THERE IS NO | i j r C O F F E E R E PA IRS.”
Sopairs to Dynamos and J i Rewiring of Cars
BROS., LTD I'O WORKS,
[ o s t T ^ ’
I jaii B U R N L E Y I fh o n o Padiham, U . ’
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l-^y from Higlior House ■■.DALE
and 2 Lamb; ■
c.ar s.dc.—H. Parkinson,
loud, bclwcoii BoUon-bv. liilic-roc, .SPARE RLAt
I'cr, Finder rewarded 'n hjiroad T'ngle, Sawloy. LET^
lOXCKUT. UAT.L, |y Orcupiod })v ^Fr. Nicoll, Apply, >ranug:or. Grand
HTHK
Ir I'lIAUA OH pneumatics; |A hal'.py Koad Gariigo, Cli-
'mURIXG CAR,, fom Manor road, Clithoroe.
Iw hiro: also Brougbaflu oarry 6 and 12).—
|B ChalburM. ST I j; HALL FARM.
pii. Calf's Head Hot«l, Thursday F riday and Saturday WILLIAM S. HART & ANNA Q. NILSSON IN THE TOLL QATE-« [PLKTOX, near GLithero«.
:uid lio;tr, “High Times” 23) (Knteied next vol. 4tli April, 1920.—Apply, E. Cox, Estalo Office, 'leiephone Ko. 52.
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Hi.storian" (Vol
ty of (Captain T. A. (hy Pro'twood Boob o<
J l of Royal bloiid. He is R.I
and ilepth, and
|.Mo Sow.s. 1 Guinea; ?.
|l::)er or Mr. C. Preston, I ’*-*>'•
10/ 6.
Ir.il KNTS. ..f :he Pog and Par-
;i ;o- Wiiallry) Arncliffo Kv\. !'.!.i*'kpool.— Public
.•rtf'-: I'-oAid optional;
v\l.L. Ko-sendale House, ;
r.la< kpool.—AT)'*rt-
; HOME FORTS; fr-' :;i Station and Soa
•n 1/idy Holy) wan pur* :r“fM Mr. .lolui Chivers,
Clitheroe .-'.llotment Holders and Gardeners Association Limited. The Second Annual Show
OF FLOWERS FRU IT & VEGETABLES, will bu held at iho
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Weavers’ Institute, on S a - f u p d a y , A u g . 2 7 t h NEARLY 100 LOCAL AND OPEN CLASSES.
s-hedubs N'o-.v Ready and may be obi.abied from the Show
Secret.ary : Blr. R. JONES Richmond T e r a c e , or any member of the Committee, harly application (or Sehcdules IS ctcsireQ.
The Show will be followed by A DAWCEi [-nil Particulars Later.
R E m U O T I O N in S a l o o n C h a r g e s . HAIRGUTTING, 9d.
SHAViSiiG, 4d. Bailey's : r £ T . 3, Castle St jg|.O.Q-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-€HH>0-0-0-0-0~0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0~0-0-0-0"0~0-0-Ol^
OFFICIAL GUIDE TO i GLITHEROE 6d.
ADVERTISER & TIMES OFFICES r • :■ :
0,1 I,r;ii!cs Costumes «r matlc to ' \
\ c never : i i i K I-.'S bC'M E-
)C-J*— READ,
^LAG£. Uiiih'«p is , - - ^
----- MORIAM. , . ;,1 .j y uf niy dear
i,, , t vi lcy, who died ..nd J.
\V: 'kin,':un and 1*aiiiilv*
Ml* jii'n'y of our doaj* .• lio departed thifl
v;<-. misa you, i
V. you aro laid, l;iie of
iiiiyor,
.Pai.gu Hall, Dalchcad.
, 4 ni-TiLirv of our dwr . k;:,.. wlio was killed
7tb. 1915.
li.iV d:»WII.-i.” ,A l-.ii L. r and MoUicr.
. riD rv our
d.arling •
who was
Aii-ust 7th, 1915. hv liis Si-sUrs.
I>US I j c t i o .n s
R F E T S
35? R ! E S ’ ' I ^
E li:0VV5 TO-OftY 3ARNES,
[u.RNISilER, K O A D ?
-» CLEARING LINE.S IN SKUNKS, SIOLES
b a r g a in s 1 ) vKiNL,
in f u r s SEE WINDOWS . X*. _______
4 0 .1 0 S 6 in , w id e
Frenrh Shantung, 23in. wide, light shades .... Double Width Silks and Satins
All Silks, Crepe de Chene .... Heavy Weight Shantung S ...
Printed Silk Georgettes A m a z i n g v a l u e i n L a d i e s B l o u s e s A fGW s n a o G s in «- A - s h a d G S in L a d iG S S d k K n i t t G d C o a t s
O r e a t B a r g a i n s in C h i l d r o n s C o a t s A l l W o o l S t o c k i n g s
-
MOFFITT BROTHERS Oddment SALE on Saturday next
............;.,ir.................... .................. .
ODDMENTS IN LADIES LADIES
LADIES LADIES LADIES
COSTUMES
COATS .................. DRESS SKIRTS RAINCO-ATS ... GOWNS
CHILDRENS PALETOTS
37/6 19/11
25/-9/5 21/- to/-
29/6 9/11
39/& 29/6
19/11 MUFFS
VISrFTHE DRESS & MANTLE DEPARTMENT EARLY D o u b le w i i l i l i
former
pr.ca 7/n to lo/u^ -
u su a l ly 7 / n to i c / l i , .
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n i g * ^ 2/6 - - / "
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1 / 1 1 i o / l ' f i
3/1 U ^
c / 5/ -
u s u a l l y 39/11 t o c l o a r 10/ - 5_/-
- t o c l e a r f r o m 1/ - p e r p a i r
R)(ri4inn«>nts In R i a p p a - i t i d a n d fV l o c h a G l o v e s O d d m e n t s j ^ ^ ^ ^ S r i c e 5 / 1 1 t o 8 / 1 1 , t o c l e a r 2 / 6 ^ p e r p a i r
W i d e S i l k R i b b o n s - w o r t h 1/6 ^ n o w 55d . p e r y d
Cotton Dress Goods, large variety, to clear from 9^d. per yd. Bleached I able Cloths, .special clearance, oddment price soiled pairs to cleiu g/u
.-.[iceicu C.-U----- . ’ Lace Fancy L in e n s , special
IN THE BASEMENT each
. ur °
u-iuully u./6pair.Od<imuntprcu 5 ,. e i ijd•. each.
price , nennl nrir.P. 7/11. Oddment price i 3f/i I i. luster, K ^ S tT c rH o u L t lk fS e u , at Irther reduetious. REMWANTS—A" Remnants further reduced from ordinary Sale Prices.
Euormou,- Keducion,. /1 >J.
, Tapestry Rugs to b e cleared a t Large Reductions, Sheets at enormous reductions, a few
\vhite Flannelette Blankets, special offer in h^ge size „ c h Turkish Towels, great clearance, Oddment
School of Confectionery
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at G 45 p.m,
PANCAKES, & CREAM SANDWICHES ADMISSION 1
MIXING, BROWN BREAD. BERLIN /..
riease bring Note Rook & Pencil lor Recipes. CHURCH STrUe T, ACCRINGTON Liberal Club, Wellgate. CLITHKROE, ^ 30/6 AND 49/6
,39/6 12/11 59/6
39/6 29/6
CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT O L F
G L U B . Golf - Gymkhana will bo held on 'THE LINKS,
At Hoprocksfopd, T o - M o r r o w !
Saturday, August 13th. Commencing at 2-30 p.m.
Prizes will be given for tlio following events TEiVM MATCH.
(Four a Side,—^Driver, Iron, Mnshie and Putter. Stroke Play on iiandicap.)
Driving, Approaching and Putting, Clock Golf. — For Ladies and Gentlemen.
Inclusive Ticket—^Toa and All Events, Each.
Tea, . . . . ______
Cards may bo purcliased from any Member of the Committee.
BERTIE E. JONES, Hon. See. BO L TO N -B Y -BOWL AN D SPORTS SATURDAY, AUG. 27th. £65 IN CASH PRIZES
Sports comm«nce 2-0 prompt. OPEN EVENTS.
220 Yards Handicap •110 Yards Handicap One Mile Handicap Obstacle Race . . . . Hiijh Jump............. Tug of-War
Trotting Handicap ... X12 Xii £1 100 Yards Handicap _
If less th.un 4 teams, will be c.ancelled. Ent r ies Close August 2 0 th , 1 0 2 1 .
50/- 30/- 30/. 15/- 20/. 10/. X3 30/- ... 3/-
£2 XI X2 XI
10/. 10/- 10/- 10/-
ADMISSION 1/3. BY TICKET 1/-. (Incliii"
hiding Tax.)
Entry Forms from Sec.; GoOi A POLLARD^ Bolton-by-Bowland, Nr. Clitheroe.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, Char=a=banc trip to Knowsley Park
At the invitation of the Earl of Derby, K G , G.C.V.O. AND SOUTHPORT
Leaves Clilhetoc 10 am , via
I.tlackburn, Chorley, Wigan. St. Helen’s, Prescott to Knowsley, Ormskirk to .''oulhporl, Preston, Whalley to Clitheroe
Tickets (Faro only)
Tickets, including Piomc, Limoheon at ICnoivsIey Tickets, including Picnic, Luncheon at Knowalcy and Dinner at tho Princo of Wales Hotel, Southport
- - Early application lor Tickets is desirable.
Tickets lor the Dance, Whist Drive, and Char a-banc Trip may be had Irom the Secretary at the Conservative Club, or from any Member of the Committee.
ARNOLD TAYLOR, Secretary. 4
io;8 12/6
15/6
about l i miles. and £1 each for heat winners £5 £2 10/* 2/-
iHt. 2nd. 9rd. £nt. Feo. 10/-
iand 5/-each for heat winners in this event t'O PI IITL t/.
C i i t h e r o e J u n i o r U n i o n i s t C l u b THE FIRST “ J U N IO R ”
DANCE OF THE SEASON in the OLD SCHOOL, CHURCH BROW,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19th. ' DANCING 8 P.M. TO 2 A.M t ic k e t s 1/6.
Relresliincnts at reasonable charges, WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE
In the Old School, Church Brow, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24th, To commence at 7*80 p.m. Dancing 11*30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
t ic k e t s 1/6. DANCE ONLY 1 /■ Refreshments at reasonable charges i
A heart-touching story of hate that a wonderful love conquers. The out law who fought on the square. • Hart’s greatest picture.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE 2d. ADULTS USUAL PRICES. 8d.
Sc.it? may be booked at the Office (Id. extra) or by Telephone, No. fi7, Clitheroe.
UKE BOWKERS. -5
The Proof of the statement is in the Drinking.
BOWKER & SON,
GKOOERS * PROVISION MERCHANTS, 14, SCHOOL TERRACE, CLITHEROE. Tolephono: Olithorce 131.
NO. 1861. REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER The Picture Hall KING LANE, CLITHEROE.
the c o s ie s t kinema theatre in olitheeoe. Manager : W. J . Povey. - THI S WE E K - E N D -
One of tlio most attractive and altogether charming Stories ever filmed- ------------ B A R S OF I RON------------
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday li^THE WILL ALSO
CH.tRLES HEADE’S GREAT MELODRAMA FOUL PLAY
iMlLTON ROSJIER, one of the foremost actors of the day, plays the port of Philip Ross in this beautiful picturisatioh of Barrie’s dramatic story.
F R I D A Y ADGUST 12, 1921. T H E GRAND - THI S WE E K - E N D -
James Oliver Curwood wonderful Epic of the Frozen North. ---------BACK TO GOD' S COUNT R Y --------- A Picture that stands by itself.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday (Matinee 2-30) THE STORY OF A PILGRIMAGE IN QUEST OF LOVE EVERYWOMAN
A Bizarre and Opulent Film Version of the Melodrama wliich achieved fame - at Drury Lane. Magnificent Scenery, beautiful setting and every player a star. Don’t Miss it.
A great Fatty Comedy: A Rough House Thursday F riday and Saturday
SIX REELS OF SENSATIONAL STUNTS TERROR ISLAND A story in which HOUDINI the Handcuff King surpasses himself.
COMING—Frank Danby’s pathetic story of East London “ THE HEART OF A CHILD,” with the incomparable NAZIMOVA
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GREAT CUT IN PRICES.
3/4 In th e £ off. SEE WINDOW
Aug. 13th. Sep. 3pd Duraflt House, 9, MARKET PLAGE. PRICE TWOPENCE.
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Proprietors : The Mardon Kinema Co., Ltd.------Manager; Donald R. E. Knowles T H I S W E EK -E N D.
PALLADIUM
Crane Wilbur—in a story ■with a purpose—THE FINGER OF JUSTICE William
Rus.soll in—THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY MAN '
Monday Tuesday' and Wednesday MADLiUNE TRAVERS appears in
LOST BiOPiEY
A great dramatic story of tlic African Veldt, and one with a big heart appeal.'
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V / ^ T T Y IV I T ' 10.\I .mix in a hurric.m« drama with m.'rc and bigger stunts
THE INVISIBLE HAND. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, The incomparable SESSUE HAYiUOUVA as
THE MAN BE^EATH^ CALIBRE 38
i\n entrancing story of mystery and devotion, and one of the finest Hayakawa scries of super-productions.
ALSO MirCHELL LKWI3 IN
SHERLOCK HOLMES in the first of 15 famous stories. No. 1------Tho Dying Detective.
Folloiving Week: Stewart Romo in THE GREAT GAY ROAD
EVENINGS 7-46. SATURDAY, Matinee 2-30 o’clock. Evening 6-16 & 8-15. Wednesday and Satubday MATINEES at 2-30 !
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