I


r> - •^ //


^ ■ i T IRONMONGERY


P Companies. I


eby, Agent Cron.


Waterloo


PARLOUR & KITCHEN RANGES SLATE & WOOD MANTLES. BARLESS FIRES


I • purgcfifi^ jQ ‘‘nnorie 2lo ’


h - 9" ■ i .' i C- I'ewhnrst,


Hire' r , King Lane Picture Hall


iillinf, .NO'i'K tho .M,|,i;^.t’.


‘J^mes Ollice. liorn hurned


\.9‘ >|?a,l and » addiiigii)i|.


Iiolweoii Co-


I I’laco, (Il'Kv f -e rot urn to


p.Ml i ; riddled l'■■lcl<: T Oil


;rrocK- Hoad, I.A.MI); ,a|.


lip and .Al.p.. hmelfthwaiies!


I ’ll, on Tlinrs-


II H(e\CK •■ r,al,."-. -


I ned In .lanuh near lilack-


3S Is OFFICI-:S.


K i s t s i s u r e


‘•’OE COSIEST KINEMA THEATRE IN CLITHEROE I'l S; T0-M0HJ!0W (.SVt/t/n/m/) al r.-lll mu! S-I.A


lihlU'j J)ANJI'JLS in DANGEROUS MONEY


JACK UOXIE in t h E FOG MAN


A'K.XT M O X D A ) ’. T V E S D A Y A X D WEUXEKDAY .‘1 ( i r i ’u t l o r r ntor i / — K a p i d - l t n ’ l / i r i / ln - E r r n i r n n r r n t.s -


I it n I ' n


f/. A. Me Donald xi minst trrstrfii fdiii, irith Duifrio' O'/b'/Mi. Mto Itnsrh titid Jii n .•Ue.fft}id(i-. Hire is adrfiitiirr and I'nmancr In st f l/ir ffhind (dtiajh. Srv (he ld(j fd/ld in. the ore hitch t 1.000 /,,/ ,dnnr (In tarth.


JA C K HOLT and SOHMA .S7/AM A’A7 / in ■ One of the. vioM. talked of star as oj n o nt //rf(r-s inadr into aia nf (hr most i nh rtainimj E M P T Y H A N D S


prodnetionti of the curnnt season. Uitjhhj dramatic, irith fiio rharaetu'isidions. Somethintj nnr.


XI'JX'T F/HDAV A X D N.l 77 7 i7 Al 1'


Education Commitic’s Concert on Thursday AOXFS . 11’ A AM in


The slnnj oj n ivi/i’ ir/ii> iiiitdc thv ininlnh' of Ix Iin'iiKj i rcri/l/iiini /nr /iii.dnind /old /nr. A mnlrtmoniid, enmidi/ w/tic/i '/imrr.s- l/nil /iii.dnindn iiiriij nn hml n.< llni/'rc stllipusrd III hr—t/n i/'rr imrnr. Jlidildlmj irit/i /nil iind ir/ioh sniin in


W O R L D L Y G O O D S Also thv CVmirt///—THE FIREMAN


T H U R S D A Y N E X T G R A N D C O N C E R T


ADMISSION 6d. t.lioroo. P DEATHS.


, at 7. Wilson Colcinnn. tlic ! A. Coleman.


.•^uvei, C'liili- Ann. uifo ot'


faiit William iiiierml at


2'1. lifonnaml ‘


pee. assi.''tai)t aiui .lolin’s


.il'ior .Itcqnii'm •rv on Ociol.er


oInT -Till, at Wiiullo. age-1 .Mary’s Cemo-


M-


I iiembraiice of »rivato .laiiu's


I am'o. Ueiobci


•-oil laml, see ;


lilorv hi't. tlieo.


I<‘ .'•hadow.'^ Pi‘; tlie l'’aiiiily*


meinory of jtobert


r liOiii. in.'n icnvcl at Ust.


t;h me at la^t.


-es im-i ; \


-4‘r ami ever, I he riv*-r.


iiiiiiiy iemls


jatli.'' tlieii*


paek- .le of iierai


BRDraERRDDD & SBSTEERGOD


SUNDAY Next, November 8th, in tin' t,H I'.KN'S ][.\LI., Kinu Sln. l, at 3-15 : MR. LIVESEY, ..F HInckInini.


8,do Violiiii-^t : Mr. Sydney Scott Everybody Welcome COLLECTION MONTHLY COMMITTEE MEETING, WEDNESDAY Next, 7-30 to


lin^ a no


nts’


and tes, sail


X '" 'o S m id r 'c b N c i iT WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. 11™


WU.1. i-.i; IIIVIIK IN WESLEY SCHOOL, on


liY Tin: CLITHEROE WESLEY MALE VOICE CHOIR A.N.Nisrui) iiY


M A D A 3 I E D A l S ’i ' H I N D L E


id faniil.v 0 kind expip.


.iloral tribiito'’ .vcnieiit.


r Clitheroe, oy


IrimcB Compft”y I t Addresa, an“


(2ml pii/.i' « i ' i " ‘''- iH "u- Bi-lh' Vm- Contest), with MR. S. BRIDGE Humorist.


CoNtiucTOU : Mr. Ernest Allen LONIIUCIOK .


OfKNKu ; Mr. J. E. Wade, ______________ __ Doors open at. 7 p.m. :: Commence at. 7-30 p.m.


ADM1S.SION: ADULTS 1/-; CHILDREN 6d. R ifkesi ihknts P uoviuud at K easokable R ates.


ITvNt.sT : Mr. D. Hanson Cii.Mini.vN : Mr. Eli Bradley


Mr. H. G. CHARLTON .M.l’ . l.KF.DS (.^lUTii)


Ch.nir In Im laid n al 7-45 p.m. Ii.v Councillor Tingle, di|’|inrtc(l l.y lli.. I..... A FEW RESERVED SEATS TICKETS Gd. EACH COLLECTION


Don’t Forget WHIST DRIVE, Weavers’ Institute, TO-MORROW, Satiird.iy, November 7th, at 7-30


Clitheroe Division Labour Party


Public MEETING GQ-QPERATIVE HALL, KING LANE


WILL UK 1IKU> l.N Till-: ( 'i.mir.uoi:. m SUNDAY NEXT^ NOVEMBER 8th


J!Y Tin: EXCELSIOR CONCERT PARTY IN TMi: C0-0PER.AT1VE HALL IIoihi.n Ores. 7-(l ;


Tickets obt.iinnbic From Grocery Oopnrtmcnts AYHALTJW RURAL DI:ANERA


A Public Meeting THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12tli


TO i;;.\i:nri:.vn: Tin: C.tMi'.MnN roii


The Blackburn Bishopric Fund WILL HK IIKU) ON


IN THi: PARISH CHURCH SCHOOLS .\t Tdlo. Cn.uii.M.AN : REV. CANON WRIGLEY, llmal Dr.m.


Si'K.sKKim : REV. CANON SINKER CtlLLF.crinN CASTLE MEMORIAL FUND


luTHEROE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A T H O M E


THK 22.S1) .\Xi\C.\L li wiu. iti: m:u> in rin: SCHOOLROOM, cn Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday NOVEMBER 11th, 12th & 14th, 1925


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th ; Ki :n:rnnN 7-0 to 7-oC p.m. Host ,\m > Iln.'.TTK.'rs : MR. AND MRS. J. A. HODGKINSON Chair to he laken :d 7-:!0 p.m. hy John E. Miller, Esq. .\iiTlsTi:s


Soi'iiANo ; MISS EDITH WEARING list I’ li/,.'. Hlaekpool, Mcrreamhe and l.ylham Fi-.-livaU).


CoNTiiAi.Tu : MISS KITTY HARPER, A.L.C.M., of l!l:ieklmm. U.uiiTosr: : MR. CUTHBERT ALMOND, of Itlaeklmm.


,1 rviiNii.i: ,MAi.r: Imi' i:i:.si 'Natok : MISS HELEN ■ BARNES, of lfa.'’lingden


Jfi'.Moitisi' ANii l'i.vn:it'i'Aixi:ii : MR. ARTHUR DIXON (’i'lie Henowneil ^^n■kshire I’.ntertainer).


.\( ('o.Mi'A.vmr ; MR. ARNOLD TAYLOR CHILDREN’S NIGHT


THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th. l!i:ci:i"niis 7-0 to 7-30 p.m. ] fosT AXh irn.-eiits.a : MASTER TOM AND MISS ALICE TURNER Chair lo lu' laken at 7-.‘10 lUii. hy S. Green, Esq.


’.ri lK Ol ’ FKK'l'T.V : THE STOLEN PRINCESS, in Two .\ets. will he given hy the Childien.


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th. liiani'Tin.N 6-30 to 7-0 p.m. Jlo.sr AND llosTii.'r.s : MR. & MRS. R. T. RADCLIFFE Chair (o lie taken al 7-0 p.m. hy W. Garside, Esq. ::


..\itTisTi:s :: “ THE MEISTER OPERA SINGERS”


SoritASo : MADAME LILY MITTON CONTKALTO : MISS DORIS COWGILL 'I’knoii : MR. SCARBRO WILKINSON Bakitonu : MR. ARTHUR TUCK


Solo Pianist and .\ccoMr.\xi.si' : MR. ARTHUR BALDWIN, A.R.C.O.


ORCHESTRAL MUSIC ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT INTERVALS K uI'HKSH.ME.NTS at Ri:ASOSAm.K PltlCES.


TICKETS : Adult Season, 2/- ; A dult SiNai.E night, 1/- ; Childuen, Halt-prico PROCEEDS IN AID OF CHURCH FUNDS


5 J


.Mn.i: o f P i :N N n > L a iu k s ( 'oM M fm : i: . THE ARMISTICE


Masked Ball


wilt he laid in the Queen’s Hall FRIDAY NEXT November 13th


THE GREATEST CELEBRITY CONCERT EVER GIVEN IN THE PROVINCES


Ilaiieiiig S to 2 :: Mr. Crabtree's Band TICKETS 2 6 EACH


.Ma-k.| on Sale at the door, CHILDREN’S


Fny Dss Dne ac re ac Same Date I'aneing I to 7 p.m.


TICKETS 1 - EACH Miss Ringrose I’ianiat.


l ’ ii’/.i'< given for Original Costume


Neatest Costume Comic Costume


TRY THE SPECIAL NOTICE RUSSETTE


l > , S A l , F O R l ) Foil SmaII'I' ANIl l.NKXl'KNSIVi:


MILLINERY


All oiir Models can he made in .\ny Colour to vour own fitting.


Mourning Orders executed on tho shortest noticD


Also Oi'der.s 1111(1 RenovntioiLs under Personal Suixinisiou.


N, Brown,


-iV,-' -:s.


To meet ihe ills:!ppoliitmen! (':ni.<c'd K'c'enlly liy tlii' non-uppem'um'i' (owing to


dini'."’ ) of .Mud.ime Tc'ti';i;'.'/,ini. llu' Direc'lom of the 1 nh'i'mitiomd Celehritv Coneei't.s luive mranged ii


R E C O R D S T A R C E L E B R IT Y C O N C E R T i i


m.'idi' ]Hosihle hy thi' fuel Ihut Mudume Teli'iizzini hu.'i con.seiited to .-’ing to the Uluekhmn ]mblie wilhonl fei'. in uddition to whieh uirungement.-; huvo lieen miide FOR THE SUPREME CHOPIN PLAYER OF ALL TIME


P A C H M A N N to appear in a special Chopin programme


Wlien H is n'ldisi'd timt the combined fee of these two grext. world eelehrities is upwards of £1,0110, it. will lie seen thiit tlie Oiieetors are making everv endt'iivour to keep faith witli tlie public. Ordinary Single Tickets now only available for this epoch making event. Prices as follows:—7/- ; 5,9 ; 4/9.


Full particulars from BARKER, SON & HEINS, LTD., Piano Merchants, 21, RAILWAY ROAD, BLACKBURN


DOORS OPEN 6-30, COMMENCE AT 7-30. f t : ’ :* J* ;I - I irv; • ■ t/ . \


KING GEORGE'S HALL, BLACKBURN IVlonday next^ ^ov. 9th^ at 7-30


TETRAZZINI PACHMANN


AND


ti: t ' .


,r; W. HARE, Esq., .and others ( 'om.mmni i:. 7.;!n I.OOK OUT lOK LON CHANEY in HK WI IO CK'I’S SLAIM’Kl .Mill o k


CASTLE MEMORIAL FUND P i:nni i :,i I.adiks i 'oMMrm'i:


Jumble Sale Whist Drive


AND


TO-MORROW S.aturday Nov. 7th in the Junior Unionist Club


.Ilimhie .''t.-de. dinn's ti[i,.n at :> p.m. ADMISSION 3d.


Kefresliinriils at ren.-onahle ehargr-.


Whi>t 111 i VC e. >mmeiiee at 7.|!0 pontipt Tickets 1 6 including refreshments


F R IV O L O U S S A L T H E ! G R A N D ^ TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW REGINALD DENNY in O H ! DOCTOR


The oreat, comedy lovi’ nmianee of I'ills, Thrills and Spills. If this do,.Mi't make yon laiif/h see a (h.ic.loi'.


Th(’ IDKAL Comedy THE IRON MULE with .\i. St .Ions.


MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Matinee Wednesday at 2-30 Superb Attraction :: .Mniio (hn.nwvN. nicsicxi' :: Superb Attraction


SO THIS IS MARRIAGE!


Tliis In-illiant production hy Hidiail Henley has lu'cn hailed as tin' .'dcon.n’s finest domestio drama heeau.se il'.s naliii'al and sineiTe. The drama..... I eomedv are cleverly hlemled in (he deeply eneaj;i„jr slory of marrii'd lih' of the piv>,.n't day. One of thi’ most, heanliful seipienees in pitdni'es is the Big Babylonian Spectacle in Natural Colours full of ih-amafie pimc'i that will thrill any aiidienee. The notalile caste ine.lmie, hileanoi Itoardman, Lew t'ody, Comad X'agel, l'lvd<’ (ak)Iv, Warner Oluml nml many otlims.


li)i:.\L Kil. ms Ltd., I’KKsent : BARRIERS BURNED AWAY


A towering drama of love amid tlie flames of tlie liemendmis fii'c that Imnied Cliicago to tile ground. .Malile Kallin, Frank Mayo, Wanda Hawley, Tom


Santelii, William V. .Mong, and thousands of snpi'i's. See tin' L'n-aiest fire scenes ever enacted on |iietin'es. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


CLITHEROE


BOROUGH LABOUR PARTY PROGRESSIVE


WHIST DRIVE t'J.S h.'inds)


TO-MORROW, SATURDAY in the Weaver’s Institute


Admission 1 - ;; Start 7-:in prompt. TO in: id i. i.ow i: i> iiv


House Peters in RAFFLES RNOCK-OUT DRIVE THE AMATEUR CRACKSMAN by E. W. Hornrung


Millions liave reatl the honk, .Millions liave seen llic piny <*f tin* mnst’ famnus nf all ilctoetivi* slnries. now made intn a pictinveven nmiv fa-'Diimting. *rhe Imffling advcntniT's nf Un* gcidlenmn enink will llirill and mystify ymi as llicy did SiMitlaiid Yard. Bnt set' Iinw hr was “ ranght *' -by a-girl, phiyrtl by tbr braiilifnl acdrr.^s -NTiss Dnpnnl. It's a raUling rntrrtainmrnt.


'riir 11)1!:AL Onnu-dv-RED PEPPER—with .An Sr .Inns. Entrance 3d. k'niir i'ri/.rs.


Gifts of Rofreshments will be thankfully received


THE “ SWIFT ”


Is till* oiiginal ’l'.\X-S.\I) Sr-u»n-r iiiMib-l. lin.oou Ih*vs ami girls ibf \vurl»! n\‘-r uwn ibi- imli<|iulablf


nf its jin|iularit v, 1'itti‘d


with Inin, inbnlar sjh<k*- ulir*-!s with Un. win-d- I 'll lyn-'-. St n»'!Lt ' ‘iinugb t <• tak»* ;i man's wriebt. HiML'Iit lift. I'in.


li'-n^tb 2ft. Min.


All T.\X-S.\I> .Scn.iti-rs foM u[» rnnvfiiii-ntlv into a v«-r\ rnm|iici .s|iacr. This i< rffiTtr.l liy an ingrnin'i' bing<-d an.ingrim'nt. ulm-li Ini-k.** aiitnmalic illy inlu |»n>ilii»n and !mld> ibr SeiMitfr pf ibrt ly '■.dr ami rigid in n-*-.


Ask for Catalogues TOY PRAMS Ctaild lint .srlrcl M filK’l jip-'fllt fnT V Gir Hltlr gill ibail ttlH* nf llie


T.\X-SAI> 'I’ny I'rams. 'I'bry an- inailr witb tbr saim- can’ and fmm a similar ijuality nf matmial t»* tb»* famnU'. rangn nf TAX-SAP Ubild's |irams. S|nniig jii"t bln* ” Mtilb»-r'.*'." limy am b■^•lutiflllly uphnl.Ntfmd in as-MMtfd mlniirs.


Priccs : 9 -, 15 28 - 30 - B E IN T H A M S 14, Market Place, Clitheroe


THE EATAlVDIUM D ICK s t i ; i :k t . c u t i i i :i :o i ;


T lL .MCi r r A.ND T'tL.MuiauiW : WAKING UP THE TOWN also Sandy Burk c


MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY KV.\ .\UV.\K IS


The LURE OF THE YUKON


A i.\.s k \. witb it> nirmniic'. nf llm Klninlvk” ( I Id !!ii-b nf uiicn grtedv fttnU in tlinu-aiDp b-ft nlfin*. jtlnUgb. and


Unmr.iy : DEEP SEA PANIC tn gandtl *. b*r llm fm/.i'n


Itarnn imrlli grnpiiig lilimlly aial madly f->r lla- wr ihb ibai l;i\' bidtlnii l*i*biml Impi-m-tralilr f n r t n f nv ami snnw.


Skkiai . : TEN SCARS MAKE A MAN


Also another Great Star Picture will be shown. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


THE SNOB Featuring John Gilbert, Norma Shearer and Conrad Nagel


'Mf drama nf a. L'iil Dft In fate by llic li.Dji<- diMlli nf 1,,t ji.tictil-. Slir b.cnmns invnlvi'tl in lim !if<- <-1 a man Inailt-tl with la: tti-m .nul rnia i it a ,-nni., lt'.-> a drama nf r v r i ’.-tiay lib-. ( 'Irwr. I’a'lirttr. Uumninu- aial alc-ni-bing. A |*irlum Vnii will ajiiinciatf and likr.


A!>n ilu- Drama : WESTERN FATE aiM ilm Cntm-dy; THE RACE m b "'*1 V, ’


F.-H' I# .


'#: i-V'm i' It''


ill


PH'. P ' ' ‘ i l


15/- t ' CO-OPERS NIGHT


TO-MORROW, Saturday, Nov. 7th eoiiimenee al 7 p.ui. In the GUILD ROOM


CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT


'I'AN-S'AD SCOOI’F.RS THE RACER ”


.V fim*ly-m:id<* littb* '•t'-rl mnil--l .suil.-iMr bir ytumgiT riiildn-n. Sirnnirly (-'‘M'tnjctrd. likt‘ ;ill TAX-SAI ) mi'ilrU. .-mil fiit--d with lliii. di.se ubrrls with {ill. wip’d-t.n lyn-s. L.H*k-s well, r'ln-^ MiiMittbly and i-« aInnliitfly ."ab- am! rigid in n Ib’iL'bi ‘Jfl. liin. L^-iigtb -fl. din.


<io/-


Theo. Wilson & Sons W YORK STREET, CLITHEROE.


Phons 88. NO. 2083. RKQISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER FRIDAY. NOVEMUEll (5. 1925. P-A6E8 84 COLUMNS. THE OVERCOAT SHO Latest St v i.ks


GENTS OVERCOATS & RAINCOATS Finest selection to elioose from.


DURAFIT HOUSE 9, Market Place


Tel. 58 Clitheroe PRICE TWOPENCE. h - i ' .r r -SW


1 ’


j


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12