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ill (SIX) ABVEHTISEE XND TIMES. FBIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1928.


T h e P a & 'is h G h u r o h SUNDAY Next, FEBRUARY 5th


C.JI.t>. Mk iik .m. .^l^^sIll^•.^ Ann' iversakv.


DR. DUNCAN MAIN


F.R.C.P. (Ed.), F.R.C.S. (Ed.) of Hiim;ciio\v. Cliina


Avill j;ivf ;u! AUIOUKSS ;it tiu* Moknino aii'l Kvknino .''l■;^.vK•l;?.


li i ;t


Collections for the C.M.S. Mcdic.il Auxiliary


WESLEY CHURCH, CLITHEROE SUNDAY Next, FEBRUARY 5th HOME MISSION SERMONS


I’lv.'U'hcr at lO-SO a.m. and (> p.ni. REV. WILFRID RHODES of Xowcastlo-upoii-Tync.


MONDAY Eveninij, February 6th at 7-30, MR. RHODES will LKl T f RK on “ The Times we Live in.”


Chuinmni : Mf-!. F.. C'RU.'iS


Collections a t all siTciec.' fiT Home .tfis.'ion .FiimU.


MOOR LANE U.M.C. CLITHEROE


SUNDAY Next, FEBRUARY 5th,


Proacher at l” -:l” a.m. ami (> p.in. REV. THOMAS FISH


PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH P.ECUAmTKS HaT.1.


SUNDAY Next, FEBRUARY 5th SjieaUei.s ami ( 'lairvov.nu.


MRS. RAWLINSON & MRS. CASSON of Burnley.


Service.- a. I' and 7-to i).ni. l.veeum at 10 a.m.


KING STREET SPIRITUALIST CHURCH


SUNDAY Next. FEBRUARY 4th S|iealcer and Clairvoyant


MRS. COULTATE, ot Aeerni-ton. Afternoon 3 : Kveiuntr d : Cni-i.* 7-4o


A Public Circle on Tuesd.iy evening Next at 7-30.


All Welcome ;i !i BROTHERHOOD &. SISTERHOOD R.3.A.


In the LIBERAL CLUB at 3-15 p.m. SUNDAY Next, FEEURARY 51h Sjieauer ;


MR. J. NELSON, of Flaeklnirn. Soloi.-l : Miss N. Austin


I’ninisl : Mr. R. Halstead F.veryliody Weleonie. Collection ■ '' /


A selection of Prizes on vieu Next Monday and Tucsd.iy, February 6th and 7ih from 7-:lo to h ii.m. in the Liberal Chili. Will all .Member-


jilease come and -eleet tlieir prir.e- on one of the two nielit.-.


Special Committee Meeting Next Wodncsd.iy, February 8th at 7-30 At .\fim. HrrtMiN'.-. tlil’- Sireiu. Plea.-e do your bi'.-t to he present.


NOTICE i m i T l S H L E G I O N WILL ALL EX-SERVICE MEN


PARADE at 11-30 a.m. on the GREENACRE STREET ;i PLAY­ GROUND on SUNDAY ' NEXT,


FEBRUARY 5th, 1928, for SERVICE at the CENOTAPH in Memory of Earl Haig.— The Borcm:;h Band will attend.


H A ltO id ) BMr.KV. .


CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION COMMITTEE s o e i s L m m m


Hiuh Class Rofreslinients lU reasonable prices.


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS' CLUB


A G RAM ' WHIST DRIVE


Is- 'JMIK WFAVKR.S' IXSTTI L TK TO-MORROW, SATURDAY at 7-30 p.m.


J-’oUK \'oiTHi;i! P rizks will be given. Refreshments


Admission 1 - KNOCK-OUT TO FOLLOW


ftONT FOlfGFT QFKK.X'S MALI. FEBRUARY 13th


WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL BASHALL EAVES


TO-MORROW, SATURDAY Don't l-'unoi'.T Tiir; Anncai.


TEA PARTY


In TiiK ASSH.MBRV ROO.MS Tea on Tables from 4 o'eleci;.


Tickets for Tea and Concert, 1 6 Children 3d.


Concert at 7 p.m. Admission 6d. CATHOLIC CLUB, CLITHEROE.


WHIST DRIVE I n TiiK .-Viiovi'. Cli'I! TO-MORROW, SATURDAY


To eoniinence at 7-30 prompt. ADMISSION 1 -


tslN (VoLTllKll) Pul'/.KS. K. ClI.\Tlil'l!N. Hon. Sec.


LOW MOOR


WESLEY SUNDAY SCHOOL A GRAXI)


e O N C E K X TO-MORROW, SATURDAY


By J. W. INGHAM’S PARTY Ht.morisi : MR. S. BRIDGE


I ommi'iu'c at 7. Admission 6d. Proceeds in .-lid of the Circuit Bazaar.


CLITHEROE & DISTRICT CHORAL £'. ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY WtiistDrive&Dance


fn ihi- OLD SCHOOL, Cluireli Brow FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th


A. 0. F. i^'! h -M S : P.ECHABiTKS HAl.l.


TO-MORROW, SftTURDAY at 3 n.m.


A.C.F. COURT nOYfAL CASTLE 3549 MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO


ATTEND THE COURT MEETING TO-MORROW, SATURDAiY at 7-3G p.m. to Receive Report anti Balance Sheet for 19.37.


W. C. I'.tl’.Kni'.. ,'Aeeretaiv.


HURST GREEN VICARAGE F)n,.M'ni .1 Tio.x.- T' t’>' n .


m / / Jumble Sale


Promoted by the Mothens and Young Women in tlie CHUP.CH SOHOOl. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th


Open 2-30. Admission 3d. Refre.shmcnts a t reasonable cliargc.s ANNUAL B.- ^


Contributions of New and Second-hand Articles will bo gratefully received by jMks. P..^ Wji.u .luv. Bailey House, Hiir.st Green. Blackbiim.; Miss E. .1. SlKitCEii, Hu rst Green Vicarage, and the Jfcmliers of the Committee.


l i i i l l i BA LL


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL 17th FEBRUARY, 1928


J. LEEMING 4, King St. Glitheroe


TEL 257. { L * S A L E O F W O K K SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, 1928


Whist to enmmenec 7-4.') p.m. Dancing i,mtil 1 a.m.


Tickets 1 6 each


CHATBURN & DOV7NHAM CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


CiiATnuKN CMCItCfl IX.'^Tn'L'TF. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th


&


Whist eommmices 7-30 ji.m. Dancing HI p.ni. till 2 a.m. RIBELESDALE ORCHESTRA will play for Dancing -I/.C'.-.- jor 117n'.-/ :


MksSKS. C. BaYNKS & F,. FuANKhANIl. for Dance :


.Mitssiis. R. Coi.i.iNoK & F. Wkksteh Ad.mtssion ;


Whist only, 1 - Dance only 1 - Whist & Dance, 1'6


CiOOl) Puf/.ES I'OI! WlllsT.


CLITHEROE & DISTRICT GOLF CLUB


M 4 L L B I L L


In the Bashall Eaves As-sembly Room TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14


Dancing from S p.m. to '2 a.in. EDDIE HEATON’S ELITE BAND.


Hodgson's BUS rvill leave


Slaidimrn a t 5-50 via Wliitewcll. Waddington 7-45. and will leave Clilheroe at S p.m. retnraing after the Dance.


B U Y Y O U R , NEW REDUCED PRICES


Yedonis Ladies Vests from 1/112


U N D E R W E A R from u.s a t the


Ladies Combinations from 2/111


BASHALL EAVES READING ROOM Moor Lane


AT HOMES Wednesday, Thursday and Saturdey—FEB. 15, 16, 18.


Bi^See details next week.


PARISH CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOLS


FOURTH CHURCH SOCIAL


.Mk.mhiiks Of THE Institute WILL riiESENT


E L I S A Q ® fH E S T f f i S T A Y Under tlic dirf-etion fd' .Mrs. W. G. Garnett


WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY


February 15ih, 16th and 18fh


Plan of Re.-erved Seats ean be seen at the Times Office.


Tickets r 1.'- Unreserved : 2,- Reserved


H E O l i C T i ^ ^ S M O T E R G 0 A T S Cl ami range of Gent’s., Youths and Boys OVERCOATS in Late.-t i ,.l,.ui-.


Gents. Overcoats ...............32,6, 35,-, 45,- and 50,- Youths Overcoats ...............30/-, 3,20, 37,6 and 45,- Boys Overcoat;....................18,6, 21/-, 2 5 - and 27 3


Ca l i . a3 ii FxA.Mi.Nr: Ttucji. Op(Mi Oiuly.


GLEESGR35, F4ARKET HALL, BLAGKBUHm pjslablisliecl 53 vciu’c


(Centre Ais^le) rm


To ilio.'«o wiio aro eontoniplatinfi j>ur(Tni.8inLr a piano we offer aii CKcejitional hdiome ol easy purtTiaso. You may have choice of *J0 l^ood pianos, eacli of tlieui a jiiano you can rely on, for a first payment of 17/G upwards, as suits .Your pocket. NO DEPOSIT a-skeii for. and ive treat every transaction in aI),"oluto confidence.


SKXn NOWl-’OH OUU PUKK CATALOGUE


I t (*nabl(‘s you lo choose in tlio privacy of your own home, ami fully e.vplain.s our


lenns. "Write t»)-day for .your copy, Post Free, from------


WALTER SIVIITH AND *Co., LTD. APOLLO HOUSK.


Idl-LK). HRADSHAWOATK, POLTOiV-


. To ail intore.srcd in liiiyino Piaim we will .'lend our heautifuliy illii.slrated Catalof^ue - wliicli siiow.s the 20 ])iauo.s meuiioiK'd above.


CASll PplOK ClLJfNFAS.


I S i l LUCAS < f .1 ?■ A C.t


T v - . fir,'<,1


^ r-rtsa rs-’"-


The majority of car ballcrics which do not funedou salis- factcrliy fail to do so owing to the neglect of small but nevertheless vilnlly important matters. Unfortunately, battery neglect, however small, is progressive in its injurious


' - T 'R O T A X j g k ; “ “


le s s ?


Hervice. Arc you doubtful about the condition of your Battery ? If you arc, bring it along and remember----- our advice costs you nolliing.


I'liccts. There is no other part of your car which more readily repays for regular attention as the battery, and llicrefote needs the most e.xpcrienccd allcnlion------ the allenlton of Haltery Specialists. ff your car is fitted with a Lucas, C.A.V. or Rolax Battery you arc entitled to our advice and Battery


I’lvliininarv XTitu-v. Wesleyan Chapel, SLAIDBURN. KEEP OPEN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th A M D A L B A L L BARROW


CRICKET AND TENNIS CLUB Full particular.* n ex t week.


■ O f f j c LA L _ _ . B A I T E R y . . . . A G E N _ T S '


C. T. B.EISC0E & SON. LTD. 38, PRESTON NEW ED, BLACKBURN


ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CONTRACTORS, TEL. 5335. “ — t e g ) t e l . 2 2 2 H A R G R E A V E S H .M .V . D E P O T KING STREET CLITHEROE V/e have ail the LATEST and BEST RECORDS IN STOCK


I Mbs. N. H. GKIMSHAW ■


CHURCH S T R E E T I ) ’o^/r insp'-cUon ■ inrhol. C.LITH.EHOE


THREE-PIECE SUITS AND JUMPER SUITS in various colours and the very latest London Stylos


.Seeretai'v.


UNITED METHODIST CHURCH LOW MOOR


A GIDLND


C O N C E R T I n Tiin Anovn .Senoor, on


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 1928 AitrisTS ;


Madame ANNIE SCHOFIELD, Sojirunn MISS RETA PARKER, Conlrallo


MR. ROWLAND HAMMONDS, Tenor. MR. EDWARD CHIPPENDALE, Brass MASTER JACKIE BAILEY, ViolinisI


SinccuAi. flNciArinMiiNT o f


MR. WALTER 6REENHAL6H 'rite Popidar Hnniorist.


Cliair to be taken a t 7-30 p.m. In- Mr. J . W. Lofthouse, of Low .Moor.


f.’rice's of Admi.ssion ; Adults, 1 - : Children under 14. 6d.


TO-MORROW, SATURDAY ;7S I n- Tin; G F lL f ) BOOM Commence a t 7-30 p.ni. A D.M i.ss tox - FREE


Iti'/renlimciil.^ provkhd al reuxomihlr rharijrs.


CDTHEROE WEDNESDAY CRICKET CLUB


WHALLEY PARISH CHURCH SI':j>'rUAGFSIMA SL N il \Y


SUNDAY Next, FEBRUARY 5th, 1928


A DAY OF THANKSGIVING FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF WORKS OF REPAIR AND DECORATION IN AND ABOUT THE CHURCH


10-30 a.m. SPLOIAL PR 10AG HK US : Rev. OAPIGN R. E^EWWIA^ 2 p .m . .


Hvetor of Ciiurcli Kirk ; Kural !Ooau of Accrington. R E V . W . E . C U m U F F E


Vicar of St. Pliilips', Blaeklmm. .


6-30 p.m. : ASSHETON SERMON THE RIGHT REV. THE


Lo8*c I Biishop of Wiiailey ----------0 ---------- 3 p.m.: ORGAN RECITAL


0 R . H . B R E A R L E Y , F . R .G .O . Organist of Blaekbnrn Gathedr.il.


,-\ssisTin> nv MRS. C. J. .PICKERING. .>r*p.ne'.. COLLKGTIOXS FDit RF.XUN'ATfUX pUND.


WHALLEY PARISH CHURCH


(RENOVATION FUND.) IN THE CHURCH SCHOOLS, WHALLEY, T h u r s c l a g , F e b . 9 t h , a t 7 - 4 5 p . m .


W


In the QUEEN'S HALL. Clitlieroc SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th


HIST DRIVE & DANCE


\\4ii.sf, 7-15; Dancing 7-.30 to 11-15. MARGERISON’S ORCHESTRA


A'ofciiEn I’ni/.Ks l■■l)K WiiisT. TICKETS 1 - each


P>cfiv.slimcnts a t reasonable ehtu'ge.s.


D r a m a t i c E n t e r t a i n m e n t CONSISTING OF TWO PLAYS


.Duclioss of Salt-ei’ton ... INIi.'S H. iVLadaiiu* Vahio .................. ^irs. Ciiolinoiuleloy-.loues


ATvn Hod‘a' ..................


SNOWED UP WITH DUCHESS Cast.


A BETWEEN THE SOUP ANO


II. C’ollni{ZO S. Thomitson


-^^fnvortli


Ada. tliD par lourmaid.C. Thompson Kiuiiv, tlio kiu-ljcninaid ... Mr^. ^VslnvortU


till* cooic ........... Ik Colliug*: AND SHORT VARIIETY PROGRAWIIVIE


Tielcei.-i: Itcservod ami Xuinlicrcd 2,lt: Far,'.‘-.‘rved. l/'li and Plan of Rt-served Seats at iles-i's, PoUard.s. tVlmllc.v.


Latest 1928 Models IMIEEI lie FITTED WITH THE NEW RE-ENTRANT TONE CHAMBER


THE SENSATION OE THE GRAMOPHONE WORLD YOU -\P.K IXVITF.I) T'O GAL4, AXD I1A\ K A I'PvFL


DK.MOX.sTP. VriO.X OX THFSIC XKW MODKLS, WHK!H \ i : k A GRK.Vr ADV.A.XGF OX AXV OTHF.lt .MAKF. OF


tillAMOPHOXK. TUFA' GIVF. WOXDFKR'LLV X.\TUKAL RLPiUt- DUGTIOX AXI ) WK. G0KD1A1.lv i x v m ; y o u t o ItF.Al; T I IF S F WITHOUT AXV OBLiO.VnOX TO B IY .


S O M E T H I N G S M A R T


THE “SimsMAN" . . KNITT’ED OUT'ER-W


EAl! i'rrrlureil hi/ the nrU-hnnirn /intis.' nj Wnl.^ii/.


THE SAVOURY Cast.


i 'I f i s


■Jistetiing to! the NEW


P G a r am e p la® s i ie


No other form o f cntertainoicst is quite so complete os that provided by the New


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whether your inclination Is for Orchestral, Vocal or Dance Music, ti\e New “ His Master's Voice" Gramophone will create per* I'ectly the illusion that you are ustemn5 to an actual performance*


R I C K E R I N G S BETTERI GRAMOPIIONE SERVICE


77 DARWEN ST. (0pp. Ouoon’s Hall) BLACKBURN Tol. (1.503.


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