ABVERTISER AJS’D TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 15. 192T.


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l.uv 'c y f " '" '• . f Im TOIE. ELECTRICITY


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, j j f ’ u,.k.N prircPA-.. ,h.ij| :4 V.'. 1-. Kn>;j..sT\>N. -t .ilL '•■omli ririf'. 1, t<.0 IfWlJI • — Wilkinson* Thompson


Castle Gate, Clitlieroe T IRi . ‘. i l l .


[■b KtOM* ■r. SHOE Specialists Never has the ordinary man—the man


of ordinary income—had such an opportunity of walking in perfect comfort as to-day.


l : v i u i K ^ i icw . th e p lac e to go


/Vir f rom gr.y,


l / jcj c. d r iv e o i f dul l oca Q.B.J.


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llUn’A'rTiT, M’D.


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[;Rh^LEY -- ......... /^JtC.OOO


i<. SOCIETY MIT Ulll-KUY.


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|M:. CIJTHEROh JGio ftS


liTiNGALE


lsi; i: IVN!) RKl-AIBKIi, I, PIMLICO, Clitharoo


mes B<ti. Fl*«, , 3i .tt.Uf


irep Wa i droIMJS Dm Moth,


EW-iia. etc., ^ ^


ItBEET (near blackbobi*.


R O S 8 UE Y, Ststian)


THE MAJESTIC CAFE BLACKBURN


Itoqninsta tho plcnenro of your attendance and guarontcen you both ploHBuro and Hatisfactioii. 10 a.m.-1 0 p.m. daily. S ohdaY 6 p.m.-1 0 p.m. HoUdays from Noon


SILK STOCKINGS s/d- l- i


IN MANY SHADES FROM


PER PAIR


A L L YOUR NEEDS IN Easter ¥ff^ear


can be met Efficiently and inexpensively by


H. A. COATEB K in g S t r e e t


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D rap e ry S to r e s , CLITHEROE.


OUR SH O E SERVICE brings the comiort


of '• made to ineasiircyshoes ” within the reach ot al! men, for Fitting Shoes arc made' on pointed-toe, romid-toe and broad-toe models, and cadi size can i.ic bought in din'erent widths.


Will you give us the opportunity of of showing what a comfortable fit we can give you ?


T. A. O U IS IN IN C SH AM 1 an d 3, CASTILE GATE, CEITHEROE


WIRELESS Easter Offer End Your Battery Worries


A r r in a r k t ib lf Lu o v a lv e r e e e iv e r . tru a n u U iv d t o r«'Ci“iv»‘ ibiLi.sh a u ( i (Tout ineiiLa! .s ta t io n s a t fu l l lo iu l s p e a k e r s t r c n j i lh . 'I’ho p r ie e nic lu ii t'S fu l l s iz e d lo u d .sjH'aher. b a t to n e s . v a lv e s , ro v J t l ty . &-C.


£ 1 0 THE BAZAAR OFFICIALS. Fln'.h:i;j.lu i


rmv (Ivil to rif^hU : .Miisior H. Kiditijz. .Mi'> .M. Kvny.*n. .Mi.-s .i\ilvin>on. r ow.


.1. i t if l in j i (SffTotjiry), Mrs. 1>. O a g p . BY


Installijig one of o tir hijih t<*n.sii>u eUmin:it<u*s th u s disposinj^ of vour d ry bJiUeries a n d t l ie ir eon.slant trouble.


Domonstrations gladly given in your own homo upon request


'Ih ii il 7*0 \v : .Mi>s l*\ Wiuklvy. ^ j is s \V. l iir r l i, .\li-,s II. P \ in . .Mf-N. .1. .Vildn.-oii, .Mrs, ]b*i)07ii.


u* work Cf>00. 'ihui<? iu it.^


i>ngrog;iiion. \ \ li«*n th<


[* rc2ili*/.4‘d llu* .**pIo I *lf 1


COUIK’ttD•d \\•ilh •Mount Zio uli*] .SI


ill which t Ik* work W2IS t; icklc I«>y;ilty mid c iithii I.'OJII (1>f til


th o lvhok


w.'is w»i.ncs.st‘d, Jimtuid coiigmiuk'it lug m:ido. 'J ho flotuilvd .staLomoni, i.s


tUuldron’.s l ’ur.s<ss ......... Hnmlbook


Admitlam-o 'riok<*l.s Con g ro g a iion a l S ta l l Young b ad io s ’ S ta ll Mim’.s S ta ll


Uvtr«*shnu>iiL S ta l l Sw wt . S ta ll


I^ntrous jiml Suhs<.'ript ions ................................


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I'Vmt and Flowor SlJilI ... S « lo .Shows


................................ ................................ Total


Saturday’s Opening.


jwrlbrna’d by JVIr, \V. II. t 'harnloy, ol (Jrimlloion , and Mr. J . S . .Milh*r was tlio fthairjuan. Thoi Ibiv. I.. L>. Kgorton. ;• foriniT Dasior o f tlu* r l iu r ch , oih*iu*«1 in


prayor. 'Fin* IJov. b . Ba'*kor. w..*u*oming tho-o siH'ciully roierrod to Mr. Kgorpm


who ho .saitl h:id <lon<‘ osovlh'iit. work d u r in g h is tlir^H* yvars at .Mount. Zion.


!Many «>i


thoso pr«*.'«ont woukl Im-> an\inu .s to r.uiow his acq u a in tan ro . In th<‘ upom-r and chairnum that, day th o y had two «-\t.-ollonL gentltMuon. jiikI both liati roadily oon.'-<*ntod to oc«*up> tlu* p o s ition s . Mr. Clnirnloy was di-.-^Tv- in g of t lian k s for tlm gonorons way in whioli ho h a d t ro aDa l th.* b a z a a r Commi l to o . in t i io i r f lvnl ings wi t h h im. lb* luid a b o grojit, ploa.snro in wo lcomin g ih o Hon*. J b \V. H a r d . wh o . In* s a id , wa s tlio “ f aUior ” of No n c o n f o rmi ty in ih o loN\n.


MOOR LANE MUSICAL SURVICES,


PERFORMANCE OF MAUNDER’S “ OLIVET TO CALVARY.”


'J'lit' iiimu:il iipp.'iiN on lieliiilt ol lllo .Moor-


lam* Unitofl .MotluHlist Chun.-li choir fumls wore* in:ido on .'*'uml:iy, wln-n the pulpit wa.s occupie*4l bv the P as tor, tin* U«’v. '1 luunas I'i.sh.


.\ * most, on.ioyatdo tnii.si(*al service


was g iv en in the allo''iUM)n l»y llit* choir which was augiimiitcd by several «»hl nivJit' ber.s ;ind iiniiiv frien d s irom Mu* \ \4 ‘slt*y Church ch o ir. * bm le r tin* eonductor.ship o f Mr. .). C. I'onl they g a v e v.wy in sp ir in g ronditioii.s ot clioi*us»*s Jrcju “ Ititiah, ****^\ tho an th em “ (Iri'at is the b o rd .’’ Hi ;dl tin* item s . 4'speciallv '* lb* not a tra id and “ 'Hum shall your l igh t ,* ’ Hu* hloiul »*t voices , tonal ip ia l iiy and power, niul i>re- cisifui was e s c cH e ii i.


.Miss IHilli ll;d-si«*aii


.s:ing *■ .lu'L as I am ” .sweetly ami with 4*>.- p r o s io n , and g a v e a (•onum*mlabb* perJorni-


ancs* o f th e aria “ tb bad J Juhal s .Mr. 'I*. Hawo r th , a Preston baritom*. lia.s a idi-asiii" ami r e son an t voic«*. Tlu* ba.ster- t id e .solo, *‘ Alleluia ” served to demon- .siralo Ills powiT, 2iml wa.s in nnirked roiu tra s t to th e German son g ol “ Th e Clock, ih o words o f whicli wer<* as i.mprcssive as Lho bcau lv f.f tlu* melody.


.Mr. I-.


wick. \ ih o presi(b*d, g a v e a br ief ad«lre.ss in u h ich lie* v.siiort^Ml c on g r eg a t ion s to on- (*ouvage in <*very w:iy t lioso on wlnun th ey were d opon dant


Inul wo r l ; .


for th e music tit I u*


.siincinary, ami r em in d in g tlu^n ot th e iliec Ilf l im e which v o lu n ta ry clioir.s lU'CL'.s.sarily to mak


Pas'-ioii-t ich Tin: ‘ Hoi Saei


in Mi< •nlit


\ lm l i t h e largc . ' t c o n g r . 'g a t io n as somblei * e v e n in g wl ien Mu* .service was d e v o te d ,]v to a perfoi'Jiiams*. of Ma uml


in p reiiaraiory , , !


of Aee.s .’* Tin* wo rk <mlls for v e ry con- .sid<*ri7te t r e a tm e n t .


oii-tjcie ca iit : ita . •* O liv e t lo la lv t ir v . Imiins . whicli we r e in kiH*piug wUh \Vcek and with th e work, were ‘ t>, I Hc'tul o n c e w o u n d e d ” amt “ Kook


f rom t h e mo s t s u b ­ d u e d ami tomb - r p h r a s i n g to th e 4lr2UuaUi:


furon* of a n <*M.*ited m u l u tm l e . AH tlu* v a r v i n e temp o s a n d mo o d s of t h o wo r k uot<-*


n.ln'iinililv Im.UKlit mil b.v t lm c h o i r iiii.l th o .soloi>ts iK'qllitt.Ml llu-lIlHcIvOS With <llr- t in c t io n , os|h-ch. lly .Mr. Cyr i l . \ smk'U "' li»


hiiil nil o x l romo lv di ihc i i l t rol. '. .Mnilnnio KIsio Th oini t sun in n mo r e KulKliicii a in i cy- I.r.-<.iv>. p a r t


..-nut! honuUfnl l.v ani l in i c in lo ro s t v e in . -Mr. T. l l nw o r t h hron^IiL


i l r amn l i c lo rc o to Ih o p a r t of 1 i a to ..mi .iojimnslratcMl potvnr.s o f a r t i s t r y a h o v o th o o r t l in a r v . Th v . i n t c r p r o t a t i o n of th o wo rk wa.s ........................... ... u n p r oHi v o a n d roHocU-..


th o hiitho.st c r ed it on all c o n c o rn c l ill the IM>rformanoo. Tho d i itaw o f orKi.m.si uoro


fulliUod bv Mr. G. CowciU. 'rOSSIDE. CONTPErriTTON. — A t S t . on


S a tu rd a v Last, comiwUnR for tUo ca r t horM.* biioomnkiug ch am p ion sh ip o f b an - : «'iushir4N Clioshiro and N o r th StaffortUlnro, 1 a tr X> K. Tu ko, A.F.O.la ., woa tfUcot's.Hful in ffaiiiiiu: fiTrit prizA». bUror cu p and gold ^ modal. Tbo judgort woro Mr. J T<^luiM>u, A .F .O .b . , MorU.'j, a n d Mr, Bowman ,


F .y i .C .h \ , OldliittU. i 0 , Mnrlwt Phioo, 'Qiiheroo.


This year yam • Dv'rafM ” Suit Will bo a better sdM nt the S3IU0 price. Thlc year I expect to make a lot of i;cw custon.crs.


\ socnl it in fu'ding hov; to make a te t te r •• DuraCit ”


Suit. I iiaci a London


ex p e r t in my 'workrooms improving "D iira r jl” styles. Mew Ideas m the making v;orc tried o u t : r.cv/ equip­ ment was installed.


Lant year 1 dived cH tlie


^ (Jeep end! Wiicn niy work- ^ rooms wcr-3 quiet, Uirougb I5ie Coal Strike, I was spend­ ing an extra £G00.


Tlu' »ip**ning i*or»*mony on S a tu rd a y wa*^


* r^*.Mull u 2I.S 2tunou med tO til •orkcr.s by .Mr . D. M. It, • n ig h t , 21 .'-Cl*nc of emthii


tollo


s. d. :t (I


............ .......... ..........


. IS I


. 1 7 0 t . m y.i . 1 0 1 G


.1 1 s


. 2U 10 . 2 8 10


.com 10 0


tbiinr ; lookvrl


Tlio tin l»y *• .\(lvffli'i‘2- 'riiiU',.."


K. K imivoii. .Mi*. 1L. H; i rtk*v ( t rou'^uror ) . .Mr. P . .M. Il'.»*r*rts ( t i c n s u n i ). Kv\-. 1.. C. Ihirlvcr ifrluHiMii.'iu), .Mi*. IL. !b ir { |,.y . Mj..., 10. biimlh's, .Miss Todil nud


U:i<*k row; .Mi^ssr*-. I'. Uro.iui. (J, Ogdon, \V. lSin*h, W. Tji.ylor, (J. (\)i.*m;m ( 'o n jn r i . 1). ( riigg. !■'. Ogilon, I*'. IloiliorsnlL A> :i. rosiili ol ih o ir thrtr* iljiys’ l»n/..‘inr.


cti. h; hr


among th ronumibcr vocjdist, her sorv dmrehos.


s <-s«*i*utivo jd d l ify . and j.ooplo wlio d to have tinil. a h i l i iy tv«>rr* IS hoing ;ihU\ to oaso ,n bi7rdou. goijiji to sjiy th a t ho wjis a


Chairman said ila-ro was .siic}i a ppr


so it was a. ploasu»*(! lo alt^'ud M'hvu ho first know Mfiunt ji. lorco to Im* r4‘ckom*d with


Vhf


fc«* ('hurchos o f tho town. Ho Mis.s lb)b*.*rls. :in o\'04‘lh*nt was always wilHiig to plac<* a t


tin* disposjil o f otiu'i* Another* s ta lw a r t o f th«' church


m o n t ion iu g thoir Jiniko tlu*m bhish. Zif)n hold a. vc anumgsi. th e chiin*li Ids ilrm con v ict ion tha Zion, (,’l ith c ro o would b«. do.xl.


'I'ho.so c(nuicct4'd


rle.s.Tvcd cr<Mlit. for th e nl th ey Imd <Iocidod tt> lioM


In* rotuoiuborod was George, booth, wh«* had <lepart^*<l from i l i is l ife . Ho rojiiemberofl .Mr. booth Vf'ry we ll, esn«*ci;illv in hi.s aeti\*ilie.s with th e l‘'re<* Chur«*h Coum*iI. H o couM montimj o lh e r.s ; sonu> w«-ro f*rc- t th.'it. s»fl4*riumn and lu* rofraino<l from for


lu • 1" In th. d a


tlu at. pf •ith(


pla ck:


coal ,strik<*s, 3te;dly tho b so .successful th a t ono could tho cou n try Tn'ul lM»en llirough such ;i hail ami unproOtabk* ju'rioil 2ind th a t thoro h;id l)Ocn a. coal strilco.


.flo undorsloo<l t ln it ih o ia.st bazaar .’Sfount Zion pooplo liad


lu'lil wa.s in IG12. so th a t th e y had not tr,,n!d<sl C'lithoroo ju'oplo unduly. Thf* pi'opio who trifnl to lu*Ip thomsolvos ;is they woro d o in g o u g h t to 1h* liolpctl. Ho Uu*r«.*- i’oro liopofl l lu ' pcfjplo coiiiu'clod w ith tho ot iior T*Vo4* niun*lio.s in tlu* town would rosj>ond to th o 2ip[K.';il o f tludr Mount. Zion brothron.


o f tho b;ul t inw s < Ouring r<*<*<'nt- numths pro<Iure<l in th o cmim l ia v in g i ts <*ff<‘ct to-<l tin* si.-cr.'t o f I .ivin gst he loved Inird work aflopted to-ilay ther<* woi troiibl4* in th e cou n try . ni


Npcri .sc.'i re*


I f It tin tlu b: >d id Mi ;


n o r Imd be en ircoly bolu*vo


c T t a i i d y no b< pla f;i lo


(rhurch whidi l .spito


i-entlv. ;d w;is Ct W


ul tb: 2IS


It. .Mo


Depressing Debts. .Mr. f i i u r n l e y s a id he h.nd n evor beforo


hml til*'* pU'a sure of v i s i t in g .Moiiin Zion. H».' h a d ()lt4*n r e a d ot' Mu* work dom* a t t h a t c lmpc l so that . wh«*n hv r e c e iv ed th e i n v i t a ­ t io n to t lmt h i iz a a r lu* accejil t't l wi th p l e a s u r e . Ho wa s lo o k in g fo rwa rd to th o ii.mo wh en


ih o Kns* f'hureluKs would bo u n i to d , a n d s t a n d as o n e .Mel lnxli.<t Clmr e h . A well- k n own .slat4\sman oms* s a i i l , “ IlesjKm.sibilitv a i id h a r d wo rk a r e t l ie re a l joys of th i s life,*' ami tinit. fact i*ouM bo a p p l i e d to r i i r i s i i a n .scrvi(*e. T'hen* m u s t l iavo Ius*n h a r d wiirk d o n e in connv.v ion wi th tin* b a z a a r . ,'0 t h a t ri*ally tlu*y imi s t h a v o boon h a v in g Mu* l ime of t h e i r lives. Tlu> im­ p o r t a n c e of j i r o p a g a t i n g Ch u r e h p r in c ip le s nowadi iys wa.s a s e r io u s it<*m. ' rh o r c to ro


wh e n th e y appro.a ched tha. t ba/. ;i ar fo r ih o p u rp o s e of r a i s in g f u n d s for t h o i r o h u r c h it a 2IS a prai*.4*wort.hy a t f e ju p t o n t h e i r p a r t , a n d lu* hop<*<l it, ivas ali.solutely .suc»?e.ssfub .Nothing a:i.s inoro il4*pr«*.ssing t h a n a <loht o n a. c lmr e h . lo r i lebt s int4*rfored wi th a u t iv i t io s .


It. wa s sonu-t ime.s s a id t h a t


{H'Oi>Io eonnect^.cl wi th tlu* «*hur<;lu‘s we re not <Ioiiig ;ill jt wa s possiliN* for th o jioople,


b u t it woul t l ho bail imle ed for llu? people. II t jie cli t ircln 's <’i.*ased to fu iu ' t i a u for ev4*n a. shor t . pericMl. A v e ry imp o r t a n t p o in t to un.(eh in c h u r c h worlc ivas to inti*resL c h i ld r e n in I 'v e ry pos s ible wa y . ami to mould t h e i r eharact^-r. s a r i g h t . T h e y wen* al l awan* th en * we r e h e a p s o f i r r i t ics an d pos simisus r e a d y to lu-I it tle tbeh* wo rk , b u t wh e n t h e y could .show a c tu a l wo rk , a s thoy could Miat d a y . tlu*y we r e progre . s s ing in th e r i g h t d i r e c t i o n . Il4> bopor.! th e y wouI<l g o f o rwa rd f rom s t r e n g t h lo s t r e n g t h a n d t lmt th o c l iu r ch would lie a s o u r c e of he lp,


s t r e n g t h , p owe r a n d g u i d a n c e t o all th o peopb* i-Ymm-cted wi t l i ii.. Tlie c l iu r ch wa.s wh a t iml iv id u a l s maib* i t , ami in t h e i r work th e y .should e a rno. s t ly s e ek t h e g u i d a n c e of tlu j J l e a v e n ly F a t h e r .


l i e h a d g ro a t


ploii.suro in d e c l a r in g tlu* b a z a a r o p e n . Tlio oiwtu*r ami t - lui t rnmn we r e ih;inke<I


for t l i e i r .<ervi«s*s o n tlu* jirofiositTon of th e i l e v . b. C. Ikarkor ,


EASTER RAIL EXCURSIONS. The following e\i.ur.-.ion*. by Mu* b..M.i


Rail«ii\- arc from CUithenu* s ta t io n : - - 'I'O-D.V^' (Thurs^lay) :


B!;o*kpool at .M-12.


'-51 p.m. Idvi'rpool at. l-2.*> ami


.SmiMip-ort ai 1-2.T ami o-oji ]».m. Morecaanbe (v i: i Frestmi) 12-2.’t i».n bondoii ( Kn.stoiM 12-2.8 :ind lO-G


GOOD KKIDAV.


IJlackpoi.l, ,'i or days. 7-2! a.in. .SATl ' I tDAV.


IUack|*n<->b tiny. 7--I a.-m.; r e i im i


O'G. bvMi.im, Ansd**H. .‘^t. .Annes ami Dl.-ickpool


tra l) .‘'^-.*>0 i».m. Sm i l h p o r i , d a y . .^-G a .m . : r o i u r n .*^-K) p.m. b iv e ip o o l (p e riod ) S-OU. l-2.">. 2-o8 :iiul


(p tu io d ) , 7-dO, S-.Mb 12-2.8 and 1..88. Moreca-mbe (jM*i*iod) 0-o8 a .m . . via l*n*s-


ton. bomlon (baiston) 8-1* a . in . .


t\*:ist resorts. bomlon (S t .


21ml .South l * 2in c i * 2i.'Si 7-8D ;i.nt.. ami


Channel Isl:nid.-. Isle o f AVight. 21111! .8nuUi and W e s t of Fnghuid.


Kastern C'ountie.-., 7-1 2i.m. York, D r id l in g in a , S c 2i rlif*rougb. e tc . , a.m.


SATURDAY. bbtndudiin, <l2i.v,


lUaekpoob d:iy. 7-1 S o u th p o r t . da.v.


p.m. blandudn o. d;iy,


st<*2i-mer, 8-G a.m.


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. .Vnnivci*.^;«ry .'orvicos wore hoM at tho


Coiigi'cgat.ioual Church on Suiu h iy . tlu.* spcJinl preacher m o rn ing and ov<*ning heiug th e B o v . K. M. W illiam s , ..f Mill H il l, whoso ch a lhmg in g cllscnur.ses wore tol lowed


"wiih k<.*on a t ten t io n . In th o e v en in g , wlieii Mu*ro W2I.S a c ap ita l co n g r e g a t io n , .s]K>cml nuisifs was ronderwl by th e ch o ir, ably led by Councillor U. .lon c s . w itk Mr. A. ' la y lo r


tL*4 o r g a n is t . ” Hear My cry ' jiiul “ lyxalt Him ” we r e th e anlboiiLs. both p lea s in g ly g iv en , and th o solo ” Tho Los t (^hord ’ wjis e x c ep t io n a l lv well su n g by Mmlame A. Scliofiekb Tho collcction.s oxct'cdcd ,tU).


CHATBUBN.


Bale Drrjxngod by tho Clmruh Jnstituto Billiard ( ’lub was hold on Saturday, nftor- Qooa. ThOTO was a good attondahoo ot


JUMBLE SALE.—A successful jumblo


■ trade VOS Jon4>, Tho prooeed.*» nmounted to jta.


porsons in gne«t of bargains and n brtsk P o l it ica l troubkw aru o h r o ^ multipHed by I d iv is ion . biverp ool and


.ste2i.2m*r. I, 8 or d tla.vs, 7-80 21.m. KASTKR-


'-80 a.m.


MONDAY .m . : return B-80 p.m.


d-2G». i.t-H p.in.


■\V«*st, o f Ekigland (v ia Bri*^toI) G-17 .8coi!aiid a t lO-G p.m.


|).m. p.m.


SPECIAL


DISPLAY of COATS, COSTUiVIES, TWO


PIECE SUITS and FURS SMART COATS in the new Cliarmaline and Repp.


£3 1 0s. The newest Shades VI l|' j'ljtVi


Large selection of Choker Tics in babic, Baum Marlin, Stone Martin, and Filch to suit all purchasers.


rot.iirn .-tio bivt-rpool ami


Large variety of FURS always in stock made from the finest selected Skins


W O R SW IC K & SON Leading F u r r ie r s & Co stum ie rs


15, K in g W i l l iam S t ., B la ck b u rn T E L - t*'8u b


***********! tl!*? AINSWORTH & SO N S A B SO L U T E N E S S


On u 22ct. AVF.DDIXG a.nd DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT K IN G S ismboby ■nu! >-KWKST STY1.KS, AUB ABK MADB BY TUK BEST OP CR.SVTSMBS. They are absolutely lo -day’s best and finest value obtainable. Ap t e b t h i -s -wb a ix ow £ l o r » mveby- s ix t h b is q s o u ) . .


AINSWORTH & SONS


15. H0RTHG4TE and 74. KIH6 WILLIAia STBEET (0pp. Hajeslic Cinema) Phone 5036.


BLACKBURN TWO ADDRESSES ONLY - Phoo* « 8 7 mis,"! ? r'i'B


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E A S T E R E AM R E E S You will roquirr.'ianciwicbt'^—mjike them with our noted Glass Tongues


and Boilod Hams. A real treat. W(* have ti name for Teti tind Coffee,


J. KAY, The Quality Grocer, 6, OHURCH ST., CLITHEROE For Flowers, Seeds and Gardening Requisites


Wreaths, Bouquets and Floral Emblems made on the premises by an experienced florist, at the shortest notice


We have a good selection of choice Cut Fiowers for Easter ValellView Nursery and W ellgate, Clitheroe 4!1 V


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f'k ll M' U l l' ^ ! r 6 & 8^ Castle Street^ Glitheroe


JOHN E L L IS & SON WE HAVE OPENED A SHOP AT THE TOP OF


W E L L G A T E lUf K MOUNT ZION BAZAAR RAISES


of a t;h'Jin offioionl jo!> tamibinotT willi you an> n'tomMl to tlio houso of -


S O X a n d T l i C m i ’SO.V, BOYS SUITS Our Boys Clothes represent


the spirit of the times—Youthful and refreshing—they are stylishly cut and in fashionable shades.


Substantial and good quality


materials are used, Prices are moderate and the workmanship first class.


May we have the pleasure of showing you these goods. •V. ;■ d ^ - o V


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