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CFOURTEEN) ADVERTISER AND TIMES. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. I i tl ! ESTATE DISPERSAL. Shoes for Winter : t i l l


Vi'v iuv now lioldint: 'i Spcciiil JJispliiy of Shoi'M for Winter Wear.


Winter is the te.sting time for Slioes. Unless the leather is goo<l and they are made by good makers they are n.soless.


Our Large Stock comprises only the W t . ditvct from tin; Miumfactnrers.


i i i ' n


Kvery pair ii“liable. beautifully finished, and moderate in price.


FARMS, HOTELS AND BLOCKS OF PROPERTY.


AUCTION SALE AT GISBURN. Dairy l.iriii:?,


liotoJ.'f, villti ro>idoMco.'<,


cottagchs, accomino<iatioii laiul ami j;ro«n<l rents were inclmlod in tlie Gisbnrn Kstato dispersal .sale wliich took place at (Sisbnrn in the Pavilion a t tlio Old Vicaraj'o on \N t'dno.'alay allernoon. Notw•itll^lamlin^ tlio torrential downpour tliero was a (•.••o\v<le<l atteiidanco. .Messrs. Kobinson and Sons, solicitors, of Clitlicroe Oitsilo and Jllackliurn, acted tor iho vendors—the Kxocutors and Trustees of the lato J.ord KibljlovsdalL'—.Mr. K. A. Aspinall, of Me.ssrs. Salisbury and llainier,


chester, l)eing the auetionoer. In all, '19 lots were ofrered, and lhouj;h


ijuite a nuinher were withdrawn, llu* actinil .'•ales iotalle<l i.'L’0,7.'!*5. 'Hie lir"t- lot- oU'ereLl was llio fret-lmld fully


CUNNINGHAMS 1 & 3y Castle Gate Clitheroe


•ri.i BUY BRITISH- ' i hi!l '


hi II


I Til 1 g - See Window for Prices


i n.\Ts with vorn .Tkwku.kk. f f


licen'-e<l hotel, the Hihbli\sdalo .-\rtii<. (Jis- burn, with all outhtiildinn.s, etc. The vite iK’cupie.s (i,9dU Mjuaro yard.s, the lioiel beinn let <m leas4‘ for 111 y«*ars from S<'plember, 192d, to Peut ley’.s Yorksliire Breweries, Idd., at an ;i])purtionod annual rental of Mi<l<liiin Ix’fzan at i'd.OOO and readietl at wliich tlie property was with­


drawn. A >iiniiar i>'sult altemled tlie Ireeliold


farm and Hilly lic<*used hotel 'I’le* Buck Inn, Paythorms containiiiK o2.-UU acres and let a t a yearly rental of LllW. Ih'ninnin^ at jUl.UIK). bidding .stopiH'd at .Cl.700 ami was withdrawn. .Mr. Aspinall


.stated that


wluMi previously offered a l»'W month^ ajio i t reac hed Cl.O.aO. “ M!e*re };oi^^i down.'' he fili.MU-ved, wliereiipon a member of the amliencA*, amiil


lau^'liter. reinarktsl :


“ We're all Ahjint; that .” '* V'*.s and it i> wliat we shall all do in l ime; it is the only r«-rtainly in l i fe," was the retort. Tho Knd Hou.«4.* Farm, Gishurn, of >*9.97o


acres, yielding £219 10s. per annum, began a t jL*l,r>00 but had to pass at .£.'1,001). The Old Vicarage, a country residence in Gisburn, rented at L’J-*) and containing nearly an acre of land was Imuglit hy the tenant ,


.Mrs. Kllis. for ,L07o. A similar


residence, “ 'Jlu' Pr iory,” eonlaining U.37(> acres, with a rental of LIO, wa.s nl*'0 pur­ chased bv the temaut, ^Ir. B. K. l\ve. lor


£o(X). SAXON " PEWTER


it requires 2)iactically no cleaning, and improve.s witli age. Being a pure metal it is the safest to use for lipuids of any


description Obtainable only from- If'


I Geo. W. Ainsworth | I 48, MARKET PLACE, BLACKBURN


“ VALUE OVER ALL >’ JEWELLER ^ Please Note—ONE Address Only ^ M I = THIS IS A “ BLUE STAR” SHOP Telephone 5817 HEADACHE, CHILLS, INFLUENZA


AND RHEUMATISM. Qt ' i fKi .Y Rr.r.iKVKi) nv


R e a d e s E x p r e s s P o w d e r s Nut J .owkkinh.


Wo) have received the mo.st wonderful testimonials re.spe-cting tile relief afforded by these Rowdies from many parts of the country.


In Boxes 1/3 (Post paid 1/4) Single Powders 2d.


IIEADE BROTHERS & Co. Ltd., WOLVERHAMPTON Eou) .\i,so nv THORNE’S DRUG Co., 44, SALFORD, Clifheroc.


•S-M-'IC J.\ USE—OU.•\R.•\^■TEKU FREE FKO.M LE.\1). Hand hammered and of the finest Jbitisli craftsmansliij).


M ^


s


^ ^


.-V furtlier Gishurn re^idonev. “ hml ’ . , ,


Hou'e.” having 2,-100 square* yanL of ac- r-omnio<latioii land, containing in all -l.2-lo square* yar<ls and yie*lding a comliinefl rental of L’dll. weuit to .Mi'ssrs. .Massey s Hurnley Brewery Ce>. for £9")0. The <lairy farm *' Greengaiek'.” or


“ Suilside,’ ’ *of 101.B)9 acre-.s. with an apiior- tionod yearly rental of f i l l ) , te«nante<l hy .Mr. B. (*ampl>ell, reached .C’d,()0U. ami was


withdrawn. Plots of aceommixlation laml, “ Dick


\*ar!ey.” over La acres, ami '* I'o>te*r Moor,’ ’ over Vl acres. llie‘ former yiel<ling L'lb-i and tlie lat ter £10. both situaU? in Gi>hnrn, ronchetl £500 and .C250 respectively, hut We*re* he‘l«iw the* re‘M,‘rve. “ Honey J ’ots ” and *• Forty,'* acconi-


niodaiion laml ol Idt aere<. in (ti'hu»’n, with an apportioned yearly rental of L'l5, ,M»ld to Blackburn BiYWf’ry lor £090. a- also plots of oveT 9 acre."*, with barn, ami pro- <lucing yecirly lAUitals ol £M7 1»". )xL. and leiiiinted hy .Mr. V. Wright , for Ci)70. Mr.


Tomlinson bought *' Tipphig


.Me*a<low.” 2..'179 acres, rental LM, for £155. Uf .six dwelling-hnnse.‘s. witli garde-n anais,


ill .Main-stres'i. (Jishurii. thivo void to te-nant>-;, .Mr. M’. Smith, -Miss G1ov«t am! Mr. M’. (ilove'r. ;it £250 «*a<;h. Of four others in .Main-'t re.‘e*t, two at- annua! nmtal.s ol CO 7s. t'xl. an<i £7 12'. 7«1.. we-re* vf»ld lo .Mrs. Fawceui ami .Mr, Whilwam at L'Hl) each.


-V Alouhle* fronted house in Main-street,


tcnauleil hy .Mr. II. Hunter, was withdrawn at £19.’»: imt. three collages, witli gardens, also in -Main-street, let on half-yearly ten­ ancies. with aggr<*gaU» rentals of £1S 12s. fid., iMicanio the properly of Mr. .Vlox. I'arkAT at IMXK). A calo restaurant and cottage in .Main-street, yielding I'l.’s IDs., and occupieil hy .Mrs. I’ve, sohl for £010 to .Mrs. Smith,


MAYOR’S FUND. LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.


I ’rcvioiisly acknowledged ......................3


.Mr. K. Forre.st ........................................ Proceeds of Kinema. Knlerlain- inont at Co-op. Hall .................


.Mrs. Grime .............................................. Messr.s. Taylor ami lluglies ........... .Mrs. Tlu)rnlM.‘r (The Knoll) ....


.Mr>. Whiop (.Millthorn) ................. .Me>srs. Harrison and Bailey ......... Proceeds of Flag Day ......................... ProceOils of Dance at Swan and


Royal Hotel ................................ .


Congregation of Roman Catholic Church .............................................


>!r. J . Batiks .......................................... Mrs. Duckworth (Bradford)


of Hlaekhurti ami .Man­


ClitlHTLK' Corporation ............ B.F .L.R- I .K. \Vhi>t Drive Dame Committee ............


Mr. ,1. H. Taylor ............ ........ ^ie.ssrs. M. Hartley ami Son Mr. J . F. Berry ......... .............. .Me»rs. Bahlwiii, W<‘ek-i Biihlwin ............................... Mr. J . -M. PoL»Iey ....................


......... ami


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I J J 5 0 0


10 1(1 2 U


AN "OLDE TYKIE” GATHERING TEA BY CANDLELIGHT.


The ladie> of .Moor-laue Church ami Si lu'd


held their annual old-fashionc<l l4‘a parly an AVednesday when, notwithstanding nuinerou< counter atlriu'tions, they enU'i'laim.'d a large compaiiv wliieii ttviie lilled tlie ta«)le'.


Special Offer of BLANKETS (SATURDAY) we m i eii


FOR ONE WEEK O.XUV. BEt H.N.VlXi l TO-MORROW s p u lm. DISCOUNT OF 2 6 IN THE £


ON Ai.L B lank e t s Sm.u. ( J i t f la r " . ' .sf.n'1; iiioliiilcs every class aiicl qual i ty, inun


'I’lie quaint <o’'iunies of grent-gniiidninN <l!iy> (ill 'lime in.'taiH'cs) ami the .siih<luc<l cjuidle- lighi gave the requisite “ atmos[ih<‘re to tlio “ <liiii jind misty past ,” wliile oUl-'tyle confections and l iakemeat ', toot!i<ome cake> and fruit pic*s provetl as satistying as tln-y wer<* enjoyable, ami .mi pleiititul liad been the provision that much remaine<l. The ent4*rlaininent wa> in keeping with


’2 15 4 ami


10 0 U) 6


'J ht^ H't will clo-e on 31.st Octoljer. 192«. THANKLESS ! man who ro b b ed his b en e fa c to r


.At Clitherive Police Court on M'ednesday, William *l\>on, labourer of m> tixed aliode, was lined 2(K. for .-l^'aling u ra/.or, cup ami .‘-x'arf valued a t S>. 4d., thf* j>rop»*rlA of James Beard, eng ne-man. of 5. \Vaddington-


r»ia<l. 1’roM‘eutor stateil that he allowed prisoner,


who was deslilule. lo on ilie eoueli


in his liome on Lriday, October I f ih . lor »>iie niglit, and in llie morning, ulien prisoner liad goii«* li<? di'eovt*red that his ra/air « a s nnsung.


disl:o^■^.•^ed the lo-vs of liis cap and .seari. P.C-. Hellars .'aid that pris^mer was arrested


at IHverslim ami wiieii ehargiHl -jaid ” Ihey


were not worth that much. To tin* magistrates Tyson said ” ! am Mirry


for what I liave done, ami I havt? kept- a good record lor nine year ' .


ill hospital for seven and a half wveks and have lK*en out of work sime.


I have been If you could


imnos4‘ a fine in.-'lead ot .'*‘iiding im- lo {irisoa I .diould he very thankful . ’’ The Cliiel Coiislahle (.Mr. J . C. Huxlahle)


said iirisoner was in Dt'cembuT, 191'^, .o'nt to Bor' ta! for thris- years for stealing blouses from a e.lothe.s line. In 1919, however, he wa.s released on liceii'e. hut he committed tlieft and was sent hack to hni'>h hi ' time. He aildixl tl iat the pro'^M.-iilor did not wish to j>ress the case.


BASHALL FAVES. K.\.\t;y DRKS.S BALL.—Oiii‘ of the most


.'Ucce?-.-l ul laiicy <lre.*-s halls ev«T helil at Bashall Faves took place last- Friday week.


'ITiere was a capital attendance, a large per­ centage being in lancy as well as gr*)ie*-que ( ostume.


’I lie jmlges for the occasion were


.Mr. I'c .Mrs. G. Rohiiison (Withgi il ) , -Mr. ami .Mrs. Walter Greeiilialgii (.Moorcock Hotel ) , ami the Mis-es B. ami K. Sandham (Talbot Briilge House), and tliey liail a most (Uhciilt task. Kventiially they awarded pri/.*‘s as fol low':— Iiadies, original - 1. .Miss i’ . Breaks ( Wasp) ; 2. .Mrs.


illiaiii Pyc- (Haytime) .


(,'om.*-: J . Mrs. Chew (.'slns-i PoiUar) ; 2. .Mr. F. (Le.-iiliaigh (.Madame •Raleliwork). Gentlemen, original : I. -Mr. .'^liatv(Cliina- man) : 2, .^les'ls. J . Watmsley (Pierrot ) ami A. Wright, C. J'”or>haw and P. Gorr-


ill (.Nigger.'). Comic: .Mr. F. .N5*w lion.s<; (.Mon*'. Patchwork). Spivia! )>rizes were awanleil to .Mr. I'klward .Newlionse and U) .Mr. I'‘re<l (ireeiilialgh as .Madame ami -Moiis I’atchwoik lor llie i to t pair in jancy dress: lo .Mm'i'.s -loan and .Mary Cliew for the best pair of wallzers in lancy ^Iress. ami to .Miss K. .Marslaml ami .Mr. NV. NVrighi, for llie best, foxtrot ting pair.


.M.'. R. i’ve’s^hango 'I'he r<‘>id«?n*v, ■* .Vpplf^-


tre-4 Cot tage, ’ ' containing 1.270 .vquaro yards, lot a t £;10 to .Mr. James Harnett . pa.ssc<l a t £525. 'Hie Blackfjurn Brewery t*o. were pur-


clniserfi at £*120 of ii jilot ol 7..1n5 acres of lam! in Buriihiv>road. *‘ GcH»rg<vs Crof t ” and gardens of ;l.L02


acres, mljoining the main highway. yi(*l<ling £ 9 5ri., was knocked clown for .£I1(.K) to .Mr. • lohn H. Ifootliman, Barrowford,


tvIio


bought 1S.5-1S acre.s of laml fronting (iis- liurn .Auction .Mart, with tho (Jawher I’lanta- tion, tho apportioned! rents of which are £ J L for £1,025.


The i ’fi'-t Ollice a t (lislmrn. containing


275 squar<* yanis and let at £25 lOs.. went to tlio tenant , .Mr, LightlKvwn, for .£755. .'sonic 9 acres of him! in tlu* occuiuition of


Hentlf'v’s Breweries, proflming £22 15s. per annum, am! 25.79J acres occupitMl hy (Ji.s- burn Auction Mar t a t a rental of £(>5,'failed lo soli a t £ J 7 5 and £8.'80 n\siK*ctiv»‘|y. An­ other lot withdrawn a t £ J7 0 was a house, work^ihop, yard am! gar<h*n ar>.a of i.i-i.l


.sviuaro yards in all, occupied by .Mr. Woymefi a t an aggregate rental of £ ! 7 10s. .Nir. LindU‘y Pate, iho tenant, bought for


The Gi f t He Woul d T r e a s u r e Mos t ', I Your Portrait


Across the seas, where you cannot go yourself, your portrait carries your per­ sonality and an assurance of your friendship.


It IS the most sincere, the most personal and tlie most treasured of all gifts.


T . S. HARGREAVES KING STREET, CLITHEROE.


’ i T) ,-ii> T^hcleirapftt Unk Me WcrIJ


DO NOT RUSH YOURSELF, OR US - COME EARLY


£ 1 0 a ])lot of -MO .sdjuaro yanis ; and tho Blackburn Brewery Company a t £5(K) l>c- oame owners of 1 ,S()() sfpiare yards of laml opposite the Wliite Bul l , which included two cottages, parking ground, crof t and ga rden. Followitig are details of tlio farms offeretl: Deeixlale Farm, 7.G9(5 acres, rental £21, .sold to .Mr. Tal ton, Bamber Bridge, for


£030. • Crow Park Fa rm, 90.42-1 acres, rental


£ 100, withdrawn a t £ 2,000. Nowsholmo IXunesne, 178.755 .acres, rental


£280, withdrawn a t £4,200. Painley Farm, 220.621 acres, rental £300,


withdrawn a t £4,000. Middlebroaks, 139.261 acres, renUil £2-10,


purchased by the tenant, Mr. Gt'orgo Cowgill,


for £3.000. Windy Piko Farm, 132.453 acres, rental


£150. .sold to .Mr. Hargreaves. Burnley, for


£2.575. Windy Piko Moor, acreage 44.720, rental


£16. withdrawn a t £400. List<*r’.s Tenement, 100.345 acres, rental


£160, withdrawn a t £ 2,200. We.slhy Hall (old Manor House of tlio


Lister fami ly) , 292.7S8 acres, rental £463, withdrawn a t £6,500.


(Continued at foot of next column.)


hand provido<l a )»rogramine of «*x<<‘i)ent datu’e mii'ie. to ' i i i t all tastes - the eliarlesion enlhi i 'iasts ami the older generation of ilaiteers.—


-.After the pp.zes had l)cen awardinl


the Chairman. .Mr. Gn.sMihsLlgh. ♦•ailed uix)n .Mr. NewhoU'c to propcisi- a vot«* ol thanks to the jiidgos.— In doing >o .Mr. Newhou.s<>


ohs^Tvivl they had had an extraordinarily hard la.sk ami were worthy of their very best t l iank' .—-Mr. AValler Greeulialgli rc^ sponded on heiialf ot the judgi's.—'1 he re- Ire.shmenls. which were si-rved in a manner that tvas quite up to the. high standard ol Ba'liall KavcM in lliis deparUiiem, wore in


♦ hargi* of -Mrs. Chew, .Mrs. S inge r , .Mrs. Collinge, .Mr,'. (Jorrill ami Mrs. P♦*el. Tlio following gave the pri//<*s: .Mrs. .Slinger, -Mrs. Chew, tho Mivses B. and K. Sandhain. tho .Nlisi'cs F. , B.. J . and M”. Chew, .Mr.s. H. Collinge, .Mrs. (Jorrill , .Mrs. .Vewsluiiim*, .Miss .M. Houson. ami the nnunliers of the committee. .As a result of tin* effort tho .Assembly Room will lienelit to tho oxleut of £ 10. and liio eoinmitlis* desire to tliank all who in anv way contrihutcil to thi." 'lU'O'SS.


S T . DENY S ’ HOME. Tho following gift-s h.Tvo Ikvu n'oeivtxl


with tl ianks: NVo.sIcy Churcli, jxiiato pio; •Miss Mitchell, ajiples. sweets, toys; Mr. il indio, cakes: C. ILfLS. As.-iiiciaii*)u, cakes and l)uit<*r; .Mrs. Crabtrex', clothing; Mr.s. .Southworth, clothing; Rirniiigton Church of Knghtml Mission, butter, eggs, vegetables, frui t and iam.


Wa t t Clos<\ 221.70.5 acre.s, rental .C300; no


offer. Pan Farm, 250.646 acrcw_, rentid £275,


offered with vatunt possession: no bid. Carter’s Fann, aoreage 74.828, rental


£ . '^; withdrawn a t £950. Towit Hall (vacant possession), acreage


167.939, rental £205, withdrawn a t £2,500. Mo(*rhouso Form, 26-1.028 ncro45, rental


£JU)0, .sold to Dir. Jl.argreave.s, Burnlev, for £4.4,50. Higher House, Paythorne, acreage 25.694,


rental £65, withdrawn a t £940. Higher House (Ijower), acreage 39.729,


rental £ 8 5 ; withdrawn a t £900. Lancast^ir Moor, 105.606 .acrcfl pasture land at Paythorne, rental £6 1 ; wxtlidrnwu at


£750. Six ground rents were offered, all save one i>eiiig sold roughly at 18 years’ purchase.


.A lew days later ln>


llio occa'ion save ilj^u. the ••amlle' were dis­ placed for a brigliter illuminaiit. In throi> .'(■eiics, llm lirst <lepicie<i a meeting called in deci<le the venue of tlie annual trip, ami tlie arrival of the •


• inemher' ’ ami the


garralous nature ni the meiding. under the nioMd.Micy uf .Mr~. ,1. I’ . l‘ iirkm.Mm. lit.' Iliiiliniiuv'ul .V'lan .luriu'." llio to ’• argi l ' ’ <li>phiy<‘d hy •’ .Molly Kett le -iml •


Mil'll liv ulliuis mkIi IIS ■ Wl iux.uimini iTi i l till'


• I'cimv I’ r-iin.'' Iliu |iurkim'>> of " .'lr>. l"i l •"(;


■ .'siisaii (..niizlo


and '■ Si|,.aii l.uu '*—all ia'iit oil “ sii.Mliff Mln.l tlivy liad lu say ” ui .ni.snro tli« suci t-ss nf tile trip evoked uproarious mirth.


-At


luiii;lli iliu M'k'uiud j'.'Min M-as .Mumaiidx', iiiiif 10 -•uinnluK' Itw pl-'ii-uru ot tliu mitill!; ■


L call mii't, li" made a t Dick '1 iiyliir a in lltu cveninc. liilflit !


Mils |K..d, and. as is usnal. in cntortain- nu'iits. tilin' s|n'c<lc<l Mith incr.'dilil.' sMilt- novs, fur tlio ncM. t-c.'nu Mitncssi'd a rc- inarkal,!v p.i(«l r.'idica of an .il;l mii>cd chiiriT, Moll cloviiU'd. awl driiMii


'ni>' day and tlio Inmr liy imo


diminnfiv.' " .siocsls,” id flic l.M'o tliat " ,,uict in all Ifoars, but alno. ' sIku i;; ,n,.cl,anisiii coinidctod^ llio lllu'-'iin.


llio


" d r i v e r ” (Mrs. M'. kort t k's-pi'iu a Mars evo .m ill.' olfsidc ” lilocal, winch .slioMV-.l .i t.'-idcncv to .'xcossivo vdiration, iiMiiiK'.! the „^.,.nihK Id 111.' parly, and it .'an Iw sai.l that til.' ” lincry ” m the l i idics- . i 'rti i inly wuiil.l hi.v.. iidialcd the .IcIiciiU' tra-


uramo ol lav.-nd''r or ih.. mor.' punc.'nt -mi'll oi camplinr or imith-liall. it .m.' h.i.i h,


lUs of iinnio.loral*-' liiu;tlifvr. *-


the nsnal hit.' arrivals. ol cuiirso. aiid .Mrs I ’arkiiuon apprupnatoly Mine


ili.'ir .'vuh.'ranc.'


th.' M-.T’iin.’' Uiit linally tlu' parly p.it iiwav.” an d shuMv.l


•


.cn near onmiitl'-— ;nt Hu' audu'W-.' iiit‘> l ln r .


ait for ' on


roiito '■ hy ipiip and j.'st awl sonit. " llkla Moor '■ lifiii!; suiitt M'lth ^roat itnst.i. It Mils tal-.'ii for ttranfod that l l f i r • nmnd '■ Ol .Miiri'ciiinlK' prav.-d oiijoyahl.',


f. r itcj final scono on arrival a t Mr. laylur .s was tho pri'lwl.' to an impromptu cumori. If tho ll.'iul of ill.' Inniso was cony.'ni.'ntly ^ ■iTid Inckily—away fr.im liom.', his ' wil.' was phiinlv .loliuhtod to r.'coiv.' a visit trout old fri.'iids, .'Voli if it was n.'C."-'ary t.i s.'nl for inoro chairs.. (.\lrs. Taylor


fclrain.'d ir,.m asking th.' party to stay for .snppor.


lint that hy the way. I tit .■purs..,


ihl'V must havo a tto.ul s in" , othorwts... it .'o tli.-y .sitliit l{ll.ilii„toli.


Moi'ildn’ t ho like Clitlior.H'. Moor-lan.'.


■iiid Mrs. Tavlor hoiti!' desirous to lio.tr .so- aml-so tho 'ptoci'oiiintts .h'voloiK'd iiiio -a i, not'iv awl .-.irk'd prooraiumo, ol sontts. .■luutisl's, rotiwls, ami htiiiiorous r.'.'llall.ui.s.


with a td.'-.uiful spriiikliu',t ol niki". H"- vocalis.s iuclu.lod Miss l luth Hi iE” '" ' ! '”»> Miss Hilda Hartl .’y. Miss 1 itohou awl Mr.s 4towart aud Mrs. Catlow al.so " k.'.'1'iiu; Hi. hall rolliiu;.” with -Mrs. H. llil.shor.nioh .it th.' piaim. Tho . 'm. 'rtaimw' i i t pr.n.-< t ry


,.„,„v;ihi.'; hut tiK'


" .Ir'ivor ” .lomandiiilt to know whotli.'r tit y M..f.' .'Vor tlm.kiiio of poiun limit.', was ilio sioual for .l.'parturo, itiid, al t .'r siiiKiiit; •I \illd I.anR Svw) ” in tlio approves! fashion, ihoy t.mk loavo of tlioir host.'s,..


DO 10U WINT TO HUGH? THEN SEE


A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur


TO-NIGHT & TO-iViORRQW AT THE


PALLADIUM WEDDING.


GARSIDE—WILKINSON.


19th Octol>or, tlu> wmlding t«x)k phicy' of .Mr. Jam<*s B. CJarside, charlero<l accountant, tlio eldest .son of Mr. Jost'ph Gurside, of •


At. Thoma.s’s C3uicch, Douglas, on iho • Al4Mlwen:i.” Loch Promouade, Douglas,


and .\nnio, tho oldest daughter of i lr . John J . Wilkinson, of .15erby-wjuaro, Douglas, (of tlio etliiorial staff ot “ Tho Jslo of .Man


'rimes” ), formerly of Clithoroe am! Black- IHiol. Until quite recently tlic bride had for several years !K»en ou the teacliing stall at Clitheroo Council School. 'I'lio tvromony was |>erformod by tlio Ilev. N. J . Poolo, Vicar. Tlio bride wjls


gcorgotto, and wore a veil and wreath of orange hloKsom. Her bridcAinnids were MiKses Xollio and Lois AVi1kin.con, sisters, and .Miss May Gar.side, sister of iho bride­ groom, all of whom wore dro.s,.scs of pink georirette. Tlie newlv niarrictl pair loft on tho morning, boat for London and Tor­ quay. On their return they will reside in \ ictoria-avenuo, Douglas. Tho receiition was hekl at the house of tho bride’s parents, and tho gnonia also motored to Ilainscy and partook of lunch at tho llomsoy Bav Hotel. Before, leaving for her wedding, the


teachers and s o l a r s a t Clitheroo Cmincil Bchool p r in te d Hiss Wilkinson with an oak timopicoe and pewter bon-bon dish.


attired in ivory


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Children’s Gymn Slips and other School Garments in stock. Al.-o mad.' to measure.


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Have an Overcoat made for you


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