, 1, Battalion H • v.t I'l b ) whos


Iti-uck by " j |


il, the to"-n. has i>ie' I t;ick <


r r E R


V I G H 1' ------


C L l Ti l l- : H U L L A D S


HOW TlIF.V I’ll F X F L K I L ’


N vei v inlcr e s l ing a I


liiis lieen received l>y AJ ,,f W'il.sou-sUeet, If


Devaiiey, a w.-ll-kmiw and a member oi the 11 ill I'igylit. He wri tc' l '■■filing's are aboiu i|


and 1 am just about know, we might as this l ife a.s it .-^eeuis now trade come to s l | a, lot of C.litberoi- lel . l clmi iug -Terrier.' A'ou would enjoy an ej of these, ho.vs if only thoir experienei'S in ■flu- other night 1 Barracks and came a Clilheroe and tlunig-ht. 1 would l is le i | Well , i t was a treat, won-, lads 1 can wt-11 with bowl, playiii!. very long ago, talki i{ charge.s as if lli.-y no aei-ounl. T'lu-.v t;l ’forks and how maiii tor and I am mi re Hi slaekers if tli.-y .""'yl talk and tell tlii-ir lal[ .-'We wen- out hei'i


hefon- " e had an.v n | week has made uii to were eompletely lilankels g e t t ing iiueiitl.v we had iiowlj i-ame down in Inu-k.- i-oiild only havi- .'i-en| horses yon would h; given ka i s e r Bi l l hi.' ■■’i'he war doe.' nol


lo a close yet either, know liow to start nt-gl —except the Alotoi [ No doubt. li(- means wij a task for biin or aii;l '1 hev are l ielter iitli'il| hanking aueouuts. slightest, doubt ttbonil in ,'pite of fai lures " | liav.- .still our gloriol have a far greater ail had ami most of all " j -■an.se. our l ibe i tv. catinol. sa.v lhal f-in.nhl sh(3 ought lo have bee! but .Fuglisb rule befil ■‘ I was at Al idniglf


nias Lve celebrati'd h\- iind 1 can ti-11 yi i more than om-c t.-ar- a.nd to those id' a lot Catbolic.s that wi-i'.- M-e how we s|i(-iil our It what a 1-0111 rasl '. wil l end wlicn it jdi-a- he ph-ased to see CUtheroe wi l l he a "■itli al l the voung trt.ni hoiiu', hnt tlu- 'oiiic wil l not letiirnB 'ouls. ■■.All onr miam-i's


I’l'iiinsnla. lint nii'H


'I rangt-r.' lo no-, r.-inforce nit-n. as lu-af are either .b-ad or w(| liavo had some (|Ueer last l.wc-lvt- nioiith' 'lo nil- good hnl soine] -All Hu- C 1illi(-voe boyl extra wel l , and are iij speak of going 1111 Hii'l ns inlkiiifT


^G\\i i t is l)v oil nrc<T| (Ro lon.'st of i i . ’


^FHANl — — <


Tlw* Comni iHi '4* Associat ion I


('lirhoioc l^raiu']i ol I 11 RUM s ’ Associat io [


•loiBitioii two iruinj E .


Clithoroc Xui AVTlI


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