liiipson ia lift, bu^ fhe latter .said he 'Hiking to Manchester. Thfi li’ to kndw if he was not, hg, and in spite!of the itptions that his |wants: wefi idly' driver insisted/that


Cl. He halted, ahd would have giyen


mai);twB8 .


wanljipi


(he cimny Scot in gettind a .lo^ a g i to tire tflghlanders’ distnikt': oh trwel4


_e astonished Jil-'s' hahdJ Ori.ii^y, ris Mr. j Simpson' ixperiencfed dlffljuJ^j^


some ihelp and! pi'esse^la .sixpghpe


pedestnw’s .supav^a; „ „ „ „ „


]jfe had Ithls difficulty at.Dqmock; ^ter of 241[miles. Eventuahyia gdidi.’tyHe to strike a bargain. “Win ye p'ay,.V6 bed ajid .breakfast?’! shej asked. jMri


.ifesh haddock to jyour breakfast that mimmirig in the|lMh only a few hours


n. consented reaaily.: “lKBkiJ(ei ijiakt the wdinan addehj “and jfe shall Imve


tjie fau-St. A’ kenned ye wtre.a gentte- Mabbe: ye wadnh! inind paying me the before.’!


11 i


ray; we regret thejr condition and oiir writes |Mrs. Eacliql,Wadd|ngton. . !


arejblboming together in Ithlsiin.-dust- TRiAL hrea of Srjlt'Hlll. jWe glory Im


, dear Quis, flowers of four sessdns


leton, the Member of. Parliament f a ’.th'a liliffe Division of Nottingham. iJi^en ocked 'at one dtjor and told the liuy 6l


:iVASSERS have^me f [u ^ ,,b j^ r l - ences. i Following| a canvassing.'dOTim- stratiod at the qndday Pcliticol, Stiibql laliey, on SaturpW', Mrs.lAasheton,'qf lam 1^ 11, related! an 1 experience tehe at the; last Gei|ei-al Election, ^h,eh a^ing oh behalf jof: her sob, Mr..tealph


house her purposb, the Ifttec; replied: hn’t believe in ahk of 'ein; thfey’rp'all “ The tiger in me' was wused/ta'd: I


ler myl son wak|hot a Bar—tliht she come to the m'eeilng an^ see. for .her- .


I’t come to the pideting myself, but ly {.nd werit-and ht bin likahimr ; '


Mrs Assheton IRid. Ncf<t day, when the I sdlf-samq street';,, 'the to her and eiclahned;.: “ I


llsined ini detail. Kt man said;^ “ weil, ijo you dr your pa|ty;


nred the door when shejtaticked/ahd wed what, she wanted. Tlhen told.• she d to see his wife^ the man agalmhsked she wanted to see her about, and''she


NOTHER amusing'incident-was related by Mrs. AshwoHhi! of 'Whalley. 'While canvassing In the Divisi®, at a Village not' many miles 'from Clttheroe, A m'an


the end of the recital she wqn't be df-ariy she’s deadr : ; ,J.[, .J ■


d over I to his father in ope of the pews asked,; f Shall wei give t h ^ a. good clap, “


fE Choir at Cljtieroe Parish .Chiiinh was 'rieqring tliei^nd of the anyhopi last Sunday mbming, when a small bpy


' Daddv demurred ; I


ERHAPS few people in felitheroe make more;use of thelCast!e| grounds than the company of j veterans who. In the


. the old townsmen enjoy p e comfdrt of iliarly known as the “Colt------ .


le distinction of be rig the oldest fell to Mr. ;1 mil Parkinson, oC 34 Hall-street, who, was in June. Mr. Par tinson is a live wire, fpr ! entertains his pals;as an elocutionist, ana Irsifihs on almost ah ly;subject.. His contrib- 0 Wednesday’k entertainment Included


L X X U Liilw. X.Xl , A 2s


nderson, and Mr. T. Greenwood! who p iglt flowers to brighten the surroundngs. observed, on entering


r. otnaerboii, tvuu mi. a.


gon i;a s


in iii! ”


__ the guests pavilion and no the “ feed" ■


itig all the preparations 'Ouis is a nice house,


LING DISPLAY PRISE OF 1938.


! for Style, Dlstlhcllon. and Value.


4/- W^eekly. WARRAJfTED 20 ' YEARR.


St., B ■ Established 1884. ■


IflDIQ YOUE EOQ a OEIQINAl cleverly eeleoted


iRlt you dteire—! or a Chinese in at your fi


MS MAY BE— AND INIEIQinNa


■The command.': . etiot; what


h, Moor Lane, Telephone 107


FROM! THE


TIMES a r t Fount


latmony and S Modernistic ^


a y .suujcll


n the display! of “chrysants” _at the The chairman was Doctor J. Cowper- waiti, himself 76j and as he had!been


lible for the,a ;temopn’s arrangements, cordially thailked along with the host.


^ f A* ^


It’ tea in' the Castle pavilion, and . a right bd time I they had.! , ! gathered that'the feiage age of the party , was ?3, and that 17 • t leih ha-d passed the seventieth milestone,


B!d by the “Parliament,” giAsure to join them for an u:', for H.they arelhappy 1 ridents ,ih local and' hatiot, > not given wholly to "drel— „ ------ - Imugh the interest land geperosity. ot m Sanderson, of whalley-roid, some thirty tie veterans were dntertained to a ‘‘hot-


■as fire which the Corporatifln has thpught- h provided. All nlanner topics are.dis-


hd it is always Occasional half- I recalling!past


When I the trayejler agi-eedi the.^caui-' one observed: V^Mlikitjtlte.look’tf.jyd


WOrtlli 01 iVlUUlidiiU“WAcav,.cut,: vuui owner of the'co^tage. No. l„Hartley ^ Grlndleton, appealed agalnfet a demoli­ tion order in respect of the cottage ma.de by Bowland Rural District, C o & . ' Appellant was Represented b rM n A. |B Bnebuck, of Blackburn, and I the Council by Mr. John J. McIntyre, o f TjVegtmlnhtbr,. Opening' the! case, Mr. | BoebUck said


the order had bfeen made on the grourids, that the prop,e(ty.was'UiiM''for humhm habitation: anV wds• iincapable lat reasonable; expfense of bejhg madb flt.- There was no deflnttlon/f under ahy Housing Act ofiPtness, It % however, laid down thaHregard shoUld be t t o n nf the general standard of hoc stag accommodatlonFfor working classerjln the district. The propertyj In quet tipn was a stone bu It cottage, one In:a rfaw three, andil consisted ' Of one.jjoi


downstairs and!one. up. It Was b a S back with another cottage. , |,NowheRe the Act did it say that because a hou was back-to-baCk It must b^ conslpehed unfit for human habitation, except relation to houses built Since 1909.


GOOD STATE OF REPAm .


veyor, Blackburh and Clither6e, :?all ihe' had made'two inspections of the, pro-, perty and he cohsldered-lt hi a very good £ t e of repair, It was apprpached ::rbm . by a flagged phthway 5ft,


Mr H. Gradwell,; architect and sur­


gins, to 6ft wide. On the opposite side of the pathway ithere; was, a gable eiid|of respondent’s office.' iThe Ihngth of the gable end was'il9ft. TheiliVlng roon of the house-wasi l3ft. iBlns.-by 12tt. 61ns. and was 9ft. 411ns injHelgh];!^^, .Tlierd.te.as a stone flagged floorfln very good nOn-


the highway _ --v..;.-- ,,


ditlon. The bddrooin was 14ft.,71n3.ffiy 12ft 31ns and there iwere two windows. Both rooms were unusually high. Ihpre


was plenty of light,and air And he fgund no signs of dambnessi Electric ■light was installed. The house cotapared vgry favourably wltfl houses of, that cla is| In the district. It M shdrg hf the local bye-laws ^ passed In ! 1910 but was epn- siderably oldeb q ild.,, jllierefore |. not. affected by thoke r&gulatlonp. Practically'


all cottages, or] working class houses In- Grindleton, other than the .[very mddera ones fell short bf the bye-laws. lit ra s known as a back-to-back house. In his opinion it was quite fit! for htin.an, habitation if a few pounds were speht on


a larder.' '■ ■ i ; ! , ' ' ' , „ Answering Mr. McIntyre, Mr. Gradwell


said he could nit tell If ther^ wasB nohse of similar accommodation m Gflhdleton.' Mr, Meintyrh: Ih, yoiir bplnlon, IS I f


desirable to haive a boiling cauldrm |for washing cloth; :s in anp room, vffiere people live a; id have 1 their food and


rest?


ner time meet regularly |in oiie M the . ers, arid in the! colder months of.-the


assemble in the enclosed iennis patflUoh. ------- - ,u. A FeefConimlt-


clothes in a livlrig' todm?—Noi. together,


In answer to another j question,..... Gradwell said the sun got on to the Win­ dows for the greater parf bf the day, Mr. Roebuck: Have. the other


| | 1


cottages In th:s row wash-houses? Mr. Gradweli; Not to my iknowledgl


NO SIG


|l afla!rs,^thfey ning dreams.” ,


Clitheroe Ru •a .l Dlstrlit Council, who said he had th ilrtyr-flve years’ experience rural areas, stated that he


Mr, IV. G.


1 VS SOF D^IBIPNESS. Booth, Surveyor tb


___


of housing in inspected; the 2-30 p.m.. Ii sufficient air


dampness. Ansjvering


■ said th at ' structure to and In his human habi addition o f ,


dampness The cottage in questl one of the rt malnlng 25 per cent. In answer


without, danp-proof icoprses that


ouiiiLicui, Oil space and ;vehtilatlor. , —. the time the ;un was shining and niter-, ing both rooi is. He found no signs of


cottage oil October 1 Itp at , hl3 opinion there


per’ dent, of country cqttiages Judge Peel; witnessJsald


t ie cottage teas similar In : ither cottages in the e:istrlct opinion wa3 quite fill for


;atlon, with I the suggested food store! arid the wjndows


being made to open easllj;.


give evidence against aj neighpo Council?,


not here ag the Court, Judge Peel


Mr. Roebick: I object r e


of truth. . Mr. Mclnyre:


standard in Wltneps: .


parlson with


ever made hny demolition; ordersrHNo. Is every house in the !Clithercje rura) district fltj for human [habltatlot


____ _ _ _ 1 other rural areas I know. Have Clitheroe Rural District JCbuncl


the Clitheroe'rural area?. Reasonably g o o d ,


would not suggest that at all. ^ : Have you a house In your dfstrlc]


similar to the house we are deallog wltl to-day?—I am not aware; pf I t .. ■ . , It is quit: clear frpm the bye-la wjs tha


Inst the Council but’b) usslstj He Is here in,the li t;rests What is the hoUslpi -lri> [com-


that.


Mr. Mcln.yre: Whylar'p you he: i I ^


to Mr. 'RbCbiick, Mr. Elpoth


amount’of boiling being doUe. Is it deslrabli to have steam from dirty


Mr, Gradwel.; It. all depends on ' ' !


:;adles and'Gentlemen, I would like, first of dl, to thank thf


; ms.of Clitheroe for'lhelr'klndnes^ le past three years.


During that period of my service upen the;


p d l( hhge my services have'Adne'Spmi . Eor the go6d and well-bbihg of Avery rphpayer| n thb Borough,'


founcU, I have; constantly tried my b larrydut the policy upon which I was elscted,’ nothing.


Having allowed my i anie to go cahiiidate for the Laix)ur Party,


:omlng election on Novjmber 1st, I or your support and, f :lo evefythffig that Is


agan


elected, I shall humanly jpbssi


; erve you to the best of my ability Yours sincerely,


i ALBERT Hfflljc , Hehthom Road, Clitheroe. T 'u....« tVio imrifntfnn nf the Labour I r a i x y 10 s i a i i u a s a u a u u m o w u v — --------------


• pal Election. I have had considerable expert ience of A character suitable t o h t me to teefeent the electors, haying held positions lot iresponslbillty in t h e % > t e | M move., ment for many years, 8nd possess h PlrsM- ^ Ceitifleate in “Local Government” Iss.ued.by


I the; Labour CoUege. ■ , ’ : ' 1 : '' I'Stand wholeheartedly by the Labourni|ro;


gtamme Issued fotj this election; it contains many valuable and eminently practical pio-


Dolals. ■ It is essential that the Labour canffi- dates should'be returned as Labour rule has nroved most beneficial In many towns. Hls- torv proves that! the .working-class never improve their conditions without trade and political organisation, and It Is hhPo™nt that this;should not be overlooked in this election. It Is a big mistake to m nlmlse the DoUtlcal importance of municipal .elMtions, and I appeal to all progressive people to sup­ port the full team;of Labour candidates.


I ; I Yours faithfuUy, ; 1, George .Street, ciltheroe.


■; ' 'ERNEST PABkER. I;


I think I am


to warrant yoi fore, help hie Thatiklng you


I y youh votes on'No|;pipbe)r'lsli?i in anticipation.


YOurs faithfully, J aBR I SCOTT.


18, St. Mary’s Street, Cllthetoe


This coiicluded the case ;for


pppeMnt, ‘sanitar y INSPECTOR’S yiEllI


Sanitary inspector, said the hous^ Suite fit for human habitation


For the CouncU,iMr. A. J! Bfnnje'r,


wasinot capable of being made at at Reasonable cost. '.It fell short c f the previsions of the bye-laws-in ope 'atloh n the district and;also o f .th e igm r a l itandard of accommodation of the work- ig ;dlass in the, district.


janltary Inspector altogether. Heiagreed the'premises iwere bf a reasonable size and that a frequent complaint against ffifficottages was Tack of height.! T I ■Witness agreed that the two rooms:


in answer to Mr. Roebuck,^tiless^said le had been one year In the dlstrlijt and lad: had twelve years’ experience, as a


. I \ I . , Iroofns.: ' :


were exceptionally high' and that it was above the standard !of other house:; fijom the ipolnt of view of the dlmfitis.o"


.common practice for washing to! b i done in the living portion of the house ?-rNo, It Is not a common ipractlce.


Mr. Roebuck: Do! you say it Is nqt a ! ■


■ They do their washing in the scullery ? —They may do their drying!jn the, scullery, but In many cgses the:washing:


' Is done outside.! -1


tlon whdre you get an absolutely tlirough; draught?—That! Is'so,


There are few; houses of any!d;sc:lp-; !


!


upon the atmospheric temperature?— To a great extent. |


Answering!Mr', McIntyre, witness


the inspection, artificial Ugh. necessary to enable him to m ike


notes. '


spCctor In the service of the West 'R1 County Council; who stated thdt he been acquainted jvlth the bullping of houses for niany years, said he Inkpdcted


Laurence ;Butterworth, Sanltery i ' I -1


the'house on May 114th when th ; occur I pant was Mrs. Mitchell, It wasmot fit


' ‘tllhtlori, absenqe of proper provision for fnr


for human habitation, his oplrilo:i being based; on'the lack ;bf air space iand iven-


and 'the ahsenpe of moper faCllltleh for dorae'stlcwashing. 'There was, a build­ I ing 5tt. 5ln. away from the; house of


the storage iof food, Insuffloient ilghtlng A1.M


' ‘ '


a house ilmilar to thlswoult.notbj allowed to be buUt to-day?—It wquld no|l be allowed tb be built; torday. I suggesi; this Is. the smallest Grindlerer ?—I could not say.


UpDICAL EVIDENCE


Dr. Han Id Harrisoh, bf Blackblim, wl holds the diploma of Public Health, sa


he visited the cottage on October 19t| and In hli qplrilon lt;was fit fotehuma habitation. He. did; not , conMder 11 reasonablb amount bfiWashlng were doi Inside It V ould bp injurious to tr e heal


of the occupants, Mr, McIntyre: Would you, as a rtiedlcgi !


man, advise one of your live In tlwse premises? Dr. Ha:


I should a,larger house.


1


ui. nuiirlsori: If Mr. McIntyre came me and asked “ Would Itj do me c ny harn


to live thire?”' ! should'say “ NW the other hand, If hp afeed me tehethp


‘ 1 .advise him to r hbUSe, I teorild i


live the r advise tm


pbint,of lat ilcoliid yoii advise from a h p ^ h


Jrbm tuberciflosls, I would to live there.


OFFICES.


- view?—If yori were sqnen|| J


should siy It teould do you no haim, (Co itimied foot pf :iext colum


If In perfect


about the sariie height, cabari^ an obstruction of light. On three sides of the house there was not a free circular tlon of air. The living room w is dark. He had nothing whatever to say about thb bedroom from any point of slew. H a larder was bullf In the Outer vaU be­ tween thfe'doorl arid the window, anfl the wlfidows eased Itoimake them openj that


wbuld not render the house fit fo f hiiman “ Yoii cannot alter the site No amount, o:


" -'toil ■


spent on the building would ;m£ke ilt'atlon on accouiit of the


for huraanhaL slte,” !he added. ,


'


•; Judge Peel: |Wlthout pulling town the biilldlng at'the baick?


j BELOW: THE STANDABJ.


:iln answer |to'| .Mr. McIntyre, witness said he had had considerable eireenence,


particularly iri the West Riding |of York- . shireiin regard to washing facllitlels, aiidl


.................. ithbre was n o t 1 dbmestlcwasfilng accommodatu m, ana is Itt,this case ..uu


regard to thetsltuatlonof this house. he 1 •teoiild say it teak below the stands”'' houses have y u seen I ■n the


'Grlndleton on, several occasloris qndiin 1 ■Jones: Blimey! Must have left it stibk-


would not compare favourably In that rhspect with othpr areas. It tras not a general rule to do the washing 11 a living room and'In this opinion it was i very undesirable praptlce.- He ha 1 visited UIlUUlciAm viii,


y.-— -


tnehouses helhad seen. jufigF PeeT:! How many working claM ■


■['WitrieSs: I capnot give you mte num­ ber, i I have not been calle 1 upon to


district? i :


- 7o|i '!


I , . .


make any survey In Bowlarid. This Is the omy-orie I have surveyed officially. He added that after reading the bye-


, Officer: Driver Jones, you; have o oly I orie'spur here. Where’s the other?


.lines.; U C


:, AXVAV. VTAAVAVU WiXAi U U X lV A i


say8,ri'wrrter. And when he does he tod s he


martyr “ That young bride


l aws he (teas satisfied that the house , In ' fore'him three time:.


band, doesn’t she?” “ Well, she places ,


worships her


burnt offerings a day ”


adequate, i,.


;.iWltness: It |teoriId be Impossible, your : Honour.


; i


And the question of draught, (tepends ' recommended the Coiihcll to . Issue ii ' I


i


Medical Officer f o r ,the area, , stated he Had a good kribwledge of the type of teorklng class dwellings in the Bbtelanv district,! He tel'slted the house In questlbn on many occasions,and,had also visited rirdberty in the rieighbourhood. He


ariilned by Judge Peel and Mr. R o ^ u c _ .Dri Joseph H. Falrvfeather; D.PhJ,


^molltlbn order on the house. ; As far, a'S'the other two teere concerned, there, *as some doubt. Thq question did


lack of light and ventilation In the llvlnk room. Other.defects he considered teere


house teas totally and permanently unfit, for human habitation on the grounds of


In his opinion, tlM


riilnor. The living room was very daik.: Mr McIntyre then addressed Judge


PePl;’ 'He submitted that the house li question fe ll short of reasonable; require merits. The lack of air space! arid light could riot be made g o o d ' without de­ molishing surrounding property. Judge Peel: The issue is not whether


arise as to whether there should be i clearance of the area, but the-Council, eventually confined themselves to that; particular house.


TO THE BORC


RATEPA UGHlOF CLITHEROE,


Ladies and Gentlemen, Having been asked by ratepayers of the


m of: , I,' I •


■gireedHhat the height of the .ropm was quite good and:a,larder, of the t ^ o sug-l gfsted, was becoming very popular. A to lighting, that was a matter of oipfn o


"^Witness: ' No, 1 am dealing with this °jiln answer to further questions, witness


among experts. When he made, his In stiectlphi lt 'was 12-0 noon on -May 14tt and'he find difficulty In making his note; at the;far efldbfthe room.


aremtfect and surveyor, of Blacpuri afid'Darweri, submitted iplans o f Ah prqflCrty .and'gave It as his opinion tha itiwksnotiflt for hiiman habitation,


streht.'Clltherbe, and his son, Ronal( Edwatfl-Rye, both gave evidence as t;


Edtehrd Pye, photographer, pf, York . ..I All l . . _ ^ MM #1 I H1 rr/M* AVA w m l t o Holgate Harrison, F.I.B.A, i , hlONDAY NEXT, NOVEMB) S r,--|V lalreaaykb


ithy-kreTearnest;,phia for :YortHcoirim''g"Evarigellcal Mi alon fii jCUtheroq,


Hfed, flhould fiketojadd for 'the


'Tte Misaoh aiins'at bringii ig to^tper 'Christ !and toaff''for'.the', coitirti'on good;" I'lhaf • the i.tenriA’s 'sr'eAieRt. 'rieedltodav hs' .Christ, -has


. I" n . lAiilMMMxt haprienea, :notiohly; 'in!“ th('' I shocking ( -Great 1 . * I A n r i m h n fV ie! in pnlH-Wrinr! in War” but I


I 'eagel' tb help the’world on to the-)^ht tra'ck I ' -to}apply i a! power that will^pmlfy ,,the '


of hlessl k ,W| .-w ------ -.P,::- — - 7—--; I An pIdi]proverb says: "p a r ity jbegms at


SOU.,j.-,-If life and help to i oake flow streams hatlons.


1 hg I for the healins


■ness] in [the world nieahs „— hearts, pf liie'nj tehere top ( fteii tHpre'.is self­ ishness,'gteedfand pa'ssibris'maf'ieaa to the


home,” i Is fiot this true ol


1 terrmlelhaiipteiings we so mitt' dnrist brings that gobdress.


httch , and


il-inesslm'o'k i Christ In their hearts ds light in ' 'IdarkneS strength In weak less, life In death, 'when Chriit said," I am c iipe that ye might have life, and that more abundantly,” He 'meaht hs tio huve Him, aid| th a t [p would, ■savef us troin the sins of 61 If;: and greed, aUq Igullty airibltiohs, and cmefiy and death. The | 'Prist-filled life, is a life t lat,t, eeimg a new j'power, fCeli a' new love, se s '—


I iK U lX ty t tU iU illU X XO l UAIW VAMW* ^ •• feeling


llocM an i is prompted and governed by a new ;and[/4o!tlei;


v'^med Ipurpose-indjeed,■ Is j: creature.” I


Borough to allow myself to be nominated at the forthcoming. Municipal Elect! in, I feel it , is my duly to do so. I therefftre jilace myself 1 before the electors as a Mtepayers’ bafidi-.] date, fieing one who is a bellevei in economy when needed, and as lam bea'lng-all thei


expense of my candidature, r shall have no; literature bit shall work my cimpaigh ;onj the most ecinomip lines ijossible.


"


exception tojmy course of action, because I; ■ ■■ £n ihe ptlnclpal of-6p;ndlng only;


I trust tha; none of the ratepay ers will take _ _ I LXXC


it falls short. It Is not quite so eaiy as that. That Is one of the things 11 have to have regard to. Is it a class.bf property that can be made fit for human' habitation at a reasonable cost? 'Many, of the'defects can be put right at smdll


expense.


Act was not an easy -one,' and Mr. McIntyre observed, “ I think the Act Is a I very firofitable one fo f lawyers, and I


His Honour added that certainly thi ! i ■. J


have-always thought so." ' Mr. Roebuck, addressing Judge Peel, Said the point his Honour had to decide was wether 'the horise was unfit Tor human habitation—thqre was no legal definition of that term—and whether It Icould be put Into proper condition at'|a reasonable cost.


iing classes In the district. The Act cqn- iteriiplates that I should use the evidence iof my, eyes and I sjiall therefore Inspict ithe premises.


I Judge Peel; I have to have regard to Ithe bye-laws and the!general standard of housing accommodation for the woijk-


i I ' Jiidgmerit was reseryed. ' | '


Scene: Kit Inspection In the transport |


'I


Ing in the'OSS, sir. ; “ Every man wants to marry a saint,”


I bxo WAXA buo ^


believe — r— -.rr---- = — what one’s pocket'will aUPw. Axordingly, II


leave the rest to|the!ratepayeri’ conscience;


the two lock papers. I fiiake qo promises; everybody knows they are v r i AUiAAisiib.A«va T*y y'M'” y ''


returned to [he Cpuhijil, I man can do to liriprove town; I shall be sincere L . _ ----------


work I undertake,! being dreirous only of serv- mg the'ratepayere to the best Cf my abiUtyl I will definitely, be one who will qlways opposp the misuse of public morey, and shaU be at the call o< all iratepaygrs, Irfespectlve of. party or erSed. ■ j


.


We don’t want, nor do wp need classes based; on these age-old; differences, We want thh' best men fdr the’work, then no ie will be for I a party; all will be for the town,


|


help, however small, fron any person. I am m the fortunate position of hSvmg time to spare to attend, to ratepayers’ mterests!


,I stand alone, but 1 irfil be


I appeal f6r your votes 1st Novemper next.


h am,'Lad(es end Gentlemen, | Youi


Road, Clithehoe,


is -1 been connected to the telephone: a ! a


le-1 Clitheroe' 421 Holrses 1


binson ’UtUeroe


MM M TTTm


The wllowlng new subscribers haVe 1 moving'they'saiiK ’ SaVe Us (5 -Lord,;:' ■endltlons arousli g keen; admiration. i


obedtot.i'ervant, WALTER LEITE


NUMBER PLEASE!


I Olltheroel 420 :.T. .-Morton, 18, Moor-lane. Waggon I


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III th; afterhbon was (Ispbnsqd,With; In- the riorriing, the pulpit was occupied by. the Revi A. H, Chandl ir, Vloai of Nelson, : who secured -the congregation’s, closed Iritefisti telth his appropriate address. 1516 service was condicted by the Vicar! (Rev W. S. Helm). At night, the Rev.’I Jl Dcddi Vicar of Osv?! ldtwl.stle, preached; a! Ipa rticularly flhe \ i ermpn,| .telilch; teas' very much appreciate!.: The cholr,wlth- Ir. ShPwiat the organ, gave! fervent In-:, ■ethtlbns of two anthems. In the.'


................. ............ - hndjat night, “ Hallehija au u si.. .pletri Siicdess. A.....v.,fjah to the Father,"


Xito tether the sen ices \gave much plea lure and were Inj every way a com-


Adyef&menit


different policies of parte poUt cs should be eliminated i from' town's elections like this..


I have come to' the coijclusloii that all the


!cafa|tell to'lfhe-’evangellcal revival 6f ithe 18thl ceritaty arid other klridrec subsequent mov^ merits.; Tens of thousands of I men. and women haveinot only beenj made-happy in theiiselvesj hut also—ai d , .better still—a greit hi Ip to local,'hritlonal antl’Iiilematlpnal and' wc rid life. It—thii :good jinfluerice-j I i t home, you see, 1 ut it dpes not ehd I


11 nearer To us, land InvlteS' is to comp neater |i ito'Hlm.


Nbw, .|n jEvangellstic Miision brings Pris.t. wqrdsjl


iuio. . -r-IV- 1 inviting


thfig different” about which you ha.. . , bCUf O liV ■ AU AAAMJ


lfhem;ffi the|()buncil ch'anjb'er. ■ ' -• ■ All I inteiid to do is to Insert my appeal lU'


for them toijudge Whethef or not they think' I am a fit and proper, persoq. to represent;


many d long j day. God ir ade man, not to be a clevre, druel animal, bit to be lone of the sohs of God, and the wsyld not to be an eriormoiis shambles but'8i methlrig of heaveri


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With all good wishes; Yours sincerely,'


J. HI 'ahdirigion Road, Cl


RGANIST’S DA PARISH C


RBERT SHAW, theroe.


E AT IIIURCH


v..auJh Is,rightly projld o f.lts organist., Mr H B Shaw, Mus.I ao., who has long' • - tegarded'by. all sictlbris bf.the towml


congregation o! — --------


dlstrllit.l Each year, orie'Sunday ris set 'hah organist’s da;', tehen|coUpctIons


ah one of the leading


lalrge congregations a tend the...>.w*vvu. This yedr,!the special serylcey ■were held


takpnifor the orfeanlst’sl f


ioil Sunday, but the usual musical hour I U U o l i iU f t jF , WUW W*AV vwwr*


Clitheroe .Parish' musicians .of the;


¥ a | 1 'to 'l' 'I


: r THE The iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::!:::::::::!:::!:!:!!!!:!::"! itn iie eM e i* * * * : Ik 1


derpd and speculated; am, It may be prayed _ L J


id Christ will draw hear to you and begin. You wi 1 find that “ some- j have pon-


Have you : lot heg n? Then Hen cpmi * I and help |


For OAK hot! Air Decide


j o t I f f , s i q t . 382. as low «— —


MANTELPIECE, w th All Tile Interior. I f you nred s riiany 'styles for your inspection


- , , lt[(iw-buy your Fire Range ftom--— ^


asi£3 12s. 6d. you'cqn have a'il/lODfeRN SOLID Oven wo have


f t AS ^^Fot ModcTU FiTBplctci PARSON LANE, CLIT^E


a


“ new I i


new I g R g g r


Oltherof "1 m i


bCliilei that it will efton be more convenfent for oui i^ to y is i i jhis NEW CAFE ndirihb Station


i n a i ’ l l w i l l ! « n u l l M S i l i u iw ww um w M .v . .w — be maintained


tit3R*i!JlTALfiVf F ^otin and Efficient &rvice , our esthblisliments.


fflailiet Also ’ll feMlii-lrniet


Tride enqiirll'!tc| Wm. TatteratU & Sons, Ltd., Blackburn. ........ Tf.....


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