1 .'!'l ;i : C l i l T H E R O E A D V E R T I S E R A N D COMING EVENTS. ou 6WING OF SPECIAL to-day ; (Frmay):


^tberoC Auction, Mart: Cattle sale at 11 iilaidburn and District YJ’.C.: /finual Wh T Drive and Daijce, 7 p.m. ■


(Jostle Tennife Club: Annual Dapee, 8-30 ijonservatlve Clul'i Annual Soiree: Whist


to-morrow


Dominoes: 7-30 p,m.; Dance 9—1. (Saturday)


»w Moor Wesley Chapel: JUmble Sale Pound Stall, 2


p.m.


joWland Farmer;’ Yard, Slaldbu-


SUNDAY NEXT:


,3t, Paul's Churct Low Moor: Organist’s Bun-’ day; "Creatiojn,” 3-15 pm, |


aoor Lane (?hur:h: Men’s Sunday; Seryltjes 10.30 a.ra. anc i 6 p.m. (MusioaD;


Methodist (Wesl y) Church:; Services bxpcVsivp y. priced. l|'fiS!ureB


lirictiy. I i^arm


t^TER COATS ' I Well tnilored ; A


^NTS-cosy to


.ptldally for usl I f you, 4iniilitf visit this fashion i


shiinablp in colour. Cvery Social occasion.


ocial Season has started IDEAS will help


leel W jlo ok your best imeh tcilli w.


ec) Hi Next to Post- : Office' Tix. 6435 s i 1 MONDAY:


Municipal EIectl( ,i 31itheroe Auctior


Mount zion Church: Serviws 10-30 and p. Congregational Church; Service? 10-30 apd


STatHoime pdrm, Dutton,inear Longrldie, by Mr. T. Silv|nvood, 12-30.


m: Polling Day, 8-8, Mart: Pat Stock Sale, 10^


Cooperative, Hall WhaUey: iNfebtly. Rialto Blackburi,: Continuous ftom 830 p.m, ' -


King Lane; Con|lnuous_^fron) 8-15 pjn.j liday at 6-15 imd 830 p.m. ( , i ■


Grand Theatre, and 8-45.


TUESDAY:


MeUiodist (Wesifey) Church:; Rehearsal '‘Messiah,’’ 8 i im.


WEDNESDAl


Clitheroe Congn gational ChurA: Gift C and At Home


hamber of Tra the Conservative Club;


Dancing 9—2, THURSDAY


Great Peace Blackburn, 7-^0 p.m.


FRIDAY: C.R.G.S;, did G ris’ Assoclatiori: Dancd. Carnival B^ , N


Rally: King George’s llall. wton Institute, 8—2.


, Reception at 7 pin.


ciitheroe Auctloh Mart: Dalfy Sale, 1846. '• Parish Church Men’s Institute: |Socl41 In, the [7-30 p.m.


for Day


le Whist Drive and Bail at Whist at .7 pm.,


Blackburn;; ! Variety, at


The Grand: Niratly at MSjaird 8-30;,. Wed­ nesday and Sa'.orday, 2-3p pim. ',


The Palladium: Nightly'at e|-30


Cinema Entertainments, 1.


1-.4. CICInm


e tc .:- and '83d.


Bdt- 30 ,0-30 •n, 12-30 p.m. Stock Sale:


a.m. 1st '


and Tithe Bam .m.


t i e candidates wHUearn the declslpii of t ie ratepayers,


r ; ade for the counting to take place t o r e a t St. James’sj School and there, Jraewhere about 9-30 on Monday night,


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l^kecutive of the CUtheroe Weslvers, Inders and Warpers' Association passed re following reaolutlon, which Is to be


At" their meertlng this ’ week,


forwarded to the Prime ; Jdlnlster, Inlster of Labour,; tWe Mlnlste


the


ealth, Sir William Brgss, M.P., and the nemployment Asslstpnce Board : -


-Views with alarm the attitude taken up:by the Minister of Labour, and calls upon the Government to bic 'ease benefits to the upeinployed In: order to ' meet th e Increased demaiids occasioned by a rise In the co it of living, which cabnbt fall tp be detrimental to health."


“ The Executive |flf this Asspclitlpn ' # #j


Mr. Tom Chlvers left CUtheroe for Barnoldswlck, yet there are many who r imember him quite well. For ToM was cjilte a character In fils yiay^ and repid^d lii a cottage In WeUgdte, ,adjacent to the I'jllbera ■l Club, which dwelling, with other 'ittage property there-Was demolshed


About forty years have elapsed blnce ................... .................


yfars ago. When resident here he was lie d : vflth the . Mutual , Improve nent Iclety a t the Parish Church Sunday :hool, taking ■ a p'rdinlaent part Ifa all


sb-called Parllaraeiitdry 'dSbateS for he as a fluent speakeif, and H'he could not incentrate on the wofd he wahtedi he


once


ta^e place tomorrow (Saturday) at Douglas.


■thf production Is'staged In Cllthefpe, ' I . *: * * ' ■


: About ri'xty members of Clitheroe Amateur Operatic Society paid,a visit to, Prdston, oh Wednesday night to-Witness a Iperformance by the Preston Light Oppra Company of the musical comedy " "^ood Night, Vienna" whlch-the Cllth- erde Society Is to produce next January, The members were greatly Impressed by thp performance, and information was gained which will, prove valuable when


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Wfis not averse.to cblgnlng one. And t i l s : b ften ' happened.' He was an


W. P ; , Brooks, of. -Northallerton and formerly of Bamoldswlck, who was his , unlor by one year. iThe referee w^s 81, £ i too; the gentleman! who presented the.


t i s early days with ,the GUtheroe club, and he enjoyed'theigame to the last. ISghty-seven years of age, It was orly in £ eptember last th a t :he took part la a ( g ^ e of 31 up, at j the Barnoldswlck


_________ - - - . ipnservatlve Bowling Club, agalnsi; Mr. ontestants with walking-sticks as


-Mr.,Hardman was also on the staff of the . Market Street, Manchester, branch for sixteen years.


fifteen mbnths, during! which time he has visited more than twenty branches.


mthiislastlc worker ! for Conservatism shd was certain,td be found Ih the ;hlek the fray a t election tlmes.,-Mr. Cblvers IS a; keen; bowler,; In, fact,, right . from


'Courtesy th a t has always characterised Mr.! Mackle’s dealings, and trusting he


•willsoon feel thoroughly at home In the ;,tom ' ' j ,


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show held'last Saturday, a local enthu­ siast, Mrs; Woodcock, of Knunck Knowles Lodge, setured second an d ‘fourth prizes


At the Blackbqrn Cage Bird Society’s


li lends were sorry to leam of his passing |: has become very popular hiithls district j i Thursday of last I week. T h e d a te r - r:ient took place on Monday In St. Ifary’s (femetery, Clitheroe.: :


ouveiiilrs of the game. Although he had cock possesses a well-stocked-aviary. The italned such a n ' advanced age, old budgerigar Is an Australian bird which


with two budgerigars. A keen lover of birds and| a competent Judge, Mrs. Wood-


League of ^ation^ Notes.


owing to jits lovely plumage , and powers ■ of mimicry.


)■ othes? 'Irohe a new


qy\ Dresses[ for i entn


AVE LAUNDRY plapt.i


s no tlenying ithat the ^ possesses ^


ly fab rics.


Will gWe your clotties a now and freshness.


I p -


n ent RAMSGREAVE SERVICE ^


E. W U R - \ j;|


ofecOSTlIfflES, I i SUITS to I


■icJ'l . ' 1; Tel. 48 087! = t. The Chinese Salyation Army


OS. Ltd, dry, Blackbum


u - , ■ r


both men and women, beg to be : t5 remain at their posts, - t o .


Jerl ^ n e . told th e -th re e hundred : Itened women who were Igathered In , l a l l rnder her direction, f‘ I am stay- y her.


Qhang, when asked to leave the trJ” - ' ^ i 1 tb cope with the situation !’’


|e of icef in charge; of Shanghai, In g . ;o |bondon,i said: "Shells are Ring over th is ' headquarters,; bbt' bnhteiy'we have a very efficlent staff


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Idbr of South ®ln a, with his head- Ite rs at j Canton, gives a picture of . Isstmi) bombings and siren warnings. I headquarters .Is in a district which .is llderqd very dangerous owing to its, Wihlty tb the railway repair sheds, I the ioffleers, both hien and;-women, lri|m:,lning to minister i to their be- leted pebple. . ; ; i


lonel Rolfe, the iTerrltorlal'Com-


jeted that an appeal should be made ; Ih e S ilvatlon Armyi i and Its f r ie i^ , I


1st biifore leaving ,tor America last G( nefal Evangeline. Booth cabled loop to help with the relief work, and i


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bughc ut the world fob financial assist- j i "


! I


W sniashed. [he


, ■ :


I t :re garden is a wreck, the brick wall i I down, house windows and shutters i


he spir it of the Salvation Army.,' We shall stay 1” , That j


I r lK io Lin, the; Chinese officer la > Eei, that he wagi busy with refugee ■ Fand also ministering to the wdunded I Who were brought fn.


n Kglgan word was received irom


!lf you dle.'lwe ,WiIl die to- !i' P ’ , -


and prompt-^the cpllec- . s delivery of all parcels is =


/iNING is accomplished tt out harming the most


by the Ramsgreave \ '


Certified net sail FRID.AY,


exceeds 5,000 ICTOBER 291


Lights on Vehicles 6-9 p.m.


Town Hall last follows:


Dewhurst Cowman


:opies weekly, h, 1937,


to-morrovf (Saturday) The nominations handed Friday afternoon were | as in at the


Frederick Bent lam, 13, Moorland-^en|i cycle dealer. Proposed by,_Geprge seconded '


by Thqnias


Frank Dugdkle, “ BelveWene,” - 1^2, Plmlico-road, jouraallst. Proposed by John Howard Satterthwalte; seconded ly William Edwin Hughes.


Albert - Hallo' bleachworl Wilkinson Strickland


Walter Leith, secondcfd


18, Hebthorn-rpad, Proposed by John by Geofge


annuated hollce sergeant. Proposed by Hugli Stowellj lEdmondsdn; byseconded by James Salnsbury.


18, Pimlico ■road, super­


Ernest Parker| 1, Georgd-street, grpeprs assistant, Parker;


Seconded by Mark French, I Proposed by :


Harry Scott, 18, St. Mary’sjstreet, finisher, proposed by William HCnry Seedall; Seconded by Charles Down


Rosanna Garnett I


ham.:


Robert Taylor, 16, George-street,, to e r . Proposed by Mark F ren ch ; secor ded by Richard Trlmby. ’


James Wilkinson, Starkie Ar:ms, Q ,ed victualler.


street, iTcensed


political parties chiefly concerned' especially by the Labour Party—w " public interest in n e x t: Monday s cipal election In CllthCToe. moment, the voters seCm apathetic,, but It may pe


Every effort is being made by the ■and


by Robert Manley'; James Atkinson Wilson. ; #


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•to artouse iunl-


granted that our reports; of the! pmy may fjc taken, for


At the curiously


meetings will be read qnd that when Monday comb, the ratepayers will toqw all about what the candidates havp wen v .saying and will be keener 'to record meir


!seconded Pro.


'a^tle- iposed by


and GradWell; seconded by Evplyn cloth


Hpbert m


William Finder, 7, Brunderley-aVadue, l gentlemanl. Proposed by ArihUr Row­


A'' 1 k ibe,


dt Liverpool last week, a number of com- etltldns for craftsnjen were held, and he first prize for practical plumbing


At the building trades exhibition held


d ork jwas won by W. J. Brlerley, of CUtherop, who gained the £5 award


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djeath,! which occurred on Monday short illness, of Mrs. Panhy E. -road.


Many! townspeople w ill, regret after the


„Jthetoe, Mrs. Newson was deeply In- a visit wad received from the Bishop of ' jrestdd In church work, and.conducted' Athabasca, Western. Canada. In the he young women’s class a t the Barlsh altemoon a meeting was held In WhaUey ' ch Sunday School; Sirs. N^wson ,| Bjbbey at which 140 guests'were present


ostmpster of Clitheroe, a posltlcjn he eld until he went Into-retirement


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The Rural Deanery Missionary Festival was held a t Whalley on Wednesday when


10 hef husband and three daughters. e' funeral is to 'take place tq-day


and sympathy will be extended


Friday) a t Ipswich Crematoriu; Tb-day Mr. A. H. Todd, CUtlieroe’s


jth e r inembers of his profession, before he 'Electrlcity Committee of Dover for


iectrical Engineer, IS appearing with two


% e ' appointment of: Electrical Engineer 'or i th a t borough.; From the [many ipplicdnts, three have been selected fpr


ewson, of Heathcote, Woodbridge ushihere Heath, Ips'^ch, Her husband, ' Fred Newson, was for several years


Abbey, addressed the Clltheroe Rotary Club yesterday on “ Some Pages from my Diary," his reminiscences proving both Interesting and entertaining,'


Canon ‘ C. H. Lambert, of Whalley * ' *; # :


Kellet, of 27, Union-street, Low Moor, who on Sunday will attain her 74th birthday. Mrs. Kellet' is known to everyone in the village, apdithey will Join us In wishing her many happy returns,


We exWnd hearty greetings to Mrs. J. * . * : * } :


TNTEREBT A work of


THE NINE POWER CONFERENCE., this week Is divided between the


which has't&ken on ;a new lease ofi life as ;a result of Italy’s eleventh'hour acceptance of the British plan, and the Nine Powdr Confer­ ence in Brussels. Will the Cohferende succeed not only In fetopplnglthe war but In bringing it to,'an end [under such conditions that inter­ national law and order will be relnfprced and a recurrehbe of such' lawlessness and barbar-- Ity as is hprf l®klng place In China made less likely In future? ‘ Ifiit does succeed'ln doing this It wlU bring new hope to a pisoifiered world. '!


the Nonllntervention Committee LEAGUE DOCTORS tOR CHINA.


r’as'wi'dely known and was held Iqi high [ and 'whlch was presjdedj. over by the ;| wliiiact bs 'echnical advisers to the Chinese Ri'iral Deati (Rev W S. Helm). Lady [| Goyemment for the; period of one year and


the Rev. G. W. C. 'Thomas, of the Church the Superyltory Committee of the 1 eague last Missionary Society. Afterwards an in- week approved the setting aside of two million tercession service was held at WhaUey j| Swiss franc? for the campaign. Parish Church, and later' a mlssion&ry


to cover the expenses'of the Commiss on, i ; -


sketch given by the membfers of the St. Leonard’s parish, Miss R. Stubbs being the producer.. At the evening meeting


Intervew and his: many fr ie n d s ,m Glltheroe wlU 'congratulate Mr. [Todd ipon his selection whether he obtains the )ost or not. During the time MrJ-Tpdd


has been in Clitheroe, he has WP? . ;xtremely hard in I the developmqht of


Bowland, has written stating th a t while; homes, M durlnk the recent drought farmers to the land groiring the finest com in the wholq


Forest-Becks area encountered the dlffl- of the world. I t was his object ^ °f>talr cultles We alluded! to last weekj there funds to care for the physical an was riever any posslblUty of the trouble; spiritual needs of the Immigrants. Il getting more acute'as the streams from another part of the diocese important wWch supplies were obtained , were, f


rrunning quite strongly even befqke the,


believe th a t farmers might have furthler afield for water. Happ situation was not as bad as th a t


Mr p ’awson points


water ,- all the cattle In the district.


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Inspected the wonderful display chrysanthemums


As I yet, not many visitors


otes than seems possible now. Election meeting no longer attract big crowds but


efforts to re-kindle flagging in these matters by; takffig politics to


w a n t


people's; front doors, as It were. '| ptreei meetings, addressed from a loudspeaker van while Canvassing ls| pursued qiitne


doorstep, are something new m local politics and nobody , ertn say tfiat tm Labour party has not done its utmqsVu make Its iprogramme jknovm^, | | in


Conservatives, on the p{h®’i,[}2b.’*^5 relying on the Press reports of tMr W '


; effect the' various methods of p p e ( have can never be guaged for the,voter,


meetings and upon the ordinary elqctloii machinery which functlqns so smootm! | and' well. !There has been less persona canvassing :on the Conservative tide bu a good deal of solid w6rk Is sUll beta done. Alone and aloofi from the Part campaigns,[Mr. Leith Is bontenttag him self with the publlcatlofi of hjs leM u address, a fnost unusual procedure) Wha


have their own waysjof weighing mi issues'and imaklng their choice.; ,Cei | talnly the parties’ plead tag and plantar, has the useful result bf getting P®op|® J' the poll find we do | not doubt w ' despite the apparent apathy, ^^Clltner


will have Its customdryi big pqU, tor pared with the lov( p^rcerrtagert rulh elsewhere.;] All msmtiier of predictlo are being made. With long experlen of these municipal i ptruggles


qhd th( r


surprises, we do not of the result. Arrahgements fiave heqn


Japanese every!


the interest Is there just m® s™®/, Labour candidates, backed by q[large group of helpers, have


s r w « Ygo]*


year, I t takes fully twelve mtmins w ujov fgbt the blooms to this perfection


islble to grow can be, seen and there ____


colour of ;chrysanthemun ,lt,is


eel sure the townspeople, havlig seen the [blooms[Will agree the work


worth whllfe. The show will another month and the conserv . opeil every day. If any visitor desires to taiow the liame of any variety pe-need only ask Mr, Greenwood or onq of tne gardeners and the Information


coufse, no is at


®


being for Blackburn Royal Infl ^ y- ♦ * *


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last for atory Is


but we is well


chrysanthemums.. g ,


ly the for, as


water iIn SMrden brp.ok alone to waier : , j [


uiu jotv^^**^**-”**— to ' the conse. - and greenhouse at the Castle grounds,


sliould during


. . of I :vatory;


have


but as the blooms are now at thClr^best,-1 Mr T Greenwood; and his staff be very busy tWs week-end, and


the S ^ g wek, pointing out the dlfl- erent varieties of sinsles. decorati.ve and


Nearly


ain. A correspondent had. lec us to, to go


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cem, that In many areas Insufficleni concerri is being given to the health o: children between the ages of elghteer months and five years, and urged thi necessity for health visitors to pa; regular visits to children not attendln; nursery schools and the^probable n ^ ^


in mnnv nrea.s insufficlen


MlnMer o f '^ H e f i th 'S r ^ e d coni ^


Mr J. Dawson, of Skirden, Boltfn-by-: thousands of people ^ere making theffi [ : * . * . . * ;


' In the Southern portion, which was ' known -as the Peace River countrvJ


, divided Into two parts and


minerals had been discovered and among other things It was anticipated'that-In two years’ time- Canada would; have r' monopoly of the world’s radium supply.


given a t me Methodist School last night week, the film being loaned by the L.M.8. railway cimpany,' and, shown by Messrs. Warburtoh and ' Cowper, of the L.MB


An Int'irestlng! film exhibition was


staff The views of the Lake District were keenly,appreciated by a f;drly large gathering! presided over by Mr. A Neweu. The cblledtlori i was for the Hesha


[Hospital. [ UVB


for staffs -of health visitors to be creased. I t also suggested th a t In area,s where ( any considerable number of mothers are regularly employed awa from hbme the desirability of establish tag day nurseries should be considered.


8 * 4 ^ h T c , ,n X r t “ “ X “r r i s "oH lighter and less cumbersome than the willingly be supplied.


■ 'The death occured at Oldhrtm Hos- be pinned securely to the shouldersjof pita on Tuesday'morning of Mr. Wtater the new Mayor s dresses. Miss “ Pegg^


1 hoincr [hacked with velvet, so th a t It can being b


ggi^ badge. The Mayoral ch.ata is ci


Douglas, IO.M„; but was en g ap d in work at Oldham! when he was takemlU qbiSut three weeks ago. A native of Cllth­ eroe,', Mr.; Whittaker used toi wor*t ta


as.ia'young man, began W(qrk -as:


in ' Cllth


'of'his own age.! He formerly attended ; the; Parish Church, being a n ember of


: S e r was well-known by Clltieronlans


-tn! n lt.heroe when the firmss^ stores' were


being erected. Mr. wmi-


'the' gymnasium'class there. pydt,P®f“I will be felt with his widow, who Is left


Councillor Lady Edge will set a ne Mayoral fashion. Previous Mayors have worn, a sable-trimmed purple rob( voluminous and weighty. Lady Edge, who Is the wife of Sir William Edge, M.P., has been fitted for a robe of red ribbed silk, trimmed with musquash. Red, because she remembers her father and grand- father.ta red mayoral robes. I t will qe


“ K S “H m X m ... ,


i, ’ jjgjj cloth'robe. With It Lady Edge,Is to wear l ace ruffle at the neck, ahe the regulation three-cornered black hat


Whittaker,' son of the late Mr. md Mrs. Edge, | Sir William and Lady -Edge’s to- K c l s S Whittaker, of Wo6nq-lane, yearsjold daughter. Who has Just cota-


eighteen Rodwell,: Ladles; [1 W. Woofi Raynor.


forthcoming St. Helen’s Churbh bazaar, a'whlst'diive took place In t!ie Sunday i.


bazaar EFFORT. — In aid of the School iadt Friday evening. 'There -were ip .c , Congress.


the' undertaking and he can point to a Athabasca covered 800,000 square miles •ecord of extension'which will sqarcely was five times the size of the British


DC equalled by any other undertaking in jgjgg j t the country.


the Provost of Blackburn' (Canon Kay) presided and the speakers were t h e ! Bishop ahd the Rev. G. W. C, Thomas. The meeting concluded with a mission­ ary sketch given by the members of St. James’s Church; Clltheroe. In his address the Bishop explained th a t th e diocese of


first National;


Peace Cart atlons,incL._„ Churches artd Trade Unions were rjpresented at the Cbngiress and'a considerable number of famous mert and women in all wrlks of life took part- 'in- the proceedings. At a great public meeting on the Friday night to Inaugu­ rate the'Cortgress, the speakers rtujluded Vis­ count Cecil, General Ylang Hu-ljlheng and viscount. Samuel.


3bi WADDINGTON.


;fo Mr. Mackle warm wishes upon his ■ retirement, we welcome Mr. Hardman tpi Clitheroe, confident th a t he will fill lup position with the same, Pfficlency and


Just as we extend


poiltioh h well known resident, Mr. W. C.,Mackle, of Nbrthfleld, Rlbblesdale Avenue, who for over twenty years has been manager of the local branch of the Midland Bank. Mr. Mackle came to Clltherpe !from the Market Street, Man­ chester, btanch in 1915., He has; ,made a host of friends In the district, 'who wlU JolAus in'wlshlng him a long and happy retirement.- His successor Is to,-be.Mr, S. ;F. Hardman, who has been' nianagfer, of the Prestwlch, Manchester, branch fpr ten : years, and has bpen oh the Head Office managerial relief staff for the past


: 'm s week-end there retires from his


w -|rf.ith five children. . Three slstetAand five brothprs survive, one brother being Mrl George Whittaker, of Curzon-street, and two of his sisters being Mrs. Seed, Pa?son-lahe, and Miss H. Whittaker, of Waddlngton-road. ' The funeral is to


formation.! I I leaves rustling


made the jfwthold' treacherpi^ . ^ d spellfed danger to any motorist feckless enough not tojobsew an extra dbgree of caution. ; i From the gently gwaylng branches' lof Ithe .wind-caressed trees leaves came; d6wn in showers, -ahd one fe ltth a t wefe the keen breeze to [develop, into a fpU-blown gale, as It d d hi North-Eastern mglandj leafless trees -would be


feet, there'wad a wet, soggy mixture th a t iuovm.B muslcaUy beneal I


Southern knd the days of thte hastened. I


an embarrassment of rain over the week­ end, In , Bhdfp contrast , to the long drought by which'it was preceded, ■ ^ In several districts In ' Wales, wherAonly a day or two eatiler they had beenjpraylng for rain,, the ,heavens (Opened to such


In'some'parts of the country there was T IM E S , F R I D A Y ,


Instead of a spiead of diy, ;h one’s


0 (1 'l O B E E 2 ! I, 1 9 S r . iso cm fiashlng. Nov. ;ll


Nov.,-1^ NOV.T7. Nov. 4)


purpose ••thati rivers overflowed their banks and| thousands of acres were flooded. 111 several places to such an ex­ tent that'motorists found thpmselves stranded.! Which goes to show that-the happy mediulhi such as we expprienced


In our owii


, Monday; i pool’s autu Mowing


success th a t once .again y, helped, as It has


the, big Blackpool


autumn dl{


there are thoto whb wiU tell you th a t to be viewed ht weir'v ery best Bh ckpool’s " Ughts " should be teen In the ra " the Ughts bfe mirrored on Promenade. . I In. th a t case night’s visitors would fare beti tliose who had experienced more able weather bondltlons. One the end of Ithe filmnlnatlon! several thohsiinds 'of workers wlU find


favourable weather. _ _ _ _ _ _


hded its been by And yet


Saturday er than favour- iffect of Is th a t


employees, Beach and drivers ahd


3themselves without a Job. These include other'seasohal workers.


shows, 300 tram cpi.ductors. transport men, and


,000 hotel and cafe waitresses and other 1,000 workers a t the


■n, when ;he wet,'


qr^a, Is best of all coijmts. * :* #


Nov. 2^BAsnall and BroWshoIme;; YP.O.: ! Animal Carnival Bull,


Nov. NOV.;2


devices' Was ehteiec. upon, more than satisfied vlth the


ht saw -the endiol Black- . lllpdlnatlons, !,nd' the -Dec. he blgtask'.qf takl ig down lamps and 'dlsriantUng


Dec. Deo.


Dec.'fi i—Bashalj' Ea v e s a t d .BrqyrshoUne j Farindrs’ BaU.


,


t-Lijecture in tfie'.GrammarStoool.by'l ilrj Herbert'Sutcllfe,; the pngland | jirloketor; 7-30"p.m.


Dec,!l0-|-Newtoil Institute: F mey Dress BaU. | Itheibe Cricket Caub, Teilnls sec-


!,I9J 19—The Grammar iSchcloU ..the | I i thrilling play, "Thd Ghost Train.”


W-Gale of Work; Cons regatloilal Sun- ; daySkhool.


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Dec. 1 Dec..:


Pleasure ome 600;


Jan. 24'to 29|-Opera Week. i Feb. 9-t-CUtneroe Cricket C ub: Tennis sec-1 j ..I "itioji:’ Bridge .Drive.


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O V E L j E F FO R T U w MOOR.


A T


Jan. iqj-fflltheroe Cricket C ub: Tennis sec-1 j .! [(tlon; I Bridge Drive. ; ,


1938


Dec. 29-LJiIethodlBt (Wesley) Churcl roe: |‘The Messiai.’’;


i. Eve Dance. liSofU


,ioh:';|BridgeDrive. | (hatbum Boys’ Clu i: AJmufiXmg^l '


CUthe-


Deo.: Dec.


Lfcihatbum Conservatjive Association: i j Annual Ball.


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.-j-Methodlst Sunday Sjehool, W^ddlng- .! ton,; .Grand Conceit. J. ! and 3i-Rlmlngton Ef ort, for Rlbbles-1 I dale Nursing'Assoc ation.';


' (Opi


Iciitteifoe B ran ch ; 3, GllllRCH STIffiLT Josito the Free tibfary)


Head ' Branch M an a g e r: J ohn R. KimsH,


!Utherpe Cricket Ch ,loil: (Bridge Drive 'pwdham Reading Room; it [Drive and Dmce.


:ague| pf -Nations leqting,' Parish IchooL 7-30 p.m,


. I . . . . .


Noy. Nov.


ii;j-The|HaU, Lowergatd: DMY


and .secure your place In thi Social Diary to ai


6r;aiilscrs of all So :Ial Events. lUl


Prplfiklbary announC( ment of your , the! “Advertiser


QhUrch [Sunday ub: Tennis 'sec- [Annual


Union: I Public I


and' Times’’; Dance.


ms ■


Markets rise iind'fall; a boo: A is often followed by O’ eposit your 8a7ingS|'m a TRUSTEE


but if vou'c BANK they


Sums


Nov.; 1 )-r011therpe Conservat ve ■ BaU.j ip-r-Newtoii Infirmary Effort;! 'Whist | ! Drive and Dance,


20—St. Paul’s Ch u:ch. Low Moor: j , (azaar, ' . ' : ,


i.A.OB,, “Crown" Lodge; |Annual | t[Drive and Dmce.


TION, EARNING GOOD [ , -'■., T :rom ONE SHI


^ 1 % 1 ftA- f 2


FU L L \pE T A IL S


Jc(uire,d, LUNG to £1,000 received.


E 8 0 F INT BREST M


W - A P P L IG A TW N i' '


tee LORD S'lREET WE.ST) BLACKBURN >


will be FREE FROl« RISK OF DEPRMIA [NTERE8T, find available when


( S E V E N )


u.- -c,


ChurbU tiavelhlt upon a novel j way ;of ralsmgi funds ■ for ihelr ichurch. Envelopes webe recently t Istributod, and those who [Wished placed gilts ip them, a t the same time writing a 'quotation or motto bil' a' slip of paper attachbd. • AU the envelopes were then coUected and fastehedj to a decorated fir tr ee., ; , On Wedhesday; night, the ' mvelopts were openbd Ih fhd presence ol a fairly large gathering. iThe quotatloi a and amounts were read out! by IJr. J, C. RoblnSon, only th e ' dbnors !themselves knowing the ’amoiintslthey had glyen. [Thus aU the | Altogether


ibdrsj of Nelson-street Methodist


been r aW by a sale of goods left over , from, th f sale of work. The event proved


gifts h£10 was raised. In addition, the ladles


(acknowledged anded jovbr |a sum of (311 which had


Worslev-Taylor who was to have wel- willundert^e respoitolbUity for the execution corned the guests, was unavoidably un- of the piari of campaign against epidemic able to attend. During the afternoon disease. ;; » addresses were given by the Bishop and


[ and t ;he duties of chalrmi n 'were' fulfilled;! .......... Blackbum. A most enjoy­ The


'


Rev, Ji 1 by N' [ r ' jT


men of the'choir gave spirited renditions of


able progrfnime was Bulmlttedj -the!


“ Springs I Delight" i


part


Last week-end there was held in I ondon.the were submitted by Miss Ivl. ;Denialn, who rst National Copgress of th =


“ Frleildi~o{ Mine " respet tively, and also I the |duet, - ‘ Battle Eve.”


san^


MesrtrO [. E, pemaln and J Robinson, who the W 'Vagoner"


i“ Sofag[ of the League of Natlpns Union, | songs,'


Pleasinigg! Inteerpretations, were &(


ant


Sh;iw opened the proiebdlfik'S,; .....................


“ Catastrophe,” ,! *f Andemach.’’, , given by


and j i Re,citations


jonUnlttee of the to to in atio n alUjr'to . pitchen, who leclted | " Jlmio’- algn. Great numbers 'if organls- gQijJ g / Cutlooker,” bo h ( Items being


g av e ‘I’The'.Tapestry Wet VCTS,” [ and by,


with! Mr. J. C, Cottam who .acted as acc( the evei


$cm;IOi


kuefess of the effort (are desprving of [ rq ijedlt.|.


appreciated. Th i artlstqs, along nprthist,'and all wht helped towards


FACTS ABdUT GROWTH.


hVerage baby. Is 191 In. In lens,to at during Its fir it year of life It


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tunfitoto, (the rate qf growth dbws amazin ;lyl after the firs ; year. Between the agis 9f lone and too a child grows only 131ta., 'and durln; Its third year 2iW. m l th a t the rate falls to an aver­


would ted gqant of 64{t- Iri height. For-


age of l4ta,!tor the next 13 yeats From 16 yeark onwards the rat e.ta, growth,'


! teehtp Fe&q boy grows IJln.; during Ws ‘ elghteehth,lilln, and ,tt®


tlniies to tamtalsK.


2, Mrs; R . ' Mr. 'J. I W,


as last When she becomeO Lytham St. Aimed’ mlttee.! I


and the, prize winiers were: 1, Mrs, D. Walmsley; 2, Mrs. best score, six hands, Miss A. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. Holden; Nelson; best-score, six hands, i


Barnes.' ! V ® S u a S ltW ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ «


gatlon were served b y the la |Mrs. Jones,


l?F.?


presented the prizes, been giVOn.


;


,Jhe V all


tables i supervised liy Mr, G .' ^ ^ „ I


but thi preced!


iEurtag Ws se The average young mat does not attain jto -


hlslfUUlhqlght until he 1 i .25 y®¥® ®|®l it'th e rate of increase during the five yfears Is only ohe-flfth of an


The [leigiit of a fullJgrown find weH r a S i T m e s M ^


tachialyeqrJ ' l eW u W e f e


cfm-’ I S d » n d twMtth


f Which had


ever built for a stage rink. Is b ^ g installed at CoVen^t Garden Theatre for the new Ice


U r M S O F IN T E B E S T Ice lilartt to the lvalue of £10,001, the largest ballet loptning shprtl5[. I.


eyes’, wak caught | off the West coast of Flor­ ida recetitly. ■'


r i t e o e ! Forty3flve years of age, Mr. pieted six months’ domestic scleiice Whittaker [lived at 20, WelUngton-street, -training, Is to be Mayoress. * * *'


Baitrow Print-works. He left (the tovm L - ; « 1


lYion Ofand after the war, he


tin g ’! for many a long day ta the earlier hour? of Saturday afternoon. One only neqdqd to start out afoot with some qls-


Some of us had our first “ good wet­


m w ° ? h !° f lm ’’^'^ criuitiherbe 1 destination was reached. And yet a good motoi; show at Earl’s Court, Lbndon. ' car manufacturers on the openM day of the


construction manager Itafice to travel In toe brisk rain to hfive construqiion


i | „ , ri,rinn(no- ipping n eiq ei outer n garment when ofie’s | booked within welve hou n :s


mrtny people found the rain'not entirely unpleasant, conscious as they! were of ;lhe goodilt would be doing ta many areas where it was so.badly needed. .Out In toe country, borne on the wings of a ftlff breeze, toe rata wrought, quite a trqns-


— Scptiq.' ' the head). [ ’when growt i.jCeases toe legs are ^^g ^ j|te n .th e f o |


vefirofgrowthtaboys susualtothe 16th year Of. jjrjjjg,; jg tof[gay, the weight


1 iiRliall7 ir6acli tliBlt fu ll'height fit or I ' S u t iC iM their! k we ght at, 20.


fnrtreaiei most during (that yqar, Boys, ^


Noys aW[ 44® fifferefitly. The | Girls


^


aO' toe have s M are slower in ■ jeiit. Boys; qre strfinger than |


mI Iil* 0 l*tponj«lh,.i;tS » ; p t a I 5jjj>girl?fitter which the tables A while goat named Taffy VjH, piresented.


bv the King from his Windsor dock, has left for'Indto to become' themascilt of the 1st | Battalion Welsh Regiment. ,


niece' of shrapnel has Just teen removed Irom'a Wood Gifiem London, ex-service man.


Embedded in bis neck for pvto 20 years, a


Fifty Piilllon liounds worth ct orders'were-, - by iBrltish motor


was h o iW arid laiided-by Lady . Broughton while, fishing fpr .tuna at, L!|'verpoql, <Nova


A Ml e man-eating shark’ weighing tosibs!


uied l6ci oiitsld


physically to :17, ate turned again.


plane T(i see.


imber firm at HatroWMldtaesex, has uc its premises —


thel tlilrq


piDSt C;lcklbw(


Cipviin twplvfi hours-hv British motor I n!!„i “ri(virilWo( '


;h?dri ry Christmas Day,;


from


with four arms, om of which directs to; wan y „, . ggjgjjam Wood, and'


)ciu gregtaphy to g sod effect in a notice ' ■ Ths consists of a slgp-


Thev are so confident l of all tjie [difficulties them


i marr age only fl feeUr g. Youth has


VQufrrels with


p,totmg:to!thethe firm’s yaS-d,; bear? the taBcrlp-j oppo talon. Besite, ii you ^ tipn. ‘GobdjWood.’’ [


i another toiBorenam wixra, miu,I Buppyii! ;o Northwoo(3, WWIe the fourth,; posti one


fMrfirid fil,(00 has been left


Edivard Lawrence which oho


will receive


Dn(trust by the late Cockell Ito taovlde-a


rbpyS .lit;. St. Pauls


E a a = s w ' M i S L S • I ■ I Shot? them toe wftoonl of keeping


tlon, h:Ifelp


theifi! Kan iparents one day.


[ It l! »u » ' f o r this to depr ves you of tne


tochildren married suppiprt of chile


' '


jlf the baby malntfilned this ,h for 70 years, tfie result. 1


l ^ Y WANT By RICHfilD V^AYNE,


couplB ask t o e ; [ma jlstrate for mfsslou to marry, j | "Ilielr parqnto 1 laye


'Neve? a week patoto but some ydung . 1 . - fgj J)gj.


refused consent toitta early marriagi. - Whali arc) the paifental objection^ fo


early rnarriage? ; I' | Somf parents are li anfity selfish.


tastameT they


sacrifices In e d u c a ^ ^ t o ^ son. Thoy have Slit his feet ou fi path.leading better livelihood than they enjoy.


hfiye; made ^ e a t


to a Just)


foot;! that of a woman fix and!a quartet make taelr lives 4'fe®r, he wants '


' if her foot. D f f ie k t parts t f i k e - J . t , . .


1 In such cases o I I X lc h ^ a d ard t i r t e as lo n i ® at birth. Before parent s will he little


tiie iTrtgthtof the head!; a t tap they are e qL l;|a f te r ten the;fqot[ls Iqnger than |


,


Ms support ato?y in order to .tort, J ^


is sh d rte rJhM | chlldr^n marry emjy toe'


1 son’s Tarly marriaglljnay bfi'fi blttet pUl; I toi4veVlshed_p_a<e^tsJ


Thei e are other Ca ;es[ however, v here iro J a will be llttlel tqe worse If phefi efits


look askance at thellrtcotae on whlc-i toe young folk' think (t vo | can Hye.


nest e 'g of which to i young cquy - b f L proud appeafs tq their-.parepW quite inadequate foi sqtttag up a


‘' u i t h e m wait a :eWyeOrs!-The . tom toon slip by)” suggests the jtoum


nei| tito?


years lovP.'


ake for years ! q rlfeht to life.: letter


young ' people


th a t -will: coif refit over


_____ now. surmov ntiilg


";‘;;T & r tu s e


y( ung rffi ’who reluctantly


„,,, how much occur before o d full Joy of toe ■


you mffit'(be better


of p refi nalrehtal sltua-


gra lually. ; out of


f bad tardy


CO MARRY. EM P IR E


debt from toe start! Let them; facts of. life for toey|ate eager to'(face them, and Just point ota fhe need to-plan for the ramy day as well as fpr Ane weather. . In this wfiy you'ertn make a youthful marriage of I your ch Idreni not merely a source of Joy to toepO but-new Interest ta life for you, their parents.


kn ilow, the


PEEPS IN FASHIpN’S ByVIVieE.


been sought In toe kitchen, Ju results. There are brimless s? saucepan hats with wide brlqis.or I'wlth' no brims at all; frying-pan models,' and) hats suggestive of the lelly-bag., Some' of toe Jelly-bag models havp pointed crowns, but others | are rounded, and trimmed with monkey fur.


Consider hats, for example. Inspiration for many of


! ' .


return to favour, and daytlml to be really short. Mqny mod? Tthe back, are Inches ^®rter fi


cases. There are harrow rodelsiwith slits at toe side, and modek very wide at the hern. Evening skirts are


he .knees are only


ensure small waistline, hips aggerated and shojalders breadth.


Small waists are tq be toe


Tweeds In splendid new coJDurtags wlll be plentiful, A so-ca}led “ glp ;er,” which ,


! ,


vogue. t 1) tall be ex- iven extra . ,


'J;


Is a bright golden-brown wl,th a Wnt of yellow. Is bound to c'atch to'


IDEAS FOR YOtJB NOTEBOOK. STAINED ICARPE


eye. S,


removed with soap land wqter. ; Stains should be removeql_ by rq petrol or benzine, out of doors, away from any


Grease marks on


Net curtains will keep ta If they, are hung up wet aft ::


■NET CURTAINS, are be:t


This sho)fld be dorte fire, 1


ibtag! with


qetterl shape ' washing.'


; ; ’i! l ! l


The short skirt is consolidating Its skirt? are


(t covertd In Pome


is, shdrt at the front:


ankle-length; [Others A third group Is grpund-lefigth with a short train.' '


longer. are grci nd-length.


which are Some are


WINDOW.


Autumn fashions reveal mafiji startling Innovations. •'


them, has glngfrom! jcer .caps;!


I , | ' i I,'


. sM UBhysScA-KSKtift!


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