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, ' v * ' t : T h e review of 1029, p r iu tc tl in thi** K e a r l glbUnti^v^v §c ‘® inxe^


(Coitifioil not .«iilo c.\aui;cls .5,200 copies wc-ckly.)


V’lU RA V, -1-‘25 p.m. T h e w en t l ie r proi.diets Avere r ig h t . Wo


h a d a g re en ” C h r is tm a s . I t w a s also w e t an d s to i iny, blown in b y a h u r r ie a n e , raw a n d cold a s th o u g h from th e N o r t i i l»n!r. a n d d r iv in g lialf a tlelnge in f r o n t of i t . In s h o r t , t l ie w e a th e r w as n o t s e a so n ab le . CMnistinas used alway.*^ to be


AVllitl lent-


I ? 1< U'hTll* jlllll MM»" IT S . - V «».-•> anil, snow i.s s e a so n ab le , a n d th a t a r i ly , iif Uie l.sis Cement. VVoiliS .m v lb i im else is ile tm i i . N o b o d y p a r - q u a n y in g co n ce rn s a p p e a r to l ia \e m.iin. . . . . . . V . . . . - . . . . . . . . !


lienl u iv w a.ds snow nowadays, mde.ss tained a fairly ste ad y o u tp u t , and employ- e h i ld ren do. l.nt n e a r ly a n y th in t ; w o u ld jn e n t Inns been a s gooil as tlm have lieen iireferablc lo tile horrible permitted. Otlie.r trades l ia \e le-acti d t


. ^ E T iL E Y A N S .


1;t y a n d T.


|


1 imrly aiul iiicxitm wiLk.


iioUimI lt)ruar*l I


t>n<* «ii' t iio ic> (il 'j'iil<‘l id e


V Jo.- t<‘a. tlui | tlic lailiC'* n*-


• (‘ ox[K'cl at ioiia lully n'ali'-ed.


v«‘i\l ssas lii'ltl


; ri-stionsihltJ lot*, ; ,Miat<- ii»i'(;si«ioil,


.


• c' l i i i l rcn, who ions ami il<>li;[ht I nl «‘\ -


.l in tin- 4*voii- lOnl'. r(‘noc'' 11(5


tMlin^.v; 1(» i-iio ul' tho ]>ro-


l»riniin.v; rirarcl- Maf iih,


■Un-fl.vavo-.. H. \V. aiul 0-


U-v


Vhalivy. *■ l.ilao alsOf, Holly i3 4-liiiili<‘u \\4*ro Unnty s 'i’o> •'• Wlitl'lakof. H. l>.


I Vail ala


. i i l l |l l \ (‘Nfflll (>(£ . ot Inicorn . I,c()nar'i Maii»)rKJ WllliatTT. n . .w a r . i


' Wh il'vy ami


K a th h 'o u . la lm


•it;


!o 15 '.i, •• Tha


vlin. r in


,,| Dislii ia<ii


I 'f -.1


ll'.ko •■ Til N


|tioini>inp


weatlieroiiCliris tniiis Kvi— rendered carol- tile eonditions 111 tlie more 1111 poi ta u t e s s by th e liowliii)- wind a n d s w i r l i n g b n i n e h e s a n d a b o u t t l ie lie s t t h a t c an be


Clirislm..................


.a'in - o r to tile deluge th a t descemled on said is th a t Chtheroe has done tlirislmas afternooii, with a reiietition a t most of her iieighlioiirs, and b e l tu thai


night. Yes. th e conditions cmpliatically lielied tile Cliiislmns cards * # #


, - , ,, Tile wlioh- ch an ic le r of th e Christmas


festival Inis ehiiiiged and is cliaiiging 'I’iie e.xtrae.ts on page ten from oiir issiie.s of tweiity-fivi- years ago sliow how radical tlie oliaiige has lieeii. A ipiarlei'


Ilf


e x e e p t io n . th e Inlildiiigs re sem h led th o s e .........................................


Our cliroiiological outline of fin- year will k ’E i l id 'io '^ ; ^ a a i t r a n 'e y c e | .u i .n . i i iy |


long l is t of residents wbo passed away I dining 1929. Jlnre families suffered her- reavcmciit. titan in any year of which \ te |


Titm v e-o e v e ry Sm id ay scliool liad i ts a v e rag e age a t wliicli d e a th o c cu r red was


have records b u t . i t may lie adtied, llic d


con.-re'.-ath.nal g a 'th e rin g . In m o s t e ase s , t tn t tsn a l ly higit. 'I 'here is s t ro n g ev .d en ,c th e n -W 'le le a p a r l ie s a n d , a lm o s t w i th o u t th a t people a re l iv in g loiigei.


* * *


of h i - fam i ly e c leh ra t io i is . Le av in g a s id e Hu* vilhigus’ wluTf I la*


"tbv S u iu lav Scluiols bavi* e i th e r •ilmiid'Hied C h r is t in a s so cia ls o r d ev elo p ed


th e e v e n ts on new lines . " ’1 he p ic tu re s an d Ih e wireless eo n e e r ls liave p ro d u c ed th e m a jo r e l ia i i-e s a n d th e re h a s been th e - ra 'd n a l lesseidiig of th e wilhiigiiess id th e e o n ip a ra t iv e few to s lav e aw ay Ih e ir C h r is tm a s , f i r s t in p re p a r in g d in n e r a t home, th e n in “ c i i l t in g u p a n d .serving


te a a n d la te r in I lie tn ip o p n la r p a s t im e ol w a sh in g - i ip . One a f te r a n o th e r th e hitn- ,fav Sciiools h av e d r(q ip ed th e i r ( l ir is tn ia s e i i ie r ta i i im e i i ls a n d th e compari.soii with l.weiitv-Eive y e a rs ago will s ta r t le m an y . *


I . also a gmiH rteal less e and


wlio a re an i l if fe iv n l Iroin ii.simllv wi'll-oigniiiHv


Ul.'


I'ldv serenmlet! fi’ien d s , vnjnAing of julnits


. ,


' ......r.ne, iwido I b irm h a p p i ly


unfoi ti 11111 tc iiiisliup on Isiiiuhiy


momiiifi iv.siilU’d in AldciTnan •!. I liornlxM spCMidin^' (lirislina.s nmiv nr Iri^s ns an invnliil. 11** was o n i fnr a walk when, slipjiing on Uu* ice-bound nmd,^ he fell lieaA’ily, brcnlcing a wrisb. ,Suffering (;oiisid(‘rabl(^ pain <m Sunday and Alonduy, Alderman 'r iio rn b e r obtaiiu*d some relief for nir is liu ias and we are glad lo learn


llml he is improving nicely. *


More gold coins were handlei! by


(MiUieroe slio])1a‘eper.s ib u in g the fc\v days pnreeding CiirisLums th an for man y yc.nrs.


s i „ - i „ - ill t i ll' s t r e e t s . W e a re n u t I •dludiiV' to tlu' fc c ldr of for l s of tdnldrcn L wl io are a c lu a l e d b y mot ives raUier j;t(mps


eil nh o irs - wlio form- housc-


huM im r lv :il. .'lU’h hoiiu', im m i.iU n g Uie voi'v Liiin'k -if th . ' f.'sUvnl. Siiu:.' smiting


Ih e


tlu- . 'h u i is sot in 111.' s lo im cm .s .m .m g coffee •iml mikes, mi.l Unis foiUfiml. iiimlc Uic welkin l in g . Nmv, t"<> l i tU e hoys set ni) ■


Iiimmh,lion v n s l im i t , '.1. " ''■ '" '’'■''k!,’! ■ ‘WiUr shepherHs w i i le l i ,'’ nml proceed in


ilOMI lilll*’


^ ahlY Hank-I


1. Ihiiik 1. Wa'km- .


■hii'V. '.\ ill ' l<


yiM-ida,


.1 ar. AjV'll raUmvr.i.


UiUnlly ha.MMU'k.


fi.v .Macna ■ Klha! i> ua-; ritar


lO. nttr .i:


[Ml in 1><‘I ■o \


L-. M. Hal


; r -t-.I.-mlul h : iu lh<« .1' hm-


I th<* ynn l.f iho M.nj


,


I t ) I'li n-la


l a- I i ■ tl wiMi /


• !’ <h;u'a<'t Shauliii!*:


'.Ulb’iu* Swni'.kt


n . 1! f<. i;


li ’-t '


H thv VOumx hlo


IL L A G E .


|<'!iri 'ma'. hall wa<= I l*'riiia\-


I wcatlM T. ti or.- wa'^ tttt'i


I .Mr. A. l laiioi* snul .Mt*. ■! • l-inr In th.'


|l'<>a *’ w;iM hold | s \va'« pri’sidod o 'a 'r


jri-^. Va-ar oT Dalo- I 'd :nal lia.-; a(t«'(*i>.-ctl


for t ni^xh'l IV whii^h I ti llia rd Mall mi


, Sf rot.hor.-^ Avas , i s I ' o l h i w . s . — ■ [ j o d u ' S ; ■


: H a rd no d id t ) ;


Um 11 'I’yldosloy. I t-* (I pot>. ■ GontlcMiiou : 17H (JaoolKJitn tn*'- Ii('(*tninj5, I7d («>l'C a, Afr. .1. ATnrlin- t sptrrot. I^fr. i ’*-


h ) . ho look hy in is t .ik o


)ol on S a t.u id a> . ^ II Silk P a is le y S c a r f , Miss Frankland^


(.‘lilvor toast- ra'dO ; IGl (poU-od moab


U ; r S s r ; m d U , : ' ’p ; e d i c t c d ^ . n ^ r ^ p ; v f : " i ^ .™ . ^ - r u . c i r


friends in pra c tic a l gnoclwill basbecu a scv ,


agauccs,_ in any


o ta.s t,niis lnngwc,glil biD c a n d re c e iv ed a n d


postmen can .


£ ^<ii,ristmas mails despatolicd


.are d u e to t l ie p o s ta s ta f f s »< oolt-rity w i t l i tvlnel, th e g ig n n u c


wer<- a c com p lis lic il. * # ’*


T l ie C l ir is tm a s ccleli 1’ I’l ir te r . o t Wonuc


*’'{{“ '{ * ir th e e f f ic ie n t


and in tlm work of which ho ' ™ ,


i ” i-'- a rd en t


Kibblosdalo tVnu- nnd Tennis Club,


; ^ , l ^ r h o ^ a s a momlmr_of Him cmnanUom


ations ot AL'. & lane would thi.s


'day was tl.e 25tl, a n n i v e r s a r y m a r r i a g e .


C o n g r a l i d a l i o n s . ' ' 'V ' I -1 x . ’ ’ . c / S' a 7 C- ■ - \ iBKHttlill .dmlghters and one sou to whoa, sy.apntl y lan g in i I te c lo r of .St. Jaim-.s a. - y ‘ i groat troubli-. I ho (S atu rd ay ) , cmiuncncing a t i -.«l exci'lloiit as.sistance assistnncc^^aml ion^_ r .


sclmndug atui the saving of p.mr p a reu ts of nverwiic'lmiug measure


revealeit. answer in the


1. ' i.nn


, '"Mis-; ‘ Miiril :?■


loll


hit; I.v


illv M.


:v


wi-ek-end a cm .. a,., a s a


‘ d, (. le n g th


r .h l l 'd ,d


ilioliv Mo^ Mi : ± h m . pi-nviili'il gifl." gifm h ,' s ld t - s lm u f e " ib


t l ie y r,'pr.'s,ml. Uu- tn i . ' s p i r i t ; '! A>>Um a im e r of th a t


v - 'i ....... r v , ,l . .i i i \e t r i l l ' s p i r i t


exp en s iv ei ' o r fe s t iv a l . All ; : ' ; 3 d ' ' ‘ln r


pk nl, Vhr


,b n ,h ie q i .iek l i i i i .' - U'sl- Ui.'V m e e lem ed off hef.m: Uu- pm g im i in u '


hh's.s Uie im is t .'r <'f th is liuiise. 1 h< n the is , ,1'oneH mi.l t i l .' Imnsewife so y s


"W m v n ’ t ymi h.'.'.' y . ' s l e n h .y Om, q .i„ softly mlmils the


7 - h e ^ n . r p m m y ^ e iH ’v - ^ ' . - g h - l ' - -


D o ra .lo v an ish e s . e e i ip l .' of y.mn g ho p e fu ls who s a n „ ,


h h '.s s . th e 'im is f i 'r of th is lions.' - i i l in ipU y—ami h.'gnn agm n . Ul.' m a s te r .if Uiis s imp .


•


fr i.'iid to th e good I'km. \Vc lu-ar, tni», ol ( Jod


(•eased


Clod bless . . . lu s t a


l i t t l e m .U u 'n tie ear.,1 ...m a in s , Im t i t was v e ry l i t t le n s . \ .m ,


p os sibly tieemise ol t l ie eondiUoiis. * * *


vice ; ; : ^ : l ' ; t ' i n t s , ' ;■ v ; c . 'a ^ ^ U m o t / i . . o U h a ^ th e Rev. C. \v . T y so n heiiig Uie preai.hi.i.


th e Kev


In tlm eh iireh e s . C l ir is l in a s . la y ser- w .'ie h eh l. fa ir ly good o o n g ieg a tm iis The -Fre.' Uhnreli


Umiiicil stoek of toys


On,, f . - a tu r . 'o f CliriaUnas. a l te r in g o n ly (;i„.ist,,„as s p i r i t , vyalked in • U ' 1 U,.' v is iH e fS a n taC hm s to h nm e s "■ i ‘ ' n o o r WlieUier Urn my.sterious ly I


Heidy e .m f r .m ted


, w h en a g e n t lem an , h a p p i ly ex p re s s in g t.ho and oftcre.1 j


SvOL'Il v J lo n d a v ,


f*"'


„ „ y .u-ticle sh e chose to s .V c t m in u te s , .bew- o h i ld ie n , so


wouiH lie ab le In maki: a eb.iice t in d . w.,uM c au s e ite r no r i 'g re ts la l t 'i ' a n d th e g i l l was


ouire ,ms.,e.e... i'he two uii.mtes ha.l almost expired wlien an assistanct liu.yhccl


a handsome set of scales g , 'u £ u h e r 1 I '.s t r u i n g —ucnoi'ous ^ t b fo u r t ic k e ts c a p t tm i d a ^ ^ ^ a b o x | wm^^he^_^rndy ,


of cigiH's ivml u b o ttle of hiskj The ilrah I '^ 'd ^o f sorrow is iHway^^


of Kt. otlico a t noon. ' n*


usual n ig h t p.in.


>< imnn ......................... ie , , to


Imiik. iidaad f , ;7 h a d ™ a h : :m h ;™ : ''.d 'lW lc ; irL k s aiid :u*es WHICH


Tlm town. «'deon.c..s will he | i rourvicr.s an d a l lo n d a n t s . "a


n hui»-w»»i4T4-.'‘ »*••• s r s .ti ino lo ooiiiieuu ail do.NpaloU from Ohtberoo a t S-0 . o n 'C o n t in u e d from n o x t column .)


R a sh lo n , F . AVoofI, O. F lo tc h o r a n d A. Townsou.


5"!:-"' ■'■hSS = ' r a .= [


AVitoir*'aiul'At. Ainsworth: Alossrs. C. II shawL F Rashton, G. AVoaver and


M1SS..S H ild a V.


^ g !


C. Rrad- - G.


IhmToa. Af. Aiaswortb. A.r. Caras, G. Fox ‘"Ohwv to cw s i 'A f . Pusbtoa,


o'ipsics: F. and G. Trimby P . Carii-s. H T,. T r imby


F. TInilow-s, Af. Flotcbor, E. Brooks and H. ’'"Fai^v .lancers: At. .Tackson. B. Fool.ls, At,


, - (C.ntimiod i n p r o T i o i i B colnmn.)


»-in \>c made hnnersoimU'd tb o oihcious am i U a i iu o 'ST A S S Ieare-freo loader « r » , s . * s -


d . ns a foil ..ml


,^?i**’i,,,!rned Tho Choruses.


«ith^™ I k’vcd-as'fi^i r f I F ' I S r„ a r l io rs


to th o d ipm ty of U o 'lea;-...'.! Alt'.


‘- r ii,,, as Mosebud and this scene


itro. tho and M'.


? ihm !S : wore ' spHghtbi vivacioas gipsy cliiU! ron.


son.


eellcntlv bv i f r . K. CorjinoU. * ' th a t tbo cliiidren scored llu-U


g,...,,t,'st sni'i'css, for a beanlifnl dance lo Aly blackbir.ls are bliicb.r.ls now, snog


in ' liap p v . S t v l c by Aliss Uai-greavi.s _• ___. 1...- ......i..- sceno di'scrip-


N ex t 'came an o t lm r p r i . t ty -- t iv e of P ie r r e l le 's li r s t d a n c in g


rb a nm ie r b e in g . d e l in e a te , w ith akm ‘>ml freedom bv AI.-ss A\ inckl.-y :>s I te n c i te ,


' ‘ 'V


Aliss C ra b t re e , P ie r ro t , anil Afr. Cornwell, Tronbu .Ionr . D an c .n g of an rp a s s .n g gi .mo


was till. f . .a t in e of Urn scene an d Air Corn- well n-sed b is r icb b a r i to n e voice to splendiil


a . lv a n ta g o in tb o song. A pantomimB in EsssncB.


hast bill not least was tlio .simno wlncb transirorted the audience into Pantomiino


name tu rn as ((Tontinued m n e x t eolnmn) .


Band, where all tbe cliaractorH of pantomimo «»nmimt£»rod. They apponro<i_}n WHitington and His


^l^i5'f^:Chmir‘’;?n ..:kW £ d Hull. C’r ib t r c c ; .rack th o .G ia n t K i l le r


D ev an ev ; T h e G ia n t . M r . A- Aladdin Aliss AV. ( hm l d ; Siiow-AVhite ami AVrigbt., C. llrulgc, L. Jhorpt. ->i.


IvriRlev**^!!.’ Singleton. A. Voovers and 1)1. AiIiYing 'to the success of tbe (irodimtion


SbVrlikcr; Miss 1929. .Mi«^ Iv > » ___ Il_ ii.A o.tfxr.Aca


tlip nrodn ctio n d :)i.


w.s a snU'ndiu orcbestra, eonduct.sl by


Afrs. Cudgeoii. willi Air. James Tomlinson, of Halle.s as leader, and Master Bernard Abnekley'at tbe piano. Behind the scones


managers. The revue was S"'™


poato<l Da.T.


•antv and tlm


the girl's Imtids and, demiuely, tin lucky eliild said site would like tliem. .1 bo


7 “ S an t i i Claus p ro u q iU y p a id


h e r way h ome to .sliow Uie to y re la te lu-r goeil fo r t im e . # * *


s h n t - .h e g in w,.s .m aiul to


\Vi' l io a r o t a m a n who, w i tb nearly


A litU .O


- ■ ^......■ tw is te d iro n . irl . —


!i7.ing w'ist.fiilly at' lim i l iY h e 'M a rk e t Flaee on i"f


....v im m .aaor .al a t Ma'D h a |b ‘ ' ‘ AViilisqs-nigh't


nf Ilm MVavers' .■tmalgamatioa a t l.b™ al Mamhestcr .on S a lan lay .1.-,-idl'd


Owing to Hm holi.lny.s Hm Krner;. ..aniei


S r . 'Uo, t,. .'..for.'.' an advam-e nt wages : ^ " ^ : 'n , l . in the I'naad . ro.n Haaanrv .


I 'i '- tan .'^ b l^ h f H,o"halUr'now^ will h * aniumnc«‘(i a t m e e liu g o


g en e ra l eomicil :U :U anc l.cs tcr on .lam m r j ISlh.


C L IT H E R O E P O S T O F F IC E .


to Tjinnarv l l l h . About. IdO.OOO hnllol. p ap e rs liav e bci'll s e n t m i l. am i Hm rc s o l t


^ __________________ _


ll;!;,, p £ i < l £ h’^A.Hmr He.lkia.” th e gon cral council


.......‘* 1 a-......................................... .


h i isk e t e .m tn iom - nh.mt, 100 eggb w h i t were s trew n id ,o u t Uie r.nul a n d siimshed T h e eyole was n'di ii'i'il to a


lu*ai> of !


s'csir. 'ami f a r lh . ' h i 2.-. to l;2,'2'atl. 'I’he aiieptcil ovi'iilmilb'. ^


" " ; ; : : ,? ^ a , s ; th : ^ w - " s


M'e ca ll H . . '. following Lonl Hi,' c a r iv a t issue' of Hm ” S t i '" . ''lm r s t Magaxn i.'


Tlm S fo iiv h i irs t p a r ish cx tcn ils 0™ ' Clinigloy to D ii t lo i i . anil from l.m m r i.lg Fell V ,i Uaekiag Hoat ™l™;ls^ oye.. J ,


. .V'!,,.,, th e


I £;;:^,;;:ir;dl^Li-sUHeH t,k, when curr- issilecl i t vvas-dlVniuH ^


'File iiri'vnlence of gold currency was said id be an indication of the financial strin^- nced in many homes.


,,f ptioplc iv ta incd su(dl goU 1 .,,,,1 t.lns has


Maiielii-ster As-sixos, tlio UtaeUlnirii Coronet (Mr. 'I'. It. TIinmpsoii), acting upon tbo C’.iionor's Aioemlinent Act (192l>). Inis (Ic- eiileil. not, to icsuine Ibe ailiouriieil in<|iie.st on till- livo men wlio iheil ys :i re.siiU of tlic motor eoiieli iieeidoiil.


In view of tlie plneeeilinas at # * *


sensoinililv ilceoroleil for tlie fe.stive .smuson, amt on ClirisUnos Ooy Urn iiimob-s limt .


nilliogloii. on .time 3f!ml^ Tim institution ot Coplow View was


111 M tnilley-roml,


immn of ohl-faslilonod . plum pmhling, wliicli wiis


1! and f.l I I* 111' follou'isi tiy


enjovimnil amt smeess of tile dat s 1’' “ " i n k amt lea also saw tlie provision 'd a. • > eslras. During tlm afternoon llio _M.itol ;Slay»ire.ss (Couneillor niul


^hir ‘dw ed-


Mrs. .1.


llie inslitiilimi and fiirllier eidmiiLed Hi r plim.suro liy a .li.strilmlmn of .seasomdili


HoolliniViVi) in ad e 'a eall <m tlie old f" 'l«


irifis, pines and Uih;iee<>. ^ A woll-kiiown inm a le n l , Ihe In s lH n t io n .


’riiomas 'ra.vlor (m o re fa«ad>;‘Vk'\ .............r.v.-t


liixure). met, wi th on th i ' i s tma s I'.v


from th e p a r a p e t in to tho m a il an d u .is .low,, by a n iolo r e a r


i-- , -


|,idled lip and Taylor was conveyed to Hio tiirgerv of lir . Fairweatlior wliere i t na^ ;i'i'k,v,-.red th a t in addition lo


'Phe vchielo was imniediatel\ ........ ------------ ,


Hio rigid arm was Iraelurml. 1 ho im- fortmiate man was taken in Hio Amhiilaneo In mackhnrn Tn^rmary. ^


.'"J” ';;™


th e - S lmiv lmr s t JIaga- /l lie, r ep ro d o c l io i i ;—“ In hmio o r of Hie H'-lob r


Th e f idlowhig. f rom u l l o d d e r 1 ^ l -V i a q io


kieosi ired iigiHiist th e i id v u n l of a ra in y .lav S.'Vi'ral t im .'s in re e e n t y e a r s , he si.r.l t l ie r . ' lia s lieen a .small flow of gold iif, periniU wlien e x t r a sp e n . l in g wa.s rei)i iired. 'r h e iiresence in in c re a se d q u a n - ' I " ' ,


c an in s t m an ag e to m a k e e n d s m e e t on ineoiiios res trieU'il b y t r a d e d ep re s s io n w.-ro re.lucii ig tb e i r s to c k of gol.l to m e e t (h e d em a n d s of F a th e r C h r is tm a s .


* * # W h i ls t e y c l in - a h n i - U h aUm rn -ro ad


in 111.' d ire e t i .m .if Clitlieroe, a t 7-15 a .m . .Ill M.nidav m .irn in g , .I.ihn 'ia y l . i r , ol Brnnks ide ( to t ta g e . tV .irs l.m , was in v o lv e .l in an a eo i .le n t w i th a m . i t .ir lo r ry d r iv e n hv Clifford Ames, milk e a r n e r , lb , U ia t - Im rn - ro ad . Olithc'r.ie. 'I 'ay lo r was e a rn e i l fo r some . l is ta o c e u n d e r th e lo r ry , --yler m ed ic al aU eo t i im . he was emiveyeil


to


.-lever a n d a . l r .n t Ata n d a rm called I n very funny looking


l i lan d y k e w,- rei-eived a .,1 all. -pi„, mn.sters keep on > is not. hi.n. hut. it. is. Mr. Jll


’l.ong Tominv lieeiiiiNO of his ta l l , sp arse Ho uas traversing the


n n fo r tn n a li*


fmitpali. 'shorliy lieforo r,.;ui wlieo . iitnertM* v..i il.iv..u


,To!m C!m-veU Irving. road T.eeds.


1('litherop Crickot Club’s ground. Jm uleppc-d


:ieeuM*nt H'<;


the hist


a n d mi good c an i)e. d o n e b y b l in k in g th e j ji measure of prosperity iu


bmeers for tho year


fa c t . One c an o n ly ho|)C fo r a r c lu n i of |,,.m ,;li.cti'il as follows: Noble Clraial, 11)110, a n d if Urnthor A. P:i Im; Vico-(Jr:md. Jlrothor It


DKCKMItlCR 2 7 lh , 1920. Liglils on Vcliioles, To-morroiy (Snlurclay),


adv er tiser and times, FRIDAY, Tho Cas tle 'L o d g e of Oddfellows a t tlicir


uunual meeting on S aturday decided on an


our f in a l issue of th e y e a r , will make ab u n d an t ly c le a r th e fa c t th a t th e l ^ t twelve months in Clitheroe an d d is tr ic t h ave been crowded evith events, grave an d rh e j-ear has n o t , we regret, been


g^^.vmarked b y im])rovomonts in in d u s try , ■irhe coUon tra t le is s t i l l languishing, as iminv' nf our readers kuow to th e ir cost. l?he y e a r ■\vitness(Ti d isputes wliicli seem


o.\noriinont which will be w a sh e d " i tn in io reil—th a t of su b s t iU t in g I n d a y for S aturday as lodge n ig h t .. Saturday uUondancos liavo been declining for years lurgedy owing to counter a ttra c tio n s ot which thoro are many on S aturday nights, and the ehungo is designed to


1929. A urika.”


P o p u l a r O p e r e t t a P r o d u c e d a t W e s l e y S c h o o l .


whotber more members are a t liberty, ana inclined to a t ten d the lodge, on 1‘nuays th an on Saturday.'^.


tho point Salnrdav will ho reverted to. ih e Casllo I f no t i t may bo th a t P i c t u r e s q u e P r o d u c t i o n .


Roraeoiis v e b e t aiul satin .suits ul olghteontli eenturv courtiers, in co n tra st with tho ilolicaiely Ume<l .silk.s of .the ladte.s of the Court., made an oxcee<lingly picturesque opening scene for the operetta, ‘ Zunkiu producetl hv Mr.s. T. Wignnll ami .Miss Nellie Bush, ami presentml to a largo and apprwnaUvo autliema* in Wesley bcnool on


I’eriwins rulllcs, deep laeud eiilfs and ibo Christmas night.


This colourful picture, frame<l in u suit- ablo scenic background, opened the Icstivituxs


.


happiness, and carefree alnimlon, permeattU tho 1929 pantomime-revue .staged a t me Mall, Loworgato, on Cliristiua.H night. now .seems lo have coino to s tay a t tlic liaU so far as the Christmas entertanunenks are eoncerned, and i t is cer ta in th a t for some lime, u l any ..rate, i t will Imvo a ready welcoim* upon its annual appearance, especiallv if progri'ss is to bo continued a t the present rale. ha.st year i t was felt ti ia t improvement would be iniposHiblo, and t i ia t tho revue then stage<l hail reached the


Tho very ioy of life, th e ess


in c iclcn tally, sceiiK'd aiiNious euros of S ta te an d c u l t iv a te


'i’lio King, who had for | t in e t advance is ver.v apparimt. l‘or the weight of advancing


his iiuorivsl, in :u‘roi)hiiiing“ l)ropose<l to res ig n th e th ro n e in fav o u r of his .son. I lie I’r iiu 'e was urg ts l to elionso_ :i ro y al iir iite ; Imt till' Miggi'.stioii was waivi-sl lo r Iwelvo inc.ntlis in o rd e r


plnTO 'in’ boiioiir ot the I boialiU of succw« pos«iblo iii vi.-w of tbo l)ureidl. onlv son of the ! limitations, hut in this year s hIiou a <ns-


sliorter, Imt full of tlie tiosl inatoriat, and . . niglit


en d e av o u r to t r a e e tlio wliereatioat-s ot Z o r i lia Ids dre am - lir id e , tl ie eompamon ot Ids cldldlioml. a fosler-ilaiigliU'f of tlio Iviiig, s tolen bv a gipsy (a.s an a c t of revenge ) wlieil tml a smalt m anlen . of


t i ia t tl ie f r i i le e iiiiglit Tho Story Dovolopod. Kollnwing a “ Kaiewel l ” song a n d chorus ,


llu* set.....t r a d opened in th e mpsy en c amp ­ me n t wherein eleven ol / a n ika .s .seventeen venr s had been siient.


I'.lspeth. w'h* tn the


oioHV wh.) made th e ab d u c t io n , lind tak en a vow to reveal to / u r i k a , on h e r .seveii-


temi th hi r t iuhiy. th e secret of h e r identit.N. i)lsiinised as a wood-ent ter , lne«l a n d tool -


I son*, tin* ITince, e a l l ing in sonn to r / .u nKa , a r r iv ed on Llie scene. Kls-pelh, over i iearnig


ami t l iscover lng h im to he tlie ll(*n* overeonu* wi th f e a r .»nd ................


was remorse. hut a K-eeiving a jiromise th a t lie h a r tu .slionld


lii-fall h e r or th e 1 rilie, imvealiHl tho wliolo .■ireilmsiam-es of Z o r ik a 's d isap poa ran yo.


In s tai iH v fm-ming a p la n , an d d o s irm g Klsnelh to keep tho so ero t a lltHo loiigol, tho Prim-o was inlro d n eo d in to th o |.ainp as a wood n i l t e r dosiroils of jo in in g tho h and —th is hi o rd o r th a t ho m ig h t hav e Hie o i ip o r in n i lv to win Z i ir ik a iii hl.s lowly niii.se. Unpcrcoivcd ho w.alehes Z n r ik a as sho s in g s a .song of - k'niryla iid gilKsv ch i ld re n , a t


Klsp'eth hoekmis to him lo r e t i r e : f:''> w's , :.k .'


imssossim, of Hio g lad .', pe r fo ra


rhy*hmu' danc es an d form n , ta ld e an Ziirika. and the sl.s'ping .•hddreii. second s.'i'ii.' of Hm snmo a r t some moilHi.s havo passed du rin g which Hm ps.-mlo w.m.l-


,.„Uer ami Znrika hav.' lu'cn .rSS 1 ^[IrikK..Jm


■ilw'ivs Irving to prove th a t H wn.s not. him. 'He was .inile as goml as a. proper con,nror.


All his tri.'ks were just, as if Hicy h.ail he™ (hiiie hv a iirof.'ssional. I hki'il Hi. 'n t lo k t e o - H , . . ' U.O- whivh was


u t ie s this week imlicaU'd th a t people who ] p, q,, j,m . .™ l^ t r^


Iri.-k ■ I’. Itolliihiy, III. ill.' risk of his life got into the hox ; 11,.'. h, was fasUm.'. .Iowa iin.l billhii'.l I'm's (m Hie ..bs.-m e of


swonls) we... ,msh.'.l Ho'ongh


si,I,' of III.' hos. Tin'll a swoiil (Hm oal.\ on.') was imslmil Hirmigh tho h.l,


‘ ‘


the I'lli's nml swonl w.'re taken out Tl.ilhil.o was s..™ to he seatml ill H.e h a s. ahv.- anil as well as h.'fore. All inarv.'ll.'.l .it urcat- performance. Professor ]h»‘H was nv.'rllnwiiig with these I rmks . m' show.'.l us many mnri' winch I .shall not


-Ifa-Ho mention.” * # #


f ..m'.ishir,' ro o n tv Isiliicaliim ComimUn 1,;"! mmk against. H.e. .l.rojmsi.l nf Hm


■\ pn.l.'st was ma.lo a t Hie m.'.'ting of the


\ ' mil (bis


atlractml ami Hio day ..f ‘' ' ' ’'V , ' ’‘1 ™ . V'L') ni'ar. In ..rdcr to t.'s t Hio maidi'O s hdehty requests I'.lspeui


l ie was Mr. Reynolds in k s e r e l . Klspelh does so. *> d would


yiH•'"iXlnUtri:^;" ;b|j I "


to Ti'vea! m a n ‘of huiuMo


fn'IIllm h..r l , k ; “'m .l hmwingThat Hm Kd;S ] has never ri'n.s,..! to inonrn hci loss, s c announc.-s licr int.'iition of g*?'” .-.


,1™.!-’ In'tim^gn'il for power 1 raToUi to avcompaiiy hur, as


husband identity.


Court anil gaming ailmitl.-uic' '" V' nr.'si'iii-.' as a fmtnn.'-l.'IIcr. fsii. .lesni-s . . ............. . i..„. :,s also her lover |


| tS a .m " " wi;” ;. ' ■ r ” 'i;as^"elr:,hlisl„... her A Happy Ending.


aUianeod Tlu«10 a r r iv a l .u- vu>-


.riv a l at. Hm King's coiirl s .yimbr. ,m- witli ill.' a n n iv c i s a r y iil I r iimc Darcal l s


,l, ,,.a.'t,0'.', an.1 i l l s Alaj. 'sly .s- onx.ons y awa i t in g nows of hi.s son. A gipf*> lOitniu. le l ie r a^i<l he r companions a r e anno u n c ed , remie s t ing permis s ion to o n to r i a iu th e I w i On be ing a dmi t t e d to the d o y a l


p r e s emo , Zu r ik a , in song, ten an d proceeds to disclo.si* hoi


son s .search amt piopos.'s ,.(,,-.q I thu close of which


th a t si’iisalion—doliglilful from u pro- j ilueer's point of view, and tho tru e guarantee , ol suece-ss- th a i one wantwl more and more | of tho revne. For this ucliiovomont, truly magiiilieent' in view of tho troinei hamliraps of an amateur production, all cn s l i t must


nmef away ou Christmas night, n i lh


tlie seaieli p ro v in g nnsm-eesslol th e |- r in e e promised to r e tu rn amt ae eept .i eon ser t of Ids f a t l ie r 's clinico.


In Hie ev e n t


ftmlgeon, who us proclucer of tins ty]>e ot I show is mie<|nalled in the di.stnet, ami probably in a very wide area. Heaping tno iiem'lit of pn*vious essays, Mrs. (Hulgeon j lias this re a r scortsl u triumph. H is not : to.i mneh* to say th a t the 1929 Hevm; is a


\u^ given to ^jrs. .lamw


tiling tlie paeo is fpiieker, tliu seeiie.s aro ..... '■


STOCK and RECOMMEND t h e f a m o u s


MARMET


work of a r t iu jirotluctum and reilecH Uio verv htgliest credit on Mrs. (Jmlgeon s | veisatnlitv and g«*nius. Tlie pnHlm-er lias tho advantage, he il said, of va uahle assistance from Miss fle r lru d e (.mlgeon, i wlin <ievisos and te.achc*s the <iame.s. wlncli aro a distinct ere<1it. lo lier orlgnianty amt


skill. Tho Children’s Chorus.


.suia ess is in the employment of a ehildren s i eliorus.


treiuemlous app<*al made by childia'ii, ami j into each of her prodm.-tions suie has mtip; iliieed a chorus of litth^ girls, splemlnl arlis lcs all.


praised jnst because il is eoinpusial ot group of winsome, pretty kiddies, good to


One ot the secrets behind Mrs. (didgeon’s | tdeVi'i'ly has slie rea!i/.i‘d tlie


'I’hi-' cliorns is not lo lie |


watch hei’au.se ot iheir clnldisli cliarm. No, , not jnsl for th a t alone, hul for


brilliant dancing. They have all the tricks of tiio modern revne obnrus a t tboir linger j lips and thev enter into then* work with such a zest th a t tiu* spirit <»f jaz.z. seems 1 iiilier«*nt in them.


.


depemls iqum one esseiitnil- -rhythm. ,iaz,z dancial without. rhythm simply resolves | itselt into a series of emivulMve eonlortunis ' wiiieh are really hi<leous, hut Uam-ed these chiMren danci* i t --well, i t is a


'I'o he a success jaz.z. sh...


***llmht. through tin* revue ran th a t con­ tagions sp ir i t of happiness and joy.


..u.liema* (piiekly caiiglit llie .sensation, am as Ihev could not dance wit h tlie jm fnl ahamhin of the artis tes, mamfest.al their 1


the " u y i tT * Annie Veovers. ‘.Master Walter ‘ ZnHka indignantlv reruses__ to Ganiev, who slu.ws great promise ami M ^


Sallv '.laekson, were ih lro .lnC '.l at. Hi.' Vl'l'y milM.I, anil wh.'n Hi.'y w'c.c folliiw.'.l by


lla r l.- i in in (M r . K. ( ’ormv.' l ) . C oh.mln e (Miss w in n i i ' ( io .i lil) , anil 1 an ia lo o n (M l. .losepb riiiilgi'ini'). Hi., an.lmni'.' w.-i" pnl


.lollv-lle.nl-t-'.mipanv. tb.' bust b.'ing_ capit- ■li'il by Mr. Fraimis


in nm r rv , an.t.iip.ImM' nmial. K.'V.'Is follnwcl a t tb.' Iion-i.'.of Ik.r.'n


ally Park«T.


Hiilhcking .'Imrns.'s anil iivi'iy ..a... ..s c.mtribnte.l by lb.' giU'sIs. ami Hm cllllilri'll s hnnis gave a ehanaing mimber remim.si ef Hi.s raili', " C'liil.lrea’s Hoar. On.'


.1.


fo r tu n e s idouLily.


, i r .s , t i ;”'::vSi.:ye.i:’ ; £ i ^ m k £ i .™ ..t i.is Zur iku pro-


....tarns sIm shall m an y liiiii t 's i r i h a . , her hoar,, has ahma.ly m™ guam to it woodcutter, ami yall.s Inn mi- ITnrocognisahle in lu.s disguise tlm l in u c h.ni's ids sire angrily r.'fase te aekaowle.lge his suit, anil hills him leave tlm co.nt. Zarika thermipon reao,,.m,'s_^l™ ™


princess ami intimates r S l y 'o F l i , : ' h a : i of a


as lmi ishm. ' . i t a n d .leli.ght of a h , amm 'a;"; ; gmiend' . ^ "m d d . / ' aU , 'ads h a ,m i l v ' i a ioyoas Umnis for Hm Kin g a n d ( j i ieca-ol . . 1.


Croditablo Por formanco..


'™ 1 V5';;;’'7r,‘,V',Vld "slai'.i’,' .i'i'gailm.' at mosplmre had vprc.ssioa la Hm stal.'ly gav.jUc . I


a n u h t led


hy


coni rustn n a s i o - 'L


llic i*»


'P r in c e , which was in ih e f re e ;.uul


•••*■ whl.-h was m ^ In ’Vlm ’ fiVr..st .«eoiii's hai l a " v:.sy .....iiaiL,.,:'";-'idi.'!.’- - !


m i . le '. i '" of c a r . ' ..ml .h h g .'av e m reh.'.n.'...l. Tlm iiu rcd llcU .m of v a r ospee iallv cIf.'cUve m „v..>-s,'.iai.' a. t ipr a'yy; : : . :v:v;„: , :„im, .e h.;.i


Tlm m a n n e r of Hm p.-r fonmiaco ..gave riuus ihitices was


till- lirsi somewhat an occasion of brs t ivi ly. i.' a',.;,td»v niul


a a l a r a l a i ' - s th a t w.;rc <|inl.' g r e a t ly caham' i ' i l Hm p lc a s in e ol tin ( i i


Zurika Hanson.


(juit the ami


narked tloral I


an d an d


'*’V,'V.‘k ' i ; . . s ; „ Ua s lnmi oiiacicil Hm p a r t of c.mvinciagly, ani l .Mr. c- role of I’rmci ' Diiri'all, - - •


I he forest ghulc.


wi;en''ilmm‘'lo ''i e : ! « r d m King ndeats and , 1 n is i^ on the woodcutter proving Ins moral worth, to promote him to a position


“ guests.’' A Fairy in London.


WHO were icspoasibli' tor Hm sai'.'.''''nog scene, ri'laUng lb,- a.l.-.-lllun's ol a laliy who w.'iit to lamdim town la ordi i to go ■ ilm King a pr.-.s.'iU- 11m kiil.qes got Lhi. stm-v airosH ivimih'rfally will limy alm.isi o.'.f it witb Hmir ey.-s .ami one lelt gcmiim.lv Sony to.- Hi,. l-'.-Jr ■inb-


In ihiialy .song and ilai:.'.:, Hm i'bililr..'li


B R I T I S H L E G IO N ’S C H IL D R E N ’S P A R T Y .


who fo.ni.l Hm busy iimtropolis no play.' lot Imr. w .' took a l.i'.'P at, tIm. past, m tin; scene. some of


la jo


waltw- "f wi.i.h so la.i.'h is h.iaril in iii.al.'rii lim.'s, heiag revived. Dchglnlal .bviaivs t!n*v were, ton, hoautilully K. '.Maiili'v, (1. Allen. -N'. 1 anil U. C'rablrei', and Mi'-ssvs.


m*N I


,1 (i.'ldard ami W. Malili; song "T im old-faslnoni'd wall.,, ---- f.dlv co.itrilmt.'d lo Hie s.'.'ii,' by -t lyy


oiiati- .setling III Paderewskis Miami o ” the ihinccrs mcntu»ncd ahov.'


, ' graC4‘ful ni*‘asurc.


sang with m.irked elfeet >y Mes 1'. H. l- wlio was ,11m ol ilm iiri.ii'U'als ami


A .simg-seeaa "M y Irish I’aradise . . , ,, a valuahle acquisition u» anv r


ilescr i i i t ion. possessing sjs she <lo< ^ l i l i tv of high .l .'g rce .‘sh.. was assi


Mr. (Judgeon amlM»>Jj (omid. n ji liiglily smecN-sfu! iu tlic ^iavtinrneen.” A n o th e r Happy Scono


s cUin g a n d sSongs. could he complete


duct. •' Kathleen I


>1huv of Ibis doi's vcr.-':i- | assistiul by ho wirre


s l i t i i tn ig III., liftl. .sci'im, siTvcil .is tlio g for tlm hitroihi.’tion ol more ilaaccs No ri-poiT of till;, pri'sentatiim without special referciu'c |


l.a.iv Angola ,1.' Ven-'s gar.lcn party, coll-


■111.I All- K. C.O'inv.ll, wild., a solo d.ima, was iiiilliaaHv .'Minted liy Alias Mane


Wiaekli'V, whose daai'lug was a le a lm c ol tlm ,iro.'locH.m. _ To the * T


, .1 1 rbayi'ilril,' imall'y a t tire .i in


n 'c i la t io o wbieb sb.' g av e o x io l lc n t l j . , u


big I'V.'Ot' I'age^^^ a a t ie ip a to d , tbo a r r iv a l i ,,i'-Fa.b''.: t bristnias.^


Hi,...I-. Fatb.T flnislma.s ------ - tiims .'1 t'b ri-tm a s .Kvi", was ratlior .Hrvil, hut'.III bi'iog proviiii'.t with 1. cliair cx- ,Hi„,.,l to Hm ki.l.lb's, Hmt owing to th e


...mi lasi.m of tb e ™ a,:er l _camo_ Ibo r . r i , ? : ' .war’-


a f te r bU oxcr-


l-xlr.'lim pivssiiri. of Imsnmss Uo had not hceii -dile to viNit all tlicir liome.s the prc- vi.ii.s ■;.r,.ning,Jn,t. im,.,„b',t to make np for


'* lh.hw.'''lm''.'''nl'l .Ustribntc Ibo gifks, Im^- ,,v,.r bo bim.-ch rccoive.1 a Pfo.'oul from tlm 'rb a i rm a n . Air. T. Norcros-s, who o " h.l,.,If of Hm ..........


t-hati morning. SCO th a t tbeir


w....' M'b'adi.H^arrangr^^ Thoro was in o a c ,


p r c ^ f M i t . t a in in g


.I'lm commitli'O had .spared "" . pr.s.ent.'.l «” n tifiiim Uo


II... .. ei.i'sts received a suosunniai for cacb ciiild received


.....


'riioe'niatc, an ap p le , an o ran g e , ) ; r H m 'S n s i o » .of tb a e ^ n t ^ t b e ^ m -


to p , an d


m i lto e wer.' l•eaH.I.'■ p le n .h .


,„w sixp en.'.., s , > - i P , . : ; S ' ’’aM , i ; b lt r ’ nf ■racker. a box of ' b.'eamn^'^^


,'„ ,it io n of l,y Air. AV.


T h o n ie t b o ' . 'b 'i d . ' '0 .n d d in g th r e e h e a r ty che ers fo r F a |b ev C b r ^


f otboi co -o pera tion of oH m r ™ganisi 'i . 'n a th e Brifush T i^m n


Afessrs. \V. Goiikl and AV. Holden did ban! but tborongbly successful work us stage


■crows';! , iionso last night and will >'? n;- Alondav noxt and Ne.r T e a r s


bo realized. --------- --


Vt tb e D . '" n ib c r ex am in a t io n , in U a « - • .


T O m i U h o r n - a v f i i u i A . U co nH a t . of the Victoria Colleco of


n .-\r Dnwfltliornc. A.T.C.m .* ^


p a r ty to accommodate


' n’'"Hm * " rh ild re " o f t h e ' tow n , an d i t m siLerei>- to b e boptxl th a t Hus scheme w.11


v hag eon- ...s. charming old ihe


fashion a t tlm l inti .sh , l.epo.- . U . b,^ w 1.™ tlm t ’ommi t t , ' . ' ii i l i . 'r lamci l moinbers clnl


i lm . ''dl) l i t t le gao.sts. an d Hmy b ud o m ^ t I ba ' .v th '. . '. Tbe room was packe.1 w.tb


lli-eo .0 a rnm p a r ty . . * h* .« .-.n, ...I...


/'■‘l’’'''' , ' 'X a m r t


ilt.t iii'rMiiupaiiinioiit' of carols


ontor- num-


(M.i'islmas i imnni .g wa.s sp e n t la alor ry . spent. of


Hm mosi pleasing fealmcs i.f Hi.' ’" 'a " ’' a graphie iiile rp icla lio n of Hm ag"-ohl song “ Wi,l,h','omb" F a ir ." escell.'all.y sang b, Ci'l.lard, assisl.-il by a namb.'r ol the


pA It h'bl I t 11 b Itf . 11. ,, , , , ,


h e a l t h IN S U U A N C E O F T IC LV N .


E l SIGHT TESTINGpns ■risvi


SpoctacU and Eyogiassii - 5 i-


R E PA IR S .


Now Lonsos. ShoU Sur ro u n d s Lensos.


Altorations. to your own


Tlio Beat Reoornniendation to you is Despite Competition our business is always increasing.


CHARLEY DEAN QuALIFIKU Ol'TIOIAN 18. NORTHGATE


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