(TWO)


A D V ER T IS ER A N D TIMES. F R ID A Y , M A Y 22, 1936. t ANNUAL MEETING REViALS A i RtS'


SATISFACTORY STATE OF AfFAIRS, NORSEC’ 5,891 VISITS


which exisjis ill jShe Clithei'oe District Nurs­ ing ^^sociation was furnislied at tie annual meeting-wliich was held on "Monday at the Tomi HallJ In spite of a decreass in su t


,Evidence . ’ the*very happy state of affairs . ,


profit on the'year’s 'ivorkihg of more than £181,; andj the -Association! has. dlso sub- j 8tanti,a,I: inrjesttaonfa.


-Sci'iptions [the balance . sheet revealed ■


resignations and a healthy balance sheet)", was. the comment at the end of thelnieeting; by the Mayor (Councillor J. H. Batter-' thwaite) who presided. '


■ tin' . , . ,


No'comphiiril;3;. np .! . :Tlie Sccretary'{(Mrs.. j . H. Rnmibottoni)'


submitted the fpport'.As folloivs; “ Again- we liayo iiad, a full and busy yeai', „-We. stin have tl|e faithful service of Mis;i Taylor and Miss Heselton and "they have worked loyally and |.well th,e whole twelve months.' During January, February and Marc li, threp! busy months, we have also had the serviebs' of Mrs. Rudd in the mornings.


^us twice and an excellspt Teport Ins bue.U' ■


“ The Copnty,Superintendent has visited- received;frohi-the Queen’-S 'Institute, Tlio


iSchem'e.isnydrkhig satisiiacto'ijily. AVe.have; had a sliorpge of collectors in some dis-


'Association has;been run on the sane'lines as in previous ^ e a t i The ' Provident'


:!trict3 : and7'consequently lour '.work has suffered. AVe are glad to say that arrange­


[v|k bro’ ^ ai' Girdle ii ^ada from Art. - MODEL 6379.


Back lacing Twilfll cpys^et iji'ts.' ,deep over hips, made in good art


.silk broche with small elastic in­ sets in waist line, i (5itl<d (with


; two pairs of suspenders, f In tea rose. Siaes i4i*3i6j io/6.


|0 - SEiE '' t»!®< 0


;SPECIAL T^YILFIT d i s p l a y


-MOpEL dijs. " iM oW ^ '3. ' ■ Twilfitfiirdlp ih, Twiifit&piouifd


;hips ^ th ninels of', pariSfs pi' Dfeliteffl art.sil4i.el&fcj


strong flfitel brojchg: ofas^tig affesilk u ipfei^eep pv*. bM(ffe|avith,ii6-i|j


Awo ptirs of Sus- ponders. In tea rose Ijenders.inteatose


Sizes 24-36 ins 6^11


Sj^es i^ -^6,ins i


i6/it


i; 22, CASTLE STREET, clitheroe-i


jCOLEMANS 175 838 Riirs.pftsuF-


■. .L- - ■ , .. .tlidal Dlsai in ; fact. Bait mat SO-40iiu.


SUM :«.36 fni. I ilefjcoiaV uMinti


naadl roni I


j


chBjin.Frbndi ; . II'


• • i i :Tjhja -^oligWfd]


ments have]'now'Tieen made againTfor, all streets to be regularly collected, ' All tliis work is undertaken, by voliintary col[ector.s; and wp. would appeal to the public .to help; us all they can by having’;their contribuT; tions ready at the beginning of each hioiitli, or quarter, so that it is not necesiary to make more than one call. _ , -f‘-We appreciate .very-i highly; the work


;the.m our very siftcere thanks. >We should wslfome any others if they would cone for-;


that is doiie by this \vdnderful bind of: workers. Many of them, have' been doing this task chierfully and tvell fbr' over four: years—a very excellent reccrd. ;. .'We give


'wdnd and give assistance with thib very-;' nimessai-y part ef our work. ■; ' "We . regret v'pry much : that-twe ef oi .,


I iwas started^ and always been most iielpful( ■who were - really' ri ,


I'up their worked with


Crank, have


positions. - Mrs., Lawrenie hasf us since the provident iystehi'


two years’ faithful services. Wo arc much! indebted to Mrs. Hetherington and I ts. J[ Hindle Higsdn for taking their places. We owe a deepjdebt of gratitude to' our area secretaries for 'all the excellent yoyk they


and reliable. Mrs. Crank, too, has gi 'en ns


do for us. J I t has always bCeir carried out well and efficiently.


the East 'Lancashire!-,Workpebplpfs Hospital ; Fund. ' We jtimnk this Associatidh-fo'i*'their; lielp and ti;u.st we may continue to liave' their suppoiit and interest in the futurCv ' “ Wo ■ deeply: regret t'lie death of | Mr, George Brame,''who represented this! fund;


public,, who I have-helped us in, many and WOTjOus w;ay^; the County, Nursing Associa-i tion and the Lancashire County Council for-


tlieir genel'ojis support and interest curing the year.’’


District Nursing, March 24tli, 1936, is as follows:— j


The report of the Queen’s institete of i


. , “ All -patients seen werp in very good


.nursing order, and in all branches, of the work skilled [care was carefully carried out.


HOMING. race from BATH, I 0: 0 ' k d.nl t ' m rr


,220).—E. arid F. Nutter. ,1379; J. 1351; G. Wilkinson, 1350; Burgess


CLlTHERlilE SOUTH END H.S. Smith;


, Son, 1334; [J. Scott, 1330; E. and -Nutter, 1328; Alderson and Coates, 1327; T.' Kendal, 1322; J. Scott, 1320; J, Smith. 1317; Swalesl Maddern and Bleazard, 131C 'll. Cowperthwaite, 1315.


[ .


and Son, p, special 1358; T. Norgrove Son, pabll342. pabll334;' C. AVilson


lcHATBURf4 H.S. (8-73) .-A Robinson


and and


Son. 1304; A- HAkiDF'* *****].^•*'*> nhl'295, Jacksofi, and; Barnes,; 1293;-' A. RoffiAson


and Son, cdl288.71;-;T, Nqrgroye 'and; Bon, 1288.56;■ R.[Smithson arid Son'. 1288; | W. T. Norgrove,'1286.72; Jackson and Barnes, 1286; T. Neilsop and Son, 1325. T. Nor- grove and Boil .W'in t'k© old bird kiiockj-out compeiition.-.-i ■


• -


CHATBURN F.C. - G.' Speak . and. Son pagl352; J.-iW.ilson,, pdJ343; iS. Speak jantj Son,


'''pl329j' oiu; 1 - .r fo s s ':: THE Wignall .and Jeffs,. 1237, arjd Holgate :1275'; s I iREMEDY 1 PHYSICIAN'S i V 'i • ' ] ;


Kot ji j'i ii siriifle drug: oi’l chc P 3 0 i|*;ien of .qn bM ..7ent ilurioV btreet Physician .


“ ocucr loa a trained *'


'he


Safe& f i i


m


H E A D A C H E n e u i U l g i a


RHEUMATISM L U M t e f


|D COLDS & e m t s


lu about' he effectiveness] of jCephoA tA'?.(* M wpAjay anyonefmay


ake with cp’


P^ s or imidsi; It hwwrpyed a ffobn to uoiuanda ,whp suffered ffoin Rheumat> lim,.Lumbago and SciatlcieJl:;'■ •


From oUCkmists 'and Stores in towim or toMels, */3|and 3/..


'. Single dost 3d. M»oa(ac md br


Ceiibos Ltd. I : Powdof or Tablets SldlGIE qOSE


and nones] I It does not affiect the heart and. giyes i^_____ casts of leyere li!


h)glife«b5tn[ijqp^rf,hy d


Better thlan AiplHn - iiju__] opinion of trMned [Hospital INuiie who writes to


njpin m'pfete confidence', Cep&s Is


r.----- relief in sjand aenralglc.


.W a tso n ,i l j ic l ia y d sp n i ' and Aliicllell, 1329; H. Watson, 1323; J. ATiew, 1322; \Vl|iittaker oAd Harrison, 1314, 1308 (2): 0. p ’Neill, Ite]; H. Watsoh, 1293.


RAOE.FROM CHELT'eNHAM. WHALLEY AND DISTRICT H.S.


W'sithhm and Son,' 147.3, 1472, 1429; J l Blundell, ■ 1407 j A. Jlart|h] '1406;' K. Hk


rris, roar,! laoo; Tillbtson, ]l386'.54,


Soi


SABDEN ,a .14,66;


JW:


greaves, 140l| 1400; T. Tillotson, 1395; |H. Mdrris, 1394,] 1388; W. Blundell, 1388.55; T.


H.S. (8-61).—Whitham and G; BeckOtt,. 1463; Fmn.klanQ


Bris.i hcdl42i’; G'. ’Beckett,'1372; Pi Ains­ worth, 1370. woith, 1337; W1


itham and] Son, 1314. RACE


W. Newby. 1356; P. Aihs- ■Wallace llros., 1323, 13!


_ FROM. WORCESTEIl.


AST iiAkcASHlRfe ^EDERAllON, Morrill. Whalley H.S., ,1069; AV. Bli ,


]H.|^1061,


. Wlialley ffiS.', l067; Gi'Beckett, Sab- H.S., lOf 7; , Whitharii Bros., Whallcy


RACE! I FROM. HEREFORD. » o f F l i J


1 ' *n c B . ” I|


-


Mithbell, Ciltheroe H.S.; 900; T. Kendal, Clitheroe Soqth End; 895;; W. T. Nqrr grove, Chathrirri'H.S., '886; [; J, Ward. Osr waldtwistlo H,S.,;S85; Dnnne Bros., Great HaivVobd! H.S,! '882;• Hargreaves and Hall, Clitkbfoe. S.’B:] .877; -Ev and F, "Nrittor, Clithbroe BiEi] 870; : BelLiaTid Hawortn. cut kero© BiE:, 869:;’ R,- Smithson- and iSon, Chatburn H.8., 869; Best ;;Bros,, Oswaljl-


suits t were; j iAST SflXJTION. — Richardson arid


Bjlackburri ind District Federation a|.;fo^'ij4 'nq^ ,ciqj^


rison, 1392j! Richardson and Mitchell, 1372 :• IVluttakeri and .Harrisb’n] I373j; [,H.


ILITHERtiE H.'s.-Whittnker and Har­


neuritis THilbUGH NEURITIS AND < NERVES.’


neuritis “ goihe


helplfsk, Ann-sti'e a veil left lioSpi headijelies once stand] * up My nei'vie miseriibiy


pills hiic what [a!


time ago I : had an attack of


yhich. made iriy] left foot and arm states' Mrs. A] G. Elmes, of 162,


', London, S.E.18. '>‘^1 was in ak state at the time,: having just


life] SC' imed unbearable. Tlien


hsgari !to gradually sleep well.


fel to the floor id! a faint. I 'couldn't and had to be. carried to bed, were; in a terrible state; I was depressed and continually crying


I read about Dr.. "Williams pink thought 1 -would try them, and (jhange; soon came over met


miig nijr|lealth [was-quite nqrninl.’’ Dr. iWilliaras brand pink pills have proved


. I The neuritis left me, and before


feel I brighter, myi headaches disappeared, arid I was able to


I


a priceM] boon: Jo-;thaqs,rinds of run-<lo;vii, nervy; weiieri]-' breaW*’'they '.actually ’erhate- new, rich blood,! which gives new life and


©!*©vgy tAflip:..,'Fhoie,sy^em,'S* >f,y©ri.,5ri?9r as MVs;|E(mes.‘’did,-Iiri7 riathiiig prevririt'youi


from tryihb-these-pills, Is.'- 3d.- a ;.box-(triple size 3s.)--bjit ask.:for.| Dr, Williams.


(Continued from preceding column.)


twistle, Clitheroe Clitherbe


164; Whittaker and Harrison, [H.S., 863; Burgess . arid Son] S.E,. 861.'


, RACE [FROM BATH.


■Tbffilft4BUt4fidA'JMh'e3[-'-138T;.-.VA',--\^^^^^ l^,- Purnell,: 1307; J. Wilkinson, iitifjBllj -j:. Speqki. .


C L ITH ^E WEST END*H.S! (17-66).- 1382, 1322 - • finfl of^£1 RnZ.-„7 ‘^® ‘^l ‘ Tlip’ v


;al after a severe illness,. Chronic and dizziness attacked me, and


- Wilkinson and' - Holgatb.


pclei319: 6 . Speak aiid Son, 1315; Holfeate- an ■ 'd Addison 1299, 1287; G. Speak [and Son,


J. Wilson, 127,0; ' WilkiAson 1267; Athinson Bros.] 1255;


If^pnijqn Wftq (18-. IN


op Lid^ett suminbi maijio 1 (ji


Magistfetos .at,.. 0itheroe County Sessions;- to ft shout, and foniid the. pLmbiilator had t'>Q^ t>'‘'iisplanting-miglit Mijnda}' 'When Janies 0 .'Birch, of 18,' beeh touc'liril andliioiJttd'OTAr.' 'He'denfe ©fpln[i'.s.H-i


AfnirkWrt+oo nV" rii!*!,"’ without ' A , pi


tograpli of ail ancient motor car number plate was handed to the


fiiujing that clear, proceeded [fe hpek,'! keep- '}'"*“** ;©© “ ing( his ©y'e on'.A‘-'gafep;ost ho ha'dito, avoid. ,,® '''®9,“‘Z'' The vehicle was witliin a yardjofthe entrance | .* ’® I*® I j to'tho entry when i lit stopp’ed iri response j


Y f ■j'Tenue, Roundhay, Leeds, was I that defeiidAnt had driven withoutidun care ■ .by:'P.pj w „ » ,.id


firs^ Ci yehiclijs corilictii anxious


piiofegr nh show Davies,


..a chocclate shop and failed to notice the sigriali


__________„


-who defendeil, said. the I Ihq accident occurred tlirough ;the girl t'.in one of his


I i r -n 1


or 35 .'years And: had never had a | 1 or a.'cbimplaint.,. He ''was most :hat ho', might : preserve liis good


AltoJ^er'lie liad .driven motor


would Bp dismissed,on paymerit of costs, j y*®: d'P]©*©© ©I the] National Safety First [ I A


Phairma,n (Mr, N; Garnett)'saidi that, ;)f defendant’s ekeeUent record the


; :


“■ I Associntioii for the.; years [931-1934, - and last, year: he whs awarded their silvey medal.


“ Could Have WiiUtfld-paster.!’ In evidence, defendaift 'confiriliqd the state­


that ho could have :walked: faster than the van; was gqjng.


his 'horn warning tho was! about to- reverse. half a:’mile an hour.!


;


.nrtlbe got to the jside door: of tlie Post Office, by way of the back street. ' ! Supt. Pagett: ' YOu had to ;back the van aciess the footpath 19 (eet and there was


-would have'Vaited-unt 1 "I got*-flack.;. Mliat is the footpath for but for the pur­


pose of pedestrians:?r-lt. has the kerb cut out. '


• • t wn, ehnT ^©fpath Tyheil there; was a young nn.. ■ ^®*! riiould np.t have gone eal tie*


Winston Britoliffe,; who is icmployiid at W atand-


* !husVaiffl


r -d e ' tlie pram I'nstead 7 down'fthe street, and, was not iliold of the-gram, but


• ;-Bhe was leek- Sur?Td!‘'^ N. Oarnkt) said it'


!]ha^-Om.child.was.not hurt.. ‘'® J®>ridaiit had not taken


A© impose a-


muelf^nttohri ■^1® ]’'!'^ was net paying too no m dt-'


S r i b '“a 5©tn -riria after Idoking to his i u ? T l , r - T ® l“*


soSL*ed*bi.


©rid .look out. He thTn walk,


bloning your horn aafl told them I was coming?:


RJiat precautions ([id jjou take apart from .'’-^Should I [have got out


t v n f lT ' . 'n i ’o r t n i . l 'm . . - - I f J I__ I V kerb has been cut away. '


s©^: aside for cars as • . • .


i®‘ • f®*' P©‘>es- DOWNHa I


touna in the .ip.ownham district during. t-Iio last month.| iLast year, finds of imishtooms


L.nrge quantities of niushrrioms have been


were reported almost up to 'ffiiristnias, must sureljj he a record.


Methodist Chapel on - Sundily . last h i the Rev. Herbert Hooper. Thrir© Were [a'l-ge attendaneeqj ; a t both the afternoon and evening iseryicijs. During the aftornooii an augmented choir' gave the anthem “ God re


f/?,.®"?!.


ANNOTHS^RY SERMONk--The annual . Ptoached in Downham


loved , the iTVirld’’ (Stninef), whichfwas beautifully rendered. At thri evening ser- yme the anthem' waa.“ SKout for t o ’’


the Intrpit , Oh come let lujworship,’] tho solo wasi heriut|fully :t«ken bjC Mrs.' McKee.


(Simper), which was given in|!fine style] lii


to God,.’ withimiioh feeling. Tlio conductor ^®”y®ra] ©f Cffi'atbum^^o


fer the niYisio, :on these occasions ' ;Wade,' pf, j'Clitheroe, wri|i ‘


I 11 ckA AM.h


Mrs. i tho


- f v , “ Thanks he


fer re minyiyears past has brien rcspohsiblo ■


splendidly performed during n great number 0 yeaxsj ana no small measure of praise c iO** the very efficient accompan.v-


g;,or tie sinjging. . At the conclusion ol service tho Rev. H. Hooiicr


«™i, 11 ,^'i0 ,d^oir and-conductor for tim valuable aelj)! which they gave and made


-in -Downbam, owed'no little' to Mrs. IVadn sill I


XDaVgXtlle''JjliBthodlR'h />nnc;A nrlitnlt tiroc was p'ranll thaA .the-Methodist cause, which Mrs] 'Wade* ; He .......


who gave her services, and-displayed sucli n . ®®P ipfere'st in the chapel’s welfare. The


collections, amounting to £l8 Is. (W., were an increase on last year. | Tliey .sfe for the .trust funds.'■ ' '


has;, been installed by the London! County Council, at the new open-air : swimming pool in,':'V'ictoria Park, at a cost .of £24.000.


P‘'nco regardless of nnj-tliing else.—Mr. J. H; Thomas.


.


Tho desire of the British people is for :


Capable--pf dealing with |630,000 gallons of wnter every . five hours, a I filtration plant


©ffice which s'lo has so


^©©l. ©way.; apni'oaching tlib same %©,-girl'had [had. mprg sebse, she


path itselt to sliow that vehicles occasion­ ally, crossed it. He jsaid the vail could


-ii 1C J.


, Questioned . by, Sqpt . Pogetrt, defendant agreed that there was ---©©thing on the foot­


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


ment made -by Mi'. ! Lee, and] said lie blew little igirl vjhen he He reversed about One witness told hiin „„„


T S i ALLOTMENT. (THEB ONIONS.


than onions ire where the' and rougli,] rhefe the soil where the joi|ioii pest infet„


from tile summer,


-1 - r ? ' “i® raised from .bulbs.; slioots from bulbs! are'streriger thali shoots front ieeds. Tho flulb's are


worm their the bulbs, with on© paragraph.


edble crops of


Hie fly-ays the eggs, of si hall white gets until the end of Juno, arid the iniggots ©ay through terider shoot! into The crops to [be consi exception—tho crop in tli


:lercd, last Tho tho


the preceding saved


The. onioli substitutes ani* more reliable ground is new jis, stodgy, - or its the gl ' ■


p


ound, mag.


1


losing Iier head and allowina the peraniEm- latqr to;run in front!of her! If she had taken .w'arning and! stopped, to allow tlie vehicle to go into -th|0 entry the accident should not liave 'InippenedL Defendant hadi been driving for the Pobt Office since j 1924, and for eight iyOars had been! driving a motor van on alternate weeks., -Ho ha(Tl


,9**'*®'^®, v P™gT©ss-


on our cqmmlttea., , -He .was always] very: interested aiid.Kymp'dthetio to oUr cause. ' The edmihitteo- wish to thank] tlie


“ A sum (|f £30 was allocated. to -us from ■ , ... '[


tiyng the-woik Oonld-’ be and; slie] appealpdi] hesitate and become ^xcited. The vau'.was tree,: are faking 'nourishment that should .-going I back mnd. she i)iU8t have, seen it,''She :| be suppqijting the choice rose. -They


ifion; iihe'-woi'l


“ d |'‘ihe. vkn^vhb■n;


meeti tile sC iwhicli wori> and ' tli^ir' effiori At'.Kk'd' requer sileiice Was obst


a reco a : very


with Mrs


te:ot^4'.sVto ;eoihe forward and feliev.e those. Mr:


who lia'd worked hard and were needing a rest,; I


! , , .


Garnett I extended tli'e thanks of the j knbeked over. .. to the nurses, who have been in


[yice of the Association for six years, ( ' 1 . " "


stbpped, but net bbfojre the i


(witness) ,PPe,,


shouted and the Rahu'llnhii.4


driver at once' pram had been j


wild-rofe jf f i^M d ,' i f ‘the''head of' the


should -bej femoved. Drier shooots can 'bV distinguished from rose shoots. The former are deeply green, and have seven leaflets per leaf, j They have a dull surface.


rd. They'y;ent about their | In rtiply to Mr. Lee, witness said the van _ cheerful ■mauner, she said, | -


S' were much. appreciated. ] the girl'wheir sheifirst saw.her.' ;: The-baby are better,]:rot,lifted annually, but! certainly t'of 'tlie Mayor, : a minute’s ( was not hurt, and -did no.t levenj.cryy ,


Mr. teprge Drime, svho, as, T0preseutaHve.T'19ft-.6iu8,' wide,','wiiil( the entry ileading to] and what a East Lancashire: AWkpcople’s. ,the side, door of the'Pjist Office was 9ft. 8ins. they Are 1 lifted and stored in [sand or


- iiv, q


Mr. W J.P. The


thanks Wilki 1


and Mrs. Eamsjbottom were appoiutqd vice- chainiieh, and*- they will constitute the Execu Ijiye Committee along ' iwifh' !■ the treasurer, the area secretaries, , Mrs. Aspinul, Mrs. J. 8. Cooper, Miss Forrest, Dr. llqi'ker, Alderman W. H. Seedall, J'JP, :[ E. Hughes and Mr. J. Wilkinson,


fneeting cohcluded with a veto of I to the Mayor, moved by Mr, J, ;qn, and seconded by Mr, D. Lister.


FJRST OFFENCE THIRTY-FIVE YE^


Mercer IWhipp, ' 'Mrs. AV. Garnett


, , , ,| high. ;;f,-Witness,p.ut ,in a statement mq!"' .............................. '.By tlje Syperinteni


eut. '


poor [results after the first spring. DAMPIN3-OFF,-—


■ ’


rved in memory of the"late'|-.-F'C-,-Henry..stated thatihe footpath wa's j leaves has* run iiitb the bulbs. Hyacinths' THE SPRING BULBS.—Daffodils and


Would not be more than a yardia.way fro^ j Danvdn tulips are perennial -bulbs. They they must; :iot be lifted until'the sAp in the ■e known as early tulips, whether


Hospillal Fund,[had worked,in co-operation wide, the van was ;5ft. 6iirs'. wide and ,7ft.. whether t.hiy are left in the ground' give lie. Association. .


The 'preventive Of*'the'


'shqiviug/th'dt] vehicles [did cross the footpath. There were similar places at two other points on I the same footpath. ;Ai” •


'occurred because the]'little J girl let go of the perambulator andj pushed it on in front of her.: _ It ran behind the! van. she .tried to grab: it to pull it Back_, but failed. When defendant first saw tl[e girl before! he began


he [was,; able to call, aii independent witness who saw the accident .and declared it


to reverse she was,287f©et an]ay ai(d h.e blew his I liorii for her boiidfit. Having done so


he looked on the othdr side, of thb van and i [ Addressing the Magistrate^, Mr, Lee said '•


area; secreta lies,-, Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs,; had, tor liealth reasons, to give


......■ • Thc^ S!


comMcte; able


if . ; Analysis of Cases.


■ 279 :Thtal, ■6,891; ^.,The] re o


sliowni more said' a dre that provi 5d. th


and said ihg doing. In


th


ih thanking! the' Secretary; the Mayor the report was very impressive, reveal- '''ie excellent work; the Association whs


reporrlt was unanimously ' .accepted. !:ubmitting the balance sheet, wliich I


a profit on the year’s -working of' hail £184, Mr, Lister'; (the treasurer)


ince The Home avas‘ very comfort-


Niimber 6f Visits; General 4,711; 'JDd- Afaternity '35a; Anti-Natal,


liril’l’sti .1935, to Morbh 31st,; i93d;' ' -Nursed: Medicalj IffB; Surgi'cal.'tiO; .41; Maternity', .20; Total, '325.


flooks and equipment were neat and ^EQUEL TO A WhALLEY ACCIDENT ^ POST


V k n th a t I O v e rtu rn e d Peram ihulator. '


. IPidVER f 0 - S ' ^ - 0 - 0 - g


A'collision,'in wliieh a Post Office, motor , /Sm was. involved,: having-knocked -over.^a J


;|.g the house, compared .with £15 . ll,s.,|-Defendant -was rovers S | evmALrfeotrathi SEED this had; been accomplished in spite of I dAbrekmr'macato for


i 57 Sri i.n'fi'Vo™'’. "),■“*■"■"'‘• " ' " I ' l u s i e a a . of-tke ordinary loiigi


to pi -ilhc'e^such a healthy balance sliLtAt “ e W


ae^teffi'X'Alarer^Srving^ ^ of■ I d fo p 'in - .k hK t ioT great iimnv oraanisations'wnnlH


their annual ffleetin'g. Tlffil Afovnr wno vn ■ f Ro-Eloctions. .


the i .^sedation so long as'he continues his office.


Mayor was le-elected Chaiiman ot. .coutmued to move slowly backwards. After' seeds, .w'ffished below tho^iiircli-deep level hb had gohe-two yards he stopped and found'l come up poorly looking, and late,


'« ■' 'i;’


elected] secretary,’ on the proposition of the' wWo nntI t in f . I l i i lv r n v i nt»/I li/» Mayor,! seconded


Mfl Ranishqttom was unanimously re-, ecretary]


;“ i S sw-rotSfe thank


'"Ptke.d extremely,, hard, and ] h^ had taken the .responsibility of not calling! '.']’tke dhild who 'tins f i ' charge^oL tfe neSnr snid.-tliat^was unfortunate


I


considered the ctise'aii important one. AVhen, the''Superintendent mbhtibnedflint!


only tdo thankful the Association was in']' ']s„pt.: fegkt, Sl.ii Ss a delicate child and ®


with Jliss 0. ,K. Culderwoo'd as assistant, ('accept my evidence Warin, jtributbs'were, paid rto their.work;]


■iloot^aii’ who iwas appointed auditor'. Whalley, stated that it4-30ip.m.onFriday,i should,be|’'”'' -1*11 fks, to. the, area secretaries were e.x-1 May ;8tli, she was crossing George-street i 'at their fl


,and to the assistance .giyeii by.;. Mr.,;H. withol ii their valuable assistance. carry on her


paid .:,ribqte tq.,the 'work of the coilectors, .the


backbone, of


She also the


.’work


'shb saw a motor. vaA backing towards the] Post Office opening!


g«l pushing a prpm towards flffiaHey along 1 the footpath. The eliild' was fight behind


She also saw a little:


top' growth. ’ ow


1 ' l^ottie Willlm, of! George-squnre,.i| old. jsoil iljea; '


Mr |D. Lister was re-elected treasurer, [ [Mr. Lee; I shall isle the Magistrates toj] * ........................


. :. :' . .' ill,I llmv^'taken that: responsibility. ■ir„ r, 11. by Mrs'. Garnett. The I S ' pL pH nll« f r ' !-..rT -V p "J nT®'' '“ ''■‘I' ".“k ““k ■"’!<’> - 'I


Mayol'J said the : progress an organisation cdu^ be Loroach^ vdfViiloc^lrit^fnH I made pould, -to,;a ' cousiderable' extent, ' be Rhck Kinn^streot'^Id he S o s f c f tin t'


ou^ ot a I slight accident while the van was 4)eiiig -irover-sed acrosii the ifootpath to tlie side entrance ,of Whdlley Pott : Office. The, footpath was 19ft. Gins, wide and it was ■ ;• i j -r , "or ‘the Iwhdlo width:


"Vlialley, was summoned fof driving a motor Van Witnout due card and latteut' '•^P'^Le^, of Blaekbjurn, dgfendied ] hupt. Pagett stated , thatrthe :'ci


liv® ii ..i_i kb ..


, .. ■ ai'ose Mr.


wilt not be tecur one! weel(


)ath at Uhal%, haij a sequel at Clitiieroe younty Sessious, on iMoutlay, when George ?y*' -i^othwell; postman, of';' Siduey-avenue,


\V'llo1Ini> K.^il ^ - J __.1 I • I I


levambulator -while reversing over ‘a loot- :] )atl) h f .


can be


; is;,used -than if


MIXED MEMOS. HOW to CUT THE GRASS,-The lawn


vis_ dry iv len the grasses will be wiry and Arc it SO easily.,’- A closer carpet will


k , if the lawn is cut up and down , '*( and side tO side the next week. The; roll,eij should not be :used-' [before


trtll itnA U .. _■ i 1 l£


I — - ■ - . ' . . I - . . A * W *he grass he brushed


i57 12s, 8d. had,, been spent in im-1 kerb stone at the idge- there were sets^l knives of the machine, previous year.


.'9 ‘ihfge of ,a little [girl agedi.nine, Subse- eracks |riund the stiffer lumps, and the defendant -Aiade. a ’'dtatemeilt ini seeda will then germinate stroiiglv and that beTore starting to reverse: « g d


Vhen the vau icaughva pdrambulator con-1 - some;'dai’s in advance of the sowings. in'T® “ h“by two ypar's old, and^


111 nWn/i*ivi^ .j^r A l . ^ _


gi yen a closer shave, if .the iiiower iWllen the ground is.svetlwitli dew tie mover is:,uscd when the ground


.0 ~ Q ~ 0 4 -£ 3—Q—Q_ |


Shallots ought to be planted at StOD fTrowintr m +li/»


r


stop groiving .iu .the middle of the suinm enffi,thl:


bulbs of .the latter;'and thus advantage which they 1 are to substitute for 'boiled onions,


that i t . :would stand 'against the SOWING.—Prepare the patches ,'rJ


heaw rain] will wash, the'finer soil'into the' otherwise, the. ifirst .'downpour


1 xp© liltle girl walking alolig ifhe path. She'I the beds, Some of the seeds arc so deeply , LTyouId : be .about ten .[yards | away, and was J driven iA that the seedlings are .stifled for pram.


will Wsh seeds and soil into .the pockefe of


'"m of ouij-native* tweeds—the hardy annuals > unless the seedlings are three inches apart. They


afterwards be thinned to nine inches.


the.ir yoljth, because they are crowded, the bent: stems will. not, straighten tliemselves. These b’en|t stems will not have the-free


poppies, crimkon larhspurs clarkias,


-j-,-.,


supply o( Flowers


:leam nasturtiums, sweet peas, godqjiisp.!'': i ' ’


PLANTING PER.ENNIALS.-Digging in ordef to bjr the bed] find a coating of lime


a kanitAvy pqwder, aro the ways“to make ■ftliy.' The; holes for flowers


tOnde|Jj'by,Mrs. Ramsbpttom, wlm said she I!aiid'walking towards the I*ost Office ■when! Imles craiijps root growth and, therefore, Would not] .be.akfe to


Jhmg enough for the roots to hang ull length; Bedding out in round


______


bel ' " -thoj loo .ts o. f a. 'p.lant, should keep in- seot.s], away] and .would tonic the plant.


A'little Sbot, a few inches


'ligubnette,. Scottish , matigolds, 'he calliopsis, bax, love-in-a-mist,


lap for making good blooms, worth growing; are; iShirley


A weighty .results, -because their nature I I"' to


Tliere^are two varieties,]; 'The flesh ^f t?' ‘ special red:


men yellow variety, ia' ; white; ■ .While'rr


former is not superior! in quality] the iha ! m the clusters are . double the


,■ -— i — Potato,.,cviidns are ; practicallji iamiunc troiii the maggots, even niOre ii '


ft A i l ■In. jOf. their uame, c It •


onions are quite like tlie proper omens] aud they are nothing like the ;ad]ectival portion


growth 13 still sturdier. [ The buffis are ! -big as; small-sized varieties of the onion appearance,


■.'= * ---- T”'' .'•''•j'-wvftitti | i


,, (larlic .has 'a thin, white, papery :skin 'inside Of ' which are ifleshy scales os' tlin ■^qnioH liasw Garlic has a strong Sceiit in In this country it is chiefly grown


sounded his ,horu and! want of air; while slightly; more fortunate v ^


for flavouring dishes but; in the south of the peep e slice the bulbs jand cut hf'cad. Small bulbs are pm-


±\ ° “T—


Its bulbs upon the top, of ithe flower stenri The. flower ball, instead : of forming seeds' forms bulks. - The crop is,aptly named tin! tree onion. Tree onions make h power-


as, .the, clqsters of bulbs, i ■


1 l ‘'® j'®''


.The crpp lias complete immunity from tlw kecause ,tlje bulbs 'do nit


fu and, .therefore, ah-, economical j p'iekic.


foim until the egg-layingj season is over All these i bulbs are produced in clusters and,not singly as the ordinary onion is'iiro!


..duced ,. Do. not plant the [bulbs more tli,in an inch fleep, or good'growth dois not


top of the bulbs for furnishing tlicir[ nests.' f ins old skin should bo .pulled away lioforo planting ini order to prevent the[ birds dis­ turbing the bulbs, for, growing on tlio slant, the bulbs would not make such Stroim shoots,' ' 'jl


■ : ! ' .becau.se growth starfe so early in tlio lycar!


Tlio perennial qpring onioiis-chivei-aro altogether immune from the onion maggot


Half of every climip is dug up every spring, and by tlie[ next spring tlie loss than lb™l made .good.l The ^ clumps are like buAclics of slender salad onions. '


•*LJLJ** ■ ; T H E F L O W E B H A R D E N . ON THE TABLE. ! One luust not expect forced blooms to ■are' fnlleit''of


floor ;on Ih wer pots so that .'.air' can got beneath tlie boxes and can dry the soil in that way.!


' ■ '


flower j at tli e top of a loiig stem wero' not Ihe .tqps pinched away, jl The appearance igainly, and tlie blooms would The stopping. shonld [not bo time ot traii^lanting,'[because -the .prunii .pruning .arid pset


,, - the' liealth I F-LAt '^I'FD8—Plnn* fho ' !t ' ;» :« F •!■iv.ay raise


-perfectly entitled to drive across the path., witli the flbt ®side on tl vetgetijble iii


small allotmimt, and grow her fori ontooor fruiting.


of training ;ho plants on tlio floor greenhouse is to stake with, and is to, baiilboos


TRAININC TOMATOES.


Pra***'©*)®;] ®**rii vbtgetible marrow ftqf planting on a Ridge cucum.


sowing the seeds e soil. Grow a


'


a lean-tjO she f, hold the pli fits with supports,' aic from the tofs of ■ the string faffia tape—six inchre from tlie" root towards tli j back of the! house.


tlie canes sevin, feet' high. On


;horter sticks


-A' good method of;the to tie


untuiun.in;tIio cold frame, slipuld helstopped a]f6rtriig^t before of after they would he -bedded out in the garden.


'They would


Calceolarias] and flowers jof similar Imbit, l.b©,©yftingt of which were' planted Iasi;


PINCHING THE POINTS.-Penstemoiis,


have as long a life as the, blooms cut iroiii the plants in tlio garden ground, Wlictlii'r they are. under glass or whether they lam Outdoors, the best time to lout the blooiiw ■'©


tV.d footpatii at.fhatjpoiu^ were sets Where sonn of, the seedlings are rotting,;. J?loffors remain - ___ _____ *••(3 iiM U V f t , U X iU lU iO iU ^


the remedies may- be ventilating, withliold-! l"’’*‘W 81**“ .than in dense [or in coloured mg water and raising the boxes off the] 'g“ ss, or than in china,'or in metal, ware.


sap, but the cells fill again during the niglit. lu Liec


sap.


“©heS them. They tlieii ' Suiisliine


evaponitos in condition [longer in clbiir


■.jvheii-they have seme of their time witli tlio air, purei;


;


.ftablets in- it fpi- a few' hours-i-fifteeu ur -8*;aius,per pint'of water. I'Pour a


! The bottom of the stalks of: green-stemmed flowers should bo slit. | Resides this hall- incli cut,' a tWo-inches |wide ring of tbu brown skin should be, periled off the niiddlu of' tho stems of shrubby iplailts in rirder tii expose the green ot the stems. The flowers laust drmk in order to Jive. Tlie inoistufo IS absorbed up the stein qiid throbgli tbu green of the stem. Flowers may liavo irnved. by post] Faded flowers 'can be rovivedj Let their first-i.driiik.^ a stimu- lanto. S.tand tflem in water wijjii;aspirin


little boiling water on the tablets in ordei* to dissolve . them. The water ifor, eiit flowers need not be changed mbro often than twice .a week. A lump; of eharcoal in a' vase .will keen the liquid, wholesome.


k lid of wire support, may bo bought to S'®®® or ©


>:„ 1 C • tjiaoa-oirtiuu, Vi SU


Stand the vases in the hall ;for the nmlits. Qr, ventilate the room ! daily, "Vontiliitc 80 that the current of air passes river tliu heads of the flowers, Flowet's dislike direct draughts, but their liv.es are lengthened


By the time the eggs are Inatched, tlio stems are too hard for -(he maggots to nenc-' . inetliod of cropping;


fit tllO ____ ui t’ ’ — » « of h plant that has inside jand out, ootn,; the shoots ,oF shallots and* garli^ferithei',!


i howbyer, qri te ' !ii ! Blealrird, whi [had


exjieifled that! eriiei-gq from | the!


'Wards


I of his intent on, ■ p: i shtillld be taken un ! elqct on whirii, he fdtiglft ori ihri : issue


[ greoijes was ibsent tlio 'v*oting [vari eight


; rerelntioii and] the ;v : fore khoived for- ri ! advOeates of Wards;- ! kindly to the pro ! urging that it was' i electipn to' sileli : a ! deriving the posribi issUea: oiit. [ ITho 'variously de.scr|bed a; ;and I “ very [imporl SeednR suggested : ( were |,“ in toe sulks' ail their oivn w.ny for


they' had now been The ' only 0 her - li relatftn to tiri


thwaitb) presiddd .iiul W'iiai


necessary: and- also was agreed to. Tho I Mayor


fo


- J. Thqruber an Bontliim, G. Pindoil, A. R,


membrirq, pointing o Maiiftgor is a part-lii to I payment


the, (Couii


wero; Aldermen R.( M 1 R!


JjcitliHA. Halle Fronen. Under the, mi:


I ewliiir Jilenz ■sj T


raitteo] Couiicilli the average .iittriid; school:'Was only'te per know: if illness was t per cent, away, i


lutes r ir Hal


Tlioi| Mayor' .shidj hr


Hnllriws was giv]ing m in order that details I t could not be answer


4 ]Po icB Cljlh


mittee came . (onvan Councillor ; Leith resolutibn i '


Whoi theminutes refor


.due; I t w.'fs I ipri : Manley, secoildc'd I ' that tenders lie iiivi for 1,'supply, r 1


!The Chief ffonstal issiir of great coats


only uniform tlio prior to get.,


Counullor Lei(h jnsi ■ !


The (ihief Constable: !


'this' [paltry 'minutes] ’ ^ ^ Ceunc Her Hnlibws


iwith ,Wo pairs rif un


iunderne I ought


^ -- jun u p,


rth, and 3 see thU


] thus hcld_ upright, and! their number is]


1: Some kind of holed glass-stand, or soiiio' “, ,ri bowl.: The hlooiiis arc!


-plants. The spare laterals of :sweet pnas, too nuniril'ous, for them all to produce fine blooms, may be used in tlio vases.


needs thought. ! ,i Orange and lemon blend, ,0 do red ©nd pink, but the delicate cliarin


cuuing. Snow-white, ivory and cream flo^wers make - good vaqe-matcs for .m.'’


fni. ii^® "® .together, and tills accounts tor the popularity of delphiniums for


cqjour, but such ri combination as blue and pink is ugly. ,. :


: .tho shades, and the colours


pi], a-'Piiik bloouLwill be wasted in tlio ricli- °t a red one. Oxford and Cambridge


bpoakiiig generally, ft is not desirable to p ace blooms among the leaf slioots of oilier


economised Strip lead also raake.s al good stalk-hqldor in the bowl. Bend tlie * narrow bmid of lead in and: out, and it stands. Bloom's can be' kept upright in a loosely wounffiball of thick wire. The ball must fit--the' bottom of the bowl. Dig .blooms, such as roses, need sliallow bowls, out small blooms on long stems, such as weet^ ^peas, look bettpr in tall ■ vasi's. j mtures idea of arrangement is hard tu : eat- roses often have leaves around tliciii


IIIU


looking; untidy wijeri on weal great coats they I: the


for. troi [)0l


idl'd the money crime fr Tho Chief Consinblc:


i claim! it from tliri Mini L '


where ciirtaiii animjils i veterina:-y surgeoji .ns .s culosis crmpcnsatinri lirii


it will Id the first year : has not had two [pairs i do not W


entitled to tliis J'car. Cqunqillor Leith: No, i


an** *©! see (. I: I


J # t-


PAINT|D(G ^O.NT l.-'i ■is-A '


Is Supervision iNccc Should it :be P.ii


to thb ; Committee i


Councillor Hallrjw^ 11 following j niiimi


accepted . and ijaintirig lie


the n|bovo painting cqnt. commission on. tenders for


[Thnjt the Hriuliiig not be pn the booj


but I like to tru(jl[;peo| that; soirii), membe triisi the


contractcl-.s or


think:it figlit tlmt' riil el a salary,] ami who] liadji lecting rpiits, to refciv.e mission fer sujperv'tei|ig w to firms! iii the-tow,ri] T included in his duties a; ami should not be] liiadb offer: hirir extra pily] -1 would [cj-st £233 b : Manager under tlipte t( about £11 18s. in! comm think it is fair trij tlie ahou|d pay tlie E ■work,’’ -Councillor want toiice work ilbno ii


bo referred back t' for : further coiisidoriit


Councillor Hallows


mring Hallo


of 1


: tinned until next lilafch Some might say it it ri I say .'these small jariioun


, hundreds and thoujiaiids 1 eannbt witch the IJI.T.O .1___^ . _


I mg Manager withqi ©pinion.'the Borou]


fit to' he.s tting round thi should, l[a re been A


iiiill


t riiucfl riglit to exuiri' ! vising the work I which we ire spendibg to


; about six weeks’ tiriie sc -Manriger will fbr iliqt p £2 a weel: on his,wn|]es.- ©f wnge ho is reepivinp I4s. |2d. [i nd this will hr £5 12s. ;^d. If-tj iskii


11 f e i 1


douhtl-tho work was duties,.of'


Manrirer for buperv Corporation hoiisos and Wrigley enrbntend is; necessary—whi


'rlic-ii p.iyi: I „...,offic: I'-hl


Ciitlleroo Town Criu .


size of tliu kayo tiio


isedj as a .


I ? ■‘ li I


Food and Flowers ‘ iw j «


I .


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