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ST. PAUL’S CHURCH LOW MOOR, pLITHEROE ^ j


organIst^ undax I


SlDAYNEir.OCTpSlsl (I


UAYDirS


C R E A T IO N ” 3-15 p.tn.


Pbinoip\ i.s :


flRS. D. HOULKER, Sopraijoj MR. J. POMifRET, rciiorl j MR. J. ODDIE, Bass j j


AUGMENTED C M S OF SEyEOTY ORCHBSTI^A i


VOICES AND


Ptindpal FioKn Organist Miss


L//yuf*IO» IIHwW ■“”*•■17 Conductor: M'. A. GrflSSftf


: . 1-1 Moor Lane SPAY R EV . ' '


, Preacher'at 10-30 J .


H E I ^ E R T Morning Sub]ectj- Joint Open Bible CIasj^>"


■ Eveniig Subjec' 6-Op


SPECIAL MUSIC BY MEN’l^ qHOIB. SOLOISTS


m.:


L E S L IE I W IL K IN SO N MR.


f r a n k


Conductor: Organist:


l 6 r d .


jkr. J. C.' Ptrdj Mr. :g . cdwgiui.


Y )U will be given a hearty , W3lc me.


Cohgregational Church OCTOBER 31st


SUNDAY Next,


Dit jUdrm'iig siiljecl


nnny ouvjo^................


seri is aiChurch Service'


Preacher: REV.


INE WoBSHir at 10-30 a.m. ani^jO p.m. '


___ J. A. SINOUIR


We luVnE You ■ 1


.... j CLITHEROE CONGIEGATIONAL (IHURCH


lON’T FORGET THE ttlAMBER j OF! TRADE


chAr ity to 7-30 p.m,


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER p.m. Rjeceplion ;0l Guests .by and Mife. A. Woodcoik GRWD CONCERT AND


ENTECTAINMENT I !


Mr. R. T. Exm irre, Chairman i Artistes: [


MISS NORA RUST, Mezzo So;^r. MR. FRANK LORD, Bhrit^c MR. SAM BRIDGE,


nano T ltCK E T S ; 1 /6 j E A C H .


The Con^gational String Orchest|'a (Aug.) J[b:''R. I. Kay, Condi etdr


Mmission;! ADU .TS 6d., CHILDREN 3d. r efresh iIENTS oxp.\|,E


Methodist (Wesley) Church SUNDAY Next, OCTOBER 31st


’teacher at 10.-3) a.m. REV. R. HOLT


Pr.


idler a t.0-0 b.m. REV. IH. HOOPEI


Mount SUNDAY Next, OCTOBER 31si


Ptcachct at 10-3( MR. G


a.m. V. HARROP


Prciidier a t '6 p.n. MR.


J. SHUTTUtnUKin mEivORTH ... 1,1 ...., ' .« TO BE HEljD 29lh DEJEMBER


REMRSiL For pHORUS TUESDAY Nex, NOVEMBER 2nd


. I : 5.1,8-p.m. !


SAYINGS OF THE WEEK, Ii


I F


m;/>; m


c emocraev' and di datorshlp is the happlnei of the peopte.-rSi'Robert K^dersley.


in c final and deciding .-vw. — ..-i factor


tihrough national unity wb ean and Bucceed.—Mr. Ede li..' . i


Party polemics merely obscure the truth;


iur people for bad cooktng.-tLord Hordei*. I t does hot look as If the worW expects


'The great Vlctdrlan novellitSihad a nob ■iiess which; is, limentably wan“


ilr Thomas Inskip.


or..Inge. ' , ; „ No other count y can offer the - r - - - -


wmpetent and resolute vduntaW the same i scale as ours.—Mn Hore-BeUs


I do not join *lth the pundits who s:o d


slump to:come as soon as some iduir Jimmies” are fonJ of writing and talkh g,


L „ ,u


An'Englishman and a Scot had . been l ( fiebratlng all toe evmlng. .AMast th^


| ' ■/


I ;rve any more, and a long argupient insued.


idv behind the counter had to refuse to . '


BASHALL EAVES & BR0W8H0LMI


F am e is’ Ball Friday, DecHito^il


LADIES, 2/6; pENT8.,' 3/> Including iSupper


lethodist School Waddingti)h GRAND COVERT


WEDNESDAY, DECENjBER 1st Particulars .Later,


fchlst 7-0 p.m.. Dancing 9-0 to 2-0. GOOD PRIZES.


FORD’S BAND. in the parish CHURCH ScHOomoOM


ON i M ! m i at 7-30 p.m.


‘ i Secretaries please note that


ARTHUR TAYLORI and HIS ambassadors are Booked Up every Friday until Jan iary7th,i938.


A few |WEDf E3DAY SATURDAY dates still open


C h a i rm a n His Worship the Mayor (Councillor G. Hargreaves, J.P.)


SpeuLr :|'MR. VY. ARNOLD FORSTER siihjeci: !,;Th8 League and Prpsent Ways ’ IMISS LUMB, M.A.


Headmistress Clitlieroe Royal Grammar, II ■' Sehool.^^ ‘


MR. W. KILNER | |


Vico President of Rotary . 'll


CliUisreb Wesley MALE VOICE CHOIR LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION lilTiDlilVEpi BiU. J ik th e I


[n SERVATIVE CliUB 'o n I


In the Potteri [’s House,’


3. Evening subjeot ■ ‘ Of what value A Critic's Qtiesb'on.


ILITHEROE PARISH CHURCH MEN’S l|ISTITl|TE


S ^ e jA L in the LOWER SCHOOL on


UE8DAY Next,i NOVEMBER 2nd 1 at 7-30 p.m,


A. TAYJ.OR'8 BAND ADMIKtON 6d.


a.m. and 6 p.m.: SljiAW.


“ God’is Call ” Object:; “A Bunch of Pnilt.' "The Worth oi Rfellglon.”


Mr. W. Tholijber M. D. Hanun


' I • t . Church 1 1 ^ 1 ^


D O $ ’T FO R G E T ' T H E ICGlSlSERVATIVE


d i R E E


I DAN iINGifroBi 9-0 p.m. to 1-0 a.m. I A D M IS S IO N I !/■ iO N LY .


AT 7-30 P.M.


Ln iGHT (Friday) W s T


Clitheroe Borough Band


1 ^ 1 1 ------- '!' ' - i r o - i f o R k o w (S a t u r d a y )


Hou(L-tO"House GoIIechon Foi I Uniform And Repair of Intruments Fund.


i e Bind )711l be ^ te fu E fo r whateier ielp you can!afford them.


- f


■nil Halt, Lowergate, 11 CLITHEBOE.i


M^N’S I SODAUn EFFORT,


Non-Stop p A M G E IAT JROAY, i s jo v . |6 th , 1937.


J}. f W s new I om ? ^ b da ncing


fr om [I-O to 11-45 SPOT ipRIZEfe.


^ f r e i iments at Reasonable


[ IS S IO N : O N E SH IL L IN G . I ] paSB-uura W-”'-*


U t 'o f Admission i%served. 3 pass-outs alter 10-30 p m


Clltheroe & District DEPOT:


ST. MARY’S SCHOOL, Churcli St„ CUtheroe.


SM|CoUeciioiis|


,Nov.6di,& r Nov. 11th.


.


In ciuherpb. Low Moort Chatbmn,| Dotvnham, | GrlndletM, jAwIey, Bimlngtohi Twiston, Waddtogton,: west Bradford, Newton,^UMOp:


Bridge, | jWhiteweli, ^Worston,! sraldburn,l. Bashall riaves and Bolton-by-Bowland.


| fPopples and Boxes will be ready}


Collectors i from 10-30 a,m. Friday, November 5 th ,


Country Districts 2-0 to 5-0 p.mj on Thursday, November 4th, or earlier by arrangement.


or Clltheroe House-to-House for


FOOjrBAlL.


Orders J r ! WREATHS and MO-EOR MASCOTS should be given to J. C, CowgllLiV Advertiser & TmMj


Office, oi Market Place, CUtheroe j ; CTei: 407).


I


(Tel. 22) F. B. MITCHELL, i Hon. Organiser.;


J W. A. DENT, r Hon. Treasurer.:


pinWEN’S VISIT TO SHAW BR^GE GROUND.


gdged ^ t h u n open date lof |tp-morrow,Tut as


Ing to Leyjand Motors belnf en- D l4n a c u p lm ^ h . PHtheroe w e ^ le jt


wli


Diirweh were Inija simflM r -™ - - „


Ul


tb e comiffitteeffi^e a r r a ^ d ^ cllib


Shaw Bridge; grotod. Thus an e r ttm e jy attractive g a i^ ® be staged and added


:omnm,VBB I to bring


n ci


interest 'Wffiie itakeh Jn toe 4 Clltheroe wllUhave a new l e f t ^ g on


view. During toe week, toe com olttee have secured the signatures of Emmett, XlJdeleft[4ohasp^^^^^^^^^^ 4 t h Blackburn Royers A team, ^ tte rw o r th , an outside-left, whe bfeen on Ac(Srliigtoi( Stanleys : iese 'players 'ivHl form Clltheroe s


Ihytheari Is api) iarlng a t right luP back, .Vllklnson crowing, bver to take Simp-


ig to-morrpv lange isi in


aon’s place, l ip fill the vacancy ;i intermediate TbortUey 4a beffik nt left h a lf-b ^ c | CUtheroe s tea n therefore be^ las follows: Ma);s_den, Ph^hean, Wllmson; Akers.


Thornley: 'Thomas,! ffilen, ^ m e t t and Butterworth.


PARISH CHURCH MATCH


Amateurs a t wSterlop ground to-morrow the Parish Chufeh will be represer ted by the foUowlngitekm: Crabtree: Whittaker


For their': Uatch against .Woidnook


i Jortimfir, Adamson; Dewnurst, ’,aker (J.), andjWalmsley. Kick-off 3-0 p.m.


BARROW.


WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE.- ) or toe dDeneflt of the ' Reading Room, a w .whist


Br^ad for Vitality and


blit It must be


' IDEAL BREAD, Baked by


Insist on Ideal Bread


Taylor & Hughes Clithcroe.


Tuesday nightTat Union StreetM^ethodlst Church.


an


LECTUREl-In aid of overseas missions Interesting


lecture w a s , gjven


'Mr. E. CUrrle Briokhlll, has won the'highest award of merit from the Royal Horticultural Society; 500 are already In use In this country, i


A lawn sprinkler invented by a blind inan, !■ i :


There was a fairly good attCridaiice, pre­ sided


Holt, who gave an absorbing acCount or. the


dally:


The lecturer was thelRev. R. lives


of Refreshments wcic ocATvw ivcucouiuem-o ty AA


The event wa I most successful, *


over] to Mr.VL • w • V ^Dktapon, JP . r*


mission juiidf will: benefit copi as a result.


ere!served by/the ladies. " ’ and top Iderably


Scottish fltoerraen. 3.


f ■ a fcfc


did not come up ’ to expectatlims^e event was very much enjoyed. _ine prizes were won as follows: Lacies; i, Mrs, R. GarsldC; 2, Mrs. P. Cliff, 'jentle-


erive and! da ice was held on Friday vening, and- although the attendance


Imen: 1, Mrl i Hodgklnson; 2, ^Mr. F. Walker. Mr. W. Qarside presented the


prizes donors. uuiluio — xuc The


son and D. iKnowles. Dancing jvi ,ms en-! supplied by Mr. G. Ford's


charge of Messrs; R. Garslde, W. w lu ico.


arid i eimressed ; „


joyed to music' —


Band and a I refreshment.


ikdles'; committee served MOOR. ori


^ — i j . m cjander-i "


-v- arrangements^were thanks to tne in;


H;), 'Ireland;:rHolt, Dawon, Taylor Whit


^____ ; Chatbum, Wade,


Another Intertestlng th e ; defence, Jwhere


cooks. left


and has


m; 'ard their visit t5 the ■— 44i8t, X L M S CHEAP EXCURSIONS


TO BLA CKBURN ' ’0-MORROW,,S: turday, October 301)


i • p.m. ;


ikATBOBir ■ . l . i ...dop, 1-40 ilLriTffiROE ..'1...... 1-45 IVhauxy . . .M ••• .1 4-52 Lanoeo


j Rctum'jryanytram.. PLEASE


SEEBIttSill » 4-58 IH^ ADVANCE


Tickets tmdj all Information from Stario?3 and Agenoirs,


I483|) BEETLE DRIVE.—A novel


day even andlhot- predded although] no drive proved


held a u X Methriffist Schoo] on 1 /la.i. ‘ M


1/4 1/1


NkxtMind f.TlK lesday


ROHERT iTAYLOR and BAHBAr X ^ANWYCK n i


BtOTEER’S W


1 Thusdai, Frliiay and Saturday JOAN teRAWiFOBD


I RAJCHOT TONE nnl jROBBRT TATLOR in


IlDSS' e'.' liii ■R for the Kitchen FundM Or


event to was


amusing] J - . shared by Messrs Chatburn. given


■'


over a good attend ance,^ and prizes were given the beetle thoroughly Inte resting The duties of M.C.


in tod form of a leetle drive s u p p k Mr. R T. Forrest


Scritt; Miss M, Fisher acting as aci the by Miss J. McL ren


wnss j ;. lyituaicu •’


--


.affair proved yer^' enjoyable. [ BboK E\^NING.-A soda)


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


wknesSay levenihg at - th( Metlwdlst ] S o l , look the form of a b lok evealng. Those attending I were Ihvltfdi to repre­ sent tod title of ia book. The Rev R. Holt arid Mr. % Waterhouiei; act:d as judges anc prizes were


m S e rb y “ tiari]pl;rmary Depirtmen theiberidfit W the Kitchen Ffind. he


Chadwldk ( 'Bedtime Stories ’ and Miss M.!Flsher ('Clhrlstmas Card ),. Games


wete plkyed durjrig the evinlng;and a song wsis gl veh by Mrs. St arkle._J .TJe supper yas In the nature p: a Jticobs


join.” ' ' ' i I LADII SOCIAL lIOHR.r-A4 a k e t -


ton Baklst Schdol, on TueWay evdnlng, Mr Frank DunUffe describe 1 his visit .to toe world jambpree for scouts, WhlCh 1 was h k hi Holland,. Mr. 0. presided over a fairly large i ttend


n io f tlie Ladles Social Hot r, at BUllng-


WOMEN’ 3 iNSTITUTE. - A; deUktful I musical evfhlhglwas spent hers


monthly meetlrig on Wednesday,!when Mrs. Htaks


of| to i 'Women’s Instl ute


Rigby 1 resided, and during toe evening Mrs. E. Olapham gave; m exceUent rebort. off 'the f recent in|eetlng of the | Federailonlat Preston.


rhymes arid sating many of them to her | ovln actoiriPaWmCnt at the piano. | Mrs.


wn W luuiycuuiucuu ov VI..-


tjfacid the orlg n of nursery I


.Lambert meslded over ^a good-.attend- 'arice. I ' . |i. .1 ;


'


REaIuING I ROOAI EFPbltT.-f-A suc- cdssfull wHlst drive and dance In aid of the f u k s pf the Reading F oom was held on Wednesdayi [evening at the Assemmy Rooma Twenty-three tables | were occupied for! whist and pr zes were won


: MOlHEBsi UNION.^Mekers rif the PrirlshlChriroh Mothers’ Uilon were en- teftalried lort 'Tuesday eierring Jby an interesting latcount of a ho Iday spent m Austrlri by Mrs. R .Greenwood. 1 Mrs.


The Salvatidn Army S h t


riot explode. The [Regional Officer r reports th a t he wou'd.- attend to Its


received' py toe Salvation; Arriiylntei national neadquartMs. a few days am


as follows]: Ladles: l, Mls! E. Ratcllffe; 2,'Mrs I t Haiworto;'" 3, M rs .: Walker, Gentome:h: I.Mlss P. Doujlas; 2,!Mr. R. Roberisori; j3,' iMr., G. • Gridard. The prizes were presented: by the president, Mr. G C. Triylor, who was introdriced by Mr. F Brilldckl: ..For the dance which follow :d the attendance was augmented '


by abriut cabaret' supplied.-— served and the arid succEpsful.


lance orchestra of Accrington, lei music. Refr ishments were event was poth enjoyable


: Mr. J.' Knkfsey and his ! ; ; .


trere :an aimlns trip coiriitry.—T k '^rlme


figure of speech. ' Pneumdtlo sho^ess have 1 direction


tjeen iiveitedby a man Uvng at Tfuzla, ln | tope wltp toe .flood Yugoslavic


"Walking bn of


speech '


neumc tic ol


l)e! rid, halt in th i air” Is no longer


. U n tl.th lw o rJ ilre c o v e rs .^ k o t'lsm ^ ^


“ A Sheri struck our South' Hall but dl 1 emoval.” This lacorilc message wss


'from the officer commam Ing the Army s ■Activities:nTientsin. I'. | , ,


l i In spite of periods of 'isc latlon from t l e


licences where food and clothlng are dis­ tributed.: ■ I,


pwere crowded IntoJthe‘<Central Hall,,at d the Captain made’food for them!aid ! comforteb them.: The;p! ac^ was crowded Il p iut,. even peoplemnderi'tiepfficer’s bed,"


.e CUiflC 'UUUCL, t C V*xACCl d ucu ■tiraccM S 1 4 t e k i r ”4tlbiltoedj f4)d kltehens we :e ffie MlnSter. organised and are nowj serving more th^n


a mere I refugee camps being ■ ■ ■■ T " - ’“\tl(i


10,009 meals a day. I From Sianghalcpmt


Salva... million refugees In t i e ilntematlonil


toe news of vast aetd under the Army offleets ;o iribre than one


I One report says 7 Four hundred peop e ; ■ ,


Ithrough I t shows! to a ; the Salvatloa 'Army’s tfiditlon ol sen.ee, Irrespectlie !df race, cclour or creed,'IS being followed Iby its officers, both natloriaTand white ! I In Shaiighal, Canbnli'Tleritsiri, and tl e i surrounding country, the Salvation Am y ilristltutloi.s are being irided! a s ' refugie


oriter wopld, when rievs' does cone


iv the mem-1 at


th e i r ' sgreave IFriie, C a ll on ’pnm e fo r details c f'o iir service. '


ilCDOiO* I At ah interval, songs were


'P. ''Runsan 'an d % C. and m


.» . T. accom-


Mnlst. The |men responshle for effort served thelhot-pot anp the vjhole


.u ,..v d o n


pro- for


The RAMSGREAVE


is convenient and prompt- lion and delivery of all ON TIME.


:S E N E YO U R -


c o n s , COSIlffiS to


Bro^> Blackbimi


Settlement. The Chinese Salyatloi officers, both men and women, b e ; allowed to remain a t their p o s» - - - • Captain Chang, when^ asked to l^^ vc t ^ danger zone, told the three h ^ndr^ frightened women who!were gathn:ed in


Tel. 480117 1 __ J


11,j


Arm^ to be Mrs


the hall under her direction, ‘a ai i Ing her.


aether.”


Major Kub Lin, the,Chinese offcer _ charge, th a t he wag; brisy with j' ef ugee work and also mlnigterlng to the w lunded J


■ From Kalgan word was receive! -


If you die, we will I


men who were brought. In, u


from £


cabling to', London, said: Shills, bursting over this headquarter;, fortunately we have a very efflclent here to cope vrith the situation!


The officer In charge of „SWnghaf,


mander of South China, with Iris hea quarters a t panton, gives a plclure , lnces.sant bombings and siren warnings. The headquarters Is In a dlstrlctjvhlch Is considered'very dangerous owing to i^ proximity, to toe railway, repair sheds, but the officers, both men and vomen, are remaining to minister to to sir >«-


' Colonel Rolfe, the Terrltorla, Com­ ,


: Just before leaving for.Amefua week. General Evangeline-Booth cabled £1,000 to help with the relief wo*, and directed th a t an appeal shou d'bs made to the Salvation Army, and Its frlen ^ throughout the world for finances assls


•wlldered people. , . • J, „


f"" The garden Is a wreck, the br ck wqfi Is down, , house windows and, : huMe .s


badly,smashed. We shall stay I That Is the spirit of the Salvation Am y.


. are 'but staff


. - stay] lie tri-


SERVICE


-the clrilocl' parcels


___ ■Were | and h v


Give li/o! i iife—Se\ Special


jti^i New Clothed our


v 9


Present Wardrobe a new _ y Suits or Dreisses for |


leaning Treatment Thera is no denying that


the


1 I _


RAM8GREAVE LAUNDRY possesses. M The inodofh plant.


i-i DRY CLEANING is accomplish^ M


successfully without harming the mos ^ delicate fabrics.


DYEING, by the Ramsgreav


Process will give your clothes a nor appeal and freshness.


I 'l


Certified I et Sale excei FEU,AY, OCTOB


Lighs til 6-S p,


Town H follows


The Vehicles LUlastFridd sminatlons


FrcderldltBentoam, cycl;■ dealer,


Dewlu lu r s t: ■Cov n. a n .


Frank P Dugdale,


by sect


Albert bled


Btri


Walter ann


. secq [ ded by Jail by


Ernest assl^'


■ Parc!


William gen land Rosa


secj


rinJlco-road, ji John Howd ided by Wilj


Wilkinson; sef ikland.


iHallows. 'hworket.


U th . 'lS , ated police I


Hugh Stj


Parker, 1, gI itant. PrcT ;e r ; second


.(eman. Proif Gradwell; I ,hna Garnel


Finder, 7 j


Harry fini See haiji.


by


James StK


politic: . parties c l cspeclojl,y by the La public interest In i in I


Ever clpal mome:


byJa: ,i iris Atklnsoil effort is I


..ilkinson,' et, licensed I Robert Ma


apathejl g ran te )


meetin 53 will bel Monday comes, thJ all abc lit what the! saying votes ' meetli the ln[ Labou' group effort!


,ln to people's! meetlr- van 1 doors! politic


, and canvd^i a go done, camp self


Laboup' make C o n s# relying meetlpi mac:


l^e matter;^ isl front dopl tes, addressJ


Of helper:^ to re-klnd


jhlle canval ; iP, are so*


vatives, oil :o n the PrI


and noil party has! its progrj


,gs and upol lery which! ■■ There!


Alone ani s, Mr. Lf


„o on th i deal of I


, pared] elsevfl


■ of '■


addrdri effect have have Issue.! talnly h a s ' the despli win


are of tl surpH;


. the pull a most u | e varief never I owi


he partie® useful re |


.. makij


. bere, lieing


Iwith


11 and f .e appal its cusfi th J All


result.


6 madel munlclii we do]


[]t,!: the voti Ejtic, but it I th a t our i


riectlon


o arid will bej t liin seems a 5 no longer I


crest Is the* candidatef


.slier. Probol id ll; seconf


cott, 18, St.l


Robert PrObi


■aylor,- 16,1 psed by Mai [chard Triif


"Not Peace at


Great


a t any price but Love all costs.” ' -


i to furtlier'the alms of constructive Pacifism, In


____ Peace Rally .


at7-30jp.m. Speakers.: Thiirsiay, Nov. 4tti, 1931


king GEOUGE’S hall, : BLACKBURN, on


‘


Canon t)ick Sheppard, I M.A., D,D.


LAURENCE HOUSMAN, I I :


I Chairman:’ JAMES H. HUDSON, M.A.


from Jloorey’s, 26a, lung Street, jClltheroe.


t ic k e t s for Reserved S e ^ , l / - . obtainable! only To-toy


H A RG REA V ES B IO S . I Castle Stijeet/Cllthfrlie


i i I Telephone 185,


BAS 13A01.


WELL, BLACKBURN IBUBN ’buses PAi 3 THE DOOE


W4n(iNMlilgowrti,mad yir ileevBi, round yoltg, lronlt2/|l.lnljitli.Wrap


Veils fronj 3/6. loddlers Veils as jllusitaled (font 3/6, Irulik Drawers I in lour ilylei Sodicis i Stroim 4/6.


from 3/2. long and D|ay flannels ItOi from 8/3. iow Moor Wesley Cliipel ]IUBlileSiilejiPoiiB(|M . 1 will bo held I I 1


TO-MORROW SATURDAY Comracnoing at 2 o’clock. Refreshments


ADMISSION 2d.


r4l^olhing but the very til est Pure Wool gjpes info CHILPRUFE, he'underwear


that has enjoyed the [confidence bf mmhers, nurses and doclors for 30 years. For infanis, where; health- safety means iso rpuch, CHILPRUFE is the only possible underwear! i :


d e iIig h t fu l w in t e r coats


to fit all'figures. 'Woll talored an d ' inexpensively priced, great variety. '


WOOLLEN GARMENTS—cosy iweaf, 'fcsliionable in colour.


DR:88E8 h r Every 8ocial occasion. Created specially for us. I f you want originality visit this fpsliion


centre. |


I low the Social Season has started OUR DRESS IDEAS will |lielp


Mou to lool and look your best. b e 'iMODEBN—


I Keep in lonch wit IM.


vt to Office


T i t . C435


IIMi,*'j r ^


1'^ r g 6? a ■ ■ - i ' i ' . H j E u i r i S t o l ' ' i a n y B E T i u B R ' . ' I ' : ' , T ' ■ - i ^ : " i n d I t m e s ,! f k i p a y , ; o c t o b e h 29,1 1 9 3 1 . COSHNG ev to-day (Friday):


OUtherob Auction Mart; Slaldbum arid District Yj Drive and Dance, 7 p.t


Castle TennB Club; Annd Oonservatlvd Club: Annual


Domlnc^' 7-30 p.m,; D| TO-MQKBOW (Satu


' Yard, Slaldbum, 12-30[ BUNDAY Ne x t :


owlnnd'Farmers’ Stockl


Moor Lane ,10-30 a.i


Methodist


M and 6.ount Zio: Opngregatii mono


(Wesley) Chu Church; Si


[church; Me and 6 p.m. |


lal Church; i


■ CUtherbeAictlonMart; Sale at iHojne Farm, Du By Mr. 'I Silvenvood


Municipal ifiectlon: Po: |]!ciril 'nia Enterta


The Pallaq um: Nightly The Grand: Nightly at nesday -p d Sa'.atflaj


King Lane} Continuous^ urday O ' 6-15 and 8-,


OpperatiVJ Hall, Wha Elalto, Blw'kbum: Cont Onuid Th' atre, Blackb and •


XUESDIY


' Clitheme i uciion Mart:! Parish! Chi rch Men’s Ir


Methodist (Wesley) Ch "Messi! 1,” 8 p.m.


Lower cbool, 7-30 p WlibNlSDAY:


Clltherbe iJongregationi and Atl Home: Reci


THDBSDAY:


Great Ptice Rally: Blacklim, 7-30 p.m.


FEIDljY


Carnival IhU, Newton CJR.G.S!, Old Girls’


Chamber it Trade Wh: the Cciservative Cli Danciif:9—2.


St, Paul's Chupch, Low I day;'“ Creation,” 3-15|


Low Moot 'Wesley Chapel B Pound Sfall, 2 p.m. I


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