s l i i i - a f r h":'-. iTEN) ABVBRTISEB AND TIMBS. FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1 9 2 ^ \ KEEP THE HOME ' fiI ^ WITH PEAT BLOCKS. Id., 3 lor 2^d. and Large Blocks 2d. | WIL-KINSON 79 Chatburn Road


PUBLIC NOTICE. —» t !H— -


FRANK AND b


INFORM THE HAS


TAKEN ROYAL


TEL. 1 9 9 . i^ilf


80 CHATBURN ROAD CLITHEROE


TENNIS RACKETS


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A new and complete Stock in all. the leading make 17,6 to 55 °


We are making i special Window Display of these Goods TO-DAY


_ Cricket Bats, Balls, 1 O t l im p S ) r^3.Q y


< S f „ m r , c r - . P a r l e 1 n a i i n l - y-y p J T 1 - 1 I/ -


I I t l l l i l M l I . K , I J , J J U 1 \ J V/VJ


(LIIHITED 1 A ^


v L f t JV /D Liverpool; Mrs. .1. (Ircamwood. Air. \V. Old- innvemeiit. verlov. Air. F. S. Watson, whos<> “ \ iew- on


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tho Struma. Macodorii.-i.” was execntcsl dur­ ing lii.s wair seia-iixi; Mr. H. Aliilord


REGENT HOUSE CLITHEROE


WALLPAPERS


FURTHER REDUCTIONS Still the lowest


From Sad. 3/10 and your own labour T H E lANCASHIRE WALLPAP ER CO.,


will paper a room. 42, Whalley Banks, BLACKBURN. ClitlioroAS Mr. .L Uollinge. ol LlUheroe,


Ciaudi- Ktiviichan (lout hy Mr. AVhalley).


studios 'J’Ikto by ArchibnJd is


WORdorlUl pnotograpiis. an


__ohA^Mnr'inltc ' prof. a . EGLEN’S ■


Piles & Conslipation Herbs In Pnckeis 1 /1 0 . Fost Free.


^3 6 , Darwen Street, Blackliurn.^ Stainless Cutlery


WE ARE NOW SHOWING A SPLENDID SELECTION 0?


S i f i


STAINLESS — KNIVES in De s se r t an d T ab le Size.


/^ii mjf V tm m - Carvers, 35/- and £2 tho Case.


Forks to Match 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, and 15/ th e l-d o z cn .


War Relics------And Others. ^ uiiihIm-i- of iiiteivstiug war n-lii-s Inivi-


N O T E .—We have a Splendid Selection been lent l,y t'oloiiel F. I'iNon, D..S ()., of o f ra 1* ..-.T Qi.ol lersisrea '/elo bnnflles Bi'anilov Mead. Wlialley. and Major (.reen,


b‘ction of other curio.s have* l)<*<*n C ’ontribuU'<i N otk Address IVieHTONS i'4«i' |0 1 ‘M


‘g -•'■ *i (V--I t i i ;


t ' V i f i j 21 Weiigate


I If you’ve been waiting *


(or LOWIiK PKICES your opporli-eity is here . . -


d i lw ' I '! If- ; ,'o \s^^i 1, SJ : 'V'


li>'lii|i'\ pi t


Gent’s Suit, Pure Botany Sergo, £ 7 7 s. Od.


Tailored amt flnlsh'*d ty Tn«le Union VVorktnrn


WALTER PAWLEY, LadluH* anJ Oetnlcaei.'s Muilarn Art Tailor,


16 KING STREET (near top), BLACKBURN.


f Ordinary S l tc l Knives, zylo h andles Aerelield. MTialloy, and a coiisideralHo <y>l- from 10/d ft-Uozen. _________


ox, whirb w:if? tlLRCovercd in the Hihhlo. iu*ar


roprasoutcxl by a mngnifu’<*ut eolleoiion of oite, wator-colours. black and whittv^, and pa.st(*l8. portrait .stiidic,^ are by Mr. ner)K*rt ^VilkinN)ii. Ithickburn; Mrs. Hilary I/C\vis, Blackburn: and Mr. U. D. Keeping, Atcring- lon. Ih e illustrator's a r t is repre.M'ided l»y black and white drawing.s by Mr. Alee Muck- ley, of the Boyal College of An. Soutli Kmi- hingloii. formerly of Blackburn. 'Hioro ary


been lent by Mr, lloge wJiilKt film Attic Art ( ’lull. .Manclie.>ter, i.s


interesliing set «»f »ger


'niorhurn, which (irevn.


of M’halley.


drawings by Mr. A. F. Hill, blank and wbiUti Imt tliosn wlm bad the nilfiii.- ol tlipir lol- liy Mj . .1.. Hiiidle Hiptsoii, ol L’lillicioe. and low erealiircs at. heart should iiiit let tile


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a fine iwrlriiit in pastel of her bnitlier :i.s an pabliu house and the ^(trinking ctobs h y c ^ ollieei-


•T. Gariioit.


]n other departments of tlic oxliiliition will fibonld be noted that ilu* X.M.C.A. ci*ntr<v> ,,',aiinaiiis tho lung and honourable cornice* j ho found an intere.sting eolloetion of Nature wen- run on religious lines and to|iii>oraiiee studies ill plioUigrapliy hy Nlr. .Ulred'I’aylor, liurvi bill, there were no party politics ajnl of WTiaJlovL the well-known naUii-ali.st, a enlargements


Mr. *iloELry"H«i<N'uf l^>wcr W'ilwarth. |{Tack- t lKMlrinking .siiop by imuidy preaching against fruitK of the learue<I research imdortakoii I»y | hum h;i.s lent f>omo effeclivelv illumiiiatel then* and hy jmmmncing a number ol com- vcrscH from .ShakosiK’ure.


of ms-dlework are bv Miss S. Hilda .Nutter amiisniionUs and Miss Lsals l Walter, win, are Imtli now at tioiud chin tin- Royal College of .\i-t, Soiitli Kensington, not eoiiitiat


in the Hoyal Flying Corps by Miss K. of 1/rw Mo-ir,


Clever _____ ___^ .................... ^ ' .............................■ of bromide of pliologniplis ' .. exiiiiipb.s mamlniente beginning “ 'Phon fthnlt not.” ll’ .sot Uio centres were


■ ■'.............................. Sir Ai thiir


) app m.-ido i t ’


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strietly midenomniatinnnl. they were-


...........' - .......... * ' ele.ar th a t


*' *' * ................


Iigiotis orgauLsatioiLs. I t was not always the U^st wav to make a dir.*ct attack on (exist­ ing evils. 'Hicy made ;i great mi.stake if i-luw ib’.spairod l>ccau.se tho churclies and cliape's w r e not so well attemb*d a.s fornu*!*-


*y. Bridgo to iho Churches.


by Mr.s. B. Cb As-sheton, of Downlutm Hall; Mr. Ncwnte'ad (lariiotl, of bmv Moor, ivIuxm* .specimen lioni of tho unis, or extinct Jlritisli


four of its kiiul in tho world; .Mr. W. S. had tttrong roligiou/s feelings. Thoso w’ho Invikitio’U «»f Hw LinUhip the Hi-shop ot WcH’ks, ’I'bw'n ('lorU of C'litlicroe; Mr. T. H. Kenyon, of Clitboroe; Mr. frehind. of MlinJlcy; Mr. JO. (loivan. of Whalhw; Mr. ^V. Barkor, of Wlialley (a iMuninunion wt in pi'Wlw,


in tho old Woslcyau ChniH*i,


tJiw M-elion of the exliihition is the clever moulds in nind of |K>iiit.s of iiiterivit in too district by Bcholnrs a t Hilu-hcoler School


t)uc**n Alexandra). An attractive, fi'aturo of with .*<11110 ono able to spi*jik from tho stand— j,y largo attendanr»*« a t 7* -


socreUiry of the Y.M.C.A.; tlu* Attic Club, Miiiidioster; Air. 'I'. Nixon, Iflackbuni; Mr. F. 8. .lardino;-and Mi.*<s Ailkcn, of Clitlieroo (li lino pioee of bronze, exhibited in and purcJiaM*d Ironi Lho lloyal A«uleniy by


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. * I. , I.. I.. * , i<, ♦ 1...


point, of tho Y.M.f'-.A., nnd liii proniis«t that they would have tlieir doubts dispellesl. Ho luik d them to reniemlior what toe Y.M.l'.A.


_ r 41. _ I.* /”« « ^_.i 1... «!...<■


tt eolh'etion of baskeliy v.oi-k by girls of tlio did for tfio inpii who won toe )>oa«!. There YVliaJley Institute, nnd some romaika.hlo wore troubles nnd liard.sliip8 in this country pliotograplw of too phinetfi hy Fr. f'ortie, the now hut if thoy considered what the .stole well-known astronomer, of Shniyhnrst Ool- of tills land would havo been had tho (icr- ]gg„_


meiitol), olooutum, drill, dancing, [lonnia*- dubl h, tho men who fought, Uioy nliould A d v e r t is e r A T im e s O'ffIce witoout uio owner bomg MUshed. Comix-titJons in iiinsio (vocal and instm- risUise tiie advantageo. Rtwognising the mans diotaUvt the I’o a c Tenns they would


Mliallcy, iiuiny yoare ago); Mr. W. U. Hoi- kin.*um, son of Mr. F. J . PaJ-kinsou. divteiwial -


tlie Y.M 0.A th a t Uiey e^


Rcmiiiking th a t some scimicd to have dtv^iro to do fio and akso to explain doul te about tho Y.M.O.A., hia Lordaliip C<itholic stmulpoint for tlie benefit of , ooun-Midkd tliom te Iulvc a liui'-to-fnco talk fellow i*ounto’nion. They invite eo-oporr gatherings.


some progrees in tlioso eacrod studios, < All K in d s o f


O T J l T | C | i y j | r | l Y j i r i * 9 ■ ■ B V IW f c - iA B y ai» T | |F


S’lvca truo Chn.HtianH hy ilu*ir .'ittendaiici* a t to help and enc*ourage thovst* who havo ......' public worship.


............. --------------------*’ . ......... .. ' ...................* - inham; a, r . ..oivper-


I tliwaito; 3. J . A.'pin, Wnddington. U c « v y ____ ^ i gehling or filly, not ecxceoding three years: 1,


I Mo.arloy. Hamens maro or gelding: 1 . 1 - an<t 2, T. Collingo, Salxlen; 3, A. I’n ew wero mucfi tms


IT Y A )F IR 'D D D F k C rV 1 U C h r \


! Tomlinson. Wmwell ; 2 and 3, J . Farnoll, l!is- CANTERBURY ST., BLACKBURN bum.


I " '’’iviido w:vs slow, and only a quarter of too Agents for MACINTOSH'S animals wero .sold.


'


i thiui 12 monUvs ago. Several animals rnwo I bid up to GO guineas on soTerat occasioivs


SOLID BAND TYRES.


Fitted Free and guaranteed for 18.000 miles. Tel. 4034.


. ‘ri;?Ti ,K K i 'u T to


gnto, ,, f '81.. Anne«- Maxtor'.lehn L. IV. Far- could bon bridge over wliie.h men nnd women h.. pn'pnhu- i to d iW s fo r 'U ie hoin-lK. of Iho cmild ixi.'4-i mto tho Clinrcli. dechiring Uieni- fniUilnl a t large, iiiid ivniferencos dceigiuxl


Kddihfoid Bridge*, is .saj<l to be om* nf only (onclii.sivcly lliut. liu* i>ooplc of the country and country, tboy linv<i snliingly accopted tlu*; knew tJic value of public worship and of mcni* N'orthaini^on


a t the amuvcr.'vary of the Armistice showost ..... ' thereby tho needs and diflicultios o ......f «.,r our ------- -------- • l tiiim..m*


keifihip ol Ch^i^tian organisation.s would try Jlibk* Congress a t tiu* University town • of to encoursigo others to cmbi'ace Liio sfum* :k1- ( ’nmbri«lgi*. on July I7lh. tetiv and IDth, of vantng(>.s and i t was hv such.iustiUit4ion.s a.s th,* prcs(*iit veai*. 'I’licv ad<l tliat lH.*side.s


JioM .l 'Xaiioiial Cu,Tliolio


a t tra c t raon and \romon to tbo worvicoH aud \o tlm U\st of their power llieec* great J‘*id • ^ *----- *•'* *


Tho Cliurcli had failtnl to some oxUmt to l.'j,unom:e Canliiml (kLs<inet. who lImih |


Uie UftoH,-nth century ot the dealli ol rastriclioiis, tln iv we>ro no Irisli cattle on that it „ood.si ,a dose ex.vmination to discover erne to di-sire tliat


■ siiiiplicr.lion m Ills honour, to the end Unit inj, £ 1R to C2Ci; lliongli a lew exceptionally


all the childroii of the Church that pvuv-' tiaiovl and strongllKUutl by tlic sweetness ol j


tlii.s great saiiii may griieionsly iiiil>loiv I ,,,<,.1 ,,„i,naU changcl owners a t Ironi £3li to ,, j.,i,. .u • .G" from G«1 BiuUihle help; for Uie right in ter , | ^.,0 each. 'IVmters nmde £17 to £’25 and ' t t v i v i n ^ d l e r ^


prelalion, defenee and pioius iiiedilalioii iil stdrks, £10 lOs. to £15 15s. A fair -show ol Holy Scripturo ” imd his Holinevss prays “ for . iviagAir eatUe. oiu-iy ealvora inakiiig t-IO to ; smaller bL*asks luid later dates. £3Ty to ? » nunibor of prime wether slicsirluigs


Holy Writ, they m.ay attain to th«- surpu.'s*. ri.alisLHl £0 ISa. to .Cl 10s. 1'herc wero no • ing*know!e<|go of ditULs Christ.


The Bisliops direct tliat, auxioiLs to further t,orvice. Tho hor.si' trade W7is only iiuxlerate. ^*ue summit on tbe other side. The giU^ good sliin*^ made from 50 guineas te


| &'otch nhtvp on account of the \x>or nulway _____ ,,, IOh. • jf Giitheroe Rorse Sale. ' i ' '”


there .should he a tliiee dav.s ; ^gre for the most part in low roiidition, iiiak- p<,i„tp,j onL Curlews were abiind.iiit hut ixs> singnl.vrlv sem-e Inih-ed the hird l if r -d


■ 'led.bv Ins prodi-ci-sors, has taken^occa- j.o the more re-ceiit- fairs. On iiccmint oi the tlirougliout Uie I


Trade wa.s not hn.sk. Store entUe the littlo ercxvlurra even when the n,«t wns mlvcd the bird


’’jns'o specimen of thnt bird was seen within M.iny were* jost l^-ond tho Wb.?rn-


wmsitear delights in, .and yob only a t.bo very l%*pc of wild hillsuL


to dcclarrtl inemhership but the colobration.s lioly purjMise.s, and a t the sanu* time lo moot guineas*, and 2 yoar-ohU made l‘3l 10s. to .vet th«*ro wore lumo to Iw scon. It soemod iv> ‘ "'• - ...................


just the von,* pUco for ring-ousels, nnd mountains on three .sides of Lho dole


h.id insulated it entirely, and the birdt* on their travels h-vl been shoeS^l off to c,isb and west, leaving the d.ile uninh.ahited- Most of tho other .spring migrante h.ad found a way in. The botany, too, so far as flowering pl.i.’iti


'nil, tliinl lumuiil gpring tUiow tuul B.ile of wont, v.-mi not ilwlingnUlied in chnracter. TTiero <>' «"wo-rx in every he.lgerew bn;


nnmborcd aljoul of common ,ert.s. Ferns were •.vbundnnl, how . “n ' y • v'cr. and twelve diHerenl kinds were found in


l-htof «nipe l-h ere were ^ typ'ral xaipe-Jx ' n J . I t ie to I


ClitlH*nK*. Iloyal l i r | dobtcMl fo r | liuu ot Io'->kmg )m| iluit pori‘1 ovon to gimtlemon | pbiyed tlic pa r tu nliiilj K» far biiL' judgm. ni Ingtily (*ob| a <ii(KJain| g;u*d<xl as


He «iy.*v;


“ Ho IovchI AVith soldjil And po«)U.’'f Ol* o


talk aboiul uoiwly on


And lH*;Lt In a lat'J


r rail mn[ * k


O * hi I L


ari.clo 1 d| ■without ani Juded—atuil who ilnur'.'l Ono could f thu practiil


emirs aii)t c-onliriiiiiig llie work.s | gider.ibly IcKi tlnui in fonner years but eqiuil and so beantifiillv protected bv their ’gi'iden ■


more a warning ...............* I horoe ye.slerday against ' he..................... ,------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ’I’ho .show of catUo was eon- golden plovers, less perh ,..a....iw... ,. t.h..-..u.i... . a.............. H.iy ehi. ...... „t,tcrmg


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Bishop Knox


their own way and ■*


n,


DX Imd strcs,s upon Uie ne.xl lor (|,^. r,.,„ <l.,etor of Uie Cliiircli, .bt .leroim . ' s a n d attractions ot an ediica-


in the same meeting a.am


t, ’


•iicter. dtHdnring Unit they wuhl


ftunccf^'-fully the public Iiou.st’ .nml j„rtt4ilmcja ol the n.vit4>riil text, xlic iirste j j{^„i,.<iicuno CommLs.sion prcMtlcd o v e r '


p(^n„to dut*- uc mav wo publislu'd an .


rm b as i t b-ti Ibe hand of iUs author ; I t is oiir belief and hope th a t nt no


bird life (lownn, ol orguiusiitions, wim all used llio ac- in ISiKi on the .>iudy of Holy Si ripiure. , 3. IJulior.


Alnli-olin An-slm lliiro (a illieliirc iii|iliiiii- comiimdatioii not luside for the Y..M.F.A., Ciitholic hililical atudy may he taid to liiivc j Oim mdo Hal nice (o)XMi) ago hoy); Mr. ,1. -Mmire. of lilnckhnin-.


■ from straying too mueh into iiie attractions majority of Uulma who claim to be Oiristians j 'I'ug-of-war (ojH'n) : 1 n .,1 M , i i>xor4,.,nr *^^*'*'^ hwdiiig thiough Dcvpdalc into KingbdnJo Tngloton)—th a t nvvd that M^ordsworth


,>.„il.i,di,g H., provide linl.-re.stiiig and eiitcrcxl on a now stoge I t can no longer ' i„j,, sii.idhurn; 2, (!. Clnrk Cliathnrn; 3, W. • ■ - ' n * - ’Wro-ictied the n.oi.nUii, oducat.ional advantages U) keep the men bo taken for gi%uite<l, they say. that tlu 'g re a t ^ Althani.. Waddington.


,


and till* dangers of the (jornian town.s*. Of will aeknowh dgr iJu* absolute authority and • sulliciont. to


n liavo • the tliai <li.m,n>vs tlie


tho indn.strial look of


work for tho Y.M.(\A., and that work wa.s nouiiU uud bcholarly liiiL‘N;and in Um2 e.stab-| WHI'ISl^N'r! DK.—rhoro have been many "«nt« Nluaw Mos.s, they turned .^side to thnl l>cing done.


le.s.s|\ iil'ont the .stnvts - providiyl a great for the turlhcrajue of bil»lical sliuliot> on) lit-Jiod iho Bililicul Commission lor t.hi.s


tho towii.s—he had iioticixl willi number of men wandering


Combntting ** Tno Club und The Pub. _ ,


4


pen and i'nirirr.Vwitig^b^M^^^^^^ Siiaw. iKuicil ' -tnnplololy cover tlm ground. Ho suggL'o'IcMl COllllllitt.Nl ,< (Ir


ArUiur ^“pp .sjvoke oi the ncc<l for a IUhI ^ college for advanced biblical studies timP Irmnglodub or ito wiuivnleiit in evei> cen- ti*o where oxisling orgaaLStitions did iml


In the meeting he had reierred to. Mr , , , I 1 * L


trouble which transformed list-


djoLriuo oJ the inspiration lure made


ample


J|js work in tliis direcUon was taken I tliG fiivouralile woilUier and the JininlK'i* of easiest routAi to the top, and it hn« an especial - vigorou.sly by his 8Ucci«soi. pope Pious -X., !


{old purpose of defence and progress.


founded the BibLcal Jn.stjtule at Uume, : training of lutiire ks-tun'rs which he en-^


to the Society of .lesua. i-K* ateo His Kmiiioinv Cardinal Uiis<iuct'


CUUKCli.—'riiere were special .lor- suddenly wbon on climbing tho wall .it the ten ^ Parish Cliureh ou AVliit-Suiidtay. t.f the fell one finds oneself at the von’ verge very well nttendnl. The collec- ot the almost precipitous .slopi* overlooking the on behalf of tiie Church choir and nioiTrland Udween Kibblehcvid and the Blea>loor


vehicles hn-s Ikxmi unpreortleiilod. to £10 15s.


Boltoii-by- .SixMoty, along witli ttio.se


--------------------------------------------------------compVLion. some them


„„ o„j„v;,l,ic, days’ oiiUi.g was complot.sl **


Glitlieroe R^ay Fair. i„urnevc<l to York by ehai-a-baiic reward in tho ‘surprise \*iew’ which greets one W i t I


and tliu It,'niMuitinv Order tlie C.F.S. - t)n Tiiesiiay la.sl, llie iiiember.s ol ness and wi-irdiis-es in .anv ixirt of Yorlcshirc ^j- recovering and ertibing tliu text- ol . ni,,, ltolti,u.l,y-l!owl.-uid bramli ol the (iirbs’ ti„. Vulgate, the oHicml_ BilHu of Uie I primidiy


iceliiig-poiimi. Ne,irly a fonml


o, "''j ^


m cvoupaiion. an


X ^ K


> and m'sts wore Probloms of Bird Ufo. During the cxcur.sion.s several ravens »wi»re


country with llie l,atin_ Vulgate. I ’|'|,e aiinniil May fair .originated over thirty M>eii maid tho heigliU, and one of the pn-ltio.sl Holino.-s Pope Boiieiliet X\ .. while ' years ago, was held in the streots of CTit- uhj.v-ta of Uie whole e-xcnrsioii was a nest of once


;,nd brown marked backs .amid Iho dead mo-esos tunnel—a new h.ardly to bo equalled in wrbl-


from eiithnsiiLstic ornithologists de.sceinled. the slope to Uie inos.s, for here in quite rixent


gulls have set up a humlrvd pairs wero in


having t.hroe 0‘^.> in ol'


*‘ A I>.K)l| 6l*l


All sainta 1 hl: |


ViTV I>*ol D


Fxi CK-slV- .\ml an <in


Tlu* aldtTl J0i|


Lh| -- ----- — ---- ,


truth of Lho written Word of God. |»ti)M* L-'i/. while siifcgmirding


iul I


■v.. inMtiirfitJon nlld truLll of ScriD- ' |»ix»vi.'-iun in bis


i_iug-ot.-war (oixm): 1. Dale ilead Ueadmg : 2. •!. Jtr ig oV Team : 3. Newton.


/ '7,\ _____________ ______________________


the Oitholic i Ui


I'.ncydiciil [ BOLTON-BY'-BOWLAjS'D. t 8cnj>


TnotemnWhnt it,. ^


LramjH'?d so frciinently in hia cxcur.siona from iJmsm.Mv into Yorkshire. Alighting at the i».is(.'K:k Bet'k WaterfnU, thej' climlH*d up that tcfribh* rtvul which tvn.s includod in l.ist year** njotcir tri.'vls. and nt the head of tho va.v*, on


vibinws ’ii Urn village this M’hitsuntide <wu‘-'r of Whorniude which is c.nlted rmblo ! tliar. usual, wiiiih is t<» la* accounted for by Moke, and thus lo the summit. This i.s the


............uppeanmeo pn>s|H«<?t w.-us .sufficicntlv intorcaling to iu.stifv


: 1, .laimvs la-em- ti„. .-bnih. The ixirtv .anoroacherl tli.. mniinUin in* nioteriiig four or five miles along tlie oM


weii).) Mr. A. Fannoiy. Ali.ss F.lizalx'tli Par­ kinson. Mias Agni« Facies


Alaan). Miss K. Howard . ■ . , ,


Mary n


HnndJo -


(now of ^mv> i ; n \o n ) ‘'u (Darweii), Mi.as \ (Astiton-on-Rihl.le), 1 CARS FOR


PUBLIC THAT HE culminated thLS week m the iwlubition o nVPR THE SWAN tlio


/ ------- ------- -


HOTEL GARAGE HIRE.


THE THE bWAHi SWAN REPAIRS I FIRES BURNING j


EXHIBITION AT WHALLEY Y.ffl.C.A. INSTITUTE.


-----------------^ — - > - • • • - « ---------------— Beautiful Art and Antique Treasures on view.


Lord S h u t t lew o r th 's commendation of th e Y.M.C.A. '^A Bridge to the Churches and Chapels."


Tho olforts of the olUcinis TOiiuectid wiUi |


SIDEBOTHAM BEGS TO- - raise funds OVER


ilio eartli Ribblesdale


v


o* c50mpetLtorH in a wide v^iotj ot of tho solcctod work of well-ltnown


artists, and of ourkxs of local and general inltorcst. -Wliilst i t cannot with trutli be said that tlio compotitions attnictcd many onti'ants, tho results are sulliciont to jitslity tho promoters in pursuing their laudalile ob- icet and sullicient. too, to encourage tlmso who took part and tlioso who ollowid native sUj-noss to prevent them entering. We make no doulit tliat tlicro is muoli moro local talent than is dtsplaywl at tlio exhibition, winch, howovor,' lia/» the cardinal virtue of being roprosontative. The oxliibition—well Jpvtti a visit, b(* it said—is tlio lirst of its Iciiid held in this part of tlie country. Tho art section and tho museum have boon under the personal direction of Mr. K. L. Airey, of WhaJlcy and


Blacklmni, and Mr. 1'. divisional si'crotary of the i.M.C.A., and to them the tlmnlis of tlui oommiimty aro duo for the opiKirtunity of viewing artwl™ of


fp om tlio 6UCC0.SS of tlio venture is duo in no .small measure to tlielr clforts.


flucli intriusio and ai’tistic worth. _ llio local staff has lalioiircd zealously and patientl.v and


! The Exhibition Described.


i Tile a r t and muBoum Heotions were oi>en on S.aturda.v, hfoiiday and T’liesday anti targe numbers of Wliiteuntide •visi'tom took aUvsui’- tago of the opisirtunity to ox.uiuno the ftreaBurea. On Wedneothiy and yesterday, further largo numbers wore present and keen interest was displayiMl in ovorylliiiig on view. Rofreshmonte of viuiious kinds wore tlis-


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convortiS mto a liiuidsome picture gallery, ' ,va.s not a siiiglo entry, owing to tin- .shortage r.p.aircd to C<>’ Hill ei held which tliey ha \e X r o


pon-sed and the arrangomonts gave genorid s-atisfaction to tho host ol ])eo|)le wlw Uiok advantage of tlio facilities oH'ored. A large par t of tlio central hall has been


a m.tohle feature of no


Batting Gloves, Bags chiefly in water colours, of pa^t and proflont i worth prchenti for Iu» hml pni>ils of tile Hhickbuni Act Bchwl.


W U / \ f |


self reiiresoiijtod. and otIiOT canvases from I ],od in Iiim .a splendid stimnln.s to hel]) lake onjoyed to tho full, and tea and c« tee we c _ ,.pjju|(,j q| bho .sjwrts:—• his .scliool are hv Mr. I.eoiiard Barton, of tlie i their part in the affairs of tlie country. They son-id, during Uie altei mMin. I lie line- . Rov.d tVilloge'of -Vrt, Bnwth Kensington, | ^Lso welcomed Miss Kay-Nlinttlowortli. who lioomircd toothal mateh hetween m.-irri«i 2, -.Mias L li. wiin has


principal, Mr. A. .Inckfion, A.R.C.A., is liini-| abio record of pei-sonal si'rvice. Young men games, tor wTii-,;h pri-/.es were o i le r s ,


qj. nioro GxampliYi of Uio ^TOrks. | They were dolightixl to have laird .Shuttle- for fifty years. ^ Prm^r |o _


the exliihition will „ ,,f l ,u,.l. .- 'lliv j honouroil iiumo but a womle lltll ...


t .Surainor, Alias Dorothy AVildndgo. liiul


sumin pictures aiis, hung nt i/moeny the A ■nt 'uinn ......................................... '■ ,, i ,,f i jm,a ju


, lbie girls and young women of nice ill


slniowivn practuicaJeiii interest n


) ^ l l l l Kxliihitioii in Die Walker Art Callery, .at i |,y her active a.ssistji (l)iir-


the ' micnpied tor oc u .... — ^ l rzy


in tiie welfare " tho county


tlirl


liord ShuttU’wortli rulcrri’il a t tlu? oumet to his happy association.s with Whalluy, do-


Work of tho Y.M.C.A. (


tboro was no placo he liUc<l botior to , ! f ‘« i visit. He was ilrlightwl t<» j;ivo nnv help he (Iiiule ^ ...... ........... tho benedicts.


and single was played .and demniistrateu nno ^ superiority of


Catholic Bible Congress. PASTORAL LETTER.


Half-miio fiat P»TOSf^ '.m. ii?,u


of imich better things. Some of the smaller phrty numhenUig o\-or 70. UnhappUy rain ehihlron wont lo their re.si>cctive .schoiiLs for ‘the"ii,iro,us'''were shot'hv some nerson— h-w„ vilhieos had nroliiiblv done the best ami set in alsmt noon and tlimigh tlie party bbiner.


WhiUlcy would have to look to her laurels, stayed on in the hope th a t the weather would i,„.,ctnally a t one o’clock Uie hand pro- i3hfre^feir"anr Di^W Tho oxliihition would have an educational take up. even tlio clieoncst optimist h.wl to coixksl to the sports Hold nml rendered de- „


“ j «ports. uiiicli included a longtliy list of


intimatu iie.aring on tlie welfare of the in- field, wlioro BWiiigs hail hecii, erected, nmf n hirge attcmhuiee, and pas-sed olf without a they have cliosuh as the site of tho eyrio a crag Btitute. 'I’hey had oxpcrieiiccHl a long and eerics of sports and gnnics nrniiiged wliieli


value. I t was tdways go<xl to look upon “ change his Luuo.’ Hut tho schohir.s are |jg(,tful masic a t intervals Uiroughout tho Lommttec of the Union have paid a IocmI •tiiluus l>«iutiful ami iiiti'rwsting and from not lo bo disapiwintod. ArrangL*mouts ha\o jiftcrmxMi. The lirst ovont l>ogan a t 1-30 ami ' ' ‘ttener an nnn^al *00 to keep an oversight of th a t iKiint of view alone,* i t could not be been Juado for a field day a t tho same placo denied th a t tlie exhibition had sorvwl a very on Saturday, tho -Ith .June.— Ihe ^holiys a t iLsoful ptirixiso. That clfort lind, too, some S t Paul’s spent a delightful day m the cliurch


the ^ ild Birds rrotcction


for old and young, as well as tlio thei^elvos havo done more for their own pro- open ovi-nts, were witne.ssed by a toctioii than oven the cummittoo’s cue, for


birds. Pui-haps tho birds tin- oxcellciit management of so sitoated that any poacher is far more likely


nrdnous winter’s work. Certain cxpeiixes had onahleil thorn to enter witli zo.st into the jbe various oHicials. Ketretihments wore to g.-iia a broken neck limn an egg. The p.arty to lie met and i t was hojicd tlnit the linaneial fe.stival. HofreshmenU were providwt amt ,n..|,b,blo on tho ground and tlio staff in tlio with ,a good deal of moniitainecriiig -kill were


side of Uie oxhihiliou would he of consider- a g-nxl iiiaiiy adults nob only lonml ploasuro . ,■|.f,l...,bmelll te n t workc-d hard Uiroughont yet luiahle to aiiproacli vorv close but,' they ahlohelp in dn.vs to come. 'J’lie stniigemy of in watcliing tile 5 '? "^''''. the indimtrial situation liiul had an unfor- but many id.s„ e n te r ^


tuimto rosidt in the cookery .section for thero grtmU e a f to— Ihe Wc^leyi ns on In«- k J . , b„.^.a ,vit|, qnicK and attentive semee. Fat- wa.s not a siaglo entrv. oiving to the shortage r. p.ain d to Co’ H d l -o held which they I au-


' “„ , f T uL k n >


I not Himply an they iu<semblc<l in front ol the cnnpei a a L*rful and honour- lustily sang severa ^l hymns. Kaces ami


tliu purposes ol annual held d.a.y^^ —


'I,',',';* f.aantastic


^ Lv.lwl 4\. L , LV nolxjkly grumbled. 'l‘he procecHl•LHXlmgs P**‘*'*''^^ birds were too shy to sUy by Uicir ’ollowmg are


, torniimiW ahont 10 o’clock. Fol jqq


'I'ivey; 3, Hanson Kinder. race (under 17.


L4lLli.4uav»t-. L to<-fV < Jl L wore throivn out of L. I III.


‘ lug a]^id even L


‘>6 ntastic,


devotoea of I'ooHmU in pursuit of LP * O* IIIIIWII. V


toi- 4L ^ Hodgson; While this ^ ^ ------ ----- lociU); 1, W bits, were privileged to visit w the X. |


j,be sporls tho band played for diuic- therein -i counlu of voim,- Ki-H- dtliglitful to .sec if


those who tripimd the light X ” !!!., < X J M4 V/ IV II V.I V step hy


«ggs,


(.heir glasses “ were


I t w^ T i i " L ,i,„'i


i s '


wliich Was clearly chipped. The ' ’isitors did not prolong their excursion u*;us .Thiot, other niem-


d“ys old—and two


hers of Um party, including most of the botan- tlio bcanlitul wait-


IFrankland; 2, T. Wilson; 3, F. Bretlierton. erfail which tiinihle.s (rom the side of Holme I 100 yaixls Hat race (open) : 1, R. 'I'liomp- Fell, eicactly opposite the windows of Onto


,Bon. Biimoldswiek; 2, J .Tirey, Dale Heail; Itartli, a tinii mansion between Dent and .Se.l- : 3, T. Tomlin.son, Hlltlieroo.


hergli. To the wetKis. beside tho hall, was a


' Kinder; 2. Hartley Kinder; 3 R. Brotlicrtoii. plam.s. amt tho.se ot the p.artv who iiersevertHt 410 yards Hat ra«. open): 1, J . Uark, i„ ,b„ eliinl, to the very top of the fell were


' wi pb,. [{^xl ’I’riniiglo. Dm- “ PnihUiral' I.eUer ot the Cardinal .Vnii- I Cn« country race (oiam) : 1, Jamevs l.eeiii- Whitkikei, Uitheroo. ^ , , , ,


rewarded by a wonderful panorama which i.i- eluded gliiniwes of Morco.anibo Bav, tho whole monnt.ains fro,,.


wonli ronipl.ained, and tho grim highland.s ■ - ild eomiti-y which the Settle .and Car- Iieiieli-ate.s about Wild Boar Fell,


li^btful econes in oils bv Mr. h. Iiri^p', < l j Iho Arti Bubool ;Mrn. M. H. ‘^choticld. Mr. i Frank Chadwick, and mT. A. .Jark^ii. }hero ,


. .t_nt.l#4t rv4] l\.f 1m«x Inf/. ai T*.-1.r1 .’ .-


.................... i .....m-i ,m- wo.a O. uimeme m L,..- ...a.s...... „ ,u.-s on mo-om.aa, . wouhl m*vor fnr^ot ilit* hpcoch Sir


* . . . . . . . -


mmlii on that occasion. Sir displavod hi.s pnictic;il wLsdoiu and insi^la! Marrioil Womoii’.s race: I, Mrs. J . U‘om- itansparoncy {hnt oven minute liolails of tho described tlio work boiiiu; done at not oiiJv in forosceiiig luul lorcstaUini; the


'Hu* Icilcr poiiil.s out liow I’upo l.isf XUI. > nnd U. \Noolf (lio). , - . 1 . -t.


......................; ............................ ...............................- ...... ,


>p- Ine :itnifv^pherv> wns of .such oxcrptional ..I....if I? - A _I--1 It t ■


2, Mr.s. S. HiKlgjsoii; :i. Mrs. Watson. mountains omM be distinguished. Some details ax,-. I ... /»_..lX .t 1 tl* Li-._I.. --.I.


-'ml tile Upper entrance to Mailer-


Ill Old .Man to riclvellyn and Skiddaw, iglicx of '.Sedhei-gh, of ’whoso nakediies.s


Hali-iiiile Hat race (iueal) i 1, Hanson w-oaltli of niossc.s .and interesting sbiwle-loviiig


the day. Praise must lie given to timm foi- maiuiged to gain a iiositioa'on a noighl,ourin'. “ " ‘I «■"»’■« " h 'd . were com- cUfl from which they could look into t h r n i t


' -! • Tho Opening Ceremony.


County tor, iSliuttlowiirtli,


• .• mony


assist in helping tliom to live tru e r imd nobler lives, by providing BoraothJng bettor th an public-houses for them and for tho ris­ ing gonoration' Who, he was convinced, wore imbued with tho saino spirit.


Mr. Aspm, seconded by Mr. h . L. A ro j . y,Qin [,ggt a t this season of tho year, and m-


A henrbj- vote of thanks to Lord ShutUc w ir th was h(mrtil% earned on dio


T ” LOW MOOR. bounteously endowed by Nature, alK-ays look


probably never more numcroiw thaii on Sun- cossful as had boon anticipated On Sa.uirday i day and Monday. The sliMii of tlio h ueholls in


FOOI'JIALL OLLB.—Tho committeo ot the the hltored sunlight of tlie woodA on t ie Low Moor Football Club have an oyo on'noxt precipitous sloiios of the Hoddor skirting the Bonsou's work and uro enUiimiuBlically ‘pro-j •< npw road > to WliitoweU is a picture worth “


,


needlework, dressmaking, including th a draining oi tho Hold, and all i Slaidbuni mis tlio iMiaea ol liuiidreits ol delighlfu] greomiess of Iho dale. And when .t ..................... ’ ■ • ■ ■ ■ •


paring tJioir Held whilst tlio mill is stopped, travelling many miles to eco and ts focused “ “ “ befainy ot lawi. ii “ , ^ & . S o5 3 improvomonte oro Iming carried o u t ' in tho mind for nil time.


^ ‘L i t


■ ' ■ - voluntarily given. “ pilgrinus ” on Monday and tho imnuiU >cally rams, so-called waterproois are laughed often bo , sports and gala were tho centre of attraction to scorn. Li tho highlands to winch tha parly


making any institution succeed. _ ^ preshuco of a lai’go company. on WeVodnosday e


performed the opening core- left to take up omploymont .nt ^.’ommcrcinl j„ dotaU. Tho programmo was initmtod with 'n,irtu;U ti,o week-ond was specUically set asido ........ —


.1-__ I 1.1. ____________ I..Cl n iilfteriioon,


on in the day tlnit Aldeisuan ^ l u i Wlupp entered u - „ ,


iirw ftmrtlnvniAnh nt. 1 AimnArcnil tn ilnfnil M „


* ^ ..................... --------------


’hrt nrnrrrn - ,


......... viatixa ol the lnndscai>o ^f the landscape. Hlaidburn, Newton ami


who eonvoved his rocrets by loiter Hr. F. J . elation wi|tli tlio mill hut a low days prior to Un. aimi ts committee, man-lied to White- tJuioii, Air., u . ji. liootli, mUi a small pau> p'Sitos.n? pn«ided


In tlio unavoidablo nlisoiico ol tlio President hnsiness Ufo and served tlio firni loyally tor , ])alo Head, which assembled a t 9-30 and, j (Lieutcnant-Colonel Dixon, C.M.U., D.H.O.) exactly hiUf-a-century, termiunt.iig Ills i.aso- i,,ad ,a by tho Slnidburn Band and momhei-s


,1s recent stoppage ou acoount of shortage ; bolme whore Mr. and -Mrs. W. King-Wilkin-


ovliibitioii had a double puriioso in view. JLiry’K Cometory on Saturday, by tho Itev. t jug sixpensw to tho children. Tliis littlo Yorkshires greatest niriUes—a nest of iho -


Tiiev


vilhigeti of ten t


Imi


Tho Uhairman said iho orKaiiisers of t h e ' of fuol. Tho mterment took place n \ bt. t .................... ........... ....... ’ private


felt unrelated


tho’ eouutrysidu wore to fiomo ox- was in


iii the ordinary


jirst^placo, time


iiat and


tlio tlio


oxliihition and competition would liave served


1. W. Pieknp. uuahio to


carnage WHI’I'SUNTIDIC.


and Alderm.sp Wliiiip, who | co,.e„,o„y w'a.s attend


-------- tho funeral -Tlio Whitsun ‘..... . sent festivnl


observed the old-timo custom of distribute V-^V‘ • ' f• ” - ’ • - ’ - ‘----


his j jjbig-Wdkin.smi and tbo Boclor of Slaidburn their sei'VIces, which


ollowed by speeches from Mr. gems


entl u ^ sU c birddovcra and mountaineer-.. lustant foil to observe one tf


1 (Rev. J . E. Hanningtoii), tho former Bpecial- scnipulons ,-us to ilu, means by wheh they obtain |y ibanking tho hand for


piTcgrim! u


peregrine t Ihero


are for faJcoii. unhappily their


Jlecause some


a collectors c-ollections, peregrine’s fuJeon. it .s a


rarity, mikI not


to-j egg i.-


v„o a.uu study of the wild Ufo of Wheruside, moumain wa.s not nuito s b -


q Sunday murnind the me-sident of Hi- h ^ ^ "ootl.


Lord Shuttlowortli, Lord Lioutonaiit of tlio occurred lust Wctlnesday a t has hcine, --1, • laco, a ploasaat b ra juntv who was aooommuiieil hv his daugh- Nelson-titreet, of Mr. .Jolm Uougli (h i) , wlio, and tJio atraospheno < .............„ ____


FJin'V YKAIUS’ SKHVIOK.^—riie dcatli I


..


r , the. Hoiumrahlo Mias llachaol Kay- Ktarting work a t an early ago a t I-ow flloor, to reveal the widest '- .I


tcnlion to ; for most of tiicm. The village makes a eluubcd, up the giant’s sUurcase of Blake IJili, club lias <lay ol its celebration of tlie Whitsun festival the ampUUide and vigour of the dowufiUl w;ks assets in and this year’s proceedings did not deviate felt to the full, and none of tho party csc;ip<.d in Uio lonst from those of former years. The a w'ottiiig. {Sunday, to nuike up for Uiis ua- was perfect. Old Sol rarely hid liis gonial rccoptiou, was a day of exquisite .clear- .


tompored ‘the heat jjoss, and uMouday was aJuiost equally ploasaat, conditions wore «uch as tliough a little iiiiat veiled the greater distiuicc«


variably a t t ra c t specially largo numbers of xhe WluUuiiiiuo oxcursiou of the YorkiJiue visitors during th e Whitsun holidays. Motors jjaturalists* Union lo Doutdalo for tho invosU- and volucuJar traffic of all ilescriptions wore


of V/hernside proved :^s brilliantly suc- tiiero wore showers which turned l„


Deutdalo is sulliciei.Uy nwir


nistrim, to share in some decree iiu^taU tolh w^ch S


BY riow J4


reuuirc<J. PiH’p.iro I Hoeing


Fartli u | Put in


priuciiKil ’ Btoko PI nun mil


Lettuce. .Sprinkl**


to kiN'p a i | As ain-l


wc«‘k in ^ | a main c r | my own matte-r oi J in


A exow b:i bo


I*!


i t i.s iu tc i | lomicr Lb;


soon a.s t) i | Ik* iilbNl ■ rowl 6Wi*t ouupletcl%| mndo abol Khould ImF covr-n.*d iv| is to Ic; p o in t ami I the cup fi molly 1k*[ iho hoi*-> I


li’RLMlCO. Any i)«|


b‘* ovr*r p-’tatocs mH init .'•Imulcl many sligi| st<*md. M'lt-h u!


v:ui’’wi sill ihcm ;iga;|


cxaggcratil of ])otai<>4 .| aixl tlu* \\ l" b> Hpr.iy.l of B'.u*gun| Minn-t ry UO slull th;.t it i tlic immir’l plrtiim.: i f qipicd bell


thi* wi*‘‘k. I (sowing table ma> I alihougii ; | havo lict n f iho same cause a jM'irii!^ ol to ^llcn'! I on til. -iil) s ta r t ialc tv the clitbl d u ’ing ih’" which fIi'


Ah iiitli


Uiat wiiib*| ally iucluf tho c\:a i prc*luw0s


:ifi l!u* cor] example, ilmt I am I in in the


thoy fimi ■npi> w


Pi


imiHt tio c tho prOL:r;|


two ishoou-l Make a |


O1I


Whitsuntide Festival a t Yorkshire Naturalists on Slaidhurn.


Whernside.


+, i Rhnttl.-- ' Tlio WhitowoU and Blaidbum valleys, por- Joveliost parts of th is district, mi


VISIT TO A PEREGRINE’S NEST.


rbymch th| hfc* IovclI i*'


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