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Heavy Reductions in, Coloured Voiles and '


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s*;.! K I L R C ALL ROADS LEAD TO WEMBLEY


But the best road to health is eating


good by


Gold lYlcdallist for Best Bread, London Exhibition. Taylor & Hughes, Idea! B a k e ry


f IHO BAKERY ^ 15G CAFE.


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Other K i n d s ............................. South African Field Boots Bla


Army l i o o t s .................... , • • All kinds of ladies she


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. . Ch ild ren s footwear H Sp ecial offer of a


Gonts early to seciire as these offers canm


e O T T L E O


FH IH T S ®F TOE PUREST HUALITY


PEARS, PEACHES, APRICOTS, GREERISACE, RED PLURIS, VICTORIA PLUflflS, CHERRIES ET C . ET C .


Kia=ora, Lemon and Orange Squash Rose, Lime Juice Cordial.


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A Soiiiul Investment We all expect and rightly .so,


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FULL VALUE FOR OUR MONEY. ■


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HOLIDAY FROCKS, JUlfiPERS, BLOUSES & G .


AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. See Our Windows for REAL VALUE


Misses WALKDEN 50, .TDTTM’lllGATE


The little shop with the BIG BARGAINS


HARRY PEMBERTON, L.R.A.M.


(accepted by the Teaclicrs’ Registration Council, London)..


RoRlstorod Teacher and Solo Pianist,


HECEIVES PUPILS, Beginners or Advanced.


Si>ocial Attention to Touch fc In te rp retatio n . Cliiheroo and Dis trict visited on ‘Wednesdays.


F o r Terms, a p p ly : 11, RADEOLYFFE ST., CLITHEROE.


For PIANOFORTE PLAYING, HARMONY, etc. Tltorongh Preparation for all Exams.


4 p^ -


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ons.


Keen holiday prices for finest quality goods.


hoicest Danish Butter.... 2/-


: „ Colonial Coloured Cheeso 1/- : Real Irish Roll Bacon 1/4; 1/8 I Selected Hams sliced 1/4; 2/- ! Finest Flitch Bacon ........ l id .


I Finest Lancashire Cheeso ^/- and 1/2


i Demonstration of St. Ivol : Cream, etc, now proceeding at . our premises. We invito you to sample those high class products, together with cur choice Canned Fruits.


: Wo hold a largo stock of well bought Fruits and offor this wook-ond—


Special Largo Can California Apricots ............ 11i per can


Two Cans for 1/10


Special Can Spanish Apricots ’ 7Ad per can Two Cans for 1/2


See Window for sliow of Dried I ’niits.


' Phono No. 30 FOUH { A D V E R T I S E R !A iN D , T I M E S . F R I D A Y , J U L Y 2 5 , 1 9 2 4 . JACOBITE SHEEBUENES. A


m EQUALITY SttTVtor


O N X R I A L W e cordially invite those


who have not yet availed themselves of the resources at Blackburn & Sons to do so, if only in the nature of a trial.


For after all the superior­


ity of any service cannot be experienced, much less proved, unless it is put on trial.


W e venture to suggest


that a trial will demonstrate two things conclusively— that B. & S. Quality is what it is claimed to be and that the B. & S. desire to please is unwaveringly thorough.


By R. AINSWORTH, in the “Accrington Observer and Times.


Royali.<t.s t l i rougl ioub th e Civil Wans, the


Slierburnc-.s of Sionyl iur .st remained loyal to tbo S tu a r t s a f t e r t h e i r exile . F r om th e t ime . lames l i . fletl to F r an co tlio te rm J a c o b i te was appl ied to tho ad l ie rcn t s of Jamc.s ( f rom tho La t in J a co b u s for J ame s ) . TIio Sl jc rburncs nev e r wav e red in t l ici r


al legiance to Iho exilet l S tu a r t s , wi th tlio r e su l t t h a t th ey wore called upon to suf fer by line, imp r isonineut a n d deat l i , n o t only for th e i r loyal ty, b u t for th e i r f a i th as Roma n Cathol ics, a g a in s t who, severe laws wore in force. E i.s no wonder , tlicrc- foro, t i i a t th e Sh o rhurne s became involved in plo ts. S i r Nicbola.s is th o o u l s ta n d in g figure d u r in g those per i lous Jacobi*au l imes.


A j.vcojjm:. Wi l l iam 111. aiuL ( )ueou ^Jai-y 11, were


crowned in A[)ril, IGSO, ami a cony of tho Coronat ion oat li wonhl ho .sent to Stony- hi i rst . This Uicliard Sl ic rhnrno rcfn.sed lo swe ar to, a l th o u g h wa rn in g would he s en t him of w h a t mig h t be bis f a t e i f h e st i l l per s is ted in his refusal to swe a r al legiance to th e new Iving ami ( )noen. A t a time when ev e ry m a n ’s h a n d wa.s again.s i his n e ighbour a n d tho a i r was charget l wi th .‘Uispicion. i t i.« not surpr i.sim; th a t Uicliard Si ierburno should fall a vict im to tho man y spies t l ia t abounded, as his J a c o b i te .sym­ p a th ie s wore


known. The r e sul t was i l ia t


oned in Manche.s ter , an d died the re. LA N CASH IR E PI .OTS.


BIchnrd .Shorbiiruo was a r r e s ted an d impr is ­ Si r Nicliolas S h e rh u rn c wa.s as s tau n c h an


J ame s J l . at St . Germain.s. .Many of th e oh! Cava l ie r famil ies of Lan - c.'ishiro in spi le of Stuar t , in g r a t i tu d e , rc-


m.'iincd f a i thinl in s p i r i t to tho Jving over th e wa te r , Covoiuus eves were fixed longingly upon th e i r e.slates,' o.^pcciallv, if of Koman Cai iiolic la i lh . an d they r a n ’ g r e a t


<langer of being def r au d ed of th e i r iidicri- tanco. In ICn.’l a Commis sion s a t a t Wa r r in g to n to iiujui re into c e r ta in lands an d j i roper ty


al leged to have been given to super s t i t ion’s nse.s; th a t


is. to aseoi ta in wh e th e r tlio


Uoman Cathol ic g e n t r y liad appiioil an y por t ion of llio ir ''s1ate.« o r ineoino to tho pronui t ion t?i ih e i r la i th . or tho s u s ten an c e


oi jt.s j ines ts , ami il th ey could lie (ainvictcd of this cr ime th e i r proj ier iy was confi.scalod. an d one- thi rd fiorlion was to ho th e reward oj tiu* niidertal;<‘rs of th e Coinmi.'.sion ami tho informer s . .So conf ident were the se jior- sons of t iiei r j. rey th a t th e p lu n d e r tiiey ho}>ed to g e t


iniong them. As tlie resul t of this Commis sion, wliore


prospocl ivolv a l lot ted CASTLE GATE, Far Good Clean Food. ___


C U T H E R O e . T buephoke 30.


ma t t e r wa.s t a r r i e d in to ilio J^.\•c•ho(^ncr Chandler . Here i t was s ta t ed th a t th a t til a me et ing held in tlu* Papal Nu n c io ’.s liousc Lord .Molym-nx. M'i lliam .Stamlish, Thomas J‘x:c:v.<ion. Wi ll iam Dieconson. .Sir Nicholas Shor lmrne , Si r Wi l l iam ( l e r r a rd an d 'I’liomas (■er rard hat! al l promised jjionev of lands lor I»opish uses. Put tho accusers had been \ e r y clum.sv. for th e falsehood of each s ep a r a t e item of th e accusat ion was .so almnd- n n l ly proved th a t ilie (lovoninienL wa.s forced to abamlon all f u r th e r proceedings . In th e following ye a r . 11)91. t lierc was Hie


so-called (.ancasl ii ro plot , when man y of tho.se who Iiad by th e Wa r r in g to n in q u i ry been in dangm- of losing th e i r l>ro:ul acres were now also likely to lose th e i r


livi


.An informe r iiameil Liint was one of tiio eliief^wiin.-^tjes at th e t r ial , which look place


in Man ch e s te r , of a J iumbcr of Lancas l i i ro jrcnt lemcn. amo n g whom was Pai lliLlomew of lJu n k en h a lg h . hni


th ey wore acqui t io. l


owing to th e disafL'c tion of an iu fo n n o r 'Panfe to his b ro th e r rascal Ln n t . Tho peril 3vhich the.se I .:nicashin ' e s ta te -owne r s oscapocl wa.s a ver.v groat ono indeod.


A10 C K CO I! 1 ‘O H A TIO X O I-’ AVA I /PC .X. ^ Clubs whicli ap p e a r to havo or ig in a ted in


ings at. which views w t-re f reely exchangod. 'Plu‘ <liscnssion.s on man y occasions became so heatei l ib a t th ey ended in brawls and duels, d e a th s being th e outcome to one or ot i ie r of th e par l ies .


|t is not su n i r i s in g


t h a t tho.so a.'.semblies shovdd h av o been viewed wi th di.- favonr by Hie Governtnent . especially a f t e r tho .Smar t s we n t into exile. 'Phe.-so clnhs wore imi ta ted in th e conntr.v, a famous on being th e Cho.shiro Club.


.s(>.railed Mayii r ami Corporat ion of AValton- ie- l)ale . This mock corporat ion, which in its «)utward show was a curiou.s mimic ry of civic s ta t e , in real i ty was an associa tioi i of geiiHomen of J a co b i te symp a th ie s . who lor im'd here a club whieli had it s council el i -mb e r or ine ct ing jilace a t th e old Unicorn liMi in tho village of Wa l to n , n e a r 1‘rc.ston.


A wel l -known om* in Lancashi re wa.s the


'J’liis inn wa.s a l r e ad y liistoric , fo r i t was tho hc adipia r te r s of Ol iver Cromwel l dt i r ing tho Matt’A* of Pres ton, in which he i.s .suji-


posed to have wr i t ten Ids famous dispaich a f t e r the b a t t le of IGIS. Si r Xicliolas .Sherburne was a promiuenf


memb e r of this club, wliich n umbe red amo n g its mombor.s tlio Townoleys, Wa lm- sloys an d Pa rk e r s , as well as m’an v oi l ier le ading famil ies of XorHi -Ea s t Lanaca.shiro.


JACO B IT E GLA.SSKS. I l h a s been observoil in tho records of


tho Wa l to n Corporat ion th a t no me et ings were held in 171.0, a t tho per iod wlion .several of t-he nieinhors of th e club wore deeply


engaged in th e J a c o b i te r is ing of t l ia t yea r , .some of th em paying wi th th e i r live.s’ for t a k in g p a r t in Hio i l l - fated v en tu r e .


'Ilie


member s p r u d en t ly wi t ldicld th e i r me et ings , as th e y would he a l a rmed by th e ap p a r i t io n of a rmed forces n e a r its ho ad t iu a r te r s d u r ­


ing th e successive J a c o b i te invasions of 17l.j an d 17-15. Tlio clubs wore to .some e x t e n t rc.spon.siblo


for br in g in g into oxistonco tho J a c o b i te gk'usse.s. Tho ghtsses were in nso a t tho.so clubs for tlio to a s t of “ 'J'lie K in g o v e r tlio AVater,” whicii was d r u n k in si lence afU-r th o glasses h a d been held o ver a bas in of wa te r . Tho adhorenks of tho c.xiled S tu a r t s i lonved some sati .sfaction f rom these proceed­ ings whicli cont in u ed wi th loyal .sympallii.sers well into th e rcign.s of tlio Geo rg e s . ' The AValtoii Cor|x>ration co nt inued as a social


I t hais hvL'n in .in u f» c tu re d J Inr 4t y e a rs b y th e SAME FIRM ami h as a re p u ta t io n inr rc J tab ility second to n o n e


^t»AnHnnoo« MFO. Co. Ltd.. CovBKnrf. I LOCAL


I AGENT


Arthur W. Whitaker, 11, 4 1 4 , Castlo Stroot-Wl


club long a f t e r i t s pol i t ical le an in g s liad boon fo rg o t ten . Tliorc is a pe cu l ia r e n t ry in th e y e a r 174.5:


“ P a i r two an d ninopcnco for fi.xiiig p la tes upon llio s tav e s whicli were t a k o u off on a c co u n t of tho rebels coming h i t h e r . ”


I n


tliis lino tho word rebels is wr i t t en upon an o ra suro which is very suspicious ly l ike th o word “ D u c k . ” Th e cor rec t ion would ho ma d e n« m a t t e r of prudeuco when th e rc- bolliou hod pro v ed a fai lure.


THE OAK, THE ASH, AND THE WEATHER.


being indicalivo of wot weather i.s not witli- out a toucli of conti-ovor.sy. ■ Maiiv neonlo loniemlK'ring only half tho rhvme, have laiti a wrong cmphu.sis mi the v ital word, and «=o equally wrong conclusion,


The tradition about oak and asli trees q u ilo d ” - often


mote splash into dcliiKo. Not onlv is iie't


y o aro sure to liavo a splash. 1'0:>ll>or4wi.s|, a t oncer pro­


IVlioii the oak is ou t boforo the nsli


root reading of tho words, which n r . " - M hen tho a.sh i.s ou t hoforo tho oak Wo nro sure to l.avo a so.ak. ^Uion tho o.ak is o u t before tho as)i


anu 1 able, takes th is view, nnd ouotos ■V; .nslarrooa, from 1S16 to ISOO,’ b o a H n r ‘t o J . '


?nd F ’ h h f ’f


i t maj ho added th a t the g ro a t an th o ritv S


■* splash. . SMITHIES p r o p r ie t o r . of imagination, h o t an incor. SELECT YOUR


SHAW BRIDGE STREET fu r n it u r e


f u r n it u r e s to r e s


AT THE


I7ngland d u r in g th e l7t i i cei i lnry, a f t e r tbo Hi-sloration of (Jliai ic.s 11; wore cliiclly of a I>oliticaI chanur ter . Alan.v in London wore held in tho eotb'e-houso.s, ami an a t t em p t wa.s made in lG7o to suppres s th em as being Hie resor t of poli tical ag i ta to r s . -Most of them were pi-obahly local g a th e r -


th e dc’femlan t s were not even h e a rd. the


a d h e r e n t of tho e.xilod .Stuar t Kin g ns Iiis f a th e r . Ho s en t his d a u g h t e r across to I ' ranco to ho toncheil for th e K in g ’s evil by


S11EP13URNE ARISfS. Tlic Si te rhurncs sp r a n g f rom th e Bnylcy.s.


tho a rms of llio Rayley.s were n u eagle, tlio Sh o rh n rn e s ’ a lion. Ac cording to th e


ordinai*y ru le s of l ioraldry, th o c aglo ehould h ave occupied th e f i rs t a n d fo u r th qnarU- rs of tho shield which th e y inl icr i tod, a n d th e lion tho secoml an d th i rd ( lua r ier s .


J*’o r


some u n k n own roa.son tho o rd e r was rovor.s- e d : th e lion took jn ccedei ice o f th e eag le a n d th e Sl iorhnrne cre s t , ad o p t ed .


tho unicorn, Tlio IJaylcy eagle, however re ­


Si r Nicholas ma d e i t a p romin e n t f e a tu r e ill his wo rk on th e bui lding.


.‘^tudieil th e hi.story of tho .Sherhnrnos th a t th e y fully recognised th e imloblodncss to th e Ba.vleys for th e owner ship of S to n y h n r s t . 'J’he o ag l e ’.s head n}q>car.« to h ave been


al l iance of tlio two fami l ies so ma n y hu n - d ie d s of y e a r s ag o is rommc in o r a to d , an d is a remin d e r to all


lho.se who have a t all


figures on th e s umme r house, b u t it is ino.st p romin en t on th o two tu r r e t s ,


ma ined a f av o u r i te badge of th e fami ly. 'I'lio eagle 'Phus the


Q .U A K E R t k i i c e k t j ^:n .v r


o n o K o n I ' o x ’s x i j u i L L . i n n v A T D.\XC'ASTCI{.


T K IO C T J : O X i ' E X D L D i i i , ^ CIcoi'go J-’ox, fuimiK


J ' 'r iei ids , wa s b om j J.,eicester.shir<‘, iu .Julv


prc.seiii moiul i mak-:= ihL- uTiv n b i r th .


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In cuiine.xiiui u’itli ibo cvlobj-;.; j, Iktj, ol’ tl.o Suci.-ty „ f


fiXMiucntly u.sed, as well as tlie unicorn, for a cro.sL; i t can bo not iced on tbo wide .‘-^[louts in tlio co u r ty a rd , which ihcmselves tell of tho fami ly al l iances by th e varion.s coat.s of a rms upon th em, all of whicli ap p e a r to h ave been tho work of .Sir Nicholas .Sher- hnrnc. Wli ile r e f e r r in g to tlio a rms , a mos t in-


toi-esting shield is th a t on ih c Sh o rh n rn e .Almslionse.s on J.ongr it igo L'cILs.


P ic h a r d


Sh e rh u rn c . who founded th em, i l iongh tiic work was c a r r ied out by bis sou, was a i5t.


Ome r ’s boy, ALLIANCES .


hei resses ji revious to th e Payley al l iance. On th e li igleby siile a r e th e Jnglehy, 'Pown- ley of Hoyle, Woodni f f of P a n k i'oi). l lurn- l e y ; 'J 'at lersai ls of Liiieoliishir<». a n d Gr im- shaw. all r ep r e s en t in g fami ly al l iances . 'PJie a rms over the lowe r e n t r a n c e to .Sionyhur.st were placed by Si r Niirhola.s .^hei'-


two nanu'.s repre s ent


hnrno. as indicated by llio l iand, ilic b adge of a Pi i ronot . lie being th e only one of th e fami ly to lioar t h a t t i t le . Si r .Nieliolas- had a n o th e r .sliieid of a rms placed in th e din in g liall. Th e f roipiency of ilu> acorns an d oak leaves in tho ca rvings a t S to n y ln i i s t is ex- Iilainod by th e al l iance of .Sir Hicl iard Sber - Imrne, tho hni ldor of .‘^tonyhnr .sf . wi th Maud Pold . wlioso a rms were tlin.s docoratcf l. and


which a p p e a r on th e i r tomb in .Milton Cliui'ch.


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r in iNd^ H inT A ix ‘- t h e : ;oNri-; o v e k ” a n p l o - A3TI-: p. J ( \ X yu-V xe;.


1 'P !•: 11 .\ 'PI O N AT. AD y !•: H TI IN G C 0 X \ ' I'lNTI O N ’.S G LO.S.SA H V.


•• Lob.sU'r palacA ’*—.Swagger r c s t ama n t


Hubbernock A\ agon ”—Cha rabanc . I nx».'do ”— Evening dre^s.


1 ooi.Ie III ilii.s e o n n t iy will grow acr i i - toined to these an d o th e r .^im!lar *-xpros.-i<n;s wlion th e .Hn en e an d e legate s I.ogii, to a r r iv e for th e In te rn a t io n a l Ad v e r t i s in g Convent ion which IS to he hehl in th e Conferenc e Hall^


” Table ta lk e r Wiiole>.s loud speaker .


f ame aga in cann* hofoie Jmi Mi rner a r Hu* Lanca^toi- V-


<d tile Hmi s l i Emp i r e Exi iibi tion a l Wemidev next. .Inly. ' Ihe ro will lie s ome ih in g like a couple of


Hionsam! ot th em, a n d to p r ev en t a n y mi- lU'ces'a ry tn i sumler s taml ing ea ch vis i tor is being {iroviilod wi th a glos sary of Anglo - -American s lang.


’Il ie idea o r ig in a te d wi th a hal f - fa cet ious


>nggis t ion at a Imiciieon {larty. -An -American Tviio was ine-ent. ciiama'il to ovor i icar it AVithin a very few weeks tho glovsarv liaci l..’eo:ne an ac«-epted fact all ov.' r tiie Uni ted i5tates aiul thoii'-^aiid.s of application.^ camo p o u r in g in to tlie Convc-iition ollices iu l.omloii f rom into n d ig vis itors. •• This li t t le g u id e , ” snys th e preface, ” is Hot i i i teiuh‘d to Ik‘ comprelien>ivo. but p e r ­


haps .v^lightly in s i ru c t iv e to botii Eugii.-h and -American.s.” "-All i'aigli>.ltman r a r e ly .says faiict t l iat .


al t l iough ho fiT-qiieiitly r e i te r a t e s reallv , p u i ie tu a ied by an i;ceasional " q u i t e . ” Don’t tell an l^llgIishman you will buy Inm


dou t- t ro u b le to th in k . .A glaiic-t* a t tile* gIo->arv affords '•oiue' idea of th e couve r sat iqual p i t fal l s th a t th e Ame r ­


ican come to " g iv e Lon d o n tho oiico-over ” will h ave to face. Ho may. for in.-tauce. find soim* l i t t le difli-


on wi th what he has to s ay, o r to h e a r his gu e s t s (lescrilied as " lomige- l izar t ls .” t o p . ” " Camly ,” " G u y . ” " Cr a ck e r , a r e al! alread.v fami l ia r te rms over here, h ut


thoro is t rouble in s to r e for th e first d a r in g iml ividnal who relor.s to an ]^ngI i^hmau as a


jane. Some of th


t iou l i r e :— H a n t—.Small-stzod iiorson. Pull down—Ea rn .


1 [oho—' r ratnp.


J e a n s—'rronst*rs. Smooth Gu y— Plaus ihlo follow. Ho te l lift* will present . l>y f a r th o g r e a t e s t


difliculties for th e -American guo.st. Ma i t r e d hotel.s a r e alway.s r e f e r r ed to as ‘ cajitaiins ’ in th e State.s. a te rm t h a t may a t fu s t ho sligliHy re s en ted over hero. AVhon a n Ame r ­ ican want s pancake.s lie asks for ” f lapjacks ,” an d ” eracker .s .” for bi.scnits. Th e first vis i tor to a sk th o “ l>olIHiop ” to show Inm th e ” shoe-sliino


(pago- lmy)


P a r lo u r ” is likely, in lii.s own words, to got tho ” fror.eti m i t t . ”


^ r t l i i i r P T B T.-ULOR.


THE ARTHUR RYE’S is t h e S h o p


W h e r e every passer-by s l .o u ld .stop I Oi i r I a d o r e d C o s t um e s , S u i t s a td Con.ts a r c


All uiacle o u t l ic sp o t .


T l i e y ’r e s im p l y a l l ’ . a ' p o i f e i t l i t , A n d p e o p l e s a y t l i a t t l i e y ’ro j u s t IT. ‘i n s f ^r°'n "


Just call at Twenty-Seven Wellrafe. m o u rn in g O rd e rs-F irs t Attention


cire,ssed u p - toA a t o


Workmanship—THE BEST ! Prices------THE KEENEST!


2 7 , W E L L 0 A T E CLITHEROE.


b r ig h t e s t gom.s of tljo colloc


over lcoknig a n y ph U'ould ord in a r i ly hav


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