A D V E R T IS E R A N D T IM E S . F R ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 12. 192G.


s n iO O l. A T T EN D A N C E m i ’E K T J lA T E S .


I ilo


Illegal to Employ Children in School Hours.


Bowiand Education Committee’s Stand.


\| l . i


W.ilk'-r. .•! .•^I;ii.ll>urii. in tin- 1 ill.- l.’.-x . -I. I I. ‘.'lop. Vica r «il [. I'. • 111 >-i I i .V. - f l l i c I I Ih I 111| I \ IMC l ' In i^


, -1 1'.. vv M •!'! l ! I I fai K'lu<-a t n 'll .'-'iil»-t Vniiiiiil I .-c 1 , ( i - • j'.- T“U II ! I aM. ( ’i 11 lici'n.-. on M.hm1:i \


S ick n e s s Still P r e v a l e n t .


( I'.'il. i.Mr. I >cii;.',l.*'I rcjioricij liial a .].-.i! I.; 'ickiic-.^ a a - ' i i l l i»rc\aiciit in


iai'll.iirti. T. i " i . lc . Ha'lnill l•]a\•c.•.. (Iri-al ■


1-' ui i l i


! a 1 t.-niiancc Innl I'.-cn \c r> cnii>iilcr- aii. I icil . lu r in g . la n n a ry .


II ainl \ \ ’a<l<lin;iion >1 i-'t rici >, uln-n- ( Iri inlit-ton


I'OmU ua>. a- ii'.iial. at tin- In-aii oi ncf c - n i . . .•"‘uw Icy liciiic


...1 ...•.•..ml u iili '.‘li. i‘J. .Ni-ui.in, loo. ai i--l:i. i.ir.v . ami th e a \c ra :n - «>t ‘.I’J . l l i


.it i.l tha t n ia i tc r - at ih i ' .'clicol were lip .'■[>lcmiiiil\. Tin- averat^.* I<»r . ]■ • . h'.cK Ml the are a u a.'


p.-r t..r ( lilll'i il >. ll.»n[' 7’' . *’<•. Ill liic _


] . .li ta-i lift’' te r I )«•> .-niiicr 11 u a> lo limi tliat tlii avcrai;.- <>1 ^l..V*


•■III. 'n i i l ra' t . ' . i ta \n n r a h l \ wi th th a t lor Jc il.' m| ih l lni i i ie which, c o n t a in in c h.i..! . wi'ik.-.l out at •'-.-'it p.-r c.-ni.


AUe rn t io n s a t La n e En d s . I i..ii;,".la' r.-pnii.-.l


■ ..I the tha t tin- ( ' .uinty


hari hail iimi.-r .-. .n>nlci'a t ion the ami . \ ; . -n ia l p a tn t in o ,>i tin* m-u •; .-1 l.am- Kmi ' S-hnol. a icml . ' f l.>r


;■.., I..•ll,;.'. |•.■.•o|!l|n.•^.l.■.l t.M- aca-pt.in.-i-. I,111 c.| ih<- woi'k ha.i imt liccn in--


.i 11; r ............ rmina l coni ra. - t . a mi a ii;i.! 1.... . -.•rur.'il trotn tin- tirni cn-


! Ill :fi.- r.-noi, at I..II ot the ol.l pr i ‘tiii->.‘.-^. ■A.aiiii Im- m.u .' .■.•iuii)iiii.-al to .-arry out.


nmr.- w.irlv -i iiMili a n c o i t ' l s , Tin* t. -micr .loniac. cil. ami


,i


; V, a ' p r ......>'.li im pc.lit ioim!>. P a y th o r n o ’s C a r e t a k e r .


. t a rk ann.'Uiici-il ih.it the .iuii.*' d P.i ' .thorm- t'.uin.' ii Sch.»»l wcr»- ii ii i i. riak. -n h;. Mr->. Ta>l.*f at a


a.i i' i -al-.r\ .-I L'Eh to u l i t .h ar ra i ic c - ( '.unm: 11.'.‘ ^ a " ' ih.-ir .--anction. h . ’UvJa' 'ani .'.-\orai .a-.-.^ ot all too


;. JO ..h-.'ii--.-- ironi .im- .'t tin- r.uim-i! ii.nl h.-.-n hrouoht t.» hi,- notice , ,i,:.'ii i..r ilm innii.-.liat.- a t t . -nt ion oi , ..;■ Ill I! 1 >•.•. Twn .■ .1; i .-m la m wa-- ..


ac.-'l I - ami 11. iiior*- .<ai i' ' lactor \


•• -taml -ti ll ” o n lc r - oi tin- ■c; "I .\ orii lilt iM'-. coii.-c.jucnl .m the


................ 1 t.Mii ami mouth t l i-ca-c. wrr.- . ; ;i. ..•.iiil.- ilr.i\.*r.-v hv th e i r la ihei ' lo turn-. .\U. - r iiai. ‘i>. l>'". tlm\


,,,, . l-'i;', r<■tnrnini: 1.. tl ll- .'.'Ullc dm ilI-- in ■ ■-.in-/ III 1.-r ,'Cb.mi.


, ( ’.implniiit.' lb<<,C t.-nltl'l


iiildr.- 11 li'-t lIlCL.


^ f t t n i c .)M at iiiid'-r ,'Hcli cir-


.1; • it 111 t Ill'll h a.l dn in- a li : i \ ' - wiirlv ,. ; ;, n. lilt u - I t .tin.Ill


1 i■.• 1 ti.lirn tall . ll 1- mtt Mr Ciii'ii ft l ll ; 1' < il lid r*-n.


M- M’' i !,-• ( rk . A bent '-itiiill.- \ What Tbf i i - Ultl f il l t


nine nii t- a Iniit':1 to -IMCI ; 1- on tin- Lirm


i-f a.'i>ni iltif.


;.1 ltd. ;itid 1 lu-r-I- Ilff two me It a;- well 1.*'. lit'i


th f ll..\-


t'l.-t'k It 1~ lint 2IVUI Th.-ii


-.flinml Unfk


Smalb-x - Tlicn- am 1-' uiM k f fp l ln' i r bny.-; at l!.,U.-d in do fi.-i-l Tb.1- a t I nlida tii n^


fnfl \ inilcli *-ow 1 ilt.-y >liouid 1,f able l*>


the laii- a oi tan u e f . '


oi til.


Ml. 1 W Il'-M l i e Ml.. . .V > ' .................... iTui II mu ' t he rcniciul)ci»-(l that


;-;i! to omiilov . hiMr.-u <ii >clioo! a;.m . ii'i-uiii't am-.-." .liir itio .-.I'hool hour--. A.,....... . n a tu r a l tha t lu-a.Ilcachcr.- ■ .ii.i'lain when -ueh ea.-c-s eaitie to


( h a irman l l ih. -o* h o w are alhuv.M th.'noi'Ue-.. o th e r - will want t.. .lo


• lat loT -houhl i'c niaile to toe tin- , \ . r \ iitio-r par .“Ill ha-- l ‘».


;-, t- 111 allot h.-r ia rn ie r wTlo-e


I, - anil It) re-peet ivelv. Nei t lmr ,aii.' .1 iull we.-K’s a t lemlam'c - inee the • I


• h'- I h r i-n n a - vaea t i"i t . M r.


l ia.kwan! ami a l ie. l th e p r o u r e - ot -i-liool.


■ i ’ .I 1 .oil inu' - imlel i ni i e ly. (■. It; iti 111 i-r a n t


u!' ’.m1 lliat -Itch cl iil ilren were hoiinil ( ‘oiiimiin lea! ioii'' to the


i:;el h -e n i-zn.u' .-il. iui t -mTi an nn- -laie ol atVai r s i - .mM not he per -


l iof i - ed .Mr. hoi i^ia. s


11 1 iHiai wa rni iu- ’; am! to . - t a l e lh ai ji... I hihl f . - i i mml . - an imim- i l iat '* itn* ; or.M . -. . i l inp- woul d !.■• iii- ti tuled


1 ' i r t le- r U-'t l.-i-.


WHAT GIRLS MUST DO When Th e y Lose Lo o k s a n d E n e rg y . .


. l ii ' ^ iii'i' hn' i i :iih1 lir.'iulil''^-.


l■.■,ll■I tliuimi- if >'"I liin, Mot*!.-.' . \ a lu r e i- war t ime


•,iii mu ' t in-iki- more lilo.nl. Ami


............ ii'liu: up ^■'Ulr -lfeie.^lli too fa<l. i.,),. ;iud -aPow. ^'ou <|o not eat


••■.■■ :„..MU-- \o ' i r am..-tit.- i- loo eapric- ■ • ai'O plain, wliole-.inii- liirid.


\ ' ■ ■ ' ' , ii..,. l: ;• t„.v . v.,u a-k. : .i |..■il,l- I.. ii'- -... . i- f l“‘ niflli<’;ll Wl’l'll,


, . 1„. l i i i ' - l i l ' r . i '" iV ii'-li'-'’. 'V


\V • Mid iiill- niak.- I- •• • ■!:,!' '^:io :>ii\lhimj e


imi r if V.IM r:ni 'r''! iimM' ll i- ea-v.


Or


fa- t .-r and l iiai .-I


-m ■!..•- in-iuov.- voiir apn. - t ite an d dicc'^- V,,ii: f.... 1 do.-i^ volt o,,in! an d you hue


:• V I .i| ,....1 il,i- h.-m-f'i -omi a- you • • • • ! me hi- \Vi! lia- i - ' pink I'ilD- voiu; f--.’.rii . -.m!! Iifiohten. ami the piulc ime e ot t ill >• -wV or.-i-o into voiir <-heek'' <. I- von u an t n.-w vi la l i tv timl t i to r e ^ a ’ ’V.' iioor ami heaii t il ier (hat m'ver faiN d.i . it


lo dav to v.mr ehetni-l and


:--l i. r a Od. l.ov of Dr. William^;’ pnd; lull- i ioih iue oKc will dr*.


THi-: i,D\vK.<r i i r .M. \ .v % e.-; l!i. i i . \c k .


TIu-.m- ^ K'utisi.s have d ena r ied on a vi.-^it to t.-u.d to -fii.lv tin- hnvest rar<» on 'I’li. ir -.•iiuif ifii- it iipor taiiee i< Ih.'ll


th.-v .ir-- th.- oidv r.e'.' on eart li tha t iia-; md.


V'"u:ivd at |.-a-- -um hahii of the whi te man. Th.-ir hotti.-- -w in a with i t i - e ' i - am! rept ih's '


th- r Units'll lii-- •.•• • I '•■'.I'-oo. ai iHd wat.-r i \siiii-i i I-; almost, - .1 oh'ainaMi- duriinr the dry .'^ra.-on. un-


,;i[..|.> I i.ni-.'rne.i. iiunle eomp la in i - a-- .


(A t k . \\h.. w.i- in-1 rnet.-il to wrii.- in.-iMihil a l temla i ie e ol ll iree


IN C R E A S E D D R U N K EN N E S S IN B OW LA N D .


I!e|iori iiio ;ii tlic an n u a l lieen-'inji -(-—imi


at l>oll.ui-iiv-r>owland. on .Momla_\ . S u p t . W . Hui eiii . -la led :


till- .-ale ol iiMovie.-itMio li.|uor wi thin ihi - l ‘<-tiy .''c—iotml Divi-toii. ol which imniher ele\et t a r e lied I** hfewer - and f.mr are •• . 'i\-da> ” tici-iiee-. Tlii-r.- i- al-o om- leoi- te r i -d elid* wi th a im-mher-hip of !lt. Till- populat ion of tlm di\i>imi aeeoidimj. to tin-


eensn- wa- d.ikU. llms oi\ in-2, an


a \ ( ‘r ao c of ’JHl per.-on- to ea.-li li.i-need hou-a-. One lieene.- holder lia- In-.-u pr.i- eeedt-d a ^ a tn - t dur i i io lin- ye a r tor .-ellinp,


hi-eii proeei-ilc.l a ^ a in - i for ilriiiikeii iie-- .lur- ino tlie y e a r , all ot whom wen- emivieli-d. Thi i t >-''C\en ot ihi--e w ere nou-n- - i.h- i ii - . 'ITie |ini-e( ii! ion- lor druid\ ( -nm— diiriiio;


the pl'(.-eei!lli2 "i'- \ e a i - a r e a- lollow-; IPI'.I. d ; I'.'-J". I'.» ; ‘p.wi. -J.-,:


P: |p-j;p


.‘| : D.PJI. *il. Wi th the alio\t- i'\ee[il io n . ihe Tliii-r


(jlies. 'ITie re)ioil u a -


niei i t . NEWTOA'.


dav .--^ehool ti-a par ty an d pri/.e (list r ilmi i.m took plare liO'i Salurda> in tin* \ ’i l lae r ) li­ st i ln le . \idien the s(-!io!ar- V(-ry hear t i ly enioyi'il the oood i l i ines p ro \ id ed for ilu-m at lea an d .'-upp(^r. TTiey (-nteia-d whoh*- l iear ledly into varion-> omi ' f ' . grt-tuly appre- e ia t i i io tin' p r i / ( ‘s jiwjtrdt'd lo Hn-in and pr(-sented to tln-ni wiilt very appropr i t i te an d kind r ema rk - l*y .Mrs. Prown . wile of tin' Piistor . TTii' IJev. .I;mies Mrmvn hi'ielly nroed tIn* .scholar.- to keep tip pnnclutt i an d |•('onlJl1• attondam-(* at tin' Su n d ay Seinml aiiTl Church .'-^ervict'.s. as su r in g tiieiu th a t it would teml to t iiei r t ru e well -hcing in every r«-spect..


------------- ------- --------------------------------------- A .\ 1 .\ I ) I (: N .A T* w 1 r i*;s s .


•• And now. - i r . ’* timinh'rt-d emin-el. •• tell tin' ( 'onr t what you W('r»' doitie m the


in t e r im. ” ••| in-\'t-r wa'iit tlien-.'* r . - for lnl tlu* wi i tn- s


indi i inanl ly : ‘‘ 1 atayt-d in tin- drawino- room all tin' even in g .”


'IT'A PAi r r ^ ' . The Ciuiof roai ioiial .'--uti-


eoilduel ol t lu* ii .eii -ed llou-e.-' . Inf ill^ l l ' ' ’ |-.a-t \i -ar ha- hr.ui -at i - l ; ie to r \ .


lirrii'-e- lia\«* l i r rn 1 ran- fer r«‘d di i r i im ilu- \ r a r . 'Pliere ar«‘ m> ap p l ie a t imn lo-dav lor nrw lir*-mi-- tiii.l im oli j r r i ion to ( - \ i ' l i i io


rp l r . l . wi thout


ill I o \ le a t iiiLt Ii.|Uor d u r in g non- |ienii 111 ed h o u r - ami - i \ per -mi - loi- eou-iimiiiLt. wi-l'i- roil \ le l ‘-I I.


I-'oriy-olti- per -mi - li;ive .\I[ • •Th e r e ar.- *J I lli-eiiei-, in e\i.-teiieo for


.Market, l*hua iTulu- roe,


Tin- t't-.-nIt w a.- f r*-


i‘ 01 many yt»iws now I have made lluH early Spr inn offer.


I t has


hecome well known in every din- t r ic t wliero I have a Shop. My customers: look for i t and wai t for it.


ktipt my worker.s busy in s tead of lieing on sh o r t time.


11 has made the slack time of tbo vear in to my tiusleHt t ime, and >rke


“ They .tp// becnime. they sa tu fy .”


I t ’s a g roat .oppor tuni ty for tou. Tiiree Special Prices unt i l Fefi- riiary 27tli. Suii.H to Measure—


39/6 49/6 69/6


It i.s worth yoiM white to huy your -spring Suit now and sav** money.


.Mr. W’a .hl inei iui in- .•.iiiiiiii; t.-<- ihai the w.u*k at tin- ___ 1926 ------ S P R IN G S U IT IN G S


CUT PRICES until FEB. 27th


T llE l- ’T W llL li E D RU N K


LA BO U R E R F INED FOR OF F ENCE AT S LAIDBU RN .


.lolin .Mi Donald. lahonrer , etn|i lo\ed on


the l-’ylde \ \ ‘at»-r Itoardhs .'.elu-nie a t Dale Head, w a- at liollon-h>-lh>wlaiid. on .Mon­ day, el iaroed \sitlt h etne i ln in k an d ili.s- order ly am! wi th .- leal ine aii ovi-rcoal mi . ' 'aiurday. T'honia.-- .MeC.uim-ll.


lahourer . rh u r e l i -


- t r e e t . Sla id h n rn , .-ta ied tha t on .^aturda'. a t le rn o o n li<- .-.-illed at the itiaek Ihdl Inn.


."'la ti I hit f i i . ami pla.'.-.l hi- o\'er<-oat oti the iorm hv III- --id.-. l*n-oni- r w a.- in the room at tin- liim-. Wi l l ie- - ha.I oeea.--ion to leave the room, am! wh.-n li>- relurne. l li.uh the


.o a t and pr i -mier wei-e mi ' - in o . I’. t ’. P i t t - .'polo- to p n -mi e r heino taken


mi-.-uno c o a t . .M<-Donald. who [ih-a.I.-d “ inil o u i l ly , "


to .'-'hii'Duirn I 'ol i .e .Station tor heina; <lrunk am! . l i -oider ly.


I!.- wa- wearin-.;. i he


.xaid tha t h.- t.-o!i Im- .-oat nmle r -h.- in- tluem-e of drill!..


Hi- luii-i liave pi.-ked il


up hv mi - 'lake a- In- u-ua! i \ ear r iei i a coat . 'ITie (Tiaii'iiian O l a i o r Wr i id ' t* . •'-ni.l


iliero wa- NO d.'ulu that |iri.-'Oiier w;i- • • t t o h l . " and tha t le- look tin- coat u n d e r th e inl i i ieme ot d r in k


lim-d ■>-. for hetne ilrunlc an d di-iU'd'-rly ami tH'. for .'-'tealiuo the (-oat.


ID- would he


HOWLAND CO U N C IL AND T H E ROADS,


Many Complaints Still Being Made MOTOR C Y C L IS T ’S C LA IM .


’Bus Service Between Slaidburn and Clitheroe.


\a r i i - l \ ol m.i 11 .-r- w i-i I- iuouehi l .mv a id


lot' eoM.-idrial loll at the m.Uilhl> tue(-lilio ol I’.owlam! llui'al Di - tn e l ( ’.uim li on .Mmi- 'ia>. .Mr. II. Hi ie hm pre.-idiiiu niid .iiln-i ■m.•Illhl■l - i»re-.‘nt l .e in o ih , . | J r \ , l-'r. .Mai'.-hal. . \le- - i- . W f a n .


.I. Wa i -on. T. Walker .


.1. Pimh- r . Flas s Co rn o r Imp r o v eme n t .


i'll


U. Tayli.r. I5. .''inalli-y, \\ , IJolun.son. l-‘. \\ o) i r III h-u, \\ . \\ .111 ha III.. I.. Koliin-mi and


eot'in-i iiiipi ox enn-ni w a- tin-


'n^|l■ •l ol a i.-port h\ .\lr. Pindei win* had \ I'll.-.I the .-pot 111 company wi th iln- Snr - \i-yoi' (.Mr. I*. A. Wa l lo i d t , an d tnlt-rvii-w.-d .Mr. Daw.-oii. the tigriit lot .Mi— Tei lms. I In-y loiiini that tin* lelien m-«-di-d improve- niein am! tha t the . l i a in a ^ e h-lt .-o(iu-lhiiio to hr dr . - l i rd. Tin- haiiklllg m| i l l i r road-


. ' idr -lioWrd a .-Iroito I r inl rnry (o rollap-i-. an d ili.-s rai i i r i.i ih r «<uielu-i.*ii tha t it w a.- d.-.'iralile iliat a h r r a - t \\all two l e d llieh -iiould hi- r.in- t r u d rd . I'Apre.—ll|o the \ i'-w ilmt lin- ,-(-h«-tar had h ern eo- lly, .Mr. Pl l lder oh- riu'ed th a t he .-lilipo-ed ll would hr .-ul*i«-e[ to tin- .-at 1- t a d ioii ot tin- Counr i l . I'he rhai rniaM l eplied in tin- aliii iual i \ .-,


an d wli.-n a .pic.-imn ol gi- ini Iroin iln- ( ’oiiuly ( oum ll wa,- rai.-i-d. r ema rk ed th a t i(-lir*-.'i-iilat ive- ol till- Couiily ( ’oiineil iu- 1 i-r\n-w i-d iin-ndii-r- ol the ( oiiin il at the eoruer , lint at licit t ime weia- uiuiiih- to g i \ ' ' a n \ iimh-iTakiiio. Tin- .'-nr-, i-y or .-an! tin- work wa- par t of tin* l eron.-l r n d ion .-rIn-III.- towai'.l- which


a -^rani ol tifty p.-r cent , hail heeii r^-e^•i\»-d Mom tin- .Mtui- i r \ ot Tr an- i ior i .


ll ilie\


ol*taiued a of;n i t Irotn tin- I 'ouii ty ( ’omiejl ti would tumuiitl to twd i ly - l i \ e per e d i t . .Mr. Wat.-on Mippor l ing the .-uggi-.-lion


i l ial a wall w a- ri-ipiired. .-aid il lunl het-u ei i- t.unary lliroiiglioui the d i - t r i d to build bri-:i.st wtdi.s it co rn e r improv i-nn-nt-. TTu-re wa- liith- po—iluli iy of g| a.-- g rowing on a elay haid\ing. 'iTn- ( hai rm. ii i stud il \sa- not imn-li use tin* Coimeil di-on.—ing .sneli


iiietiihi-r- ot iiiipr.


ma t t e r - a.- the . - -nnvyor wa- n-.-pon-ifde lor the Wi>rk. TTn- Survi-yor point.-d out tha t tin- h'la.-- ■ (“iin-iii wa.- not yi-t conipid»*d. and ti-d th a t it wa- u n f a i r lo er i l ieise


iln Work ill i t - prt-.-(-m .-t:ite. H** hail given no > <-ri tlietile a- to the t-llieieney ol the .-elirtlie towatfl.-


Coiineil liad not paid a -ingh- pi-ntiy. Hi- dnl mil think the h'la— improvt-meiil e.ndd Im- eompari-d witli otln-r eortn-r removal.-, ina.-itiueh a- at l*T:i.-- t ln - e o n n - r uj i - being eomp!el(*ly alMili-ln-d. tind the r«>:n! would ei .utimn- in a la t r ly - i r : i igl i t liin-.


the eo-l of wlliell tin*


th a t tin* diun:ig(* bad been eau-^ed owing to the road :it W’bitt* Brow, N*-wton, being b-ft ill tv damn- roti - eondi t ion. aft«-r n-pair.- Iiad lieen dotn-. riie Snrvi-yor -tiid that at pre-i-nt Whi te Brow wa- in a bei tt - r e<indi(ion th a n i-ver.


.'•'Oliie tune ago l l i - le w;i- a Vfiy .-e\i-ii> I 'ain- torm wbiil t wa-ln-d c e r t a in p a r t - ot tin- road into a r idge and In- believt-d the motor eyell-l (-lieouiilefed tiial ri*lg*:. an d tin- dainagi- re-ult*-d. Tin- ( 'ouneil wen- in no way i'i--pon-ible tor lli(-y could not help the s torm. It wa- iinaniniou-ly decided to deny


l iabil itv. More Ro ad Comp ln in i s .


( oiineil Wiole a.-kiiig llnit dtingel'oii- )io|e.- ni tin- I'oad between Bolton-by-Bowl:ind and Boliuii l*eel


. ' inni ld’ Im- tilb-d in. lull lin-


.'-urveyof rei'iu'ted tha t lliai pa r ln-ula r luiigtli wa- nmlei' r<-p;itr at tin- im>me-ni. I l l - ditiienliy wte- a .-boi'tage ol nioin-y, but


In- Wa- dolin' hi- bi-,-t wi th the r e -o n n * - av adiiblc.


.Mr. Wdllendel i -n g g e - led *oat .-tolii'.- ai-


leady broken iii .Scot Lait b i(uai ry -hoiiid Im- nt i l i -ed, and the hob-.- tdb-d in at the earIn-.-i [»i—ible nioinent . A no I In-r .-lioek-


ing k-nglli ol road. In- -aid. vva- tlnil be- I ween Boh on-by -Bowiand an d ( i i -lnirn. .Mr. .Smalley called a l l e n l io n to th e con­


d i t ion of lln- road at l.tiin- Knd-, an d .-tini the -iirfaei- w a- .-•> bad tlnit Itirnn-r.- in tin- di - i r ie t were [ irepared to lay .-loin-- if only the Conneil would . -nppiv t lnnn, giving tbe t r labour .


ID- doiibii-d wb e tb e r any rotid


nie ial iiad been put on tin- highway lor Ivvelv*- or loni teei i year.-. I' lie ( ' l i aini i i i i i


: 1 l l i i i ik t in- Surveyor


-boi i ld l iiUe t ln-m till. 'Die .'-'tin eyor under took to g*-i into eom-


ninnieal ion vvitli ibe larnn- r - in (| iie-lion ami to get tin* work doin* il at all po—ible. .Mr. Tay lor ag a in nient ioned ihe e\«-ertd»b*


- t a l e tif the Doeiord Br idge road, and r e ­ lated th a t lour lanm-r.- ' wive.-, who went, tha t way to I’re-t^ni ma r k e t were ti l raid to r e tu rn over tin- -aine liigliwiiy and made a long d e tmi r by way of l-'etiee Wood to .ivoid it. Tin* Surveyor agreed th a t bo liad neV(*r


.-cell a road in a wor-i* eondi l ioi i . and .said be iiad ai ' iang( ‘d to r


Wbiiewi-ll i| tjarry to be n-ed tor ma k in g it pa- - ;ible at aiiv ra((*.


A Wh i towo i l G r a n t Qu e ry . .Mr. Wi l l -on .-iittl th a t abniit. a eouph* ol


ycitr.s ago tin* Counci l applied lor a g r a n t for i ininoving tin* road betwev*n Wli ilewell tiiid Bnrboln ie Bridge, an d lie undi-r.sioiMl thill- UtlOtl Wii.s reeoiva-d. Wa.s tiuvt eorri*i:l r 'I'ln* Cbi i in n an .said tha t gfiint.s wen- ob­ ta in ed iilM)ut tiiat Unto for improving tlin-v-


.--ecLions *>f ro a d ; om*, .Muldb' Dotjs U> Wl iil i-uell (,)imrry ; two, Black .Moss to Higblield ipmr ry ;


West Bf iidlord. .Mr. Wi l t -on:


tlii’ei*, Wa i ldington to It is being .s tated, in tin*


d i - t r ie t tliat a gr ; int ol L'bnn w;»s o bta ined


to repiiir tlmt roiid. Not l i ing Ims been done, iind tin* ralepay(*r - ari- protv-.-tiug iigiiinst nioin-y otbi tined for «*siK*nditnre in iln-ir di ' . t r iet being n-ed elsevvlM*r(*. The (.'iKvirinan .-iiid il was inijHi.-sible iit


ID-


agreed tin- l«‘iiee in-(-ded s*-tting ba'-k a l i l l le. lint a-ked tin* Cotiiieil to delay tin-ir v . t 'd n t on tin- -eln-tin* tint il it w a-eompi t - t ed.


tin* wa te r Stt*pp»-r


\ eomphii i il Lane


S to p p e r La n e W a t e r Supply. ii.tving been


.supply to bad I


.'lal(-d lliai nei irly . i lt of wal(-r -npply wa lM*in-iil ot cot tag e |i at Stopp. - r Lam-, o bear i t ig tbi- eo- i . 'I perf*-e| ly -;it i-l;n-ior wln*n d u r in g lit


tin- l .n in ly t:ink wa' tbi- iiw tn-i


eo l tag e - prova-d


Istlfveyoi- tiinl .Mr. \\ . mei- iing a-kv-d to iir ID'por t ing on .M


it


T a r r w --tigat.-


t in d


ll i e r e wa- a . -l iof tag* u n de r i l i r impr t -—ion i l iai


inad. - i | i iat** am . t in- ma t ( ‘ounei l.


pt ' i ' iod ol Tin* lb


l(-r w a I.:ilt*r


LA N C A S H IR E H UM O U R .


ree(-iv«-d I and .-eliool nb


t be


n r \c y o r -eln-nn-


tin- preini.-e- bad proveti


for tlie -eliool


iisi -nmiin-r . dry we a th e r ow ner.s were -npply wa- n-porti-d to III win-n lln-


\anii in-d Ity a i epre-«-nl:i t i \ e ot it wa- found llnit tin* .- Inutage


was du<- not t.< tin- lailnr*- ..t I In-.supply', but. to a Iciikage in tin- la n k .


'I'bis w a- rc-


piii'ted iiiid tin- owner - wi-i'e i.f tin- opin ion th a t had llier«- bei'u no h-akaiii- n o s l io r t a g r wonM have oeenr red. Tln-y w.-re \«-iv Iliueh opposed to nioin-v being -pent to angmei i l t In-.-npply . II tin- t o u n t y r«*niieil Were l id •.ati'ili(-d wi th tin- -npply to tin* seliool. In- -ngge- l i -d tln-y -Innild lay .i [lipi- fi'om iln- Kimington res.-ivoi r t-o tin- -ebool ill


th e i r i*wn i-o-i. h-aviiig tin- or iginal


-I'lii-iin- in ia( - i . .Mr. Ca r r -ai.l lliai o i i2mallv tln-re wa-


oiily otn* tap in ibe - rbool. :tnd the Conniy (oil tieil pai l oiw-lifl'-.-nt ll .*1 tin- tn- t of the -elieim-.


.'-im«-. o th e r lap- bad I pro-


\ idi-i! in tin- .-eli.'iil. and ibis miglil Inivt- e-.iit i'ibnl*-d t.> tin- -ln*rlai:'-. 'I'ln- ( l iai rman ob- e r \ed lliai if tin- ( 'omitv


C.iiimi l wer.- mail.- awar.- of tin- eireiini- - lat iee- .*f tin- i.-mporar> -liortag*-. iln-y would pr.>bal*ly a o r r e ilial no Inr t l ie r adi.>ii wa- re<|nii'e.L ami the ( h-rk wa- i i i - i r i i i led to iiilorm the ( ’.'uiiiy aiil linr iiy a- to lln- • t the -nli-eoinmi 11 ec', in \ (--1 n:;i I i. i n -.


■-nil New A s s e s sme n t Aron. ,\ roiMiMunieal ion from tin- \\ r - i I t iding


appoint twi* r. -pre-ent a I ive- in atl .- iid along wi th llii-ir clerk, a eonfereiir*- l>* be in-ld on lln- -nbie.-t in tin- in-ar future . Tin- Couin il niianimoii-ly ib-enled to urge


ilnil tin- pi’e-i'iit a- 'C—iiieiii an-a -lioiild be f ( -ia:ned. ainl .\D-—r-. 11'. ( ’, S l a rk i e ainl .1, I'ind.- r wt-re appinnt«-d n -p re-eniat ivi-s to at i i -nd the eiuiterem-e.


’Bu s Se rvic e To S la ld b u rn . . \n app'ie. il ion fnnii .Me--r<. timl .1.


Ilodgson to mi l a ' Im- M-rvi(i- bdw«-(-n S la id b u rn and Clitln- roe w:is -n bmi i te d . lln- appl ieanl s oli'i-riiig to run to t iiiu--tal>le and to aeecimniodal*- lln- public to the be-t of t hei r ahil iiy . .Mr. H. Koliii i'on a-ki-d it the ( ’.‘inieil bad


road- in tin* ( ’ontn-il 's ar«*a. a


narr.*wer veliieh* slt.'iiid In* obia iin-d it praet ieable. Tin* Clmirmaii agrt'cd llnit it w:i- de-ir-


.ts'.fs-iiie II t a r e a - niidi-r lln- in-w IJatiiio and Wiln.'ilion . \ei . :ind inv ited the ( ‘onm il to


(■.'illily ('.nim.-il rei|Ue-Iei| llie \ ii-w - .i| llie IDn.'iI ( .niiiL'i! a- to tin- < .ni-t it ill ion of


I tin- dntb antiiiiil l(-ii-l ol the ,\-.-o(ia-


lioii of l .anei i s t r ians in London, on Wednes ­ day liiglii. Mr. Tom Kiistliiim. tlu* IDvorder of Oldiiiini. told id the [iroitd Liuni i -hin' .M.I’. who look hi - -**n t l i rougb the lloiis*'s of I’ii rliiiini'nl. The lioy wa- pu/./,h-d by tlu* pre-em ** of a eliapbiit!. an d a.ske*| wliy iin-in- Im-i - Inni to piiiy.


'I'lu- |*iir(-ntiil wit W i is


rejidy wi th ;i r•-tln'l. ' ‘ Tlu-y d o n ’t , my boy. WIn-n lln- ebaplain -ees tin- meinlier.- lie pray.- f(*r t In- eoiiiit ry ,“ Tln-ii tliei'** wa- the tiielder whose lu'iiltli was far fii*ni


I. lb- went to .-(*(* bi ­


ll or to i*. Tin- Doctor ; Do veil driiilv .\v**. a fur


bit . bnl. .•-moke. .\ye. Wi-ll. mile- - yon gi\<- up both you'l l not


liv'e liioi'e iban - i \ inoi.tb-. Tin- T;teld*-r. Hood inor i i in’. Doetor : ID-ri*. eome liaek. I want a giiiin-a


loi- my advice. T b a i ’.- iiwreet. lad. ’am not talv in ’ ii. .\ Liineii-bire eiindiditt^' on lii- lii-1 vi-il


ii-lmd a lio.v tin- wav to Oldliam. How fill 's Uidliiiin I I'om In-re. my boy


'Bout tour mile. •• Wliielt w.-iv ” h o n ' l iviiow. •• Wi ia l .” (-\eliiiiiied tin- eiiiididaii-, “ Von


live In-re ;iiid d o n ’t know bow yon get to Oldbam ” .\:>w. ■


■ Then yoti r ’e dal i MavlM'.” replied tlu- lad. ■‘btil ‘am md


In- r .”


ALL THE DIFFERENCE Ciioin-.x " di t lei - Irom idl otin-r eim-ti -


patioii i-»-nn-die- ill tha t il i- not a p u rgat ive. Cnliki- aloe-, podopby llin. ei i-eara. or tiny ol the inaiiy var iet ie- ol -alt.-, il doe- not -••ek to •-ji-i t lie- (onl ( -nl - of tbo bowel liy lorn- . TIie-(- reiin-di*-- mily give tempof.-uy ri-Iii-l by eleiiriiig tin- iilfen-iv«- ;ind Inirdeii- -oim* aeeniiinla I ion in tin- ovt-rloaded bowel. They are lik(- tin- «-tn(-rg**ney v-xit in ;i lln-- a ln- Vii’nahle if !ieee- -aiv. liut lu-lter done williolll .


T H E \ A L EN T iN E . AN OLD CUSTOM REV IV ED . tbv ■


Till* oiici--pnpiibir low mi.-i.-<i\T‘, known its ■ \ ’iil*‘iit im* ” Im.-; miub* i t - r(*;ij)pcar-


;iiici* in London .--till i*>n(-r’- lunl m-w.-ag(-nl.-a' window- ;ifl(-i- :tn jdisvm-o nl’ mor*- tb;in .’U)


.war.-:. It i.-i pnibiiblo tba t mo.-t (*1 tin* pre- •ii-nl g«'in-niiit)ii of v(*iing p«-f.son.s m-ctl to In' told t l iat l-’»-bruary LUb i.s St . Vab-nt inu’s Day. lb*' b 'w r s ’ ivst4\-;il. wlu*n it wa- for- iin-rly tin* vustom for baclwlor.- aiul maidon.s to send »-arb otln-r. tisiiiilly anonynioii.sly, li>vo loiccn-- ill tin* l(*rm somowbal of tin- now liot ti'r-know n ( ' 1111- 1111:1- «-ard <-ontain- ing .sent inn-nt.- of wbat at lln* tinn- was valb'd tin* •'tvinb-f pa-'-ion.’' ai;»i ( -m lM - l l is ln - t l witli tl'twoi- and birds, and ln-:irt- and dar t s .


Tin- ( 'liri-t ma- card 1- oidv a th in g ol y**s- ii-nlay compared with tit-- V;tb*iiliin-.


'I’ln*


’70’'. ol tin- I'.Mb ct -ntu rv -;iw tin* rise of tin* ( 'h r i - i in a - *;ml. Tin- N'alcntiin* can be tract-d back -i-vcial bui idrcd year'; in tb i - cnimt ry. 11 o|-,-;Mc-t L'ogitc wa- in tbiit most .sciui- nn-niai o|' all tin- « i-nt nri' -i. tin- ISlii, wh(*n |n-opji- profo--«-d to be more .-wa.^■cd by tin' f*‘t‘liuo-< Iban b\ ro-aoii. H«*pc in bi- •■|^vcry Day Book.” piibli-in-d in


ju- i a luin- I’il'-y -(-I'Ve W(-l| enoilgli hy eXpi-ll-


Dig tor tin- time h'-itig the waste i imt ler . lint they do not gi-t at the *-mise. and Nii tnn- is h t i ill |■^•ellpel•ate 11 om the -inu-k it- he-i -In (ai l . ■


■ CliotH'x.” oa tin- olln-r


no (-onirol over tin- width ol 'bn-e- and .-iig- gi-- iing tha t in vi*-w of tin- n a r rowno- - ol many'


aiih* to limit tin* width of 'lnisi>s d iiossilih-, and it wa- de>*iib*d to grant perinis-ion .sub- led to llu- vi-liii-h* being approvt-d by the Surveyor with .Mr. '\\ Walker. .Mr. IL Snmlley said tlnit most of tin*


‘biisi-.s running bi'tween Clilberoe tuid (•rindb'Dni praet ii-:illy tilb'il tin- road, tind the drivi'ts wi-re adver.se from pulling in to the sidt* of tin* rojid to enable otlier veliieles to ptiss. Decently be bail been kept beliiud a ’bus for a e*Tii-id(*ral)b' distance. 'rite Cbairniaii : If tli(*y do tilings like that


you will Inivt* to inst i tute prot-eeding.s. .Mr. .Smalb*y : I want i* to hr* pointed tuit


to tln*m that Hk'v don't own all the rr*ad. Damn g e To Mo to r Cycle.


. \n insiiraiu-e company wtoIo informing


till* Coiim-il th a t a claim bad Im'I'Ii ]'(‘i-oiv(>d- by tln*ni for d amag e to a motor eyi-li>. and forwardeil an a.ceomil for re[i;ttr.s. .s tat ing


hand. -n))plie- iiigredieiU- -i-h-eii-d liy lln* liiglie-l medical am lun it n-- an d ea- ily a.-(sim. ilated. whi*li iietmillv build up ;md re- iore the proper fnnel ion of ilie liver ;ind l!u' whole tract of lln* houi-l -y- teni . Instejid of c a u s in g weakin-s- an d di-pn-S';ion hy d r a - t ie *-vaenii t ions ('Innn-x giv<s is-ady .ind -eienti iie aid to tin- n a tu r a l orgtin- . Wi i te to-day lor a free t r i a ’. t t e a in n ' i i l . and prove lor yoiir-e!l without eo-i the i iu l l i of tln--*-


.- li itenn-nt- . .\ po- teard will do. I-’iilD-i/.ed ho.xt-- now oldaiiiidile at mo-t ei iemi - t - at Is. Bd. and As.. oi- direct f rom tin- sol(' di- - t r ihntni s . Harwood.


.\rni.s l rong and Co..


I .td., Ida. I’«*rtscii I’liK-e, Dnndoii. W. ’i. ( ’hom-x a - - i - | s Xa fn r e an d I(’ngtiieii- life.


'I’ln* p.syehology of women wa.s a .snhjoet on


whieh tiu' lafe M’. fi. fo-org.* wa.s froqm?ntly vei'y interesting and jitnu.sing. hntli Di boolcs ;uul .sjM»'*cln-s. S[H'aking on “ Love and Mar- riag(>” il. few years ago lie gav(* the following


jireeepi.s jts aids to matrimonial .sueeoss:— Don’t, open r*m-lt ollior’s loUer.s. Don’t boro each oilier. If you idisnlutely mu.sl he frank, do it in private.


Once a day ."ay to a woman : “ TD)W hoan- tifnl you are. ’’


Once a day .sjty lo a man: “ How s trong yo’i are !” <*r •* llovv clever you :iro!”


If it .si'om.s hard lo he married to “ Tlim ” retm-mber tlia^ Ito i.s married to “ A'ou.”


ilrcil Near- ai;-*. n- oril.- tb:it “ ’JtHU'OO letters beyond tin- n-nal dai i \ aver;ig4> ai itmally piisx tl irougb tin* *Jd. po-i ‘'M’n** in London on St. N'ab'titinc'.- Dav . ' ’ Tin- decay of the cnstimt -cl in in tin-


of tin* la-t ci-mii ry. in>t


because oi ;in\ di'cideil cli.-inge ill popllliir ia-t<- or niiimn-rs, but bi-canst- it gt-;uiually b(-(-ain*' vnigarizi-d by tin* issu«* of comic or bm li*si|in‘ v.-tl(-nt iin-s of an oircn.siv*' kind is<m-ii b\ (-('rtaiii small pMl>lisln*rs.


It bad


l tdal ly (-I'ast'd ,-onn* yi-ar- In-IHr*- tbo (-ml *»f Hu* IDtb n' l i l i i rv.


This in-w (b-velopim-tit of tin' old custom i-


(lut* to .\D-'sr.s. I’iipbiU'l 'I’mk ami Sons, in re-pi>nsc to a growitig domand for th** valt*n- line. its re|iort('«i to tlicm by tlicir trav«'llers .since tin* war. If is r*-viv*-d (Ui tin* old lines a.s far ns possible, liaving n'nard to tbo ;ul- vajic(* in ju tistio ♦irawitig and coloitrcd pr int­ ing. and lor tb*' old pnrpos*'—D) ettabb* siiy lov(*rs of botli s('xi*s lo convey delicat-oly tlicir fcclitigs to till' objects of tbeir afD'C- iions, .-\ .series of 100 ililferent valentin«*s iiavo lu*en produced, ranging in price from as. to 0(1. There are neat little cards witli b:i.sk(*fs ot flow(-rs, ongrav»*d with :tp[wojiriii(»‘ st'ntiim'nts. 'I’ln' nior*' (‘lahorate vali*ntiin-s are <*dged wifli real or meta! lace, liave satin piotiiro panels in.set. ami nro tied with hows of silk ribbons in whieh a rose or forge4-me> not. is in.sc'rted. Kven thi* old decrative seent paekot which was particularly ]iopular with mir love-lorn grejit-gramlp.aronLs may ho ohLiim'd in sin imi>rov»*d form. Tltero is a .Pol-I’onrri ” s(*t-i«>s containing tlower.s


emit, perfumes. Among the .sentimentals on tin-se vah*n1iiu‘s is; — “ My heart is yonr.s. T only ask for ‘ Vos


Already nnuiy repeat,


orders havi* been received by tlu* firm, :uul tin* demand is perhaps more from girls than from young men,”


Id e a l . B R E A D tw" IDEAL CAKES


IS T H E BEST STAND T H E T E S T


PURCHcVSE THESE YOU’LL BE ALRIGHT, FOR EVERY BITE’S A BURE DELIGHT.


TAYLOR & HUGHES IDEAL BAKERY


Bakers o f TUROG & BERMALINB PHONES: I


186 BAKERY 166 CAFE.


ADVERTISING puts the public on b e t te r terms with the Shopkeeper.


b V ■Ai«Aj O F I N ' I ' F U F i i T T O I , A H I E S . Mrs. SAHGESON


..\ftcr my long Ilospit.il E.\pcrience, I nm now prepired to lit any lady any kind of .Appli­ ances .site needs. noctufs' instructions carefully carried out.


Truss, Abdominal Belt & Corset Maker


.Superior in every way to the Old I-’ashioucd Ab­ dominal Belt ami (.’orsrl on lln* top.


Corset and Ih-ll combined. Krt»i-s* tercel lor Patent.


Ideal for Stout­ ness. Light in weight.


Abdominal Bell from 21/ - as supplied lo l.ocal ITo.si)itaI.s and the Approvcil Societies tor Insuretl INaiieiUs.


Mr. & Mrs. Sargeson Anglo-American Surgical Appliance Makers,


Eanam Blackburn. Established 30 Years.


- -jj.' I M ?• a :


it mot iienl’s not ice to give llu- informa t ion ii-ked for . but promis*-d ii full inv('.-t igal ion iind II il(-tinile n-ply at lln- next me et ing.


ioo-*- niater i td at,


that Allinson Wholemeal has real and undeniable health-giving properties. Ask your baker lo deliver .Allinson Bread in place of the usual white or brown loaf; or, if you take pride in baking your own daily bread get Allinson Flour from your grocers. A week’s test will amply convince you that .Allinson Wholemeal exerts a tonic effect on the system by increasing nutrition, aiding digestion and stimulating the eliminatory organs to healthy, natural action.


AN ideal heallli-glving food, containing every beneficial property o( wheal,


Allinson Bread is suitable for people of all ages and all occupations.


'l oung


children especially derive great benefit from it, particularly in strengthening teeth and bone : those of advanced age find it life-giving : il is as suitable for manual workers as for brain workers.


D E sure the loaf is stamped ALl .IN'SON and bears the Allinson wrapircr-


band with the windmill trade-mark : only thus can you be sure your loaf is genuine guaranteed wholemeal. This precaution ts necessary for the avoidance of many so-called wholemeal loaves which carry no guarantee whatever and may be seriously deficient in food value.


ALLINSON WHOLEMEAL FLOUR is .sok! in St-lb., 7-ih. .ir.-l I-t-lb, sc.aled bags (each containing book of 101 Recipes) bj'all good ^rnccra. Bakers of ALLtNSON V/HOLEMEAL BREAD arc in almost every district In ^ s c of difficuity in obtaining either, please write to Allinson Ltd., Cambridge Road, London, E.2, for a list of local suppliers.


V-- COI"i «MoM I ,f *itV “ 'I'in* ( ’b-rk to Bolt on-by •Bowlti ml I'ari.-b \


t t t t t t -7 I / /


F I V E


Jtt’v


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