s r o t . ek. lADilNGTON.


■gg); said the loss of Mr. Mnllisoi^ Ichi.il' iiml pefsonal one.J Onlji Irerioiiijly, Mr. Mallison^ ''ha« luijeh to take Communion. M ltcr|hi; illnps was found to be |u(l |incarabio aid all that coulj t^eiso his l(ist days. Fot)


I on: th} side of pea«. Fog


“ morni ig i an([ a''onihg services., Iin


i he dud beet; Vicar’s Wdon,- I d I yic r) could not ispeak; ton ■s jm.va ty, Mr. Mallison nevtij


prial


ea.stire to discijssLsuch qiiestiorta -Mail] friendsj assembleij


. luestioiis; ami s


| r (Kov livei of lich|ij\Ir


;t nren ell to Mr. C; H. Mallison^ pteried


|i. Vd ''aiu Florid ^


lind!'tin cortege, i Members Coiipcil—Jlbssrs. M. Dugdale,


all tile village orgahi.s.v- Mali son ivas interests


at SI. I j Helen A. Begg) last


maili, I„. of broadii views! on ptiblM it waS:


jTlUIilj'TJ5.—kcijiiiemi Eucharist ; I forj thi soiih bf;: Ciiarles HerborS 1st.;, Helen’s (Uliurcli in Sunday., fcrih ; o)' his_ Isermon.’jthe Vicaci


, ,


!■■•■■■ ■■


, C H l | . D l l ; SS—Si—1


:]}hE ScMooiBOY 1 RAIDimS. iPETER POAVER. •


.sack ijiid jplaced it in the 'hamper.


JmmiJer out on Jo the study floor. 'Then Jie Jilted: [the square


. i the contents of Aruolds'a object out of the


(Part -Ili.) > 1 moment’s work for. Jack


" I ’d better! give them something I .sippse,!’ Jack miittered,’ : ,‘Hou :hein giving the game a\yay.’’.


| . • lie, |1 dd liVcd in the village In iideiilified v ith all good workar straight tjusiness, man har


i


turned it to jits former! hiding place, re­ placing the boards and rug, ,andi', left the


“ Perhaps tiiat will teach those blighters L, i i- ! ' I . !' ■


s Churchy: Saturdayn'


Jrs.i Hi Jlallipoii; La ira; |Mi^% Boulton; l^IrS.' Hu me; iMrsH .


Majli^oii; Miss M. MallisoaJ ilallisoi; 'Mr hand Mrsi .W«


lotberl’ Union; iMiss, jTillp ' E! Veeve-sj ' M* a Cammf ,,Mr. nndi Jlrs. ,H. Boothmanj . H.jVilson indiOlivp; Colonel


[gg; M s. Mdi ttefn aiid family; [s. fay or; ' Miss Trougbtonr Ml..and Mrs. AY. BahksJ; Jlf. West;'Mr. FairclMgh resell


W.IMYtson ; C, AV. Stansfieldji Mr. aid Jlrsl 'T. Brown; .Bev;,'


(■..and Mrs.; Chester,I'Jolin L'atlieii


I 1 Mip,


f l r j nil and


nisfey


Itidi fai Ellillg |r.


1 M s tv. B shop Greaves; IdrL and


iRdi er JCoi n d


Coimiiij, atn'd other Church lani |ol i^iicrs 'at


Mr. M.- E, St. -Helens. ^A & E N li


lasll Fhidajl iligbt the Sabdop; I held ;i sopial; in the CounoU, Itbhj lat est ii>i|sic wasj given b.'J " ab|d li is Hoddorians.i


WIs iCOJ DOLElvCE.-On behal?


Jmilv. in itboir great sorrow.' and Ifollp’"’^--- it mi.r rr-


lour


lad if ; oui|ivill exprei hislsin- lto|iill rho Fjombdj in it.


|niiit. Catholics niijbtiig iij S


’.iplTY Last


E 'dbcoiiitions ,.— . j pui-pie,’ i s ; of p ‘ irple


;i Mary were in


Satiircl. held th


Ingilfor the! Info! King.


ay afferj e’ annual s Schoolv


najiiibirs of the,chufeh choir.; ■of .the day] suhool, under! that


wuiiioQ a iii Houseice n ,"


I,msistctl of Eorgs and |choruses,- |h,.i|“ :Wantod a ;


keeper.’''


I Cieir teache -, Miss j Ktaliiigy iMul do play o' dancel, \ iMr.- 1 nijconi lanied the clloir. iMri I jof i.Claytoit-le-Moofs, [ gave ' 'his J piiim-.'iccorilion.! | Tho Ah til ’Nalioniil Anthem


d.


Jfiid Hi |v;S\ fiveuk, | kI,i nit! Fiui’ie 1 ivatc


shveral nje nherk of the: staff bble.M4lians easiily del


1; T IE SCHOOLS. |(.'O


Ut s by 8 goalsIto C — , l


The game at first jwaa afte ■ being agg(!d,| and _


Jgavc IniU to lof.! "ti" itlib G'f 1 ulch in


[will: hb; ; in j Jii


prt.s' i| ho;


jle I lei llong i JerJ |com |inii)onii l.'i.st


tlie


' fo'rjJtho:RibM(Jsi : Syh'ool; forwalrds aj rcioivj' their supporti-


i-morfowj jtlie Iboys’' 'mniar School'juniors.i is .ngiiiist Bjackbura ebrua -y! ji meeting of


ijitli


ic. npiirt


ed tl Hindi


Assopiiition j wiir ba iiy j or' the third .siiccei-


letitibi,! the or ,tlie ,'Jamce , ro .vcirs by (leaybi r jtliis


jfromi pjreceiii g colupmij '


inc nber ofj nmli


I the' Ciiaiimau' i Ig,'a jdenmta


_ |, . Jjo lilat lies instead, of |ld 'pe dfalt wiih’by the bom- '


local, |iu w. n‘'T:


rtlid gi|estioh . of' rates i and [I'iinbv


Ridic iloui.’' laid hi considered it


cIkIioi I liki


lake ; he


leiiiiil, I life.


blub til l lent!


|o ti ,, Imitfee, tljaiik


111; nliiike' thiiu two .half-i ;i'i‘|mivt


■vit's


nyl)iii Cent


ihililt this!


ihysmn,! and 'posJibl: ipe ; the jiiew


Jie|,ei:ler.t of :ongog- its: (}t so r before i the '


1 snfil h Aaiik


'd 'Jfr lyn^'


nve in (Hiar. lienr.


- bhq - meefipi r-i


Chairman g. '


. - ... this direction


Triinhy for piite ju.st fled


moyed to the Pri


ess,' for


t 'is |( lit: to 'doi'ielop 1 po


I dioritv think hi lliai Allis,


’ ho siid.' “,I g dispbraginfe ''cb liiif ifl tlia


a imovh onghb heavy I burden,


........ joiutejy;-, e to pay,£14


discus led) tha


lit preliminary, for thfl annual Already blana the : success ..of, the ' other I


. _teem IVh'alley, year to'


ibhoiis stretpneit |Tha


i Couicil; l'JIr;iJ. Ri. Sumrieg ent a_ I iessjigel bf condolence to


nyiig ryplP;:‘! Thb King la liiiid niessage of sympathy,''


; -On February i of the Lanc'a


Vi Mr, J. Mercqr Iwhipp, a 1st, I nppointq


s. M. iSpeniely;;' _Arime,.LOissiq an 1 fami y; Staff, at C


St -ong; Mr. and Mrs


Mr.si W. iWallb Jmalley; nd Jfrs,


phnions-. J Capta_iit,'


Mrs. Mrs


Qreeri, Mr. R.' 'troop; Abe Sidea-


lie’s Cjiurch; Miss BellJ


. 3|:: nndi


flodijell, I John : I^erdi J. Herd, ^ s mr.—jwerer tributes: were sent[ by;.


assured them, ] and 'soon' Hey had a night- light fitied ub pt their end of ithe dorihitoiy. TheirV-:. ffhispMed conversation still reached Jack’s ',cocked [ears. iiig.


ill .their.war-pai: his eyes shuttl


e .Kennedy was speak-


I about When yyfl were in that | den “ YesJ” aijswerbd Cbwle] “ I believe old


" More likely tb he burglars at this; time ; Did ybuj fellows hear] anybod mpving.


, so tlmt Wq: can,'hear hitri if the sneak comes prow;ling about.’, 1 .. . ; '


Fudge m still: abojijt, ' I left :the door! open' '


of the night]!’ suggested-'iVVestdbwn.', "The Head i^ always .windy when; we have the school; :cups .; np j ; froni .'the 'bank,' for' J ’ounderjs'JIay." i'


‘‘Rot!’ /Mlied lEennedy, unfastening •the haipper, Jpi^ FJynn. raised, himself on


|his elbow., iHe .coiild 'see 'the. dark; forms ( of the, raideijs.'.criuchin'g'over 'the hamper.


I “ Let’s see'what's': finder this tin ofois- 1 cults,”! l a i d ' ; K e n n e d y ; I '


:yell, and dropped jibe tin, with:a crash! that Jawakeiieil .tht; entire, dorniitory. '


i yarn'll ': i '' ■■


excitemeit..’ jiNow'ifor the! fun! Kennedy lifted, the large ]tio> jtorth a startled


Jack’s .nefyes.'Werh fairly .tingling jwith j


' Repd of the uproar in the dormitory in neat'week-h' ;instiilmeiit


(Whatliad Jack-Flynn put ia the hamper? of this gripping


j ' '


SOI :E:


My third, is iA :'ryq as Well as in.coni, '


&


first next


in lend but in flour and


My last isfin ckhe My whole ii


fburthj.is' in-praise '-Bcqrif. 1 ! .


Iiiamplei The' Indian meant! tp 'stcaL | I On top', last occasion the; late. Kipgf open ad !| Parliament, Mr. Weiss by ^ecial |p[erm :sr


HIDDEN i;EMPIRE CAPITALS, unawares.


At'-the'villa, gn.«ih dackrwl n I sooiety met-met.


i . ’' ! ' ' ■


AVhen thfi,ScouiScout catered the besieged •citiidel] Ibis hea t; leaped' for joy.


efitered


IITION ligma.


Jiral :fe:


. led


TO lJST 'WEEK’S RDZELES. A T L A N T.iI Ci


' iHiound; A, page.:


'AVorJs.—1, Absent; ]% beach; UNCLE i PHIL.


i: 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 I ! ,


[jtbat I is I Pqql ' Morand, [the''distin^shed iFrench novelist whom'I'chatted -fmh at 'the Savoy this week.


DlSTpGUISHED VISITOR Sliqi,^ clean-shaven, pf fiiediilu


]: A true! cosmopolitan—he could,.bii I;taken [equally well [for an Englishman, ah American' :or tile i Frenchman that liq ' is-;he[ has |travelledi |'the'. world, both, oh'and off; the, beaten-toackf'ahd'has produced!,'d study of


j , ij 'ii-i;, ;


jliOildOil-'frbih.’- its ••-Taribd'-angles' tlmt'iis junimie:' !j ,Gnbe every yCars .without i|fail,


Y EA R !3


• I IT E i l COLLED fD O g OUR ISSUES OF ■I


ihire j County |(


li an Alderm-ahj 'ouncil. ■ I I ' :


.P., O.C., iwas,!


: At a.: ipeeting! of the Cliweroe Education; Committee ai letter, was Tread from the iirincipal] and ptholars of a District'School htWaggaiAVaggai, l^ew South AVales, ackhowr lodging'receipt of a;book ahd flag-froin: the school childrefa bf Qitheroe] and describing their own ' fecliool 1'and . . Ms - environs in .Australia!


native qf! Ribblesdale, yyasl .associated: IVligga Ayagga iina Ats municipal ifayor


ys


' In his December Cflicer


for;, several yejars.


c.xperiencfc. people.


the previous j quarter., Jtvi(entyreiglit: chil­ dren were born]; eljual Ao h birth rate of 50.13.


of the pjipulatiqii [cbiiirbsthd w.itli


IVolf, Master ifairiiir es,


funner coal dealer,! of Curzon-street; John Mitthelf,; si. Ijames’s-street; and |Mr,,' .lohn Houlker, Wilkin-street, who ivas care­ taker of the ichurclji !for about.thifty, years. Mr., Halstead iwiis for many yeark a local preacher, i a hiemb'er of !■ the Tbinperqnce


hcroe Congtegational Church. in the deaths' of Mr. Thomas Halstead, grpeqr and A


' Three


flowci! I girls, dancers and others. lossej werJ sustained by tbe


Ashton' and _. - . r: • , Brown;


... ■ jg E; (Jiiii J.|


ge'


Council, and! field 'ifie office of deacon dur­ ing tlio time of tbe| Baptist Cfiurch in Sfiaw] Bridge. jOnj its'closure fie returned to the-: Coiigrcgatlonal Clmrch and ' accciptod: the


^iffice of ptesidtnt or the Yojing :JIen’s Class. Airs, llitchell !was ftlie widow of Mr. John Afitcliell, fi former mana^r! of Messrs John Southworth indi Sons at jtheir • Blackburn tiid 'Hontichi, Jlillsi ' Mr. Hpulkor-was a


' fill birds,! etc.:' ! As t te ' age of eighty- ho walked over Pehdle Hill..


Ipver of' nature aiid! regarded as an fiuthpnty


; Another ______ „ ______ _ to his;rest


well-knov'n townsman Who pissed bged


oighty-six refiidifigi at CharlesWorth-H ............ -


originally: ini|the enplpy of Messrs. Tfiiom- son, at Primrose Printworks, 'find] took a keen interestj in' Iqcal sport.' ;,jHe;wa^ an honorary ;meraher of the Clitheroe Club.


and form ■ij!|iini'Viotoria'-istreet. [He!


ivas:’Mr, Gilben Friehd, Hh


' ----- ‘ ■


Mr. AViiliain Thompson,. engineer! at Com­ mercial; Mini' and; originator of se rOral ■devices for | .lubrication, .etc.,: of steam


w'o th-terrace; " ’’ -'was


Old Vomlm in ' fehoe, l Boy Blue, Miss iJ j . Alasters


I. i ]


evenings to crowded audiences; The, .cast was: Red!Riding Hood, Sliss'A. ChadiV|ick; Mother, Miss: N; Blackburn;; Fairy Queen- Miss A. iG'udgeoon;' Bo-Peep, : Miss E. Heaton; Contrary Mary, Miss C. Hardman; lU I uuui,. MissjS. Reid;'Little Asntonj AVoodfiien, ........... •


Catholic School cliildren gave the operetta, Red Rilling; Hood,!’ in.’ihe Hall, onjtwo


togethof,jvitli jllit-,


Council, said thq seven deaths recqjdqd I was the lowest nuiuber. that had j come within hi's Thred, of, thel sevqn wete old jTho' death: rate, orf 6.36 per [1,000 : in


flir V.V — -'ate, Tlreo


hero: Boar Jug (Wil i


but referfi


licences we>'0 .bbjected to at. [Olit: I annual i Brewster .Sessioiis-l-the ,|


; leyrroad)., ‘The latter was renewed, fie Boar’s Hcqd aiidi[FIowing Jug,Were: id; for


Parson-laqe); ! aiidl the Mason’s Arms Heaci (Marketopjace), compensati )n thefi Flowing I '


The lato Mn Joseph Hayes, a life,


with qnd


report I for the] quarter endedi[ 191U,|Dr. J. J. Smithies, Jlqdical'


the . Bowlaudj Ruvat District!


engi h way '■ danier.'


es, pa' [train's


FEBRUARY 3rd 1911. S.S I,


lientei a, device, to prevent rail-! ruiihing . paBt signals! when at I


to tl q Rev. ojppc hero., .u AVac (lington


Tl


Rev. IN. S. Jeffrey (Vicar) presented] on behalf of the congregation, a purse of gold ll. IVi Pickup, the sehipr curate,


iited to the I living of Low Moor, ' Clit- succession 1o the Rev. J1


at ( litheroe on


a t.t ;ip liien


re was nuaiy.


29tli, and an I attendance of 125 ' class. "


a record 'attendance !of scholars Parish iCh irch Sunday School


• , A correspondent wrote toat he saw several |


Irhodilendrobs'in [full 1 loom! at Sabdei] on Jauuryi 26t]i,, and at Fioden Farm] Bfilton-.j by^lio'ivland; to the 28th,'a'pair of starlings:^ were] builditm* their nefit in the [barn;


chaplain, Ai J St. John’s Ohufah, Blapkpool, | .the


'fie knowsj SCI-Well,'and, asjon thjsi viSli he 'is usually ; accbmpaiiied by !’MadamfiJ liis ;eharniing|wife. Last year he was cfcfir for the, JabileO-!-


'M; Morand i.hianages a visit to''[tlie 'London ' ‘ ’ '• i i j| ;


ligucss you wjould say, perhaps, fie ifias [lirty I f-hut tire [year before the war he [was ak promising' young secretary at ;tlih Fr mbassy to: London.


n English jas in his own "tohgiie; | His quthful looks helio ,'his' age.' ’To' jiazai d la


Like his I friend and compatriot,; iJndre aurois, ! lifi spe'aks--and w'rite^—[as' easily


:idy :iqh.


[.soulpture. !!' . ' , ! ■, !’ i .f . ■ I'Veiss.afterWards confessed that it was nofi I !


He salt'in[ the boycott a warning oLjitif,'l’i„!?f;®;,Bvrched ■ woFse tq ' cblne.


PisGnguished


.8 a,person yfho Wnda the sick, l-.-which served as a basis:for*,,the‘finished „


„ n ' d-v' hut Ti'


and found, Wo, m | muoh liked jby the Royal i Family. ' An U Wresting! story attaches ! to ■ !Mr. AVoisW, 1 |i®aorts to obtain the first-rough wax jmoael


a i


I t is the j work of Felix Weiss, thb' biil- • I y.9,q"eiVicnneso sculptof, and Was'viry[


- ■'! • .


Westdoiyn. Flynn, 'if you’re Jack ioiigcd' ;t<


stolen' hamper. Clupsy


not bumped „ Cu.


the sliimts, and as, soon as his hekd touched the pillow, I he yyas asleep. His preparpi' tibns had kept him out of .bed long: nftbr liglits-olit aii.d hb slept soundly. '. Indeed,' he might have missed'the' fiih if Cowls had „„i


rbtiirnedi ni]


his bedUs Kennedy and from their raid with the


ass. Cowlolf’, hissed Charlie


You’l l : wake that i cad not careful,”


•painp, but, he' managed lto[ keep snutt. I His steidyj breathing re-


take.,a look; at tbe raiders


fer t Cc Newiiia


to bo honest after this, raid,” he ohacklei.' Back] in .the.dormitory ‘Jack slid, between'


jiamper. :A heap of old'magaaines, a-pair of rugger hoots] and sbme largo lumps of coal calme iu handy for filling the bottom of tlio, lia|nper. , It was now a simple matter tufttack some bf; the fuck parcels back, Then'Jack [shot jhis hand into the hampeb releabcjl a ;catch[ in the trap, and jammei a tin bf biscuits over tbb opening.: ' ; Quickly : fastening the jhampery,. Jack rer


' V'


1110 ! hamper caused quite a bommp- iu Jack [hurriedly, rummaged about uiiethiug i with which to ' ‘pack the


packet of ■ biscuits tyhich''he topped


”>“ y Jourts in: HoHhern India wil ses aw tdld to, take th'eir shqes,off 'am


* I X I ’ '*not * f e qr


not keep their toes still if tellinn lies hy;wptch^,the feitiof a S T h i


is ,a truthful RAIN- OF jellyfish. tu w J 'fT V TVQl. t^esj fell from thi sky and'covered


sniii in:


mnees are jon record ■ table, .knife


MS.lof cot) II fish ■ ■


. • : Manners.'


beJjiuse bni usi:ag his


knibes ha'd knivcL


^vhen first introduced to'ou'r table all! .


id Domts likqfthe'carving: Tknife.il dinal Ri,oli|ipu is; dredited [with! |rder] roundel -ends. ! He! did so ;s disgusted him by


poi


e, ,of; I us ginies B idis""=^' ‘ dinner knife ns a


-----tc|qth-p]cb|!' ■ d HE CAN HIKE.!


wT, -"q^nsj the, Icng-distnhce walker,- ked not Tong ago from : AVansteadfFlats


distance cpvered was' l?3 miles, oHR F u m E


AVHAT AM '


?* Frank'ston, little'hrqwnisl


His fondhess for air travel—incidentally] iHdwnrn ia •+1to Jl-W


x t>-ix:-.t- i___ -hi:R*L^ffi .features irere jelly-fish,I ahontlnow. that : fie has succeeded to^The/Throne, jjfljgnt. I


,jhe could'get through,much'work on! a long i«'gby. j .


1 M , . i I for the ! coronation]


Althqfigh I the ceremony; cannot take, p ai theVlKiiig’s


(JNpffplk, who was reiponsiblo fo'rlail .tho ;Mjangements for, tfi? toqclamation qf King iEaward|andi tho funcfaliof the late’ King,.


n'i'''


already being copsidered”in of kgland, the;DukJof


wiH play a[conspicuouApart in theiCorofia-' tion ceremony.


| ' . 1 rV’* j ] I } His father had the iunique distinction of


■ket aud back in 23 hours, i The I of: 1 England wa.s mailo heffiditary in iiho; |to '


’® acting, as Alarshal :at thp. coronation England. ' The matshalship


JO'Bu of ' 'Stephen,.:. and passed porfolks; under Edward First.


ho


Uiosb people! 'sleepers.'!


•18is ]


Tliisjbobk starts with'the-tllesis funddmentnilv roiivt-


revolutionary : '.ide


.imagine t]rat it is tho; rest during refreshes: them, whereas ’ ' '


( fi fimen ally work ' and' ea to' most


fiarginc ! ' ■ ' ' I : i ' ' .• 1, .


.simple!,experiment: Mentally cxamiii nintole jil your body and yon will!' prisM tol find' how many are still


you, go to bed to-night Sp ^ to-ni^t ''xn'Jr i —


lat sleep :-est—a


eto that Ip the


M-jm otoer ryords you, have not unnpleteirelaxation is-the; first stop health-giving sleep. AVhethe - yoil [are a'.


bnnehed rmaxed. towards


end you hiay not'agree with quite ill the author's theories.


, ^ ' CANNED BEER NIW, i» j -


never in owe. also in [dougfi.


in tho National Portrait; Gallery of the l ist portrait-bust of Kihg' Gporge.


Of interest at this time, is the exhibition ! ’ i


tiUr'""’ rLV“ 79 '•T‘7” qinve I rapidly I last year]


han a bottle and will not break if h opped *•' ■ (for this jreason alone I can forsei 'a big' toinandjfqr canned beer, .when the ci iiping- liikingitodson starts 1). , .'


been sent! Bim by a friend in the where lit 1 .appears to haye “ caugl tremendously. . Its advantages seem to ibe enormous for, among things, [a I tin can be cooled more^


find thought of it earlier. The 'particular brand he offered


' ‘ BEER " WAR.”


war ’’ has bcCn raging in Ai " lasf if


■jnches 'sliortcr! is inine-nad-a!fialf ;Iightor; tha.fi-a ib'ottle of 'siniilar c jTliis point; might he of intere.st .to ;poHers hete, as I hear that the eu British beer during 1935 increased les,s than 4,800,000 pint?. The poii appeals to [me is that a dozen'cans are' going to take less room in iny ithan a dozen bottles! . ' .


oirteTd : -f-toto


awarded' thoj Royal; Goltl.AIcdal Institute of British architects. '


M r .:______ ______


London Westminttor' and over thirty of bur tube Stations; He is also the sole d of the £3,000,000 London University ing in Bloomsbury, probably the mi portant architectural commission of. times, certainly


statues ') m the • Strand, Passenger


' Transport offii iiguer


leaving his mark-on the MCtilppolis. JACK LONDOW.


ill)


According to my toiend, a-ra tlier . . . .


I musuig during'


- i ’../ . . : - - —' ‘"/e s:urdy,


bottle, teem which the can seems ( emerged[ victorious.


t Each! can-contains 12.fluid ounces.


IitJIe can and the 61d-fa j^ionea have


canned i .beer the other day, and principle ;that; I will try anythink! I. fook itj though, I am afraid, si nii qiindeatlyi Later I wondered wlV


A friend offered me some of


he new oh the once,


Jewhat.l Jobody


victim;|of insomnia, .a, .restleis 'slieper, a- heavy or a light-sleeper.iMr. I . E. Eiman’s litHe bbpk is worth reading—cLen i: ht the


1(8 sur-’ of £16 4s. 6d.' ilThe.'letttog bf rbonia'diirincr I wotk]. every


'The 'last!' twelve of nearly £50,


.£88'.fi|s.;lQdi'. itotolhpg ;ahou|t profit on the amour t raised amoufiting to


refreshment, _ _ _ _ _ by the Sbei::d.


incomb to £942; 9s., ato.agatoit £48.6.[.,8s. Tod


—y, on ” 1‘bala’’'’'' c !i tainly [‘this


'e find tatos; H ospendituro' 'amfiunted to ‘ £!


.draft it tfie bank, ind there'was a -conso- quest reductibn this ! year : 'of ;' bank charge?. The [ surplus ' of | income over 16s, lid


tainly [‘this j’bar' thert.' was ui' biggei other 'revenub account'of-£.50 lls.


the ptop'ositioi Tfiir'financial


balancikst yeir was “£44'S?.^7to,*soi that profit on, the


-u-i ■ /li ■ 4d.


,seconded .by Alilennan M-anley. OFFipifes ' RE-EL^TED.


J.


IMr. IV Downfia; Cipvnian. • The


elected en |blbc


|. ihclndcd Mr. 'A. Comicillor J.i


their


' Major ■' Aspinall |;presideiit of the


statement wes icceptcd on of Mr,


more than Parkipson


Club, on the! proposition of ■n, seconded ; by Mr. IT. vfce-prcsidbnts Tverp re- irnd other j appointments


was again re-elscted


.'ffbllhs’teiBg: nearly five'| treasurer. All itliree' ivcre .eotrdiallv if,A ,kcH for


.b®®'', chairman; and'Mr. A.;Langshfiwis hoiirary ree' i e


serviefis


able to the' prci includec 'slight'i all men bcr.s, ani I mpusly in fayou


HONOUR; ^OR LONRON AR'CHI'|'!eCT. been


I hear, that Mr. Charles Holden hi ly the.


British M ledical Building (the one w]}h the Epstein ' ‘


Holilen’sjLondpn .works inclu Buildi


j


Messrs, Wilson general years.


and R. committ


club, and the ippointineiits were jinnnimous Iteritions we :i


to' and. interbst to


of the 'priginal r^ulatibns not'hejnk' a ]pplii'- ent Iclub;


TUq |


As a result of a: poll among thi; tne membtbiers, T._ Detaqin,


0


commitiji son seconded by


' lApprbciation eeii was


it rim-1 b'gfily if the vjiluable !


'niemberi by; Coujicillor, J.


Uriioms chairmafi


c ■ If


rtliemcn 1 Anthem,


ind'tells Us'of activities In t f i i t ’part! bf ■he , ‘ Distoicfi.” Actual! Scouting work .


A n F t i n l ! . . ; , h. . i L .1.


having tO' tofie a back seat in'' pursuance jf other ■ deeds. The. Shout headquarterB IS undergoing very necessary repairs and tonoVationB,,jand until these are cbhiUleted little else,can bo done, [ All tbe 'work is done by i,'members of [the Group and is entered iiito wite gusto.: All furnituri


W. Ilayton,! there' werii Sfllliceiised hofises I fias been [hurnedl Tho,]walls, and ceiling in till boroiigh, 22 of. tlmm fulto licenced, I fiaye been patched up with plastoi' (andiif


Acbbrdiug to tlioireppH of Cliief ConstAblo'l’toat was on:its last legs,[or no legs at'all


prociedea' against the I'lnr, 181 iwere


averige linen >ed


12 Iejrl piisM,-and five off | licences.' 'The j teo renovators are as expert in tfie defi ' nuinfier 'of penons to each of jthe I decorationj [ ns "ReJ .^rrow-” the flooi premises was; ^2:.,- ' Of 33 persons ]


for noU-


dijunkennes? during residents.;


St. I ii onnrd’s CfiurbhiiDownliain, bn January ajtfito ■


! 1- : -to ■: ! mati lies; between, ^ M nil ; interest


was four


the Nirtli-Ehist -Lancasl Chaiipioaship. . A[t thi J. -i'etoiu' (Whalley)


:


thken; in ' bilfiard Iqcal Entrants; I for


ire; Amateur Billiard ■(yeavers’i-Institute,


;fiy t()0::r|238,‘ and':'' pres idn had the , , _ J . 'I UTg: iss' by '50(to:369.'


■


I Tlje the Brbf d Smilh,


town and i distriii: ■ Wpttsistre'etjr '


.fplloiring dea|_ ^ mj


Billi igten And, sb; .'Wallbank,


Francis ""— Eli:


Viotoiria-torraii iger; bf the .'Li


TLle itov. j[. C. jarnott. Rectoh of Slaid- burn, preached ' the i Assnetori sermon j at


I it,: but only quote Mr. Mackenzie’s! etoot * words!). 4jThe only fear expressed by thq


WhaJley Parish Church- 'Tropp is' that, if and 'when ; the local association hqld|ari executive jineetiiig bn their pfemises,; this august body; will not think,it has!strayoa into' Bonleqne’s “ bijou’’ ‘O"*: '


I flat.


j This seelas 'to^ be spring cleaning yengeance 1 and is, however, quite" i


' with a


importantl ' .The- fbrnituro destruction beminds ino of a similar] scene in the Rebel:


E izi betlj Ann Hanvefi, Parkistreet, [64; aic B Dawes,


z iMth' A'nfi Smithie£[Nah-view, Billing-1 fiotivity ' As Whalley Scents although the » A - Tama Xin^ 1 JaIi An/I


High-street;-..Low - Moor, Coroomion^r


t,^. Kitcjien Farm,


lieaBop . was different.' [The valuad and historic .possessions seemed to 'produjo


Tnei ' ^i^aw aviX. ' tin.


ibirii: No. Stbneh 1 Clitherp


t^^honra,ang,isrin;HM! G l ^ ^ ■V


follon’ing] fidi I House, Grindletira; made to V., i Wilkippon,


the Burholme country manision. ivill' doubt ess dream of 'toat heat! ■ Ijist week-end spent there'was one of cigars," - , „


supbr-clinrged heit. The- ex-C.p.C., sectlbn • ■ ■ ■ —


of this crew go to 'spend tthis'week-endl at ' ” ■ ojt


, sleepers st oring from -7-0; ,;a.m'. until next « inbal-time,


bight; sausages sizzling at 34) a.m., and ' '


, , cigars smoking lull


They The


nriio'/BrAncHof [the D^perati've Society |


lotobion-street,^ ] j l l;; I go the Hqvbrs were engaged in thte same - IThVIH.-I •JAfiAA vft . w


ing that funds are low this matter rather sfirprised Ijme until I discovered the fbel. Then-I made a hasty dash and just obtained the last chair before it could be,'snatched by the rapapious hands oF'tlie two stokers!


The walls have been re-pafiered in a pleasing itqrtleberry! and green (I ijust don’t believO


b® Postered sfinMtanously)


This ..we 'k our news; , comes frora|thb ■ 'T,-” b:- i^'^balley Parish Churcii' gtoub


' they'. meet 1 ' At a -&:butiha6ters’ ' m letiiig held January 21st much''business was ' acted in! ai short time' (L. Av fileaSo i In the. jafe'sence of Mr, J. 'walinsle! D.S.M. took the chair.' As 'a-trib the late King and as a mark of all members stood in silence'and'th Rev. G. MAckenzife gave, a- few wi prayer., . ! First, business dealt wii part to,;he: taken ,by Scouts in an; memorial; kervices. ' Further disi included ;the “ First-class ibadge ”


8th;: second by 'February 29th; ani! fin: before March .21st. In the first i ounU Castle’ are chosen to play 'Whalley'jiletlii- dists,: with Clitheroe Parish Church lersus Calderstones, And Whalley Parish Horsus


C.R.G.S. ; I ’


and swimming sports sometinie between tho 14th and 19th of September. The Derby Anibulante competition-was' discusse I ■ and


27th, with Flag competitions on Junk _____ 13th'


'ialtemnto! months, that is the even-nui ii lered raonflis as the executive, meetings iak : place in odd-nUmhered months,


ere recorded in j fiigbt ago,, "IVLeii l entered the far teom Mrs. Mary 'Ann I ‘i bijqn ” liresidence' to attoad' a Rover fiaWen, "7G;' Fred J ipeeting, there was a roaring fire., ' Knbw- , Billington] niged


den .known as ' ‘Jonathon’s,’’' just'a fbrt-' ■)he


,cpine firmer lestablshto; the Youth of thb'N.L.U. in CUtfieroq naturally


meeting j called for similar ones ti be arranged; sA they wilT be arranged n, thb


I t was decided that] such a sui o issi'ul I . I — ’


also the Cofinty Rally'^0 be held .on Aigust 'toth.'.' ' j ' '


The date bf sports was_ arranged a. June „_____ „ ____


and also the information' that- tfie acting as Badge Secretary-pro, tem, came t,ho imam, .djscussion, centred Scouting I competitions. . Football is to bo j won by a “ knock-out’! coHip'eti- tion. All invoated Scouts,uttderil8 ycris are, eligible As niembers of AeVOn a side iapis. First'round to bb completed by Fe ;u8]


' futniturq or Routing activities, so] may we ' return to ! what ouf -D.C. would call | “ correct ” ' Soout notes P :' If, therefbte, I have your: permission and attention you will hear of what Scoutmasters decide when


, Wbich [his taken us some distance! from


I And I reply: " lust 'where .flierq snobs :or ejasses,


in the sea; I


j Skating [near the mountains,! o r, kwimming 1 I


I And wliAre the masses d'o ppt' tfiink and Act like jisSes.;


.Dictator'sl knaves aiid; kaisers, ■!' .linountehaiiks ; : ;


Away fj'dm all riljgibn, andj Contont 1 in : one [ bright world j itomocracy


j


Within!a tank of '1 ■ ' '!'


4'iid may


I ’d; like to place tonie rulers,! of y white,!


!light;! : :: ' [


The vilo and wo;II thless. microbes] jtliese'hybrids'thore.’l


the; deril torture 'the, this affair-


Ideal Man


Your j dreams I toys]-;" sc states iaro Iqeath; , . , . , cannot; rqlb himself, in' iljumanity,


The hatq betwein the nations! is "now 'Jiving cuqse; :i


i '


And'weAve ybur jdfeanrs and visims uqtil ■ ' I - : Hjo. say ^obd-night;”: ''


So ; shake yourself a ! cocktail b: Yellow, - , I Rlacktond [White, I ' i


I ' I . I t looks as if Clitheroei Scouting t i! 1 bc-


by debate toat scouting exerts Ian in Ji lencb for wbrid peace. ;' The more omphaEas Oil the wondeHul international aspto this world-wide youth niovenient th^u more wilV-.Scouting prosper in the


■This, ■ of course, is my .opinion, h shared by taany other wise and far


people, if: ■ you will -please pardjii modesty.', '


,, ! ' s A & y . '


. Qf coqrso anyoue who saw the walk (ho.t “ parade’.’) An too civip cession last Tnesday, will hesitAte to Scouting of that ' “ ancie^’' butjwArn” ! crime'-ofimilitaristio aims. The'affiir to;demonstrate the second part:of thi -f promises of loyalty to the King; fl e thing is duty to God. Here end^l moral rtnsings of yonr servant Arrow.”


icnse


lonts pro-!


competed by Miss Prtohwater, aiid that in, ,tho;evetanJ hy Mr?:8. Flack. ' jlfloth ser­ vices were wellrittooded. .,t The lepllections'


amounting to I £4 is.' 6d.', an increjie'on last yearf'wqre oh hqlit” ' ' — "


haUiof Blackhn'h Royal


x?as obseiVediiat ilie ^Ietlio(iist Cbajiel on - Sunday I when I thq ';_altornbqn .rsetoibe was'


HOSPITAL! SC NHAV.-Hospital Sqnday I ' ' '


Then please roll ■ ; ,'ahd me.


Don’t wpjry, -sir] "! - game]


And toglethei' hh'manity


A wliiskrl please, .dear .waiter] to wash away this sham®- ! I


in a! barrel, jusi for you


we, will drink' e ; IOXBJRGH.


I ’m also a victim in tfiis to sane


: . . [ . • I. PS ABOUT TI\BLE


thojtablq top as giopd'us new, bub i t will notic|ahl;^ improve'- its ionditlon.|


'


surface of a table lare i ot easy to remove] A gold deal can 'bo dbie towards ifilitera] ting them by dabbing tieni'withjSiiirits nr eartpibr.|- This tfeatmant |WilI. nit makb


Wlite miaiks caused bv hot' dishes on the [ Itouts and bruises ir tabla-tops, unless


very ohstmatei'will yield to. thej following to'Catment; jifeh'a [piece| of flannqlj fold it into ;onr| ppt to otor tl e mark and rest A hot iron On tep.; When :; he.flannel is nearly dry! vet jit again ajid r spent the; operatioa until the .dented surfacs is raisbdi


!


_.'6 freqqently'lmbrked liy the flcArer vasAA or[qraamentB placed npin them; 'Piecestoi thioK blotting paper cu i eknctly the snmq size iindlshape As'the, lA?e[ of thelvnse'lip ornqtrent, and"p!aded ieneath' them, will ' spew! and 'will ppeve it both thelscratch-'. of' ihe surface or ;the markihg of it : moisture. _


'PplisheJ'surfaces of'tallies] bookiiatos, etc.]! FURNITURIE b L EANi y f i HINTS;


, I! WEATHE LED OR LIll ED ,OAK. •Weathered < r : limed oak'becomes soiled I


with frequent


[does. I t must Instead, make of too'hand;


eyaporate, thpi: rubjjwith|'a" soft duster. FOR


silk! and Apipril klo Al


Apply this to the],grain.


JA, good polls


reproductions, mahogany or; hAlt a pound; ptob of tnrp'eni gently [melting is[ liquid. ] Let to 'use] with: a laEo on floors, l


:he ow


use! jiisf as'a:te otter wood lever he washi d or scrubbed.: 1 pnd iof cottqi|wool the sizt'


:{ivet this with a. piece of old| with met plated spirit.! wood, preain^ well into| tlje_methytoted spirit to;


clot'.i,[ m the jfurnRare,- and 1


of it, whqiiher in oak, [ Valhut, ,is made' by mixing! if pare beeswax with half a| mq in a ‘stoneware jar, and : it ovc:; it cool


3LD [iFDRNl’iTJRE. for llantiquej furniture, and


r;a]o]v and it


, will be ready | heat-until it! ■ - -rj. ... ■ n i


petrol, au:■d th|;i ‘ ■


Soinewlible away from; nations, away from 'toonian stmnks;


id other


hypberisy- ■Ic '^ ■of sAno


dlow-mdn apply a


iithers who put


will not cbine tbuo,” . hold; your! breath, but another ' liame


"With all its racial ihatredi and iiishnity.


In spite of all our. progress, too human race '• , ■ ..Igrows: wol'se, ' ' , i


I lie ch less


My child is asking: niP, wherq I ipould like to be;


thanks to tho.cliiirman ended thf nitotng. hers afte'ilwards singing tlife National


tiks 'wa^ carried iunAniromsly :nnd j Iiud app'anse.i ■


, The vote A heartV vqtc -of


fill which, Mr. James maniifabturer, was Libe: 'alsl There was ih^ that he sliibuld be so t mti the rApresentaJtion remained uncliAngcd.


[ [ ] - _ '


vdestroyed by fire. Cor were let to local trad graph stated that " it


Wluip had decided tc metoal Mill at Pri:


An intimation was given


the bard-room tmnsiderahly larger j than it was lefpre, to meet tin


of yt rn [required for ripg it is intended ‘ to iii enable ;the firmito enr workpeople, so that w abouto 180 hands will -I: Epinii|ingf department.”


, igroaiter production - spinning,: [which


- : : I J


ley, about 50; morb len the mUl startt le employed • in the


reduce. [ ’This will


lectured atiSabden Baptist Miool bri “ Tliq glorioUs Mats of good Qieen Bessi”


T)i([ Rev., Charles Will anis, of Aebringtoh]


Lane Muteal Improvemq it Society, in which the affirmative was-tahm by Mr. [Richard Garnbr, and the I negarive by i jjir. Tom Davies,


At St. James’s Mutual ! Improvement Society!there was a dibate on 1


do tpeyj attain the, object Aou^it?” Mr. Robert Poates took the rffirmative, qnd Mr.' Williqm iWaite (Cliatbui n) tbe negative.


“ Strikes:


This ]‘Clight vaccination jo ibeicompulsory?”


s' the subject for'a debate pt Moor


quadrille, hia^rba, waltz, lancers, 'op, quadril


by! the Libe icon’s I Bn: id: schotti


. iiere is tile . , idle, ncers, schotlSsche


: irogrnmpie of ■al’ Club, and L ball organised


e waltz; Highlcndl schottische,| jundrille.


\VatefIoo, 88!; Mary i Tomlinson, Lowergate] 64) Edward Thornber, Bibok-street, 563!


Deaths durii g the Week!) Mary Hprrigan


Mayeaiiet Lo.w, Reel-streetl, 70- Alice Hrtchm, Low Moor, 68; Mary I HitchenJ 'Waterloo, 74. ' ' '


Extra polka, quadrille,! [lancers,: polka. Waltz, .Iwaltz,- 'lancers, pdlka,


played by! Mr.1


] mazurka. I waltz, , waltz'; • polka,,


ntose] .whidi Iw: tracts for'the work isinefi. The para - 8 proposed'Ito .make


rebfiild! thh' Coih- t Messrs. hat! oausi :d A vacancy on tlie'To'wn


» IM M Tl\o elevation of Aide


■L.


■■ ■■


in all


Although a Lancashiro man, 1110 is i.Women’s Unioniit' Associatiofi.- '


their


.3 for the Mr. .A


of: the work Mr.'H. D.


voiced by Mr.i R. "Wilkin-' Aid


of


Appreciation o: the' work if \ club, was expres


rsley.


R. Gfadwell, an l seconded Wilkinson.! 'I


help] givAn to activities by


oth


spoke 'the the


fie 'Women :ed hy the |


y thi i ed iii ..the


icreases in-srhScdptioiil tor the'raembe's yere uiiapi-, of [these, increijises.


'B, made. .to. the ■ules, Ulost Tihne new .fules


-Wooff were elecfed. -tel tiie for


R. Gradwcll isl chaitoian; H. ,Sattertli[waite asi Vice-


Tlie


of .gasI ..water, and electricity.' There was also'a; 1 increase'ill the cost'lof fepain-and renmitls.!- The 'club was redicing it?' over-


v this i THE peo ill], who Owing to irv


Langsimw, lion itary' treatorej', Staten cut was fread; by tfie'phr


BAUNCj too


Subscrmtib this.I tuat ^ubscrj^itiDns «ai am]ioounte4 < t


ANCE SHEl indisposi|io:i


sheet. of'Mr. A..


tli0 J id^ aud iurv cai. 'l ednuso these mitivei


I crqu] of importuners. I R t o v i g h t wat to tinanCe’ siichl' essential!-service? ' 1


the fillauciail Letifis marshall them before us iirniail, who I t | will be admitted by Ovc


£178 7s, last!year, an, increase I ph qq who fails to take '-a share j in lthis The[totoito.ijf Vi^^]lu,tog woik! '


unted I to £193 lls.


IVOuld'TUOtlCO I yol”"*'”"'" - --- ’ | to


if e ^V 'i


the'-pnloufit this-year]'being 'of.tcapes ht a hos] Thd; recetotsh from games, I skill [at ' £140, „


ccowt andThnBK


insurafice were inuefi the -same' is last tear 7^'.™'? .‘'to side iuus't be set 'but-ojing to the in'breased letting of Vooms’ there Was an equivalent increasp in thb cost | -


-'"".r. This year.lpweylv L d also increased oxpenditurbj ' Rates and ^ A to


9L c ^ o ' good pbipts.


limited number of doctors available all day at I [ a, hospital. Then in s'omb districts


,F®*.to/or patients as the result of'the


*“ .hospitals, the, loilg' ®


- .-T-v~-Tr .'► ‘ .qurses, the “.V


®%;9 '7®®* hospital [henefaeforsi ' 'These entitlq the patient to treatffient for trifling fee. .


' '; ! ' ............... ! , ’ ' ' I:'


awAy, Ilf everybody had the right ‘ hosbitel I treatment; teat is, if


diiriinislilthe_ family [ijoctor’s income] tjSiT a State I medical service come? Along 1 and assures every competiebt doctor [of ki reAsbn- ablb income, the nrofession will!not weipcme tli6| passing of the voluntan/ hospital, f i A spto'fi,®'^ '®t“te eranto':to.hospitals to lift them,above the poverty line, hbWever, jiA a


.■(to ' tab present, time; a .free, ' ll®®PR®l' ’ Service! 'might


suggetoion that would; be a statosmanl ke' step in the right direction.


MARMALAjDE RECIPE,


large. ] AJlow: 6-Jbs. of prbservibg [sugar, gallbnlof jwater and ilwo lemons! to


for the pips;


IV. Flet teeheiller, 'Slirriigto, with - a periqd of' three


;■ [[ ! fthq’ kuh-.


fouB Sevilla oranges an'd tour sweetjoi—• An exixa pint qf water shbuldj he alio .vied


oranges; bowl with the water.


Litjj the oranges lie Ithick-ikipjned [and every


,for ;!4, hours—at any rate, not fbri.less tnAii 12 hoiifs. I ; After the toaking,! place the


of the i-teuit rather thinly on [a liilato-'-to catejf I thb' juices—and add tho[' Ji ces : ind juieii to -the sliredded leol. Plbcb the jlps in tAeipiut of water, ind leave!all tolfiak


I ■■ ■■ — ■■ 1 ■■ i ■■Tir


Items liulled; Frqm | NiwApapin Dated[ Jaiiuary |27thj ^886. ■■.


5Q YIEAf^S \\


^ I '


lominateij; j by the a, tacit underatanii-.' returned junbippose^, lOf the: parties


Robinsbhj


man [Riclian Briggs Cbiincil, [tqf i ] i cotton


ca.lling the


tehqol fees' in jurisdibtion,. made in the


mittees of, W unidpalto'iCorporations-! to gU 0 C/innnl (ana i i*i v>/4


Sepqol ptteniaficei ofiicers


more immedia:ely in contficr: with qrdiiiAiy paupers.


' '


[Tlie Oounci 'alto -topported la I potitioi by-tuon-Parliimentarj


Poor to. pay. the ordinary fees, and, were better qualifiii to fntni 'an opinion’ as to where Buch- fies oUght to W relifevipg officeI's ,W


_ho.se dutlAs brought then, '' '


e granted thah


n ininno /.f q(}roBers of the county, Acting as deputies in plado of the iherifl.


appointment oF Mayors ns n turning officen iin place o


[bormghs [fori :thi- ' ' ~


inquire in :o and becomu familiar with A circumsta ices bf patenti who were! tod


lithe)- from! i:he ' poor.'rates iqrough oritho boroui)h tend. had I necessaril;


_no-]muper I ca les' Witljin the: i


inission on Eluoatioil to!tl.e great imporr- anpe of empoueririg Modi At'tendaice C'oiA-


The Town Coujicilj passe: 1 . q resolutiin .


iittentioKof: Hhe 'Royal Com- _' Jc’il;' »r ■' •


Afte:r w;.iiping tfie fruit; shrbd the I,cel al sue! it grater, and place it in a' Inr'gC Now slice the flekh


|A|1 these disadvantages would ibe, -..opt


proyiced! hospitals' as it prbvilles b 13.


to asfcijfor the State ittlc-


Stati-prb' , [ seriously


™,®;to].'®!;?- .hffihating system '' bf' .iletter collecting; Thq poo? person lias .to! qbtaiii


,


itliol .ovjer- hours and i lomi


[HostoW wolt


'his .toefiniqu'b up-to-date. ' ‘


pneentrat n ifiis'torp


top;;,:iefitfiu^iaU! off. I !tl the generisity


Dse: niuiufi- pissible,


untanly in our hospitals;! pha fliooA'. I/, —..X !


hotoitalJ This is tlie British wnytof'rais- Isti'f tbl^


l,c i 11 j j : to the qu4ion;


do a tremendous ariioifiit of' tooil t I


to a doctor] for -the toncentrMioi spital maintaiiis ibis 'torpcal ’


to’ gtod inejiico iinTtho' i s r ^ f f l y S


. -B assailed at one!


I . J ! ” a tooisterous Red. Indibn, there! a redrnosto clown ifi frock-cpatl aildl plus- fours pleaded yociftoosly, jangling [coppers


.toannJ the nadeUf i Igtoat voluntary bbspitala gbing,


Ijfirely' chit jhlpuse .... |to[ match,


A very thing for & t e . leels, by


interesting c)mbinatipn IS thq


[change to tour pullover. |The blouse can he


by, fiyeWone i [that CoS'® IB®'' peat is I deservedly popilarj • ' “ - :'/*


S 'w l f l ' i y®f ,*''‘®, I'B-freedon, Aether coat, with he sAme advaftage, is thb si"'""'


■wbollen' gldve-a'bd-scari'lets! for your wintei


'Ur aipear mte.


Mrely a m ■ is much


:br^a


AipbAg Important aci ifiag;!. MaiyLof tlio la u


coat can add the finis the


handle [ tha i '! under. yom tfie b.ags. hjire n^ovel shal ing:biA^],at![';beto'i ftimq


Ajq gfi


and rough ' for spring


jestions as * !® ‘‘ie|ivy,;


‘Now let


me t o :


fpfninn„ t.„i of lacquered you.


fashions. ^ There'IS, fetchi g ha'


re in the LET


Frocks, : ' for


mijlihery- 1 ill ^itoppcaij IjefbrA jsprm ; % ‘9B wini cotoep to


i The militpi llihery—


■ -rp' ho;


instance, ’ ‘


isemiling sui's!;'in ipring [progranme.


tor.tliqir cl '■


tmn you your ;cliiId’'E


streiigthefas fairness of trains thh.y social arto


.[Besides: ;


ah mndtoiratle problem; I bul sfibuld sAe J before detaqii Tlmt is wliA chitdron ite lariy. Ho necessary first imp casual. ^ hlulm .ft


! But wliat


orIn childli )od fickle fripndships’ are te do: the cippsing and tacking if friends


[ - SAYS -l ■ '


, der of thi


‘'-‘■islfi::,, chilli ha


1, -- —- —y.;It is imwisc'fo- parct


''fiildren';, iThqy [have their ra­ il) Itfie matter of coirse,'! fiut right te j is iown ifiums.


in) a woriie-cireuiAsfanceiil " n mjay! be precious in h character. 'i[ !,


qungsteh in hospitality entertaining


esi ons'pfj a new|ifriend Tn. ' lAalty [ find', honesty 'qE[[a


rm or her in your ovn ltohe ling to check the friendship, it is[a,:gpod_ilea [to allow ytur mtertain friends to toa re; 'U- pely entertaitafig is airthatTis Often lyou will


, friend?'This is a diflic lit in ;fairness jb the fiiend[you


the child takes a fancy to fi '"nd till


'] eedo|n'i to entertain friehda :he qhild’s pofihAence in;the' pqrent, and, ^ of^ course,! it and the,


■V si— "S


' to eiitlral.! appearaiice.


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81


whisper]''j_ wfiat,'spring:


tussores—are iuits',


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te Op:


sprinU.1 icing


s - , - ' -'-T-',;.-— — ....jst [ have can


lower. oHes i?


- welcon e |.additipn.| sier t „e


couitry went; j The' ' '


coat, . whic’h is tost ear [with, •


si'jng-i l.the


- ^ ‘ ' w l?a3) hinp tlouch..


thd hand- ___6S—


After ial ] '|it flag by[A Mano! of


thi,t , vslviitee'ii


2NTERTAIN JAMES.


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