* r M f


iS-i 41:


|esday sen- man


9y the ETS Hoynl vi>itm*N 1o l.tnulini nro many, but


Horn- lias a ^zroator aflVclioii I'or our eapiial liian lilt; yuoeii ul' Spain.' Hor plans lor a biay lure in tin. oarly Mimiuor with lior two ^lauy;liu*r‘' U'll through, yon will ronKunher, bvcauM* of Ikt son’s illnos-'. I lioar tlial sliu now imon<l< to ^•omo ovor <'arly no\t’ month witli tile Urincossos Healrix ami .Maria ( ’ri ' t i lia—now ao<'<! ro'*po(rt ivoly oi^llt<•^.•n ami lifloon—am! I’ rim-o .laiiiio. It is now soino six month- simo the I’rint'i* of Walos ami Prinoo (tcoroc* \i - iu‘il


lli<* Sttanisli (.’ourt. ami lliis may ho rooardod a- a rotnrn vi-il .


spcMiT .AND t ’o n r r . So one


I i'lied tliat


miolii Miminari-e the newiy-piih- 1 mi)»e-'*ioiis ami Memor ies” of izreal .sport-man ami pielu«o-iiuo


lia- at Wimlsor.


ores


\’ irii.riaii. the late Lord llihhle-dale. His jioriod of -ervieo a- a Loial-iti-Wailin;; and Ma- ter of tlie hmhliouml-, enahlo- him lo tell Us nim h tliat i- new aiui iniere- i in;; oj hi- U«iyal Mi - ire— and lier .Mini-ter-. He an entertainin;; tale of a dinner-parly 'I'he (^>ueeii ate ipiii kly. and iiad a tri<-k of «leprivin;; u- of


tlie servants


oil’* plate- direeily -lie lia<l tini-lied. . . On one oeea-ion Lord l iari inoton found hi- plate wliippi’d away Irom him wlien only hall t.hrou;^li a very u-eful-h'okin;; mil from a -adille while i-onver-iii;; with the hlneeii. He .-loi'jH'd in the middle ol a -enlem<‘ in .'time to a n e - l the -earlet-elad maramler. ■ Mere, hrino iluu hark I* \\«* c-ourtiers


pre-enl held our hreath.'* It. i.s a;;»'eeable lo fiml a A ietorian ap-


pfot'in^ ot iinxlern manners. ** In iiin


voulh." hi' sa\.s. ** people wen? frequently- - almost generally—ero-s to one^ anotlier. . .


.«n to ai lr i tmle ihis to the * urhan •jl the Imlel.s. restaurant life, ami halls, to thi? Uiviera i-Npre—. and moii' amu-i‘d


Im


- th e Witlli nlea-ed.'


roMINH QS N


.\lihoiu;li the he a tlllli* of ■ tqipo-i'd to the tlie " .-^i-a-on


..M th.-


itertaintneiit- art To Jiaiiie hut a (iranil Dedlii


iiKiliii.-..' ..I ■nnl Ouocn will


1 notiii* a un*al improvemeiil.” and he ooos ■ ■


........ ‘...... wav •’


tnu-u'- winti.’i* ;ind .-o


k n t k h t a l \.m i :n t s .


Little Sea-on is -uppo-ed intimate entertainin; ; , more olheial sjdemlour- itselt. [iromi-ed ehariiv many ami important, lew.* tliere will


;ni.l till- nuiriM'^ C'n>-.


eomjdote eirenit lias been made—fair licel- amUloe, no running. 'I'lie fun (?omes hi’eau-e no one can liave any notion *)f ilio route to he covered. Eor ilio crow it- tnay he a mat ter of .a few liundred yani - . hut there i.s alway.s tlie ehame that tli<‘ jilayers may find tliem-idve- in a. street wlih’h run.- ont- into the Home (.’ountios (more or le-s) without a turnin;; .


TOMACCOMS rS “ COAni -AND-SIX. famou- .story lolls iiow a man lay im


prisoned for year-. Wlivn the notion ol eseu|ie at la-l i)eeiirre<l to liim. he -imply opeiii'd the door and walked out. Stmii'tiiin;; v«-ry lik<* thi.s seem- to hav


happenetl to Lomlon loiiaeeoni-t-. Ion;; oj pie—ed hy tin? riilieiilous law that slop.- ill -ale of their wares at S-U p.ni. It would .-eeiii to ha\e ilawm*d on them all al once that a mnv tlay heoiii- at. midiiiolii. ami that ill tho-i' parts of Loiidoti whn-li \vorli


ami play heiwi-eii iL’-O ami L’-tt a.ni. quit hit iif people Inid llieiii-olvi's in m ed ol ei; ;areties. So our «*xeellent trade.-niaii opiuis at this tiim?, ami -niil<*- at ” Dorj


NKW SITWKLL POK.M.' lleelaiimMi ■


With his new volume of poetry ** Kn;;laiid ■ Mr. Ushert Sitwell lias <ome


iinl and slniw liim-elt as the fmo Lii;;lish poet peiliap- the foremost - that his ad iiiir<‘i's liat'i* Ion;; heli<‘\e<l him to he. IK'i'e in ihi.s hook we hav<* a whoh' niiniatui tin.' I'hiMhimI thai \w all lo\i'. I h«' I is Mire tti rouse intense inlere- t . 1ml ililUeult to -ee how. this lime, it can po .sihiv arous<* tliose le<*linos ul iiostiliiy whi'eli al one lime tho name ’• Sitwell was as.seeiatod.


• Hrand Voiin;; .Man ’’ ol l'..n,i;lis}i h'tte •' AND ARNOLD.


" I’.U' I , " I’liiil I " i-


( iHiri 'riioativ meet


; doin;? .-o hrillianlly al the that w'* are not likely


(ilie mana;;'‘menl s next .-ek't'iion loi it •


.Arnold Meimett’s ** .Mr. Pr.diaek • Iniernal ional Sea-on ) lor -oiiie tinu Ik‘ the


on tin- •J-Jrii!. at lintli ot wine li tlio K iti;; I'lo.ont. Ami nrinn^io-


•.i.iu. -n-.- w..|l lonvai-a lor tlio I’nn.o.s i•■U■/.■llK•lll 11.Mol Dnll at f l a n . lo o - on rimomlH r m 1i. Tho l)nko ami Dm im.- ol


York will ixivo a . l inmT- i .ai lv I'.n' ‘ 1“ ' ami at loa^t nmf Uo.'al I l ime—,o alo union;; the natron-. s u r n i A i ' iu cA ' s


i ;a in . ]. i„.i .mini that a .................. ..


. . 1 ,.111 , 0 . ■ lint I lioar on oM;.-ln;nt anl l.ont,' lli'.t l.onl


• a .'-onth Airiea.


h t in. m.-o. onr l o " will Im .-ontli :mi„. for l.onl Atlilono ami ‘■


, , -


,o ,.av notliinn ol tlioir ,lan;rliIot. rainr.rnlt;o liavo won t;roai i,o|.nlaiiti


,11 inirts nf tlio I ni.ni. i'lM-.NC-ll VIS ITOI IS IN TOWN.


.\ frioml nnnarkml to mo tin.'


: !nn. V ; om y 'p , . k o n 'm nioiit hs j>a-t.


Tli.-itr,' lias lironitlil " 'oi ' a ;-oon man. - am


anpoarano,' at .Mos.'ow in 1. ‘. lorr I liar.'l. who a i ro i t s ullo ol tk>-


HiwUn iklnm-os ami n alioli. - . .P ; ; '


r ' - V ' ' - : ; : i - T ! " n , x 'm : i o oni i im in ti... wi i i ia. ,' i ; ' ; " ; " " ; . ' " -


' " ^ n n X ' r . ; , n r . n . o V - t o r la-t woOt wm RICES


|RES and anrl


llashlights wirciess


Lch D iJAIYiAS


*:s. :burn p.m.


.1,0laeiim maiia^et m I ta t i ^ IKA.M UAr iNO. NKW s - lM- - -


Tn tlio nllioial inv- "1 I'm l-P'ly onno of ns an-


Hni l i 's la iV t.■,.m t^ turn- to iho lelt. AVIDOW’S TASK.


FARM OF 21 ACRES TO SUPPORT f a m i l y o f


s e v e n . ..


■ l l r ' K ,1. XV. Douklii-i - Vi'k .0 Ik.' iuliil I'MiK-'iltiol. T '^ ' ' J " 'mk ,u : ! .n l . lili'liiiiM


WHEN PEOPLE VISIT CLITHEROE.


had iK'on UL ami .


eee<lin;;ly lenient in coiwiaKU woman’s circi imsiames.


h,.fore tlie ^


THEY stay as long po ssib le !


Hiii'ileucli-iiveiim', f l i l l ierm' . mu- a t " 'm i iv H,m iml


Kr.'d \Vilkiii-,m, im.tm '" i - .11 1 -Monday.


, .MiiumoiM'd im


I l iku: : ; an ovm','r.nvde.l ’ ',1 1 , at lOi'd-loul "ridno .111 tlio '.til iiuiiiiit. P C l larcroave- >tated ihal ivl.i'ii 'm


M.ipped tlio veliii'le l„' Inimd it 1 1 ^™' , ' ,ki pa-xen;;ers. wli<'n*a.s i


/ “huvo s is. only 21


' ‘" m . MaBk[lraJos'‘' ' a e K V ' i have no dou'it i t is very hard for


ti,cm . . .M i l ^ i t i o n . Ali'E


Jig and Is THE


^ 4 i 'w o n r i f a ' ; r " : r < V r t o S h rO i i l d r o n to attend s<ih“°]-


The J laRistratcs want to help


diiUlrcn to


for 12U. The Mat tistri ite.’ Clerk l-Mr. X


Woi'l.'.-) I XViu i t tho lii.t V)of.-ndiint said Ids Compimy had issued


t'Tviin; in C'itheroo as lorul .as they could,


w it"d^■or the last 'hna 'r'lioh. ...lence, was nven'rowded He li.ul


. The Magistrateii Oio


, ^^'hev wili maVo an . u , 0' at tend school.


" .^ t ’’fem ra''n rri shall have to get some help ^' 'n,e'Ma«i 's tr” t e ' ’ CV rk : Tlie magistrate.s


altermitivo bnt' e omt j ‘


destination. Mr YYoeks; Did the passeufter.s comphun.


,7,; 1 tlio


. . " ’'.rv ■I'wo toarns. ,„nn,l m wiml ,


r'lU'r .''.'.V l',,vm'v.l "1.1. Pi‘-ny. n.ikiii*'-nan'. and. aii<t i:!;Hu."''t’,u'i i i i h,...'' ami u halt-


hoiK<t r-i- • "1 .......... .... ............... ' " K in u u n k i t


AE YU M D G Time of Trial for Women.


R O


„Kl . - t ..111 at h.Him dl l ' ‘ I - I ■ Til.' Miiituii'iiU". " ' ' 'y - , - ■


.,,,,1 vmi ivi" ,l„„m ill.- I"."' " "


lK.l.'„.laiit i f..'ilil C'li.'";' ■ , hx'


" " .,.|.'ii(liiiii ■ ' ii'" ' " 1 - In " liiiv.' 1" mlM.' , 1 ,di , . l u. k.'l II Ilia" ' "


lull ilUi'l- I'oiK'llllllt till' Hire illlilost ovory iv.iliiali liiu ri'iis'iu


IDLE-AED


forty LTl'OW


iiiiviiuis a'juiil lieailli. This time of trial , ti lth its altaoh.s ,'1


la i l i l lu'" ami palpitation, Ills ol di'iu'os-ioli, violent li.'iidat'livs and l.aik paiiis, uo.-dlms 1 ,-ai's ami mmilioli-, is nsjlitly _dri'adi'd I'.V woliii'ii: hut, il ri'iisoiiiihlo .-tep.s are takou to salcjtmii'd the health,


11,1 soi'iniis ill-


■lloots will arisi'. -\i this tiit'iiinn point ol hi,' Dr. Williams' I'iiik pills liave ft'vvn a li..|iiiii'.; liaml t,i thou'amls ,ii


.siilloniio


HoliR'ii iih.i wore lijtlitiiin a iiopi'lo" hattto a.-ailist poor lioaltli and wiuini}; .stroiialh. "■■nio v.'iv lio-t lii'lp lor I'll.'' woliiall


,11


iiii.hllo arte is Iho lioalth-liolp jtivi'ii hy Dr. Williaiiis pink pills. Ihoso pills liato ,r valiiahlo .slroiialhi'iiiiilt olU'ol, arisiiia lion tho faol, that ihoy roiiiloroe iho liloiid iipplv, oiii'iohini; and piiril.ymi; it.


Jn


d.iim- s,i ihov holp to mnii'isli the .stai'M'd ami


.ivorti.Nod norvos, th and vitality to tho wli.ik' sy.stol 1 .


i!v tills natural pi'0 0 0 -s all pains ami woiik- iK'ssos lire ounipk'toly dispollod hy J ) i . Wil liams’ jiiiik pills, and a. Irnttor, Imppioi


ondili.ui •■i hoalth and siurits lU'ises. Kvorv woman of iiinldlo iii-o .s um d tnki


adviuilinto now of tlie woiidorliil hoalth-holi of Dr. Williams’ pink pilK. (It all ohomists


;)i. Ud. hus—notliiiit; vise will do. \t "olton-hv-"owland, on Monday, Donald


W' Oslorlicld'. a tsouthport sohoollioy, was


Iirderod lo pay "is. oosts for ohstriietini; the hi^hwav in Sawley "row with a .stone, lis father wrote to .the Lk'noh oh.'s.'i'vjng that


' I his oar .stopped in the lull and the Inn placed a stone hohimi the wheel, niimteii-


l ional ly leaviii(j; it "hen they moved a"ay. --------- ------------------------- -----


reitimcnts will have resumed the famous red tunic.


stay.


XVithin two years all "ritibh infiuitry I.ooks as tlioii(;li peaoo is here to


c s KILLS ahont- me 1” ,,i-inv


visii'ors from I’a i i ' . l - f 'I'*' P''!-'- ,.„1 so oioat a simooms Imro. lim not l.ooi on tl.o C-ontinont - imo its oiW-mal


, ' 1 " r ' . ' ; " ' : ,


..... I ''■':,r''';iM ';:wi,,,i. ...ikiii i - llEnlif'l .li i.k.'i i pmUlni.,


'I'.ii'-siz,'.! Iiianu l»-'' - ■ f ? r ' ' £ ^ 4 : : ^ t ; ! f f a ; ; . i t . , u , ; ' ' - ; ^ ■‘y ' r r y


Vi. orov nmlortalms two -.mn o-mvo t.-rm- .Vtliinni. i '


likol.v t.> .iii<|it


C.nioral llortzoo'- invitntmn to nnmun lor wnothor lliroo voar- a , i;,.vornor-(.onoral


’ ,


matinee at tile .Aiielphi l.'iiiiliiii I’n. lo :ii Kiiii'.'


eoii!<‘. Cumin;; out oi the ilieatri' 1 heunl -onieoiie de-enlM? Hie play a- •’ top "I Hie • |»ri-oner of /emia * ela-s. ’ am! certain ii Ita- all the oxi i t in; ; quality ol that "hi favourite, with far more Mihtlety.


-\


Inr tlie aciiim. there i-n't a weak -pol miy w here. D1-: (■Ol.'in'll.l-H'-S IlKOINKI ! V.


It W:is pli-.iswnt t.i liml iktit witty iiml „,K.n.,',l u.tpn'swn:,. .liiiim;


-Mr. IV ‘


iiip; .,11 nil'll,Is wlm ,';I1IK' up t,' ,'ouj;itiiiil.in 111 ,mills :i.;ii.. in tlm


I.i. Imts'l witli ltl^ »


liim ,Jii Ills wiimlcl'ftil ri'i'iiviTV. Tw„


iiiiurinn,'. ln' w:is il.'sporiit.'ly


siiiii,' ilii.v- WHS itivt'ii up liy I Hut. Ills wi l t's ilt'viitt.'tl iiiir'iiiH '


1,1 I'T'iiiict' liiivi* tliiiit' iiiui'V,-'ls IP' ".'lls


twei'ii llK'iii. uml lit' ii'J'V lii-f,u',' his I'lilkiii't'.


liiis put 'III II si'iii,' iiii'l 11 Ill'll luilitlay.


C IIAI.IAIMNI'-.' " VANITY. "


writ,', oil,.' ,11 tht'-f .lays, ,111 I - " " |.',.,l


' I ' " "


Wliiit 11 h,"ik -M. l - i " iy " f ilu' Siiv'i.' I l f liiil'l liavf any aliioillit "I


-.In-iilv. suit'.' an f'li'H.-'ss pi',..','-mu


! ; ; ' , . l ,W ' , v - i , i t i i i « " l i , . n > " pass.., tlil'iiii^li tlif luitt'l. 1111,1 l,ii- mi'-li


''l'h'*ilii'pVil'. iifl,-'i' Ilfs iriuiiipli at th,' Allif' i ^


SEOUND about the ■ HOME


By JUDITH ANN SILBURN Diplomeo of Doinoetio Scieoct .


IM.‘.STY: KNIA'KS. 'Ilu' hesl. wav to clean ru-iy am! ne;;IiM;ie.il


knive.s is to rnli them witli ji little paralHii oil, leave them for a day or two in a dry pJaee ami Hien ruh ilicm wiili finely powdered niislakod lime. After this treat ­ ment. place tliein in a flannel elotli and ill a ilry euiihoard.


A MJIOO.M liOLDl-;iL Ih-ooins sliouhl alway- l»e hiine, not left


liead ilownwarils on the flour. It tliere are no jie^s in the liou-eliold eupI)oar<l put two erows or nails into the wall ahoiii two


iaelies apart. Drop the hroom heiween tliem liandle ilownward-.


A CORNER SKAT. •onvenient, corner .-eat may he


prcteiirin;; -oiiie hoard aiicl liUiii;,. •helve-. oiK' of wiiieli .-hoidd


lie iiseu H'liiiN to the wall .lu-l above the -kirii i i ; ; hoard and tlie other ahoui one loot aho\e il.


'I’lie licoit <'d;;e- o) llie-e -Imuld


he nmnded. ami in the mitldle ol eaeli . plate -lioiild Ih' eiil lor the '* le;;. ’ whieli make- the front linn and pre\ent- any |»o—ihility ill' a eollap-e. The >id<“- -houid then he made .-i'eiire hy hein;^ nailed to |ii<'ce of hoard wliieh run- alon;; the lop of Hie ,-lHrtin;; cm each side into the eicraei. The iipner ol the-e two -helv<‘- i- eii-hioned and Inlted. and the front ix covered with eurlaii i which eonecal- tin' .-hell nmh . neath. wliieli can lie n-ed lor hoot- and


-h c a s t o r o i l K.MIT.SION.


The lolhiwin;; ea-tor oil eiiml-ion elnl for nur.sery n-e. Take one iea-|)oon of ca-tiU * ceil, one teaspoonfnl uf


In l;ml we must tvaru .Mr.


Silwell a;;ain- i the <lan;;i‘r o) liecomin;; tlio •


olyeerino. twenty drops ol Hnelure lU c*ran;;e pec'l and lialf an ouiiee oi pepicermint water. .Mix well ami iidminister a- a ciranoht.


TO KLACK TAN SHOES. When tan -hoe- lieeoino -iialihy il i.s a


oood plan to darken them wiili hlaekin;;. Tlefore doin;; lids chuin the ieatlier well with i*\alie acid dissolved in water and tin'll lub wlili 1, riiw p,ii;ii,i i-'iit ill -lii't's. I.fiivf


il i f sliiif, 1,1 dry Wfll IIml ri'iw'iii ilm pr;'- m. i III- ili'i'i' unit's lii'i


111 ipli'i uix l i l t liliM'kiiit. Il t il l' lli'iniiiflil.s l i l t hiifis will till iiiid 1 ,11'k iiliii-'.st iitw.


aeliially is done


)i.d hlae.k


•|'(| .MAKI'l I 'KNi l l . .MAIIKS INDI-'.I-I Hl-I If f'lr IIIIV n'ii' , 1 1 1 .VIM


I wish 1 . 1 iiiiikt tour


IftlfV's wrilti'ii ill iHiitil ilicl.'lililt. pill, lli.'lii ill 11 pit-.lish with skiiiimtcl l ink l.tiiv,' ill,'111 1,1 s.iiik ill tills iiml Ili.'ii ,11'.' h,-nvti'ii hloi i i i i t iiiipiT lor 11 'tt.iiicl ,u' iwo


0,1,1 liiiiillv liiiiif 111, 1" liiii'li 'P'.'ii'lf' ii,..;, ill 1 ,.'11 ,'ll limy I.,' irt i i l td iii lli, r r i ia -TI ,


l>KN\VII>l'-.l!


th,' -lm|.,' ol II I'. '. t iilioiil l l i r t t liii'ht.s lout 11 11 , 1 p.'...... ..


( ill lour or livt pi.'its of wii-li U'litli.'i hi th. l-iiy ih... ...


,,,|, of iht ollu'r iiml Nt\l s.'W tw.i pi,'tts ,it siitiii or v.Mitl


ih t -liuit .shiipt. Imt 11 l iu l t hi r t t r to l.u'ui ih,. ,„vt r This .li'iiil.l liiivt imuiils woiktd „„ ii.


.loll, th,. uvo pi.'.ts top't lmr. nis,'ri


ill,' l.'lllh,'!' 1111,1 lilllsll l i l t tusy oil llloIlK tllt with .'I imrrow silli tor,I or :i i i l t i t ,il


liKliilli. .'Old. Al'.uhtr ,,-tUil simp,' u '|m' mud,' ill ti l t form ol ii lu r k s Itz iiiid lillid


ilh hhu'k llti'liii wool.


Til DHV-CI-KAN WIIITK. Wni l l.I.KN Sl lAWI


-li'.'l.li ill.' .-■lm"l 1,' '<•■ <'lmiiK''>- Spl'lli'^V il wi'll willi lilR'Iv p.iwd.'U'il .' liiull . I"lu-


ipr.'iiil 'll


.siii iiikliiii; Miir.'li 111 .'ii'li l">i'', lli.'Ill iiiul lli.'ii I'li'i


I'l'Ai'llu'i' ' ' I ' l l '"All


Imiiil- 1,,'Pir.' Amkiiiu mil llu' 'tiiR'li. KI''.K1’ l.l-'.MONS I 'TtKS" .


the wall HOW TO KNOW A (i(H-M) EO\\ I-. A voiiii;; luwl lia- laroe leel and I


II l liem III a '<*' ' -................ c|iani:''d


i»!d water. .•\<‘i'v way.


iniet-. A thin neck and violet dii-aie- aoe and lonohne-.-. Ol<l lard- lia\e -non; ; and imml. -im-w-. Ducks and p ’e-e ire n.Miallv ie-le<l hy their beak-, the lowei ,,ari ot wl'iieli break- away quite easily when


ile'v are youm;.


1 wiiy 111 kvi'p li'iiuiiu fu'-li i- i " ..1’


that 11 tloili ovtr M Ill'll iml on it POACHINU lUMTANT.


TWO OFFENDERS CAUGHT NEAR GISBURN.


Wal.'i'woith. ol 11. Ka r l - l r e e l . ami l lariy Klli'. of '-’ll. Del l l .i l i - l l .'et ,


".iwlaml. ,111 .Momla.v. ph'atk'd guilty I


iraiiio lU' .pa.s . Wali 'ifcorth also Iioinit sum- laoiu'd lor oarryiiio a ttnii mi Sunday tor


the piiipo-o 111 killing oame. .Mr. Knowles, of .Skiptoii, who pro-eoiileil


on holialf ,if .Sir .\iiios .Nelson, on whose (lled'lono estate the oltencc oooiirri'd, .said there was a treiiieiiduas aiiiniim of poach ilio taking phuo. and if ini-sihlo. they wore


.lolcriiiiiie.l to slump it out. Svdliov T. Kiirthiild. head (taliieke-'p,'!' mi


t l ie'e'ta'te. said that on Sunday, .'epleiiilier •>.Ylh he " a s ill a phiiitatioii iioiu' Di'hiirii-


7oad. llorlmi, when ho .saw tho i " ; ' ;k'- loiidaiits rali'^iiilt a hold oallod .Xmhor Pasiiiro. XVatorwoi'tli oarryiiio a siiiomh- hi'iv rillo 'I'liov "or e ohviously 111 si'iiroh of ,.01110, ’ and i 'Ik'I,' wero any aimm.it m I.hea.saiits in ih.' vi iiiiiiy. When simUeii h.illi .lelemlalits .yavo wroiio lialiiO',


Water " . ir th suiiiin; llial In- " a - " .lolin Sp. 'iner, of I I. Sliiitli-'ti'.'et, "ariioldswii k. ami llie ollii'i' .lelciidaiii statiiio i.'n.it ' ’ i- name was " Kred Smi th.” but deeliiiiii}; tn ■ an address. Ho ;tavo iiilol'liian.ni to


iho milio,. and thoii loariiod I 'n" n.hhos'ses wore fal-o. On .■septemhor 21 tli. ho "oi i l to "armihlswi.'k ami llier,- idot.tiliod Kills ill iho .str.'ot. Dll .Monday, Ool.ilior ‘tnl he ii'Min went tu IhirnohLwicK ami idoiitiliod Watorwortli. "mh .loiiio.l hav-


iim Iww.i ill .\ii.lior Pasture. Tlio .Miioistratos ( lork (Mr. X\ . >.


\\\'el<-V Tliev hate cenn? 1" a hi'ltef Ifiune it iniiuL


Wati'fwurth toltl the mai;i -trate- that t io\ h'ld horrow-'d llie rill.' and tlmiiolit they


. 1 . 1


aoiiM have a walk out " i t l i i'- The .Xlii'-ti-trates' Clerk : X ,m , 'm!d have


liail a walk witlnmi a ritle. It- wa-i a dau- i-eus ihiiii;.


Tliei’t' wa- a j i twien- cuiivuliun a;;a in- t . ^


W'lterwortli iur an utl'em-e under ilie Ruadi- in-'f Rreveiitiun Act at Skipton in 19Hh \VaterwurHi wa- lined -hL. lor earrytn;;


llie ritle ainl «xr<lered to pay eu.st- tor the t iv - j ia - . and Elli- wa- lined 2U-. and eo-ts


for the tre-pa—. ALL [S NOT LOST.


■ Slie ha.s spreatl :i lot of lie- aliroad , ,


• It is lucky iliat slie lias not spread the i .i


irut l i .”VreLiy Saleswoman; “ .Don t you want talking^machine in your limner” ^ ” Mv dear, tliix m sudden.


24 YEA RS N TR R IN IOO-DIV G


WHUITOT A SUMNMOS. .ill iio.'iiloiit .111 'lio hijtlnviiy h..'i",'0 ii


,-iiwlov o.inl Dishiini ,111 .-'iimhiy. .■'optemhoi' ■till k'll to prooootliiij^s al» " " I t i i i i ' l i . t - " " " -


laiii'l oil Muiiihiv. "hvi i Thiiiiias Hiiiiiphsio-, .■haillloiir,


Thir.sk. was .sumiiioiio.l lor .Inviiiii a iiiot,,i la r til ill'* ,l.iii‘.;or i,l tiio niihlio.


Dniir.i'l. liarristor-at-kiw. ,'i "I'U'khurii. "1 iK'iir.sl Im* ,lol,'mhiiil. . , , . ,


liisiiool'ir .Iiiiiipor saul tlmoiulaiit, " i i


,n -Xsoiihy f,irlii(to, .l-onhy. .Mr. " . ,


was .Iriviiit: a :W li.p. "iiiok was p.'.u oo, ill,. imvarils Disliurii ami "hoi i iioar a homl m tho riiiiii out out ......... holiiml iimilhor ,ii ith iho l-.'-lllt that ho ,iHii'J l ilt" o.iiita.


with ail .Instill " >,'voii pr,.i','oi tii..i i tho opliosite ilirooti.iii ami ilrivoii In l!ioh.ii,l Shorlook. oaliimn iiiakor. m 1". I.uroh-str.-.i,


Southport. A Shy Witness. Ill whloiiii*. Shorhiok -iii.l that "hoi i m*.ir


(lishiirii Cmitos ho ...i"' tw" oar.s at.pr.ia.li- iiiu, aiicl a thii'il < ar. ilnvoil hy .loU'ii, iiiit, r iit out Ir.iiii holiiml.


j'lioro wa. a ho.iil


ill tlio road iit tho limo, uml ho was mi his mvn .side "1 ih,* road. .\s u result ,u <h lolldaiit's aotimi tho two oafs mot ; tlio


wore travolliiiK alioiit I'l mdos ail hmir. (■ross-e.vaiiiili,.'il hy .Mr. (hnirod " i t i l .^s


said he wii.s not awari' at tlio tiliio tho iiiipa.'t that the "iiiok oar had .stopin'd. Mr. Oriiirod; This Ih'IuI m the road is


ve'ry .slit;lit. till'air—it is iiothiin; like corner r—No.


You oould s,'o ior oulto a Imiit dist.iii .along llio road;— Yon oould nut soo 'oi.\


. , i;


'■''Ahiim. how lar i— XYo wero a.s near tho liedgo a.s wo could get.


I put i t to you that v,m ynrtU , J ' t , .


.10 to 50 vards ahead.-'—Ahout JH y-ti^t' • ' l l von could .soo 30 ynrds ahead .yon ninst


Invo'H.'T.n dofendani’ s oar wlion t t " . is .111 distant;— I "'"'S mot*


notice. How I'm- nwny Irmn you


tho cars —Not far away. YYouhl i t ho 20 yards away .


as the first ol 1 do not


‘" you must have .some idea Von have


oonio hero to tell the court You ninst. give your evidence X\ .is tt D o length of this room iiwayf—1 cannot tell


you. Have you four


wheeled brakes on your


'T'on1d*you pull up in a car's length?—(No ■ answer.)


Tw.i "ar.ioMsw il k woaver.s. William 111 "olt.ill-hy


lom'i.ktr in iht Il


this i'<'im‘<ly is persevered wiili i'*r a lew will eoiTeei di;;o-live disorder


[25 YEARS AGO


ITEMS CULLED FROM OUR ISSUES OF


OCTOBER 24th 1902. Tin? Miiniuipal l-^leetion of 190:2 was fouglifc


hy the Cuiisorvativo and Liheral parties, ilte •amlidaU's hein;; as follows:— Liherals: .loliii


( ’lerk. DucIy-sI reel ; W. Lindsay Hrime, OvertlaJe; .lann>s Rohinson, lOshlon-leiTace; .lo.seph Seoi t , Esliloii-lerraee. Conservatives; Rooer li. Mlairkimrn, Waterloo; .lohn Cow­ man, Castle-.-lreel : -lames C.'rahiree, Well- ;ato, and ^\’i!liam .Self ^\'eeks, I'liiireli-


lirow. Owino to coiiiimied ill-health, the IL'V.


H. L. Rellliouse, N'lear of St . .Mary's Parish Oiureli, resieiu'd the liviny;, and ultimately went lo the South of J‘)n;'land. Mr. Hell- Iiouse sueeeede<l the late Rev. IC IL Tliomas and was indueted on .March l2(Uh, ISP*2.


.\l the Parish Cliureli .''tiimlay Seiiool. on


the I’dih. iire.senlaiioMs wi'ie made to .\li-. Parke.".' and her three da.i;;hteis in reeo;;- idtiim of their .services to tin? school. Tlie family, which formerly r«'-i<leil in .Moor- lane, nmioved lo Creal llarwiiml, followin;; tlie ileath of M'-. Parker, who for many years was employed iu tlie meehaiiies’ de- parinnmi. al Marrow Printworks and al-o served as e'ii;;ineer to ihe Cliiheroe l''irc Jlrioado.


.\ oeiieral nn'ctin;; of the Rihhle-dah'


Crieke-'i League, liohl on tin? 2oih i*i re- oroani-<' the loa.i;m*, aeceplecl the n'-i;;iia-


lioii of i.ow .Moor. The marriaoe took place al llie Parish


Cliurcli, on llie 27tli. ol .Mr. .lame- C»'o—ley, of Clilln'i-oe, and .Mi-s .Mary Ann Jlinn.s, ol Colne. Subsequently .Mr. ami .Mr-. Cro--h'y went to live al Mhn-kpool wliere tlie former elied aliout live year- a;;o.


Mr. (Ieur;;e Wilkin-on, wlio wa- lU'pin-


ineiiily ideiiHlied with Wesleyan .Methodi-m at. 1..0W .Moor, was presented with a w<‘alher " ia-s ami timepiece in reeoouition oi his Toil;; as.sociatum with the choir. Pre-otd- alioiis. too, were made al Sawley \\<‘sleyan Cliapel t‘* .Mt>. Dn;;d:ile liy eoii;;re;;alioii, clioir and villager-, on the oeea-i«m ol her marria;;e. am! a- expressions ot e-ieem lor services not only to si'liool ainl eha|n‘l luit lo the public as* po-tmi-lre.-s of ilie village.


.Mr. and .Mrs. .Inliu- lfi!; ;;in-. of Vieiiuia-


lerraee. Salaieii. died within four ilays oi emdi other. On llie 29tli, .Mr. .lames .Miti'helL fur many \ea»'- emphiyed at tlio Iho'wich and t iitherue mill- ul .Me-sr-. -I. Stintliwurlh ami .''oii-. died al lii- liuiin* in Chatlmrn-ruad. -Mrs. Scutt . moiher .'t


.Mr. .Io>epli Scott . I'Tshton-ierrace. much of ivlio-e lil4' wa> na -ed at RoilhilL <irindleloii, <li<'d on the ;V.itii at the home ol her -on,


a;;ed ^1. On the 29Hi. while en;;a;;ed :iL Chaihnrn


Station in -liiinlin;; operatmn-. a Mlack- huni


mi-fort line to lail and iraotu'c ;i ieo. Snperijitemieiit Keel - laied to Mulluii-h\


Moulaml .lu'tices at tlie monthly emiri iliat fi;;htiii;; in tin* village- ^va- hecomin;; far t(ni pievaleiil. am! a-iu'd the Hemh to marl their tli-plea-nre in lutiiro ea-o-. In lie same wi'ok. Snpt. Ixiel, al ter tour years in tlie Set t le Jhvi-ion. wa- tran-K'iTcd to imn e iiiij'or tant po-t at K nari''lioron;;li.


;;o'm1s ;;uard naiiK'd ,E. Hell had the


NEW IDEAS IN COOKERY


By JUDITH ANN SILBURN Diplome« of Romestio Bcienot.


] NEXrENS IV E DLS H ES. I f is ftomoiinies useful lo luive a li.-i of


inexpensive tlislie- wliidi can he turned <iu wlien tho e.\eh<?qu<*r fjilK j-jitiier low. Tlie following one- litive all been trie<l ami found uort l i . while hearing in mind.


MARROW SCALLUl ’S. Huil a. good .sized vegetjihle marrow with


it - .-kin on. then peel, cul in lialf Jength- ui.-e, remove the .-eed- am! ilrain quite <iry. Alake a mixture of tninced cold meat, a lea-pooiifiil of chopped onion, ihe .sjinie of :.hopjK*(l par.-ley ami a few nm.-liruoins. Heat lip an egg with ,-ijine Hiickeiied gravy ami add lo tite niinee. Hhiee Hie two imirniw hell- -ide liy .-ido on a haking tin. till


. ith the jihoM! mixture ami .-[irinkle with hrea<!erutuh'<. Hqke lor thirty minute-, until the iiiixliiii* i- f]uile cooked. C’ui


into -li<.<*- uml pour a good gravy o\er ik.em.


SAVOEi tV RICE ROLLS. Hoil a hrea!‘'.fa-U'Uj>tu’ of rice in a quart


ol whitA' .-.loelv. When llie liquid lias liA-eu all al)-orl)ed liirii the ri ie out and tuld to il a tahle-poonful of hiinev, ludf a tea-puoii- fnl ot liiK'ly mimed onion, an ounce of yi'iiti'd ehee-e ami iwo w<-'ll-heai<‘n egg-. Alix w(?ll logellier ami -ea-on to tu-te. Leuve Hie inixlure to gel lorni into neat rolls.


i-oIa I and then I’ull in lino hreud-


eruinh.s ami fry in huiling fill. If liketl. in-u*;nl ol making roiU this <li-h


can he -ervei! its a ri—otto ol rice, in wlticlt , llie hul ler -lioiikl he placed iu the p:iii


witli the dry rice utiiil aii-orlied ami thi'ii Hu’ other iiigretlient- adtU'd. onii l l ing ilie egg, which i- not neeo--ary. Wlioti iho rwe lia- ali-orlieil all ihe -lock ii i- «|uii<' ■udy for -<Tving. To in:d<e i t luorc


jippeli-ing it handlul ol gritted cliee-e limy he added after di.Hiing.


COLONIAL STEW. Reel am! -lice iwo pouitd- of potaim'-, two


onions, four e;irroi- ami it -mall pi«*<e < lurniji. Hoii for lifleeii niiimte- ami tlu - train. Ad<I -ullieieiii -lock to cover llie legetiihle- ami -itniiier for lhree-qu:trler- iiii liour. Tiike a pound of cold -lewed nmtlun lefi oxer from Hie day helori'. or iliefA? i- no eokl iue;ii u-a


,ai a t a t o u c h


Itsphceisin the kitchen and scullery ~it works euergwhere from attic


In2^??nclsccs anU o.Drjms


I Glitto


i s y o u r . " s e n e i ' a l


,


' m t h e f i g h t a g . a i n s t g r e a s e


to cellar Jo,.rkCro;ri«U £<Sra.lta. ^ j


• y \


? a Hu ol eoloniiil


msillon. St ir tlie meat into tlie .-lew<‘tl vegelables and hoiit the meal right tlirongh. Serve in a hot <li-li wiili :i <-aper -a poured Aiver tin.' -nriaco.


A SAViH'RV HIE. liect's.


Cm up -ome I'oltl uooki'd meat into -it ;mM il i iuh' Hiidu'm'd gravy.


,-auee ;imi tine!y-ehopjiv<i onion. Lim pie-di-h with pa-lry, tlieti pul in ilie ahnve inixiurA?. Cover Hie pie with -lice*. t.uuato ami -cal ler eoat.-ely eliopiH'il potato over it. Add ;i few piece- ol Iniller or good dripping ami hake lor ludt an lioiir. nddment- ol «old ••iirry will ilo very well


lyr thi- di-li or in i:u't any lett-over- which neeil u-ing U|» m the w;iy of <ooke<l me;i


-tews. Ih‘ ciireful not to make tlie im'irv to


ilii‘-k a- tlii- mean- i lml it " i l l lidu' to lull" to cook iiml the tilling will teml t


hecome dried wi-. it i ' l'e*t to loll Hi imsirv mil iis thinly ;i- pu--ih!e. li


Iika'U.


-iimll piiity ea.-e- may ho tilled willi Uio pii-irv lining- in-tead ot a lai'ge pie-di-li. hut ihi - i- quite a matter of la-tA'.


.‘-mall


p;ill\ cii'c- take li'— time lu cook than a large piel


.\mmig itiexpensixe -w^'i'i- iind pmUhng- , MANCHESTER 1‘L'DDINC.


hreail in eohl water. Hien .squeeze very dry iiml beat up well with a tori;.


Soak idiom liireeoiua'-ier- of :i pouml ot ^le


l.reml and allow it- weight in dne( 1 our. To everv mixed jiotiml oi bread and tluur. add two'lea-puoii-ful of Imking powder, tour nume- of Miei or dripimig and one egg. Eluvour Ihe wliole with eitlier grateil leim|n rind. lo-. if preierred. orange muL Aikl -ulhcient milk to toriii a < ougli. 1 hue in a orea-ed inmikl iiml hod ilir»‘A' liom-. H siA'aiiH'd. Hie pmhling- will take longer.


. . .


that luentiomMl below i- quite eiisv to pie- paiA' iiml niitla*- fpiilA' Jin aUracliW' iii>li.


WHEN YOU REQUIRE A TAILOR THINK OF


R O W E OF


. KING STREET, CLITHEROE Ladiks and Gentlemen’s


G U E BESPUKE TA RILU STOP BLAGKLEADlNG !


ENIN Blacklciiding is wasted labour.


One coat of X.-VMO lasts for months, looks bfitter, and dries instantly. Saves Time, Trouble and E.vpenso. NAMO LIQUID BLACK 1/- Bottles with Froo Brush


CLITHEROE—Lofthotise & Son ; W. Parkington ; T. Jackson; Whiteside and Whiteside.


Kir. F. iliO®SlES


MEETING HOUSE, SAWLEY.-ot MASSAGE AND CHIROPODY


Prompt attention to messages by Post Ytui d" iH>L noc'tl U'U yai i l - lu jtull u}'. a Iu .


you —<N" jin.'<wor.) Vou iiMi.-i ;in-w>*r iiiy ijuc>tloiix occasion-


;dlv. I woiiM i' -K-cm' i t a favour if you "'inl 'I . Dill yon apply your brakes;-—\e>. I- tiler,' aiiylhilig you can le'll me ahout r oaniioi tell yon very


ihi> no, idoiit


miK'h. J^ that heiau'e \„n were not. kei'ping a


proper hiok-oiit; t kept a good look-out. t'orrob.iralive evidenev was 'given hy


-'hi'i'liick M'liior. and .lolin Irving laird, irnitorer, oi U,'XVest Park, Harrogate.


A Unique Record. -Iddressing Die "eneh, Mr. Ornirod .said


deiendant liad a unhiiib record so tar as motoring was c'cmcerned. Ho liad been em- pTovtsl as ohanirenr by one family oyer tweuitv yeius, and bis present driving license was ids tweuty-fourtli. That sliotyeel In*, was one of the earlie,st drivers .and Diat he liad driven a car continuously -since tlio davs when motoring was not such .a universal habi t as to-day. On no previous occasion innl lie hoen eoncorued in nny .aceidont, nor had there been complaints of his driving. Yon have all heard tho first witliesss. Ho


is a man whoso iiiental proce-sse-s function siowlv I submit tha t lio did not realize tho danger of tlio situation until i t was too I'lte- when ho had not lime, to putt up, whereas my client, realizing tha t an accident was imminent, applied his brakes as soon as lie saw tlic. sVustin .Seven, and hi.s ear was aetually .stationary when the impact oc­ curred Tho reason defendant cut out as ho did' was tl iat the driver of tlio car iin- mcdiately in front of him gave him tho “ all


c l e a r ” signal to pass. At this point the magistrates intimateil


that thev had board sufficient and dismiss«l the ease, rcfitsing an application by tho


Insiiector for costs. M


e a t t io k e t b , s k e w e r s , w e ig h w OUTIiERY, etc. Makers of LaaU


Scale., Osoister Balance., «to., f .r all Iran poeeA.


JAME3 CR08SLEY.


Work*: HIGH STREET {near SlatloBl Tab 6427.


BLACKBURN


ESEFlT BARLESS FIRES New Price . 13/6


Buy nn Esefit and make your kitchen range 100 per cent, efficient.


THEO. WILSON & SON Ironmongers, YORK STREET


Phone 88. Phone 88. Virtue rejoices in temptation. • ill.D REFINED RESULTS‘NO SMEARS Hoyle’s 28, HALL STREET, CLITKEROE. E . PARKER (Late with BALDWINS) RANGE FITTER & TILER


HEEAIiDB. EAGLES. SWINIONS. snd ill kinds ol Cooking Ranges.


Mintols, Grilles. Earless Fires Tiled Eearthi, Snrronnds and Vesiibnles SUPPLIED &FlTIEft


JOBBING


WORK, POINTING &c. REPAIRS


Post Card will rocsiva prompt attention Note the Address—


148^ WOONE LmE GLITHEROE.


3 1 ,V® L


It-'■'"'I I t -/ ; . I


Asiiin's CREAM FRESH DAILY. Obtainable from—


7"'iTf ii


iiil !' f'jjilL


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