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FOITB i siF


Fashionable Knitted SUITS


FOR SPRBRSG WEAR


W E H AVE NOW IN STOCK A wonderful variety of K N IT T ED SUITS which have been specially designed for the coming Season .


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They are mado on now linos, Porfoct Fitting, Attractive and bocoming,


a t the same lime most practical and useful


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\VE STOCK VELOUR FELT & S TR AW HATS, mdno by tho Firm of " Trees ” in a great variety of colourings. The Pricea range from 1 6 /- ----------------------- to -------------------- 4 2 / -


For tho Discriminating Woman— OUR 4/11 S ILK HOSE, in all shades.


and


3 x 21 £ 4 12 3 x 3 £ 5 12 3x 31 £ e 12 4 x 3 £ 7 12


II CHURCH AND STATE


I I .—T H E C H U R C H . -----------— o o o —<-------------— BY CENTURION.


Ill tl io p r ev io u s pa]>or th o roUt io i i s h ip of llio SUi to t o religioius oraaoi s i i t ion.s wtUiii i


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iUs lM)rd<‘r s wa.s di.s<HLSfi<Hl, a n d th e i<h‘:u ol lomp loU' to h - n i t io u proiHiuiidiMl. T h e .soiit


i i r t ic lo will he c o n c e rn e d wi th tW


n l t i t l ld e o f 11 rollnioll.s o r g a nWl t l o u to t i le .Slate in which i t s ineiiiher.s liv<-. T ime w.is wh en We.ster ii Kli roisi wa.s a ci . i i inioi iwoal th of Ciiri.'.tiaii i>eoj)le-.i, e a c h n dl ie r ini ; Ui a n a t io n a l Ch i i r eh . Th<«o Cl iurel ies , su ch n.s ih o Ch u r c h of Kr a n to , tin- Chi i reh of S p a in , a n d t i le Ci i i i rch o f hhighind, we n . d i s t i n e t onti ticvi wliieli y e t we re u n i t e d l l iuler tli.i le a d e r s h ip ol t.lu' PafN’iey. ^Ilie l l i t 'ory uliie.h ui idor luv t h e I’<urt>pe;iu .sysli'iii wa.s LliaL of t lio l*a[)acy a n d Uio Kmp i iv . Uie PorimT j^radiiailv ine.re;Lsinj; iU c la ims a n d eKtomlin^; it.s hold *ovt-r th e l a t t e r , u n t i l a t lent t th l ln ' Po|H» o ven ela i ims l to je lnuni .s tor l lu ' alfmi-H of tlni Kmpi ro d u r i n g t l ie v a e an cy bftwef^n two Kmp o ro r s . H u t <lur in^ t lio l i lUs jn tn a n d BixPKMitli <vntur i i \s o u r sy.stom of na t i iuml StfiPv, anvK*, a n d me n di,soover<Hl t l i a t tber** wa.s l a n d i iu t s id e Kuro]H' a n d relii^ion ouUslile Home. T h e ixjliLirjil ami r e l igious u n i ty ot Kuroi»e (.sucJi :ls i t bai l In v n ) wjls i r r e t r i e v a b ly


i r [i $ I ' l l


J , L . B u l c o c I ^ X ^ p o n L im iT E D


REGENT HOUSE :: KING ST., CLITHEROK.


R. LOFTHOUSE DRESSMAKER & COSTUMIER.


Ladies’ Own Materials Mado up. -«■ —7 4 , C H A T B U R N RO AD .


i y ,r,'| r- I: J. E » SMaXHlES F U R N I T U R E S T O R E S


S H A W B R ID G E S T R E E T C L I T H E R O E


L I N O L E U M S A N D O I L C L O T H S


in Clul i ro I’a l t c r n s a n d well -souKoned m a to i i a l ; ^ ynrd.s w id th blockinl.


M o d e r n S l i JKHOA IU>.S in Wn ln t i t n n d Onk. wi th Ch a i r s to ma t c h .


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I r o n n n d W(x)d I lKpS ' I’KADS wi th S p r in g Mattrcv%i*rt a n d Wik>I MaltresM*t» to fit.


KLOCK HKDS wi th bciv of Ti l lows ami lifjl.steni to ^!a tcl I .


( Jood siNcond-l’.und CHF.S1”S in Ma h o g a n y a n d Oak .


A P pUml ld I t a n g o of I IAHSINICITKS ;


liuim'Cl ion in v i t e d ; no b e t t e r v a lu e on th « Ma r k i ’t.


1‘Inby C h a im a n d ChcatF'r f ield Rni toi .


D r e s s i n g T a b l t s , Wn n h s ta n d * n n d Wa rd r o b e s , »'n S u i t e , o r t.»*paralcly nt* r e q u i r e d .


A.vniin.st«*r n n d Wi l to n C.-MIPICTS. A n e a r ly new P IA N O to &ell cl ieup.


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L I'-R'-fi* if


j. \ Ir Ur « ’"Jili: : ■li


t e v : i 'i 'rk ,


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WHY THEY ARE POPULAR JAEGER Knitted


COSTUMES aro groat favourites boenuso they aro mado in charming up-to-dato Styles. . Tho Knitting and tho Yarns aro so carefully soloctod . that tho Garments retain thoir shapes ovon after mucli service.


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Tho Colours, too, aro smart, and tho range includes all tho most fashionable Shades.


TAEGl n r


A GOOD V A R IE T Y OF STYLES


To bo had from


JOHN DUCKWORTH RIMINGTON, CLITHEROE.


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T H E R E IS NOTHING L IK E GOOD b r e a d


AND IF YOU W ANT TH E BEST a s k


y o u r GROCER FOR


d a W SO M S Tho Broad with tho Golden Crust.


G . H . ^ ^ S O W WHOLE SALE BAKER,


S h aw Bridt^e, Cl i lhero^ • T H E ALLINSON'S BREAD BAKER.


M ; tp* s


When furni shing consul t J . E. SM ITH IE S


f / WEAR V A U U I ? I'M L US S. KHD.MAV.NI*. A .SONS. I.TIJ.


V, Ma rk e t Vlnc^\ Fhono .S8.


SUIT S tfuTUlale^f WA;Di3INGTON. T h e A n c i e n t (^rder of Fore.st4*rK a r e h o ld ­


in g Uici r aiinii .i l proce.viion a n d sixiri.s il iis y e a r on Wh i t -Moml a y , u lK*mg g en e ra l ly ag i a v d th e e a r l i e r p a r t of th«‘ y e a r i.s a more opiKJ i lune t ime , we.al i i t r londi l ioius l>eing inoio f av o u r a b l e . ’! h e aulhor i t ivK of S t . He l e n ’.s Ch u r c h h a v e i>osti>oned l l ie i r a n n u a l ,,nxLvs.sion ami Iiehl <!ay u h ie l i hius p r evious ly Ih*oii in th e n a t u r e of a vi l lngo fe.s ina J on Wh i um om l a y for ma n y yi-ars.


RAIL CONCESSIONS. Tlu* r a i l u a y eompaiiie.s u n n o u tu v th a t a.-,


f iom May 1s t t lio vi iaigo for col lect ion, eon- vey an co . a n d tk*li\4Tv ( a t I 'e r ia in Ktation>.i of p:uv»engej*s‘ lu g g a g v in m l v am e will be ri*- d u e e d I roin 2.s. (>d. to 2.s. jh.t p a c k ag e . ch.arg-.* ut JU.


jkm* p. icLage in oiK.*ration for GOOD BACKS FOB BAB <le.sire<l,


Clitheroe People Learning How to Exchange Old for Now.


llocH y o u r l>ack aclio, fi>'l we ak a n d


' ’'T iu 'y u i l Mitfor hva.ladus- . , l a n g u o r ami dc- nres s ion y


I.s t.he u r in e iliKColoureil, o r u r i n a t o n ir - . . ,


‘ ' ylH.''^li,lm".vs ma y l,v c a l l in u to r liolp. We a k k id n e v s c a n n o t thi t h e i r wo rk .


(J ive t l iem th e help 'I’o c u r e a k id n e y b a c k a c h e y o u miLst eu ro


tlie k id n e y s .


LV* a le.s’ iMl ami p r o v en k d n e y romcHl ' . D o a n ’.s Ha ck a c h e Ki i lnev Pi l l s h a v o slootl


, . , , ^' ' ' f l ie re i.s p ro o f of r e a l m e r i t in thU Hlack-


hi i rn emlor .sement . On P th . l ami a r v , 1911, Mr s . H. Sma l le y ,


ISG Wh a l lo v New Uo a d , H l a c k b u ru , wud “ Inl luenr .a lo f t a d i s t r e s s in g woaknos-s of th e


kid iie\ -s uml cau.sed acuV* p a in s m my b a c k . I w e n t alH)ut 's-itli s\ l>cnl i iack h k « a voiy* old woma n . ' I h e j>ain.s ma d o me fit fo r no-


K id n e v Pi l ls. Th i s miHlicine o u ic k ly d r o v e aw a y al l th o p a in s a n d th o r o u g h ly s t r e i ig th -


emni tiiv h a c k a n d kidney.s ” I .Stnal lev." S ame p r ic e «*verywbere, 3s. a box Dan t , „ t I Pi l l s , th e s ame as Mr s . Sma l lo r Jmcl.


I jLsk for “ hnckacln* p i lD.” o r ‘ k id n e y ndl.s, ash d i s t in c t lv for H O \N -R I ta rkm- lm Kid n o y


On :Us t Oc to b e r . 192*2. Mr s . f i n a l l y s a i d : ^ ,


“ \ a lwa v s r e c omme n d Ikmi i ' s P d i s I x v ' a u ^ did mo so mu c h Eoo<i. (SiKiicd) U.


-i-» *i. “ A f r ie n d r e c omme n d e d D a n ’s Ha ck n ch e SA13DEN. Wl v ^M’DW.V ( ' l i n u ’ i r .—On .Kalunlay. in


t h e .scliixilrfHjm. a k-ciun* was g iv e n by Mr . .‘’i. .1. l . e n g s i e l f a ei i “ Ale x iu id n i M a c k a v , ” ivnd a g a in eri Mo n d a v n ig h t . Mr . l^ongst^ilTe octuriHl on “ J o h n We s l e y . ”


CoIU*ctions


wer»i Uiken a t «*ach k*otur4» in ai il of t in ' mis hion fu n d .


C I IO IU .^F.UMON.S.— On S u n d a y th e an -


nu.al cl ioi r S4.*rnion.s w(»re he ld a t t h e Weslov.an Ch u r c h . Mr . .S. J . lAmgs ta f fe, o f Clilf Col. lege, was th e prtsw'Jie r mo r n in g a n d <*vening. A t live l a t t e r M\fvice t h e ch o i r , u n d e r th e t h e anth«*m. * lK*t t l ie jn 'ople prai.se Thes.*, I c ad e r s l i ip of Mr . T. T i t t o r i n g t o n , rendi*r(Ml 1a) r d . ”


S F . im C K O F SON G .—On S u n d a v a f t e r


n o o n , u S4*rvice of .song. ent i tFs l . ” He .a r t of G o ld . ” wa* g iv e n in tin* We s l e y a n S u n d a y .School b y th e ch o i r . Mr . NV. P r a t t wns th e r e a d e r , n n d Mi.ss Z. Sulcl ifTe s a n g th e soles, n n d .a d u e t w i th Mo ^U' r !loh<*rt P o s t in g . Thi* acpompaTii.st wa s M r . . J . Pa rk in . so n .


th e I.slo of .M.in will he rei liuxsl to 2-s. i l l 1* rom t h e saim* d a t e th e coin^mnie.s will r e in ­ t r o d u c e t i le a r r a n g em e n t in ojH.‘r a t io n lM.*fore t i ie wa r u n d e r wlueh lu g g a g e h ro u g i i t to any bLat ion Ls coin eyeil liv r a i l t e a n y oth«*r .sUiiion a n d delivoTL-d wi ih in t h e u.suaf c-irt;ig«* ari-a wlu*ro su ch .M' r 'u v is provi iks l . will he Is. |K*r p a c l a g ' ,


'I'Ik* c h a rg e l.uggagi^* may , if Ik* I i ’rw a r t in i a ilny m a i lv an c e of


d e . s t in a t io n Ktai ion. T h e mi n im um of lo.s., a t p r e s e n t a t t a c h i s i


t i le pa.s.sengor’.s jo u r n e y , a n d may U* addrivvMsl “ to Ik* eaik*il for ” a t Uie cloakrix>m a t tlu*


to thin,l-cla*vs o r d u u i r y wis*k-eiul lickel.s is s iu'd o n Frulay.s a t o r a f t e r .^-'1 p .m. , will .e ii?du<x*d to U)s. on a n d f rom Ma y J t h n ex t . I t will 1k' of g o u e r a l in to n s s t . Un», t h a t


th o p o p u l a r to u n . s i l icki t#* a r e l*'*ing n*-in- troiliuxKi on Ma y I.st. I'luvs*' ticlu't.s en ah l* tn iy e l l e r s to l i reak l i ie i r journoy.s a.s ilu*y do.sire a n d f rom Ch .a tb u ru ami Clitliercs.* a larg** numlM' r o f trip.s (am Ih* mad e .


'I'lu*


. sba t tdTis l : in?i lber P o j v n o r KmiK*n>r c o u ld a n v lo n g e r pretduul t«i aix^ak for t-lie wh o le of th e eivili.s-xl wti rM. Aral s<> gr .ndual ly tb.* p n v ic n t iH>Kition wa s alULined, in wluel i il ioro IK no (Miureh co-UTniinou.s wi th a S l a t e , .vinie liurchcvs In-iiiL; smalb.T tJ ian th e Stau*s which


ti ioy in b a l i i t , o th e r s <»verllowing in to va r io u s par ' ta of t l ie ^vorhl, an d living; u n d e r a n umlHT «»f ivol i t idi f juruMliiriioiLs.


I t i>.


rnorcviver. no lon^**r \HWsible fo r a reli^iouj> tu g an i .s a t io n to r emtu ’o it.s^df a l to g e t .h e r o u t ­ s id e a n y S t a t e , am! ev en if i t we re tlii.s ms»uM ji rovitlo no gem*nd s o lu t io n o f l l ie prohlem.s whicl i w<‘ art*i di.seu.ssinj4. Tin ' Sl:it4» eannoL Im‘ igiio ret l o r eva<le<l! ^ h i s t me n tln*refore la ts s l wi th w h a t ma y ho te^rimyl a


(li<'liolomy of a l le g i a n c e in th e i r memh .Ts h ip of twi> .soeietioK, a Sla t4i ami a ( ' i in r eh . Th e que.stion.s wliit'h ma y arts.* lH*twv<*n ( ’i iundi a n d Suiu» fal l goner .ally in to o n e <*f


tlifis* ela.ss--s. T'lio first, eia.ss <bals wi ih p r o p o r ty cor jHi raU'Iy own e d . Pr a c l ic . i l ly VI ry r«*liniou. orgnni.sat.ion in ry>ur.s -of t ime


coni'K int-o jnic^-y.-vsion o f p r o p e r t y o f one Kind o r a n o t lnT .


intig to a n y iv i r l ie i i l a r nn*nil>*T, b u t to tlio V holt* body'


'Dils ji rojxuTy tiovs not be- I t is tifl^m heh i ui>on tru.stK.


SI o u ld l lien* U> a d i s p u t e am o n g s t th e mein- Ihts ot t h e IkxIv n.s In tb o admi r iKs t rat ion of llii.s i>r.>nerty. o r th e f u l f i lme n t of th e t 'Tn i s 4m wlii< b I t i.s he ld. Uier*' is m» r«*:ison why tint r e l ig io u s .'usstx'iation sh o uM n o t follow th e gern^rnl ru le s of t'or ixj rat ion.s in .a S u i to ami s u bmi t tin* di .spute to th e a r b i l r am o n t of th e law- co n r l s . Tin* real t roubb* l»-.‘g in s wlien t iio s;*cular t s iu r t s an* f4)rr«Kl ( a g a i n s t th e i r wil l ) to in t o n ^ r e t tin* triLsUs un(!«*r which tlnr p r o jv ' r ty i.s ln*l«l. ami give a ts ' r i l lc t a.s to th e m a n n e r in wliicli lln* a.s.s4v*iation i.s, o r i.s n o t . fel f i lUng l l iem.


I'ln* chi«*f diiruMilty which


th e lawy e r s .v>i*m to find i.s in r e a l i s in g t h a t a rel ii tiou4 a.‘v4T*ciat.:on h a s lift*, ami therefore* u r owlb . a n d t h a t th e l>o<ly may hi* tin* s ame th ro n g l i ninny g e n e r a t io n s o f nn-mh*' , h „ „ « h some.


p e r h a p s im, sm.n n t ,


( loi 't r ines of i t s I'onfes.sion may . a.s t ime pa.ssr. be int i ' rpreto^l in a .sen.s-* very (UfTcrent f rom t h a t which a t ta c lu x l to t l iem wh**n th e iritsUs wo r e d r aw n up 1*ho sAvond clas s o f ili*.putA*K wi t l i n* g a rd ti>


religiou.s a.«LSooiations relat^'s to f lo c t r in e ami (*er«*moninl, a n d th e jXTwers of discipl ine . not4ihly o f ON pu l s io n , po.ss^vwvi by th o .society


f th e wor ld, a i l fe wldei i is n o t g iven ov*'r


U> ma te r i . i l i s t ic j)leasur*T4 ami p u r s u i t s , b u t which is fiN'sl oth'*rwh«To in an .uTcr t t*'


Ktiow f o r th h»vi*. i n i i h , lx*«iuty, a n d holirnvvs. will <li.scu.ss


Xext wix*K ‘ C’4*nlur ion ’ SKUMONS


,.r ____ P ro v id e d t h a t tin-


o v e r i t s mtjmboivi. P ro v id c t l t h a t th e t ior i h a a a jiki t a n d rcspcctc*<l moatu i of d e aUn g wiUl tlitvsc m a t t e r s lUiolf tlie.i'o .should ho no nu<v,Uon a b o u t t h e proi>rio ty of l e a v in g thorn to inU' rn a l (kM:isu)n.


J Ip' to t a te ha.s


p r o v e d i t s e l f N> a n a r b i t e r s in g u l a r ly lil- ..•(iiiiiiiKsl tf^ d e a l w i th ab s t ru s e ' qucKtioms of Uieologs- a n d l i tu r g i c a l r e s o a r d i .


\ \ h en o v e r


i t JuiK umuivlscylly t a k e n u p t in s role i t lia.s fnih*!! to reUi in t l io r e s p e c t of t h e l i t ig a n t s o r Uj e n d tin* i lUpuU' . Th o lu d i c ro u s t igure c u t by s ome of o u r m o s t em i n e n t j u r i s t s in th e emso o f tin* ScoULsh “ Wee* brix'O will s t i l l lie friT^h in th o mimlfl o f .vmio o f o u r rowadiTS. A.s t ) di.soipline. even.* religiou.s a.s soclat iou i.s ei i t i t lc s l to t h e o lomo n ta ry r i g h t o f d e c id in g t h a t a incml>er w!io liaa b ro k en th o ruU\s rnny bo e.xi>cHed. All th .a t th e StaU* in thi.s c.a.so us co i ic ome d to fr*>o is t h a t no memlxT is unju.s t ly Lrt\;ite<I. H u t U) d<*- r id e in a l aw- c o u r t t l i a t a i>er tain rnemlH-r h:iH b e e n ju s t ly o r u n ju s t lv e.^i'cllL'il ia a vor>- d i lTe r en t m.a tP ' r f rom tlc^’id in g w h a t a r e tlio niloM t h e in f r i n g em e n t of which m a k e s mern- Ixjrs liabh* ti) expuI.*»toti“ ”‘tli4it i.s a m. i t t*' r fo r th e HX'ii*tv t4> (I»N!i<le. Ani l i t i.s .a m a t t e r o f l i fe ami ihs i t l i to t h e .society ilei'l f . H u t i t is in Uu* t h i r d c la s s oi duspuU's


l ie twe en C1hur»"h a n d S u v te t l i a t tin* grav»,>Kt ^Kangers li e. I t i.s n o t i ldf ieul t to ima g in e 4;l's>'S in wliirdi tin* Stnl<* law a n d tin* Cl iur i 'h law a r e in conf l ict . Wh i c h i.s to U' o1h?vi>*1? Kverv Chri.Ntian lias a p ro f o uml re.si>i*ot. for th o g o v e nm i o n t o f th o .SUt e in which he l iv e s . ’ Hi* lm.s M- r iptura l g r o u n d s fo r r«*gartl- i iig i t a-s clothcs l u p o n w i th t h e .s.nnciion of ( h d ’s ; iuUio r i iy . Wi th in i t s p r o p e r spher.* h , ‘ oU ‘vs i t g la d ly . Ht i t wh e n tin* Stsi** (h*. cr»x\s t l i a t which'gm*s again- s t th e 4-on.s4-ietir«' o f tin* ( ' l i r i .st ian In* is n o t a t l i l sT ty to delKU'* %'ith liinusolf which h e wi l l oIh'V, th e decnsv. of (okI o r CKuvcir. W h a t e v e r t h e cons,vjuen<>*s to h im v ' i f may h.*. In* itiu.-'t oU*y ( ’md m t i i e r t lm n men .


' r r«mhle. howev iT. ari.-*s when


t i io ca.*** «>f t h e mon* o r h's.s non'.inni in emln' r is c<»jLsi<K*r*sl. Hut ev*-n Ids ea*^* wil l yii-ld to th o a/nel ionvt i r .g in lh ien c e o f t ime . F o r i t wil l n o t Ih* lo n g lH*forr* u n iv e r sa J to l e r a t io n o f a n y o r no r»*ligion will priKluce t l ie Kinn* • fTis*t n p ' n m«*ml'cr.sldp of r e l ig io u s a.s..ix*in- tion.s a-s Un* hiu -T^t+t of jH' r.v«'u tions. T o l e r a ­ t io n .and ]H.*rs*N’u t io n luive tin* s.'inn* oon.s.*- qu**novi. th o u g h i>*rseoution will n r o d u r e in .a <hiv w h a t tole r .a t ion ma y h a r d ly dan* to hop** fo r in a g em ' r a t io n , n ame ly , th e dLs- apj^ej i rams ' o f t-ln* n o i idmd a d h e r e n t .


In


iK.th (VisoH i t is la ck of c o n v i c t io n t lm t keep^, me n o u t . Tin* C h u r c h is s t r o n g wh**n sui'h men ar»* otif.'.id-*. a n d w*\ak wln*n r**spcct- j ihi l i ty fills In-r p--w.s. I t i.s a p i ty l l i a t th e Stat4» h a s n o t a .s imiUr .simple v e t efTL*otive m>*thcKl of s i f t i n g o u t lhof«e wh o a r e only n omin a l lv j' it ir.ens. Hu t how is a mn n X


a) l ive out.'»nle a .Rt.sti'? ll ioTigh th e Cln i r c hma n is IxMiml t*> reip*x't


th o .State, y e t Oie C h u r c h is n o t ti is l un to a n y par l ict i l .nr fo rm o f g o v e r nm e n t , such n.i (humx 'mey . 4»r t-i a n y p a r t i c u l a r pol i t ic al o r s v ' i a l tii'N-)ricis. \\Uia' t s h e is l*ouml to <lo an d to tlo f a r mo r e .s t reniunwly t l ia n .nhe dex's is


ALSO D E -LU X E PNEUMATIC TYRED


1 2 -1 4 SEATER CHARABANC CHEAP RATES. CONTRACTS IN V IT E D . Whitesides Garage CLITHEROE :: ALL-WOOL BLANKETS ::


Fu ll Size, 20 - , 23 6, 25/ - [x t ])air. .‘t llK H T S , full-riiz..', 70 x itO, 8 11 pair. QUILT.S (.-iamiili'.-i), 5,11 and 7 11 mioh. Curtains, .ajx oial baruaiu.4, 3-yii.'^, 6 6 p.vir. Flaniu-1.4. l-'laimi‘h-tt.-.«, Shawl.s, Table C<jvt*r.a, Down Quilts. TowuLs, Towrll- ing &c. itc.


Lidio.s Botany All-Wool STOCKINGS. H ia v v Qu.ality : : : : : : 1,11 per pair.


GREERJBANKS’ 33, SALFORD — BLACKBURN. C REA M C O N T A IN E R S.


MR. J. BLEA ZA R D , of Gannios Farm, Waddington,


tx-gs to rnminci the


Public of Clith<-roo th.vt the JA R S which have contained Cream pur­ chased from Loc.al .Shop.s nnd sup­ plied by him are Ret uru.abl(> ami that IJ d . par Jar will Lm- given for each Tt'.ssel on its return to the shop.s. Much inconvenience resnlts from the n'tention of J.ars. The public will help considerahlj’ if they will


K I N D L Y R E TU R N THEM!


W H A L L E Y A B B E Y .


I


A S H O R T S K E T C H OF ITS


HISTORY AND BUILDINGS. By REV. J. E. W. WALLIS Vicar of Whallc^'.


P R IC E , 6 d.


ADVERTISER & TIMES,” 27, CASTLE STREET, and 6, MARKET PLACE.


MAGNETO REPAIRS.


Al to Specialises in Repa i r s to Dyoanios and Se lkSta r te r s and Rewi r ing ol Cars.


S I M P S O N B R O S . , L TD. , IlApt Nt* 3


'V . i r - s.


HAPTON, Nr. BURNL.EY. 'P h o n e Padih r.m 14.


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21 Wellgate IVliss L. Whittaker


WISHES TO INFORM TH E PUBLIC that sho has engaged a First-Class Experloncod Drossmakar & Costumior.


— All Orders Promptly Attended to. f-9—KING STREET, CLITHEROE—9-.^ 20 Bedsteads in Stock


ME TAL BEDSTEADS, Irom 32 6 up. SINGLE BEDSTEADS, from 22 6 up. SOLID OAK BEDSTEADS, from 80'- up. A Ivilrction of Wool MATTRESSES Ahvaj'.s in Slock.


W O O L BOLSTKRS A X D PILI.OW.S. F E .^ T H E R BOLS TERS an d PILLOWS.


If you require a New Tick, either for Bed, Bolster, or Pillows, to take eitlu'r wool, flock or Feather.--------we supply tip-top quality at astonishingly low Prices I


W O V EN -W IR E MATTRESSES of good qu.ality .Mw.vy.s Stook<-il.


.Aho keep in min'd, our Folt Mattress Pads. Save your Carpets, bv u.sing our Felt STAIR PADS !


.^11 cla.4.4c.s of Furniture .stocked or Made to Order.


Come and Set our rango of Linoleums and Congoleum, and remember— IVe give you inclusive L A ID PP.ICLS!


T. E. EAR^SHAW


10--------- KING STREET---------- 10 C L IT H E U O E .


PRIVATE CARS


TO CARRY ONE OR TWO PASSENGERS AT SPECIALLY CHEAP RATES.


FOUR SEATER IN PROPORTION.


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