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RiESTONIAN’S DAY OUT.


Dick, Kerr’s in Scoring Vein.


CLITHEROE’S HEAVIEST DEFEAT.


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crojiper aj^ainst .Dick, Jverr .s on Salui'day before a hi[i atUMidance of support-or.s at Shaw liridRC. After tlic .succe.ss acliieved in their lioliday fixlure.s, parlicularlv aj^ainst Rov'iendalo, llio liome .•,ith\ fidliiwer.s were taken complelely by .'.Ill-prise. Wliereas on tiiat occa.sion llie team appeare-d to have a- iliorougli umler- .'^lamline and a coiie.sion which seemed 1() lire.sajio tlnil iliey were .settling to a stylo of eaim? tliat wouiii mal;e tlu'in a loi'ce to lie i-eekoiKMl witii, on Saturday they 0(»uld do notldnj;; riiiht, and they playeil just about as wi'll as an infinitely .superim* side would


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and llie medicine ” went down badly after all. its streiiglii miglirt have bee diluteil. Itwa.s the more nau.'oating because Floyd’s jmlgment was .several timc.s at fault, ami at least three goals went by whi(di inight to have been clearivl, ^Vhen he jmnted the hall away it was nsnally to an opposing player, and lu‘ ^va-s repeatedly guilty (it fumbling. Hut the worst feature of his display wa.s Ids apparent iualiilily (as against Harwood) to get into ])osition to cope with ground sliots. The feeble elfort he made when Daw.son, cliallenging Smipe and ,Ioy after a break away which led U) sixth goal, and a. shot was put in Irom eight to leu yards distance, was discourag­ ing. Still, rilialdry on the part of tlie crowd


serve.s no purpo.'.-e. Nor was Floyd the onlv player under a


cloud. \\’ith tlie ('.Ki.-uption ol Childs wlio, handicapped by the 1 utility ot tin* right, wing, got through a prodigious amount ot work, the team was inefh'etive from end to end. It was an ‘ ‘ olf-dav ” in every sense. Nine times out of ten tlu' hall was given to an oiiponent, and the ineiititmle of the for­ wards threw the onus on tho half-hacks. Watson and Ihiolhman .suiVered greatly ui this ro-siiect. Perhaps the motor accident in wiiich Iley.s wa.s invulvoil the previous day, near Downhain—he was riding with the driver wlien a eyclist' (U-aslied into the rsul- iator and alighted on iln' vehicle .sustaining terrihlo injuries—had .something to <lo with the (piality of his play. In any event, he was ri‘dit off his gaim‘ . .Smith, as a rosiilt. wa.s hidow par. And on the extreme wing, (lar- stang had iv new partner in Milner who was ohviouslv out of his (das-^. d he pair rarely got going, and. O’Dolnu-ty. who apiieaml lo


pin hi.s faith nmri‘ to right tlian lolt. gave pa.sscvs and made ojicnings which were so much wasted energy. Dawson played a hard game, hut foniul 'I'i!tiM'ington and .Joy too


much for him. All the same. Clithero:' had opiiortmuUi's . .


to reduce the lead, hut la(?lmd lini.shiiig power. .Nor did luck aid their elforts in any way. Thev could hit- the cro.^sliar—-do almost anything at times hut score.


said in their favour that they (lid not deserve to Ix.i lieliind .*»—0 at tli(‘ interval. A score of 2—0 foi- Dick. .K<M


HOi;mN-l!V-IIO\VL.\NT) V. (.'MATHUUN. Thu aimvu dubs met at Iloliiiii "ii Satiir-


It tnay he -r*.s would liave


been a fairer rellex of the play; but alter- ward> they got their de-erts. Dick, Kerr‘s were a much lieUer hajaiieed


learn. ’J'he forwards were splendidly led by Snapi*. and th(*.v were (|iiick(*r on tin* ha!i. Kelh'ti, al centn* hall, wa*^ strength - alway." in the wav was tlmroimldy .'^onml. and perfectly sale in go:d. 'riie teams were:


( ‘iiiheroe— I'loyd : Child.'. a tower of


. The defence N’ew>iiam was


and l)av.>>on;


Watson. I’opjileu'ell and Hoothnian; Smith. Ileys. O'Doherty. .Milner and (l.irstaag. Dick, Kerr's—.Newsham; l.ivesey and


Langion; Fotter. Kel!(‘U and li.dl ; UtUM*- ington. Joy, Snap.’, Hammond and .iloon.


Referee: Mr. Moss. St. Heh-n''. Winning tin* tos-; tin.' visitors were tirst


to attack, Floyd saving a weak slad. Iroin


'i'itterington. A ]iass Inmi O Doherlv set C.arsiang on thu' move and. eluding i.ivvsey, the wiiigoi’ hit the erosshar with a liaril drive, ihe ioiil passing over. 'I'he I’ restonians ,‘^eored attiM* live minutes. Snajie netting after |


iluy. 111-- lioiiiu siilu olecliiiu to ilufuml tho oiitraiii-u glial.


.stniiig orus,-. wimi iiiailo


giiiul I'liulhall aliimst ini|>o.ssih!u, anil con-- Slantly play was .stojiped through the ball


going out. of play, occasionally into the brook. The home player.s were the iir.st to ri*aeh the opjamenls goal, the shot going wide of Ihe mark. lOrralic play, cimpled with the wind’s foree, spoiled the lioinester’s alteinpts to .''<-ore.


.'^liot from Singleton forced th


('haihnrn cnr«todian to concede a corner. '.rhi'< jiroving frnillos.', the visitors raced to the other end where another em ner kick wa.'' vainly taken. At this point, tin* RoPion wing lialve.s, 'T. C’lark aiid AV. Hayhnr.st, \u‘re playing a fine iletensive ganu*. ^ Hall- time arrived wilh the score sheet blank. On re.''nming. Chalhnrn several times tried nnsm'cos.sfnlly to iienolrati* the homo goal,


hut in the end .scori'd. tl. M. Clark ran onl to inlerci*pt a pla.v(“r wlio < idinly pu'-seJ oyer lo Hi.* ii‘f( insidi* man. who found no diffi­ cult v in converting.


'I'lie homester^ tried


raid after raid. Imt. ev<*ry shot- just failed to reach tlie objective, and thus C'hathnrn won


•’lllyd had punted away Innn doy. .\


good opporlunity for Cliliieroe was spoiU'ii when Carstang placed ovev.'riie visitors goal had iwo narrow eseapi's and play, v.hieli was fast, was tpiickly transferred to the home goal wher(‘ two ahortive corners fell to Pres­ ton and. in a nielc' just aftemvards. .loy seored a second lime. N(‘Wsham saved clev­ erly from Harstang. lint tim visilors wevo (piichly hack in Ihe home ip:artcrs. Newsham was a>min tested, Imt the .shots lacked sling. .\ fre- kick against. Kelhdt on liie penalty !iju‘ was charged down liy Nmvsham uho laid on lh(' hall which, was tml :iway from a nick of jihiyers and. going away to the otln'i* end. a fanit>’ Iciek hv ( hihls entddiMl llanunond to head a lliird. Within five ininufes Hall had semed a fourth from e. hard first-1 iine drivi' :vnd. from a eenire by Til I eringlon. »8naiu‘ regislered Ihe fifth. Ilalf-trine: Die!:', Kerr’s, o; ( ‘lilheroe. 0. Imnu'dialely nn th” vesnmntinn. N’ -wsham


was foi'iunatc' to clear li'om Pmith, and I’opplewel! was only inehes wide from a tree


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shooting deterioratiMl hut from a heakaway Joy sciTii'd again, 1'lovd being, sadly at faull. Heys got in :i hot shot, whilst T.am.itm and Newshatn were on the ground, tin' hall just parsing ihi' ninmght. 'Moon was pidh'd np for ollside us he heal Floyd, ami tlie visitors goal again had a narrow escapiu hut tho lioim^ team seenu'd unable to gel thrnim.il. 1/aler, N'ewshain saved from Clarslang and l!(\vs. hut tlio Pimston team had not' finished. !\loon Ix'aiing hlovd sliortlv before time was .sonmh’d. Fiind: Dick. Kerr’s, 7: CHtheroe. 0.


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T0-IVI0RR0W*S MATCH AGAINST BARNOLDSWICK.


During the wee-k the Clitherne Committee


have signed Goo. S])eal:, the localjdayor^who was for four .sca.son.s in Dreston North Knd’s


Jefenco, and for tho last two soasonp with Loods United. Ho i.s not taking up his old position, Imt will ]>artner Garstang on iho left wing. Tho experimont. togotlior with iSpojik’.s rc-ontry into local football, will aronso a good doal of iiit-orost.^ Slingcr, to<i, after his indisiwsition, is again to tako his


TEAMS. Chathnrn (v. Low Aloor) at Chaihnrn: J.


Clark; J. AYilson and G.-Tdinhort; .1. son, S. Limhcrt and L. Frankland; L. A\il- Atkinson. G. Hornby


.son, J. AVliittakor, IF and A. Frankland.


P. Dailey (Clithoroo) has got Ihrongh the


second round of tho Dhu*k])ool Dowling Handica)) at the Talbot, but failed at SVaterloo.


1)V the only goal .seoiyd. fi’or th(' visitor': tin* halvc'» and hacks weia* iindaiinted in their (‘fforls to keeii out the oppo''ing van,'whil.st- the left wing luiir W(M'e perhaps the pick of tin* forwards. On the other si(h*. W, Ilayhurst undoubtedly jilayed the best, gaim* of the sidi*. closely followed


t»v T. Clark. 'I'he forward line played an iinpro\'ed gann*. though mor»* da.''h .should siil! he displayed. J. \V. Clark kept his


ehargi* wi'll and could uol ho hhuned lor tho


goal scored against him. Calderslones (v. Slanhill) : 'Willcinson;


Duxhurv atid 8ehofield: Parkiu"nn. \Vrigh*y and M’ iialh'v; Carr. Howard. Kohertsnu. l-’rankland. Ilaytou. Referee: S. Thompson.


Ulacklmrn. — FOOTBALL M.ATOKES,


' M’e are again jirepared to pav lor rt'pcn’ls of .lunior Fi'ague football matches. Wo want hri’“ f aeeonnU of the nmiclies, tn no easo mon* than fimr iiudias. :u\d |iaymei’.t


will hi* made at Ihe vale of t>d. per im;h. Reports must reach Hu' “ l'’oolh:dl I'.ditor.


n. .Market Plan*. Clitlu'roe, not later than 'i'n.’sday morning. “ (l<*py " r‘ C(*ived later will he’ ruthlessly cut down.


TO-MORROW*S MATGMES. RU.N'DAV


Parish C5hurch Hurst Green v Waddingtoii v


SCMOOIi TiKAGlJF.


V, Catholic'..—.!, 'rroltor. Uoltou.—J. Dobson.


Grindiclon.—J. J'!ut\vi.sllo.


Cha.l'hnrn v. Low .Moor.—A. Forrest. Referees’ meeting to-night (Friday).


I Imslor, trickier ami more .siiie, Clillieroe cjums ^ a had


nlauu :ilongsi(ie Cliilil-, > ’•> Clitlii'iuc


shouM rotrii.*n« .somoni' tliojnvstige they rnrfoitod liJst won!;.


for ;Mn, ami tlio toam will ho; Flovd; C'llil(l.^ ami Slingar : ■


— GRINDLETOW v. GI6BDRN. Tills matoli pla.vi'il ini the CImiah Mi'iulmv


at (•riml!(*t()u on Saturday last, \v*is the home.sters fii-st match of the season. Snialley won tho toss and sot the viMions to lace a strong wind.


(ii’iudlcton were first away


and. following good work on the right by (Jreen. lUaokhurn was only incln's too liigh wilh a fast drive. Cislnirn went, away ()ii the right and tho contre tested Keetning with a'*' loh shot which wa.s lij)i)ed over tluj liar for a frnitle,ss eornor. The lirst goal came after thirtv minutes play, h'ollowing a corner taken by (Ireen, a scrimmage ensiled in llio visitor.s goalnioiit.h. 'I’ln* cimtodian ran mil lo cioar, hut wa.s neatly tricked by Co>- tagon, who drovi* hard lor lht‘ (“onlro of the goal. The hall strmdv a defender and re- hounded into play, hut after a hot discussion tho roforo(‘ adjudged the hail to have crossed the goal line. \l was not long after that CIrimlloton scored again, this time through Jackson, who found llie net with a neat over­ head kick. After this Jackson ami Co.stagon scored for the lioinesters. while Clishnrn gained llirce beautiful goals iii (juick .suc­ cession. Final: (Irindleton. 1: CJishurn, J. 'I'here wa.s not much to ehoo,se between the


play <*f tin* l(*am.s. For CIrimlleton. Keeimng i.laVeJ faultlessly in goal, while the hacks were safe and .steady. The pick ol the hall- hacks was Smalley, who was a fearle.^s tack­ ier and a safe and speedy defender.


Ihe


forward lim* gave great promise. Jackson, kill* youthful winger, wa.s steady tlirongJiout. Hu* game and gave evidence of skill. Green was also a good forward who *ihowed speedy and acenraev. C'ostagon was a (‘levi’r centre and h(*ld his line togetlier well, 'rin* last goal he .scored was an accurate and wo]]- timed sind which had tho keeper puz/.leil ;ScoU and Hlackhuni were two resourcoln plaver.s. and lUackhurn Lhoroughly de.soryed lo ’score. Tho Gishnrn team were rather siowei’ on ihe hall. 'I'he veteran, \\e\ine.'.


played (‘xceedingly u*ell.


NORTH-EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL COMBINATION.


Goals


lllackhnrn Rovers Rnridey A ............ Walsden Fnited ... Portsmouth Rovers Knowlwood United


liOW Moor ............ Accrington C!oll. ..


......•!.. .2.. .1.. .1. ..11 10, ......:e . .2.. .1.. .0.. .i ;l ,.i . . T...1.


p. M' . L. D. F.A.F ..2.. •) .1).. ......d..


•) .1.. .0.. .3. ..11...-1. .1.. u


o .1.. ') .1. .. 1 17.


9...9. .1 11.


SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.


'I'lio lci<;k-ofl is timou \


^ .lusoii.


l>o|)])lowoll ami U.ioUiman; Smith, Hey.s, O’Dohorly, Spoak ami Ciar.stang.


Co-operative Societies Grant Last Year’s Rates.


PRIVATE CONCERNS REFUSE


Threat To Hold Up Supplies “ Insulting Offer.”


Strong deierinitialion to ro.sist an effort on


Hie part- of Manchester, JJverpiK)! and oilier dairymen to f'tcure milk at* less thuii h'st vear's prices wa.s <*xpi'essed at a meeting ot


’R-ililile.sdalo ami Howland faniior.s, hastily convened on 'ruesday attenioon to coiisiiler


the deadlock that had occurred. It, wa.s announeeil that Iho Co-operaltve


Societies' Federation, which purchases over fifty per cent, .of llm whole.sale .supplies in the valiev, had’ already agreed to pay Hie prico.s rcipiesled liy tlio fanners, vt/.: l.s. «d. per (Milon froMi October lo February inclu­ sive, Is. Od. for March, and an average oi Ls. per gallon for the six smnmor month.s Ihe montlilv amounio may vary very rflighlly but the iiri’ce for a gallon of milk lor twidve months will he los. 5d. The pnuluctive dairynnni’s oiler nnumnl.s lo los. 2d. J ne.\ i*tcpi-e.ss a willingness to give hut year .s prices with Hm exception of a penny a. gallon less for three of tho months.


'J’hey juiinmnce


an intention lo cliarge the same jince to consunier.s, and the I'eduction in the whole­ sale price, wotdd tillow the distrihutoi a margin of lOd. per gallon a!! the year round.


Strong Resolution. These facts having been explaimal to tho


farmers on Tuesday, they umuumo.usry carried a resolmion, propo.sed by .Mr. ^y. t^arr, timl seconded by Mr. H. Illingworth,


in liu.* following terms:— “ 'filiis meeting ol Rihbhv'tlaie amt , , , , ,


Howland farmers decline the prices offered hv the dairymen, considering them insu.l- ing in that they seek to liciicfil the dairy­ men witiiout reason hv impoverishing the farmer.s, who are already umh'rpaid. '.rhe meeting (h’terminc': to hold out


for the prices agreed Uiion by the Co-op­ erative Societies, and iiwtrncts fjirmers who have nut secured tho proi>er prices to hold up .supplies.”


Several fjirmers ofiered to .si‘ iid nulk-Uoats


and men to Manchest(*r with a view to retailing Dibble Valley milk direct to the


( on-mmeiM. ** Highv/ay Robbery.” !\fr. .1. Aspin. who has acted as the local


negotiator, jiresided at tho meeting, and gave an' milline of the ludoecding.s at various meetings. The first price olfered by Hie dairymen, he said, wa.s ];V. lor 1- gallons, or an average of 3s. .‘kl. per gallon i*aeh month. That offer was at onee doelincd by tho producers, and when next they met. the ofi'or was advanccHl to los. 2d, Again Hu* farmer.s could not accept, and it was sug­ gested that an t'lVort might he made to come to terms with the Co-ojierativo societies, lb* wTi.s one of the four ajipoinied to iniervu'w tin' Co-op(*raLivo n'jU’esontalivos. and lhi*y sMceeedt‘ii in .securing last year'.'- price>. It was felt that the terni': weia* •* ruimm^.'M*u( tho general body ol (b'legates accepted (hem. tiiongh he voted against the acee)>i:uice ol Ihe otfer. lia*^! year, eomlitions wen* exactly Hie i'(*vers.“ of th*L>e at ]»re>enl ojierating. Mi . Aspin added. 'I’welve months ago. the pri- vati* retailers accepted the tanners’ terms and the C'o-optM'ative Societies wonhl not. I hey fell into line rather Hum risk Hu* eutling olf op ?npplies. and In* was .'-:at i"fied tfi.at the .same wonld happen now with the privai-e concenis. Ilo realised tin* uairymen very strongly organised whilst, he was atranl Hie farmers playi'd into Hu* di''trihulnr.s hands hv not promptly n'j«*c(ing unsatislae- tory olfer-^. 'I'lie fanners simply kept Hie letters in their poekets and Hu* retailers at one.* assumed the prodnei'rs were wavering. If farineix wrote at onre refusing the oljeiv. a verv (hlfen'iil impression would he given. !!e'‘w:n satisfied ihal the priei’s otY.red were


little short of “ highwav rohhory.’ ’ Ilow tlu* dairvnien conUl lashiou to ofter such rale.s lu* (lid mU know. All Iho distributors cared about was (heir lOd. margin, and it seemed that to permit them this lug profit. th(' faniu*rs were to he expected to prodneo milk at a loss. or. at any rate, at jiriees that involved nuiking slaves of their fam- ilii'.s. Fanners were getting no interest on ti',:.* eapilal invi*-ted in iheir businesses, raid many a hundi'od were *’ goinv’’. the wrong


way." 60 Per Cent Sold. In reidy to a (lueslion. Mr. .V^pin said


the .smaMer dairynu'n were willing lo give tin* prices asked by the fanm*rs hut were oul-velud hv the big concerns, whose ohjeel was to crush out- Hu* .'■imdler men a.s buyers. Hi was int(*rosting to not*’ that th** S-aitln'm produe<*rs had rec('iv('d an advam*(' of om^^ sixth of a jM*miy ju'r gallon on last’ years price’s, 'filu* advance diil not .s('em much I'Ut would amounl to a cen.'-iderahle .sum in Hu*


conr.so of a year. Mr, H. Gook. the local seerelary. pointed


out that Hu* Joint Hoard had ceased to function and tlu* .storii's (*t dair.vnu'u that- they were offering Hu* Joint Hoard jirice was Hierefore false. It was also stated Hmi, Hie Go-(*p('rative Soeielits wer** oflering more tlian the farmer.s liad agreed lo accept, hnt tiiis also was .niitnu). 'filu* ( ’o-op.s. honght o\er oO jier cent, of tho milk sold wholc'a’e in Rihhh'.alaii*. and anoHu'r 10 i>er cenl. had lieen sold at the same rales l(> dairymen wlm were ('vidently no^t acting with the general organisatien. Having sold i*0 ])('v 0 ('ui. of their milk at satisfactory rates, the farnu*r.s wunild ho foolisli to accept le.ss for the ivniain- iiig forty per cent-,, as In* f»,‘lt e(*rtain ihe dairymen would (piioklv fall into line when they roalis('d their usual supplie.s would uol 1)0 forthenming. ATr. D. AValmsley: There is not the stlglit-


ost' need for ns to he fri'rhti'mMl. AVe have sold most of Iho milk, and the roniainder will not ho left on our hands fiir long i f we hold it. hsndv. AVr. D. Hitchin, .T.D., .said he could nol,


imagine a wor.se case Hum that of the dairy­ men, who w'ore out for increas('d margin.s and nothing else. The price to tho consumer w'as not to he lowered and the distributors would vory .soon ho in the had hooks of everyone.


What Governs Price.


Air. Afipin said the farmer.s’ rcpre.sentalives had told tho dairymen that if they could


FAllMEKS AND MILlv PKICES.


luui certa’inlv a case for the same, if not tor advanced rates. Tlie hay crop was ligliier though bettor; pivyemk»r was deaix*r, ami tlu’v we're faced with changes under tlio Aliik and Dairies Act and the Farm Wages Al-1. The dairymen held that Hu* co.st ol j)roilucti«.>n ha*i nothing to do with the pi ieo


inah price


111 of milk.


A farmer: Then what has.' Air, .\spin ; 'J’hey say they have


, ,


buy at the lowest prices they can Imee. and that is all there is in ‘ f- .


Air Hitchin said the distnhmors could . , ,


Mot (io witfiout Hihhlo Valley milk,_ wiHi its excellent (jiialitv and even (iuantities. 1 Imy mi-dit he able to do witliont it lor a .short titm*, hut they recognised Dibble \ alley milk to ho moro satisfactory in every way than imported .supi>li(.’S.


If only Hie iarmers would realis** the advantage lhai cmild ho


.secured from a joint-selling (*rgamsatiou there would ho an end of the annual Irouhlo. tiolleetivo* selling wa.s the key to the .*<itu-


at'iim. Mr. Aspin: 'I'lie way we .'»hall have to tiglii , . 1 . I' 1


now* is hv semling milk-lloats and mt*ii to Manclicslw tn i i ' j i l tlio (taii-yim-n al tlu-ir own |j;amu. Wu must luiwl; mir <nvu imlU. .Sovoral farmors at one- vnliiiiiouro.l to


suiul mill: lloats ami muii to Manclm-t'-r and Uio l■o.solutioll nuoteil aimvo mivniij lii'UM oaiTiwl,


Cliairman ailvisins tlio I'arnuT.s to .si;;u no coulracl tliat docs not, '.jitu last .vsir j I'l-ic-us ami tlial dous not provide tor a IL’ mo.ith-


Sllppl.''.


SUNDAY SCHOOL BILLIARDS. ORMl'I LKACUK.


lOd \V. Tumor .. 1111) J. Turner .. lOtl K. Duodale . 101) T. Stirzatior •Sit (i. Stt'ale.s ... !l!l T. t'oato.s ... :il H. Daw.sou ..


ahs....................... Maudicap ..


('0NG1!l''.CiATI0NALS v. WK-tl-KY. \V. Audurtou


... 1. Weaver -1


...... W. Seott ... U. Dawson A. .*:n>tt 100


. ,1. Swales 1


-1 . Itradloy


. itrad.'haw llaudiiap


SAWLKY V. CATHOLICS.


.Hi II. llluazard -1


1 1 K.


S!) W. Ill G. II \Y.


I■'ranklaud Holuate ..


liluazard . j-uud ......


IP I!ol). Nelson . 70 l'\ 'J’owusou .. PI R. Nelson .....


17o llandioap (5-2tl


MOOR LA.-B':


p.") A. Roliinsnn .. op ,J. Slater ......


Kilt W. Hmvarlli 7i) U. Dixon .... dO ,1. Howartli .


R. Cliatburn IPn G. Uvrne IIHI ,1. Ward KIP


.1 .laekson IPP R. Turner IPn


W Ralsliaw 1(111 M. DnekctI IIW


G t'.liallmrn inO llandivap .-or.


snn


V I’ARISM cm RCil- R Uleazard iOn


.................. M. i>y<- inn H K. .loiies Sn W Ireland inn


lilt) .1. Slater, jnn !U \Y. Webster . •j;i ,1. dVeli-ter .. 17-d Handieap


7-12 AYADDINO TON


Sd If. .laekMin ..... OS R. Hanson ......


inO Wm. Rootlnnau •dS K. dYilson ......


inn A. Smitb ....... 1(111 ,1. Wilson ....... inn S. Dniidale ..... 7:1 W. Rond ....... 12d Ilandieap


SIO


WKST HRADFORD CHUIU’U.


niATHFRN


10’.) \V. llolgalc ................. 300 C'ottsim ................... 100 J. I). Clu'.sior ......... C 00 A. Tiuoriiigtim ......... T. Lawrence ................


i7‘» llamlicai) Sit


100 .1. inn .1 . lilt) ,1. inn A.


, 'rinnliU'On A. limlson lot)


N. Hudson Fi. Howard


100 J. NuHall ................ y OJ F. Holgalo .................. T. W Ulmsler ........ * 1 ...................


LOW MOOR V.


Lol'tlionse .. Robinson .... Itnttei-wortb Kniebt


Pi) O. Tomlinson


Kill W. Saul ....... 70 I', iinds.m ...


inn ,1. Se.'die ..... 12d llandi<-a|)


891 Sl'NDAY AVKSl.K.Y V.


.10(1 il, 'I'aylor r. KIO ,1. .'■lavaee ..


85 AVni. Slineer pn A. S'iHirer .. PI R. II. Dickie


ino .1. AYilson .. Kin F. Taylor .. 70 R. Dai-kor .. 7d Ilamlicap


817 00


!>< 20


. l-'ranUland S2 AY- Rriuus lOt) C.Mrksbnlt 100 Handicap i7d


Slid


AiOUNT ZION. K Until.-rsall


1 -’ , Ootlim L. Smilbi-.’s -SI


F,. Winki'.y -dd R. I’reston IIX) .1. .Lines -dll


..... Y. Riley ion R. .Smitliies 82 Handicap I'-d


7()7


—.H K — SCHOOL LF.AGFF.. CONGRF.GATIONAL>.


.................... .S. Swab's 81 T Slone Pit


..................,"'a . Swales Kin ........ .1. llave.s ion


.................. G. D.-nby Ktn


................... r. Tbornb -r (in .............. T. Darkinsrn PI ..............A. Ik'iii'elt inn


.................. Handieap inH ?:ii


DARLSII CIIURCH v MOOR LANK.


ns K. Cowparllnvaitc ... (>P R. .Sharpies ............


ion A. AYindle ............. ino F. Harwood ........... inn T. Kino .................. ion D. Norman ............ (in K. ’Darkinjrton .......


ion AY. Sbarple.s ........... 12d llaiulicap


852 Ol lATl lURN VILLAGF.


ion M. Idesnii ............... 100 AAL Rnw.sUill ........... 99 K. Hnstwailo ........


ItX) tS. I.imbert ............. inn R. Daw.son ............. KKl U. Atkinson ........... 90 S. AlonI: ..................


109 L. AVLson .............. 7-d Handicap ............


.1. Harp reaves 100 C. S. Aspd.


., J. ilewslier


...... K. Flack ...... 1. AYindIo


.. T. M’indlo ■\V. Watldicar 100 ..... J. Slater ()'’i ... Handicap 32o


P21 AYADDINGTON.


..... T. Smith 80 ... "\V. La>vsim lo IL Wallhank 100 ... F. Hanson 82


....... T. Herd 7J ...... M. Dlnok oJ ... IL JaeUxon 100 .. J. Diigdnle 60 Handicnp 100


6S1


WKAT ABOUT THAT Wlfi-ER Over-seat or Evoniiif; Ri'ses -'On intend purchasing ' I will gunrant'.’'*


.satisl'aeliim in r“*'''r.'' We are sliowina a sn'-m'*


e.xehisive raiipe i.f Autumn Winter sainploo in imtli Gentlemens maieri.ils


and and


Lotties .ind


Our ariees will defy companson die quality ot materi.'-i and hign-


oradc craftsmansl.ip v.’hich is m-usin* fnto every garment, All garmnii-'i


: v y


promise supcrvisiiui


my


own i,U* on tiiv


in iii*r.'onal ROWE


Gk« uisk Bespokk T a ILOI! k in g s t r e e t


32, CLITHEROE


Fashionable mourning completed a short notice


.A. Cbnuili'e 100


;;................. R. Ileys inn J


. . .1. Kveles -n


.............. d. Wi;;nall Um .1. Knovles lilt'


Handiiap K'n son


Cl IATl ir l lN ' ll.l.ACK. w. Siniili inn


T. n.irlineiou lOn ,1. Limbert O' K. Driver 100


J.


T. Rislitoii -dO Robinson SO I--, .lolls P2


.1 Malliold inn llanilie-ap 100


700


ton too [tin toil


T'l


out a case for a smaller wholesale tl'.ev would coll.^ider it. 'Jhe tarnu‘r.s


__________________ --;


C L I T H E R O E


-NKXT WKKK-S M.Vrnil-S. Olt.MI-’, I.KAtll'K,


Clilliuroo Wusley v. \Vadiiiimt"a. Sawicy V. .timiiit Zion.


I’arisli Gliuncli v. (.'hailimii t'lnmdi. Cliatlmrii Vilhmu v. \Vu,-t llradford, Oatliolic.s V. Con;;ru;.atioiiali.st6. I;ou- Moor V. Moor Lane.


a right to


SUNDAY SrilDOl, Id-:Al!i:K. Waildinotou v. Clitlu-rou Wusivy.


(tlmtlmni Gliurcli v. I’arisli ('luiiv!i. CoiiKivsalioualists v. Cathulir.,. Aloor T.auu v. I.mv Moor.


BY


E. F. Nightingale 3G, HARE HILL.


PIMLICO. CLITHEROE ORGAN REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. 1 11" muutiuM; tormiuatecl. tlu- THE ‘ SUNLIGHT’ Centre Drau;;lu. Incandi'scuiu I’arattm l.aaip. NO


SMELL NO


SMOKE NO


PRESSURE V.. . ECONOMICAL W..:.7L' . cf 8^ EFFICIENT AY unit). 2n-l,irie. Ilciobt to Simile Riim l.'llin.s. Ilcialit


overall 2-dins. Complete with Wii-k, Cliimae.v, AVire Mantle Support, Pin. Kami tliul Sbade, Carrier, Cleanino llrnsli, \Vu-k Trimmer, and two Mantles.


strone cardboard box with lull w.irinm; instruct ioiu.


PRICE 31/6 EACH CnrriiiRc Taiil. Particulars and Lists ol ll.aiu;uig Lamps Irom


Eindley Pate Jr. GISBURN, NEAR CLITHEROE


MEN!!! Have yon tried the


SOUPLEX BLADE


IF NOT, then for your temper's '.akr, make it.s ucpiaimance nwlay. Aoe


will Bit li'<- ipiicke.st anil mosi c.Miil.iii able .shave vu i have over bad, A..U . ' I HAl.l' TMK FRICK. 2di i>er .iuzvri. er 2R1. each. Obtainable tr.mi : A'■


AA'Ii'L.ker. Cast!.' St'-eei; Tlieo. and Sons, A'orU Street; A\. 11^ t-.intb and Sons’ Rookstalls; Lords ('mmi,-i.-. Ltd., Rawdlands: K. Fye, A'ork Str..'t


ARlwiUTYE Ladies and Gents Tailor


NKW F.-\8H10XH -nnl all llm Cl'itlis 111 .Imiul for Ladies and Gents wear for Atituinii :tml


inter sea-on. Rea! Genuine Bespoke Taiioring


Evcr\- Gariiient inaile "O tile pr.-nii.'. Prices the Lowest


Inspeotion ami Cniitpari.snii ilivdei Mournins r. Speciality


27,


WEL'LGATE ■CLITH KROK.


Astliina, t'.mstipali.m, Faraly., N'ervon-s TronU.'s yield ’''"'r'',',''''' ;',,


Chiropractic ami U.<ttopaline n — FJH* —


J.


w. WALSH, CMIROFRACTOR


al I’arked in ,a SAFE


D.C. Y O K lv S T . ( I . IT I I KRO<-


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