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T H E C H A I R M A N . 11 --------------- *


--------------------------------- -------------------- By JOHN WALLIS.


u iili bill a small number of odieial.s lo assist bin. in the ta.vdcs ot dai ly lif,,. There would b.; a bum. (d collide, ami a enphearer .i -i.T ;n,d hi>hop; a /'Oil


olio o.,i kille.l by aecnleii t) and retainers ,iill!i loiii to raise the nat ional war-«-rv loudlv


iiiii-ide Iln* palace walls dur ing the kim^’s ........ ..


Arr. (;, Mrs. Tojiiliii- • tiort (jii.


J p . Kuslitoji. Mr. ;uul .M,-.s. t aihl (loi'tio.st


/.io.


•''' "• i'»<di>h i li iio, any numher ; la\-eo!iee- io, . a few, and tlm.se. dosperatc men who w.iuld Iioi tear to t.-u-e a ta\[>ayer armed to liio lootli: ol tlu*>e and sueh as the.Nt*- oj-oat iniplo hoar ls whrt marelietl breast forward


......nation.-, wbioli u cor iain section of >,noii,t\ 1* :iiloiiiptin;i at the pi'esetil


iv:m i I.o neoe>>ary framework of civilisation ...ii.oiol. Iliey took tlieir diili^-s, 1)};,. i ) , , i r I'.i iN. very Mnn-li as Hiey eame. witinml ili.po- nerve-storiiis


i'ii|ubmM-. hln* apin'inlicilis. as tlmn<ih not Ollier liiciii was to he wilfidly and iinfor-


o! wise eonn>e!lors a .set,re "in- ( nili>ed mail was imti l reeentlv eoutent (ar two’, i’n -i


I’ow, and yen will mi 11111e.s i roiii n*.w .


1 iieiil.selve-, wit.li triend. who m.iy b,- t he back of t In* ball Xoiliin;; a l t ra e i s ib' luj-'; so null il a- t t lnc ii-t Noui'.seit silem-e by’ ** A \ . I'.'cd out ot y«nir band evciiin;;.


Xei’vous cbainiieii i },h- .


ti Mi] me I Iter. • oud-n tchI .' eil


• .s\ni|.atliv ot ill' and inak ihn


Will il >tiird\ and 1 i ni.-ted


to provide i>lld-\'eiee.| II at


in I ernipi lon.s.


iiiipi'u; ekcti in I •■rnipl mn. be t liel Mll;.'Jd} I'edliceij lo and tin* meeting will lol ibr leH ol I be


“ Ladies ami eent l e i n e n (A \ei( .-; ** Xe!


and tt'inpei-amoMtal time t',,


-uoai ' ly wanti iio jn some of ‘ the liioher ;',;.o n| ihe cnhurei l life, I ito-,o ollicials have to-day lost miicii of


lAOL FQPv


nt.s (il a parcel of ;i case at


lonciay, wlieii •bouror, of


fii:iri;oii witli roller driver,


rds .semliiij; t|j« 'In* parcel was the money was informed. interviewinj'


t


:inj; llie money thef t was coin- moment.


DUS for larceny !io pleaded for


he money. month’s liard


!ul his parents lo willi him ;is


th a t he had ackiii}i up l ie Inis suimnt t in.4


him. lo iiave


I idol* yon oU|:lit


)KI)S E'W


Iv o v e r ami la is now


J of Records p th e s e yell


iuL' th em til


I r aid records ■mlirr i ' i t l i


[ VC, we are q u a n t i ty in


| a ew records t Cl'lltcil.


ES 'REEl'


sTiKiK IMl'ROVEMENT.


VALUE OF MILK RECORDING IN LANCASHIRE.


PROPOSAL TO ELIMINATE “ S C R U B ” SIRES.


I’. -I *11 Siiinnliiv. I.iinl .Sl'Uil'-.v. ■ 'I I'


I. i j , I |,i-i-iil"nt in smci - - i"i i


Mv Il.imM .):irl;,.ii!l. .1.1’. I OidifiiHonvIO. • in,., lii-lil 111., iiosilinil ' • V. riil vv.nr-. In ;i


'tHL ilisi ini'l um li'il'il Slnnl-V


t'n i!n* ni'itiini mI Hr . 1. .Stnrnt. ■•(.•■■s >yjTii


blET^ tls fvoy. SCO.


ley «: " 9 .1 5 ,0 0 0 pN L EV .


[i & Mar s i lei i p i i n o e . [a c k b u r n .


I r in g t o n .


| ‘bc Street, tOD.


' '


■: : ilnil, L- u'.Milii Inivf tin; l inn' t ' - i P"--- I'lini'iir.- in ni ri'itl inix nU’ii’n.


.......>. .i l.v .Hr. W. II. I'MiP'. Wlmi'li'ni. n wii.n Mil..|iif pltii-inL; -'It


• - 'I- lit . Mppri'i’iiilinn nf llii' I'liuni'ni


' i.'iv ..r.'tniU'il n vrr» prnnil pnstlinn in cnuniv in-cLty.


I . ..


' ' miii’.'iieallv. and iiossihly imi rmauemt.N. r.<-ii'ilin.-'wns linins .v.nnclly oitm-'-'


C " ! ■


Ml'. .I..Ml;.„n. in n'p'y..s;inl Hn' T.M_n,;M.*liilv it ivn- “ “ t


r ,■1 11,.ml In Ihn .*ncirty tun' I". !>'" i-inlint: innvnnu'nl Ity U"' rotinn?A , .


iTiI piwiiinn «'.is .Mi-.iilily inipt-nv-


• ■ :i",l .n Pir .1.^ pn,,il,ln 111.' HninnloiniMil , il l. .. \ , . rn . nili'iivniirintl I" i-<tnn''t"'s'


" ■ il,.- li.'T'.lv i-nlnml I'nr U"‘ In'i'il cnnipnii- ' '■■I I,.nl .•.vpr,'..M-,l In liim tin"'- f-'''™! ■"'M. ritilinii nf ilii' iniprny.'im'iit llml I""' in 111,. I'lniriu'lnr nf tl'» rMilln. *|y viir.* Innl <'l:iP"‘'l sincn


I" Iin..


li. mL -• ’.all.


, 1„, .MW II),. .<tn,-k. nnd 111" i-lniiinnivii- irli ,1 ilnii lln-v cniilil IniriUv In'lmv.. tlm l!„. ..Min,.. Till- -.K-ii'ty Innl -I-’'''; -J'


'i .i. 'i..i"ii,"l "'i . ' . l '■ .1-


'"'II'.'


" n 1.. 111.. a.I..


i.'L'I.liT(nlsi I


" " ‘‘nets ear-markini£ thei r .slock. bre-d


i;mM.. w..,li in ..nrnnnn.linn tin- slncl:


.111 ,,f ,.xi*l,.|R.,.. (Ili'iir. wi-ro iio «lonbt it wa*< ill,.


...n,.,l T',.'linr..n Imll.-. I in,,, wlinn


...u-niMrl;,.,l "'"'lid pr.ihahly «(•!. IIUlo nr tm return ter


till* (‘spens** lncurn*d for the '■' at imis, b,,{, j,i p.„ vears t ime it was gmnn ni’ike all till* dilTerc'nce liotwcon a man h'diio well off and hadly ofT.


to i *nifire.^s Ihe mx*at i- inumr lance nt Ol !!>*'>'


erossi' s I'l'iKs,..,


slnrl; wiUi trnm


from riM.nnltsI


llmr.. wnillil H’oio**'i


i-iilln'. ■ -- Iirsl. poliry I"--' m-


Iniil.v. Tin. •• -<Tnl, “ .-ni;li'- ' ' 'I" ' '" III,,


uniim J',’ I irar l .


1 n-''''-


Tlinv wc-r,. rnm- In.


In l>'iy iivnU-


tliri'c


■ II..),'. ..r mnliini; fnrlln'i- mlnri.mn'- in I' VV. Til,, iiiilir,.* win, InnI ln■'•n in-pc<'l-


STOMAGitS TiflOUBLES


^Q U IC K LY RERfljEQIED |)iM,r,l,.r> Ilf ill'. .-l"m:ii'li nn'. tli.m'i'iilly


whit'll '-,'t.- tip fynm-ittiitioti within Ih,' stimltK-li itml


.*p,.iiUinn. tilwti.Vf. ciiii'-.'d li'irmfiil tifi'!


||.iv.. „nly l„ ttO till of th,' ..xi-.'s- :oi,l Mini Ih,' whoi,' li'oiihl,' will li'iiv,' yiiii. lli-ti|.al,',l M.i)im.>i;i i- tL‘‘ iiu'ilif:illy-:t,lvi-i’d ^vay ol


iin"iii-iiin Pt'iii. , Vnii


ilii'ia.' Iliit. Tl“ ' iii-ltiiil' IKK.Ihility of ilitfi'stiv,. pain fc'ams to I'si.sl,,


liecausL* lb<urat(*d MaKUcsia immediately iieulraliM's the acid timl thus n*movc.s the


c*aus(* of tin* disci»ml‘*ri..


Whether .vour trouble lie imlijiesliou, }^as- tfiti.- ni" ilv.-papsiii, if if «‘ansn..| paui in fit,'


^


.sloiniifh liisiifaU.d Ala.4n0.-ia will 4ivo you Iho ivlii'f yon havo lonn .-on4ht .


.\nv


,.h,.|iii-t. i-ait .-npply yon; It fo-t.- lull Ip •I'i- for I'ithi'r powdor i,r tahh' t forni. and th,'


fir.-l doso will i.onvim-o .von that yonr


.stoma,.h tnnihh's will ipimhly ho romwlie.I bv lihis .sound, safe, son.sihlo proparatinn.


franc is too woak to talk inucli. — “ AVall Street Journal ."


Tmidde with a frank <leht talk i.s tlmt the Mi'U


.S|,v<-iiil -.-m-i-Ml rm-iiiiK "1 .Soi-u-ly Mt


■


bim in a cara- lie packed uj) a 1 lie placeci in


n-.rld I- inicoted with a virus which drives 11- i*> iiiooi in eroiips and horih's n])oii any and cvi-ry mcasion. necessary or useless, ■| iio-o loiiipoiary eanj^s, as tr ivial and tis iiamici i t as ihc dancino columns of onais 1’ ill-il lio\er like siHoke above tin* t r i ‘i‘-io)ts .11 liii' .-ca-.oti of the yetir. must needs liave l oiii rolling s))ii i t. Why this tuti*lary lie-


II,;;. liotiiod wiih a li t t le lu'ief tint horify. I.... . be ealled ** 'I'ln* C’l iainna 1 1 wo eamnd


:boir power, Kin;;.s and ciijiheaiers alike liow liciore the prmni dominion of an • oil Iioi ii V which ihoir pfed(‘ct‘>sors never : ill diort , :is .Mr. .Micauher used to .i\. till- a;:e ol the «*hairmaii is upon ns. 'I’lie


( ailed lo I’liii'-idi'I' lo p.illdel'. er II veil pia*- L‘t‘ il to- lo ask or in aiiswa-r. or to setth*. Ol'. holleiHcii and e,. ||ih.- ,. | m.-ati


voice; **>11111 HI', you eld as s !" i *• Wiiat I nn*aii to say i>. as ymi ail iindcrst a iid. kliat two and two deii't make a siiminer and that t*iie swallow i.s uer i i i a band I mean a tinker


Imlore, leli my


in tin* pn* and or


il notes I at liiln't


ilial. i;


1-


(»tln*r. don't yon know ? ulu tn* pos-,ibh* lor yen. iliat .sente i)| Us, er nr sniii,- nl


in t fa- i. Im-<-


.'•otiimit icc asked t in* coiiimi 11 cc.” ( .\ \ .n.-e : t ba t is. 1 Mica n t e sa w


lionn*. a id a Ibai


lliel I'.


I, u a! length enijuire. Possibly liecan-'O i.lioii liii.' itch tor lioldin;i inc«-mio,s tirst .iil-d the Sons of men chai tc were beam*,


-..It in riie ( 'b a i l ' " and Iooke<l as wise a> Mil' ilireo men of (ioi liam in tln‘ir bowl. iiainrall> -iaimed tin* ti t le, as markine bim ■ ml tiMiii the coiiimonuf sort who merely .sat oil tboii- li:iniiclie>. III]!, '•erioiislv. we shall do l^neii..;|l life a inin-.ii>e if we fail to ai>j)reciale the , all V. bidt iia-' been played by tin* chai rmen


ami on the WA-ll-known [.rineiple of di.>lin- ;o;i-i;iiio poot>le Hot by what they sliaiv with Hibcr^ lint by wliat tin-y sellislily ki-ep for 1 li. :;io i\C-, alone.* tin* impor tant man who


.1 iiM- iiioj.'. e \ e r .siin*e .hdin Hrydeii toolc lb-' - bair at Wills' C'olfee-house more than I ' liuiidred vears a|.to. In winter - l ime his -b.tir ua-' •'«*1 h.\' the iireside. and ln*rt* of an ;.;:.iiioon he >ai with liis pipe and his I ;i-e. while around him eai i iered the lirioht I'.d.r,'. ef wriief.s whose l i lefarv disciis-.ions ’ rn.o.i and unified the liiste of Knelish wrii- i*- for a c*e:ilury or mort*. ( 'Mnilis,- I lionsa nds of nieetin;is since Iho.-e li.iM opened with the lornmia ** l.adie.s


•


.ml (b-iit leinen, I hc«i to move that .Mr. !.■.■^•n.•ak take the ch a i r .” .''^oiin* <larin*i 1- 'iou -o(-mds this : it is put to the i iiecline:


II I. . .1 n led nein : con : or niian :. as the case 11 a lie; Mr. Kverspf*ak smiles with tliat !•:ll'l■^ ai i ' fael ion whi<-h arises wlien we are m-i - va-ily potfeil n pwi l l i pride, hni eent l \ .ind do--iroitsly eoiiscioii.s that the appr*)ha- ii -ii ..I oiif fellow-men has m*t been mis- !'L> • d 111- feels that .Mr. 'I'acit or Air. Sib*iit "I .^ir. ('.jiition-, coidd no doubt have eot the - iln*oiii;li in time, hut that lor really •rt.iiniiu; th<* min-l ot tin* nie«*line In* is ef all men. and accordingly In*


il> I • - I lie chair.


d, . I anvihine h u t : In* om-eb-s in his he .-.weals wiih i ior ror : In* eriji.> the -if tile fatal el iai r : like tin* Ain*ieut \ l i i in. r lie bme^ to kei*p the ileiitisl in talk


I le knows it is n.d


n--,-: 1 incpa ra lerv to an explorat ion with ;1. -hill iu-i to .v(*e ul ieiher tin* ti'TVe is I. • .lead .If n o t .


!l..\in:; ia!;en the chai r , some cliairmeii b. i-. n i‘l tile powers ol ....... ell. like the n.mn wl;.. li;m in^t been lixed Ui» iiv tin*


teenther . and ce||snb-r I*V e net by •inrscLes, I no an. er ra Mean. to SCO s.-lves :i!oiiH lad ics


• 1 bavc and the I asked


d aril liii't


at


l.i ent least


witii indieiian: leek- at \eu r bai k ) ** I bis i!n-ct inn i , new (■Iii‘efs Ii-d by y.nir tfiend.) I lavine ii"i ilir--i|eb t li i' , yen m;i\ ln'


trusted It) ent ihieiieli aiimliine.


j-pniiine belore 1 was si> rml« l\ inierrnpteii (pfolound 'cjisatieii i.| syiitpatliy. (oiipled t rii'i op


vbetl


Init toeellier. \oii i i ider ' l . ind. to wlielller Ue coiildll'l ei*I beiulid olir- aiid stand well in Ir-'iii. and piisli nd piiil oni'seLr-. tonciber and a id and eeiitleineii. ;is | ^aid at llie be-


I lie


sweet yeiiim bride sani lit her lill'balii slie saw Iiliil eat ene e| liel* sin>i pnd<lines, and yon beem m in d e r ' ia i id why the Ib'itisli Kiiipire lia- survived Wembley am! I be I’arl ia me It I ary ( 'eii'i 11 ii t ion. \ eii may new wipe yelir lieal<-il brew. Jilaee yeiir watcii. as osteiitat ieii.sly as its i|iialit\ wd! permi t , eii the tahh* befiife yen. a td Speinl llu* rest ol ilie (*\t‘llilie dlilWiiie tllliltv laces on liie Idol 1 iiie.papcr.


|*ay iie a i teni ien


wliatever to tile vieoi'oiis api'e.ai' addressed to you under siali forms as •• Ibii. .Mr.


Chai rman.” ” I appeal to ymi s i t .” ‘•.'i irely. Mr. Cl iairman. onr leliow-eoniit ry men eannoi Im* s-o li lind,” ete., etc, Th«‘se are hut tin- line liowi'fs ot dehate.


wh(*lh(*r yon thinl; our <ommymen can be so idiiid or not. Yon will ereat ly eiihaiiee yeur reputat ion


.\obody eafi*.' twopenee


p.!a nee amlieliee


as a eiiairmaii it troin time ie lin-r yon jnnk with an ai r ol eciiih* .surprise at the 'p»*aker. and t)n*n iiist rai><* your wateli enio nm* edoe. not by ativ means l i l i ine il entirely olf the tahie. iiotliiiii,: so vnlearly siieecstive ol tlie pas-aee oi time as that , ei lonr.-e. hni inst pho-im: the ihiinili of the leli liaid on t)ie nni at ahmii live o'eloek. and Imld- iiie till* ktiol) helwceii the lifsi and s,.|.,,nd lineer.s (still ol the left hand) iimve the wateli slowly te and fre unti l \i>n have -,;oi tin* li^ihi ipiite lielit on ilio iaee. When yon hav(* fully a|>prised \oiir>el! .i! tin* iimo. b'ok oiieo more, bin slowly and a- it were pilyiiiely. at the spoaKer until you have with year eye. Now is the limliieiil. watch smartly to iii<* table and elU ire


xed liiit! Drop till


aompr '1 be


speaker i- d the aildieiiee


i ; in-.mb blit still is iimihle to leave tin* ■ tni::. I'.ven .so tin* timiil ehai rnian sits 1 t-ni:-. until with a iniehiy elfort he pulls


, b ,iii ibe hefliv. ahonl the dri l l, about tin* -:i:b-!- ai i \ t l i ino to kei*p him a\ray Irom


i I!:: ' li iiieelbi'r , fi-i’s to liis fet' t. ainl he- :'in '111- ehai rnian’.s addre-'S, l.et liim not


iiai.- in tin- snntoiiie moment tin* chair-


I.MI, nil-, s tut tered out ** l.mlie.s and oeiitle- : ' I . lav mblress is Tin* Laurels. IManlaoeiiet


■. it


•Il ‘iidiimlv elt


blow its no-i a monii’iit oi ebhine-l ide. .Mill'll mofi* that to tin* ehairinaii 's ;ientli*


l«ei:


l|s I.< -llllille it- I loesii'l know why. tile lior** -llb-i.los


en ed . be .ai l ' t -


. Tile IV why. •et .and and III like an


art liebuies, mielit he imparled. Imt at this crisis in onr allairs it is sni'icirnl to eon- einde with the welLkinnvn w.ual- of the jioei ;


n f all tlie Woiid’s or«*al boi-oes 'I'here's Horn* iliat can eompari- With a lowrow. towrow . tow row . M'ilh the man tiiat lakes the <liair.


.lOIIX WALI.IS. in suppR'i't i i;:i a j-r-'posid that piop;i;^anda


me(*iiiif;s shoidd be held in vai'ioii.* parrs of tin* eonnty. Mr. W. H. I’.doc (Wlieeitoiit said that liy imniti' of ll•‘’ordin!; Im had lia.seil the avi*raoe annual yi.-ld of liis lierd fiom h - s than oitli oa'ioii- i-i about 7tH* oailon-. inelniiiii^ Iieitei''*. Li(*nt.-Colonel 1'. D. UoluKson t ('1 iIiieri)e’i


am! -Mr. I’- D. Sib iM-k ( Poulton-l<'-l’'yld.‘i weleonmd the sn-.;i:esiion that prop.i^anda work on bohalf of reeerdiii;.; -lion!*! be under­ taken. and a siib-iomininee vva.' appoint<-d to eive elfecl to tlie prope.sal. It was repoi tod that a re-.I'ni ion in favour


of tJie iV'2i--t ra t ion of Imlls w-ed ill i.iilkum licrds bail Iv'cn pass.-d ilie .Maua^inHMont t 'oininittee and liad al-o bis-a l•mlor.>l■d lo St>im* milk reeordintr soejeii .-. Mr. Hand-! dai'ksoii amioiMiced tlmt ilii- proposal for the eaminali'Mi <d' tlie " . - e n d . " sire would «*oim* befori* tlm Centr.-l Cevmi l of tin- Milk llceordinw Societies to be held in London on Abuidav. It wim probabb* that that boilv would pas-s a stroiu; I’eso'ijtioii. and in Ilia! evenV tliey mi;;lil, lx* abl** to piisiiade tlie .Ministry id' ,\t;rioiilt ur<’ to toke some step-


in til** matt(*i. Mr. 'r . Siua r l . d.lV. Xew iialL S.e.veiby


fviec-president and clir.irman of tin* Mampp'. nient Coiiimili ’et . -Mr. *las. Allsup. Wliiti- inoham Mall i viee-< liairniaiD. and .Mr. (I. Uibbv. ll!ackpo(d t -eci etarv and t r»‘asnrer ’) . were iinauimoiisly re-i*Ieet(‘d, and binli tr ibute was paid t'* t lnin for their .ervic“s.


- eleeirie;. the


afeU lim


I den'l I Mlid ” < .\


^ ‘>1 ) " l.ailic- am! e,-jitlcmcn. let .Midi 'J i th one deploral*h* e\ iep! ion. yam uu- delib'cdly a l e ” ( ,\ vei .e, * * j 1 ea T .’ Il - *a r I” > wy are met tliis eveiiiii;; in i»i aliem!" nri«*s a.eain* *• Tlit-. iia-emm


Im-<*h


TE WREROK S’ EDG N A CSSOIATIO


H N.


I T S C U K i 'O .S l . ; A N D M K T I I O D S .


l ( 'onl r ihnl , . , l . )


ol III,' " .\,lM.rli,M.|. an,I ■l ini,... •• |.,,ii,',.,.,|j|.., II". ii„.,.|iiio i„ l„. |„.|,1 lo-iiioiii I',,,.


I I.' aily,.rliM.|M,.nl ,n laM l.’ri.lav'., i.,,,,. "


p;-,. ol I'.nMlno a loan,I , ,,l Woilo-,.- r. ,In,al l ..11 .\s.-,„ia 1 ion in ( 'liiIr'I'oi,, niav liar,. M'l


1114 any mi,.|i .........


ni..., I'na nl anil wh.ii ini,'n'.,l il nniv h-m. lor Ih,.).; ,.|v,...


pi.o|,|,. ,.n , |nirino whai il,,L I l ia ill Ih,.


„r a'n>w,.|.


WTII ten. I he Workers I'.diieat i<4n .\sstieia I ion se»*i'i,


lhal ifiix arli,.|,. is


to hav.’ oi-ewn on: .>f tin* ( ’o-op,*ra t ivt* and ilie I imcr.siiy I'.xtension .Moveim*nis l>utb ol which at tempted in thei r own ways to -s.atisly ihoj^rowiMj^ need tor oducaiion alpem-' the Workers. It wj., with the intent ion m


7


providine an edneataui of mneh deeper ami iiioiv !;i-iine ’.njia* iliaii these I wo «>rna nisi- lions emdd ..tier, tlmt the Work«*r.s’ I-Mueii- tieii Assnrialioii was fori.... 1 hy .Mr. Alhe'rl .Man.'bri(|e(* and a lew siiiiilar ardi'iil sidriis in l•^•l•^lary. I'Dd. Much intensive work, nimli lirelcs-, eiitlnisiasii! must have heeii exp(*mled ill ilh.s,. tiisi years <if ibe new ' ‘'I'o'iC N'arioiis work(*r.s' associations


oave (•ncoiiraocnient to I lie loiimlers. and oradiiady tlie synn.alhv ot many I’niversitv leeiurer.s was woii. unti l under tlie .................. ’v


ot llie Uisliiip III .Maiiehesier ilie «>i'i'a iiisa t ion eim’rocd III the loriii tlmi ua* now know The aim of llie W'orkers* Kdiieation Asso’eia-


tmn is to oliiu- edneat ion oi Cniversivv s tandard lo any adult worker hv hand o'r hrain who may wish to prolit hv it. 'I’im insirnet ion oiv.-n in .>nr .schools', valiiahle as il is. ran tup providi* the su>ppin;r -.p,,,,-. to knowh'doc. ;,m| yi*t as onr lit(* mid social (‘ri'a iiisation cfow in intr icacy and eoni- jilexity. ilie iiced Pu* an (*v«*r-iiicrea.-.ino nnmlu*!’ ot men and w.»mi*n of I’ipe intehi- J.;eliee and d(*vcb*|.(*il )>oWels heeoiiies mon* and more luvssjn^. .\ cfowino proportion ol (hibl ren eoinimie ihei r (‘diieation into adult years. Ion (he vasi majoritv liavi* Imli* opjiorinnity for leanii iio. la'yond whai is olUred in the v«)ealionaI t ra ining o) evi*n- niLT scliools ;iMd l^*^•hniea! insi ini ies.


j:iviii;X men an opi»onunitv for vocational t raini im ihai would ciiahle tli(*m to win a lieiter economic position in tin* world. Inn at hcljiiim lliem to dcvelon witliin lln*m- s chc - piiwcr.s that would muKe tlieiii wortliv oi the name of men and wonien'-contndled, reasoned,


,if il^. or,,uiid on which they


stood, eapahh* of deal ino decisivelv with llie jiiohh‘m.s of ilie future. .Mr. Alhert. .Maiis- hrid^e maiutai t is that the old i(h*al remains: **Tli.* old ori^in.d faith .»f ilie Workers’ I'.diicatifUi As.socialion. that man is destined, il he would live ari^^hl. to ih*velon his miml and liody in tin* powei’ of the spi r i t , not he- can-e it w ill serve some speeilic piii'jiose, hut hecause it is the law ol his heiiiti, .still s tands to us as tin* i(*ason for (*duealion in our tiiin*.” Sueh irainin; : tlu*n tin* Workers’ I'.diication .\s<ocialion oti'i*rs in ail tired


have it in thei r own power to choose anioii;ist such snhie.tv and a> far as po-sihlc"'to noiiiinale llicir own Icctun*!’. When -nns* a hi’fiiich has hcen lornn*d. and a siitlii-icni number cur..II.-d to form a class, tin* mem­ bers (b’.'idc .•iiiion*;si ilieiiiseivcs wliicli .siib- ieei they w ill s tudy, and wln*tlier tln*y ih*- sii’c to lollow no tin* same I’ourse for om*‘ V(*ar nr foi- three.


lor yvill lit* -Ill’ll as are neneraily t*alculaied to L^ivc this iiroadi'iiitiL^ i*tb*ct, whih* appeal- in;4 (lii'ectly to tin* workers' interi*s(s: I'.imli-h Lit(*ra1111't*. I’>\clmlo^v, UioloLiv. In- dii - irial and .'social llistor.v. I'lionomic.s. or even .Mn-ical Aj ipre' iat ion.


'I'he .students iihviiiiisly the .siiidv of'(In*


.-ame siihicci for tliree' years will emdih* lecturer and stinlt*iii to pein*irale more


det*|i|y into tin* matt(*r. and consi'ijin'nlly to eviract Iroiii it tar more ;^;ood than can lie "btain. ’d Irom the oin* y e a r ’s ci)nr.s(*.


tin* th ree \»*ars' tutor ial clas-cs. I(*ctun*rs of \ niv('isity s iandine m-,. sent down.


Inn* 'I’lie


class cniidiictcd ..II (In* tutor ial method of inn* Inmr’s Icctiii'i* tollowcd hy an hour's dis­ cussion ot pn.hlenis arisiiifj; out of tin* ma t te r (h'liit with l»y tin* tutor . The discussions oMi’ti torm the most iutci i 'si ino and valuahle pari ol the coni'i*. 'I’ln* h*clui'(*r tlicn conn’s inlo direct, loncli wiih tin* llion;'lits and ditrmilties ol Ins pupil*. Tin* snhiccl itself must ;^aiii in vi tal i ty liy iln* snhieclion to tile tests of iiio.lcrii pfoldems of li fe. ' .\nd tU(* puj i!»- re.'ip J^r.-in henefn from the in­ t imate coiilei’ence ot mind with mind, and trom tin* claritica 1 ion o\ ideas tliat always results from tin* at leniot lo **.\prr>s lln*iii.


.sary, ainl ossays on relevant Ionics are rc*- (luired re:;iil.irl\ troin eaeli stmleii!. Tims at the (*11(1 »n tin* eonr.*(* the (*aeer pupil will bud liim-eli vvilli a L;..od uraso of soims stdi- ieei. ami ^enerady r. iili hi> inter»*st. awykenei! t<> s.-ek s.inn* new lield of learnint' . nr I.. e \amine still more closely tin* one he has ju.-l discovered.


'I’l. dt*'ire tin* fullest i.eneilt. however. Ir.mi the lecture and disenssj.,n. a preliminary Ilf tin* iiTesi'i’ilifd tex'. book is neee-!-


I'bo Workers’ I'Mneation .\ssoeia t ton is


#niiporieil partly hy volmnary coin riliin ions and -mall lcc> Iroiw tlu- stnd«*iits. and partly hv Stati* aid and tin* lielp of tin* local clii.-al i..n aiithorii ics.


piirpos,-- several • • d i s t r i c t s ” have been toi'iiK’d with their siih-divisions of •• iiranehes '• and “ al!iliat(*d societies.’’ l'’.ae)i stud«*nt pavs a minimniii snbs(‘ri))t ion ol one shillino p».r aminm lo tin* l . ramh, and each alliliati’.! society half-a-erow n. Tliw (iistriei is then sunp..rted hy tin* l.raiiehes and iiniividnal di- lriet nii'iidn*i's who pay aeeordiiio to (heir resiiijre»*s. 'I'in* student Is ais<> (‘\pe. ' t i‘.l to prov idi* hi - own text wliieli he will always lind to Im* id moderate eo-t. tin the otln*r hainl In* has frei* acci'ss to a h-ndiui; library of reference bool<s pro- viti(*d by tin* .\ssoeiat ion. At the siiiailesl pos>,ili|e eo-t. then, a member of (be W«*fkur-.’ I’Miieat i..ii .X-siH-rat ion tutor ial class is in a position to n*eei\e iiist met ion (‘piial in (ptality to tliat oivi-n to I’niva'rsity students, with these addi t ional advantages : that In* will c'Une into eb.st*r contact with the leetni'(*r than is (*fti*u p(*ssilde iti tlu*eoIlee«* leetiin* room: that he will he ahh* lo study at p;n*ater leisur**: and that he can main* liis own in!lm*nc(* l«*lt in the elioice ol suh*(*et and its tf(‘at inei i t .


IS lioped to (*.stahlish a lu-aiuh «*f this adinir- ahlo Association in C'lilln*roe. and to tix up(*n a sulijeei lor the eomitio wintt*r session. I'hiller information both on the si*ope and aims of tin* Workers’ Kdueation Association will then he oiv(*n. and it is earnestly hoped that all men and \voim*n who are inti*rested in thi.s movomenl will make an effort to at tend ami lend thei r assistance a t thi.s meet in^.


,\t tin* mei*tinii to b»* lu*ld this (>vt>iiino. it l*’or H|i’oaiiis:il ion I H I


One of the .searets of ihe remarkahle popu­ lari ty of Twiifit Corset.s is the delij^htful sense of freedom tlmy impart to ilie wearer —due to the skilful planning; on living


modt'Is, auil the e.\cItL-^iv»* “ 'Pwilfit " Sjural 4


Stcel.s - only thus can perfection in fit and comfort bi> attained.


/ jrraU'l l.'il.'!.


A ivMliiciny niotlol with pak- 01.tod erosa-ovor Kiispoiidors in front. .Silk clii.stio all roimd top. Jliido from .stroo4 iloro and whilo conI.il. Ki t tct willi .si-: lioao .siipportoi'., witli pa t ­ ent rii!)i,er 4rip—lo I t .


A ■ >


Twiltit t ’or.M'ts give p.-*rfect freedom of movement ami adequate support and have proved tln*mselves t . h<* lln* Host C*>r.sel Value in iho World; they are t’he only Cor-ets eurrying a full guaranlo..* again.'^t everything.


with the z»*al for knowled” !*, irresnect ive of p a n y or creed. I he siiba’cts ilierelon* timl are cat('iT‘d


t raining has iis oreat uses, bin knowledct* I'etuse- to III* eonriii(*d witliin its narrow iimiis, .\ II,J,I, ui t l iont a wider eoiieept ion "1 tile llmii this can ;:ive is lull a im*re traV(*siy ot man. and. rceo^'iiisinj^ this, ilu* Workeis I’.diiealion .\ssoiij|i ion aimeil not at


.'’^t!r}i


lo'biii'mi. 1 . W ..ip-mi.-ii. Kul.m-.d ;.ml r i i id. ’r.


'• ,1


y" ’' ' ... i ; " . ' : Hi. I mim.K,


Ib Small.-V. w.


....."M"4 li". .......................... ... "■ ' ; " ' ' | | | '4 l",li-,..Mi'. II,.. rl,.,'k


- I J l ; I'.'iiMlr^ 1,, ..1..MII. n.ll,.)-., 4..|"'l.',


(Imt.'d III.- t..l|..wiiin re. .001 - : Drani- f..r cla-sit,cd r..ad-. L'*Joo; A Jri . ull nral Uap-R • vet. (,*JSi|. an,I an addit i.mal L'l.ditP fi-iUii


a tol.-vl ol ‘ i’ll.Ml this wi*n* in ].,• d,..


iMlaim* ot L’o.lii} In he raised, re.pni'iii" a rale nj i»s. iM. in tin* f . the -aiiie ia l . ’"’a s - tor the last halt-year.


Mlieer ami Inspe.-i..,- ..f Xiiisam-.-.s. I'.'.u- ounly bndims. £ iW -C 'J / j: ,] , l.-avinp a


"•**"*• , ........ reinml. ’d lor Me.In-.'.l *


( <*iiunittee. said tln*v felt iustitieil in re...m- memliii;;; tin* b*vyiiiL: ot that ral.*. were anxi .ep j,, .-nitai! all .......... ..


p,.s.


Mr. 'I. Walker, elniirmaii ..f tin- K-imim .* 'Ilmv


sihh* and were av.o'se to aiiv alteraticii in (*-lim;il(* and tin* CoitMeil mi;.;!it he :is-nn>,|


tin* rale at present for tin* Veas.m timl il was e--cnii;il lliey sbouM ereal . ’ a babim.* a1 ihe tiaiik ami llntr- impr.ive tln-ir pn-itnui. I'.vi'fythi 11^ Would he worked duri im ilie '*1'- months strictly aecordiim i.)


that tin* eoimilil t«‘(*V wonl.i h<* reslriete.l t.i t!ios(* i'mnres. Tlieir eonimiimenis wm.* heavy at tin* present thin* Imt atti*r .M:irclt M(!\l it wa-i iiih*iidi‘d l.» eiirh s.mie ot iheir aelivilies Inr a nine in .irder l.t .pu ..n t>i a Mumder tinaneial basis. Dm tin* pro|>o-it ion .»f .M r. Walk**r. sec..mb’.!


hv .Mr. Wallhank, a rcs.dnl ion lixitm ihe rati* at •Js. Ibl. was annrove.l.


MOTOR CYCLES COLLIDE AT GiSBURN.


load, York, was suinmoned for driving i.i the daii^xor of the piihlii* lb* did not appear, but s«*nt a letter. William Helm, lafie-sizer. (*f llM. Wlialley


Corner, (<islinrn. on 'I’nesday, .Si*p{cinlicj- lot il, was dcscriiM‘d lo llolton-hy-lt.nvlaiid maeistrati*-. on Monday when Arnold .M. artley, .sciioolmaster, l2d 1, Itisliopst horin*-


A (‘(dlision hy two motorists at (■liiir.h T .1


'i"- i..n..ui„4 .iriMii.: n, . : h,'!,,...


■j'.iyiiiein i.| pr imipal ami iiiter.--t, L’"nn: ............... I'.'. i>rmiiii4.


l,,,,...


iiM'l ,'Mri, L'l'i: hi . ImIiim iiI, ,,i pnii.'ipMl mimI iiili'n.'l "11^ hl4lnvM^^ hiMii,


|,,Mi,|l,.l,MI|,',. LlUlIl I...X .........


I'niiiii,- „,Mh'„..,


ITS


' " " “ '4 "I I .,u Im,„1 KirmI l ) j , ln , l '" ' ' I


T“ ' ' | | iL.n. riiih..!,,, ., „„ M„„; M'n'.hai, AI.-m-m, \V. Tm' I„;, W


ADVERTISER AND TIMES, FRIDAY, OCJ’OltER 2. l ‘)2o. UftTiO


1>0\VLAND'S mimi . Expenditure for the Half-Year.


E H ' E


Sityyesteil Road Iniproveineiits at Newsitolnie and Sawiey. 'Ni'U.iI iai i.Uis eoniic. led willi ;i pr.ip.t-ed


'orm- r ua- ■•-.m'.-rm-.l. In- v\a- i n r rm'i .-.I f.. se.- ('..|omd Unbui'Oit aii'l iiniuir.' tin- prn-.- ot the ImiMine anil land in\..lve.| in tin- siippe-t.'.I -^i.-im-. H'* bear.! mubine tiii'iln r


isir a- tin- .X.-a- fi..|?e.*


• iiitil a .-onimiiiin .il mil t<.ruardi-d li.iin i)i.' \\'(‘st Uidim; surv .-yor‘- dei-art im nt em-l.t-.-.l I'l'l'y ol a l.-ii.-r re.-iivi'd It..in Me-si.-. il-'blli-.oi ami


Tin- I ).‘pari im-ii t ' - b-ller w.i- bea.bd ••|>ire.t M a I nt.-iia II..' ot


.Mai-di-n, li i-bnrn and L"i:'2 I’re-i..n main loaii ’* ami -tai.'.l timl a- iln- snrv.-v..r .li.| not appear t.> Imv.- any intornml i.oi u uli rcj;ard t.» the pr.ip..-.-.! impr.»v .•im-nt m-ar .N'.-w-Ii.»lim- Slatioii In- U'Oild be pbo! it lln- (■.oiii.’il w.iid'l let liini lmv<- a iraeinp -bow- iiip. lln- laml in .|in-sti..ii. b't t'- r tm-ntn.ind tlmt .Mr.


reroiveil ;i lew iblV . a'pi. .Main l!.<ad>. Divi-noi I:


a-ki-d l..r ih'iails as t.< .-ale oj the laml .nml liml.liii'.;. .nml il lln* C.ointy (' ..nmil uoiild let tin-in hav.' a Iraeinp lli.*y woidd po int.. tile limiter ami nut a prn.* on tin* pr.»p.-rt\. Mr. I’.a' kln*use said tin- .'-nr\t yor'-. l.-ti.-r \(.)nl.l snpi;e-i that m> im-nin.ii tm.l b.-.-n


made of the iniprovi-nn-iit. but iln re eoidd l.i- m* .|tiesii.in of tin- d.'pntat m.-.-iimp and dis.-n-sion .>n tin- iimtt.-r. 'I'ln- ( ‘liairnian (.Mr. IL iiiP'l i ini - . :d iln-


lat icr asked the Di-striet t ’.mmi l tn a--i-t iliem in :n->|i(irinp tin* land, and iln-y ap- proa.-ii.'.l tin* s..ii.-i;..r-, p.r tin* .-tat.- . He did not -c" that they h.id aiiyiliinp t((nln-r to d.i ui lb it. ami the Cooiity Sin-\ey.*r slnodd semi tin* traeiiip. Mr. T. Wsdker .said tin- Di-iriet ('■mm'ii


Imd done uimt tln-y eiod.l. and lur tber in*pot ia t ions slnodd lie Ic*ft between ili.' ( ’oniity C.»n(nil and Mos-is. !!ol»iiis,.n ami Sons. A r(*s<dntion t.* tlmt eflect ua - apt*r.vv'-d on


tin* motion of Mr. Wallbank. si . .imb-d by Mr. (L I*obin''-on.


llan^i*. Iilackburn. slnt(*d tbat in* drova* mu of 1 lelliheld-road inlo (lisburn and was *'oin^ round the lM*nd on his own siib* of tin* road wbeii defendant eraslied into liim on a tmdor ■yeh*. Har t ley’s snet'd was


t.) •Jo mile-


tin liour. Colom*! l’ark(*r : How mticli ro(*m had y.nCr


- .'\lMIUt. lo f(*(*t , Mtiry .Ann Helm, wife ot the last witness,


. l a r ry ’donitvM. railway worker. Main-street, (lisbiirn. and 1Mb Sayby sill j:ave evideiic* s lat ing tbat d»*lendanl was responsible Im tlie accident, but in vii*\v of the fact I hni Helm drovi* out of ti side rotid tunl ibal lltirtley was on the main road, the lleiieh tiismissed tin* ease.


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wa^ lined lOs.. at Unltim-liy-Uouiand. >*n Monday, for obslniel i im n feottiatli at Wadd- in^lon. by d(*p.isiline a eartlmnl of tar macadam lln'i'e.ui. it was stilted tlmt tin* tar maeadain ua.--


bt'iim used for fnn.il pat lis jit a in-w ln>u--e. nndr r e«<n-M'ucl i.>n. and d«*t.‘inbinl . admit t in^ t ippine liis .-iiri lln*re. said tin* men eii- La^;ed .m tin* mb »*iiL'.ht t" Imve nmve.l il b(*for«^ tln*v had linisln*d.


MACADAM ON FOOTPATH. James Uirkett . J. Monk-.sireet.. ('iitlierm'.


J. WALSH, LTD. MARKET HALLS, BLACKBURN AND ACCRINGTON.


A D V I ^ K I I S I N G


puts th e public on b e t te r terms with th e producer.


Every Twilfit Corset is fitted with rnstlo.«vs and unhreakahle Spind Steels, an e.xclnsiv.* Twilfit feai-tire.


U i A D j ^


I] Twiifit Cer>ets ’ car ry a b-finite [ miarantee of •Money retmiie.l or Corsets ex­


changed if not compl'-ielv .-mtisfi.' ’


h ; 'V yu '-'! : .-Ji


m i"'id -it' !' I / / 7 '17 i■S' ft


n' '■&' '■* I jii'if '


rpie-tnoi was h.-tue.-n the o\sii.»r- ot tin- property ami tin* C.mtUy C.mmi l.


'I'ln- J. WALSH, LIMITED


Market Halls, Blackburn and Accrington SRECIAL SHOWS


EVERY WE1)\E.S1)AY SATUKHAY, KI.Ar'KHUHX. TUESDAY, ERIDAY AM) SATUHDAY, ACCKINC.TON.


LADIES AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR. CORSETS 1 /1U to 15/11


I{.>bins.in'- -isln.ii-e had


' e rm .1 wiili Ml. Xel-.in, ami t!i.- i. ipn-n.- lam) ami a imildiii;’. that u.oi!.| 1..- inv..i\.-.i III .\i-u-liolim-. willi L'O.l |{ diMe-'la !". Tin- West Ihilni); .Vutlnirily Mip.p.-si.-d tb.it lii.* Di 't ri ' ( ('toim il -li.oibl a- i-i lln'ii; by :i- . r taui inp uln-tlier tl,.- land u..nl.l I..- llIv. ii. ..r at wbal prn I- il w.od.l I..- -..bi, b.'.'.iii-,- lln- u.O'ii. il earn.-.I .oii. vvoul.l 1..- .b.in* l.v lb.- ('.onily ( ’uumi l .


tnoi Was jna.b- .•! v\;.|.-n(n;; (b.- (...'i.l af ibe appro.o-b 1.1 .•'^.iv. Ur..a. ami al-i. lakiim .'t1 tb.- e.irnrr at .X.'vv-li.'lme. With reyar.l !" llie i.'l'lm-r. lb" <ple-Il.i(; ..| lnl|.| ua.


vvideniim and impidveim*til of the n..'ni at Xeu-liolm.*, iit a had e..rm‘r m>n' tin- slatioii. VTciv mentioned al .M.onlay's im.'i- nm "I l»o',vlaml iLiral Di - imi ( . . r n . i l . Tin- t ’ierk (.Mr. T. J . Hackb.iu,-.-! -ani ilisi .p;. - inoi ai'..-.- \»ln-ii a deiini ;it i >ii .0 ili.- >ani i . i i \ ('..mmitle.- (mU repr.--. ii t .i t i\.-s .>t lb*- ( .>nnt\ 0101(1 u k Ii i'i- ),,.•( t.i ...u-in-.i,. am! im ii-


BUY YOUR COUTINSS NOW AT WILDING’S


\ \ ' i l i l i i i “ s c ;n i offi- i- y o u ii h i ry t - r . u i g e o f M i i t o r i a l s . I .Kiu iUf i i l ( I i i l i iu i - in i r s a n i l Va l iR - .


i5i ' ui . - i — 15iiy n o u ' a i i ' ! i r i - i ' i . a r r f o r t lu - c o l d r r . l a y s . H d -


Wildings (=)Wareliouse I d e a l


MARKET PLAC E & STALLS (WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY) BLACKBURN B R E A D


THE BREAD THAT MADl'] MOTHERS STOP BAKING


TAYLOR & HUGHES IDEAL BAKERY


Bakers of TUROG & BERMALINE BREAD and also agents for WINTERS “ HARVO ” BREAD


TO BE HAD FROM ALL LEADING GROCERS. PHONES : •


( M.XKBKY ( 166 C.\l‘K


«>»l ^ ^ 1


illI s I


rii! I, * ^


.\ ■'!'/


Mixlel olO. clout'd hack tiUHlel aiul


Lmteiied in f ront with 8iu. .*te«‘l. Made from Howrrod hnxxulo ill whiU\ pink aiKl pink and hlue, witli l l in . eln.stic lot


Kittl'd with four luxe sup- jHirteiw, G/11.


in under arm. ,


All TwilSit Corsets aro fi t ted wi th


cor rect length sus ­ pender s made f rom s t rong clast ic Web.


c ' ' I ■ * . ' t 1/ . v,i.


A di ii rming mod<d suiRthle f(*r the nverag* iigui“ . Made fr<-*m a striTug liglit foutil in ilovt*, pmk and whitt*. Low in IniKt. ami ileep orer hips. Trimmed with faiiey banin'n und fmir hose .-iupportei'.*.


Model 5S1, , I


Twi l f i t Corsets f rom sicos


26 to 36 havo oxt ra boR-mg


2 ^ « i yf I -.M N'utypo 32b. I llliistraU',1 idiov,'.) K.ir ;ivcra4,'


Ii4ill','. inaili' ill ^li'oiip , 'onli l in | . ink or n l i i lo. l''asl,'M,',l III l.'tl .siii,' will , ^ pm,4 liooks. l.a,.,',l a l tiai-k. l''onr ai l j i l ' laM. ' liosi' >n|ip.,il,.r-.. Hip lii,'a*nr,'m,.m.^ Ill in. I’ri , , '


lid.


Ask for Illiistrati'd Mimkli't. nr posU'd froo to you on rciiio.sl.


Wlicn ordcriiiR VVriiii-roiiiids. plrasc ipioto dims, larger than for lacc-iip Models.


llliislrat.'d ahnv,' art' .som,' ,,f 11;,'


l.tit'st “ Twillii " .Viilyp,' in.ah'ls d,'- .si4ni'd to 4iv*. till' slim sillioiii'tli' whicli is a4ain the \'ovne. Tin's,' mod,'Is .'ll',' Il4htlv horn'll. I'asli'ii at Iho .siilo ivilh Special hooks and aie m.ide ni lhoi i t


Jfodol 1001.


Siiitahlo for nil descriptions of .sports. JIiulo from ii vory* strong pink or white contil with a .silk striix'd elastic all round top. Tiightly Imned with “ l-wilfit-Spiral ” iiiihreak-


ablo steels, 8/6. Spiral Steels. Moilcl 1010. [Jilt-


A wrap-round model for average ligni't's. Ka''ti*Mi‘d al left sub* with >[ii'iMg lioolis. Lightly boned ami tilted a i lb four lio-e suspender.*. Hilt inea'<uremeni> •U- ht inelie>. (,‘olonr> oink and wliiti*. Hriei* I J ' l l .


Tluxse mimber.s represent only a .small j>ortion of tlie liAXCH \VE STOCK.


\Vo si>ecialiso in ’lAYlLKlTS, and recommend thorn.


Stylo.s to sui t uU figures.


hnsks, neeessarv .siipnori lo ih,' Ii4nr,' patented cros.s .sii|>porls. In yi't alford ample support to the Ii4uri'. hi'iiigbiven hy .s-pei'inlly Ii4ht •• Twillit " dovo nod whito coutil, with spei'ijiljy Ii4hl steels nro used in front six iioso .suspenders, 15/11. of all Niitype models.


S]>ocial Reducing Model, g|-(. delightfully supple ami comfortable. Colemans, DRAPERS '•s. ik-r 22 & 24 Castle Street


moilel you realize at om*»* what real comfort ineun.-^. “ Twilfit ” Spiral Stoel^


TWI l rKlT SlMltAL STKKLS. As soon a.s you try on a “ 1’wilfii


5; Nuiype 325.


A dainlv model for slender figuroa. I'astened al left sido vritli spr ing liook.s. Laced a t hack. M.ide from figured brocade in pink or wlnto. Hip nioasuremeiit.s 3J—10 iiicucs.


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