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- ^ . . . . , ; z T ^ A D V E R T IS E R AjiTD T IM E S , E R ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 22. 1924. ‘ r?


A New Shop with a Big Ideals a ,


_F1 'QUALITY SEKVICC" / i't-: BETTER FOOD


BESS MEDICINE Good Food, chosen wisely


■ii S T I L L


FURTH ER REDUCT ION !N PROVISIONS.


Finest'Smoked Bacon...........1/3 Best Irish Koll................... 1/4 Flitch Bacon (Special)........1/- Best Gammon Ham.............1/S Mild Cured Ham......................1/6 Finest Selected Danish Butter FiB 2/2


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AM Kinds of Peek Frean Biscuits in Stock.


Selected Teas of the Highest quality


2/4, 2/8, 3/-, and 3/4 per lb. Also M^awattee Ceylon Tea 3/- per lb.


Finest China Tea, 3/6 per lb. Spocial: 21b Bramblo Jolly 1/10


and partaken of with equal wisdom, means better health, better physique and greater mental energy.


Good health is not merely


feeling fit— it is the power to stand up to hard work, the power to endure mental strain, the power to resist the on­ slaughts of disease.


That is why you and par­


PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. : tO y O U r s e l f . FAMILY ORDERS by Post or


'phone Tcl. 30.


ticularly your children* need good food— the battle of life demands fitness and puts you under a tremendous obligarion


Tel. 30. i Remember always to assoc­ iate B. & S . quality with every meal.


! I' C A S T L E G A T E . For Good Clean Food. m


C L ITH e R O e . T e l e ph o n e 30.


.MIt. I* w .v r rn i t i ) .


he ha.'; been apJRiinted. Ageil .'tp. lie i-'. inar rieil , ani l gainetl lii.'i <arly •ilucsition a t .Magtiii.-. ( I r a inma r Selmol. Nenii rlc -on-'I'jToit.” a f t e rw a r d ' nj idt-igoing a tlirci- ye;jr.'’ eonr.'O ill civil ongii ieer ii ig a t Slu*iiieli| r n i v o f ' t t y i\ liere lie M’enfv-^! lir.'t-cla.'" tlipltima.' :n civil o n gi iuvr i i ig a;ul .'iii-veying. J|.» wa?. a r i ieb il itir live year .' to ih<- bo nmg b .'tirvoyoi* of l l e l lo rd . .\ot l.s.. an d a l t e r u a r d ' lilh'd tin*


jioaition.s of . 'Urve\or and '^aniiary i i i ' j ie r ior to ibo .''ioiiiliwj. II Ultra) I)i''t r i r t ( ottneil .


N'o t t . ' , whi r l ’. Inif- a potiMlation of Itl.r.Oti and a fti.-id.s mi leage of 1 l*i : 'i i rvi yor an d t^i^nil;lry i t i 'p e e to r lo r nitie yejirs Ih) the C'la\i>oh.‘ Hural Di.' lriei (aiuneil . I.in<\' . wi th a poptilat ion of S.tKJU a n d a roml.' in ih a g e »*i


. 'Ut \ e \o r


SALE OF NEW & SECOND HAND CARPETS


CLITHEROE MARKET ON CLITHEROE MARKET. TUESDAY NEXT, AT 3-30 p.m., AND 6-30 p.m. •.«


ANOTHER GREAT OPPORTUNITY OE SECURING CARPE'l’S, RUGS, AND ODDMENTS. AT SLAUGHTERING PRICES.


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9m. HUT also for Sale, £19. One-iiicli boards tlirougliout, an d sectional (inc- eluding all Jfi.xiures).


DON’T FAIL TO WALK ROUND AND WITNESS OUR SECOND HUGH SALE ! COUNSELLS, OF NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN. •:: -f't'! □ □ H I JUST ARRIVED ! THOUSANDS OF ROLLS ! § Of the NEW SEASON’S WALLPAPERS, from 3id. per Roll.


Also SPECIAL PURCHiVSE of WHITEWASH BRUSHES (All Bri.stle) from 2/6.-^


Everything Stocked for the Home Decorator at Lowest Prices ! - v t


The Cheapest House in the Traflc for lligh-Cla'JS PLUMRfNG AND DECORATING.


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Telephone, 1 0 7 . MOOR LANE. O X B U R G T I


T H O M P S O N •^T e lep h o n e , 107. □ □ EH su cE iraB iE n ^ ^H iH H ^ ^nH E ia c ^nH EH n n n taH ia n a


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L*''.£'( j’-V^l'i iV ;j J\_ v»v. r'.-7*.T/r.’.VV:L>' Prof. A. EGLEN HERBAL EXPERT


36, DARWEN ST ., BLACKBURN ALSO CLITHEROE MARKET, Saturdays 2 to 9. EVERYTHING IN HERBS Ac.


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Ask your Grocer for E X C E L Milk Bread and you will get the Best.


Each Loaf Wrapped in P a rchm en t W rap p e r .


^ X ^ G E R UNDERWEAR FO R LADIES OR GENTLEMEN !


It embodies all the essentials yon look for wlien making your selection.


It is perfect in style and fit. For health and splendid wearing quality THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT !


March 1st—ON EXHIBITION.


Extensive Range of Ladies SPRING COSTUMES.


Details given hater.


I l lu s tra te d Catalogue for all JA EG E R WEAR to be had from—


J o h n D u c k w o r th RIMINGTON —------ CLITHEROE.


a n d .'Uiiitary in'|Metoi for iw<i yearx to the UUo?;e ter Uilfal lli.strit l t ’oi imi l , w'tth a popula t ion oi lU.diMi. an d a road.' n i ib ag e of 121. Du r in g hi.' iw. nt\ - .tlue:* \ e a i s ar, .siirvoyor .Mr. Whiiford ‘Jt.i.'' li.id' < h i rge <»f .tiohiMne^ it tvolving a total of ahoi it a t juar tor - • tiiJlioM pruinil.-.. lb* .vrcuretl tile [lo'ilioii at C’-ongleloM t.\«» ;,eai’.' ago ami Ini' do-xiguetl u roa<l i inproveinem wliieii i,' jt dLii iiei. a d v a iu o on a n y th in g p ’vviot i ' ly at tenipU- ' l it.


oounltT. . ft. im ltith,.' tlu* • rect.ion tif .i i-o.ul ligl i thouse 10 fiM-L high an d buil t ol' le r ro- (•oniT<‘t( ‘. H IS s j tuj i f rd til a danger .m. ' hill an d on tlio lot* is -i ligii; which ll.-i'li-s • veiy tivr Nci’otids. A ilaiigeroiis bend in tl:-* iiill i.v i l i i i s j rat . ’d on at: il!’iniinate<l ' ig n . abov^* whielt ip, t.la* ordi i i .uy d a n g e r tri.iiigl*.- al.NO i l iuminaUsl d u r in g tin hotn> of di r l ;n. \ 'S. logei.her willi :i ia»tie<’ wa rn in g noitoi


jqi


engineiT, !i:vs Ik’.-u rf-ip.nif'ible for th e wji ter supply wi tl iin ( I f horoiigii. jni<l :d.«;(» for po r ­ t ions o f tlu^ M >•. h-.' f fld luid ( ’ongletHin ]{ttrnl Di.'l riels . an d Unglawfon r r l i .u i Dis trJcl which a.!'- i i 'k lu d 'd in th e boi-oiigh' ' watx'r nndi'ft-alvi'ig. lb* has had th e ma n a g eme n t of th e ..••wage di-po-'.’l wo rk ' , eon. ' is t ing of Iw ’lv.. p-.-reoi it lag u h r j s willt r .o o lv in g dis- t i .bul i i r s


(Ici'ign of a new re-M-rvoir. h av in g a capaci ty of two inillion g;dlons, .iml h a s


ta n k s . He Im-. li.'o Ii.-eii r. .'p.msihl,. for the jn e p a n 'd


;:mi 'b d r i l t i s sejdie am! liuruus


wi th tin* isuis t rue t ion o f s<«werage <iis|Hi.s,al works which cost CTtl.tXK), as well a s a wa to r silpj)ly work.' anil i-selalitui hospi ta l . M<*ro th e innxuU’tiatU'e of th e tnaia an d d i s t r i c t roa<ls in c lmh d fiv*- md«' ' of th e ( t re at No r th Hoad, a n d amo n g th e proj( ‘< u wliiclt lie car r iei l t,hn>ugli was tin* iKmst ruct ion of a tmu' b r idge oyer th e Cln*sterlield t ’anal ami th e tl<\sign tif a reftiv,* i les i rm' lor , 'Ho tilso liad Ute ma n a g eme n t of a sewtige f a rm of d!t acres. A t Southwel l . Mr . Wa t fo rd prejiarod


.several smal l wa t e r stipplicis a n d .sewage dis- postil seJmme, an d also c a r r ied o u t extens ions to th o j.solation hospi t jd. M’lien h e wen t to Clnypole ho was cht irged wi th th e ninimgc- mo n i of th o s te am h au l a g e i>!ant, cons is t ing o f s te am t r a c to r stud wagon.s an d two ta r - 8]>raying macltinoti, to g e th e r witlt th e st ipcr - intendenoo of tho counc i l 's .stoaio q u a r ry . FTo des igned ttnd cons tnic te t l five imp o r t a n t hridetv^.


inclml ing o n e o v e r th e Riv e r


No sclf-modo man over le f t o u t the work­ ing parte.—“ Denver Exproaa.”


AVitnam. H e was also concorni'd witl i th e r iv e r a n d dylco cleans ing t inder tlve Tjincoln a n d G r a n th am C o u r t of Sewers . Flood pre­ v ent ion work.s were also inclntlod in his dut ie s , an d h e des igned a n d o o n s tn ic lcd a. sew:tgo disposal works an d w a t e r suppiv s ch eme for C^a^mole. ■\Vlien ho w e n t to U t t o x o t e r , 'M r . Wa t f o r d b n i l t two now br idge s an d was also a r c h i t e c t


a town p la n u in g .'chenie, to g e th e r wi th a s ch eme for fo r ty new Iiousos wliii’h has lR;en appro\'.<l hy tin* CV>ngl«’ton C’emi t i l . F u r t h e r li(' has des igmal ti tii’W re.s. rvoi r atid r is ing main to ci.'.st 1 : 1 7 . ’I' his s. home is :iT pre.sent, Ix.'ior.* tlu' Minis t ry of l leal l l i . At. I h ’t to rd . Mr . M'al ford wa.s eone..fmMl


ch a n g e into low gea r . 'I'liis iinproveiiiont. is to he oji.ue’fl b> Si r Ik-nry M; :ybur \ . .i forme r Mini.'t'U' of ' r iMi i 'pi i r l , In-niof fow 0"sa t t inlav' ) . ami w;o may ineni iou th a t llii.v is tin- iirst road lighlliou.'c tf> bo eon.'truelq''<l in l i r i ta in. At t'-iingleton. ^] r . WaMord. :ts wa t4*r


thiri


pro,s.^ioti ? 1.' tlie urim* ill.-^culoureii, or urination


.vour baci; ache. f<-0! weak and painful ? J)o .vou sutfor lieadaclic-s, languor juid de-


’iu* !;nineys. r.'.* a tested ami prov<*ii kidtu-y i<-me<ly. Doan's liaclcaclie Kidney Pills liavo stood


endorseim*iiL. On lOlli I'ebruary, lt)0G. Air. G. Langtroe.


,'plemlid ri*nu*dy. and a siiorl cour.se of the medieiiie quite cured me, driving away -•v‘*fv traci* t)f baekttclie and urinarv tli.sor- der.”


was (ii.'Ofdered anti tho water wa.s .scalding. I tonnd Doan’s Backache Kidney Pilks a


'Pin* urinar.v system


.sail! Although 1 am now .seventy-two. I kt*ep iiuito well and active, thank.s to Doair.s Pills. (SignetH G. Langlris*."


On 17th Novemher. lD2:k Mr. Langtree L a t e s t^ * |; ;^ |


ask for “ hackacho pilks,” or ” kidnev pills.” ask distinctly for DOAN’S Backaclio’Kidney Pil!.'. the saim- as Afr. Langtree inad.


' > -*0 o <— HOLDEN.


at HoKlcn. on W etltie.silav, .in the iimrriago which took niace at l.he IndependenL Cluipeli <if AD.ss Evelyn Siinixson, second dauglitor of Air. and Mrs. T. Simpson, Uarrop Linlgo, to Air. dolin Harry AViuidington, oldest son of A^lr. and Airs. H. AVndthnglon, Stovon.son^s Farm, Holden. Tlie ceremony was iH.*r- forme<i by the Pastor, Air. Knight. The bride, who wore a dark fawn galx*rdine costtimo ami fjtwn liat. wtus given away bv her father She wiLs attended by her Riser. Ali.s.s Ada Simpson, who was attirotl in a na\Y Idno gabardine coal frock and fawn hat. Mr. Walter Wadd- ington accompanied his brother ns best man biK*cial music was phtTod on tbo organ bv Mr. Norninii fiawson during tJio assembly o’f tho guests and a t tho close of tho ccrcmonv. A reception foliow«l a t Hairop Fold. Al’r.


IlDDIXG. —Aluch inloiY-j'i was oivinced


and Mrs. Wuddington ore to reside at Stevenson's Farm.


.‘^ame price evorywln'ie, .‘U. a box. Don’t o .Mr.'. Biliin.s: ” Is your souks wife ;in


induced him to grow a beaid ’so :us he can worn- old neck tit\s without anyone knowing.” —“ Poar.son’s Woelcly.”


.'ending stat-o whore taken from. Short rn'O'; '


preferred. JokOvS from local newBoapor*; not accepted.


UUBUY UP.


Only one week more in wliich you c.ai, obL.iu our Non- Spring Suitings a t Sale Prices---


Olter closes Miircli 1st. c You m i l be wise to buy now as prices of


35/y. .19/0. 69/0. Suits to Mo.asuro.


9. Market Place, Clitheroe. ’Pl.ono M ’


lothing nro rising. Ilcdmnync and Rend, “ Durant ” Hono.


cnclosod"°


wet twelTo milee in .—“ R ochester Times- Union.


America is now dry twclvo miles o u t and nMSi'ta V’°


ClithortK?. \Ve givo 2/G for each Joko wo use AVhen


Pri7.e, 2/G. N. Parkinson. :JG, M\*«t View.


CORNS, CALLOUSES, ACHING, TENDER FEET.


’


Such misery is no longer necessary. Here iS proof which no one can possibly doubt.


back immediately if vou “ ‘ ‘Sfiod with tho


packeU have boon aold,


^ c lo s e d . Tho solo is increasing daily. You will u nders tand why, when vou sen for


tho signed refund gunrantwo


packets of convoment sizea and a t verv low priooe from all chemists. Ask ?hem Ib?ut “7


?J«ct i t produces. In Saltratos is


conomical young woman?” Mrs. Habbns: ‘‘ I shoul 1 say so. She hn^


I Joke


the te.st. 'Phere i.s proof of real merit in tlii.s Pre.ston


lo. Aspden street, Preston, .said: “ J used to have such pain.s in my hack tliat 1 couhl hardly straighten my.solf. They were like ilu’ninaii.sm and nnulo my work a hurden. J lelt tired and weary.


irregular:-' The Icidneys may be ctdliiig for lielp. M'eak Icidneys cannot do their work. Give thorn tlu* help they noe<l. 'Po cure a kidney backaclio you mu.st euro


GOOD BACHS FOR BAD


Clithcroo Poopio Learning How to Exchange Old for Now.


Mr . Wa t ford' . ' ijtialilieatioii', j>ro\o tJiai ho <-mineniI.\ tiilial tor ilu- pik'.iiion t<i whit h


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New Surveyor for Bowlond.


MR. WATFORD, OF CONGLETON, APPOlWTED.


DESIGNER OF FIRST ROAD LIGHTHOUSE.


mnlilil.s tllL- MU’llliii’l’.'.; lit' J^>U'l:imi hui':il Di.stricl Counci l mot . on 'i'nc.'-dny u l tv in o o n . 1.0 ciinsidi-r llio uppoint ment of ;i .suri'oyor. in jiuci«'.sion u> .\1p. lliinli.-. wlio owifio to lin.'^ino.s.'? in lU-'Oiis. 'riic new oflicinl will nI-''o !u.’ r ; ‘<ji;ir'-tl to pci l\ii-in ilu> (ItitiLTs of .sunitiiry i n.<pcclop. (he sulaiw liiivinj^ lurcn {iNOil lit ClTo Jiff .iiinnm. i .nc lu' i \>’ of ti'uvoll- ing expen-'. ' ;ni(l pi'o\i>inii of :tii oHict-. ;iii<l th e pilNlllcnl of the \MigC> ml U 1 Icfii, Origiinilly ilu* oiiplicoin I’uiulit j-cil iiiiicty. o u t of wliicli t'lic toUmviMg were '■idcctcti for int-urvii-w.',;


F u r iliu! i l i inl liino wi thin jihoin oig;hitM’n


.<c*tlK' i’ ur;il hi<iri«i Conncil. Mr . 'riioMni'. W. I>'uli|. .sui'vc_\ or .


IMr. Ihgio o l i l Itii'ii. htgliwuy .•^ui'\ttyor. t'tc.. ISolford


ins[)c( lor . (.'lay Cttk'.-. Iieur ('lie.'terltoltt.


Kurul D i ' t r i i i


tiio i»iiI'olIgh ot t 1 •nt’ie l '*11. t ' I l l ' l l I re. .Mr. (M«)igo ijm'lley. sn rv ev o r :uul 'u o i tu iy


Uu!m1 !>i.-«;i-ici l ount ii. .Xo i l lmn i ' i ’ i-ijiMil. .Mr. !’. Wi ii ior tl . stn*\'i-.voi' etc. . to


Di -u'iet f o um ii.


Mr . r . J . I l . i r i ’ -. !!;.l lord. .Voiili Deioj i. wiilnifv’w . .Mr. B. I), ''.’iliiaiii '. 't !i'\e.vor uf 'I'jtvit!


t'oi; ;i . i ! . t l n . n Ua i ru u .


an d ultimatvi; . it u:i.< d••^i«^■'^| to appoint .Mr. Poi'c.V Alexei,*l<r W. '1 1 < oi I. ulin iiov. »ieeujiie> t-l)e no.sitioii of ' i i r \e \o i - ni ilie horough tif ( ’oiigieloi:. Cli'-'liire. wiia li bufoiiglt lia.s a pnjoilatioil of an d *_Ni milev of


'I'ilc pl'tR- 'Cillil.j,,' Jii.'l^-d uliout th r e liotir.'',


;ut ;»!•' it *>f •J.fiTl’ ;uir-s. 'i'll-- tllitjov a t t'otn»le-


ton ineliule hiohuitv.s >!:rveyor. >eu.Taui an d wa te r engin* r. hii ilding f'Ur\-eyi>i*. aiiii supet- inii -mlem >»f tin- ' i i i i i tary i l ' - j iamn e n t .


for a sch eme of 40 house.s. Ho p r ep a r e d a scheino for th e r i i'n i is t r i ict ion of Deii.'itono


rcftorvoi r tmd th e imji rovoment. til Ahbot - s t roinley soworage works, lo u r in g th e wa r lie served for th r e e yea r s in i l io Iloyjil Kngineer.'*


T a n k Corps, ami riim.’oln.sliiro Reg imo n t . He tooic ])ju*t in th e th i rd b a t t le of VpiT-' anil also (Jsmihria a n d . .a t th o Ai’inisUci.’. Iiad restclie<l th e r a n k of Seeoml-Tjiouto'nant. Af to r tho Armi s t ic e he was ap p o in ted ollieer foi" file in .s trnctioi i of su rv ey in g tind ht i i lding I (ms tnict ion, Mr . Wa t lor i l laid ti vtiried i-xj). r ience in tho Army, im iuding t l ie con­ st ruel ion of i>ridge«. e a r thwo rk s , l ight rai l ­ way, elect r ic l ight p la n t , 'u rv o y in g . an d a jieriod in th e 'Panic Coi’p.s v.ofksliop.s. Ho is i.s meniher of t in Ins t i l iit<- of Municipal an d C^)tinty hhigineer.s. as well as th e PVcm.’h .<'>ei«>ty of Civi l Kiigim.’or.s. Ho hoUks th e rer l i i ie: i to of tile I 'oyal Sani tJi ry Tnstitut-o. an d «’lainis*a p ract ica l km>wh‘<lgo of tlie chemictil ana lys is of w a t e r an d sewage eir itnuil. :tml tlie eon.s iruetiou of s te am tind in tornal iromhu.stion engines . He sulmi i t ted .sumo viu-y glowing tes t imonials , ami Rowlaml i.s fo r tu n a t e :o lm\ e .s ecur 'd t l ie .'crviei's of an oiPui.i! wi th .'iich «*\e-llent qiuiliiication.s an d w ide ’•xp. i iem i*.


SATISFIED MEMBERS.


WHALLEY CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY’S FESTIVAL.


siiillings jH*r luad member.' ami I’riemis were .'UppHed with a sulKstatitial tea and afU-rward.s hail the elioiee of altemling a lir.sL-rate eoneiu t or a (i.unee. 'Phe lare i hrotighciuL was of tin- best and the sat i.siaelion uf ;ill con- eerm-d wa.s >i(i\i<iit'.


Whalley Industrial C'e-uj)-rsttive Society DUl., arc lo b e congrai nla t e*l u|>on tin* eH'uueney of their tirraitgemeiii' lor tlie festival held in i-ontU’Niim wiili the Soci'iy :it. the (,\’’.iLrai Uremi.', ' la>i Saturday, For a mod«“


The niatm'giuiieiiL of the |{ilhngt4m and s,t two


lewer than l.jO partook ot' tea and a kirge stair of waiter.' wcu’e kept iiitsy. DiU'ing the itil -rval between lea ami tin* I'vening pro- <e.-«litig'. a eoneertimi recital wa.s given in tile Assembly Uoom.s ijy Mr. 'P. Chipluim a verv eflieic*nt jili»y<*r wln> delightcnl a crowin-i.1 atidienee for an hour. Sul»c;e(|uently forces wi'i’e tlividetl between the A.sscmhly Room.s ami the Co-oj>erali %


festival of tlii.' son ev. ry Saturday " s:iid om* niemlnu* ami thi.' ri-iiiark pteuy wi’ll .''uine uj> tin- gem.-ral opjnmn of tno>i- |)res«-nt.


•• 1 eonhl dt> with a :.\’o


wa.s completely filk*tl with om- of t.lu* nKkst ontlnLsinstic andience.s it l:a.' »‘ver held. Mr.


ituilding an jitiractive ptxtgramme of dance music w;is provided by tin* \Vhalk*y (^utulrille Baml. tlie (.’omminoe and Managenu-ni of tho Soci*-ty 5u-Ling ;i.s M.C’.s. Tlnue was a orow<h-d atU-mlar.ei- and whil.st dancing wa.s not. tin- graceful art ,'0 oftvii landed utmost gi-niality fuTviuleil tin* gathering ;ind I'vorv- om* confe.ssL-<l to ha\ing liad a gmid time. 'j’he concert room a t the I'-iit.ral premi>«t;


e llall. In tlie fornn-r


.John St.<’pln*nson. the Presiileiit of the Society. o(x;upiod tin* chair ami he e\}>re'M*<I lii.s own stitisl.iction ami that of tin* Alsiiiage- im*nt genortiJly in tin* iioarty ro.spoiise of tiio members to their invitation to attend. Tlu* prugramnie wa.s giv<-n hy the .lollions ^ n c e r t Ptirly. of Accrington.’ a group of enter­ btainers not nrevion.'ly Ite.nrd in tins di.sirict.,


of tin* seven .’irtislLv. wtis i*f really (■•xcelleiit quality and item succeeded item* with .sucli facility a.' to indieiit<* that tin* party Imvo .ill unu.sually large ix*iM*rioin*. Humour w;is tin* dominant note of the eonc4*rt, ami the party eertainly lived up to liieir title. I'raelieally every ii<*m wa.s rsipturoiisly en­


ut one likely to be wi-y popular now. K.ucli


EDITOR’S POST-BAG. PROHIBITION.


her whuh op(*nod tin- .M*<oml half of tin* enu*rt4iinnn*nt. Wliei’i* all wi*ro so gixnl it would In* inviiiiou.' i'» .singh* out any for si>eei;il mention .and we eonieut ourselvCsS with a list «>f the iiieinlier.' of the .Jollioiis —


cored, tin* amli«-iiee going .so far as to ree.ill the entire party afl**r t!u*ir conc-<Tte<l annn


souliroUe. Mt." Bii'Uia Wat.suii ; haritoue. .Mr. Will Himdc: emeiinim-r. Mr. fJe.»rge Uighy: a(, the jn'jino. Mr. .lohn Ashworth. .\t the close he.atty iliaiiks wer** aicordet!


M.ifss Fkireiieo .Mat'den; <’<mtraho. Mmlanu* .\nnii* I'.vnn.s: iuimuri't. Mr. CIi*orge lleaion:


S<»pr:mo.


to all who liad in any way (HMitnlnit«-<l towards tlie great .suere:y. of the [U'oee* ding.'. and fe.stivaj. is di*stim*<l to In'roim* ;in annual th«*re wotild sf*em to be little doubt that tin- ew n t gr'‘at!y look«*<l forward to !iy tin* g*. in*ra.l Imiiy of mendn.*rs.


Sir.—'I’ho k*ctA,*i’ from Mr. Harilcv .:\.'iKii-n. publislifd in tho •* Advoni.*<i i* ,'imJ


;i.r« iltii- to tin* i;onsjimi»lion of imi i - i i iou whisky, aiul claim.' t l ia t llio law ih ol>.'crv**ti. If i t I.s iHJiu'licial to ohserve th o lo t to r of tho law whih* till* maMi ifacluro ami coiL'tmiption of poisonous kquoi- cotitUim-.' a t a g r e a t c«kst of life, douht los s iSlr. A.sjhIou may congr . i tu- latA* himsel f . I t i.' r it liculous for yo u r co r rosmmdonl to claim t h a t tin* decojuion n t t cml in g tlu* >alc of iliLs jxjison is he lping nrol i ihi t ion. for th e t lc a th s r e s u l t in g bi-siil»*.s iK'itig nutm- rou.'. a r e incp*a>:ng.


i t . t ) f


rour . ' f . it may b«* th a t n o th in g inatT :■> ."j long tis tlu* b-gii! sah' of wlmKwitm* lapiu:- j«; prohihitL.’d .


A. WKsrnx. MORE HOUSES WANTED,


the tenswit of a C't>rpoi*ation hou.<c to e.xchang'' witli tho It'iiaiu 1)1 a Iioil' l* in another part of the town.” ( ’ouncillor Standring i.' n*- porlctl to liave said ‘‘ 'J’liero Inid not hv*on any application to exclning**.’*


(.’ouncil. from .-siion ivjHirls I have road. tMuiicillor S<M.*tiaii S4s*m> to Imv.* nskixi ('ouncillor Slamifing (L’h:iinnan of tlu- llou*^ ing C


Sir,—At 'I'mvsdayino'cting of tlu- 'Pown -’-oinmitteu) if iu* was “ i>roj)arLKl to allow


at present has to slc lte r my wife, niy.sclf, six .'on.' and four daughters.* I hav • al.'u’ jM'iT sonaily interviewed the Jkirotigh Survovoj-. Councillor Stamlring ean Inu’dv cxik*


I have st'<*n him per.'onally and told him tliat the occunier of a Corporation hou.*;e, wlio lias throe hctlriKHiis for Ijimseif and wife, i.' willing to exclinngo with me for my two-roomeil liou*.e (ami my landlord is al.*;*) agrc*eahle) * which


inake a niovt* in tlie matter, for as Councillor .Seedal! hinted ” «»therwis<> Uiev may have U '‘ pr,*;'nr* to get mv faimly otit- of mv pr. >«*nt abod' .'■ ai I .'hall imst eertainl\ ligiil lev shelter Pc- mv i.imilv.


2. Moiik-strcv*t. Clithctoc. H. IL-VCN'AU,


tenant to t<*n<I«'r his notiix.* tinlos.' he has a gimranUx* of tlic oxciamge lie agi\*i's to. May ] ht>pe that Councillor Stamlring will


cl * lii.-; 1 w.mid remind r<»unciilor Standring tliat Why Run any Risk ?


You canno t afford to lose liard-carned money hv inves t­


ing in an y t l i in g not absolutely ■sound


TH E BLACKBURN S A V S R S e S B A N K


LOR D S T R E E T WE S T , hivs l,een estaiilis'ied iiearlv 100 years and otTers you every facility for .saving witli safety. The wiiole of tlie funds are un d e r d ire c t Government Control and di'posits ai’c received from one .sliilling upwards wirhout fee or clmrges.


The following ra te s of intore.st


are tlie Ugliest p e rm itted bv tlie Government :—


Ordinary Deparbnent..................... 2.J% Special Investment Department


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TOTAL FUNDS .... £2,375,842. 43.7S2 Accoimts.


\V. H . MHALLEY. Actuarv.


Iki r l . I ig • t ; i ; i t i -


H-'-. u.g •I’.'ui;


ng ;!;•


lifv ;iml ; ami <iu;it r!


. who itlli: th a t tii<’! goroil': 111 it. Ami I amongst oovDi sit anfl F4*lf t imlcHMl t;j Tnanv rt*-*! thinks fl I is mistaki


th i n k in g Sivsition o thov M r t > u r i ' i pi f:ir


roply now may Ik* of l i i t lo \aJut,*. b u t I would like to j ioint o u t th o im-oiiKi^loucy of y o u r cor respoiuh'ul . Mr . A.'^ixivu a-rguo.*; th a t* tlio i iume io u ' i lv a th ' f rom alcohol in Aim*rica


tho Sth iiLsUint., hti.s jt i 't rou<’}u*d mo. A " ot LADIES HOSIERY


.A. delightiiil Pure 'J’liread Silk Hose a t 4/11.


A superfine meroeii.sed Lisle Thread


Hose a t 3/11 th e appearance of Silk and suitable for h a rd iie a r . in nianv


be.autiful .shades.


A H e avy Artilicial Silk Hose a t 3/0 in Grey and Nigger.


The Hosiery Window a t Reg en t House is replete with tho newest shade.s for Spring wear.


J. L. Bulcock & Son LIMITED.


B EG E ^ T HOUSE CLITHEROE


US. lABILEY & TA ILO R S King Street, ®CIitlieroc


WE ILt\.V15 NOW KPOI'UVED OUR SPKING RANGJ^S OJ^ I fATER IAES AND CAN O F F E R 'THE LARGEST AND Bi:ST' ItANGE OF SUI'I'LNGS IN T H E D ISTRICT !


BLUE BOTANY SUITINGS, Indigo Dye _ F


FLAIN AND FANCY PURE WORSTEDS „ „ .... F INDIAN WHIPCORDS, in all the now shades _ .... F SAXONIES AND TWEEDS .......................................... „.. F


£ 4 4 s . Od. £ 4 4 s . Od. £ 5 5 s . Od. £ 4 4 s . Od.


WE ARE E X PE R IEN C ED PRACT’ICAL TAILORS. ALL OUR SUIT.-; ARE CUT, F IT AND MADE ON T H E PREMISES.


FOR VALUE AND STYLE, ORDER YOUR SPRING SUIT AT HARTLEYS N O W ! "


BROADCASTING. Messrs. Whiteside & Thompson HAVE OPENED SHOWROOMS AT


4 , CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE, (By iU T a n g ome u t with Mcssi'd. WliiU-side & Wliitosidc).


FREE DEMONSTRATIONS of Broadcast rocoplion arc being given every evening.


Complete Wireless Sets manufactured under licence from Marconi’s W.reless Telegraph Co., Ltd.


These sets are constructed so as to be suitable for the new DULL EMITTER VALVES. Use DULL EMITTER VALVES and your accumulator troubles will be solved.


Prices reasonable. Firm quotations given for complete installations


.-C OM E AND HEAR OUR DEMONSTRATIONS! ENQUIRIKS INVITED.


B ut your lu.sfadl.Ttioii in tin; lumds of E x p e r ts , who h aw followi/d tlw iirovic.s.s of Wireless since its infancy.


F o r tliose who wish to co n s tru c t th e ir own Sets, we liave All Accessories in Stock. LOUD SPEAKEP.S — VALVES — BATTliP.lES — ,PH0NE.S


Advice F r e e . ACCUMULATORS T e e . pyl” ti:. K. h 'o w i t |


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