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ADVERTISEB AND TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1932. Be Wise ORi i r .n Yoitr


CllRIST.MAS Oaki: N o W A T __


THE CAFE


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I iand(;.s. I lulios


I -liing. I Vi; f>no


dead


Tyson. There was a 'larjio (.•onjife'tation ami iho sojvite* was ;ireatly enjoyed. Chri.st- ina.s liymns were snnj; to old tones and the profiinmino inclndod the carols. “ How Itesmtifid upon tin* nmnntains “ and “ ^^llen .loiilnn hii'lied His wtitors st il l, ’ which


t!io Aleiliodivt Clnircli (Wesley) on Snnday rvowing. condneleil hy tlii‘ Kev. 0 .


CHRISTMAS MUSIC. A (,‘liri'tnias nui.'ival st'rvico was held at


.


(dory of tlK-‘Lord and “ .‘^^nn of My .Soul ’ t.Vdams), tlif' solf» |iart in wliieh was (‘fTee- vivelv reiid'U'cfl h.v Afr. 'V. Scott. In :iddi- lion Mr. Scott, who was in cxcccdinjil.v fine voice, jiave splendid int<‘i'pretatlon'< of


Christmas anthem. “ The


Jiradise wrote


lu fS .


till* solo', “ Anttel fiand ” tnid * M'* Vraver.” both heinjt snn;j with fine fcelint: and’ effect. A feature of the service was Iho he-oriy .siii"inj£ of tlie nmjjroeaioii. Afr. 7>. Hansen pre.sidcd afc tho organ ^ in Ins usual cilhueiifc .manner and tlio .serv’lee wa.s hrigiifc and most inspiring.


teas snnji to tlio old and popniar tnno “ Meantiful.” Tlie elmir, aide eondneted h\‘ Air. d. Hanson, sant; witli (.■liarniing e’flVct


:Wlmli.v imt’i. .(-i Uc;igm '■


Ids »,-n.


editor Koval


ni ton Iiy llJUl lli'o


Blood Skin Diseases .


Remembepthat.pure blood not only keeps away disease, but is Nature’s remedy—in fact, the Wood is the stream of iife. In the treatment of Blood and Skin Complaints "Clarkes Blood Mixture" is un­ excelled as a blood purifying medicine and unique in healing.


Obtainable in Liqtdd or Tablet form of all ChemistSy 3 / - per bottle.


A N n T K u s u 1-; c J-: It 'r AIX OF lIAVtXO A


DELICIOUS CAKE t h r e e p l a y s .


Grammar School Girls in Delightful Programme.


dramatic ability. Him T " ’


1 1.0 stmlenU of ll,o Clith.-n.o limul <;on}In,u,.


•my\V,. n". -nl In


•nt Ml oonnoxmu witl, tliu .whonl.


‘''1^ Clinsiuin., ontortni,;. It U


01, .\l,„u|;,v


nl tlm C’hriHmns liioiildn..54-np concert, the Hu School i(ir Scamlal.”


tn'Vl,,. 01


‘■'"‘■ ‘‘".""'L'l't 111'.. In-'ull untnmloil with innsimmniis .sntwss.


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str.itiil without ihmbt llu.ir iio.sse.sxioii of hno <ll■:llnll(lu iihiliiy. Thov Inin- pio- ijV.Mtnil Ihiyo phiys, “ Tho ' .Slippoi/Hf


t IM(ioictlll,


hnihlino lip nt tho L'hninolois. diotinn and aeling.


The Juniors Effort.


W h y n o t a C Y C L E


f o r X m a s ?


it woulil ior years to come be a reminder of


.'m'L Iki'I ! ijii-iiif--


Xmas 3932.


1 jl is a Oilt-edged rnvestmeut 1 and can he used all the year round.


Cash or Terms. 8ee the 11)33 ^lodels in our


Sliouroom without oMiL'ation or send for lists.


Benthams Bike s are the he.-l in the* world, and


there is a model to suit YOU.


Who would not ajiprcciatc .such l■'ol• vonrsdf or A. X. OTHKR


ing ellects which were airangf'd hv "Air. Konnie Py<>. afided greatly to the succe>-i of the l)lay. particularly in the ■'pcctacnhir ontrancf* of tlu' fairy godmother.


Former Students Help.


assistance of huiiier .slnduiits who iiave kept in lonch with iln.‘ seliool dramatic wtn’k ihrotigli a lii«*rar.v circle. A charming little piec»‘ was “ Fli/.aheili Uefnse>.’‘ a


in the other id:iys the girl- had the


played Jam*, her sister, ui lh di-cietiun and ahility, whilst


gallant Air. Collins whom Flixaheili refii-e-. whih* il. Chew playi'd the L;idy Catherint*


dc Hrough with dignity am! on ocea.sion with asperity.


A Yeats Play.


a pot'iu hy \y. li. Yeal.-. made the greate-t demands upon llie pla\'er-. The ilrama is based n|>oii the old Irish legend ol tlie Connie— wlio sold her soul to the devil to save lier [)eopU'.


Till' Iasi play “ The Countess Catlierine.'


lers <*ntored fully into the dramalie spirit of


son was excellent as Afary. wife of Shemns Kna, ami .A. 'I’owiison was efjtially sni-eess- fnl as JA'ig. their son. A. Dtigdah* was capital as the Steward, whih' tlu' parts of peasants were admirahly (illed l»y (J. Waliie, !•'. Clarke. M. Hill. I'k Fh'telu'r and fj. Woodaere. while F. Hampson was e\- collenl as tin* portm'.


LOW MOOR.


mitleo stated that for Hie half-.vear nmler review tho s:ih*s anionntetl to L'“,loM. a deerea.se of CHS on tho last half-year. This was accounted for h.v the annual wei'k s holiilav in the half-year. The report adds: “ We are .sorry to say that the {'omlitions *if industry do not a’ppear much brighter a t pre.sent’. and that acute depression sl:ll exists amongst our mombors.”


In Hn'ir re[)ort. the eom-


t*> leav*' Hie matter In the hand.s of the eoiiMnittee.


Coates pr*‘si*|ed o)'*‘r a mnd**rat*‘ attendance at the half-yearly meeting of the how Aloor Industrial Society ami Co-operative Sior*' Inmiti'd. hehl at the Day School on Alomlay evening. Air. S. d. Ilichards was re-elecleil to the e*)mmittee and Ah*. AV. P. S. Tom­ linson was re-elected Irea-nn'i*. A {li.-ens- sion took plae** with regard to int*‘n'st shar*' **apital and it was *le*'id*'d


CO-OPKIiATIVI': .‘JOCIKTV. — -Mr. .T.


(lardner supported her iiiagniliccntly as Uona. her nurse, while Aliss (1. 'rnolo'r in a most dinicnlt part as .\lc«'l. a wamh'ring poet ami seer, played with tho greatest skill. X. Harris and F. Smithies pla.ved the sinister, evil merchants who pnrehas4'd the soul of the Connli'ss with such a hirce as to send cold shivi'v.s down tho hacks of their amlieme. A heantifnl stml.v wa.s that of tho Angel played with grc'at di-^- eretion hy AMs.s H. Wahnsley.


hrilliant charaetei'isni ion in tlu> play and all eonec'rned are to he eongratnhited upon an 4‘xeeptionally tim* pertormance. J . Wood was maslerfid as .'slH-mns i*na. a p^'a-aiit. Her mak('-np was capital am! she used her doep voice It) great advantagt*. aeling with forc»' ami power. hk Fell in the tragic part of the Connte-s ( ‘atliorine was to say the least hrilliant. Sh(‘ had a great part and she n'ali/«‘d her op[)ortimities. |»laying witli r»'strainc and dignity.


from the niomi'Hi to its


linal fall. 'I’linse taking tlie eliarae-


till' play. holding tin- aitdieiiee the ennain ro-e 'I'here u a -


In-ffught expi-rience to hear on In-r forceful trcaUiii'nl of the part of Mrs. Ileiiiiftt, Kliziiheth's mother whoso “ i iem‘- are all nps«‘t.*'


(1. C’liandev wa- a dashing and .Mis- Winnie Dewhnrst


audience I'lijoyed th«.‘ play not «ml.v hccaiise of tin* work of the jilayers hut from the contrast- of tli<- old-world manners with tlio-e of to-day, M. Ctiidiffe as hJizahetii wa.s coy. reserved. d»‘iiiure. nnd shy in turn: she hnnight her elocutionary [)owor> to play and achi«;vc<l < fiiispieuons success in a tlionmghly happy pan.


'I'lie ,1. "J’opping


.'^eht)i)l girls have had (|uiie a lot of experi­ ence ill tin- tyi»e of play, omi they gave it wiili great charm ;md alicntioii to ilci.iil, 1’he play made great dcmaii-U for chicii- tion on the part of tlie player.-, hut llieir diction was clear atul cnlinrcil,


ilelightful sliort play adapted from Jam' .\nslen'.s “ I’rido and Freimiice.” l>y Margaret Macmimara.


'I'lie (ira.mma’r


('rockeit Were capital as the twins, which much humour was a«ided l>y II. Airey, as dam\ the coek-Hoimral. A not her happy jiart was pla.ved hy fk Creenwofid as .\gatli- noxt-dnor. while AI. KilmM* gave a splendid .study as tlie fjiiry godir.otlier.


the fairy godmoil,or appciirs in resptfiise to the ^vl•^h ol I’elinda 'I'remaine wlmse lamily are literally on the i-oeks. Itatlier on the style of Alfs Ihiiton the fiiir.v who IS not nseil to modern wayn ratlmr over­ does tilings. She grants iiiodesi wishes on tilt* ino.st lavish scale with I'ailier e-inharrass- mg residis to the recipients tu lier lionnly, hut it :di comes rigid in iht* end and make- ,lolly gfM»d fun while it lasts. All the eharacteis were admirahly snslaineil liv llie juniors taking part. F.‘ .'^hiitl was adiiiir- aide a- Alyra Treiiiaiiie. the el<!est daugliter. wlio is th(‘ lortnnate or nnfortnnale recipient of much of the fairy godmother'.^ honnty. |*. ;Vikiiison was a viv;ii'ituis and .mischievnns .llmniy Ti'einaine. while (I. Duenhui made a Ihorotighly delightful llelimhi, tile girl who realK' ludii'votl in talrie.-? ami wlmx* siicce^>fid wLh causes so imich confii'ioM.


.\1. Fl*-ti-lier ;ind U


eiia. hy (.rahain Koheruon. was given hv the junior.s wim jiiado the niont of their opportunities in this delightful little .story, llio [)!a.v :tvelf is a \-<‘iy modern ailiiptii- tnm ot the .story of Cinderella in which all manner ol amusing situations «)ccnr when


Iho hi-st play. “ Tho Slippois of Ciiidoi--


Kl-ntllvillt; iiiKiiciloos. Tho run- with which t i l ' phiys woro pi'odiiooil in itsolf I'olloi'ls tho .Hiidy which has hoon put into tho


I'hi.'oil Willi ^•nlllll:olKhlhlo shill to


“ Hlizilln.lh liofll.sox". IIMll Cntlioi-iiio." nil of which


t«"i- i Ium-ro In tim in- ,ire^}


(THREE)


DANCE KECITAL AT KIRKMOOK SCHOOL.


C'las- at Kirkmoor Scilmol gave a .-liort r*‘*'iial la>l Salunla.v to an *'nlhn-i:i.-iic am u'lu** of par*?m- and fri**nds. The I'liddi'i'n liav** got


I he pupil-*)| the Salurdav morning DaiU'c


stretching *?\*?rci-es, the llclgian routine* being a*llieri'd to, -ince it is rlivilimic ami gi'iil er l.ir young miisi'h-- ilian the ’.uior*' usual Aiiu*iu-aii work.


I lu' recital hc'g.'ui hy limln'i'ing and


Aiulnw lloghtnn. Faiiicia .Iiu'lge, .lo-.phim’ Kiliier. CoMstaiU'e King. .lean Lei'ming. Joyce Alornm. .Iran iHddumgli. Winilnxi l.ngi'i-.-, llrlrii Tliornh**r. Don'cn Whit- tak**r and Dnr**lliy AVighy gav** a iliarmim''


Gold, a hrilliant compo-ition in nalui'al m*)veiii*-nt, .‘luling in :i pr**tty and ilillicnli talileau.


‘Linci'd in •• Whit** ami 'I'wi'lve jiiiiinrs. Joy*-*' D«*wliur.-t, A WORTHY CHAMRIOISI. Hiu ■Cn'nn.,'M .\nnn, iluiinnh. sl,„un hy ii,,. iinv. HitlnM' it. I!ni.in,nn,


-l.ni>, ( liM-tmas .slnns ol hit stork on Alomlay. Keport on page I. ______________________________________


annual la.\ing U'.si proniftied hv the Ciilln'rue and Dislriei Ftilily and Fahenis’ I'onliry Socii'ly. snow- tin.' yield «)f i*gg- in tlie four weeks to imvo Iic,.|| ;t..T)7, 4if wltieli \»‘oro first grade, that i.s, two oniice.s and over. 'riio loial lor eight weeks is tliii- o.'llh. VI/..- Fir-i grad*'.


CLITHEROE UYING TEST. Thu see4iiid moiith's n-pori of tin* tenth


wliich. ilnmgh ineliided in tlie total, have lull lieeii reeoi d*'d l*i ally etunpet i t or. Air. A. \ \ . Woodfoid. ( liih enii', wills tin*


JS: Olid ..(I *'gg- laid oiiiside llie trap iii‘-l.- s.'*omI grmh*.


eggs, (‘(iiiivaleni to 17‘J point,-. C*»hls hav.; It*’*'!! a siiiireo of tr*nd»l«* amongst -.oim* «>f 111*' hinl-, and t imv hav** heeii |o-| hut til*' geiu'i-al lu'allh F saiisfaet*.ry. and tlie hir*ls alh'itisl are improving. I.i'aders to date are as follows;


'l‘Iie light­ si.vcu'; HUM) LicHT itiM':i-:i). Iimightoii


1. A. (;. I’ody. Son\r.-et 2 d. .'sliepher<l. \\ ’Mit**li*-ld M. A. holtlmu^**. Oldham j. .L llaniman. I}a*h-lilfc 0. 'f. \V. Froeler, O-wahliwi-tle.. W. L. L d. II. Itighy.


2. T. 'rnriier. .'swiiihm ................. \V.\V. M7(; M. .\. IliUieri. Ain-wortli


SIXCFF I11!M)--IIFAVV mM'.FD. 1. ji. IMghy. Weslhoughtcui


.........Am-. *Jtil .........\V.\V. M>'I


............. \\’.\V. M


J. A. W. Woodford, ('lititeroe ...W.W. M.'ill 0. .\. Pn'-toii. niai khnrn ........ It.I.IJ. .M.V <>. J . T. A


2. .V. hofilmn-e. Oldli;im M .1. .Vi'l-tiii. Skipioii


1. IIhoiIi ({nithers. Skipton .....


J. J. l{ohin-on. hitlion .... • ). ' I . !)oli-»m. I ngh'wliite I). It. Ilaiiior. Kiiry ........


-I. d*ie K::\-. Itnllen o. .V. Haliiw*'il. lire In F. ,'^agar. lt*':id


2. Alls. I'. (i«-*»rge. Woree-i M. ,Ioe Ixa.v, 1m


1. Loni;i\. Ihilioo ....... I’FX TFST ilFAVV ..........W.h. t;i:>


........................W.W. 72i; j;htmi‘i


.......W.W. <;:ii .....................It .hi t . k7< TOSSIDE.


evening, ihc nn'iiiticis of Aloiini / ion Chapel lieid their anniiai C.'lirisiiiias treat, (*»m- iimncing with a Irci' t*-a lor children and JieljK'i'*, iollowed hy an uiiti'itaiiimeiii. ' speaker tor the ev*'ning was Air. Pratt , ol Settle, ami Air. Wharton, ot Slaidl.nrn. presided,


tlaeksoM. *• IVople will t a lk ’’ :' (i. (laiiic-U Di'ummer Hoy’’ ; Masie Wharton *‘Fver'.


Harrison, ••Who i-. that little hoy **; Hetty Alason. •* Al.v liiih* laily*': Pegg.'


I'iVelyn llarrisiin. “ (Ir**.- tings;


Wharl*m and Ali-s M, Pm Ner. Airs. \Vhart*m and Ali"* A\liari«»n gav** :i <liu'.i, an*l similar item was contrilmied hv Airs. Jaek- .M


Japk'soii, J . Ilanisiin. \\alt»’r llarii-on and Willii' Harrison.


>ii and .Mi.s> F. Cort. A sketch I’litillcd *• 1‘Iu' I’ninn Jack.'* wa- given hy It


11.


chihlri'ii may lm hernhls " wa- sting hy if. tlackson. I'k l larristn. H. Ala-on, P. flack- son, M. Uawstlunne, ,|. Simp-on. W ,llarris*in and |)^ Alasnii. 'fhi.s was followed h.v supjii'r. wlmh hronghi an enjoyable ev('iiing to a clo-*-. WIIl.ST DIMA'F. —On Ahimla.v evening a


.V song eiitiilcd “ liittle


given hy Air. W. Greeks, Air. Isliorwood. Aliss Ihiar ami Alr.s. Knowhss. and were won hy: J. Air. 1. Ih'atnn; 2. Mr. AVliin fieUl; secr*'t nnmlx'r. Air. Al. Hradh-y; con- .solation, Mr. I*!. Itiislitnn.


I>. .Adam­


were given hy Airs. Hayhnrst. Ah'ssrs, Taylor and lliiglies, Messr-. Talhains. ami Alra. Knowle.s. ami wen* won by ^ J, Airs, ’f Tavlor: 2, Mis- 1). l,amliert ; secret number. Airs. Hriggs; con-olation, Aliss .1. W'hittakiT. the ladu's.


Itofri’shments wi're s(>rvod hv WALKER EOLD.


in Walker Fohl .schoolroom un Friday night, ill aid of T’rn-l l*’imds. Air. C’ottam’.s concert pnrty. of Clitlieroe. entertained a large and aopreciative aiulieiice during tin* evening.


('OXCFItT.—A capital concerl was held


Aliss IHta Clarks*iii. nil a<(|iiitic<l themsolvos in very line style ami were called upon again and again. On the n.otioii of tlio Uev. G. AV. Homiell. who was chairman, a cordial v*)te of tlianks was given to all wlu) had helped to mak:* the arrangements and to tho artisii'-s who hao giv**ii such an oxcelleiit. concert.


in a ha|)py mood with his songs and patter and Air. fl. Itohiiison, Low Almir: Mr. Oildie, Pendl*'t*>ii: A!i'. 10. Di'inain ami


.Air. Cettam tlu* audience SUNSHINE HOUR.


Methodist Church yeslordn.v week. Airs. AA'riglit interested the members with an iRKeoIlent addre>s on “ r*ov*;." Aliss Haltcrsh.v wa- the .s*i|oist. Moth were greatl.v ai)i)reciatcd h.v a goodl.v ei'inpaiiy.


At tho Sunshine Hour hohl at Mount Zion hadie.s prizes


whist driv*' was lield in Hie Hnniridge Mission Itoom.


(J*‘iiilcnicirs prizes w**ri'


litHo holhs : Ali.s. Wliarton. • • 'fhe Fi.-hcr- it;an.*’ Songs wei-i* sung t.y Air-. Jaek-on file s*njg ot tile eloek,” and hy Aliss


(>11 It I.S IWIA.S 'I It I'k\T. — On Sal iir*lay


I- . ..If.hit . HI2 . I t .hi t . 7.AS


.......It .hi t . Uhl llltF.FI). • W.h. i;i-i


......w.h. o'.iti ..........W.h. -I7i; ...........Am,-. -I.Mi; ..........W.h. JM2


- W. Ilradshaw. Keighley.W.W. Mo2 PF. \ Ti :ST - ld ( ; i lT lUtFFI).


"»'^ J


......M.h. MHi ....W.h. Mli» ....AV.h. ’


M)\ ’pi)


....WM.. MU 1‘oiiil-.


moiitlily rilihon in tlm heavy breed s»‘etion with a Whit*' \ \ \ai idoi te wfiii-h ‘'aiiied '’ilii lioint- lor •_».•) iii-t am! oin* ,-*'coml *Maih‘ tTg-. TInm i„r lh;hl hn',.il i> ovviinl,',! Ii> Air. ,A. laililioiiN,*^ (Hdliam. wlio-o Wliite heglioni laid L»l) lirsi oiid two see*md -'rade


SLATDBURX.


A r-. Wdtiman. of Aleailow '!'*)p Farm Slaullmrn. who i- pu yi-nr> old Inolay. .MMy Veni- ag*) Hie cam*? tn Slaitlhiirn as Hm' hrulo n| All'. William U'iidinan. to Slandridg*' I'ann, wlu-re she lived Inr oil .veais.


XI . \FI \ lO-DAA !- C’oMgratnlati*)iis to


She I- v*‘i;y aeliv*-. for alilu)iigli not able to do iioii-cliohl dutie- -he is alwav.- ui>


I'lieii slie removed l«) Al.'adow Top.


ami about. Her liu-l.ami died 21* vi'.'ir- ago.


niiniher was Hie (piarti'ite gi\*‘n in -ailnrs' co.stume.s, “ He played Ins nk*'lc!e as the .ship Went down." hv Ah'-danie.s Hamher Piniiigton. J . Hodgson and Itedliead. For an eiicoj-e item Hu*y gav**. “ Alarcliiiu' ahnie together.” Carols ami gh'.-- n'lulme.I hv Hie Alotlu'i--* Fiiion choir were ollu-r wel’l re.'.'iv*'*! Hems. Tlire.- v*Ty ainnsing sketelies juhh'd to Hie meiit.s of the pro- p*am.nio. Mr.s. F. |{amh**r am! AI1-. Alar- land caused r*)ars of langliliT witli


lor iimr.' with •'Tlu* I'.'lf Child." Air- T •.... .. and Airs. F. Itighv c;m-ed mm-h aiiuiseim'iu with Hu'ir singing .-ketch. Darby and .loan ” and aiioiiu'r siicc*‘.--lni


I'hiter


Hu* Doctor." am! “ Aunt Doriiula " proved ei’ery hii !is popniar. the main part - l*eing taken by Ah'-danu's Hodg-on, Piiiingl*in and Ifedlu'ad.


Hu's*' slu-lelu's. Hie aiuliene*' *'Xi»r*'ssed their approv.'i! in no half-lu'ai'ti'd fa-liion. Fii- *lonhledly th*‘ Alothers’ Fnion have S(*i


lliems»'lyes a high slamlard In niainlaiir in Hn* crMiiing .voars.


LAXGHO.


Iti'citations won* given h.v ,Vnni*!


drive aiul *lam;*' was ),cld i„ .St. Alary's School in aid it| Hu? Hoiirhank C.Amvah'siM'iit Home. Tin* ev*'iit was w*'ll aiti-iuh'd. Tlie winners at whist were; Airs. Tliisth'Hiwaite. Ali-s AI. AI. Ilaighton. Mrs. Dnxhnrv Mr.


WIIISI Dl t l \ l 'k—On .Satiii'dav, a wlii-t


AAdkiiison (playing as a geiiHennnO. Afii'r reheslmieiits. ilanring look place to mn-ic hy .lack Daw-on's Haiul.


K. Mull and Airs. S.


AI*'(hodist .Scliftol. a lecture wa.s giv**n hv tIII' Itev. A\. W . Gilison. ol China, in *'o: lU'xioii wilh I'ori'ign Alis-ionar.v work. AI Gibson gave an excellent aeeou'nt of life tlu* l''ar I'.asl. During tiu' i*v*‘niiig. ri’fresli- ments w*'i*'^ serv«'d. Aliss llolgate san_ and Aliss Katlih'en W ilsmi ri'cited. The event was wc'II patroiiis(*d and the audience thormighly enjoy*'*! Hu* entertainment and h'ctim'. The linaiicial side was a complete Miccess.


L1'.(‘M Itl‘..--Last night wi'**k, in Hu


( liina when? he w;is for a eonsi*h>rahle time hcTore lu-iiig ajipniiited to Hi,' Hlack- hnni district.


CHATBURX.


Hour lu'ld on Tuc'sday afternoon, Hu* Uev. G.\A'. Tyson gav** nnu-h p!**asur** t*> nenrlv lit) laclic*s with his popular talk. “ Tlie loim


Spl(*mlld nllemlaneos have been Hie rule at Hu* meetings of Hu' Cluitlmrn ami Dnwn- ha.tn AA'omeii’s Ihiinnist AssiM'iation. during tlu* ('urn'iit si'.ssinn. and the nnmher of members pr**sent at Hio annual hraiieh Mie**ting lu'Icl at tho Assi'iiihlv Unnni on Tnosilay night, was w**II up to the average*. The prneedings opened with a capital suppc*r. well sei'ved hy Mrs. AVilkInson. Aft**rwar<ls the hnsino.ss meoting was hold. Excellent r(?pcu-ls of tlu* .vear’s w*n*k were snhniitt***! h.v tho sucrolary and treasurer and w**ro heart il.v api>rnvod. 'J'ho ofli(*ials re-oh't*tod included: Afrs. Greemvond. president: Aliss T'^reemnn. secretary: and Aflss A. Hail**y, trc*n.snrer.


spi'cc'lies. The rest of the c'vc'ning was -silent in games, musical and otherwise, and


a most onjoyahio evening ('oiicluded witli Hio singing of the Xational Anthem.


('hargf* of the anontlily magazim* “ rromc* and I'.nipire.” At Hie eonelnsion of tlu* hnsmess, a meinhers’ speecii night was a novelty, and also a sm'*'c*.-s. Mrs. Hirlwistle, Mrs. li’roennin. Airs. J. Driver ami Aliss Grec'uwood giving nliort hut interesting


appointed with Hu* ailditinn of Aliss IT. Hailey. Ain,-. Air<*y <'onsentc*d to take*


'rhe cnmmillee was also re­


and the short of i t .” 'I’lie H**v. A. Thornlier presuled. WOAIFX FXrOXlSTS' Al FFTIXG. —


s:ile, with stall of n**w goods, at the Alc'thodist Sclutol on Salnrtlay aflemnnn, rc'alizc'*! lU'arly CIO fni* the* Snc'ii*lv Funds. HlUfilIT H o r iL -A t Hie l.adi**;’ Hriglit


J l AIHLl'i SALi'].—A sneee—fill jiiinhle


th«' sermon last Sunday niglit was pii'ai'hed hy tlu* Iti'V. P**rcy I'k Ih'ah*. of AKon-sIroct Al**Hu>dist Cliurcli. Air. Ih-ah* s|»ok*>


In coniu'xion willi tho same elfort.


III aflmir.ihh' fashion hv Ah-dames T. I.o**.m- ing. John Lcmiiiig. Carman. J. l|n*!g-on. (t;. A\ at**rworili. !•,. Itighy. Uiwaiti'*,s and A


I rag.'dy in Fpp.'r Ilodch'r." -nhinittcd A Muler. .\t tlu> eoiielnsion of eaeli of 'I'lu' h)iig(',sl sk’»‘le|i wa-


niaiiilaiiu'd the liigh standard of eiiteitain- nu'iit -el lip ai tiu.'lr hn-nu'i- attempt. The eyj'iit was held on Alond.-iv- **veniiig in ili< villag*' hall, wliirli wa- «-r*iw*led to Its IIIiiinsi ea|ia*-iiy. A w*'ll-varied programnie was -iihmiUeti and gr*'ally a|)pr«'iiat»‘H. Songs w.'i-*' n-iuh'ivd in exe*'llent lasliioti by Alr-s. Dowlhw.-iite. and Airs. .Inhn Hodg­ son w:is warmly applandi'd lor her r*'cilation. “ lMimvl*»wn Mn-i*-iitii-.“ Alls. .1. Alilh'r w.'is ofpially .sneci'ssfni with her n'eiiatl*)n. Alatilda. aiitl slu' i'<‘S |)o i id * 'd to a «h'mami


enjoyable was Hi** eoiurri giu'ii hv the .ALnlier.-’ Fnioii tw*'lve iiunuli- ag»i‘ that tins y**ar'- *-v*‘hi was aiui*ipal**d with eag.'iiii'-s hy llie villag*'r- and lliev were by M


AioTiiijts* rxio.v coxt i-:itT. So O .mean- di-a|)poim*‘.l. as th.‘ .AloHier.s Photo: Rev. P.ath(!i'''\\’ntts, S..I.


greailv ai»pr*'ciair«| were “ Waitin’ for a (.all Irom Aon " and “ W«?'v*' got i„ j,ui


Hi;it Sum hack in Hu* Sky." tlu? latlc-r Iceing Sling 'hy Aiulr*'y Lord siipportc'd hv


.hiyee IN.ner, Alary Wadditn-toii‘and ALirv \Aals||. In perical *lanc*'- H. Tliornhrr and .1,


A-k*'W. .Ii'aii Haihy. Hladv- Hanie-. Ib'tlv (.rec'iinp. Andrc'.v lloi:lilon. Alarv .laek-on’


ti"n|»c‘ ol chuiei'is. ineliuling DorT-


wer*' jouumI hy J. Haih'V ami AI. .lack-mi hi a cN'iniir.? AA*-l-h fonrsome. Iw»> nni-ical comedy ii*'.ms wlii«-li w*'i»*


iiigtoii wliiili'd Hir*»ugh a spcrlaciihir and hr*‘alh-lakiiig Hns-iaii pea.-aiii d;in*«'. and


Ijccse Daiif.' us\iyr their arm- heaiitifidlv Hironglioni. Only two dance- wc-r** -Imw n in Hi** .... . s.'ition. A. Lnn! aiul AI. AVa*Id-


ingether in a Gn-ek chain dam-e. and almo-L Jl'‘l I m


oHu*r ai-rohat i« - weie »?\*'eiilcd tcarle—Iv and gracefully. In tlu* cla-.-ical s*'ctiim w*‘ie s*?vei'al 'Ill*' cot iff .-chool workc'd


s inking Iti'iii-.


took part in Hu> liiiilu'iiiig, ami tin* cari- wlu'*'l.-, .slumldcr staiuls, back Ih'iuI- and


'J'lu* whole scIum)|


aiiUMiML of work during the term, and ihev obviously *?nioy tiu'ii' l*'s.-*)n.s, :in4| [iroliL l»v Hu'iii.


tlirongh an ama/.iii"


LUPTON BROS. FOR tlllOTUS GIFTS


.‘\ u . THK l ’()l>i:|,AK NEW BOOKS and OLD FAVOURITES -•\U. THK


New] Annuals & Picture Books


All the “WONDER” Books 6 /- each, are Now 5/-


FOUNTAIN PENS


DELIGHT EVERYBODY


Wo havD a Fine Selection in Colours for Gifts.


m ner gav*' a * b vor and daiiitv Victorian I’olka and wen* l;it.'r ioimcl hy .1, Ll'emill■^ p. A\ liittak**r, l \ .Indg**, J.'Aiortoii AV* Hogc'rs and .1. Haib'y in a -lat.'lv Gavoilr


I'logn's- m ballet ilam-ing am! liv** girls gave a spl**mlid operatic' mimher iiitrodiu'-


Mu* c'inidieii ar*' all niakimf **xcrll*'iit


n'l'il.'iln-,' iiimdi|>rs vvcri' D.nvliiirst, .1, ||aili'y, A


A addington. .\. Loi'd. IL Tlioriih**r and AI.


_ Alany ol tle> girls are c'ontrn)id ing dam ili*ms tins Cliristmas in ronec'its ami dh plays in C’litlu'ioe and distric't.


READ,


i'fleet. Heim* made t,dfi*e was sold to aiigiimiil the pmeei**!- for >elio*.| fund-.


he.iped by tlu* addition of lu’W -id** wing- and hack scene* pro|>;ir*>d by Aliss Ihci'tor. Ali-s I'.astwood :iml Ali-- A\’*J>st«*r, a former lieadnn’stri's--. TTu* pr**tty di«"»-*'.s worn by ” 1 lie l’ll'•^l||M Gi r ls" juid***! to tlu* goiierni


^|irope.-cd a vote ol thank.- to Air.-. Cra-k«*. 'who had woi'ked le-ry hard siiu'c e-oTiiing to the* village). Slu* Inul a big hand in pro- iluciiig Hu* motht'is’ *'*>iu'e*rt ilii.- year, lu* said, ami a l»igger w*»rk -he was undertaking was writing and prcdm-iiio the' Nativity phi.v wTii*‘h idl wer*' looking lorward to si’olng. Hotli the A’Icar and Air-. Craske


•St. Jiihn's Scluiol. ihe (hr i - tma- tr*'** again proviel an atlracliv** ami intero-ting ov**nt. A eh'lightfnl aliraction was the* dam-ing of tlu* da.\' -clmol eliildri'M. niiele'r the -u|it*r- visioii of tiu'lr tc'aehi r-. Air. Hark**i- and Ali^- Hnnier. TTio He*v. F. W. T. Craske weh.'oiiied the compan.v and Ihanlce'd the ehihlron for th**ir sorvic**-. Airs. Craske pi'iTonm**! the? op**ning <'(*ri*n.e)ny. ami liope'*l all woul*l have a jolly time. Air. Creear-


'The children gave -**veral more interesting iti*ni-». aiul Hu?n the hull**- wen* free to |'iir«'lia-e tlu* tiainty toys from the Christmas live prejian**! hv Mrs. .Ada Wolfendeii. ami tlu* cakes ami Christmas prodn*'** from the stall, in charge of tlie Mollu'r-’ ITiion. nndi*r Alr.s. ILuvoith ami Airs. Cook. A delightful half-hour was taken up hy “ tho babies " of th*» *hiy school witli siJoetions of nursi'i'* rhyiiK'o. TTio tiny tots were most amn-ing ami cn*at«-d .great fun. Tea was prepared hy tlu* jiinioi* niu'inhers of tho Paroi'hial Ctnine-il and Air-. ALiy AVnlfeii- don.


FOOTBALL MENS.


TO-MORROW’S MATCH AGAINST HORWICH.


TTriilgo to-morrow, when tho kick-oil' is timed for 2-15. Tverr has reported fit and will taki* his place in tho defence. The loam, wilh this one alteration, will h** as last week, viz; Uotherham: TCerr. Lonsdah'; Alilm'r, Hall. T'attersail: Fallows, Callow, C'hathuni, 'riionile.v and A


TTorwich TT.Af.r. are tho visitors to Shaw A ’atson.


took an int**rest in **verything that we.nt on in till) village. li« incliule*! the teachors of tlu* *hiy seliool and tlu* clnhlren for tiu'lr ailmirahle peiformanck*. Air. Alullitii'anx si'comh'il. Mrs. t!ra*ke, in reiil.v. said .she had only tried to <lo ii;*r duty. TTie A'icar said he eh*riv*'*l gr»'at li**!p from the in.spirn- tion given litni in his work hy Mr.-. Craske.


.gravi'side. C'HH'STAIAS TTM’G'].— On Satiuday. in i


the *'orti‘ge !**aving 2t>. Straits-him*. Pea<L tile A i*'ar (Hev. I''. AV. T. Cra-koA eon- ! ducti'd a short servi<'e. and again olliciati'fl al till* -erviee* m the* i*hnn-h ami at the


l*'av**s a Ini-haml and a marri***l -c.ii a .vonnge*r son having diisl throe ,\eais ago. TTu* hini'ial took place ami*l man.\- imini- fe'.statioiis of ri'gii't at H*'nel St. John’.- Cliiireh on Tn**-dav afte'riiooii.


tlfti.'en .ve'ars. Mr-. Ki'ii.von had ! **eii a—o- ciati'd with l’e*a*l


.'nIk Prior to


HANDKERCHIEFS — 6Jd., 9d., 1 1 6.


HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK — 2 6, 3 6, 4 6, 5 6


Boxes of HANDKERCHIEFS (Half-dozen)—3 11, 4 6,6 6, 9 -


TIES, Uncreasable — 1,6, 2 6, 3 6, 4 6


TIE & HANDKERCHIEF SETS 2 6, 3 6, 4 6, 5 11


DENTS LEATHER GLDVES 5 11, 7 11, 811, 9 11, 10 6, 12 6, etc.


MDTDR GAUNTLETS from 10 6 SDCKS — 1/11, 26, 211, 3 6


GOLF HOSE —3 11, 4 11, 5 6, 6 6, 7 6, 9 11


BRACES — 16, 1 11, 26, 2 11 SUSPENDERS — 1 -, 16, 2 -


f*)r a period of .lolni’s CTnire'li.


movt‘*l Irom tlu* vdl;egi* !a-t Fridav an "Id and much r..specie <1 inhahitaiu in Mr® Flizaheth Kc'iiyoii. of •J(5. .^uaits-lam'. U(*ad! Sixl.v-Miiie y«‘ar- of age. Airs. K(*nyon was a mitivt* ot >?ah*l*'n. and ciuiu' from Whit- t.akc'r Farm, .‘'^aliden. te> r*'si*h? at Cohenr X'ook Cottage*-. I«e*ad. when her iiiishniid. Air. .laiiu's Ki'uvon. iK-eaino gnm**k*'i*per to Hu* Head Hall l‘Xt;ite thirt\-foiir .vear,-* ago. r**maiiiing a- suiit


DFATTl OF AIDS. K-KXYOX.—Death le-


g!'**gaiioii:i| i^chool In'-! i^.itiirday night the Congo I'olli*'- in('sc'iiti'd a n*iii--(i?p varii'tv simw. under Hi*' diieciion of Air. G. F. Holton. Ill*' arli-t*‘- pe'i'lornu'd their s'nig'*. daiiec'S, and otlu'r iiem- in ;i irc'ditaM** inaniicr. and tlu* produeei- must liavc* been graiilied at. the results. .‘s|:eeial mc'iiticm is *h"c'rv**d by •• T'I'e Tin*'.' I''un I’nelcc'tcor-." Alc'-srs. Joe Duxhiirv. S. Ala-s*'\- nnd AV. Hal-haw, who Ivi'pl tlu* tindic'iiec* in peals of aiightiT. Til*' *-<-oiiie elf <'U w**re gr**atl.v


“ TI IF CONGO FOLLIF..S."-At the Con- Gifts for Hii Buy him a real MAN’S GIFT


from a shop that caters specially for his requirements—something he would choose himself—a Gift of glad acceptance.


H A Y T E R ’S


have a huge choice to select from


Hen arc n fnn siiiiijrrilimh'i irilli prirex :


BRACE & SUSPENDER SETS 3 6, 5 11, etc.


PULLDVERS — 4 6, 5 11, 7 6, 10 6, etc.


CARDIGANS — 5 11, 8 11, 10 6, 12 6, 16 6


FANCY VESTS — 10/6, etc. SHIRTS — 4 6, 6 6, 7 6, 9/11, 12 6 PYJAMAS — 5 11, 7 6, 10/6, 12 6


UNDERWEAR — 4 6, 5 6, 7 11, 10 6, 12 6, 14 6


TROUSER PRESSES — 12 6, 16 9, 18 6, 21/-, etc.


TIE PRESSES — 2 6, 3 6, 4,11 HATS — 6/6, 7 6, 10,6, 12/6, 14,6 CAPS — 1 11, 2 6, 2 11, 3 6, 4 6


DRESSING GOWNS — 18 11, 25 -, 30/-


SPATS — 36, 5,11. H. F. HAYTER


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S J OCKISIS of tno.'^l reliable proprietary articles inclaiiiafi —


Buoyant Suites, Parker-Knolle Chairs, Somnus, Vi-Spring Buoyant and Staples Bedding.


See the Shops next to Woohvortlis ami Thealrc Royal, Blaehhmn. To| .(oio . 1^


^ *'! ^ • '% \ X '


ing many iitlricat*- -t.'|»- and a gcrai ci.'al n) pond work'. Thi' I'hii'nlhiMiiry side of Hr- chis.,.. is p.v rii. iii.'iiMs iii'.^h'Hcd :iiid s.iloisis in (hf


ClIAliMINC DisI'I.AV HI' GIFT


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I'KO.M t o 5 / - A Fine Showroom Full of


Novelties & the Newest Calendars TRAM CENTRE AND


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