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- 'you will find the very %


jnewest in D re s s G o o d s ! Our i customers marvel


' at the i'tremendous StocK iwehol(jl--the I variety of the.


jdesigns, • 1 1 StIf! MDI


VteTOBIA I


I ' 193 Exhibition i Models iiess & Si ® T , M a r k e t P l a i c e , f i lA C K B U B r f W


offerj you tie pest value- need W


e have the Qoods— m r .


' l - i ' e say, more? ■ i !


l^ads to. arrest on WHALLEY THEEiT CHARGE,


olTEaivEsi complimented.


4wo cigarettes of an unusual brand led the arrest “of Josfeph ppuglasWO),-


living in furnished rooms ta Pidpkbui^i uncli Janies WllcUng


i Cou?f ^ W d a y


of 16 Ddrwent-^reet,] Bla^burn, p h S a t CUth^roe -County


. steatog


S e t t e s . goods U Jewellew valued af p I s 3s eif.fropi! “ Hatewood?’ Portfleld,


seh e S t o t l i r C e months hard labour. C e r Watkins Noble^i manu


^ K t h e f c feeadtog gunU both-the accused were


tJ turer^^ 0” “.Hare^ood,’' POrtfleld, M e y stated! that; a t ^ -50j.m. on


ently to lounge,


ti ■ a


nKShpr’eth 'h d left his house with the an W o w s seared.! > e n he


last night wreekjwhen chUdren---- the stage. The duties of host a id ho by


" At'Home8:i’’| |were Successfully ' '' * , 1'


Clltheroei oof Lane Method were


Leelnlnk arid Jamds Slater, a rd th the chairman by Rosemary Rean. A delightful programme w a s . . by the p f l ib w I children, th( se part being


fulfilled dVaCX MAVv wl*i


greaves, Gladys DUwson, Jean and Sh Battersby, jJpari Spencer, Bessie Bfi J v M i l i j C C U l i a i g ) * »A U * * v * M V M VW I


rie prr,


Eileen Eccles, latbaira and


DM LOl


»•


ireen [an


Jean Reemmg,| Muriel Webster, il T3iifVk TATrmcnrt Mfll


Jim Bbwshef. | |


and dancesi aU submitted dence and; givlngj much p L - .— .


?etnned at W|30 p.m. ihe fomid someone h K e e n ih the' house, ehtSing appar­


'e and! had ra!nsacked drawers, )g away goods and jewkUery valued


£56.3s. 0d.|:t ' !


brown leather brown puiSi contalmng about


engagement ring, a grey bolonred ring box, a rolled! gold^pock,et wateh, a


The manfarticlM iniluded a lady s an


!' -


solid silver Cigarette box cigarettes! ! a fountain pen, powder


c(OTpact, folding watch, ep p su te meter,'eleitric torchi pnCj piece ^ glass, two I compasses, two : lady 8 brooches,! a lady’s' bracelet,! a lady s gold bracelet, a pair of jeuff links, a pair of lady’s earrrings,! three ties, two collars,! and a bottle Of scent.


at Church',' stated ‘th a t ialong with Detective-Constable |p v t l l . „ h e _ saw louglas at 41,jLeyland-Streel;, Blackburn.


Detective-Sergeant. ;Gregs6n, 'Stationed


Cigarettes ori :the footpdth ;at Wllpshlre. I Slot satisfied, they took P » r 4 n t o pus-


rield, m t i le y . On looking through tome drawers; he found two cigarettes sfinilar to! [the missing brapd. which Tuld not be obtained locally, in a clgar- itte case i Douglas said he found the


P y ' told ! ;hlm they were looting for b p e rty stpleh from |“ Harriwood/’ Port-


' Replied, “ Not guilty-’’ T ? , to f c o nM 1 their inquiries and a t 2-15 on. October 22nd prlsorier said hp.wlshed to make a ktateraent.! ' In thei statement Douglas Emitted th a t on Saturday, October 9 th,


tlody. Wheri charged with the offence he and Wilding wqnt to| "Harewood


I placing them ori a shelf under the stairs. tAt 4-0 p.m. the sanie day] he recovered


5nd, entering the hpuse by ,the back door Which they found Insecure, took ^ a y the goods meritloned'ln thq charge. They {hen went ito 16,; Leitis-street, Great Sarwood, where Wilding s mother lived, rind hid !the articles In two stockings,


he stolen property from to, Lewis-street.


He then Interviewed Wilding who said, “ That Is right, I h e . stuff 1 Is at my mW e r’s.’’ ! f Later I'WUdtag was shown the stateroerit made by Dpuglas and he


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! , I Sole Clitheroe Agents ' ! i '& d Wilding! said, “ Guilty'


,Vhen charged wlth|toe offence together Douglas said, “ Pi®^, 811*'*'^ ^ *’


nade a statement wfeiuti


liYou have pleaded guilty to very serious offences: have you anjrihlng to say?. Douglas replied, “ I think we have been Ivery foolish; to commit these offences,


Colonel Starkle (addresClng.prlsoners). ^ ,


I and Wilding said, “ I am Sorry and I will make sure It does riot oepur ; again,


SIX pTHElt OFiraiNCES.


I! Superintendent Pagett told the magis­ trates that: rirlsoners ■ wished s^ix other-


offences to he taken Into consideration. These were of a minor character com­


pared with th a t offence arid Included the


theft of a 1 plane and' an axe from a building site !at Whalleyi three ^hens


I five pullets' valued: a t £1, ^ om a field a t Great Harwood: one cwt.' of lead fiashlng' valued at 12s. 6d. from Great Harwood ‘ railway; station; and also breaking and entering a platelayers cabin and stealing la pair of boots and a crowbar on the railway r ear Great Har­


valued at 7s.:6d., the property of Henry I Yates, Whalley: two hens valued a t 6s.,


the property I of John Chlney, WhaUey, wood.


Robinson):: Have ; the missing articles been recovered? !


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'MTCMBS. MobERN W CLOCKS and iew, . : : j


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Thi Wedding Ring House, AR^ON LANE, CLITHEROE ifelSTMAS CLUB.


boots and crowba^ arfe the: only things which have been recovered Superintendent Pagett told the magis­


Superintendent ! Pagett; iThe mpSi ,


The Magistrates’ Clerk (Mr.A. J. D. I ' ,


I .' !' ! ,


trates that! Douglas, who was a native of Barrow-in-iFumess, came to live m th his


dinner je f jthe British Clitheroe heldon Saturday


Dlstlnc


a large;lifathering, and a wris Ise i iryedl by wives, of] Mr. IV. IG


«ii ,,.i(la rh e r was the read a jlitte r pf apology Hprgraves, who was to


present! the' In 'I


episode. ■ ant.


the Clilb warmly thantoi, fjt_iuU I VM\Irt rrlvon ' hw


pageant copifiared with othet towns. I Mr. Edw secoridip the proposltlpi r crirrled With enthusiasm,


proposed) b y , Alderman pointed iu t Ithe, low cost 0;


pageant, j 1 A jvotp of I thanks to


mother, who was a widow, and the re­ mainder of the family InlBlackbum some years ago.] His mother ,4*®^ in i934 and left him with two youilg children. At present he was unemployed. He pointed;


house, and pencil imarks had been made against houses occuplrid by^ females. When he ;was arrested,! Douglas ri®u ® slip of paper. Inscribed (with four names of females with their addresses and tele­


phone numbers. '. 11 j „ , V, Wilding! was a 'native of Great Har­


been preferred against either of the men. Three Hitters vrere rerid to the Bench


That wris: the first thne a charge had J1


nual overseas missionary " At Homes ’ were held a t the; Methodist Church, anc Misses E. LofthOuse and E. House wen the hostesses, Mr. Frank Harrison was chairman, and after the fdfpial opening


Miss Holgate s&g “ Cast Thy Burden,! followed by the! recitation, “|The PeacL Pipe," splendidly rendered i by Miss Kathleen Wilson. The Rev. G. T. Gold;- smith gave a very Interesting lecture on “ Life with the 'Australian Blacks,” and


this was Illustrated by many excellen; lantern islldes. The Misses Holgate again gave an item arid after Mr. Furness had thanked the artistes, lecturer, and the Rev. D. W. Holtifor working the lantern refreshirierits wire served. ; :


! ■ ' • ' - ' ' ' ■


Golf is my idea of sport In, these days.-;- Miss Dorothy Round. , .


all Purpdses TIMES OFHCE.


1 thirteenth century it was applied only t) those who had passed a certahi university


Bachelor was not always used to denot the state of an unmarried man.; Before th


. ‘ , j degree, i ■ - , ' '■ ’


havoc with the hulls of the |old wooden vessels, ^Is capable of boring! Its tunnel through five feet of the toughes( teak.


The tdredo shlpworm, which lised to play


(Colonel A.|E. lel Gendre Starkle). an­ nounced th a t the; Bench could not over­ look the Seriousness of the offences an d , both prisoners wpiuld ibe committed to; three mopths’ hard labour.;


After I a retirement: the Chairman ’( ! , ; :


permission to complinient th a ae- tectlves concerned jpn the smartness they had displriyed, k d said they had


Mri Noble asked | the m ag is tra ls ’!


worked I extreriiely jihard and with great riklU to, Itcover property which he valued very highly. ;


agreed with Mr.! Noble’s Iremarto and corapUraehted Detective-Sergeant Greg- son-and' Detectlve-Confitables North and


Colorielj Btarkle said the magistrates


Bland had dlsplriyed.: "Tt Is due to their efforU th a t tMsI'case.hris bee 1 brought, and If


Ori ithe skill and thoroughness they


thing ' said.


uuv ■ uccu w*y«&***'»


It had) pot . beeri brqught, this sort of !ht have gone on and on, he


J. _ 'nPFAwfa 7» iT


■ The riieb'lc System—! of % b '__


trading ]cpuh( ' adopted i t


1 calculation—came into


789. Slpde'that date, m___ ust of the principal itrlesL-Enghnd | excepted-have


-trie decimal method 3 force in'France in


. LECTURE.—Last night week, the an­


wood, apd 'worked ari|a weaver up to three'riiOpths ago, since which time he 1 had beeii tmemployed. He vias a married man rindruved with Ms wife. There Was onelchlld. '


testifying! to Wlldingri previous good character !


iFletchriri FJ Long, Jack a 'ster.l Edwprd Swarbrlcki arid J.lMarsdfen. Everjo time] arid when the ever li the slriglng,of the Natlo agreed It hrid been one pi and most successful In tha


IThe 'artistes who gave th; 1


Alderman Manley, a:


out th a t when the police ivlslted Douglas S; house a telephone directory ^was found. | although! there wis ho telephone In the


Basliall: Eaves and Bi Committee' an enjoyable In the Assembly Rooms


BASHALL i SHOW EFFORT. — P


Ing, of. a music' of Slmpkori WrlghtJ


deputy,! t nd! hi present ng| or the I held given ' by


Mi! L. Hardy LegionDinner.


success attended the annual ■ ■ Legion Club,


!hav, ( f


ierO . The 1 items Included songs, recltaUons ;


is due to Mis. Webster, who \ ms respon­ sible for the children’s train ng, and to Fofd, E.


the plpnlstoj Messrs: J. C ley andE.| Batterkby. Thel seidndl naif of the - .- a -


Dean, lEdmrind! Bush, Jack Bewsher filled their parts


had paring 'evlderitly worthy of pra se th ]v**>. , children,


nowles, ; Maud'Hargreaves ..............


.


consisted I of !a i dellghtfull: f presehtedi play, ‘I A Rtol Fairy,” depleting the Story of a {amilyfs goid turn to ^ Kfortunately] placed home.


. Cooki and Jim adirilrabm and


Rosemary


received we 1i deserved applai Be'from the audience.! The prod ■ucer, r.MlisM.D^on, kpent muci


Other scholars were r e s p o # lo t the entertmninenti op Saturday alght, when


and she too is ,


thnelpre-


the hrist ar d hostess, the Rev.,and Mrs. hadlhepleasure of, receiving -- - p;rjjinsoriwas


J. H.'Shaw, — „ a large coippanyJ Mr.H. '. i 'X ty p ic a l;.,—- - , -


in the chair programme


lE , m lemberslof


I sh e r’U d 0. Hafgreaves, E.Battei'sby, 10.^ Smith,


Jai J&6kksonf B. Cowman, B.l Proctor, R. Ford,|K. Rartrinl P. Tomlimon. G. Bew-


mbers,! so ’ AJ. vw»»***»-**i —• ------ -


! Parkeir, W Kendall, and !M1ss I a. -! Beck jwas the additional I songs were


was: presented, the title.; ’The ,tray|ed' by


the! party were the Misses ]


ForrAltogetherlthe first half of thp pro- gramriie wris extremely brig it and tune­


anl'Messfs, W. Jl Birch, J . D. Jackson. i)lanlst,l and _____ Mr. C.


w su ig b y '


ful arid was ri dredit to all concerned. Affir t h | irtterval, a diveftlng cpmedy


Cowipan: and Me fessrs. H. Dr ver, D.'Pate- .a . J s b y , A. ,Krindal, a n p .


the


roleswere Misses R.


field, IE.; Battefi i li


“ Let’S'DolA Play.” was ( apitally por-


FroUck,” who Joked and s a n ;, as w k l l^ The


Wa] submitted by i The bu...........


cc ncert party - ^


preserited d nunlber of burl !swes. lel


programmei


Rosemkry apd Dqrothy Dean Eric , greaves, T6ip Dawson, Allan (/pates,


. submitj ta


Edmbfldsoii,f Ruth Townson, MargUret Elsie DawSoL Estelle and


I


Hansoi, : JeinlWalsh, Jean Atkinson, Hszel Taylor,


St Church continued occupied


a most encpuragliii ranged :


I those respor Bible for


addtess, spoke of the grpat work done by won en mlssl onarles : the evening solos 'v e ' pleaitog styii by Mrs W v . v . . . and[Mrs, C. |lsriop,iOfiWaddln^n- Spekkman, of -;Wriddlri|^i^; w®® j" “® accompanist. Miss r much pleasure with satisfactory r e p o r t ' treasurer. M ss Camn the ^ev. W, Marshall


a very aM


was] glvkn by the . I htefore closing, jxtende'd thanks to mating Ithe meet-


tag so succejsful and wards, supper was se and' a sliver collection of the funds.


, ,4bbot; aUo gave her! recitals. A


wed In the school, tvBi taken Iniald


eriJi^able. After-


last night week of Mn. Ethel Efimondm, I wife of Mr. fames Ednriicson, of Dqm -


I OBITOAR'f.-The jd ip ti, piace


ham-road,: In her 43fd y®af- Edmondson had beei; Iri jUl-healtti_for some time, p u t foll®'®®ri b f i employment


I to tfeatmept was neg atl' Shrbpshlre; she camp to irl] and ta the succ^


g• 'if • •


husoand and son, a n l the family. In thelr losrif Prior to ,the interment at-the Chtacjiyard on Mopday, the Rev. WjMarqhall c ow u c t^ a sertice


Geriutae syjnpathy 4,


a t 1|he Methodist Ch^urcta ^® “ JKU, Lover of my Spip^ and Whp


f athoms the eternal (hpUght, were sung Mr.lT Yates preslCta&lat the organ Many old friends were iPpsent and tm Wofeen’s (3ulld was represented. Mr J. Smith 4 r r le d oh. the arrangements Flofal tributes were .sehtlby: Raaband


Aurity Letty: A u n t ip c yM Gecirge,' Nfellie am; 'B ^ b a ra ; tonle. Tommy and J®bn; J a m Lizzie, Geor^^


and Son: I All at . . . ford; and B;


Jackson, I and ithe - audience 'was kept In a errlment ps the


.was rinfilded. The play was well re­ ceived, and the! joint prodveers. Miss M. Dlxori and Mr. H. Driver, m 1st have been amply refaaid for their pfforts by the


contlriuops state of m®-j---— ; „i„„ story 'of the yllfagers’ attempt a t a play


warni|th |of tde applause.


his, Band plriyed dance music, and this too' was i highly] appreclatec, Rif resh-


During ;he; interval, Mr. J. Bailey and


mentk wefe keilved each of the! lorigregatlon.


Uhaw.


Homes”; 'vere again a^d At the clpse.lajvote of th helpers ivas c r" -'”'' the Hevi ]f. H


ivuuc u. „.iaaks to rill the •Tied on the proposition of


n ght by! ladles a; id the " At ilitlnct kuccess.


Aurit Clan, and Un^e Mfs Morlcy, Accrlnjtonj battle, wii . ana famll!', Chesterf l 4 Brlght;Streel[,


andRosali:; Enocli 'M l le and bajoy 'Clitheroe: Toll Bar,


Mrs. Donhigton an d i^ ^v -r--. Mrs. Jeffs ind Wta; Mtt Peimington an Arthur, Cl: theroe;


Brian; Madge; M^ arid Mrs- L. Hu^- 'te; Mrs Roblnsbri fend Mrs, Lav,


1


iMrk. Hall, Clitheroe:}jMr. and_ Mn, Hotsfall; Mr. and Mrs,jYates and G re t,, Mriry Ja n :; Madge) Gqorge and Joan, Blackpool; Nelghbopri ;i Chatbum (3(- o p ^ t lv e Women’k 1 ! Gu Id; W®j{aie Sotlety; Tellow Worklje iple No. 1. Shep.


and Nrs. L. Taylorfefed family; Mr ..„,?llnson and Mary, Clltheroe, Eric ,


; PRESEf TATION.il-The i r in te r '_ ''grrimme of the Mbthfe^ Utaon wjf


’ alko gave an tateresting address on Tl le , h o r i sW of the Chrirril.’’ ,^


opkned or WednesdkyJ ght, when the e was a gcod attendanc] of lu ^ b em it a kervlce held ta the ftapreh^ The vicar, ReV. A. E. Sv?allowI‘M.A. officiated m


epairmari, and' gaip they all knew, thel great work Mrs, rom Mr. F. J. Freeman had done jahe would keep; in re attejided to doing for the Mothers Union, for she the Legion’s never serimed to rirea|ry'i ,“ I often s p


p Coronation' Mrs, Freeman out i and about ta t p proved a good village, and sometiriies wonder how p e


Wr. Hapdy was Manley, who producing the


lard Swarbrlck n, which was


those given ta


'A koclril ivenlng follow! contributing |piccolo a rd iwhistling sOlos,! songs apd


id, the flut!


lid JairiesIWeb-' N. Blackburn


services were Messrs W.


— r solos, monologues,


artistes


jia l if the


jne had a Jolly; ing closed with; Anthem, all'


,._j pleasantest: Club’s history.


splendid meal table, silk umbrella a ad a Bible, m ;h the members, inpcriptlcin on thp] fly-leaf, the Vicar


. Thfere was ' thfe presentation of a bi ,rr walnut p p : e '


'igible reccgnltlon of the work perform :d I by]Mrs. Freeman during! the many years , . jsh e has been secretary. Before maktag


an adjournment,was ipale to the C h u rp Institute, where thkiipenbers gave ta i -


or Whist for


No matter which you we have all requisites games.


PLAYING CARDS ^ SCORE CARDS ’ BRIDGE BLOCKS bridge CARDS PENCILS


and' a ■ choice range 0 'Suitable for Prizds


A


the picture to attends Ito her household duties, th e | the members viCar said. “ She) does, for one only them in the | needs to |go Into her, home to prove tlmt. Mrs. Freeman, unfortunately, Is gett: ng older, and I know she will forgive me w telling you th a t ion October 1st, she reached the age of three score years end tep. I think, howeyer, p a t there Is still a mod deal of work In her, and as ling, as she Iq able,' she ,W1J do her utmost for


I th : Mothers’ Union' asu*.^— - — thb past.”' On behalf |of the memhirs,


occasion of her seventieth birthday i .nd to! record appreciatjori of the' great w irk she has done. Wllklnscn,


by the Mothers


deanery said it gave her great pleasure to, be . pre sen t. p h I P i s very pleasant;


presldlrig; member


can poislbly do. VQU all and works secretary, she ha] cannot


occasiori- man as Union,”


and I 'rimbted


Towers and Mr. S, Chappi looting couple, and.s: kecuridj by I Miss M. B Hullyi Afwaltz compe,. Miss H.lBrirgh and Mr, l i .


the gathering beta; vilde prea. . Dancing ,c| provided by the ' ' Accrlrigton. The Scotland, am, Hodder Bridge


irpwsholmi leiShow da unucie jwas helc in Friqay w n ^


Merrlmacs Band. Judgbs,' Miss Mr. ririd 'Mrs. adjudged Miss


representative yas'eriJoye ,.


Jsrgh :t: tlo n '


loot


Ecclfes and B. Holgate. charge of! tpe catering The) secretary, Mr. E. 1 to tharik all who helped the ieVent .a kuccess. The s tcj |i)| h]l^ on Decemt er


IW.


Newhouse towards


week) forIthe-purpose (f!< electric lights which he ve Iristallqd Inithe chuycl!, large' congregation anc dedication j'wer.e said by Ackerley, I yicar


ject lf-LlgM” ' them of


towprdp th ^ cost of llg l'■ branch chi’aridelier over ;he chojr stalls. w aiu fnating le ld h 'it St. Peter’s Clurch


bqIt^n-by-i THE CHURCH.—A spjclal


n


Mrs. Chew had arrangements,


„ _


____maklne Farmers’ Bab 3rd.| 1,


----- , 'wishes I


__ last night dedldatlng the recently been


the


church havi taken' the privilege loffered' specli ,.al


prea'Ched the sermon, ,taking as lils sub|- Many memb]rs [Of 'the


o f 'M i ...ition,


ThCtoi was a irayers of rchdeacon )who


contributions ..«/,» V. ..ghtlng the twelve-1 service was


I . a N I I wbre Misses Horriby,!Davis, Walm5! 'Rritcllfle, Hezelttae,! Barron and MaUdsley, Mrs.; T,JKnowles ant Maudsley andMr. J'Gorse. ;Inadd Mrs. Edgar Maudsley gave two rei tlrins, Mr. J. Qorsef sang 'several s Dnrlng the Interval jtea and biscuits dltoemed by willing helpers and the entertainment!the artistes enjoyed supper which had! been very kindly sei by Mrs! George Robinson. I There was


„ e Women’s Institute gave an ei ‘ ts tame at ta aid- p f the Church fi Tliree. cne-act p la y sw e fe ferfo: most creditably. !j Those! taking «


ENTERTAENMENT.M3n' Friday p e mtmbers'of; the dramatic class


also


lan asjthri oest- prlzes were ajidiMr, C.


.... was won by Geldardj Prizes G. Strlcklarid,


thorough Christian' woman.” Mrs. F ee-1 man, woo was deeply affected, said she I cpuld


by the milggherUCA WUV WUtJl W -I


thout her doing]It.; I iWW U than;


tribute express her ithankri... Icarcely' find to ---------- - say


the klh Iness of the ’mothers and 1 ope, when t'le end of life comes, I can tad some pissage In 'th e good, old Bool; to, help' on :.” In coricliislon, Mrs. Free; nan, declared th a t she would always do her best foi the Mothers’ Union. (Applaise.) ter the ceremony, |[refreshments were; ’ the. meiribers feeling that the, ’s proceedings provided a h:ppy the actlvltjles |0f the winter.


------ . .


A served, evenlni s t i r t tc


and Newhouse, Siirioson, W.


MYTfON.


well as ariypne ta the Mothers’) she remarked- “ Everything she-


. “ I think 11 know Mrs. Fi ee- i


In-kupport, Mrs. L. K1 ig- )of,


the


I It gave him great [pleasure to ask f.rs, Freeiriap to accept) the: gifts, as a to! ;en of'the mgh esteemilri which she Is held ‘ i, r i r i ] .....................


dvertiser & i f t


6, MARKET PLACE, Phone 407/8 (two


(Si lines


ithtaie


MISSIONARY MEE’11 d d nl


iridance at a TWomeri’s


There was


WorPsecTlorpf7h®1?®f§^^^ at


ary I Society, held Church on W idnesday tag was opei.ed b y ,tl and Mrs. J. K, Falrwet they |>r®8\4®4- speaker was Mrs. Mu d ;^ f i n ; ri very Iriteresting


ight. The.meet- !v. H. Hooper


ESTDl


1829


■Written in simple terms for the 10 who may not have a full knov- lodge o f ; banking sorvicea, t le booklet ijearing tho above | ti also soryca to remind tho w


informed -facilities.


of many littic-kno m You are invited to


apply for a free copy at any branch of the District Bank '


at Head Gffico.


line Oldham


(South Liverpool.... Accrington Res. ...


.Darwen Clitheroil


as a weaver a t Vlcto'lp Mill until about aiinonth ago. A raeld, her! Illness necessltatp Blaikburn'! infirmary


[evelopment of removal to


shire Ath, Res....


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■ Prescot 7; Droylsde 1 -Chorley ;Leyland


numerous friends. Shp with the Me thodlst C and also ^ t h the) Co-o]ieratlve WD|nens Guild.


ihatbum as a years gained ras associated


the response A native of


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' OVER 550 BRANCHES. ! Local Branches:


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. Southpo m a r in e Rochdal


Barrow Horwlch


• Great Larwood Fleetwodg


Hew Brighton Res.'


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Reserve, 1;| Torough, 1; f


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HEROEi IN


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‘ I t was ' the hea : a 'couplt--------- match Shaw, B


i1 to n S swampe; 1 been '


; was res I. half, thE


■ Trnej,tl ..In the ..ninety strorig 1:


game


L.incltaec , against


Brighter Whalley Ro


NEW LIGHTING INTRODUCED.


S'fSTEM


The Mayor (Councillor ({. Har,■greaves) and members of Clitheroe Town along with a number of


King-lane fighting


switching on of a new syitem 'of street 'T .e Chair


gathered at the electricity sub ■^tatlo-T t : wllness


:hlef on Tuesday


man of the Ljghtlng ComWtte. man R. Manley) performec the 'fp which was of an Informal ■r" '


In Whalley-road,


Aldermari Manley said, had for some time been d; public. When the comm the question. It was four use the existing pillars, they wefe too short, t account of bad spacing a


Owing to the ever


the road only. Twenty-flvri had been erected In stagg; giving a mounted height 25-feet, the position of e 6 feet into the roadway path.


he majority of them wen


the mercury vapour disci Ing 750 candle power Ugl Alderman Manley


' The lamps then was concerned. as Inc1 ll natu


, new [bred to th


tu t d,thq on


ilttee . impo; parti


nger phe


(jeremony. :e. !


(Alder-


1 easing Wh ■


i£ Uey-road X us to toe vent Into )sslbl] to' because


traffic,


101; le sldfe of jtandirds


scheme they had worked to tri mendatlorie;of the Mlnlst 7 of so far


added


li.Ch l8 from selvei ,arge at th


burden to the rates, as . reduction In the price of c fighting purposes had bei man Manley concluded that the Inew scheme wo flclal


not


making safer conditions on roads,


to; the i


public, anp ■


fights, and was compjf Some humorous reference; the fact! th a t the Ughh under them appear “ am - Electricity Manager (M pointed out th a t experlin being coriducted with a Ing the rifflclency of thi ellmlrtate the bluish ca: visibility Is concerned,' Indeed a great ImprovL. certainly! be appreciated passing through the towp


Afterwards the gatherh


good a id apprevlatlve audience. Miss Eottomley ; had spoken a worl thanks to the promoters of the effo:t, most eijoyable evening came to an ,ei._ with the singing!of "God Save the


K ng.’


to the ratepayers toI know scheme would


I t would be


ijild p help


;(irren n m with


any cor


be that


]hlefly on fact that


farmatjon, ■ . were of


; lamp of mp being the fpot-


spacing and i . moun t:d height 1 iteresting


la lde. Alder- the


he


■r :spondlng ip for street


; the new iddltltaal


iijove bene- towjjrds main


ifetely s weile


laemlc A


mat e anyone and! the


__ made to


' lew to Improv- , and to )0 far as


lents were j still H. Todd)


lement, and | will by motorists


__ fights I are ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT


: for a lav/ysr, or the polljc you.—Editor.


“ Animal lover.”—You


i question ght help


tvlsh


ig Ins lected the satisfied


I i


.m reepm- Pransport


!50 watts. in I the


type, glv-


. Coupcll. ; officials]


I iJ


/ of' tlie several


■'these hr, the sa:


..free kit th e cas:


■ work to


: minute? when found


, h rainstorif of hours ha


___ h i r - - -- encount)er,.but the


Itinley Rea 1: the “ gate It ped for


•with'a rainless pe: ;ind a mosj e play was if first half, / nlnutes tli .eking—pari


who toc' C their co and b ra'cd the ele]


.tag 'dejenders,


were' tli|ey covert. fr-so mucli


was nothing really ;aches of tli


to be too/v ihe canons I


. since there was ,md jes given; a tl on Satiirda


was a tiau lt, an d n the :SC( ring at t! had elapsd he Acorlng


;short-li|ed. AJmL th e re start—d h a t with an opportunitl and, evidlng the d |


ihe net.;


■ truly 0] t of the c u f ..sides had' chances L were frittered awajJ


. game ended in a d f of all the circumsta of the game, i 1 CUthiroe’s weak!


..slipper; r and tricky centre-half, was ml vlsitori, though tlr played .soundly. 1


■ bert, Hfil; Jones, A| ■ O’Grad.], Liddle, Moi ^ feree: Mr. H.


'■defending the Jubilq Moyer, |plied by Aslj


' I ' boALLESSI ! ACcri igton startel


/a lovely movement. I . ball to ward for Ki|


■over the bar. The ta s t pace, with son ■phei backs, j Mamdcn ■clear ms Imes, and I Chatbuni tp test Bof ^ o t. Next Wade stf


'.front (f goal ended! ' the! flag kick. For d| wards ind forwards,!


avert canger, Cuthbj '.Offside against Chi


:lh hisl ditection whl grand! centre from r missed a glorious cU


; against .the side ne| several opportunitii ■side le t,Iwho seeme]


. Insteai, he visito slaugh; for Moyer ™


! averted by the visit] comer but all to n r


! but M irsden pulled I .thean got| possessio|


■pf the'visiting half-lj 'Jar, to 5 riiuch infil which irritated tliel 'free lack!, for hanq


tig h t t ling at the ri ticks m riuccesslon.J


Akers, tVade, Phythei bum, Ihomley, Kite] Accriigton Stanley


solved tself into a . The teams were:-! Clithfroe; Marsdeil


wing; for Thornley I good in parts. Howl nlse the difficulties f a, hard ground,


Both sides gave do,but iriora


[spectators iccasions. Ilf


ponslble fo| usual attq


a mlsfortul


sevi


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