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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Fehrm, T T l l l m ' lE l I iL ^ A I


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TERRY’S CAFE 25, WELLGATE


FOli QUALITY FISH AND CHIPS TRIPE oh Tuesday and


Thursday ' aftetnoens and Friday morning.


'vis it oil’j? I c o s y cafe. i :


PANTOMIME A FEW SEATS VACANT


\ FEBROXrY 15, MATINEE,


Caterers, for ty^dding ReceptLohs and Private Parties.


Central Heating, Stainless, Steel Tubing.Tut


Service i and Satisfaction is ; our motto.


J . PARKINjSON, Proprietor.


hram Sets, Nappies, Pips, Powder, Headwear, Peter Pan Bodices, .Shoes, Jersey S uiti Cardigans, size 9, etc. ng JWoolle


Bo. Wool


36ins„ 15/- pai ta ke a'l few oi made Wool


k patterns on liew,


Long JWoollen Underpants, yair. Wo ^an now


Oddment ^nickers.


ys’ S 2 7 , \W m q o k


DOG & ]>ARTRIDGE HOTEL


WELLGAT i Ti


E, CLITHEROE el. 465


Dresses,


orders for hand* Bedroom Rugs,


L i!b « r a i B a la n j' N o t l S a t i s f y


^H E Libera stage I'


effect the us'again power.” What


those L:_. and Lloyd quarter of Left-wing voting Labour, called The


were c! capital:


iibei


hav has


il Party:are trying to ' crime I back, j, In are saying I '‘'Let re a! Liberal party in


. happened 1 |to i all


Labe anc


' Lib


usually ‘ bosses, Tories, ___ Conseiwatlv Liberals Liberal without making tives still Liberal!' j Much to


ilists. on


imagine low estimat


„,als !of the :Asquith •George days? For a . century or more, -the. Liberals have been ur; : to-day they are not what used to be


Ri^t hielly


henc


■Labs.” t-wing : Liberals, who


employers! and and of course


. trie side of the ilave' voted with the ;e we have !to-day


paity ar be


'fes i and National /tad much to-do the now: in ' the fie\^


y' other label, are :ause ithe Conserva- stick to the. word


of thej V voters ,'as the wheat are to-day section, discover found want If the


’dt(T. I lo about nothing. To


e on the intelligence Never we're the


and


independen show at 'th( them drob


oth' erwise is to* put a ipable of sorting out


fjroni the chaff as they They identify every w^eigh them I up: to


:iere they are! to:be ing.l I . ■ j beral party, fighting ;ly, iWish to rriake a General Election, let barging aboutj trifles


ELECTION SURVEY No. 3


Carey Lord


FOR LEEDS,


February 18, Evening, at BLACKPOOL , i ‘PETER PAN,’ with MARGARET LOCK^j^OOD


To-morrow (Saturday) Evening m a n c h e s |ter


BoIton-by-Bowland Motor Se rvices Ltd. I I RING CLITHEROE 473


I


THE BUCK INN - :i ' /


ALTERATIONS '


are tor I ^


YOUR BENEFIT *


IMPROVED i


COMFORT, SANITATION, SERVICE '


E. C rossley (Proprietor). r SOMETHING! NEW ! ! !


' MADE An d RE-COyERED TO I YOUR REQUIREMENTS by


H A f f iE Ig HAIBDBESSEB Next to Ribble Bus Office. I


ORDER YOUR CONFECTI I


irom


M R S . H A R a R E A V E S , Phone 166;


35, ytELLGATE MILLINERY OF DISTINCTION HOSIERY, h a n d k e r c h ie f s , LADIES’ SCARVES


CLARKE & RO] 19, WELLGATE


tile sign of Square Deal Service


;oN


HOME-MADE ONERY


Flowers an scarce at yokr.


FLOW ER S i)


WREATHS


Agent for Henthd:


Fruiterers.


this time I of the S please order.


it with expensive and


CROSSES


Mr. Sam Lockley, rn Nurseries,


T.&N. KNOWLES 26, WELLGATE.


and get case as to


on


should vqt( a big •' whi


q^AKEN ^ a; two-:


are jj.only


if the' n^ induce any old Libera from! howj for at let^ • ■A sufidciq


House of I shall


dates are| the Libera|l ment if tri most! of Liberals


They! will numbers


enabje balance pi


' Will tha the


why


with stating' thfeir / all the old Liberals for them. It is still


Two-Paity People »y


dommons. and I large, we are


■ )arty people, j There two lobbies in the 1


J very much surprised r Liberals manage ;to serious number of the


j


Is to vote differently hey have been 25 years.


peing put up to s to form a Govern-


•nt number of


'.he lie


whpl Electb


usurping ernntent j giving op as circum So! I in-


are issue's at led ^w'ay issu^ By a


of them, by one or parties,


candidates losin'g the, Trie.L


overwhelm. not |g a h'a


of enabie


;y are successful. Bpt leading inde'penderit


em to be declaring well satisfied if the


)f Liberals returned party to hold the


iidful of a Third party I he place !of the Gov- thei day. by either


perfec tl;


i^tances! dictate- agine as the Electors ,y clear on all the


w ithholding' their votes


stake, they will not be from the fundamental ny or all the side-line who are in danger of r -deposits.


b!


torsjthatj Liberal c carrijed oil atives- sa!y Liberal refai time! have of the. land a separate If !anyt:


gramme t; party has that, a thi time; and itheyisay.i


rsed


Ilabour: tells the Elec- t|here is nothing in the which cannot be


Tms of LIoyd-George's now, become the law


, there is no need for Liberal party.


4ing of the old pro- left, the .Cons'ervativri


moved so far [forward d party is. a waste of effort.!-. That lis what


Futidair ental Issue


Boiled dov whether ownership


What is he fundamental-issue? n to 'a sentence, it is!


. we believe in perfect freedom for


private ent Tire t(V' 3


enterprise ownership,


one point


advocates! isation,


-definitely! Opposed to| each other


here, and! jf the jLiberals.ias they say they! ^0, st.and ;for | private ratrier than State then iobvio.usiy that is ivhere! they stand with


Conservatives, and where by splitting tlie vote they help the Df wholesale national-


Genuine


Parts and Unit ! , Rcplaccnienfa


We use only genuine parts; low in price, high in quality and exact in specification. We also stock new and reconditioned units to cut time off the road to | a minimum forithe benefit of the 7-days-a-week user!


Other advantages of our Square Deal Senires M \ \ \ m -1 a. 11


Exceptional values' Newest styles


: At prices from £4/10/. to £185.


WEDDING RI l^GS from £1/16/10 to £35


p;-


Jewellers & Diamond Merchants .Sole Agents for Lotififines Watches


LA D I E S ’ and


G E N T S’


WATCHES frorn £1/17/6 t(| £150. KELTON


w Atc h e s j M "


24! I^ING WILLIAM ST., BLAcKBURN open a1i Day, 9—6 p.m. Thursdays, 9—12-30. '^Tel. 7920


WELLGATE Telepaone: CLITHEROE 224


Factory-Trained Mechanics • Specialised Tools and |Equipment • Standard ■ j Repair Times • Voucher Lubrication and Maintenance Services.


YOU C.\N BE SURE OF A SQUARE DE\L AT LTD. ;


can remelnber!! believing that Labour wll. carry out his|“iberal” reforms, but is willing to pay tlie price in the form of the. nation- )f all the means of distribution and ex-


Labour foi more years than he A Liberal d'ho


alisation production change, ca describe 'i


Proof ?


a no ilonger genuinely imself as a


since hd" gpes the whole f Labour.


n, involving


Liberal, og with


no more ds’tingiiished Liberal in his hey-dat organisatio enlargement of the Tunc the State


patible with Socialism.!’ The Najtional Liberal


in brief the


Liberal describe h Labour. For that ileason I Labour wi to the Lilji ask of a nine-tenth candidate, remotest returned.


very wary old days:: Muir. Th|: “ Liberalis value of: cdnviction progress !l 0: individi ari eagernei


Party The


mo'l


individual;; ithey may


Cry


iern voter is becoming, of the party cry of-the ‘‘Vote for yp'ur man


is is what h e ! WTote : n is a belief j in the human personality, ;a that the source of all


es in the free [exercise al energy. It produces ss to emancipate all or groups, so that


freely exercise their


to understin-d how any jo-called T • ' ' o t i n g Labour can mself as anytliing but


Which makes. it


I lose too many votes erals. ! It is a lot to voter, who is [already


____ do npt think


> Labour to vote for a say. who has not the chance of


being . They are r


boiTowed his for their Election programme, but it none sets forth creed.


Here lit is., Tlilere-was than the late


Ramsey a great ions of


ot com- 3 have


the less Liberal difficult


has voted


tl’e believe irl - State and all it implies, or


indiv dual : and ' obviously erpnse. main parties are


ire already swiallow_ both of the two chief


rals, all except a few ‘ ‘ ■' ,'ed


fe? I should say not.- ■rs wrio I have voted ngly Labour or Tory Ding , to rest content


power, : satisfy the Electorate


voting candi-


piwers so far as; this can be [done without .injury |to others, and trierefore involves a readings use the' power [of the Statfe trie purposes |of creating| conditions within which jiridi- vidual energies can thrive, of pre­ venting all abuses of powrir, affording to every citizenj irieans of acquiring mastery his own capacities : and, establishing a real equality opportunity.


a I very Active policy' of i^opial wriether or not he has chance of being returned.” triey! did so. | But to-day, Wpile


These aims are compatible! with tiny


| /.nd


retaining his!own opinions, average -voter is reluctant throw riis vote away. He pve: to! plage it, allowing of courSe. riis party predilections, not| nec­ essarily . on ' the: side of vipt Dry. blit, :where the ; candidate hap a re|al'sporting chance against strongest opponent. Reverting to ■


the to


ers for


trovrirsy about the name Lil the one


of! the few Liberal h|ws- ral.


the farcical!


,i Cl bn


'i‘Liberals.” it says, foplish to get, touchy [because Tpries pay/them a pomplim After all, Liberalism ^ is riot proprietary' article,' ,td be


abput Mr. Cleinent Davies’s plaint of the Conservatives thp name as an addition to oWn-


j . '


tec ted by forays in '■ the courts.”


I Tory , Banter |


J^OT unexpectedly Mr. Cl|ui|ch- i ill banters the newly-re^tcred


a son bf [the serf (tl .well- day)! who


He repeats


We are the choser i All others will b,


.! crammed.


There is no place ! : you, I jWe can’t h t '


n


had read all Dean adds that " they derierve a circulation at the present Mr. I Churchill: is no milch about names candidates Island fol


has never heard the (nriither; have I, and


few, damned; heaven for


Mr. Churchill conf tsses that


ve heaven he


lines I though!


Liberal party unmercifully for asking! him hot tP permit the bracketing of Conservatives \yith the NalionaljLlberal: these lines quoted by late Mr. George Lam known! Liberal of his attributes them to Dean Swift:


papers left, writes sarcastically


his on-


“ Manchester J Guardiin,”


epm- using tlieir


pro- law


are the :nt. a


Grammar


ance of Clltheroe Grammar School's production - of: ‘I Th^ Guinea Pig ” In St; Mary’s School on Satuifday night, and all unreserved seats were filled an hour befpre !‘the tain rose.


T ARGE numbers of I people ^ were unable [to, gsjiri ad­ mittance to the filial perform­


cur-


final seal of sucoe. the Society’s mi ventur s, and announced that people had seen tion.


actor received fr om the audience- and , great reception headmaster, , Mr who also produc. Presents were ha dividual member cast, and on !bi boys, Daniel Cl


After the perfor The performanpe !s e t : the


■ks on one of i)st! notable it


about ,4,000 the' produc-


: was


mance each in i ovation


,tfii £d


played the: exaetji the housemaster Mr. Hardy!with glass tray and glasses. He also gratitude of the pany of actors an to the headmaster


enthusiastic ere was a for the


ejialf of the oxall, who ng role of presented


ided to In­ 'S !' of i the


L. Hardy, th e ! play,


ejxpfessed the whole com- i stage staff


a decorated six wine


in : the that'! is3d :


sif!


ofidee and D Sub


me W bility ex!


District, I thus showing lere lay the responslf of overlooking 1 a:


-I read with Clltheroe, R.D.C le Council had s Clerk! to accept ’ thi of Registrar of Blrthi eaths for the Clltheroe


regre


Topics author-'


with: appro: County the Chipp added work the C: hear! I will for tf up th


Seiv, iceman! for th? post. Thb Council, not iatlsfi'3


possibility


grabbingi this job, have ached the Lancashin Council with regard tc o f th (


ng Sub' District' beln§ to the already extrf


Irop a line to thb R.D.C ; staff’s spare time.


eir consideration to fll


tage dlsabl dlstrk I


It! :s to


that the school play had be- com'3 a very annual event wljlch Associa­ ted the school wl^h the life of


In his reply, Mi. Hardy said


the town and hoped that the play had given entertainment tp people who had thank'3d those boys and mas­


district. He the: 4,1


by! th yerirs let It wb agric tlpe W becauiii an ,a cultui


t(


obviously no advan- be an ex-serviceman


;d or not, m this for either sobs 01


housii S- The


only two houses built Council In th^ last


qltural workers were on aiting list at that tjmC ;e the Council [inserted ivertisenient for agrl- al workers to apply.


in Whalley ha'/e been agricultural Workers, lid also appear that no


i FAIR PLAY ‘Yhalley.


S|0 CIALIST COUNTRY ? Sif, — Mr. .Alfred-


ters who had beei with the prpductjlon! for their assistance.


seen It, and n associated


Clitheroe Skater A t Wembley


lIJIHE


before ught I


Swift) ut wider tiine.”


worried so ut what the Mybeli,


. . I


belibve that tlie mc-aern Tpriels— note the word! mpdern-lsttlind pretty! well where the Liberals stood fifty years ago


ingi'the Tory Election marjifeito, says : : .‘‘To many Conservatives thp I manifesto not very ilong :igo would' have seemedi a ! Socialist tra,ct,”


Indeed the ‘'Times,” d b c ’ib- I f : both: thb! Labour ind


Conservative parfies! have grounds for claiming that, they stand for all the separate Libpral party stahds for, in 'followjs triat there can be little hope of sucepss for their intervention. , j


if a stable Goyernmeiit, whatever complexion, is to r during the next five years.


: Two main partilis are cnoi RQTARYTALK


by Labour. Gionserv- triat as alt jthe old


200 HpR A T


pillory could be, imposed, for cra,ftsmen, wiere meeting of the Clitheroe [last J. e: Cook


of


tTiHE days) w bail


imprisonments


Mr gave an interest: the saddler’s Icrafi.


provided by!: tht from the Bible “ I me!


thereon and :go tc tiss that ( f


SES WERE KEPT BOLTON HALL


hen


recalled liytaryj GIi week, I whi Clitheri


and work


anc


Eyidence that . .th an I extremely! ancle


e cra_ pt dnje . quotatt


Will k may r


fit 1 we: at


es, ;he re


ng tjalk on


ub en oe,


by a


t was was on ,le-


Leather was knpwn to have been : made l and


Cook,' sandals of calf leather having be-sn ' found In ancient Egyptian tomb.


propf: of I the sapdler recognised


Mr. !Cook


Saddlers.” dated but be about llBC) and possession ' I o^ th Westrhinster. j


it! was


document of: the T Guild I Thi;


said that thfe first a a


craftsman I'was w


as


tjvas pow Dedn


elleVed


doubt: one | of important craft G City;of Lo: was rilmos


days when roads! had


This Guild ‘was w;thcut most


____ ^___ been j allowed to degenerate jlnto mere tricks.


means of transport in the the fln'3 Roman


)ridon a^ the st : exclusively


■ailds the


first class workmanship. The Guild had (he right to search for i and to' confiscate work and also the power [to punish offenders. Onejpf the minor: Qhes! on recorc that of September 15; wh'3n ; a George Marr, this Court day fined for . _


Consequently tjie harness had! to be of good kather apd


Saddle very ; faulty besides evir yvorkmanshlp.”: He was fined' Is. 5d.: and the!same


saddle was !| ordered (o burned at |his door.”


by the Guild ensured ? work :and laid down a st dard 'of saddlery' that other country surpassed


LOCAL TRADE


aspect of the; trade, Mr, _ said! that in his grandfather’s day,' : every* one jvho could afford, kept at least; one horse. Were


Speaking ; !on the


accounts a ilOO jyearfe [old relating to 1 most o( thellaijid- owners: in the district. | Lord Ribblesdale! the Asshetbns, Parkers, Asp ln r i l l s, . SEarkies were only a few


In ! his I possession


t he : ! m a n y who w mentioned.


local Cook


This thorough examiriatlt


6f the horse Ihe


liOt of


before that time, said Mr. an


the King, used! Icng


ide Clitheroe from : Bury.


grandfather telliiigj of the time when he


came


early for the stage coach so he decided to walk on until lit overtook him. On and on he went and It was| nht until he reached Primrose Bridge that the coach finally appearance.


appeared that [he was too rtnt*1tr fr\r« nfnrrrk I/d


. It


the Root Racing! Stable ati Dunsop Bridge | where the! famous 1861 Derby winner! “Kettledrum” Jwai reared. This horse’s racing bit is still owned by Mr. Cobk.


A lot of work came frorii


by Kettledrum occ\ipied the window of Mr., Cook’s , shop. When this fo a l : died Mr Cook’s grandfather! acquired


For many years a foal sired


it from the heMsroona and had It stuffed.


STABLE FULL


Bolton Hall who wi as a four-in-hand 'driivef. He kept an lenormous 200 horses and three or four stage coaches. A ^a en


stable of


employed permane Hall,


were sent out 'sithf half-yearly and |0 Day was the bigges day.


Saddler whe new riding could not whom he srild when making 1 bills, he chargjed of the saddle to sejven of his likeliest customers—and six of them paid!


Mr. Cook nold


rpmember to it. So,


saddle but


of one ade a


out his the price


ago was of a standard. All the hand-made as it and when vlsltlngj (m elderly farmer a few yriar^ ago, Mr. Cook’s brother wa!s set of harness inacle by his father and another by I,is grandfather, which were


Workmanship


Of !v


still is to-day shown a


saddlery was set made


estimated that j atiring the condition.


still in gopd In said


slaughtered, this had not caused any unemployment in the saddlery trad: apprehfices to the, ;rade had been almost negligible for the


past horsete


past 30 years. A g()c)d SaddI could Istill find p!


conclusion', that though


Mr. I Cook It was


three yeriris 60,000 per year had been


100 years try ! high


In the old day


Idler wasj ly at the;


tlober' Fair “settling”


accounts yearly or


lovers in the ,<|i5trict was tlie late Mr. C. B; E.: Wright bf /as famous


One of the greatest horse


Mr. Cook remembered his ------ to


ugh of


tile


dancing championship of Great Britain, held ; at the Empire Pool, Wembley, on Wednesday, were Miss Janet Hudson of; Chfester-avenue, Clltheroe and her partner Mr. Lawrence Demniy |of Man­ chester.


Miss Hudson, w'jho [are both prominent : members of the Manchester Ice pink', gained their silver medals for ice dancing and thriy: have pre­ viously won many [prizes In lo3-danclng events! In North.


Last week, Mr, Demmy and


skating seriously or so ago, Is the Mr. and Mrs. while her partn^ of Mr. Albert was a champlo boxer In his y This was ,their Wembley.


Janet, who 0 in the afnateur ice­ youngest competitors


appari under^i the i When, uriden contfi -hard. crises, back) goodk millip: amid


that]] H?


thing/ Britii


the


ijiresent economic I draw attentior. able sriortcomir


aldictions of the lat- acts as its ever


when crops are into the land, 0


Cunliffe


(ntly makes no attempt to tand Socialist criticism of


system to the


gs and


.er—such: recurring! ploilghedj' itput of|:


i:is of unemployed Dotential plenty, he replies am beingdoctrinaire-”!


arbitrarily restricte-d while go. short


conpe: n (not-bureaucra present nationalised


as


eye: arid


fprrhs


aboil: ther


is tpkpn over by the people and run c emocratically


count-,.


ip were in! fact., a ■y. When all our


n ___ , - - . „


tells me; .to refer these CnAFolicrf


to Mr. Rlandall, as though __ _


Socialist industry


tries ! re), when output and. wages are p.anned in: advancri so that


a public .ically as Indus


rything produced can be sold, \yhen rent, interest and all of u-nearned -inpome are


.herslet


nly took up the


Dqmmy, who fly-weight


r is the son


odriger days, first visit to


,.ed, then and not until will Britain be aljle to call ^ a Socialist country.


I QUAESTOR. SIMPLE CHOICE


two seasons daughter ;of W.i Hudson,


por of of al


elec 23


Sir,


to. v-m


dur


date cast cho(cb a i ’■ Social econi dang:: the[ Natio basic fred indiv exerci: quali


'th'3! whitli


set -O' triei pros


tend, resthti


alnce to the whole future country. It is [the duty of, us as citizens on .that


—The decision that the rs will take on February be bf lasting im-


to cast our votes and to them effectively.' Tbj is simple. It Is'between


nal Liberal) policy of a standard coupled with


( a n d


cjmlc restriction and r, or the adoption of. ConservatlV'3 |


urther . plunge into Ism 'and /growing


opportunity fbr every dual to rise by the se of his own skill and les.


FORTABLE, COKVEE^IENT


.01 COUNTRY LIVING


FOK CLEAI^, ■ i i W( have set out in “ This is


regril 1 revivfe


lut Ih an


': Mr sery


! load ” the methods by we Conservatives in-


Ejerity.


to I cbti|i to full! dlsdhh dut


'■hat 29,


of intdr


e;


h p ril /I


ir country once more on highway to eventual ,


atlve andldate is pledged, , which


mend , to you. I ask you )por


Richard Fort the Con •t this policy.


confidence that he will rge his Parliamentary by combining'the care


e him your vota in the on. Lbi I


Dur Interests Ip th the 'sts of the’': British


/y|lNSTON S. CHURCHILL de Park Gate, ;


ildon, S.W. 7. 'i


ESilENTIAL CONTROLS? Socialist


Hates for the Sklpton and roe Divisions, on their


^making tours talk of controls.


,c3e controls -they speak of for full engagement and full employment. This less productive labour and form filling with " Jobs for


erned costs


pys” whoihave nonexecutive dge pf the work they are


short, !the most frauda-! Ian for; full employment ■levised.! ;


with- This means and higher taxation


rust triat Conservative! ;nts will persistently ex-


Agagement. - ocial,


Randall;was in difficulties questions on housing and. services at his- meeting at Harivood on Sunday, tratory will not save him.


(


.pporting speaker used the' social revolution several This has a sinister ring


thoughts of Communism How travellers. Mr. Randall | arx'ist State Socialist com- to state monopjDly of all me: ans of I production and dis-


on which means |a terrible! machine! with a ,'denial of al rights., This is the outcome from which there escape. The reader must nake any mistake. Mr. 1 is a complete State ;t. I challenge him to' con- me. Electors have ibeen


itheroe.' -


ALFRED CUNLIFPE. a. Parker Avenue,


this Labour Socialist policy neans lower production of! goods and services and glt(3sed over with


Spring wheat d^ne| well should lyield at least £28 per acre.


. So aim at Maximum Retuins by


© Choosing varieties to suit bcality and con- „ dijions-jespecially the stlffcr-strawed kinds ■that stand up to generous! manuring-^Bersee "apd Atle till | mid-March, f } April


0 ri^aking sure that seed corn j


Igia up till early dressed against


seed-borne diseases—and against wireworms On ploughed-bp grass.


©Giving [the [crop a gorid fertiliser [equivalent to 2 cvytJ


start—applying superphosphates


j [arid U cwt. sulphate of ammonia before or at ■ seeding time. \


Top-dressing!fli/fwMp wheat at| cwt. sulphate | ammonia [per acre—not, thj; usual 4 cwt.— | iyes an [extra 3 bushels wheat! to the acre. : '


4 » a iIB UINIS-TRY OP AORICULTURB AND FISHERIBS- j


C,'. cn


gi al!


II A; till


r-i iV


T rC 4 0; .


j, I ! : § i■I'tri ; 1' ■ l-fj-T ■ r-'i Sii ■.II- r■iAli


■The Labour sts Mr.! Roberts I, the respective Socialist


and Mr.


■ ,!. ’ i;.:. m l i l


Ijiaaaa ! TO


If returned to power, to e our national finances, o u r! Independence. Individual llbarty and


!icatirig. :|!


150,000 ilriidy ;or| [cot


king, lighting and your door. Send the coupon ' Whertver you live,


cooatry homtj are using ‘Calor’ Gas ..


H i)« [p u rc h u e [ fa c ilit ie i a ra , av a ila b le fo -rid om e ie lc ciookara


(DIstributinj) Co. Ltd. |j. Beffrove House, Belgrove |[ Street, London, W.C.lL B


laoineicic ' -


be delpcred by road to below li Jay)


‘Calor’. Gaj cylindtn can .........


__ ...


naniaa^. ' ' S'


PLEASE SEND /(IE FULL DETAILS B ■ 'CALOR' GAS AND APPLIANCES J


m il t i ’


■ 5*0. J mm - i ; I (a y i Lj


that must be don'3 ir Duncil’s time. If I evei' any more work going


m


.a wc ek to be hrild to Clltheroe I own Hall I dafetakers. I Ao not begrudge! them that] fay frorr, It, burt l qannot restrain t ) say the least ilndlgnatlpn at the gross [injustice o f i ^ Situation. Ill iU years tiine |at t ae rige of 2 5 ^ intfend to Start iteacning.


tirbsd by, your.note in January 20


_ _ _ feeling about 'the £,8


f nished a four year [university course at h|| cost /of a,bout £1,600 not cpuntlhg the| loss 4f w.riges I i|npb4a,ve[ eaped fbr l l i yeaHi Arid what! will be my remrineratlbn? :£6 per to keeri jnypvlfi alhiost


Animal Welfare Societies, at a recent meeting,! had under consideration the questioti of the disposal of | pets, which, because of Illness or old or for other reasons can longer be kept by owners


I[ | spall •have


a few unscrupulous persons undertaking : !to destroy animrils might instead them for The urges


Th'3 fear was expressed 1 the


dertriinly In digs at [ridlcrilous ■ )ricds inj [ soipej | reinote pot. It is 'npt|aj remuneration


put 1 confduhaed Insult. Blit I shrill|[be I'fpky- What


leacliers a t [£ 2 p a; year!, I ^ , /ure a lar^e!number of; the; jiublic must I bpi silently Sniggering rit the posltloh, [If heyl werenft there is some-


le a cp rs Ti /Imtar boat/


iwuiuci i .


thinri wronri ri/ith their sense (if hlimour.T Ihfagine. it costs to clean ! up the Town than It does to educate y or fc rty | of the to|wn s


more Hall t hirt


future gmpratiin — | its M H a jllIEELEY.


'rlnity College,'Caribridge.|[ FIDICUbdljs IMPORT ||


ijio p)litical biris, I listened||to the


I


jireacrier than AVAV -*1


Sir.—As a nohj-par :y man with peech rind I’answ'ers to the


(uest.onspu! to Mr. iabour canlidate — i t ;tt Great || Harwood — [and


Randall,I the on - Su inday


■)0litical spetcri. I t p s obyibus tria' -


ng S)cial seiYices pa^ed 'by Coa : terva[tiyes!


lall was not questions, aid ;hem off ratlier nore questiqnS tskec. In reply tri g


froiri


m effort I' Df uf.emploj’pc


vaxed eloqu !nt] n the poor boys vho went up chimnbys about : (20 rear/ ago./


tl b


Well, well Mr. Randall—what !i


;!j | [ ' T


I ijemembir | the pre-war., days merit blit [here is the


_ , question I - wapi no; [allowed: to Dpenitives qi |Lanc


DUt to Mr. Raridall. , Caa he explain hpw the cotton _______ ,-,_...ashire! would


aave had full Employment in the Deriod Japanese ci,t [prices and Dther compt titibn ? Mr. Tom Shaw


'-»»w ------ --------------------------- -- - - — (p former


Lpbour in' ,h^ Labour Govern- iie


sotton operative) ar ,d Minister; of. * * *


I'ent- of 192 )-1931 could not Arid any Solution


l|934-1945,


,'hat! a ridiculplis e[Jort it, fyas, •emiitding ire rii ap revivalist]


,- r * -----


outbreak,: of a


Mr. Ran-


hap iy| with ifhe' th -'ii--e chairman! put


abruptly as mdny ivould' have been question regard-


: he


bout the- tWo|- yparl course same or‘ Worn e!n


Sir,—The I Conference pf tjheir


age, no


bxperiihental research. Conference itherefore upon' members of 1


alive for their skin^ or


public, who have the sad task of disposing I of their pets, [the necessity - fori- making surp that their wishes have ,beeh properly carried out.


taking the animal to a branch of a responsible animal wel­ fare society,: or (2) by insist­ ing oil seeing the body after death' The latter is |un- pl'casrinf, but it should! be done animal i concerned.


This can be done (1) by (9,


for the sake of [the YVONNE A. M. STOTT,


Hon. Secretary. ROMANY SOCIETY


gramme iriay like to khoivi that : [the Romany Society* founded to keep alive | thp


with “ Out


Sir,


"pleasure to with Romany” pro


memory! of t this beloved! broaddaster. Is presentinii schoolMeavIng Exhibitionis to two schools. The value of


these: will b e : £100 and fheiri object I Is to encourage ypung naturalists


Should any of your readerri


[sent to me, and an attractive membership photo-card!. of


Romany and Raq will be sent : in-return. .


'


22, York-road, Southport.


! PERSONALITY


I earth had little or nothing Ep ! do with the kind of


! Sir,—Christ while here oh


i sonality that the Tory T is so [concerned about, rich, the land owners, and the big business men.


per artiy


the Blit


' rather !dld He seek out those of whom He was born, | and with whom He lived and died, the poor and the outcast^ !|


AN OLD weave! . : Agent i ' I


MISS J. M. GRAHAM, Secretary


th: fo(


like to join the Society, t l" subscription (2s. 6d. or Is 6_. if under sixteen), should be


-Those who listened; the!


A Nelght


W f rheui schm comm


*lugg| migh


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