^ ■ ■©' ” ............... ;.ir^-:~V;>-\:..V-/,.-cv'!^;^^v;-'.V“ii:;;;a:,JV*#-;v:i'vV.;;'\’^:S';SiN'tv-:^;v';-'';<,,i!.;:!';y-S;v#l:,lV>;^;;iijr^;;;-.^ > ‘ r \ ' I ) • ,•'■■* , - ’ ' ♦> . - ^ -S ^ / 1 ^ ■ •' • f, » , ^ , ■ <, ^ • 7 . } > " " liilS i , i ^ v'- A p V E I t T I S E I t A N D Hargreaves Cafe We Iiavc ii reputation for selling


CONFECTIONERY of the purest in- (-rcilieius—Our CAKES are delicious _Our speciality is CREAM BUNS.


. Morning Goifoo and Biscuits. Light Luncheons and Snacks.


A. HARGREAVES 35, WELLGATE, CLITHEROE Secondhand Cars a l l r e l ia b l e b a r g a in s


AUSTIN 12-h.ii. 19211 iUoilel. Coaeli h iiilt . -l-iloor .Siiloim b y ^Miilliner. ( ’iilnur Maroon. U p h o ls te ry p e r feo t. (h 'lieriil eom l i t io n ex c e l le n t , b o o h s ami ru n s liUe new. Uiilly e ip i ip p e d . Aiiv t r ia l . P r iz e £120, o r £40 down a n d the. le n ia im le r to s u i t


en.stoluer,


RILEY 12-h.p. 1025. d -s i 'n l t 'r to u re r . Hood, s id e u u r ta in s a n d u j ih o ls lo ry


liUe new. P a in te d a nic e sh ad e of Umwn. J le e lm n ie id eo iid itio ii p e r fe c t


O n ly to ho seen to re a l is e w l ia t a b a rg a in . £85 accepted o r le r in s to


su i t p n re b a se r .


CROSSLEY l.a.U-li.p. 192.5. .-)-sealer tourer. Maroon, in s]ilendid nieeli- anieal condition. Kitted np wilb all accessories. All good tyres. E40 or terms to suit pincbaser.


ARMSTRONG SIDDELEY 1927. I '- h 1>- ■l-door .Saloon. Drop beml. 151ne. C om p le te w i th all e i in ipm e i i t an d


aeee.'isorii'.s. Cliaiiffimr d r iv e n . Uni. ,,wnm-. £130 o r sp e c ia l te rm s .


QUICK 20/(i()di.p. 1927. -l-door Kmiiire Salooii. T h is e a r is re a l ly bi exeep- l.iomd e o n d i t io n . T b e i jm e te s t e n ­ g in e on th e ro a d . T y r e s good, te l l i i - h'lse f il iisb . U p b o ls te ry l ik e new. In f a c t a g e n n in e b a rg a in . £170 or


special terms.


SINGER, dm i io r . I92S. -l-door Saloon. Kabrie. In p e r fe c t c o n d i t io n . S e a ts fo u r p a s sen g ers e om to r ta b ly . la e - eneeil. H e ad v fo r tb e ro ad wiUi al e ip i i i im e n t . ‘ £97 10s. Od. o r sp ec ia l


le rm s .


'BUICK 20,'(10-b.p. C om i try tMiib Hoad- s le r 2-.seater. Cellulose l im sb . tw o hrown . A l l


ty re s good. Hoiu


p e r fo rm an c e p e r fe c t . £75 o r siieeial te rm s .


morris OXFORD >''-«• y ' / ' - t ' . ’. ' ’,' T b r e e -n n a r le r Coupe Drop I l ia d .


sm al l lilvery neeossory.


U-rms.


morris COWLEY 192.7. sm ile r nm l d ic k e y . In s iilem lid eon-


<Utiim U irm ig h o til. £35 o r siieeia te rm s .


MORGAN 1927. 2 -s e a te r . Dyniimo UighUng.


m e ch an ic a l c om l i t io i i . hiieeuil offei £65 o r te rm s .


1 “ ^


morris COWLEY 1929. ' d o o r S a lo o n . S to n e a n d


;gOOli. w a r en d .


Cellulose finish (rom new. Sm a ll mileage. A 1 U K . N um e rm is e x t r a s . Uicenccd


£140.


I NOT l lE S .


I lilton Foul-


|.\‘!lt«‘<l lu l l* '/’ loltoM-


I inoltir linv.'


|n<ia)U<


,, i*iy ]).m.


was


l iu lan ts lhati


vith :t Icm*«*s lu'iuji


It four |i)l‘fol\‘. wuro


J if y‘»n lari* all'


Ics-laiu*. ■ lor nob


|>ii puy- I ill the


Oilf^O th e r e a r e people in business


who arc only casual .-idvertisors. They make a big show once or


twice a year and then drep out altogether.


This casual system of publicity


rarely pays-tho better way to secure business is to advertise regularly Aveek by week and to seo that the wording


is carefully drawn up. H yo“ help, the advice of the advertising


Ino, lii« liimom'd


I iss wan nxci^^o


1\V. S. I proceed licence


■ase wa« 3 i l done le seated


staff is at your service. Tho circulation of the “


& Times ” is guaranteed by co figures.


A d v e r t is in g r a te s on a p p l ic a t io n to A d v e r t is in g D e p t . An advortisomenUn tho “ & Times” tho appeals to the ju b l.c just “I* t*Jvo at tho right


time—when they are in frame of mind.


locl.mo to .his Pa'-'fki?^'®r.. 'T h e re , w.ns a \ thesp •‘ .vetiums estiiiR snlijcct of


A I'u p u 'a ''.


largo aiidicnce not


Admit one. , amuoiii-v. -


i ooi .. ^


'"imis-ioii tielcl Mcrp PK- - „„ ..eriplion ra n th u - ■


Tho 111- .7,, almost - —V— <----------------


rocciitlv delivered a | s tudents ’•• tkiU'ke s i „,,,.,,oso; and from iV 1 , , , / ir i ip o n th e in te r - when it. has


. do'ts of ti.o Ib-nille^nlpkahcG ^ 1 'I'bo uiily biihilH.'


x a l ^ Alchemy t® , * ' f o n A v o ^ o B c S of mam.ser.pt music. ^ ^


rn tu r ii th e voliinio \,in 'iib rn ry is being


, ,.ni,„„es,


^ '"^ ^ " a ro ;Hrondy''o.i tho alio an cx-


J. & s . LEAVER LTD.


EAUaM, BLAGHBURU Phiine? ■\\\)\, 2. :l


P a in te d c re am a n d b row n . Very m ile ag e. All ty re s good £140 o r s]ieeial


ami D is tr ie t Boy Scouts’ Association ami held on Clitlicroo C iich ct I'lc ld aRain proved ;i .1 Ricat success. No individual prizos wore


SC O U T S ’ S P O B T S The imnunl spoils orRaiiiscd by Clitbcioo


jnvardod, b u t winners of events Kained points fo r th e ir respective troops. Ctunpelition


lilCJlLi AtiV^V.e>oa .kvv. v. - *_ .


was cxcocdiiiKlv Icoon, and capJtal nmmim was ?ecn. Finally th e Grammar >ehool troop proved winners, pumnK 81 points to


Watldinjj'fceu’.s (>l and tho J’arish Clmich IN D IA .


IS CHRISTIAN INTERFERENCE JUSTIFIED 7


ADULT SCHOOL FACES THE PROBLEM.


^ ")m-iiiu tho altoriiooii th e sports were ,,|,iy ,.o,„pai-alivel.v small, visited liv J l r . l i . C. Assheton, tho Brosidont of tho Association, who waa acconipanicd hv .Urs. Asshelon. At th e ..Muichisioii of the 1


The numher of of th e National


fVonU the tro])hies jiaimul t l irm ip um t tin v«*ar were presented to the winning troop.>. hv Mrs. .1. 11. V r in ley . As pl•o^uouslv


' Iropliv—11 hron/.e swimmer—was presented i he ,s\\ immuiL


all oni' troop


s taled tlu‘ Cz-lillieroe Hoyal (.rammar Sehoo Iroop ^iiiined the sports tro p h y—tlie Uauic of a ru n n e r in luoii/.e.


to tlio Parisli Clinreh troop, and tlio A^mi- eialion lla^s, Uie most eovelod trojihies of


iwarded I'm- uem-ral .sroulclidt.. iiru- mi.re handed m cr to the W addmgtml The fouthall cup was won hy the


Grammar .Sehmil troop. 'ri,o .indues sit I ho sports woie ll . U<' •


C C. Kletcher ( \ mar ot IVndlot.mi). tlm lil'V n . .Maidaml-Ilemlersoii


WaddinelmO. Couiimllor I . P - iv'.nVi s’ Vlessrs K. Korrest. G. Atkinson, U. \ \ alms-


iey. A. Iloml. .1. Kastham, W . b. \e e vm s ami G. S. Siitelilfc.


C K C« S . 2, IlrijiH-s, 'I’lirish (.-Iiuh.h ,


Tlie .simrls results were as fellows: ■Un yards, umler e ieh t sto n e; J


' ' ‘TilVv’a rd s 'e ia -n ’: I, Slaiiliim, Waddinglon ; •g, Thomas. G.lt.G.S.-, :t, Nolan, C- •J20 vanls, umler seven stone . i


V


lev." Parisli C'linreh. ‘.J.llt variN. nmler H-st. i-Mv


l 2, (.’larUson, CMl.G.S.; •> C’ooke C


ross-


liasoii, G.H.G.S.. 2. Ihdeoek. t . l l .G . t i . , .1, Tavlor, I '.lt.G .S .


\Vadtliiiglon_; Walmsiey, ' ''lam e'iliiap , under e jah t stom-; I. .1. loiil-


; 1. Hishoi*, (MI.G.S. : 2,


Sill vm ls under einht. sto n e: 1. •!. lomlin- soii CMt.t'.S. ; 2, llnleoek,


r ,” ' , t , : ^ : ; : ' ‘sia\dTng,’ ’Wadd {‘luire lil:;


sti ' k '* ' amtnd l.anj;-s .l.i.aw. ... . - ; d, - 1. Slaidhie. Waddinai',"'; .1 ' s 1.; \Va iliiigh'" •- 3, Nolan, C .l t . t .b.


■ 'a v-r .ls i.mler seven slel.o; I liiison, t '.l t .G .S . : a, laylnr,


'' ■uin 'v'oals. umler P si. 7 Ih. :, 1, Uishop, W iddimUon. 2. W. 'rondin'ion. \ \ addmf'lon ,


in-di'h^uni'^niViU^^^^ ei^Iit s to n e. 1. d. 'I'um- III h JVVJV; c; . o sinuv. Ihmsli ( linreh. no'>‘"i. .................... ’ . W*


dington ; 2. Uishoj ing, Waddingion. One mile, open : . 1, ,


. r u ‘ i • ‘V Wi-glcswortii. Wiuhlnigton. 1. Ihilcouk. t ’.U.t Hhurcli.


on. 2. lluln ('hurcli.


.1. Tomlinson. WmMingtnn. Tug-of-war : 1


‘ ■lS;!i:;r;ra;lni“in;r‘A 1. Winhlnigtcii; 2, ...........................


, n c iio n Winhling-


r'^'^Bn^o:'lki'’ lU i .^ - :3 .1 ’- ... ,


Olistiu-lc racc;^ 1 . ^ I • \V:ulilingt*ni : ___________-----------------------


great task of th e MINISTRY.


Pve-iehiag at. an imlination service m o Ui U i^ n Gatlmdim, m. , | ” - ; k ; ^ . . ‘J ;,


I l„ s w rn a .,1 s.i, t ' - mnn-a .


,1b"-- ^ mnn ^li.'


would


ngain within ihv area *-*Vii^L‘ionro and lailh. no t ealled upon


bring Imuo} • m-tw'l


th e great, task of the |,.,,<lersl,ip which


I ___ of ihv


..ivili-mtion anOUCa' rMod'ilt


Chvi'^ ian


,rTo''u7p7hon,skive. ^ w , . , , , emiiid des tov nvdiliation K- help


rhnvoh. dncirinal


.ivengthon the i,„d to iivmd oontioMi n


niattor-* if po-sihlo. 3 3 A S I I iV L L E A V E S .


very paid attemlane.-^ in Hew of -ke niorn- ing’s inclenn*nt. weaihet


HAliV EST


EESTIVAl..—Th.-re .


1.. at


Hianksgiving ,l..i; Hie J ;;7 \v eH cy ! in \Sm ^ K ue -cv .


.a


- ' ; ; , . ; b : r n ^ ^ M i : n u ; ; S ^ ^ o::^b: dpv -


stock


ot la-'t ,'o.n . ^ \L K . '- 'n io MH’oml


uattlo and farmers


;,U„.r farm ' ‘■ the ' ^ k ”|


' Moiulay al ‘ k'.' ’•'k ' ^k;:;i -alo " , , m ;. \ i hat. thm.gh a


'.l^nd^'loimam-e'VemUcd. bidding was hardly 1 tirisli as before.


R E A D .


—After hiwins lloiul


i l tm t was highly poimh. -. \ DANGEIUU'S 7 aNGE11HUS


...itico of the count. In motor Iriilhc,


nevideilts. , ,'ko^ ' 'l-kt • iocnlly ns the -


ind Bend H n l l .T nd liy


Alevillo Hnr.grenves Ken, mi-^ ^ at. tho ngc ol AA >e-' ’"q.


AnimiiudstS. mm .. - dlln^r


o'’Kv.m of •! .■ - o ^ .d


" ‘■;a''‘;o ''th v f e x lo n ^ o f 'IV enmilc of ym-U yards.


'end—known th e niiilil


liuH T.odgo-


f’^'lnn 1 ::;r"nhmur«iH. lirnilto copy


vohmtnr.x I h .d l dnv a t bis bonio -’tj, ^ Y o r iS ^ Bead, lino of i v ' ’'' ' " i S ; ••H:^-li;" 'wh!: the- p repnrntioh ' .„.o„nrntio,f ot the M -'-Bih a i id 'B ra c e Overalls or .lacKois,


f^nnvoii whose uenr;. i n’n.l roepur.',' k'>u":kulf® “ ','pving‘‘l in e 'l i f te r simply u ipl.v ,viM>>i h


" A nlnco nil Aloiidn;, •'H,®.';!:?”, ..,01111.1 of 1 o th e r Hems ol ‘ ‘ .'Pos;,•9’" " ,‘I,,;..,/ " " d sUlo-hemls, tables, i i e iv 'w ^


,.‘'fn,.nneos and n luuidred ,,;,vnphor-


grows sujpposed to h.iM-


Many year,, ago credited


nllv hv Achilles the GiccI name.


anp^iW lf> 3Vomu]s, ntuV i t edv for "toolhacho) in Africa,


ever, i t is a fa c t tliah k coiiaidorahlo degree


I ' V i ?„tio.i f»>' katku'B th e kead^to . \u «i»tincnt ^ , | ^ ‘U u m i :


.v ir tu e s . I t . 1^ used mo<licm.


__ijcneo U? hotaiuo loaves


freely of th e


;'.’i d in b''k'":®.^:""'„, considered n% a rem- Icaf in tko month r ia ,


also made into a


i.ond to nro v en t hiur .


cated by Its -®k' A ' of i t in Sweden and hind .of heel- IS


falling. sSiiothci u*® p „o,c.l,lccd. -A " ^1,050 cl.aims, how-


l c p la n t is in a 1 ogtj.nccnt,


Yarrow is a


anti-spnl>n' ,“ ’ronn?Jy S V for ■r«“ ®rous well-known r.® '"® ' minor stomach ailments.


Boiidmi a'lik-{'i’' " - l i J c town to spoiiil a fr iend from h |s n a t ^


A No rth ^Cknmtryman h ^ n g ^ tH m t ^


!:t“' ‘1 S ' 'bw o iu ‘i te res tanrii.it. d in n e r? ”


AIAN AVITH AN APPKTITK. sett led ill 1


I din n er


^*'was*^award^*"^e Prince of Wales’ Feathers, and feathe^ shotv- which way - tlio wind blows,


START T H E WIND „ „„ii<hl th o fr ien d wHu |


'"of p ro s p e r i ty b low in g i n y o u r sa i ls by t th e A D V E R T IS E R & T M E b .


m g , , a d v e r t i i /


V nny worl” l lo w - ’w b -k u icn l or nh.trnse, m


Iniilm‘mi “hU ;vi!hn tin' past your.


If n l.lin.l p.;rs.ni ‘.’’..t’’


<'-” -1^ ,


;.Vn'i,,'’i,o.;hr


" .: :; ;''h i:r ii^ r 'k i£ ;^ He’"nu,;’t di-.ieild mninly on hooks written


ni UrniUe. (i-nns.-rihing into tins fn.',:r'H;e;h;^uhH.h‘ tei‘hnu.M .xt ill


, morale life ol the nhout


; -good a,.d snUahU. Iking and ....


n a tu re of the religion..


. - t X D lA : GASTK. -AND WOM EN . .— I l l i lT A IN AND IN D IA .


,iO How •• Gominered.” ,h) Hriiain 's re-iamsilnlity growing, u.y fan s e s wliivh keel> then, npart.


— G D V E U N M EN T OK INDIA. SIMHAT10N.S OK t h e INDl.AN P EDI’EE


-As


VII -A Al.AN AAHO I.DVED INDIA -- WH.blAM GAIIEY.


■n„. impovlame of the work .,1 Ha mi’"^if*uary. .


Gw'm;U;nS''b, oIUmG'k^^ l:Uh.


SCRIBES FOR THE BLIND.


NOBLE WORK BY VOLUNTEERS. (Erijm n Ciirrespinident.)


linvo sonunhmg lo 'p,-,„,H„von,


\W\*.a.,dnd:„,rt<vn . ; A, (Ml.G


ingto


Wahnsley. I ’.ll- l.t’-- • Throwing cricket mill,


vjmliM' eight slniic : •> .1. 'roinhn*^on. "" Wiuhlington.


t'.ll.G.:-^.


I am' inmp open: I. W. 'Gnaliiison, Wad- •u'MH .... .


>-laiu-


rmnlinson. Wad- Varkor,


peoplo ill Clitheroe whji


ai-o aware of the existence of a Ip ta l.h r.im ti “ lional Adult School Union is pioh-


*•■ ...........i K,-.,,w.h


• , , , , , , , ,„„1 sp ird u a l h cm l i t to . i t s • -


momhers. Tho aims of , the ’’f '" ’”'; make a special appeal 111 ihosc d.iv


,,,,„ |,„ ,„ tl.e soiiieo A . 'l '' '" ' ' ............ -■


..mii


liich a re


as follow.s: (1) To make ami develop nien and wmneil and to leaeh them tho a r t of life.


(-1) To study the liili.hi franldy, ' ’ reverently, and without prejmlici,.


Gil To ostahlish ail iiiisci-lariaii basis for ^ ' Chrisliaii elfort ami unity.


elassos of society.


ir,) To sliimilale .and edueati- puhlm sp ir i t and pnldic moratuv.


(Ip To teaeh tho r'esponsihility of citizen- ship.


■ •i,na


,71 To i.nemiraac whatever makes lor luleriml iimal llrotherhood.


(S) To advance as fa r ,as may he Ihv ■ euualitv of opi»ortnnity. iielp men and women to


(U) In short, to lielj nmlerstand .j,.sns (Mirist in th e ir per


The meetings are Hall, Kinji-stveot.


such as ha\ • ■ as i-iti/.eiiN ol lua^'t of the I “ Onr llel In d ia .” C'oi the Adult Sell


Amonn Hu- ' •••;— , dii .1 ;,,,,»ni*tMnti snhjoi't. ol


spent some lime in the ' slnially provided


impressmns nl- ipeai


p;n tien h .r in te re s t ml mmlam niulerstantbii}., i


' K, rSS, 7; 1


ti.n, fully, ta r „,.ss lo


I . . -1X1)1 A : (a) f^xumt


Ona p f .l ie eomnn.n is a ifrsiir/uirv*


(«•) i:xlonU_ and ]iopulation.


n .—lU' •• Imli:


nut to live the life ut •Mul to eneonraoo tnoni nal allejiianei* to Him.


luhl in the Oddfellows’


•et Iieariun on “ur lives .1 Vhniiire, and not- tlic ins th a t alVect us all is with llie Peoples ol


'(>rv Sunday a t D-15 a.m. s\il»ieets introduced are


r Sniidav October Idth, enihers will <!evoti^ th e ir 'I he


„ i l l he per ^ „.-|P \„\,1


’2^; . ‘. ' t , " Vorrevt il,.., c'lirist gave to


^ «K , , ' ' Tl,e lessons leiim to faeo the


MtiusUnn ope :;:e,l’'a’'^U;d;:'naa,Uy;'irw;;H-ingiinowled^


, ! | ; i ; . in d i n ' ' ! K i so emloavonr nlisoUiteky essential to


' ’" ’' ’' t i IK. b.\ND & Till'-, I’KOl’b K ’ ;„„1 rh a ra e lc r of imlm.


(h^ Ilosoiim's of iho rmintry.


' (d'l hauguago. and Haro. ( f ) ( ’onditions of lifo >'i \ 'I'own.


risHcs of Iho ami , , , , , , lU .IG IO rS AN D SOGIAI, 1.1H--


is' th e most religions ‘■""''V''',,,'!' 11 Tloili IS. ont^\al^ll^^


T n i E S . E m P A Y . S E P T E M B E R 2 7


Advcriiscr aNtl Times'^ S pecial Article.


• ______ _ u n i J l a i S i r ^ ^ f i s h . BY UK. J . THAVJS JENKINS,


Supcriiiloiideiit of th e IpaiicMhire and AVestorn Sea Ki.sheries J o in t Committee.


E Ill tho ollicml roliiriis of 8-^’ iighmd ami Wales thuro aro .1-1 d ilfcieiit


variotics of sea. fish eiiuiiicnitcd. How many of th o piihlic could oiiiiiiicralo


,..oro th an a dozen -species of marmo lish,


e\cln d iim salmon and sca -tro n t. Whv is i t l l ia t the house-wife always seeks


iilKliest prieod lish whim there arc niaiiy Others enuallv «ood and much eheapci . Ill Iho o ld 'd ay s when tho lishing smacks


ifter "throe or four of the best .known and


lisiied near Iho coast there was not. the same variety. To-day when our trawlers h n n o tho daiiners nf th e a-y iinrth, thero is .i ■iter variety of hotter fish avalhlhlo than


whir'll only small ipiaiililies are lamled the Ollier 82 varieties eacl; totals thonsand.s ol linnd rod-weights every year.


a t anv limo iircvioiisly hi our history. Apart frmii lied and Grey Mullet, of


to tho'lish e at in g piihlie. Tiike for in.staiice


UNKAMIblAl! lu r i ' EXCKbbKNT. Main- of the names are ipiito nnlaniiliar


Lati hets or T’uhs. WTial eonl.l '{o •ii.netising than slieh a name.-- As a ni.iUi i ;,r fa r t the b a lc l io t .o r 'I'lih is ''" f^ n ig mmo


nr less than a speeios nl V" ’' , " I , " there are three commonly landed h> m>i


tnuvh Gurnard.


'I'nh.


or in n . The Gurnards have th e ir heads stronglv proleclod liy limi.-i- plates and spiiies. tlie lUvih of tlie liody is, hmvover, ol ii n ost


I'aw ie i^ r i im l iX , GioGreix lied, and Velh.w ■ Iho last named heiiig the Gatchet


exeelleiit llavmir and


with prtiiio lish. th e Giiin.iid is . ; • e-iling lish, living in the p ures t sea ''.l t« l and <-an he roeoinmeiided higlily wi.Iiont aii\


‘j’ '" J’ln


! ' two other inime.s th a t will to most people are Coiillish ami 1 nlhiclt. ^^,.;::^:;i,lne:^’'aro lU rn l iM '-p


lie; CVkiHuisonahlv ho oon^.......... .


l lS l k s fm w S , is ah o


THE “ BEiRNARD SHAW ” GETS READY FOR SEA.


JJY - VISITOR.”


destrovoil not only th o now landuiB stage hu t tlirco new deep-sea trawlers, is soriou nows indeed for th e .second la rg e st I'oft ’» tho llr itish Isles. Trawlers aro no t built in a day a n d to Ion- three in one iiiEbt .s all nnprecodonted set back to tlie seasons


Tho terriiio lire a t Hull th a t has p i . t


Jishing. A WOltl) ABOUT ICOUll’MKNI.


To most landsmen tlio word trawler means a .steam- driven lisliing p a rticularly dingy and


Wiltons can ho gnthcrctl in. I t wins mv [irivilogo a few


,


aiico and they have no idea ot llio co .t of a modern traw le r nor tlio amoiiiit ot Cipiipmont needed boloro the harvest ol the


i


shown over th o newest ot 11,0 •‘ Bernard Simw ’ which 7*' her imiidcii voyage only la s t " ‘■


*-?


th a t her total cost amounted to £lb,000. Kvcrv poisihlo invenlioii th a t could .


‘•‘k- Kj> <


eiisnro tho cloanlinoss ol f^o ish. Us frorh- nesM on a rrival a t th e iiua\-snle, its .iccm ■lie grading, and its speedy im-slupping wlmn^lnoe the hoat was hack ... dock, was


‘ ''u n d e r th e ” wh.ih-l.ack,” ’'i tik t in Urn prow of the boat is_,_,ol^ course, Jh e^^


nslle, where te.’i of aro lilted in ,.olished ivhich ' a re 1


ereener shin tliaii usual AVhilo i t would ho idle to


“‘md « '


lights, sivilehoil on and olt a t m i l , lm'« ^


v ' 1^,101, l.lv lie considered a e». wi ,ll, a. d a rk e r 9 iaii tug . no n ^ shin Ilian nsnal. imd the 1 nllaek one witli


SUV tlml llui fo a l l i 'l . and the I’allack i-saetly reseml.lc ....... ,


the cad in llavmir, lliere can that as value far money spent t in s , two


lish sl.mdd prove a t tra c t iv e D- I m P" > ; I t is certainly nniorUinalo Ih.il so "'-"D


of onr sea llsll liav.- sm-h peeiiliar, and in iiniiv eases i t must lie adiiiitteil n n a l l ia c - t iv e ' naiiu's; liinslly names t l ia t Imve sp n ad


'nnmlnw'"::;ample .|n ,t th.- TersU or Tush. How many peoldo kmiii lion ..ood


‘ ' ' 'f h e 'tiii-sU' is a ilsli whirh lielmigs to the some familv as Hie liahc. H


lln- ileep .-ahl and pnr.- water ol the Noi th Atiantie. anil naturally its Ih'sh is ot ex-


Jm 'i l


' '’'rw.I' o o 'e rs '- ii, tin- list ■Menrims How many |>eiiple know th a t


■,h..se llsh are elos.- n-latives ol ' '2 'j/'t'ho ]ilai<ei-


idU e e am l lemon snie.


veri- rar.-Iv caught liy mil- i.islioro lishei- men. In mi insn„,ce can i t ever eonm intn .■oniai-t witli Hie oil iiml.other worse ellhiv lts ivhieli lire rapidiv p.nsoiiiiig oiir ms ml., waters. 11.iw .-an i t i.nss.hly he .iHmr t lan •. lirsl-.-iass lish ? Why imt gum i t a f t-'l ■


ish a ileiiizen of the North -Allaiilic imd p ■\ ,.„se hy any ..Hu-r naiae ......n -ind inanv an inm.’nio thiiiK.s h* ih '. A'"’: ).


Wjiming a sofe ktien h,^ is r.-ally .l iam g ™ 'lV.‘-''M.-gi ia., als.i a m.-inher .if the llat-


lish fanlilv, is easily .listingn isln’d lu its !... wes-.'a .-haraeterislie ol .leap smUm n


tt is a' llsh wlii.-h lives on a d ie t "I eels .iii-its and whiling and i t is dilh.-nlt how V'sh w ith "n .- l . „ .l.el ea,, tie


oHi.'lwise Hian gaoil llavoar.'.i. VAl lYlNt i DIET.


e,:le;v!^i“r ’ln'd!;^;a.■;^’";u'^


. S : ihJ^-'a^r'it-^gmw;^:’ -;r‘Hn:1:;..^^ i liilities.


fonseinielilly we li.'licie H'. t 11.-


' pres,.nt little known .-.lilile sea lish. Mmiy pmndp win, are fund »f


pnlili.- will learn to apn.KM-mt.; whal


of Ids liiiiik. S'l'OAA'lNG THE CATtTl.


,o.^;::;^h;:rwi9'ho'Sghr'ha;lH;;m"^ friizen N o r lh r


Dow,nhe‘iul.HiM.ls_ of^


f ' Z m l ; elalmnile .storage "1 Ik e .aU l i . and sorteil as ’’" ‘"U k


tviuvl ,ni th .‘ dee . . aro k ep t n> hoar.ls.


s -ilwavs as goad, -size lor size, -m su.lion. S aliui. K


a^w-p -ods ..f h,.. y.-ar „ b 'e '’a',®


,1... venr I pn.-Ucl l>,\ t m S i o n 1 vith ice_, -in.l ‘ lien


n aw lc r 1 ; „ „ „ n „f Hlip-n,


drops from the ,|evii •‘pounds”


. .i.^ a,,nr ol over.- Inver the fish is


„|;ilfnl deck-hands, eowicd .(.vvnt i t hoing


" n g i S S . , , . i . , 1 - .7ri,“ r . S t S - i d S r inm-work is K-'i'-m‘^ '. ‘'


S! ;rm.i;;r''vn:';eJ;'of m . ‘nppie; ’N idiiing of till' sort.


„„ more an inferior kind ;d ■ iiilorior knul ol po.n.


Till' h’liion solo is a distiii.-t llsh 7 ROLLS WALLPAPER " k ’; t


S ! :i''H n 'm HHh' !;■■•■"•,!■ k»k n tri iiU Sonm Osli art


siiii-e it M IMS ,


•t.liiiiVtodlv t»f enrnms or oven re- ^k!r s : ; ; ] ; e S o inlhi.nico


.„''*;"'^v-in’i oiv th.Vir'oncmles who . . p,,.,


wh!:t.wer‘' r t h e t s h - . . f th e lish when i t m


1 1 T-.l-e for instiuice Hie Alonk o ^ ; t ollmhi. retvirn.


would oonsuh-i it • Grant^otl.


(h-anfl d hhl | . ^ d o fenot does not


esaolly a s


i l lS m ^ 'n ^ n n n '- t in g '^ n ^ / 'm i i . iy in . kneon


i\x\s \ porV. why allow a ridirnlons prejiidi.-',- m ii.it onongh mun


kik-:k;;®‘'''^T\,r!;;;;e,;'rnSt'w ;Sn-nie.i i ii::™d;end^ of tho net. ' ".T “ ','1


onr fish momi i ^ will hO oasilj , lu 'nm > .,r l i .m w ,,f iH ;^ -^ ^ ^ ^ •.'milky imirkiiicss enrried out from J; Ji\ovo cliicicnt- l i S n g n l ^ - i ‘ ’^ r .n l - " l9 : : t nior:. recontly


" '" ''^ '''N lG i r i - EOB ?1N AlONTHri. Opt in the fnr N o r t ly h e nighU lnW_^i „;x in.iiiHis nt n


th o i rw o rk m going t.i nml " ’"V.‘ • ' . -g, ,,


Impure’ BriSle^mSTEMPER BRUSH 1 PAPER HANGERS BRUSH 1 pkt CEILING WHITE


n.Kik hv Hie aid ot 'V ' " i L l.eo nl will. can he nioye.l Imm '’'•a‘-


very nu'ss o fish Hnmsnud b.ccts_im


II, i,; n weir.1 -s'kik<- . > .”n„ed nloiigsid.) being Iniiilod, on k®'*'. •,.


,,ps. whicli THOMPSON OXBURGH, MOOR LANE. u,n Irnwi


sil .,„,1 lifted lug 1 ak"\V‘ i,'; ^,e,d ig ’ns fvoni a fMls on


,i"ck, with Ike ;,',kq^iij,l,ts from


5 /1 1 THE LOT


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YOUR “ CROWNING GLORY Our c ap a b le staff is e q u ip p e d to s e rv e A lndame's e v e ry wisli. I'KKAIANENT WAVING -b y tb e OAi.hiA B oxcelus A livnion.


THE ELITE SALON, 17a, Town H a l l Street, Blackburn Dhonc 7050.


SECOND-HAND CLOTHING :-y a t th e


1.0 New S h ir ts 2/6;. New Ja c k e ts ’, S ki


; Blue Alelton Police Troiiaors i - i 1/fi; Childrcii’.s Now Clogs yO p a i r , . New Alacks 6/11 •. Badiiis New


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'I'lie Wit.-h is elosely allied to thv I t is a trim ocean le


hy .stoam power, ^^u)wn niulor


’shaded olectrio lamp, talks hy telephone, gels the


I r n w V 'h a i S ’X c aY v irw .p 7 cd mi.declm.


" b d s;:m-rvbhm;'’wdHnn;rtavii;;; ‘H,e bri.lge l.ir an ins lant. D.iwn in his c h a r t r.imn oim knd.s ev k


;'"'t .S i .s r -


with his wheel Htcei-il.g an d his c h a r t cleail>


market. “FINDING TIIH I'iSH. Onlsidu tho foicca.'^tlc tho trawl not


f |,T 'm .;r 'Sm.rimice.rhillimr, dirmtim^ .S.pniro , wherp, k | f „ j ’-;;"‘


Hie -Strand. Havmarket, Bmeadilly Cirens iV’1,e‘'u;ms‘m^lm’’rSSd,to;■m^^ wd'


hn“.Mv.w mm billow; - •


B ook Y ouu A it o ix t .mknt N ow n v r n o N n— 288 Clitheroo


M a d a m e E l i z a b e t h S t e p h e n s '. l^ ’iic-cnnitoly Ho knows th a t |


Q O W N S \V b nxvK A s..vrAHu: c o i - u x f b ’S o p styuks •ihal’ aki.


NKW. Axn AI.ATi;itlAI.S THAT Altl-. KXChUSIVr.. Onn I’ltiof .s AVII.I. tkmpt T u n most '1 im i r rY huM iMM -


E D I T H M . E L L IO T T York Street, Clitheroe


P r in ted Silk ChiSton Velvets. Printed Crepc-do-Chenes. Hosiery :: Linger ie.


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B a r c l a y s B a n k C h a m b e r s ^


CLITHEROE _______ , r \ v h o , " ^ “ av,, ah^nt the


kn.Y Hio Imrvest of tlio <leep gnlhered a t fevorish speed, lor Uie-waiting


b “o u t 'a f fcn ^


PERMANENT WAVING, SHAMPOOING, MANICURE, MASSAGE, MARCEL WAVING.


For all Beauty Culture 'M ■ i


That is why good shops all over Lancashire are supplied every day>ith}Tattersall’s newly made Sausages


I l reveals ijour good judgment lo say “ Tattcrsall’s pkasc. Wholesale: WM. TATTEBSALL& SONS LTD.. Market Place, Blackburn.


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WHAT A MODERN TRAWLER IS LIRE.


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STEAK AND CHIPS LOBSTER TEAS PASTRY, absolutely wholesome.


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