Ik


CLITHEROE I I TF- you intend having a Tnp ^BOAD J for ladies & CHILDREN’S i> K


1 EMGRAaiNO, apply for all the leading Steam.lnp


HOLIDAY WEAR W I L / K IN S O N S M O O R LA.NE & C A S T L E G A T E ,


Are Offering SUMMER GOODS at special prices.


Dresses & Blouses for HOLIDAY WEAR ORDER EARLY.


ij'Jl''


Choice Selection of Blouses Beady for Wear.


^ --------------- -------------------------------------------------------- I V ;.?■ i i W ELL ISW


To be ridden by boys under 15 years of 7 trotting race, (Open) ...


IVAVi:/, uwv — —


155 CUtherooj Address: 35-37, WeUjrioo iwa , CHtheroe.


S U E S B I A OPTION. BV MR. AMOS DOERDEN.


UANK &ALEBOOM.S, CUTHEROE.


AlOxVrilEY S.ui'TOyMORBOW fSatu.'day), JULY 2nd, at 1-50 p.m.


.^MOlfOST the ^EFFECTS sJ^te SiuTngRoem do., Sefae, Couchea. B^~om


numerous Bedsleai. and Bedding: Sewing Machines, OvermonUls, Easy and Stimd Chairs


of all kinds; Wicker Chairs, Chaste of Drawera, Commode, Crib Bedstead, Display C^mot, Toilet Stands, excellent PIANO in walnut caao, iron Irame, splendid tone and fine condition, by Beadle and Langbcin, London; also a hirgo consignment of BRUSHES of all kinds j Hearth Rugs, Mats, Carpets, Kitchen Utensils,


a


to d Tables, Stocking Knitting :^tachine, Lady a Bicycle, Gent’s, do., and numerous other effects.


FOUR VALUA.BLK FULLY LICENSED HOUSES AT GIGGLESWICK, SETIT.E


,\ND HORTON FOR SALE. Mr Ai'OS DUERDEN wiU Sell by Auction


SATUBPM, AU0- 6th^ 1921 N E A R L Y £ 1 0 0 IN P R I Z E S


COMMENCE AT 2-30 P.M. PROMPT. ADMISSION 1/3 (including Tax)


1 100 YARDS HANDICAP ( ^ ) a *40 YARDS HANDICAP (Open) J ONE liHLE HANDICAP (Ojien)


4 PILLOW FIGHT ........................... I rUIH I


B TUG-OF-WAR (Op«l -v 6 PONY RACE, not exceeding 13 band*


( trotting race (local) radio* four ALL ENTRIES CLOSH ON JULY 25th.


iWinners of heaU 2


(open). Wi


IVinner


... 1 ... 6 ... 2


... 5 ... 4 .. 4


...16 2 0 0 1 0 0


Read and Simonstone Silver Band will plan Selections. Dancing in the evening.


entrance f e e s w ,& d ^ and Jrd nIil©. y 4»VM


No " “ ‘• No. 8 Event, 3e. per Entry. Event, 6s. pe E «r Kntry.


*e«’, ae-« - I '


f|"V~) f.f\IKBI.I<S—Olr l- i '- Hi j —


6 Event, 2s. 5d. per Entry. 7 —


■Vriawell is One Mile from Whallcy SUtion. m.-Fl-KS wanted for STANDS, at the above Spoils for


Kic. oners do;c July tSih. if. Barlow, Secre.ary iniv iKih U Barlow, ^ecretarv AU enquiries to B. BARLOW, Secretary. WiaweU, WhiOle,. t r a v e l by t h e ■>C3t>


PEi^DLE BUS T9 BLACfiCBUR^ •l ime T iolc forw.mied ior Id. Sianip, trom


Tel. 68M J I? '® m bullock & BRIGGS, MILL LANE, BLACKBURN LO ST . Bawdlands, Cflilheroe.


Edvard. - LOST.-Blue chequer Raring Homer, N.U.R.P. 20, FF 8646-Houlker, ______ ________


L o s t - P air of e y e glasses (gold nms) _______ _ L about Crow Tree Brow, Cbatburii, 28th


inst. Finder rewarded.—Advertiser and Tunes Office.


ost.—On Sunday afternoon, largo (pink stone, silver-mounted); fln<ler re­


BROOCH


warded on returning to Advertiser and Times Office.


__________ _ L OST.-Three RORNED EtVES witli lambs


far huggon; Wether ruddle on far huggon. Apply. Whtehoad, Slaidburn


also 1 liorned WETHER; Ewes marked


ruddle on far huggoii, 2 Ewea and 1 Ewe W.B. on horn; Lambs tar mark on


S'TRAYED from Ruggicsmore, Bashall ^ves, halgh. 1' ii,tl ‘d


? Itsli '


r - f |% i


^11 :


mi life


p'lfcl «i«Mil!, ,® 'ii| f[ i


//!): ',? &b -ij! •Ife ‘ '


! ;^ ' I •■Mi' ' V -


1 i f e v i , i,i i'h.


,i’>,;VM'' W -.fei."


/ ‘ X


f'h, JSKlif v-liiVi


::i 1 ■,;i .^y V ' . t - >: 1 ^r”t l .n :w . HarCn. r a^d'rsnowden. and vienU ore dealt wild ^ ^ finnwH^n. and


local farmers and dealers. " " H. .TACKSON and SONS


STATIONERY. at THE


l&O? l!',i


___________ ___________ _ _ _ _ a t S T l l ) .


STANDEN HALL FARM.


township of PENDLETON, near Clithero*. A'T STUD.—Cumbeiland Boar, "High Times


M "


J-a- (liar No. S.L.J.B 28) (Enteto next vol. Herd Book); farrowed 4th April, 1920.


Blandcii PiggeriM, or C. E. Cox, LitUemoor, CUtberoe. Telephone No. SA___^


IDDLE WHITE BOAR, "Historian” (Vol 37) the property of Captain f. A.


chased at a big pneo from Air. John Cbjyers, M“^ ton,\ndfes full of Royai hlooA H e J .


Howson. HISTORIAN 1^7 B S a "m . dam ^'.=’1""


P,"


" " ‘^^E’ :tuddle"white Sovm 1 Guinea; Others, 10/5.


" l i v e rO LN E & HTSTETCT S o c k a u c t io n .m a h t .


-ronRTNiamXY SALES of LYING-()FF and niV-SDAY.'^Tuly 12th,‘


E ll ie s total over 60 in addition


to other conaignmenU.. fa t CAUrLE, SHEEP and LA.MB3 sold


e v e r y MONDAY at 11 o clock.


f|iHE MARKEf FOR ALL CLASSES OF i .


Cliltiee Aro nciion M o., Ltd, LIVE STOCK.


art C SALES are held ns follows;— FAT STOCK EVERY 5IONDAY, at 10 a.m.


Good supplies of Fat Cnttle nnd Sheep will bo forward each Monday.


At tho request of the local branch of the Farmers’ Union, the Company w'dl give to* fol­ lowing weekly prizes lor toe Best Pen of 6 Ixical


Fed LAMBS. ^


1st Prize, ... 15s. Od. 2nd Prize, ... 10s. Od. 3rd Prize, ... 7s. 6d.


Tlie toUowing Prizes will be given for t o Open


Cla.sies: For the Best Pen of 6 Liyib*, 1st Prize, ... 15s. Od.


2nd Pnzo, ... 10s. Od. 3rd Prize, ... 7e. 6d.


kA SWAIJvDALE SHEfiP and hrif-hred Leicester LAMB; ewe marked blue ^ddle if back;. Lamb tar mark on ramp.—J . l.roeii


10-80 a.m. CALVES at 10-15. Large nnm- bora of good, useful Cattle are forward every


week. GF.LD AND LAYINO-UFF CA1TLE


EACH ALTERNATE FRIDAY, nt 10-30 n.m. Tho next sale will bo held on KlUDAY,


JULY 15th, 1921, wlien tliere will bu n large number of Cattle forward, including all the regular Doolors’ Consignments, in nddition to good Ixical Supplies. Upwards of 400 lieud of Cattle at our last Sale.


EDMAUO CnEBTER. Secretnry. 'lulf^pboue 19.‘ Auction Mart. Olitheroo.” »<>“ r. The Co-operative Wholesale Society. Liniltort.


a massive pig of great length and depth, and GISBURN LIVE STOCK AUCTION MART THE FOUTNlGHTLv *^ALE of Geld wd


PartienUrs from Owner or Mr. C. r«e , Wiswell Eavee. Whalley.


__________— _ _


IviiiK-off CAITDE, WEDNESDAY, JUDY 6th 1921, when there will bo forward consignments from tho usual dealers and good suppUes from


l/)cal Formen.


Priloa will bo given for iho Beat Pair of Geld Cows, and tho best Pair of lying-off Cowe.


' Judging at 10 o’clock sharp; sale to comxnonio '


• at 10-30 prompt. Geld CatUe: No. 2 Ring , .Tud Lying-off Cattlo No. 1 Ring.


i


1 Entriwi of Fat Cattle, Sheep, I>amba, ■ Calve* and Pigi are solicited.-


; Sale to commence at 11-0 a.m- E. F. JACKSON, Manager


Telegrams: "Wholesale,” CUtoeroe. and " Auction Mart, Oiiburn.


Telephone: 181 (n.theroe; 12 Qsburn. / S h u t, . ’B Oaet-ofl eXOTHINO,


a d v e r t i s e r * TIMES ’ OFFICE.


by retSL f ^ ^ ’e **nl.-B«<i. Parwm lame. cfitiMTO*.


or exriiangod: diztauM iw bought, sold, MONDAY. JULY -llli, 1921.


' FAT STOCK SALES TO BE HELD EVERY j


MONDAY.


No Competilor can enter tor both classes. DAIRY CATTLE EVERY T17ESDAV, at


J. E. SMITHIES. AUCTTONEER AND V A LEER.


SHAW I IK inG H S T . . CLT TH EROE. MKSSR8


^ILVEI^WOOD \ BE[^l\y AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS.


Farm S.ales and Valuations of every descriptioi undertaken.


Anctionecri to tho CUtocroo Auction Mart Co., Mondays, Tuesdays and cacli nltornute Friday


Auctioneers’ Oflice: 38, King St., Clitiioroe, Tel. No. 19.


ROBERT HITCHIIS, ADC TIONEEK & V A LU E l t .


BA1,E8 AND VALUATIONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION UNDERTAKEN.


AddrciM:—


BASHALL TOWN, near Chthorc INCOME T A X ,


,


TNCOMK TAX.-CLAIMS FOR REPAY A- MENT 1920.—May now be made. Apply W. E. SAOAR, 29, Phnlico Road, Clilheroe.


TENDERo. IVIST HIDING CUUNTY COUNCIL.


REPAIRS AND DECXlKA’nONS TO COUNCIL SCHOOLS.


mentioned SchooU. For spcclflcations and further particulars apply Divisional Qerk,


rriENDERS ARE INVITED for work required A to be mrried out at the under­


Education Office, Belli*. CiBhurn, Paythorno, Rimington, Lane Ends


and Hellifleld Counril Schools. CUpham Newby, High Bentham, Low


Bentoam, Holwilli Bridge and Oiggleawick Connril Sehnole.


J . 'W. DOUGLAS.


14, Markot Place, Clitberoe. 'Phone 167. ^G EN TS WANTED in dislriclz where not


B


-----already repreeented, by a leading firm cf Seed Merciianle, tor the sale of AOUICULTUR AL SEEDS of gnaranleed purity and germina tion:


atUndlng markets regularly should •PPly* Wrlu, ** fleeda,” Advertiser and Timee Office.


3 U1l&llic:» Wimcsewsese.*


1st 0


0 0 0


0 and


2 0 2 0


2 0 10 0


1 0


2rd 1 0 0 0 0


0 U


on TUESDAY, JULY 12tb, 1921, at 3 p.m , subject to conditions of sale to bo then pro-


JiOT 2.—About 21 acres of BUILDING LAND ___^ I/yr 4.—A SMALL CLOSE OF LAND ciJlod . , „ ,


BANNISTER.—In loving memory of Private ^CMrge Veevors Bannister, Itl^ino Gun Corpt who fell in action in France, July


lot, 1916.


Kver remomberoa. ■—


, pftthcr eUid jCotbor. MosethwaiU, Newton.


BANNISTER.-In loving memory of oim detu- II 444


^■^her. Private George in action in Franco, July 1st, 19H>. Sadly do we miss him


----- ^ • •


Lower Standen Farm. HARRIS.-In loving memory ol


—Jim, Sarah. ,


killed in action in Franco, July 1st, 1916. Grlter love ihath ;.o man to n tliia:


nams,


that 1 man lay down Ids life for hi3 ' ^From Mother, Sisters and Brother (Ted).


WHITTAKER.-In loving memoiy of Jane ™ fm U r Whitt«ker. o] 61 aaremo.it ter-


' n Z X di_ed July 4th, 1920. ON s.Ai,i';.


Q N SALE.-Good UAND-CART.-Apply, 19, Walker Street, CUtheroe.


Good ave-roomed HOUSE for sale; hath, hot


and cold water ■ vacant on compelion. — Apply, B8, Rectory Terrace, CUtberoe.


Mowing Machine in good condition, two Knives—J. Godwin 3'J. Hayhurst Street.______


Her id end was peace. . ^ —From the Family.


INCE —On tlio 26th .inst., at the Eer-^'


I n f i^ y , Liverpool, after Fdward^aged 22, the roost dovoted brothci S M i^ ^ T ln c e ’, 34, KendM Street. Pres-


ton, late of CUtheroe.—R.LI* IN MEMORIAM.


■\IARGIER1S0N.-In loving, remembrance of my dear Eneband, Jamea .Margenson, who de­ parted tills life June 26th, 1919, aged 71


years. Fondly remembered as years roll by.


-From his loving Wife, Daughter and Son- iniLaw (Jennie and Fred).


10, George Street, Clitiicroe.


.ILVBGERISON.-In loving romembranco of ‘ our de.1T fatlier, James Margenson, who departed this life June 26tli, 1919, aged H


yairs. Fond memories cling witii many a silent thought


—S-idly missed by Ids loving Daughter and Son-in-Liw (PoUy and Jhirry) and Grand


48. Ciinterbury Street, Blackburn.' daughter (Florrie). I Burnley. 1919. at the UOLDEN IJON HOTEL, SETTXE, ON .SALE — HOBSE, good mower; also Minneapolis, U S.A


''"lot 1.—th e GOLDEN LION HOT15L, Hmloiiin-Uibblesdale.


opposite the Cliurch .at Horton. IDT 3.—THE HART'S HEAD HOTEL,


Giggloswick, on the main road to Ixuicaater and .Moroc.amlKJ.


‘Fiddio Case" near lo t 3. LOT 5.—THE ItLACK HORSE Hotel, Gig-


glcswick, (near Uio Churcli). LOT 6.—KINO BTLLLYM THE FOURTH


INN, Settle. All Uio LoU are freehold. Further p,arliculara from the Auctioneer, B.ank


Salerooms, Clitheroo, Tel. 95, or Moasrs. BALDWIN, WEEKS A BALDWIN, Solicitors, (tlithoroo (Tel. 52).


VACANT POSSESSION.


VAI.UABLE FREEHOLD SHOP AND DWELLING-HOUSE IN PARSON LANE, CXITHEROE, FOR SALE.


A


HOOILS, CUIHEROE, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 13th, 1921, nt 7-0 p.m., subjMt to conditions of .Snio to ho tlien produced All timt FREEHOLD SHOP AM) DWELLING-HOUSE, being Bitunte and


mos DUERDEN is InatrucUol to fiELl. BY AUOl'lON nt tho BANK BALE-


iiumboreil 28 nnd 30, PARSON LAN It, CLITHEROE. occupied by -Mr. Itogor


and confeotion’ory busincs.s lias been carriwl on .occupies an excelleiiL position, is siili- Btaiitially built, and Viirant Possession can bo given on'August 1st next. For furtlier ])arliculars apply to the Auctioneer, Hank Salerooms, Clitlicroc, Tel.


Toniliiisoii. Tlii.s property, ivliere lui c.xtonsive catering


Mils-^i.^llALDWlN, WEEKS A B-ALDWIN, Solicitors, Clitiicroe, Tel. 52.


DV MR. J . X. SM ITH IE S . J


3, VICTORIA AVENUE, CHATBURN. E. 83HTHIE8 is instructed by Mri.


• Biutow, to Sell by -Auction at tho above


address, on SATURDAY, JULY 9lh, the Sur­ plus FURNITURE. Sale .at 1-30. ParUculars


next week. .SPI.ENI'ID VAI.UK IN


BASSINETTES AND THE LATEST STYLES.


See Shaw Bridge


Furniture Sto re s ALSO


WOOD OOTS AT 3 5 /- J. E. SMITHIES, Propriotor.


TTIOR sa l e .—Gent's. -OYCLE, 1920 Model- do-Luic, 24-iuoU frame, equal to now, all


acces-sories.—12, Pendlo Avenue, Chatbum. ,


IPOR SALE.—No. 11, SalthiU Terraco, Cli- Uieroe.-----^Apply, J . H. Ramabottom


Solicitor, Clitheroe.


High-Grade Folding CiVMP BEDSTEADS usual price 45s; to clear 22s 6d.. each.— Tlieo. Wilson A Sons, Ironmongers, York St.


riTWO NANNIE GOATS for sale; cheap to -I- quick sale: one in milk.—Apply, Mie-


Ackerley, Grindleton Vicarage, near CUtheroo. F % Draper, Clithcroo.


)H SATiE.—Regulation IJell 'TENT. Second-liaml in good condition.--( o.ates,


ON SALE.—Levis MOTOR OYCLE ; all on: Chatbum.


TT^R SAIiE.—angle-borsfl MOWING MA- CHINK, perfect working order, two knire**,


strong Farmer’s TRAP, good; 'wo Flat CA B ^ ; 6-6cater Wagonette (Cockshult).—Mather, Wat­


erloo. BABY’S CARRIAGE, now condition, largo ami comfortable; mudguards and safety


sti'nps; <* bargain, £6 10s.—Box 54, AdTcrti&or and 'Hmea Office.


B il lh ea d s , ruled inroices, statementa and memw.. all sizes, at REDUCED RATES.


—AdverLiecr uiul Times. 27, Castle Street and 6, Market Place, Clitheroe.


ALARM CLOCKS, 6A1 «“* ; reliable time­ Lane.


ITtOR SALE.—One or two soiled Singer's keepers.— Heyes, Jeweller, top of Moor COMMENCES • SEWING MACHlNliS. All makes o(


Sewing .M:iehinos repaired and iJl classes cl Needlcfl in slock.—L. Haal.am. Singer’s Siiop, 17, Ca-stlo Street Clitheroo.


ITtOR SALE.—New I J h.p. Fairbanks-Moise


■ PARRAFIN ENGINE; magneto ignition —Whalloy Road Garage.


B ASSINiriTES, PRAMS, etc., RE-TYRKD


while you wait__J. and F. Bentham, toe Quick Service D e p .14, .Market Place, Clithoroe.


COUGHS, colds, wheezing, cramp, poor appe­ tite, all cured by Karswood Pig Powders.


Twelve for i s . ; bulk tina 21s. from Harrison, 29, Castle Street, Clitheroe.


WA.NTivl).


TXT ANTED.—A COUPLE, to live in.—.Mrs. vY Moore, Back St.


Moore, CUtberoe.


WANTED.—Respectable GIRL aa part-time first instance) to Advertiser and Times OlEce.


guardian for cliild of llirec.—.4pply (in ADVKRTISKU 'male) requires bedroom, ham.


WANTED.-----Good COOK-GENERAL and well, Mayfield Ciitlieroo.


Apply, Advertisor and Times Oflico. WANTED to Rent or Purchaso, SMALL 110US15, few miles outside Clilheroc,


ur \vo\iia Uiko j)orlion of largo bouse.—Full par­ ticulars, Billison, Tlie Cafe, CUthcroo.


WfANTED.—HOUSE, rent or purchase, m ’ ' nice locality; must havo 3 bcdi'ooms,


Office. IPGCW3 WANTED.—Shop in Clitheroe rwiuires


weekly; Tliursday delivery; stale terms, etc., to Box 27, Advertiser and Times Oflice.


^ about 300 Guaranteed NEW-LAID EGOS W*'•ANT'ED to Rent or Purcliaso, SHOP in • • Clitheroe, iii.ain street, or house to con-


vert, or would purchase small business.—Apply Box 3, Advertiser and Times OlGee, CUtheroo.


TXTANTED.-A COOK-GENERAL, experienc C(l. with reterenee; threo in family. •Mrs. Clegg, The Hawtliarns, Wbailey.


ANTED.—Beeond-hand 8EVi^jO_ klA OHTNES, any condition.—CLEGO, o2


Georg* Street, Clilheroa.


ring yo ur bhcf^ to bentham’8 to be UE-TYRED. All Siias in Stock


JOHII lARIES SAU


Tel 2 7 9 7


libera) Coromias'on ; no risks. Only men having business connections with Fsrmen and


BLACKBURN ROAD ACCRINGTON


Printed *t 6, Market Place, OQsIsero*, by Henry Mereland, for the " Adv^iwr *°3 Tima* ” Oaapaoy. and Pnbiitoed at tk^ Addreaa, and at tff, CksOe Street. Clilhaz**.


bath, ota ; Possesion essential.—Full particu­ lars and price to Box 9, Advertiser and liines


HOUSEMiUD.—Apply, Mrs. A. R. Grad- j


ANTED—DomcKtic HELP, didly, good wages paid to conipeleut person,—


or bed sitting-room; board self.—Write, Box 3y, Atlvertisiir and Times Office.


'WT'ANTKD.—Good GENERAL for farmhouse. Y t Apply, Mrs. Clark, U«y


Ilouae, Dowu- Jaines's-slrcet,


TUESDAY Next at 2-30 p.m.


Absolutely remarkable BARGAINS IN Sideboards, Bedroom Suites,


Bedsteads, Chesterfield Suites, Cabinets, Carpets, Linos,


Curtains, Cretonnes, Casement Cloths, Perambulators, Trunks, &c.


SEE WINDOWS TO-DAY


1^0 Goods will be sold from the windows before Tuesday


Moto BOOKED F0|


B L A C K P O O L . Cars Wn.i.


'vlio have nut al Ihe Time they w'i I


B l a c k p o o l . - s .-1 8-0 a.m., ;ui'l


'Wi n d e r m e r e . I 0 R K .—Tuesday, .li|


w o r e c a m b e . - S O U T H P O R T . - TH B l a c k p o o l . - ti| H a r r o g a t e . - B l a c k p o o l


s .-J


A N N IV ’ P r ea c h E K :


8EV. H. S E R V iC E l


/« //u' .~} f i t rH-nm iil will give A S P e I


G h a irn in r l TEtCHEKS A S ■•UU..\I


M o n d a y J u l y w i l l L E C T U R H I Chairm.'J


SPECIAL iWUSICl i oi.i.Ki: 11


P.S.A


Speaker WaTIUvL.OO Wl-.SL'


H\ma Soo\s pr.nitaC.' T H E tax paid, i!30; Douglas 4 h.p. Combin­


ation £88. Also in stock 231i.p. Now Impormls winners Motor Cycle Cup T.T. Races. Wlute,


_______


PROCTOR.—In affectionate remcmbianco of our nmch loved mother, who died June 24th,


—Alice and Harold „ , . PROCTOR.—In loving memory of our very


dear mother, who died Juno 24lh, 1919. —Nellie and Ted.


RIDING.—In over-loving memory of Private I John H. Riding, 1st Lancashiro Fusiliers, j


killed in uction in France, July 1st, 1916. | A soldier’s grave is a touching thing,


Where loving hands no flowers c.ni bring; But God in His most tender cire. Will guard our dear one there.


—^Kver rcmemliered by his Father and Mother,


Albert Street, Preston. Also Sister and Brolher-in-Law and tliree Nephews.


79, Moor Lane, Clitheroc.


S.tfALLEY.—In loving remembrance of our dear son and brother. Private James Smalley, who fell in action Juno t8h, 1916.


Muised moot by those who loved him best.


_From his loving Mother, Bister and Brother.in.La'w,


W.-VLLBANTv.—In loving memory of Margaret Wallbank, of Grindlcton, who died June 22nd, 1921, aged 82 years. Peace, perfect peace


—From her Daughter and Grandchildren. 34, Little Moor Road, CUtheroo.


: IN MEMORIAMe


DAVIES.—In ever loving memory of my dear husband. Private Sam Davies, of Uio l/4th East Lancashiree, who died in France^ Juno


28th, 1917. —Ever remembered by his Wife and Son.


130, Bawdlands.


DAVD*^.—^In ever loving memory of our dear son and brother. Private Sam Danes, of the l/4th East Dancashiree, who died in France, Juno 28th, 1917. Ho lives with us in memory still. —From Father, Mother and Sister.


41, ihawdlands.


ECCLES.—^In lovuig memory of our dear .Mary Elizabeth, who died Juno 28^, 1917.


Four ye.irs have passed and still wo miss you, Never will your memory fade;


Loving thoughts do ever linger Round t o grave whore you are laid.


_From Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters. Cow Hey Farm, Bashall E-aves.


HORROCKS.—)n loving memory of -Margaret HoiTocks, who died July 2nd, 1920, in bee


80th year. Sorrow vanquished, labour ended,


—From lier dear Sister and Brother (Mr. and Mrs. Guy).


Jordan past.


14, Bawdlands, CUtheroo. _________________ -iCKNOWLEDGlIENTS.


LATHAM.—Mr. Latham and family desire to th.ank all relatives and friends for the kind expressions of sympathy received in theh


sad borcavcnient.


11, Cross Street, JjOW Moor, Cnitheroe,


inTCHELL.-Mrs. .MitcheU and family wish te thank aU friends, and also the Ladies^ of tho Almshouses for their kind sympathy in their


34, little Moor Road, Clitheroe. sad bereavement. SI


A STORY OF O.NF Plays a triple rule 111 talents as an emotiu| unusual Power.


Epi.sotle .SIX—


SATURDAY AFTEI Pd. Seals mav i'-.* boci


JOHN BARNES W (A CCR IN GTON )


ESLEY ON


N O . - 1 8 5 6 . The the c o s i e s t KI^


th is Week-End — One of tin-


.Ml HF.iNk ! Bur


An original Story wj .stniction prol'lcm-^. Irvino' Conditiens. h a r r y AIXU-IV


------N A T U R| A I’lintoonil


TOO MU C H fiiiinv t'ii|


Durafit Black Suits and Ladies Costumes on hand all the year round or made to measure at 24 hours notice (we never disappoint) and “ THEBES SOME-


THING IN THE MAKE" I - . # 4* - - -


I


REDMAYNE & BEAD, Diiraht House.


9 , MARKET PLACE. Ulnc up 63


July 16th, at 1 p.m.f 25lh, at 8 a.m.


Our Business will b(l I


■will Customers kiiuj


aavance to carry tlieiil 3 3 0 W K E R


q bo c e b s a RROV18 , 4 , SCHOOL TERR j


Telephone ; Cll


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