CLITHEROE HOLIDAYS.


Ics Costumes ] or made to (we never


IS SOME- Our Business will bo Closed on Saturday


July 16th, at 1 p.m. until Monday, July 25th, at 8 a.m. B'ill Customers kindly order stocks in


lUue up 68


advance to earry them over this period. jjOAVKER & SON,


OROCEUB * PROVISION MERCHANTS, 14, SCH O O L TERRACE, CLITHEROE . Telephone: Olitherce 131.


lory of my deax Is, of Uio l/4th la Franco^ Juno


I Wife and Son.


Iiry of our dear |i Davies, of the Itlied in France,


Imory i>UU. liier and Sister.


otu* <loar Mary


|ii, 1917. ■ill we miss you,


are laid. [lers and Sistere.


Ijry of .NUrgai'ot id, 1920, in her


»Tr eiule<l, > |i Urotl'.rr (Mr. ■:nts.


family d»'sdre to ads for the kind Iriceived in their


yo. 1S56. REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER T h e P i c t u r e H a l l KING LANE, CLITHEROE. riiK COSIEST KiNEMA THEATRE IN CEiTHEROE. Manager : W. J . PoVEY.


THIS Week-End ------“ ON WITH THE DANCE” ------ THIS Week-End One of the Greak!.st Dramas of human einotion.s ever Sereened. .


.Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Ifl'lNRY AINLEY. The Famuos Stage Star, in


.\n nri.'inal Story which won - Tlie Ideals” £200 Prize as a solution of rccon- 4 rii( ti’in prnhlems. A Drama of Love and the struggle of Labour for bettor


BUILD THY HOUSE livin*^ GondiliQns* IIMil:V .-M.NMaKY in one of his Greatest Characterizations as a Labour a ^ TOO m u c h "" J DHNS DN, M.1 .


- NA T U R A L S T D R Y DF THE KES T RE L ------ A Photographically wonderful ]iroduction, by Hepworths.


Bryant Washkdrn in an uproarously


funny Comedy ; One of tlio greatest screams of the Day ! ! Thursday Friday and .Saturday


A ST( 'BY OF ONE WOMAN WHO WAS THREE. po«OTHV Dalton who p r BLACK IS WHITE


.d family wisk i* '.h'* ladies of tllO Ivnipatliy in tkeit'


SATURDAY AFTERNDDN MATINEE 2d. ADULTS USUAL PRICES. -,i S„;,is may booked at the OfTice Ud- « “■») v Telephone, No. 117, Clithcroe.


SI X— T WD L I T T L E UR CHI N S -------Episode SIX .................................................................. ' '"''I' il ,


IICIIAI DDirPS


ES :Xt


•\S i ■1 r Ites, ioths,


TH E C E N T R A L CLITHEROE


HAY l o w s ALE D LdvevtUcr u'd


JU I -Y H O i- ID A Y S -m B. H. ORIWERODS


Motor Excursions BOOKED FOR CLITHEROE HOLIDAYS will Run .as follows : lii.. 1,


' ,■ not aliva.ly .lone -so ploat'C arranue a,, tin G.mtgt,, bel.iit U y. Ilirv ui.sll'to go.


B L A C K I


- •- POOL. ...Saturday, July 16th, Rctiunino 8-0 a.in., an.I return 7-30 p.m.


''0 R K . Tuesday, .Inlv IDth. S t - t at 8-0 a.m., an.l B.ditm 6-0 p.m.


'WINDERMERE .-Monday, .Inly ISth. Start at 8-0 a.m.. vnr...


.......... . ... ... ... 9-n n anil Betuiii 6-0 p.m.


" 0 R E C A M B E . -Wcdnasd.-,y, .Inly 20th. Start at 8-30 a.m.. Ret,.rn 6-30. ' " " IMP O R T .-Thursday, July 21st. Start at 8-30 a.m.. Retun. 6-0 p.m. c K P 0 0 L .’ - ih u ^ d a y ; ju h ' 2l.^t. Start 8-30 a.m., Returu 7-30 p.m. RARROGATE .—Friday, July 22ml. S ta r t 8-30 a.m.,


Return 6-0 p.m.


I-A C K P 0 0 L .—Saturday July 23rd, for Day. . Reltirii 7-30 p.ni.


Start at 8-30 a.m., and TEL. 151.


■Samf l),\v.


Start iit c n n m


llek.rn 6-0 p.m. O W - E V E R Y T H I N G R E D U C E D .


M . H a r t l e y , Costumier KING ST., Clitheroe.


s


IE8LEY CHURCH. CLITHEROE ON SUNDAY NEXT* SUfdDAY SCHOOL


(July 10th, 1921)


anniversary services.. , H. S. WHITMORE, B.A.,


P rka'c h e r ; OF I'KFSTON SERVICES: Morning, 10-30; Evening, 6-0. .->/UrH.on at :i-o0 T . B. Ackroyd, Esq., (of Manchester) ■ •


till yive A SPECIAL ADDRESS to fjeholars. Teachers, & I'arenLs. Cha irm an: W. H . Charnley, E sq . , of Clmthum.


v h m .^ a s -iioi.AKs (Past & Present) MEiiT AT THE s c h o o l a t 1 - 4 5


Monday July lllh, at 7=30, Rev. H. A. Whitmore, B.A., will LECTURE on “ Liberty-lts Price and Power.” Chairman: F. WORSWICK. ESQ-. of Clithcroc.


SPECIAL MUSIC at all the Services by the CHILDREN’S CHOIR. . nU.liCTlONS IN AlH OF THK bUNDAY b( HOOL._______ _


P .S .A . _ ! J , SUNDAY AF TERNOON NEXT . A T ____________


Speaker =--Mr. P. ' "


free, and all ,n,-n and wotnen are enrnettly inv.ted.^ HARTLEYS Great Summer Sale CV-SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR THE HOUDAYS-«*tl


Thu following e.\uni[jlus .nru n fuw only of the Many Sweeping Reductions to be found a t this Special Sale :


Ladies Smart Navy COSTUMES, from 3s. od. Ladies and Maids Coat Frocks, from £1 15s. od. Coats FOR HOLIDAY WEAR, from 12s. 6d. A few Black Costumes to CLEAR, at


as. od.


Special Line of Sports Coats and Jumpers to Clear at ; usual price, .|g/6.


Ladies Fawn liubber-lined filaincoats,. at 22/6. Odd Skirts from 5/11.


CS'Special Bargains in Tweeds Costumes from 29/6. Matrons Black Skirts to be cleared a t 10/6.


AFTERNOON PKOORAMMi:. ,


March ‘ ' ” Riiveii.swood ” ' ’ |{inimer | Selection ” Semiramidi; ” • • Ro.ssini ■'.Amlante in 0 . ” •• Bastiste]


Trombone Solo “ Lenil .Me your .\id ” • ' I .Mr. .1. ILACKI.N'O.


Ootinotl I


Hymn • • “ .Miri.-im ’’ • • -Arr. Oii\«s j Fanttisia ” .M.iid of Orletin.s’’ .M. Lttiireiil 1


OOD SAVF TIIF KIXO. ^ CONDUCTOR — M


EVExXING — PROGRAMME.


Mareli • ' “ I’alnier House. ” . Pettie Selection ' • ” Verdi ” -Arr. by Round Cornet Solo ” .Ave Maria ” . •• Gounod ;Mr. a . HAR'I'SHORN.


.Selection ” Oeiiis of Sir Henry Bislioj) ” • • | Bi-SllO]) ;


Hyiiiii •• ‘ Rimiiigton ” Arr. Cro.s.s Selection " Crisjiiiio ” • • • • Ricci Selection ” Recollections of Wales ”


Rimmer GOD SAVE THE KING, I? I'i R T C R OS S .


Collections will be Itiken tit the GATES — Proeeed.s to be jointly divided between Gustle Fund tiitd iktml Fund.


WITIl OTIS SKINNER AS “ HAJJ,” The. Beggar of Bugdad.


The most tlirilling and gorgeous of all Oriental Pl.iy.s. A Product of such wondrous beauty is a stej) fiirtlicr in tlie artisitc progress of the Motion Picture ! Tho 1/- Seats may be booked at no Extra Charge during the hours 11-0 to 12-30, ------------and 2-30 to 5-0.------------


Tiiuksday Fuiday and SatuBday PATHE F’RERES Phesent- | « r A WIF E BY PROXY


Produced by .f. .Stewart Blackton, and featuring .Sylvia Brea.mek and Bruce Gordon. A Delightful Romance about tho hearts of two Chorus-Girls.


Lloyd Hamilton in a lligh-E.\j)lasive Comedy “ D Y N A M I T E ” CO.MING------^The Great Cricus Picture ‘'HER ELEPHANT MAN”


F R I D A Y , JULY 8, 1921. the C i l l l l i O ^ P I H


TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW -------------- DORIS KENYON in “ THE BANDBOX,” by Louis J oseph Vance A Clever Dotootivo Story with Swift Action!


MAGNIFICENT Monday T ue.sday and Wkdnf.sd.ay ATTRACTION------Edward Knoblock’s World-famous Play- TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW


Also L A R R Y S EMON in “ THE SUITOR ” ------ ------ Now, if I t ’s a Good Laugh you want------SEE THIS !


KINEMA 4 .


DO IT WITH A MOTORCYCLE. R


THE G R E A T E S T S POR T IN THE WO'RLD


em em b e r the thrill when you first caught a fish—when you first flew a kite-—


or


saw an airplane—or kissed a girl ? You have another one coming-^the thrill


of your first motorcycle ride ! The feeling of wonderful power under your control—of swift comfort—of mastery over .all sorts of roads.


When you first “ open the throttle ” and


your motorcycle glides eagerly off to any task you set it to—carrying you comfortably, in­ dependently, economically and with dignity you’ll be a motorcycle enthusiast.


Man, if you want to feel the blood jump


through your veins again—“ Do it with a Motorcycle.”


Got YOUR BIKE To-day from B ENTHAMS , the offioiaUy


appointed Agents for Triumph, Sunbeam, Raleigh, B.S.A., New Hudson, Rudgo-WhHworth and other leading Makers of Cycles and Motor cycles.


J. & F. BENTHAM W f MARKET PLACE


THE PEBFECT PIPE ZO!E BE LUXE—


I Baileys, Tobacconist, 3 Castle St, CLITHEKOE BOROUGH BANO THE CASTLE GROUNDS TWO CONCERTS -will be given in- THE CASTLE GROUNDS


On SUNDAY NEXT, July 10th AFTERNOON AT 3-20 p.m. EVENING,. .AT 8-15 p.m.


----BENTHAMS FOR BIKES____ PALLADIUM


Proprietors : The Mardon Kinema Co., Ltd.------AInnager : Donald R. E. ICnowlei THIS WEEK-END


-----“ G R E E D OF G O L D ” An unusu.ll and Powerful Drama.


.MonD.iy Tuesday and Wednesday W I L L! A .\I


f o x Prc.sonts ;


ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE COURAGEOUS COWARD


Featuring TOM MIX in a thrilling Wc.stern Story of Love and adventure. A Play that will bo remembered!


Also SESSUK HAYAKAWA in - ....... A Stirring Drama of Love and Duty.


Episode TEN — THE INVISIBLE HAND------' Episode TEN. T hursday Friday and .Saturday


THE FIVE CURSED GESMTLEnilEM


Presented by Grangers F..\clusive, Limited, from the Novel by Andre Renzo. An unusual story of Love and Romance. The native scenes and picturesque .Moorish backgrounds form an agreeable chiiiigo to tlie ordinary photoplay.


In .addition------The Po[mlar DOL’GL.AS FAIRBANKS in


psr IViAIMHATTAI^ MADNESS A story of a big Wagsr, a |)ractical joke, and an Abduction !


Ne.kt Week ;-OWEN NARES in “ A TEMPORARY C!ENTLEi\L\N.”


EVENINGS 7-46. SATURDAY; Mailnss 2-30 o’clock, Evening 6-15 & 8-1S. Wednesday and Saturday MATINEES at 2-30 !


BOOKING 11 to 1 ; 3-30 to 5-30. TRAVEL BY THE


Tel. 6824 Pocket Time Tables Id. ttach. can be obtained from Newsagents, Hus t oiidiictors,


PENOLE BUS TO BLACKBURN or post tr«*e 'Jd from


BULLOCK & BRIGGS, MILL LANE, BLACKBURN Whalley Agricultural Society


(Aftilialed to the Association of ihe Lancashire and Cheshire Agriculiura! Societies.y


I'RHSIDENT HARRY BOTTOMLEY ESQ. 105t h S H O W - i . . On Monday, August 1st, (Bank Holiday)


In a commodious and attractive field on the Abbey Krrm, (by kind permission of Mr A. Procter.)


1^1 CLASSES £ 5 5 0 PRIZE MONEY


Ecr Horses, Cattle. Sheep. Pigs, Butter, Che«se Bread Dressed Poultry. Vegetables, Poultry, Pigeons. Rabbits, Dogs, Horse shoes. Hurdle I-eaping and Pony Racing.


LUNCMtrON on the Ground at One o'clock ' G VRAGU for .Moiors and Cycles in Field adjoinioR Show Ground.


li.NTKIK.s FINALLY CLOSE FUIDW, JULY 22nd. AT 10 AM.


AOmiSSION TO GROUND 2/-. Tickets purchased before Show Dav 1/fi including Tax.


/


Schedules and Entry Forms may be obtained from T. GRP.ENUP, SECRETARY, WHALLEY,., near' BLACKBUKN


*


£ 3 8 FOR BAND CONTEST Test Piece “ Recollections of Wales.” '


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I TEL. 147. Also SNOOKEY in “ A T RAY FUL L OF T R O UB L E ” THIS Week-End I* SUITS 13 PAGES. ‘ i m n FOR BOYS,


The DURAFIT MAKE.


WEAR LIKE 'LEATHER. Durafit House, 9, MARKET PLACE. PRICE TWOPENCE.


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