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I H ' l I I I M I O I L'’. nor I A u-iLh I •■<1 I h ' J O I l"l■ali^)nJ Colony


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BEAD’S EFFOBT.


For Burnley Hospital and Nursing Association.


' I l i e w i ' a t l i v r l a s t l i i i n d e y


X o r l l i i o w I c r o w n e d


> a l M l e i i , w i t h


£60 PROFIT. S a t u r < I a y


R e a d ' s o p m i * a i r R - t o } i n > p i t a l e \ t e n s i o n R e a d ,


N i i r - ' i i i e . s n e e e . s s ,


MOOR LANE THANKSGIVING SERVICES.


FESTIVAL CANTATA PLEASINGLY SUNG BY CHOIR AND SOLOISTS.


T t i h o i i i n e d


S i m o i i s D m e . \ s . > > o i ; i ! i t i o n , b u t


t h e a n y


i n a i d o l f u n d


a n d a n d


l i e i i i l o v a ' l


w o r k e . ^ ^ w e i v u i i d i s i n a y e i l a n d h e l d l l i e e v e n t i n i h e i w o \ i l l a e e x l i u o U i n s t e a d o f o n t h e


< i i e k e l l i e l d a ' « i h a d b e e n p l a n m a l . I n l l n > > o c i i v i i i i i - i a n e e v h i i i i a l h * a L ' < i O p m l i i w a > a


o h ' d i i . t o a l l e o t i e e n i e d . a m i p r i i i e i p a l l y . M r . I ) . I r e e a r s ( t h e e b a i r m a n ' ) . . M r . . l o e * < v . e e r e t a r \ I . a n d t h e e o m i i i i t l e e w h o o r ^ a i i - J M d


i l i e e \ e i i t . Mr C r e e a i v u i r l e t i ' . W i l l i o t h e r e l l ' o r i s . t h e


i « . e s p . e h i l t o b e r a i s e d t o C l O O . Opnncd by the Mayor.


u e l e o i n e d t h e . M a v o t o f


U t i r n l e y ( . \ l d e r i n a n R . I M a e e ) . w h o i i p e i i e i l l i i e t e t e , ; i n d s a i i l h o w . s o r r y h e w a s t h a t H i e u i ' . i i l i e r p r e \ i ‘ i i i e d t h e i n I n i v i n e a n u p e n -


■ M i i e a n d l o r t h e e n t h u s i a s i i i . s h o w n .


H r t l n i i i l a x l a l l I ' o r t l u - i r a t t e t n l - T l n i r


e , n - e m i i i ^ t o c o m e t o R e a d w l u * n h i s t i m e v a s * . , ) i n l l y m e i i p i e d .


j i t h e L ' o o d u t i i ’ k h e i i i ; ^ i l o i i e h y t i n * d i s t r i c t • p t t M - . a n d h o w t h e


. . . . . . p i e a p p r e e i a i e d w h a t


V...S ilone lor them. Sev»-ral limes he had h- ell ask.-d hy p ami l s , •* What did we do ior«' the nuf'-e eainey"


I’ nloritiiiaIt'lv


li;al WorL needed money, and this ,\eat's e pimli t ii re bad been eveept ioiia lly liea\\ ouioi: to the [iinvlia>*e ol' a new rtir. ubieii V..I- iiece-.-.ary as l.nnn vi>ii< were made o\-.-r ;i wide area. He Imped tin* people t.oiiid do tbeir be>t, (bat day to lieip both ih'- niU'iiii^ ami lio-spilal liimis.


I i i e . M a y o r , w h o w a s a e r - o i i i p a i i i e d b y t i n *


. M : . > f i r e - s . v v a - * r • ' e e i v e < | w i t h h e a r t y a p i d a u - e . i t - l a v e h i . i i i o f e a t p l e a s u r e , h e s a ' i d . t o \ i - i t l ’ < ; > i l t o o p e n t i n * l m - * p i t a l f e t e . H e w a ' w r v i i i i i e h i n t e r e s t e d


i n H e t h e s i n e e r e l v h o . s p i t a l . a n d I m p e d t h a t a f t e r l l i a t


J ' . i a i v l i . I P M ; ^ . t h e e \ t « ‘ n s i o j i w o u l d I n * e l e a r ' I d « ‘ h t .


i o \ i * i t t i l e r i i r i i i t a l t o h e l u ' l d i n R n r n l v . v ■ ) o \ t


. ' * a n i r d a y . - M r . R . S .


« l i l i i l l - i ; i - n i p ; e ^ r e - - i n ^


H e o j i v e a l l a h e a r t . v i n v i t a t i o t i a m i


s i n c e ' t e l y p r o p o - i * d h o p e d


l . a m a - h i r e w o u l d s o o n h e h a r k t o i t s o w n a u t a i n .


l b * e l e e h t r e d t i n * s t i l e t i m l f e t e o p e n . R r e . - i o n


t i a i i i k s t o t h e . M a . N ’ o r t i m l M a y o n - — . a m i


M t i t ' d . a - a ” ; j ‘ e ; i t I r i e n d o t t i n * f l a v o r , l l u i t . i t \ y a s - i m p l y d m * t « i A h l f * r m a i i P h i e e ' s < j i i i e t t i n * I i o s p i t j l l - e - h e l l l e W!i- H i s


t h a t - o


f a v o i i r a l i l . v .


i i i a t t ! ; i y p r o v e e l h i s i n i o r e > t . Work oT the Hospital.


‘1 h e r e - o h i i i o n w a s l n * : i r t i l y e m l o r - « * d h y


M r . R . ' I ' , W l i i l e l i e a d . w h o t o l d t i n * p e o p l e p i « - e n t o l t i n * ^ « ) o i l w o r k h e i n f i d o m - a t t h e b o - p i t a l .


I ' - m p l e , a n y e - \ e r > i l i i n j . ; ; i t . t i n * h o s p i t a l w a - < - a r r i i ‘ d


o u t J ' : ) - s i I ‘ I e . t h e m o s t e H i < - i e i i t . \ t l i - r t h e r e - o l u t i o n h a d


1 o t h i - ( ’ o i t o i i ( , h n - < - n < d I h i d i l i a i n . . M i s v . V o l d e t S t i i m i i M e m e i a m i . M r s . { ■ r a - k - ( R e a d ) t i l . I f w o r k ; i - j u d g e s ; t h i i t d t i y . t i m l a l - o t o t h e w o r k e r - o l t h e f . * t r * . J | < r t n r m


• l a y u i n i l i l p r o v i * ' i n ' . a * - - f i i l a m i r e w t i r . l t i n - ; n ; \ i i i u - h o u r - tPfair.


- o g e n i a l a - p e n t


t a - k . a m i i n


Tin - Wtis -erolldetl hy Mr w o r k i n ; ^ n | i t h e


spotie of the -i>li*mli«l work tied seen*tiiry. .Mr. I'reetir-. in r'•-pomlin^. -aid ihtit tl;.*


R . I ' o o l i . \ \ ! m t h e e h a i r t n a u


p'leaie-i priii' i’ of the .lay was .Im* in .Mr. \\e-i. for it ua- ihroimh hi- iiiiiiriiiL:


o' tor i - iliai evi*r\iliino was tirrtin^ed -o


admirtihly. 11** was pleased to w.lroine that day ti v. ry id.l friend to R.*ad. .Mr-. (JeolFfey Rollon, whom i*\i‘r,vom* km-w a- a 1< rnn-r re-idi*iii' in the x ilhi^e.


Mr. R. ('nidi senimh'd. ami eNjire-sod hi- idea-iire at -.•I'iim Mrs. Rolt.m tietiin on a Ri*ad pliittorni. .\fler the o|>eliilio eer.’iimny tin* dti.v selmol


iiiihlr.*n of the ('hnr.-li and Coiiore^tiiiontil S i hools nave a


seleetiiin o f ennillr.V folk


• lames whieh relleeteil nrotll eredit on tilt* ietiflK'r.s.


Rose Queen Crowned.


W l m t p r o v e d a v e r y i n t e r e - t i i i n e v e n t w ; i - l ! i e e r o w t i i i i n o f t h e R o s e ( , h i e e n . l i e n


T h i s h t i d o f o a n i - e l h y t h e o f ( ; i r l ( J n i d e s , a l n n j i w i t h ( I i i i d e s . w ; i - M i - - . V o r a h


1s t R e a d ( ’ o i n p a n y l l n * i r e . i p i a i n ,


J i n p e . a n d . M i - s D i e k e i i . s o n a m i R r o w n O w l [ • ' r t i n k h i n d .


( , h i e e n . v . a - h e t i n t i l n l l v o o w i i e d i n a e r e a m s i l k d r e - s


p . i M ' M h y . M r . . N T , . \ o h l i . * , R a d i l i t i m , t i m l ; i I d i i o v e l v e l i e l o t i k l e n t h y t h e e s i p t a i n . H e r


a t t e n d a n t s w o r e p a l e p i n l c d r i * s ' s e s w i t h I i e i e l i ! r < ‘ s - e s I I I


r o s e s a m i j H i ' i e s , a n d l o o k e d \ x * r v e l i t i r m i n ; ; .


h e y w a s : M i s s . M i l d r e n T y s o n , t i m l s h e w ; i s d i i ' - e d i l l r e d v e l v e t t i m l w h i t e s i l k w i i i - i - e e i i t , a m ! e a r r i e d


t h e e n n v i i , p r o v i d e d h v


A h ' . R i i t t e r w o r i l i . o n a r e d v e U e t e i i s l i i o n . A l l - . R o l l o n , w h o e r i m i i i * d t h e ( { n e e i i . t i l l e r - v . ; i f i ! s p i - e - e l i l e d t i n * i | t i e e n w i t h t i e a s e e o n - I t i n i i l i n a - i l v e r p e . i e i l .


A f t e r t h e e r o w n i t i n t i n - R r o w i i i e s n a v e i h i ’ e e l i t t l e i l a i i e e s a n d


| : : i i n e - . a m i ( I n i d e - d a n i - e d a m i m i e i a t i i i e i l I I I o I i l - f a - h i n m * d d r e s s e s .


.\ l)oii(|net was prisenli*d hy Miss Ahir.iorie


AVtdmsley lo .Mrs. Holton, who, in reply, stilted liiat. she had been delighled to visit Re.id. for il held a warm corner in her


3irart, She often thtmjjht of the liapp.v • Itty- -he had ainoiij^sl them sit the events I'l tile villane, ami said that since coinim;


lliji!. day she fell ten years yonnner. Fancy Dress Parade.


i".,!: phice. A latlies’ conimitlci* had oinaiiiscd this event siml the jnd'ies tiwardei! ilm prizes as follows: — I'tincy dress. -1. Shielti Dohson (mi r - e ) ;


2. M'illiam Slmrpe ( tnannalade) : d. dtick -Appleton (news hoy) ; •!, ('oMstjineo Maims- ]iy (\’ ietorian ainud). Cotton dresses (not to exceed in cost :?s.


(kl.i.— 1. .Marv .Jackson; 2, Afrs. I'\ Sliariio: H. Miss Maud AVade. Child, Marjorie


Dewliurst. Rreitiest dre-s. - 1 , AVinnie Sharpe; 2,


.liivee Kenyon. Rompiets were presented io the jmljies liy


little ffirls, Trnno Shtiriiles, Marjiaret Jlorse- li' ld. Kdna Thomas, from the Chnreli, Con- ;:i>national. and Siinonslone Sehools. There were produce. Ilower and relresli-


J-i-eretarv. Mr. .loo AVest. was ojven in the Coii^retrational School, .and tin' artiste.s "tive Iheir services. A dance was held in the (Tiureh school under the eomhietorsliip of Air. (}. K. ITolton. An orchestra played Kelcotions aftemoon and evening.


1 I'lit stalls, and tea was served in ihe Con- rre^.ationid School. As tlie-e arnniKeinents WMV made at sliort noti<*e mm-h ])raise is • iui* to the two ladies who took (Tiai«;e, Mrs. Ihinnan and Airs. AAdiiUtim, In the i*veiiin}i ti concert arranged h.v tlie


Till* liiiiry ilress tnul cotton parailcs ncsi


r i h h o n . t i m l e a r r i e d T h e j i t n i e


M i - s I h i i i e r w o r t h . t i i i d L i e n t e i m n i . M i - - . M . T i n *


I ’ o l h i r d . a n d - l i e e h o - e n b . v - c i v i - e - BABBOA V.


A.NNIA'KRSARY. Chnn w e r e


e o n d l l e l e d :


j i n m v c r - a r y t l u


. l o l l i e


Alemorial ( ungregiitioiial Chnreh on Siinda\‘ hy the Rev. L.


. Wide, of Hnrnlcy. The


-er\ ii-e- were held afternoon ami •*vcniiig amt there wer-* LiiiTy large eoiigregtil ion-. .Ali— |]|-ie Kirk, a Miprtimi voi*alist of Rnniley. wtis in -plcmlid voice, tmd in the alt cntoon -he -tmg with perfect expre—ion and good tone tlu* -olo, *’ Thank- he to Cod. "


.\t the evening set ice. -In* gavi


heautifni n*mlcring of the tnimher. “ (> l.oid Correct Me . " The chc.ir also eoiitrilmted to the -iiect*-- ol the -crvi(*4‘- hy lli(* niiinticr in whieh they r«*mlered amliem- . hi ilte afternoon they -iitig. ‘•Tin* Lord i- -treiigth and in.v s o n g ' ’ (.Ltnioniieau) : and in the evening. •* () 4-oine let n- -Ing nnio Ilu* Lord " (Simper ) , and “ How aiiiiahh arc thy tahornaclos ” (Ja!nntim*au). Ah'. ('. F. (Ttiyton had charge of tin* clioir ami Mi— (Jtn-iih* pr»*sid4*d a t (he «irgan. Tlu* collections, in aid 4>f Church funds, aimmiucd t4i M-.


B A SH A L L E A V E S . Yor .Vd EAliMER.S- C E n E -O n .Mnmh.v


la-l. in the .\--einhly Room, at tlu- nionilily im*4’ling of the ATmiig Farm»*rs’ Cluh. par4*nt- and friends joim*(l (In* nn'inhers. Ali— Parker (leader) ami oMicials in a weh'om4* 4*xtcmlci! to Ah'. Rohh, C4mnt.v (Atniu-il .Vgricnltnral lt*cturt!r. of Carlton-iu-C’raven, ami .Air. Thoinpsoii. of .'slock(4)n, tlu* .Nhirtlu'rn oi'giinist*r. Roth g4*ntlenn*n sjmln* 4)ti to|>i4-ai stihj(*c(s dir4*clly ;tssocia(c4l with (In* W4irk 4if the cliih, and were warmly thaiik4*il lor their S4'rvici*s. Afterwtirds Airs. Robinson. 4'f Alitton A’icartige, pr4*sented tli4* prl/4*s to tin* sm'C4Vssfnl 4'oinp4*litors at tin* recent -Ii4iw. Calf (in.'R) shttwing higg4*st im- prt)V4*ment sim-i* valuati4m in April: 1. 2 and sin-eittl, All)4*rt la'cming. Pag4* F4>Id. I)itt4). Rld2: I, Annie Slinger; 2. Doi-idhy X4‘W'Imnse. P4»nllrv (thpr4> W4*i'i» 1(5 enti'ants): 1 . .\rihui' IInrhislu'r:


Aliss Park(*r very kimlly provnlcMl refr4'sh- iijents. ami thanks W


2 , IMiyllis AA*al-h. 4*i'4* .•n'C4)rdi>d (4> (>vory-


lH'(*n is-m*d nntlei* tin* supervision of Ali-is I ’ inliorn. 4»f nrowshoiim*. ns 4'ditross. At the elos4>. the Rev. .1. Rnhltison cmiimenti-tl 4)11 Ilu* V4*rv cfTieiont wny in whicli tlu* r4*4*inil h4mks Inid lio4*n k4*pt. Ar4*nih4*rs will li4* iiiteresled li) know tliiit Miss Pnrkei', Ilrmrsliulnui Hiill, liiis lir.-u Mppuiiitod urn-


previon- fom*inia l rains cviih'iitlv


tillccicd the at t i'mlancc soni(*what in the iimnimg at AVhitewcll Ptirisli Chim-h la-t Siimltiy. hut in ilm evening tlu* church wti- L'll-


Rev. Ctmoii p4)lhinl. A'icar ami Rural l)4*:iii 4il Litiieaster. and in tin* 4‘vcning. tin* Rev


!o.” "o Wlnillcy. T'he ititcri«»r 4if tin* church wtis Ibiral Dean of


:i seeiie of gn*iit beauty and the (h-c-ortiiors had -linwn ran* t:isi4* in tln*ir loving work whnTi conip4'll4*d tlu* 4*\’«' to r4*st upon it


agaiii ami agtiin with apprcciativu* a4hiiirti- imn. ALiny and grat4*fn[ thanks tire 4 lnc to Ilu* following for their kind gi f t s : Coloin*! I’arkcr . 4if Riuiwsholiiu* Htill, f4>r vi*getahh*s Iniit tiii4! lh>W4*rs; Air. and Mrs. Tavlor] Ratlluihnc . Laniul. for fruit . Ilowcrs ' a n 4 i vegetal.le-: Air. ami Airs. W. II. Alimn*. Lowi’f Lees, trnit . V4‘g4‘tahh*s :ni4l 4*ggs: Air. ami Airs. W. .**;ec(!. IHgh4*r Whit4‘wcll. llow»*rs, vcgetiililes. fruit , linltcr, cakes timl red lu*:ither; Air. T. \V. Alet<'alfe. »*ggs; Air Simon Aloon*. Park (late, eggs; Ah', ami Mrs. Carr. Chipping Lanml, »‘ggs timl tlowu'i's: Aliss |•!licl.* S4*ed. Dnnsop Rii<lg4 *, vi'getahlcs. Ilower.s and f rui t : Air.


tnui


Mrs. Ih'ggu* Kct'h*s: iTiiit. ami vegetables: Mr. Hash*w4)o(L Rnrlmlim* Hridg<*,


fni i i ,


th)W4*r- and 4-onfccli4>m>j*v; Air. Havhnrst* ot Chipping, can'll: AVhitewell Selmol ChiL dron. imt-s: Air. :iml Airs. Whallev of Aixa, thi'4'e baskets of Ilowcrs; Air.’ ami Ah'S. Alyeis. Higher L«*4*s. 4*ggs; Air. ami Sirs. Ilmrsoii. Hiiti-sim'.s Mini


i-tiKs;


nmvor.s, •Mrs.


.SlMtrr, .Mr. mi l rms ,


aiideak'4*: Airs. <-|-'Ks mill r j ;rs .


riilirs, m l .Millin' AVIiiii-ncll


voKrtiilili's mill Diinsiip,


-Mrs. Hiuv.sthrnir. Mild f rui t ; CnttMgrs,


4nt4* wim Iia4l ;issist4*d in tiny way. A niaga- zim* which promis4*s to lu> very ln*lpftd has I Mrs.


EMUKdru lEdiii r, buds , Mrs.


.Nrw Hrv. (irni-rr


lu i t ir r Mild r r r s ; IV,".™


................


.Mrs. Ciiiilrs, l|n|,.|.


llmrcr.s; Miss Pnr ir r . vrprtMidrs


Sriiool


li(;MUirr: Mr. irui l .


Ihlelu'ti. \4*w Lann4 l f rui t : Mr. lloiisr,


,mid .-mil


Ilmvcrs hnt t 4*r


.Miildlr Er rs’ iind


.Mrs' limvrrs;


.Mr. Mild Mrs. J lo r r c r Wli it rurll r ru s : Mr. mid J f r s . fn i i f ; Mr.


Iliirrv


V, horor, , , , lirriid; Mr. mid .Afr .s...... I..f.ml r . .


, r - - • -- - • •• ,


.M D in r s o n . •


Iiiikrr Ih'sli I


\\ i|t0 " - 0 School, frnit ; Rev. P. flidlMlior Mhllenoll \ lemiip-o. i-og,, veKofiihlos mid irnit. li^ jiiiy inniif's liave Ttoen iiniilvi'r-


y i ? - ftniK, Iiond loiiehor, „


fir the SIX l4*:i4ler.s from tho Afn tliern Aroti I Ins sincere .npnlogu's nnd to tendfo* tn iTu.in to Iittuml tlic conference in London.


I nlsn Ids host thunkc ‘


vrrrEddi's (-iirr


liiiUrr mid our s; M,-. mid Rimlimds,


M-hitmiiur, Clit-


iiiid .Mri. Rmvl of


TH E APE-MAN.


’ vi-j-otiilili-s (•ninriviiml


Inive le.'icliod Holhiml hy uir timil. Some fciint' ngo n ili-irici giivernor in Snmnirn. n|l\»red n rewiml to iinyom* wlui wonhl bring liirii. fli'jifl or jilivf*. n specimen of the .so- ciilleil oi'inig letjo (or jipe-niiiii), whicli wits snpimsed to live in the Rnkan Alinintnins. T’lii* rewai'il 1ms hc(*n claimed for a liaby


spi'cimcn. the skin of which was cai'ofnllv rciiiovcd ami prcimrcd. wliih* the skeleton was ch*am*4l aiul packed to Im sent (ft ihe Raiavia Zoological Alnsenm. It was Kijins. high. Its skill was onl.v locall.v covered with hair, it had no tail, and its skull was “ hetwei'u that 4)f an apt* and a man.” People living in (lu* Rokan Alonntnins


ar4*a statt) that tlii*y Inivo S4*en several nf these eroalnrf's 4if various sizes in i!to‘ higher parts of the inmnitains, and llni( they are very litiman in form.


One reason why pooplo cannot Fettle


tlioir problems is liocanso they arc too busy making new ones.


Tin* lii'.-t plintogrji|)hs of the ovnng letjo


* I l must bo admitted that l«» get a right c.stimate of om>’s self and others is by nii


jneans easy. T asked a clergyman, wimm I cimneed to iiievi', bow it was to be tlone. Ho replied wilhont bositation, ‘ Oli, just by C4)iiim4m sotise.’ Xmv, if lie bad said, ‘ Yon must bo e4mvert4*d and bf'come as a lilllo child,’ .1 might have nndoi'.slood, be­ cause Hie business of psycliologA* is to simplify.


Ihit wlien lie said ‘ common


.sense,’ 1 confess lie left mo cold, because eommon sensf* is the most niicomjjion thing in tlio world. T. H. TTnxlcy n.sserted lliat ‘ Science is simply common sense at its bc.st.’ Tt takes a CJenoral Hospital witli


all its special departments lo tell a man something which in the future ho will Icuow by common sense. The special knowledge


SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE AND COMMON SENSE.


mind apart from mattor. nor of matt4*r apart ir<im niiml, hut in the unity in duality, ol suhjcct and ohiect, of animl ami tho world perceived hy mind.'


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effort If) discoviT this I'f'allty, we arc df** pendent solely mi our mental astnt4*m*.ss, our chance of finding tho truth about things IS not vor.v groat. .Art ic long hut life is slun't. and wci cannot watt, until scif'uce, either physical or psyehnlogii-al. provides ns With a full explanation.


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sa.vs Drofessor .liilian ITiixloy, ‘ extra­ ordinarily limited as regards hfith what we directly porcoivf* fif the world ami thf* ‘ coiumon-S4.*nse ’ wa.v in which we interpret wliat We' perceive. Reason, l.ahorionsl.v pushed on in face of. .and beyond, conimoli sense, is showing ns onr limitations, and proving that common sense is a vor.v in­ adequate interpreter of ultimate rcaiitv.’ ” —From’ “ Rsycliothcrapy,” hv Dr. J ‘Rm- nett Rao in “ New Health.”


of tonlay hecomes the common seti.se 4if to. inori'fMv, Perhaps in tlie future this flc* partini'ut will be ealliHl tlio Department of Coiiiimm .S'eii.-e. TTiat is what ,1 aspire to make it behoving as T do with Doan Inge that


PHOSPHATE ISLAND. the real world ootisists neither of


Elands is .saiil to bo wortli 'iGnitt £ 200,000,000.


Tho phoiiiiliato rock of Naiin, au;l Ocvaii ^


-V siniplu but fiiscinatiiit; slow of tlio


<l.-velopnicnt of tlio ricih pho-sphato dM|>Msits on fho two islands, which lie iioar tho equal,11- about 2,20(1 miles' duo not th of Aucklimd IS told hy Mr. F. Edis, who discovered it. Ho states that both are purely elevated enrol islands, the principal icatnre of whicli is the e.xistenre of ini- nionso deposits of the highest grade pho.s-


CloO.000,000. which wa^ equalled bv few gold iniiies.


e i -n non potontial value nf


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SUNNY WARMTH al l your rooms


Radiation Gas Fires have the ‘ Beam ’ ( trade mark) Radiants, which give a greatly improved “quality" of heat—warming the body healthlully without scorching. The gas fire heals up quicker and looks more inviting than ever. Have this new sunny warmth in your rooms lor the winter and be rid of the out-of-date coal fire. See these gas fires at our showrooms.


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l o i i i e o f i h e p i i r s u i i o f i n t i l e i i a l g a i n t o i h c e v e l u - i o i i o l C o d t i l l i l H i s l u e c c p l s . T I i e r e w j i s ; i v e r y h i r g e e o i i g r c g a t i t u i i n | t h e e v e l i M i g . w h e n a s t m r l e i i e d l o r i i i o l \ ' i e e


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h e a n t i f u l i i i l e r p r e i t i t i o n o t i l u * I


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n . » ! i t a h l . \ - . w h i h * t h e r o i i m l t o n a l i p i a l i t u * - o i h i - l u l l h a r i i o m * v o i r e I i m l f u l l p l a y i n t h e s o l o - • • l o i i < i ( h ' r t i u ’ l i l i e s " a n d • • T T i e d a y - ' < ' f m a i l . "


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‘ • e i t i i r i l n i i * * d t o t i n * p r o g r a m m e a s v o e a l i - t - | w e r e . A l i . ' s R u t h l l t i l s i e a d . . M a s t e r . 1. F o r d . M r . . 1. W e b s t e r a n d • ■ o n .


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g a v e s e v e f i i l p i e c e s i n i l c l i g h l f n l v e i n : a n d p i a i i o l o r t e - o l o - W e n * p h ' j i ' i n g l y p l a y e d h y A l a - t e r T . D e a n . p i a n o


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a m i t h e r o m l n d i n g p a r t « i f t h e w t i - l o m l m - t c i l h y A i r . H . H r i v e r .


l o r ( h e « * l i n r g e f o r a d m i i i a n c i . . . . . . . . . . . . l i n g


H n n m r o n s - o n g s a t t h e g i \ ' c n h y . M r . C o w g i l l . w e n *


i t i o . w i l l f o r i l i m a \ . T T u * l o n g


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r h o r n s


t n ‘ i i - n r c H u * i v i i i c n i h r a M n * o f A l c s - r - , A l l e n \ \ h a i . o l t l u * n i g h t ; ” t i e d i t - i i i ; i i t - |


t h e


w o r k a t l a i i T y s h o r t m i t i c e , a n p i i t i 4* ( | h i m - > c l l t i d m i r t i h l y . e i i l t i e - o l


H e s i i r m u m i i e d t h e d i t l i - | l « * e i I t i t i \ e . “ T T i e


BliJTISH LEGION


LOCAL “ POPPY D A Y ’ CONTRIBUTIONS.


PASSING ON CURVE.


MOTORIST CHASED BY POLICE PATROL A T WHALLEY.


WORSWICK & SON Special Purchase of


Amioiincc :i FURS & FUR GOATS


A fine collection PERSIANLAMB,


of FUR COATS SQUIRREL (Grey


and Sable dyed) MUSQUASH, PONEY SKIN and MOLE in ail the shapes.


new


Ihe above arc ollercd at e.-cceplionally attractive prices. Hie finest variety in town.—Moderati; Prices.


W O R S W I C K & S O N T H K L EA D IN G EU I tH IEH .S


15 & 17, King William St., Bia ck bu rn • • • • • • • • • • • • • ■ • • • I


C n y . S T p i i r r e l ( . ' o a t m a d - - f r o m b i n d


s e h - r i . - d I n * ; . v y


( ' n - p - ' - d r -


c l i i i i r . Special Value 21 GNS.


iS!«i*'I**'!l!I!!***’*’***’***'**•••••••••••••••• *»»• in . S k i n s ,


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