aJ)‘VEB,TISEB lAJND TIMES. FB1DAY» DECEMBEB^’^^^ 1922. ■rOOME ON THE MARKET- •


WESLEY GHUBGH CLITHEBOE


Sunday Next, Dec. 17th Moming: 10-30 ; I’rcachi'i —


REV. W. WA L L A C E . Evening fi-0 ; Preachor :


R E V . E. J. P A D F I E L D ,


Anthem; Prepare ye the way " .... (Garratt).


CHRISTMAS SERVICE


SELECTIONS from the “ MESSIAH.” tv-December 24th.-.


j!pans;j


I 5fti' -~ ^ VnOPrl pron\f


feo'-l t,®eg


-h' Ich ll ■: P r lyii


U n i t e d M e t h o d i s t G h u r c h MOOR LANE.


ON SUNDAY NEXT. Preaclier : at 10-30 aiul 0 :


REV. W. H. J E F F R I E S , M.C.


At the Mornins .Sordco, Mi.s.s Hakgreaves (Supt. of tlu'lh'iiiiiirv Department), will Present the Prizes to the League of Young


Worshippers.


.■-MUSICAL SERVICE on Sunday Evening December 24th. JOLLIE MEMORIAL


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ba rrow. Nr. Whalley.


: Choir SERMONS SUNDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 17th-.


Preacher: REV. H. W. HARD (I’n-l.wV Morning, li'.-t.-. : Evening 6,


Special Anthems will be sung by the Choir and Cbristmns Hymns will be sung.


OoUootion at each Service in aid of the Choir I’liiid.


PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH CONCERT HALL.


The Speaker and Clairvoyenl fi>r


SUNDAY NEXT will be MRS. FARRELL (of Manchester).


Services ; 3 ami C. l>-m- " Circle S p.m. l.veeum : IM-b a.m.


VI' .°'£' hcivdbi f /


There will he a ClKCl.E TO-MORROW Night (Saturday) at 26, VICTORIA ST., to commeiiei- at i.30ii.iu.. eomlucti’d >\


MRS. FARRELL.


A .MEA’I’ TEA ami ENTER'I’AlNMilNT on Saturday, Dec. 30th.


Adults: 1 /«. :: " Children, Ikl.


KING STREET SPIRITUALIST CHURCH CI.lTllEROE.


I'UDY your by eoling V.: Uv' K».


iiubet


U'is indii that


'Y eqiiiri" t ii, tor nouri


‘nle<s ;l is w Tbi‘ ■.r.,;


lOS.-Ko •d as ^e'.iuint


u b.nrfc'.l;— " -'?“'■ C . .W / 'l


1 Bread rcgul ;« JV . kk U'tc inrli'. i E i ' \ i i t


Th.- Sp.ak. r fm- SUNDAY NEXT, Dec. 17 will be


MR. HARGREAVES, or Bi..scKiii itN. At 3 and (1 p.m. :: Cireh- at 7.3o.


On Christmas Day tluTc will be a Moat Tea and Entertainment. Tickets, 1 3.


I ne


Entertainment will consi.-t of songs by Miss Hall (Clitlieroe) and .Mi.s.s Brnmley (Biaekbum). Also an original Play : “ 1 AM IN Diu;ami.a.nu,’ by the, ( hddren. Dances ; Floral Scenes ; .Mn.-ical Mono­ logues. Ae.


Tea a t •1-30 i).m. : Entertainment at 7. A id . ARE WKl.CDME.


TO liE ItEPEATEI) <>n BOXING DAY.


;; ST. PAUL’S CHURCH :: LOW MOOR.


I t aff


^wi . 're


Jubilee Fund for Church Renovation. In aid of tlu^ above, A


XMAS SALE


ancTl the


will (D.V.) be lu ld in the SCHOOL-^* — On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th.


'J’o be opened by The Mayoress Mrs. .1. T. Whip)) : : -^t 3 p.m.


REFRESHMENTS will be Provided. ADMISSION, 3d. : Children, 2d.


PARISH CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.


Grand SOCIAL (MRS. A1TKEN)


On NEW YEAR’S _^A Y- At 7-30 Tea Provided I'Yee.


Hefre-shments J^asonahle Pric-s. t ic k e t s . 1 --


W D. HANSON T .a . l .e «S S in s l y e J j J ' - "


'


c'rATBUnt^ BOM, ciilhtroc. A' I, r'liarn'c of Address.


I ’lea-so Note Change T; G.L.E.


YE ANCIENT ABBEY LODGE, WH A L L E Y .


DON'T Forget the Grand Novelty Dance


A Merry Christmas To hi- held in THE


ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WHALLEY, .^On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22nd


In aid of the local Ambnlamc Hriuad. and Nursing As.ioeintion.


Doors OixMi at 7-U p.m. :: Dancing from 7.3(1 till 2-0 a.m.


AD.ML'sSIO.N :[2 6_each. C H A T B U R N


O R C H E S T R A L S OCI E T Y THE ANNUAL DRIVE & DANCE will be held in IHE


CHUKCH INS'I'ITUTE. (dl.-VI'IU It.N ,^On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22nd —


Whist to Commonco at 7-30 Dancing until 2-0 a.m. 'I'lCKETS, 1,'4.


Music Provided by FULL ORCHESTRA. Conductor ; Mr. Ui'.UT Cito.ss.


Refrwilinients at Iteasonable Price.-. BRITISH. LEGION.


laying OF WREATH ON THE CASTLE KEEP


to Castle- Keep. Borough Band will be in uttcndanc(‘. AM.- \\ hlX.OM h.


-SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th, 1922 •\bovo body lieartilv invite a public parade


GOOD MUSTER REQUESTED,


WESLEY SCHOOL OLITIIEROE.


XMAS NIGHT and BOXING NIGHT ! MUSICAL COMEDY :


“THE EDGE OF THE DESERT.”


New Songs ::: Magnificent Scenery ! 35 Performers.


J’nrtioular.s Next Week. W. E. SUTTON


PIANOFORTE TUNER & REPAIRER. HIGH-CLASS PIANOS FOR SALE. TH E S A N D S : WH A L L E V


PLUMBERS AND JOINERS’ I R O NWO R K


ON THE SHOiri’E.S'r NOTICE ! Wringing Machine Rollers from 14 - Pair


Side-Car Springs, &c., Made to Order. .lobbing Work Promptly attended to.


C A R R O L L ; Blacksmith, &c


HARGREAVES' YARD, WATERLOO RD. CLITHEROE.


w h i s t ' d r i v e


AND DANCE will be bckl at the


.■-WEAVERS’ INSTITUTE, on


WEDNESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 20. Wliist at 7-30 ;


Dancing until 1-0 a.m. ADMISSION 1/3-.


Rofrc.s!iments a t Reasonable Price.-. CLITHEROE trade s AND LABOUR COUNCIL PARISH CHURCH, GISBURN. Grand GOWGERT


BOXING DAY, December 26th, 1922,-* At 7-30 p.m.


In the COUNCIL SCHOOL, GISBURN, Aktistks ;


The Barnoldswick Quartette Party -«


Miss Mary Bailey, of tlie London^and Provincial Concerts.


Miss Lizzie Singleton, J.ancasliire and Yorkshire Concerts.


f^s.. Mr. Joe Rudd (Glitlieroo) 'Tenor,


Mr. Tattersall, 'I'he. Eminent Baritone. Mr. Mitchell Tidswoll, Entertainer at the Ihano.


a d m is s io n . 1/-. DON’T FORGET !


Fancy Dress Ball (Eancy .Dre.ss Optional)


CO-OPERATIVE HALL, CLITHEROE, -FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29th. Dam ing ; S p.m. to 2 a.m.


ADMbSSlON. 2/-. Whalley Golf Club F O U R T H A N N U A L BALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WHALLEY,


-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29th, 1922.— Daneing : S-S*' to 2-0 ii.m.


|).-\YI1'>I' ()RC1IE.STP..\ (l.ivel |>o(>P.


Tickets ; (Imlmling Lmli)':'. 15 - : Gent'). £1 Is.


Mav Ik- bad from any MemlH-r of tlie Com- liiitt<-<- or from thi' Hon. .'•k-en'tary,


.lA.MUS A. CARTER, GORE Cld’R. WIIAIdd-;Y. T-l. :iC', Preliminary Notice !


GRINDLETON PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL.


FANCY


DRESS BALL -•12lh & 13th JANUARY, 1923.


PREimiNAIlT NOTICE. FARMERS’


B A L L FRIDAY;


JAN. 19th; 1923. CONCERT Parson Lano


HA L L Parson Lano.


GRAND DANCE will Vic held on


.^SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th. Dancing: 7 to 11-0 p.m.


ADmSSTON 1/-.


Pianist; Mit. H. D. Aldeesley. NOTICE


ANC4ENT ORDER OF FORESTERS “ COURT ROYAL CASTLE” 8549.


MEMBERS arc COURT MEETING, DECEMBER 16th, At 7-30 p.m. in the Rechabrtes Hall.


“ Nomination of OfTicers.


W. G. PARKER, Secretary.


W H A L L E Y A S S E M B L Y RO OM S


GRAND DANCE .■-ON B O X I NG N I G H T - . December 26ih.


Dancing from S o’clock till ‘2-0 a.m. ' OMISSION, 1/6.,


ALSO.. ON • . S A T U R D A Y , D E C EMB E R 30 A DANCE will be hckl.


Dancing, 7-30 till 11-30 j).m. ADMTSSON, 1./3.


MR. LEE’S BAND will be in attemlancc on both occasions !


Refreshments a t Reasonable Charges Mrs. H olgatk, Proprietress.


AND HEAR THE “ MESSIAH”


RECORDS :: AND XMAS CAROLS. Also the Latest


WINNER & ZONOPHONE RECORDS.


IF YOU WANT A MERRY XMAS— BUV one of our


“ LITTLE MARVEL ” GRAMOPHONES ■rONLY 32/6 1


CLEAR LOUD :: SWEET TONE.


Also NEW HORNLESS MODEL, £3 3s. Ami 3 Records Given with it


NKi:u].KS....lld. ])cr Bo.x. of 200. Record Albums....1 ,'9.


AT THE GRAMOPHONE STALL ! BERT CURKE “ THE OLD FIRM ”


142, WOONE LANE & on THE MARKET M A G N E T O R E P A IR S .


Also Specialists in Repairs to Dynamos and Sell-Startets and Rewiring ol Oars.


S I M P S O N B R O S . , L T D . , Pept. No. 3 .M.nRneto Worlds.


H A P T O N , Nr. BUENLEY. 'phone P.idiliam .H.


^CORPORATION STREET -< ELLIS’S FOR BOO'TS, SilOI'lS &. CLOGS.


If von want the Be.staiul ea.“iest Footwear try ELL IS’ S.


r ig h t STYLE! : UICIIT PRICE!


ARIWOKER BRAND Men’.K anel Boy.s Sti-ong Meelium and I.iglit BOO'IS. Every I’air guaranteed.


Baroness, Stiletto, Corkola and White Heather Brands for I.adies -the vi'ry Best value obtainable ;


; : : :


Iir.NDREDS of I’airs of 1-iU'e, Clasp, DiU'-liar. ami Eancy CLOGS at tlie right Prices. ;; Our .Men’.-) hand-stitclieil Ijice CHIOS for E.-VU.MERS and Ont<loor Worker-. The Real Goods !


BtiD’l’ REPAIRS nitli Be.-t Eiigli-ii Is-atlier, coii.-i')tent with lir.it-ela-.- work- mau.-hi|> gi'*'^ .sure hali.-fiu'tion, : (Jnr Hand-Made .Strong HOOTS a .-pmality.


Country Work executed while you wait ! ElTbrS’S h e s po k e root m a k e r .",


— C O R P O R A T I O N S TREET . RUSSIAN FEVER.


U> JOHN llFAUl), Preydeiii ..f U<- of till' Workom’ Cnion).


oigbU'On nionVle., ami xe Imvo i-niployors. Tlio lltcory of Uukiian Comimmiinn hail much in it that wb»


ijilxiur liai liiwl a tr>ini; lime in Hio )Uhl


tK'foro tho ik.rnicioit!. iiaturo of ii« conduct proTcl how falv) it wna to all tlemocralic


and practical ik»u». Hut tho jiroof did not conic holoro many


> nllmc'.ivo, ami il t<Hik Urao


working iiu-n hn)l wait.-)! their offorli^ in jmriuing t.-iin ahadowh ami im)xis;iblo aims. Wi. of tho NVorken.' Union now botioro that iho crisiit of >11 feeling ha.n iKK-n pnascHl, that no ono regartls the Ituasiau Communista any longer ie> -KTions raodoU for civilisation to copy, ami 'h.al tho proslK-sct), of industrial


ja-eico art. distinctly h<'tt).r. Novertliol(“.s, there i" an nfUTinnth of


worry and iwverty left behind. The i>ower of organise.! l.almnr has OiHin im|>aire<l, aiul tho fumln of tho Trade Unions, which s t t^ l eighteen raon'.hs ngo at the higheal jioinl they have ever reache.1 hav>> tn-'n sadly


depleted. Perhaps it is as well that «v have Inx-ii


considered notions through tho meahea of common-somso, and to soo for ourselves how mucli residue there was of useless ami waste


through tin- time of, trial which followed the war.


I t gaso us a clinneo to striitn ill-


mnlter.Tlio curious feature ol tliO')> days id storm ami stress was that dotaehed soclioiis of tho Labour (..ovemeiit arrogatesi to them solves for tho moment tho resi>onsibility of leading the entire general udvnnco.


tills wav tho strength of Labour was dis- sipato.!,'its roputiitioii compromisod, and iU sonso of intcriloi>eiiilcnco badly injurcl. Ra.sli agitations wore proiiiote.1 in such a way as to eonipel .silciico on tlio part of tho'so who miglit havo given better counsel. I-'also tlicorios were proponmled, war illusion- wore upheld -ind roalifies wore discoiintiHl. .Such was the olTcct of Russian vanity ni>on


In


THE CHRISTMAS SEASON ii now at hand. PREPARE Jor tha joyous festival by Selecting one of our


G R AMO P H O N E S and some choice R E COR D S ! !


\Vo etiniiH-rali- below a few .Special Ijiie.s which wc have marked down to practically Pro-War Prices.


ALL .MAClllNKS oflerml uro of Rritisli Mamifaclure, and aa- the finest value in the Trade to-day ! !


— S P E C I A L C H R I S TMA S 0 F F E R


To anvoiie ))iirclia.sii)c one of onr GliA.MOi’HONEiJ before December 23rd, we GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE, FOUR pOUBLE-SIDED WINNER RECORDS I (Cn.slomer's own Choice).


llornh-.ss .Models, solid o.ak Co-s<)S, nil latest .Fittings, goase-neok tone nrnis... £3 Os. ))„.


I’l.EA.SE NOTE flic follotring Pricc.s ;— Do.


Do. Do. Do. .Solid .Mahogany............... £3 15$.


Table Grand, solid Oak eases, with folding covers .......................................... £5 Os. Table Grand, solid Dale case.s, goose-neck tone arms, needle cu]>s and


foUling eov.-rs ......................................................................................... J' *' Do.


“ Decca ” folding portnhlo Granioiilione, folds up and can be carried like an aU.achd ca.se .......................................................................


.-^olid Mahogany Model, Table Grand, very fine instrument, with folding dome cover, satin finish, romarkablo value ................................... Solid .Mahogany pedestal model, height 3-ft. C-ins., very fine tone, makes


Solid Jlahogany......... . £o <>5.


Lords, the Chemists, Bawdlands C H R I S T M A S 1 9 2 2


COLLARD & GOLLARD PIANOS . . . KSTABLISHEIJ 17G0


The NEW MODEL, just arrired is a perfect example of what Pianoforte con.stnickion should be. I t gives tho greatest value amongst highest grade ENGLISH PIANOS. Made throughout in ono Factory, including action and kep '


the ALL-BRITISH PIANOS COLLARD & COLLARD PIANOS Send for Catalogue to Sole Agents ;


PICKERING & SONS, TolepIir.no 6603. — — :: ". BLACKBURN. """ Tiiko ’Ttiorra- Tree Cur to Grillcnl XMAS GIFTS FREE


EVERY LADY huving GOOIXS V.alne 2/'- and over from tho .SPECIAL DISPLAY in our Windows of PERFUMES. &c., will Ixi given F K E E A VANITY CASE. Value 13


:: " " .


FOR XMAS


YOU CiVNNOT BUY A B ETTER OR A MORE PLEASING G i r a FOR REMEJIBRANCE THAN A N UMB R E L L A .


WE HAVE A FINE RANGE of Latest Styles in High Quality Umbrellas from 9/6 each.


:: W A L K 1 N G S T I CKS


" Also a specially good Selection of at DHJCH REDUCED PRICES.


LADIES’ HAND-BAGS in Fine Leathers BEAD BAGS :: PURSES POUCTIF/™ •: NOTE AND LETTER CASES :: COLLAR BOXES PERl^TVIES AND SPRAYS :: TOILET SOAPS :: POVT)EPvS PUFFS AND TOILET GOODS :: :: LADIES’ and GENTS.’ HMIl BRUSHES AND TOILET SETS, in Ebony, White and TortoiseshoU ShA^N G SE'IS .and mRRORS :: GILLETTE, AUTO-STROP and EVER-READY SAFETY" PtAZORS and a Hundred Smaller iVrticlea ;;


;; Suitable for Present* :: :: •■-Suitable for Evening Wear. ::


.■-Wo have just received a CHOICE SELECTION of SPANISH COMBS, in the latest Designs.


COME AND LOOK ROUND AND INSPECT OUR STOCK! WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE Y"OU AND SHOW YOU ANYTHING.


1 ^ ' u c v f t ^ e i ’ &


Kr jDAY- DEOEMIFH hali-hj


4.-10


^in > '«'■■ 'V.,_wliitli are mas woief


-10 *-’‘’,li..__-H,-lutl m a


in«»oo> t .


J: lar"0ly tho ri-.-)iil. lit oil ,9.2.2 affei.


asmro ■>= , '


-fiil '


jeprossm^ circumstmues tliJ A


di-<;oun'4;| ^ club has gonJ


K37 on the year .s worll ,«cei'«r at tho gate wal


. . 1921, a l» ) '|


"tiSriiM been mad.) goodj ^,Sso bank balam-e ha.s ii|


S K ? P * " i


— 1 ni-mco shoots of tli‘.' ,| L.-incaslfivo a* "-ell a nnikl


, on Vehicles, T’o-Morj


^oniSxl hnid. A schem- 1 introduced hv th)> lloiotigl


7 H. 'I'aylo’’)


'niectmg on Tuesday '•"•nl ^,.lo up to tho nglit I.r to take out a I";; i


-'‘' ' ' I


siantial fiortion of, tlu .. I % tvytily «.r.d m a " I ;piie I'l time. ^ ^


Iji iiiterestiiig ii-aestioi; routing was th a t of ilio


Clithcroc side, ft "-'-s r, ■ an iniu-stice wa.s (loii<- t)> lost year by prcs-ijig -uc oapUincy. To s.id>lU . mUot ks m the I


the ref-lKinsibihty ol l.'m wl,oIo side is M


' -


dance. AdniitK-db th- -i-an never l.'.irn


thing- iii^t ” an.l ’ - u- .ciiml maxims. Ill . lah.-


»r. SouUiworth h.i.- .'<*ul voars of cricket- -.1-. n | 'ordin.iry coursi- ol i-v.-nt-' to "-ait for great- i


own view nud f--';' .'Jy > '1 ' One of the most brilli:iii'. >lr, b. Gre'.'i, i>r..ha.-l.' to Ids comiilet-.i Iroctt-iy in ids own w-.ay, not. of >•: his own side, but >mi-.a>oi th*! i-*-.q)onsibLUi 0 . diffci-)>iit, i>erhn[\s, i f Ml of the present most Whall-y, Mr. .lam.-s G:-| upon yoivrs hK'*/*’ riiXf. flo^r Groon. NmI that . as >tr. Uomird Gr*yn i-j tirolv suppruJt^'-’Mi ii n*‘ \Vhallo>’, lU-viUtU-luNS whilty'ilictatos Mr. South^*i*rth G bo k*ft


Mc;ln^vbd'> Mr. J. RobilL^n


lU'volopI oapt-aiu


Flux' uf tho f^.'iPon. ^riiul ^Ir. S'HUj


\rihiu'« ;uul cor».lial sui>pl ^'


of tho CUlhoro' ‘‘hiV* and pro«iK\rity Um* Ns


lr,ul tho Clithw.M> lonr.il tiiin H.S anyUiinp; • .m *1 oTiiGdonco tlLat wlu-n h'l of afiiuis it A


Nvu lor lotiy; UoIhti. liUsin adjnirnh!:| Lradiiion, and i - alw:i’r :it Ouithurri-t


aation h“Ul a sun.N dauco on Friday husi. a | whist, tho ununors U' Bradloy; 2. Mr^. Sln| Mr. Ilodgstm; 2. Mr. and Mr. HruRroiiwii v W. KlotWoT plavLKl f"


Tiixi Clilhon.x‘ uml I-


31st ^lay hiBt. loft pril of £6,379 U>s. d d .,| .€3;tlG5 ‘>s. .Id. Mrb. I ^'catiio-r is tlio oxocutrl


Mr. .\ioxu:idv‘r OftviJ Houv.». CUthoil


♦


nuu, Mr. diunos .lal grok-vT laid confi'C.tionJ pWvsotl to hih rest on > otjo of 76, following . hnnhvr of Uio lau* M htid inuinnio {


Olio of our oUWi um| / OV 10 giv-'l


Mo*r. llo Ivej'iui bul j>rumLst.« in Moor-!aiij bciicko. by llu' lion w Ui 'M .oi* Ouii«' tmd for a long ix'ii<xl - Wp.T aud, dunnt; th l pLyod tho


^


•Uso Eight Diffen-nt .Tlodels of “ His Master’s Voice ” Machines, from £6 15s. w £32.


Any of above are ojieii for yoiir iuspeotion----------- CALL and HEAR THEM . R E C OR D S — as — GI F T S !


YOU CAN ilAKK NO BETl’ER XMAS GIFF than a few good, choice RECORDS. 'I'liev arc certain to lie apjircciated by all Gramojihono loiers. WE HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK TO SUIT EVERY TASTE . •


miml.s distiirhc.1 by' five years of war and <)c- prii.seil hv tlio striigglo to lead n dt«cnt lifo amid tho' welter of fluct'ialing prioca ami uncortaiii prospect.s. Gnulunlly, as comb tions settled, the workers camo hack to n sense of roalitv. while employers began to sec that they had left much of their plain duty nn)H*rforinetl. Only mere )>oliticiiins rom’ained eiilhroneil as securely as ever in inipudenco -iml ignorance. Tlicro is still a belief in llie rank and file


i’nll n.s.sortineiit of Celobritv Records, Instruraentaliste, Orcliivstras, and Bands, Choirs and Glee Parties, with Special Records Suitable for tho Christmas Season.


BUBBLE BOOK.S and C11ILDREN’.S RECOKD.S in Groat Variety!


of workers, iiml especially among tho tin- skillcd, that tlie policy of this Government lia.s too often been clictatml by bnitahty ratlier than bv sympathy, and that i t has iilayci! llio role oi partisan on tho employers side. Pcrliap.s this jmlgnionl is not quite fair. Thero i-*.s hoeii brutality, but i t was mainly tlio lirutality of circum.stancc,'and tho employers tlieiiisolves did not all escape its liarsh offjcta. Yet sucli is tlio commoii- senso of onr woiking men and women, that not even tlieir resentment, bitter ns it may havo been, was successfully exploited by iho Bo-callcd extremists ami revobiUoiinries. Ami 1 liavo this tribute to pay to ninny


HARGREAVES, »


oni)iloycrs. Tliey were tenijitwl by circiim- stances to tlirow over collective bargaining, but tlioy (lid not take advantage of thht opportunitv. .Viitl I feel th.at wlieii you get that spirit’in hard time.s, .t means that llier;> is a general tendency amongst employers to meet their -workmen for a fair discussion. 1 bolievo tlint every iimo employers and men


come togotlior jicacoiibly to mnko a oollectivo bargain over matters in dieputo, -something is dono to improve their respect for c.ach other and to establish tho principles of the Hound Table. I t is fairly certain that tlioro are largo numbers of working men and women now outside tlio Trade Union move­ ment who will join its ranks if they see Hint tlio employers welcome the roinoscuta- tivo functions of Trade Unionism. And from wiint I havo soon of many employers


lately, 1 believe th a t they aro anxious to havo a re-sponsihlo mid woll-organizoil body lo represent Ihoir omployoos. TTiat is w h y , with tho passing of our


Russian fover and worship of false gods i think tho future holds a promise of jicnce and prosperity in store. This • country has


mtir. lx>rh"P*. Glitheroe need to bo very thankful^ for its natural


gift for settling problems in *-bo fP’"*' whicli alone tho troubles of industry ami are sottlad. ■ -------«-----------------------------


racehorses entirely by wirolosa has just bo A new invention for the control


‘"rhfs“"!rill not, however, affect tho n.sual late wires from tlio courses. “ GirL. although \hey wixar s h ^ ^ ^


are just ns good ns wha their " .onid a woman a f Mnrylebono Umii.y


m


ho .'A'rvcyl so lon^ aud I oflici.tl (uipju.-itii.'s. L'th iiLstitutiouK.


with tho clr iJ


"'u}i iho i“t'^;ularu> o | .xTvhvxs ujiil Ui> moin'l dcrivod ^ivator phKi.T piiri (>f tiu" .mtvictu g;0‘iU''.muN l«>


^ luiitl of ricli .aiu'cdil ^ devoted liusLiiul aul and F


the hum.'<i-oiis sido.


lidenuo and trust, Mrj uluUt for ;:;em'nLl I


•Vigar Jaeksoii, forul tlu luvT.s’ a-uctiouwr " yiUi the CiMUH'rativ*


iM dau^l


uUornuuit loolw plati | altenij


prx'sout wii'ii ''’‘K


J\^l>heHvs, hlo-sKr.^;. Gil LtnvgiU Jumes


•'IKmsiblo for Uie an | ^rvioci wiW ho lield A Sunday morniin.^


tho ^ravvsiiul S ol unpolislKH.1 o;l


M.C., s:'Vvf iiiv


*‘ural toketts wore suf and frioiuLs.


Air. llichard III


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