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a i . \ m m )


Wedding Rings in all the


N e w ^ S ty le s '^ M / - t o £ 6 '


fi CLITHERpE ADVERTISER AND TIMES, FRIDAY, J D p 2, 1937. H a


Buy your Ring from the ^jirni &at has Rold Engagement ^


j . I (J, W. TURI^ER) D iam o n d i ^ W e guarantee you eveiy Sabsfjachon.


the UTTLE diamond SHOPi |H i ^ e r O j u r d i s t r e e t , B t i d i l u N ' TEL. .5i42


See our Selection of ,"iFlD^ .ITY” WEDDING iRINGS


EVmYTHING that! APP^l! TO;, TH|


I ESPECIALLY! I THE;... '.J


tlb lliw iAR INTlNhED


PdR SPECiAi Corop|H»BRir


IS m oui inent.


3riginal su^estions for the Bride md Brideamaidfl.


J GL 0 VE 8 M l ■ Perjfect Kttihg.


'', ! our specially made' Boimdatiori Dell


col R d ^ t S -L You' appreciate garments. , . ,


i<i> 8E B OUB W t iD 6 0 -pLEA^E IDftOfe’S l*OST.BAC WHA|P f lrr iE lt HAS DONE.


otherSMif my good ifriendd'. “ VlgUamt; ; Mr! Alfted Collier and »Antl-FflSclSt,!’ and I grant them their sincerity but hot ou r- wage-payers and wage-earners


Slr,'-^! Ihave read the letters-besldra


security.'. ■'i' -n'-"'’ ‘' v . ' ' ' ' ■' ■. I - V Tlglla It ” ' writes I Without experience: with-hls' '’teii: tp e« . more' Soolaltets'Ifl Gferinahy Itely,‘Tuttria,' etc.” Mr. GoUier


Writes'8' seautlM Ittfeb sixancheslong i ori'the spiritual sIdK plus'two’IncheS'oh


tihiiyo Wantlof It.tPfotectlhg ihyselfngamst


df-Englttnd.laterfhohfltoed, W not all'laymetfs iffl'desitead’the lemons, atfendedToi)ah-&^m6etffigfl,;;i^^^^ t and for over 20 yeafg without hvWe^^


Si'.'maY'i ’^ve aTew tacts. Oyer 74 ye&'agq I wad c^tened^ln the Church


lasps; Aisoiriyia hUihOToUS'le^pM on, thenaraple' o f p e tali.Jents; “ 'a.Klngd6hl


caught young:i: nep' ’ arid' ndefi's ' B,lble


6ffly ohetod.ipriafdtyeri 6h^ hath'. -made, cteated'ahd rfevoives ' this world-1&space,■ and) that Qpd Is a'fixed ptindlpW of ; godd, 'Ibye, ^ im o ^ , - afid


divided, _ ’I'SaVd' a p * pointed' outtthfere'Is


Accurate ' fittifag): for s'prdRufiyj ^ O.S. and extra O.S. figures.


„fiwH D R E M E .d


.ell,must bOme'tb desb^ rato'df fdJse:Pfi ‘


terested from i the cruelty point of view, I D. Ml BEAUMONT.


damage even: If : the


The Valkyrie," , East Keswick, Yorks,


HOUDAYS WITH PAY. i Sjj__;Por, sojrie time 1 bave'been collect


My, for mdnBtrial.mid,imanual'worfce.to^ and l e n d e r « ;you .or flAYofYdur readers


ng dataon.the auestlpri of hoUdays wdth


could-Help, me,; i, 'T. am esperially anxious to:, havd: mfdiwatiOttlicoficernlng', the;


f® 5 j?,"


M A I ^ G E S . WBITAKER-FELl.


Rev. S, E. Hatpi dlst Church,pnfi Allan Whitaker," Mr. and Mn..Wj street, ,B a rn oM Fell^ietdestldaud


The marriage |!


Fell, of 29 Bfoil The bride was gli s being atUrdd inti


■floral crepe silk! with hat and shoes to onw 'iHer bouquet was of yellow Irises.


hoes to ,tone,'anL-..__________ . ’ilnk|'cama1 lobs., i.Her slster, Mias Nellie;


was solemnised riat Mooii Lane aturday, of Mr. Charles eldest son of; the late PKaker, of 27, Mosleyr lck, and Miss , Maggie iter. of Ml. and iMrs. J. [fllowrBtreet, ' Cllthexoe. fen, away by her. father, ilue satin with hatiand carrylng’.a bonquet;ot;


y,the fetho-


sU, Was;bi Idesmald,; wearing a igown, of i


; dr,i YlhcenWhitaker, the' ‘bridegroom’s brotiier, performed the duties of best man. and Air; d iflo rd Chew, the bride’s ’ conslrijwas mtoomsman. A' receptloni was held at the bride’s home after the cere-; mony. Amo ig the gifts to the bride, and bridegroom was! &' pair of blimkete' ^pm | work friends of the bride at Salford


.Bridge-MUil.! ■'■, ■ i i i ' : " ' 1 1 : J li


-- rthe' workers;? : Has, !lg^ occasion-arise;


hevet - Varies,, bnjy ■ th e- wrong 'thlnMng arid Ectlfig of t£e> morial mind ■ Irii the mortaP body- tliat’ vSieS''and causes 'the f my :or' disease Itf ' p ^ that'‘we suHer


rom'.'''' fapoWgtSe'fer'thls but frbffl the writing iifblr.'Collier It seemed to be


( L a d i e s 0 j t f i t t d i ( 3 ) T ■ T l i^ a i te s Ardade, I I'l


Penn^enf; Waving TAE.iyWSTi8'D¥LE^ by th([ EUGENE and otbor MetMods. Bimdly make your appointment.


[ revitalize'ybur Jiaff, giving it now health and reveiililiftjdlllost beauty. I t is a real tonic to the ^k if'at this time of tbi^ year, j


I I i^J^PHONE' 6923 ‘ % This Speijsli ■ 'apparatus installed ■ bjj us will


GIVE tb u B l iA iR THE BENEFIT OF 6'1*EAiyi\ TREATMENT |


>


7^ Preston N dE b l a c k Nu r n


ew R fl i t IfI h •


You may/-not fully • n services of a mocern 3 nominal chargb and


Accordingly, you are the 32-|>age ,Illustrated title,


e ilize thd wldi^ variety* 'of bank, some rendered at only others at ho cost at alii


descr •ibex tie facilities enjoyed bv


customers of the wcjrld’s largest |6lnt stock the following subjects:


bank and deals With II


i---AOay Jah'd ^cjlleles for Executor and Fi


How to op< Current and I >i Advantige of Busings and F|nat\cihg;' S'tfe| De Serv|M for


A copy of this bool; personal or wrifteh, or the Head Office,


using'-^hequei ’ersonal Seivlcei


p» b ight


all who i Travel Banking


n an Account 'eppsItiActUppi^


Cfverieai Trade s i t Syitbrn.


Small pavings., rusted Biiilftesf


ajppllcatloh to any tran.ch Poultry, ■ London! E ;C l I


is obtainable free on


Affilliud Compinlei: |Be)fiit Thi CIjrdcidilB Bink Ltd. ind Ni NIdiind Bihk Execuii


E inklnj-.t^., 'UdJ ,Norttiern : Irehad ( '( rth o( Scotiuid &nli lid,,Sc«tUod; Of snd Truitt.'Co. Ird. i ’ i


Invited to: obtain a copy of v book bearing the above


OtTeRv': :H lM ^


' In, : otto: .hunting we see , the most cowardly and .'brutal forms of blood spbrt.


After hours of, mortal anguish .the otter.


Ingv p(ter;'hunttog,’i which, appeared in ypur -emumns j jsndeeply: appreciated by humanitarians andl lovers of 'Justlce and fair play. I t )s time these; savage pastimes' Were Abolished by law.; ' ■ They are '8 relic of .primitive barbarism and f QS to ; thc/splrit]! of I'War,-'breeding callPuB IndlSermce to jthe'j agony and sufferirig of-the:nelples3. :.,',;..r:,


SIr.--The: lettpr of Mr, Sharp concerri-


often ai bltch. otter defending Its kits,: finds Itself surrounded by a. crowd of baying dogs and men, •, I t Is then tom to pieces by ; the hounds and;. If any kits escape, I'they must die of, hunger and misery deprived' of. their mother. ' : , Why Ahould”;|lie leafy bankslof Eng­


land’s Ipvely streams be desecrated by such savagery ? More, than 90 per :cent.' of our, population ate: opposed to huntlngi v Of thlfe I had propf recently when cto-


to P a rll^ent-igalnst blood'sports. GEO. HORSFALL (M.A.).


‘‘Rosebank,’’ Ilkley, , ' June 25th; 1937. :. ., ; ,


, ■'Ttt Tlf***" , ' : , : '_.1 ti !/' ■ “ A DISGUSTING SIGHT."


men and women are spending their leisure otter huhtli g-perhaps may I add my* iprotest ■ -igal i s t ; this detestable sport. Otters: are harmless creatures, and sur ;ly' they have' as much right to the fish; In the rivbrs as human beings, who only fish for sport,'not for food as the otter dPes. j I l l s a>disgusting sight to see a crew’d of men and'women armed with'metal shod' poles, setting off .on; a day’s “ ^Ort.” I t Is" a perverted form of pleasure and It Is' time those ' who Ip-' dulged m- lt lopkeq Into their b'ffn 'souls and recognised' the sadistic Instincts which prompts their desire to run a living creature to death.


Sir,—Now that so many, gallant (!) ;


we do not know of U Bfette^-i^ceiyer, do you ? j Demonstrations gladly, arranged. The Eadib, you’jve ;heard so much about.


N f e \V Jncoi^ipratcs thO’iInt^t': Improvements'in radio constniction-r


12,.Stalnbum Driv 1 ’T ! ■'


■Juiie 27th, 11937; ; ■' REVOLTING. ( I DIXON) CA8TU


Tour GAri:, GLITHEliOld


Local Marconi Dealer ToL 214


letter of Mr. J. 'O.Bharp which' appeared In-your oaper of June 18th against otter hunting? ’.'I I' t '■■’"*.* Of -all the despicable “ sports ” whlfch " Af ............. ■


Sir,—May I be allowed to support the


one of the worst. The only charge which thB'otte


the law k -' :Excip8ivE,i^l7TEa;Qj;4ra ^


' S y FRpekSi; Cdntin^^^^ j


BiAfihar,;Bryi,;Morloy?i Baliib TO-M pi;": WEAR, 8U,ITfj,, Model Pur? ;■ FROij.K^many at less than klfipri'ce!^ Wfndtor; and:; Leading AssUdef


9RROW, SATURDAY, dULY 3rd 19, Lord St


, -'C ' / * I :


angler’sieheihy). so why should the otter be sublepte'd to’lthe heartless cljaslhg ahd, harrying; to ■ death by' a few people who apparently are! unable *to control their bfood’lUBt? i'-p''-:'*-;-',.'


fasetoatb ig creature Is! that to order to f eep-alive it is guilty of eating a few


cir hunter can brtog against this lsh.' preferably lefels v (which'; are, the,


In the i breeding season, which to all r decent people appears particularly


':, I apptal .to. ail ovmers x>, forbid their, la id,


hunter sport” ...........


t and, ,fox-hunttog; ibeaglelfig) etc., have' evotee ?


evolting.; . T. x;;:-' ; OthCTladherents of'" bWbd sports,’’.stag


o ^decency toistopihuntlng daring the season.* ■ Is It that' the otter the :iWorat ’ species of “ blood y;.


■ ■ ■■ farmers and land-* the otter hunters on


They surely do plenty of s The worst part about - this so-called : port Is the fact t o t otters are hunted' otter hunting Is surely ■ J'.,', i Q. BERESFORD HOLMES. asslng la hunting-jcoutttyrfor a.petltlon ,


last thrfe pafagraiaiS. THel iacta-remato that e poucy^and 1 write only of policy T^bf He'rrl Hltlef tne-pape^hange^^^ arid MussdM Uie blacamfth„af6‘tHe-poBcida M that- changed'both i couhtrida front' KaT,


°*^plymg'to ''‘jAhl-FakcW^ If he wfll read catefuliy the first patagraph of hls own letter he'wfil find the'answer to.h^


reyolutlqnart' 'cduritries, to the finest capltalSt; with'liabhuri countries' In the world I 'wheter Marc ‘ Bodallsm 'arid Odramurilismi striked and lockouts made


arx’•Sdciallsmf Communism,^ Bolsherik


the wage eafriers |arid 'wage payers Jd establisfidd ori' p suedessful, secure :fb u n d a t ld n .j ,,,''‘ I n . cdncluslon'' I. would Ifice to sav;;


{Natlbriai' 'Socialism' for


M e n ’n f cW f e 'to Germany we’ were told that Heilr rHltler,


amon Swasti


for Jev^h people; a nation' of .their; own f gentiles.'5’ ’Hitler’s yderman


lag meaiis spiritual :upllft. Av|;A. ' TATTiESAl


pelations •.between'r-.employer.'and-em-


Bndiy glvemme'Etatements; to-make their information pUbiic shptild


ldyee ?’'Mafly'df the'Idadlngjrms h ^ ^


m & a t lo n ’h b o u t 'J ta i ld 'th e :n ^ &dato$bfliSie'mployers. All’letters will


:ate'very'mupp'aifve to .It.;, ■ JAMES S. ’WHITTAKER.


28. Red.Uon-square, I ; London; WiC.l'.-,vr :


June'28th,'193L ' • DEMOCRACY . IN DANGER.


castigation for his conduct of the con­ troversy during the lait:fe,w„weeks. At this criUcal: juncture ,ln..the .hfetory of Western European' democracy he ought td have concerit'ratediUpon the Issues In­


' 6lf,!^‘‘ E 'i j ’:d e s ^ e e the most.' severe


alwaWt icarrled' arid .stood by the’ New Testamadt,' b'elleilDg It was, written, to, guide the;'gentllesi'ihe'.beUevlrig,lhe.^^: Tesfamerit:wasiteltteri by Jewish Writers


; wduld havdi) rallied; to: his suppdrt the ' entire Labour and liberal and' the'Left Wing of the Tory patties, not to men­ tion the’ democratic’elements amongst his opponents. Instead dt'which he in­ tdulges In an ihteresUng but very un-


volved In the latest Encyclical from the yatican.;. By m. doing .h e could and


has gone over , to Mussolini 'bag_ and If I that be,do it.is to be hoped


a Government Cpmmlttee of inquiry ,eX- airitemg the imatter);;grid ,thinking taen


f'great Ite'pprtoce.afcPtesen^^


loUdays’ Arith .:pay,' I 'Shduldi appreciate ''T.nP *T1 ATYIA. ATld


■ If '8ny employee reads, tpls, and Is.glveri ■■■’'■ j! ■ J,'’


betoknowlepged;::, . o I need tiard!y.'say;that this questlon.ls


WILSON—DDXBCRY. wAt tei


o f : and


icki


...... ce, .Cl theroe,: and- Miss L. Duxbury, second, d a ig h fe r ‘Of,' Mrl. and .MrS.:W. Dnxbury, cf Baraoldswlck. The Vicar of .Barnoldswlck (Rev. J. H. Warner) offlclated, I ind during the servlce/several I were sung, including “ The


ir..Edwin Wilson, only son, of Mr. Mrs. Elliott: Wilson;:of 5, SalthlU-


St. ,Mary-Ie-Glll Church, Barn on Tufesday! the marriage took place


that breathed o'er Eden." M Carols was the orgaiilst. :


h Ivell; a id silver shoes. ’ Her bouquet ad


and conristed


atte and


;Glven away by her father, t h e , a gown of- silver lame, Juliet cap,


• ‘i


tided't y her sister. Miss Hi Duxbury, H I by ■ the bridegroom’s sister, Mrs., S.


of -'Harlssl UlleS. ■ ■ She was


ortocte, both ioj whom wete'attired' In pmk florafgeorgiette over, taffeta. iThey


■ ' ' headdresses of flowers, and muffs __ shoe.' to . tone. Mr; A. Dubxury, brother I oT the bride: was' best man. Meats; W; Duxbury and H. West grooms- mefi, and' Mr. B. NlchoUs ’ushPr.M ^^ ; A tepp^ 'on was held a t Bracewell Hall,


>lds- ' l l ’. '■ «TH E CHIEF”


LEAVES eUTHEROE GIFTS AND


THE "SPECIALS.” MR.


UNIQUE


THOMPSON’S POPULARITY.


Station has been the setting fbr many eVentSj often - not* foo, pleasant,' but::0H' Tuesday night,' a very happy little cere-' mony. took place, tfierp.. Mr, IWlUlajm Thompson, th'eh Gteef ’Constable: of, CUtheroe' .but. no#jChlef'-Constable of Lancaster, and Mrs.-Thompson; were ipre-- sented wlth-gUts *as* a token of appreria- tlon of their work jn CllthCroe by the special constables, -i


The bourfr room a t Clltherqe Police ’ ■ , ■ ■


ebony walkteg stick, suitably Inscribed,, and framed, photographs; of the Chief Constable \dth the ,!! Specials,’^ and 'with


the “ Special’’ officers. Mrs. Thompson received a pair of cut-glass candlesticks,


handed over by Inspector James Watson, ■who said that during the time Mr. Thompson had. occupied .the position of Chief, Constable; to CUtheroe, he had t served- the tewn-l'^efl- ^ was Invidious


The gifts to Mr. Thompson were


and later the newly married couple left for their: honeymoon, ^ vfiilch; IS jbelng spent at Douglas, Isle of Man. On their return. Mf. aiid Mrs!'Wilson will teslde a tlew ln ^ n -a v en u e , Wllpshlre. , | '


imely exposition of Marxian economics. ■ I t would appear from Press reports of


(pATHOLIC ANNUAL


this'iatosf vEnqycUcm'! that the, ■yatlcan


that’- n i l ' 'd’emdcrats r - not excluding Catholic deraocrats-vrtU sit up and take notice and act accordlnglyv ';; • UWUIB W , VilC. w


harig together We ''shall harigj separ- s ' ! T; ; , s ’ 'li :,i > HGILANT.


Letters'-oni'the Spanish situation: are un-: avoidably held. over.. ’ ' ’


;NbTICE"].Toi'"’CONk;E8PONDENX8


CO-OPERATIVE HALL, WHALLEY I"-Talkies al.TJieir Best


Next Monday, Tue<day;and Wedrteeday


' JLIDELEINB CAiRROLL and ■■ . GEORGE. BRENT in ■ |


Thursday, Friday abd Saturday RALPH and;3UDYGUNNm


IN THE WHALLEY.


; ACCIDENTS.—Two accidents occurred on; Wednesday, but Ifortunately there were no personal Injuries. About 1-10 p.m. a motor-car driven by Harry Lomax, Sunnyslde, ; West Park-road, Blackburn, skidded, when a grocer’s lorry pulled up suddenly;taifront, and collided with a stationary motor lorry, the driver of which Was Waltef Reason, 19, Parkln- son-street, Mill- HUl!; Blackburn.,. T h e ' front-dumbi* Iron bar ’■ o f th e ■


,* .


damaged.—When patelng the junction of Station-road, a ■ motor-car driven by Wm. Mitchell, I60,*Paley-road, Bradford, collided with the reariof a wagon driven' t by Wm.i.M’aufJce Clark, Field House Cot­


■ lorry was


toMho);agon, but, |heiadlator of* the c W ' DAY.-^’'postponed ----- ----------- ’


age, Rlmlngton: No damage was done


from whiteTuesday oh account, of the nearnf^'of. "


:satoroiy;;:afternoffn'jM. th ;g rbM o e |T : to .’;“t e h t o aftem6pii,Mces 'anff cbmpetltlonsfor.the


'CHuttl.____ _ ______ ______ _


;chiidM,'^ete:,’superi^ H;-Wffilambi and’f t o : W; A. Peters,, and afteTOras'tea.wMbeWed to .the, scholars


.; B iw o n o p i l ■ HODB.-^kttautag a serles.'bTtaiks. oh'Jtelttibdlsm,. the :,Rev.


anff:bte;eptsSt to s 'ew ^ meiife i were excellentbr carried through by^toBOndM


* ; ; .


Roland Holt] spoke'Bobut early Methodist* preachers!t o d '!tolr.';'OT,k*i at:*’ the Devotional Hour held' a t .the Methodist t Schbolion Weffiie^ay'evening/ *! He said'


that the- early:Methodist preachers were men bf Uttle' .learto^'whereas most of them were great ^Biblical scholars and people of c'lflture. The meetings are held each fortnight. ’


h a t 'a coitoon totakb'Was.to :suppb^^^^


road .fe turfi round; ' Not finding a conr vehlent opening, he lattemptedj to pass, under the'rallway bridge with the result th a t the woodwork' bf.. the upper deck was completely 'wtefekfid and the ■windows smashed. ' There were no passengers to the vehicle a t the*time. .


afternoon, the driver, of an Accrington dbuble-deckpr 'bus: went-tote Station-


rs BRIDGE—To avoid traffic to the main street on Sunday


SCHOLARS’ OUTING.:


Owing to the antics of Mussolini and democrats of


^ n .g b t together, _ ^ e O f l ' l t Weddn’t


iyeaya schibl trip, tmd at'a quarte^^ sevfa a hundred and twenty chfldren acepmpan ed by six teachers,’left ;L ow - g a te ' m : three motor ;coache?. :!'‘,The - iblfeatlon of hearing'Holy Mate . to th e


Paul, was chosen as the date for ti


nOREIAnffiE AND SOUTHPORT, 'fteBdaf ilaStj Feast of ,8S. Pete


!fl(^ed ^}y;;jafc^:Mptecambe an d j^ ih e Dlimes ;w,ere rather' .'depleted on aftlvai ■at Buiihy'jSouthport.' - However* a good a fruit-tea revived the children and they


bus dinner time' saw a prompt and full lattihdante!_;::Desplte adri^^^


amusements, ta d bn the Marine. Lake boats arejso th e teachers find, Inexhaus-' 'tlble. They apparently learn to look after themselves and one may say t o t 'eveh to abtlctoatlon and retrospect this trip continues to be an occasion


& d 'tlli;9-|o.':;:-Their stories Of t o “ fraud” land adventure among the


of specltl meals, fiult on chocolate


oh' tetiifn, the charge, of .five per child meets all expenses asslsttmce.


,„v outward journey and BLAC: URN SAVINGS


TRliSTEi BANK.: "


EXCEllto’f ' FrogrEss rep AT HALF-YEARLY MEE'


EP()R1 I'iDiNG.


IRTED


Clltheroe and at Rawtenstall were show­ ing* very satisfactory results," .' and premises had’ now been acquired for l further epenslons a t Accringtea,-Bum-


late to the fab! .i t o t the above'footbridge Is to danger-oi' collapse;, and as to your columis .some time ago a sin,all


ey and Cptae; ' SADDLE .i)R FAIRY BREOGE. Sir,—Much publicity has t e f i given of


.,' The" foUowlnj'gentlemen comprise' tlto


committee'has been formed to further scltGinc ‘


* -:


:and:,js.oiije.;bf the fpw remaining pack . horse bridges 11 this p a rt of the countit-


beitocon medium.


cheme’.fof it ^


ip u t e b f thel.diatriot'to; MAp account ,has beett' opened - at


Hsgwlck.land,;! Hinder, have consented to' collect thp sum* Iheeded fori the rtpalfs,;


artins Bank. Cllthexoe, and!.Messrs. B ; dona ion will - be" gratefully


............. JOHN COliiNQE. FRED Q.; AC: '


ited. , .1 "


, As preriquslj’j stated to .your paper the footbridge tov jived:. Is * extensively - used


committeeMS. .J. Colllnge, ' chairman; :Archdeacon’'Aekerley.- Messrs;' (J. RbbtoV son. J. Smalle: r./'J. Bi McClurg,- C. to'r'dj J. B; W. Flshvlck and T. G. tonder.


s, To .enable is ,to~ cawy/toroUgliitHfe' ■


man of the Bank, presided, and sald the Board h ad ‘reason to be gratified with the excellent progress made during the half-year, ended 2Qth May, 1937. : The number TO 'open .accounts had Increased b y 2,488,'malting a total of 57,082; whilst the total funds of t o Bank now stood at 335,697,359 . 14s. 7d., ■ and 1-showed an r -toerbaae- , for the half-year: of £236,798 114s.''3d.- . ■ ■■M' :;- The :btencbes ' tecently. “(^^^ at


thb head bffleb of the Bank; Lord Street West, Blackburn, on WejJnesday. ■Aldermtju Sir WlUlara Forrest, chair­


"rhe hal f-yearly meeting of the Black- bum Tmitee Savings Bank was held at


v gate: diaperse'd . to_do whatever ^toey


Feast was fulfilled; at St. .Peter’s ■edral 'Lancaster, and, IMoretmbe, reaihed! I before eleven.:, With ty.the.crowd disappeared


tAii-J O* ' T)A4'Aik'a Catl ■ohey and


help thinking that no Chief Constable under whom he had served—and he had served under folir-^-lhad raised the tone of the Chief Constableshlp to CUtheroe more than’Mr. Thompson. “Your kind­ ness .and 'your UnfalUng courtesy 'have gained out'retpect.jatid In handing .you to s b ifliotographs' of a body'of men who have served you well when you have called upon them, wp hope that when; you look upon them to' your.iOfflce, where we hope you will givethem a conspicuous place, you will-be. reminded that hCre to this old borough Were men prepared to serve you and the town, and to do all they could on occaslons bihlch'demanded their senlces,” Mr. Watson said. :


o make comparisons, but'be I Could not Never Had’; Better Men. j


had a better set bf men under him during 23 years’ than tile' present members of the speclaUconstabulary. . “ As you swing that stick to and fro on;a civic day In the' streets of Lancaster,, may It i ever remind you of those to a little borough more ancient ton* Lancaster, who , held you, In the greatest. re.spect,” Mr. , watsoh continued. He hoped,Mr. Tho.mp-


Mr. Watson added that he had never


son would rl|e stlU further, however. Mr.Thompson might wonder what he had done to' gain their respect.; I t was


qulte'easy to tell. He had done bo with good manners, to 'the sense that never h a d .: a I special.; constable.:; approached


The gifts consisted of a silver-amounted',


M l TRIBUTES BY


\


SE A R C H IN G W OR LD S IT l R EV . C. B,


at Moor Lane Method' oI .Sunday school iuni anclal j-esult was £82 I' •There was a verj’ re


The annual appeals wi


ceritred in the day’s se: ducted by the Rev. C. I of the Brunswick Chi scholars pad their, alloU aftcmoou'.senice being f in it sentirety. This;


gilower service, each di hymnfts of flowers to


gatlon. In addition,' t Primary scholars, Jean


Holden: a solo by Do Scripture. lesson was


■n


i.f. .•.! oM iUFto' a' new ohe I any. dayiliSTIfat’s aii rfiht if


FRiCHD of min* (b ime flial he prefirs H


i you. want ttV lean against i Wet'paiht-^thaf will leave! a 1 lasting impression on H.


iI But ,ff. you wOTt; to leave a


i ycur .latolfrlebd, ypU, need * iiothes .that I?PK wnart and i ard hot 6babbV.;abd stbindd. i That’s wby I am cbrttiUually ‘ telling you that Redmaynes ; arb tailore tt reiy u^n both las to style and flt Call and iiseethem. . ; -


I" f‘lasting^: Im r fm n " :pn s which greatly pi


'■vglad to see present at .


Knowles. Mr. Jotinson chairman was an old f the Sunday school, Mr, of Morecambe, who ref help and encourageme more youthful days fr Fo the late Mr. Luke De-


i course in , the eveniijg,| “ I ’ will restore to j] of locpts have, eaten.”


Ford, led the.hearty hymns inoming. and latter service, gave a ' anthem, “ Praise the Name.’’ < Mr. Johnston deUv


rd and Mr. Thom'as choir, under the


: 9,


t h e DURA:FIT I TAILOR


market FLACE, CLlTHERCr


and every green thing and for whose exter far proved powerless desolation and ruin befoul the watercoul.. that nothing is left lo: ’ihe preacher made t


m ‘the ravages of th clouds and devoir


E n g a n em d n t i f rom i


WE Mi


O R W A R W I I USJ


piiesent time? the , pi experience of the ms ■ years of trial, of slcl


ioHune, and, looking wondered how we hf And maybe, too, we t in I our own strengt: through times of disa w tulal and moral steri


thhat they would do


the locusts had eatei tians believed it wa; than to go back. ,


em live their life.ag


him. without being received, •with, klnfir ness I and :■ courtesy. Concluding, Mr. Wateon said he was sure Mr; Thbrapspn would not get anyone to serve him better than the Clltheroe Special Constables had done. : t * -i Mr. J. E; Smithies, J.P., another officer,


presenting the, candlestlcka to Mrs. Thompson, said he had listened with great attention to'Mr. Watson’s eulogy, and to that he could whole-heartedly subtoribe.' . Mr. Watsoh had referred to Mr!- Thompson’s; !'kindness,’ and he thought this very applicable. I t was almost acknowledged that there was, a certain severity In,Chief Constables, .but It had been' absolutely lacking In Mr. Thompson. He thought the trend of r justice: at the presept'momeht'whs one of


Incliidingi good


!" iliere must be :a winning sentiment and bharm tb jib thls,”iMr Smithies


and he was'perfebUy certain . t o t Mr. Thompson had ever* beforelhlm.th’e reclamation rather th a n 'to condemna­ tion of hlsTelloWs.1 During Mr. ’Ffiomp: son’s period at CUtheroo, affairs had run smoothly t o o well, and he had earned their regard to a very great degree.


eclamation rather, than; condemnation,


added; "He ihay have It Innately, but there Is. something else.cohtfibuting to


|j.'''V. it is the influence'of his wife.” I t '-welore very appropriate to have


♦bat Mndness.- li Vetyiprobablyjaiid inost


and also to make’ r e c P ^ f e ^he” hout presenting . the *, candlesv.^% w ie Ir Mrs. Thompson : would live happily in Lancaster.


hJw S u c h * 'th e '^ ^ '^® ‘* H what recognition


gathering for: their- kind thought ■’* making the lift.,.-.’ ■ . „


Mrs. Thorap.son ‘briefly th an k e? - , ' * ! \ a » Mr. Thompson’s Retoonse.


little. bit Of * fellbw--feeilng for th e’ unfor-*- '' :turiates:iwho>igetl to fq . the ddek,’’'


. : “.I ’have:neveri3fia^ being: .to; the; dodk'’'hefore;' but* ■ t


rVinmnerttii i Irml j A_.l


vatoawgvvoltoteryi.se^vibe wtoch'*'to hafl'!0ven, to ito tow n -tod '; t o hiitoelf. ThejrJhadnotibeenco"'‘‘“-‘


;efvide‘!


tdse-’ociiasiofiilMb’ t o g / a n i ^ t o d u f ^


tatid .lJ:do; ’appreciate'*%!Hat* ydii did "


iWS- ,bf


:^nd I i^QW,that;in;ina,ny.lnstances, your duties have entailed financial loss’ ; In


addition, you have, had^ fo. -saoriflce a great many pf' yoto Jlebure' h


congratulate youionyourseriseof citizen­ ship, and thank you for the support you


I haye,glven.,me |wlfllst r have* been to


p ho had been;successful J'n.gaiiflDg a ably be the last occasion on which Mr


ost In'.Mrachester; Mob-


o present the tokens, which he and his jvlfe would always treastoe.: *.".’They Will'


wish hlra^,'On;tos:otm ,**'anff'the' *ot^^ Special. Constabtos' -behalf; * g<jod\heafth and prosperlty^’C q n ^ t;on said I t had been •re»:tond'.of them


emtod us of-toe, :,picasaht ; times we pent In C3lto6r(W,?;bif,(totftei^ (Continued* foot of next column.) *


* ■ '*:. I,:*;..'ll','


‘ The Chief Constable: said he would nke w to referto Mr. Smith, a sPeclAI sergeant,


Smlto ,woUIdj.(ake imrt/picmffcto'ln any' affair c o n n e c t e d ^ i tK ' ptabulary to jtotheroe and he wanted to


fe e l A .


>rv:;J*'toll present: and* to tell her , t o y were giving him,


to hfir.' in


beto awarded by fl^6jf'®?oastoe Educa- s Committee to t o tollawtog:-_


jiunior scholarships for iatiendance at 'iilheroe Royal Grammar , School have


. Robert >& , 25, Castle-vieWi ..


. A. Slater, 28, Victoria-street. J t* .1 ^ 'H to so n , 10,-SteMary’s-stret. Mail, ^ v , BJacltiiurst, :fi( Fort*street.


g, wllkto50n,_^^15.^CMtlerylew.


r ia s 'ln f e t r b , ’21.'Bru'n'gbriey-avenue. a wiikto ..........


tolo’b , E^ ff,:D3rne]l,.12,’*Mton-terrace.


Alan RUshtph,!5,: Hanse ‘i'feh-avenue, Arthur-Roberte, Clandon, ri |. ■ .


tolc'.Mllls,i 28, .Chau,: ! ^ h i , Read, Eric! Rawcllffe, Coal


,'Oi«reet, Read.


Dortjthy Dean, • 91n Woone-laqe. Betty Greenup, 39, Brook street. K£(tMeen M. lNelld, Rydal-plafce. - Marjtjrle SMth, .Back-lane, Wlswell, Yvonne Hlndle, 12, SunnysMe-avenue,. I' j!


I(leofge, D u ^ en , 3, Thom-strk ‘ ! HVy/M. Musgfoye,‘,6. Pendle-rdad. Nazel; Nuttfri) 67,: Jubilee-terrace.


ancy ,H. Yeevers,-. H, Pendletroad. \ K giEbn. tocaster, 6, Pendle-street^East,


Jam|s, -V,.|^eillker, of 57, west-view, whoto stoqol win be .selected later.


Bi'tofla’Rawc^^^^^ 5,' Larklifll. WhaHw. - I A* scholarship has also, been,gained by


hato (s'ltis palirt'ed.—Canadiafi Mounted* Policeman.


f,'; .(^nttoliei! frefa


tod'ChthetofbotoUgh; aUd'iWejjiopeltof s'ometlrne, &' the' fature We'Wll, have' the' toatore' bf | cpnflng among'sl you 'un-


Offidiai; Mr.


Const ibles for the'last' tline.1 o'mpS'bff. then dismissed the he cbh'cluijed, i . ..


yearf at a'.^'retoh'. The attraction' of t o jlace; Is, to peculiar that we always gc Jack again. ‘ Life' up there ls not half so*


Wi step'fa the Arctic from two,to’.fbur'


WllUam J . l : 87, SeedaU-avenue. Stahley Barke., . SO.' St: Mary’s-street. Joseph Sanflersbii,.,!-(^-*road.


Ouaiityup. .Prices doifii INDEPSNDENX SPRIN GIN6 STHL FINER PERFORMANCE MAN


NEW FEATURES NewVauxhaU“12”&“14"


!So'ccessoS to the famotis Vauxhall I Light Six. An levim finer car for [ tdll less jnoney; Saloons


horn New Vauxfaiall


! Ah I entirely new, big yp“’'h?b, r aligned|lto meet world competition


I'ihpriceabdpetfonnance. 298 y. W EU G A T E , CLITHEROE


■-■' l l : ' ' TEL. 224. T* i* • ' '


' i . SCHOLARSHIPS.


England,, thank Go great decline. which, Queen Elizabeth. 1 „had 'been no ijecovi Assyria, Babylon, Gi which the locusts at I of We Iwas


;! THE tVOKlI All, nations ■ had


thj! 1


lAud what about today? What beto since (he ISIS? ^


wAll! hopes of


universal suffering v Much of it was out WAS our fault. Hi


brid borne of, 'earsl ,reconj


acknjwledge that resoi rces, healing ij nobliT wav of life, i Had’those who laid] that three parts would be enslaved, fearlof universal baj would be arming


THE


MRS. LC iRESSIVa


, Chirch by the V wopth), assisted H. Williams) ant seniatlves of tht Itlons with whlc beeii actively as! ously supported ■ These included


high esteem In * was held In the ' fa. the family v; Chprehyard, on Julia Longworth, Mr Thomas Loi known cotton t . A service wasj^


. Whalley District the local branch Association. In attended to ma


•a lady who had t In jhany phases


!M : The private u i to:ank Longwort


law and daugh worth, daughte


rs.;Hugh Slant


,! I Longworth, g I Thomas,; niece Colonel L. 'C


I law; the Rev. I . son andidaugl


; I (nephewt); M; i


'I * ’Wajpole-street 'i and the mana


'[.wreaths from


I '.Blackburn mill ; I I lAmong th e )


; ' Thorn, of Bla . Howarth. of Bl was manager and Sons, with


: ' J; (Continued


1 Collins;: and h Also In the


My’Soul” and ‘ ■heart" were “ Nunc Dlmittis


he I service, the here were m|


allusion to the prophe] certain judgments of G of His people, and his an^ce! Followed; the pi repent aiid the pastu should spring up aga friiit.'the fig-tree ant strength-" and I will i that the locusts hath i and the cattefpiller : ifa great army which ’■Was there anythin


piiy psl'l*-;.


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