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T W E E D C A P S '


S ty le O K .


l iO , M o o r - L a n e , C l i t h e r o e . RANGES & GRATES SIITING ROOM, DINING ROOM and BEDROOM GRATES. f s l


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t ty of HOUSEHOLD E U R N lW lE , “n- clndiiig Cliosta of Dr.oivcr.'i, Toilet Stands, E inhle.s, Chairs, Kitolion aiid Scullory Uton-


tno same day. coimnoncing 2 p.in,, a miaii-


(lol. 95) or from Ea


V .•J$5


RANGE RITTERS. barless fires of all types.


ESTBLATES FREE.


Arthur W. Whitaker T 14. & is, C a s t l e S t r e e t , C l i t h e r o e


EL. 160. Q m c k 1 I f e l ^ ^


of both walls and ceilings is possible if g e n u in e ^ ^ I c d , and it takes paint, stain, or distemper perfectly.


“ “


I Obtainahle From A. VEEVERS


WALL B O A R D ^


SONS


Joiners, Builders and Complete Undertakers S h a w B r id g e S a w M i l l s , C l i t h e r o e


J o in e r s W o r k a n d R e p a i r s o f e v e r y d e s c r ip t i o n V-LfI V


Timber, Plywood, Moulds, Greenhouse Work Shop Fronts. Enquiries will be appreciated


rJif'l rm


A/.l


Hall, Thornton. Broughton, G.nrgravo, Air- ton, Scarthrop Moor, Ebor Gate, Long Pres, ton, Hellifiold. Horton and Gtsbiirn, whore ,tho tr ia l omled.


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Coates Hall. Scarthorp Moor was oxceod- iiigly rough, proving most difllcult for the cars. Yot although tho courso was so much Iiardor lor the cars than tho solo mounts, there was a big surprise in store on Thursday morning when tho rcsiilts wore mado known, two earn gaining tho premier awards. Tho results were:— I j .T . Chester, Loicosfcer. Austin »?i>vcn, 15i points error (CHthoroo and DLstrict .M.O.); 2, AVL Dawson, Sottlo^ JNIor- ris Oxfoixl, 20 points error (North Ribblcs- dalo IM.O.); 3, J . Nowell, Settle, A. J.S., 22J points error. Tho fourth prize was awarded to tho next best time, but tho com- potitor had not to liavo won a prize with bis club provioiisl.-vf; For this reason, E. Croft, Rimington, (Clithoroo nud District) had to give place to Dr. Lovott^ Ingleton, riding a Triumph. Dr. Lovett is president of tho Nortli Ribblosdnlo Club. Tho course was splendidly organised by G. A’^aughan and AA'.


Thoro was a rough section going through Vlo..i,


ilowor show were hold in Ibo crminds and a t tra c ted a largo


dalo and J l r . Cm songs which wore


Downlmm raiiE'


song,


AVnddicnr. -------------------< -------------------------— ■


W E S T B K A B F O B D .


.Tho journey w’as mndo b y ‘motor coach and dinner and tc.a w6rp partaken of a t the sonsicio rosort. A most onjoyablo time was spent, homo being reached nliout 11-0 p.ni.


Mothodist Clinpol choir had a most enjoy-- iiblo outing on Saturday to Morccambo.


CHOIR TRIP.—Members of tho United scbool '’oTh’n"'


tho singing of tho National Anthem PRICE OF EGGS.


o.vcqutcd two banjo solos. Tho accom­ panists wore Jlra. Craven and Jfiss E Briggs, with 1 10 cxceiition of tho Grammar School gir s who provided tlioir own accom- panist.


Air. i^iu in V Mr S v m 'U v f - ''''®'y“V^y. j-euderod a dnot! llio concerts wore concluded with


ibo Constables.” Jfissos N V ilsou, of Clithoroo, oxcolloulK*


r® *l‘®i !'®^f,


prottv uction


School gills, oxcollont recitations by Walter Robinson, i re d a .Simpson and Jliss B Parker. J lr . T. Robinson Mr. A Loiisl r .a n .im , Cravcii, of Blaclcbum, gave


opened tbo programmo with a pianoforte Snlinni . j'*'® Eivon by ciitbproo Grammar


wero^ !rii“o n a’i ' ”' inoLd'^ y b ^


Ciavon, of Blackburn, “ Ti I'’ '-."luoroo (jramuiar


wore V91V mneb enjoyed. cjiool girnls did a


<im vo ery Tbo concoHs


D O W N H A M . «''tu rtam m o n ts foUow-


oiUortained their North Ribblo.sdalo confreres in a joint trial whicli took place on Sunday. Eighteen coniiicLitors atartod. from Gisburu, tlio moiinng section going via Closes Hall, Grnnsagill, Slaidburn, Dimsop, Cliipping, Clmigley. Mitlon, AYlmlloy. Sabdon and Clit- Jicroo, which was tlic lunch stop. Tho course througli Gnmsngill was nothing more than mud, and as this section was observed, many of the solo machincii lost points. The narrow truck also proved difficult for tho cars. .Fol­ lowing liinoh, tho riders began the afternoon section by way of AVorston, Downham, New­ by, Blaclco, A


’hitomoor reservoir, Coates


MOTOJl CLUBS’ TlUALS. The Clithcroo and District Atotor Club


taming clinraoter were contribiiteil, and lollomng nn interval for rofroshmonts__ sorved by Salvationists and Guilders—game., were played ivitli groat zest. .Vt tho closo, Laptain Pago Ibankod tlio mombors of tlio Guild for their visit mid tlioir p ar t in inak- ing tlio occasion so enjoyable. I t is possible ■ tha t Ilio Army ” will bo invitod to Wosloy


sobool in llio near fiilnre.


a t which thcro was a happy company or morq than fifty. Various itomu of an enter


tho Clithoroo AV^osley Guild, when ho gave a locburo dealing with tho lifoworl: of Gonoral Jioolh, the young members of AVesloy Guild participated in a joint sooial and Jacob’s join ^ 1 • Ariiiy Hall on AVednc.sday evening,


II


A .JOINT SOCIAL. ^


Captain Pago to


ds and Effects. On view from One o’clock on day of sale. iMirther particiilars may bo obtained from Dank Solo Rooms, Clithcroo


ISTHAMS &, R a


__________________ ' Tol. 2(H (2 line®). ASHNOTT FARiM, NEWTON.


21, Church Street, Clithcroe. Solicitors,


by Auction on THURSDAY, SEPT. 18t h , ----------------— ----------------- ^ ilENTS


j / i MOS DUERDEN ha.s been favoured with lastructious from Mrs. Rusbtoii lo Sell .


IfilBNI'iqTVfE^^iy’ postAis, or next week’s paper. dvertiser and Times. ......... ........... . . . . . . BRUNGERLEY BRIDGE, • CLIXIIEROE.


/ t Alps DUERDEN has received instruc- -■Auction on TUESDAY,


ijT’d*'


volts). Circular Saw and Boiicli, and all tho A


V oodep Building.s, etc. BY MR. 8. BERRY.


SHEEP AND SEl’TEJIBER 1


• * u 2-lth, tho Pleasure Boats, Boat Build- ing Midcrials, Ga^ Eiigino, Dynamo (40


Alio CATERING UTEN- ""il oil WEIINJilSDAY,


VJISBOT'IDM,


G\AC.'VA1 '1 OSSf!.SSfON on completion. Ihoro will .al.so bo sold on tlio premisos on


then produced—ALL THAT 1 - ^r! A


ronml Rent LI 3s. Od.


CLITHEROE. •


d o clock >n the Afternoon, subject to tho DInekburn Coiiditioiis of Snlo by Auction am! to such special conditions ns shall bo


SATURDa ! A ™ Latest in COOKING RANGES, BY MR. AMOS DUERDEN. DAVELLINGIIOUSE FOR SALE.


TVfR . A j io s C


VY, SEFTEMBER 13th, 1030, nt


DUEUDEN Ai^ctioii on


°n ^-*'0 promises,


will tho


offer for


S A X E S B Y . A U C T IO N . DY MR. a. e. SMITHIES


^ • tioiiB from tlio Exor. of tlio lato Mrs. Hawkwood, will Soli by Auction, as above, tho uJioIo or t!io liousolioltl l^urnituro anu offocts comprifiiiig 1 Q-it. Sideboard with raised glass back; 3-pioee Dining Suite in moouotto, nearly now; Oval MaliOKany Loo lablo; -1 Mahogany Stand Cliaira: Jlahoganv China Onphoard with glazed folding doors: Walnut Overmantel; various Glass, China and Ornamonts; pair Sfarli Horso-s; 2 Tap­ estry Carpccs; jjmner Sorvico and par t Tea Service; Copper Toa Urn; E.vtonsion Table; Singer’s Sewing M«cliin'o/in working order- I


GREKNDALE COITAGE, Jir. CHAT13UBN. 'J'O-lfOIUlOW (Saturday) Soptoinbor Otli. T E. SMlTHTliJS, !aoting uitdor instruc-


RlTlornr'n Kiinrt.irr « . ..__1_;__ ___ •« - *


drawers; fine old AVeather Glass: strips of Carp^ot, and 2 Cloth Rugs; small AValuut Chononier; oval framed IVrahogan^- Toilet Glass ; 3 Bcdsloads, with tho mattrossos; tho Bedding and Bed Clotlics for same; Window Curtains; Bedroom Suite, comprising Ward­ robe and Jiair Toilota, with swing'mirrors to t toilots; Night Coinrnodo. Sundrj* articles


ns the lots aro very numerous.—On viow morning of sale from 0 o’clock.


oo numerous to mention. Salo to .commcnco promptly a t 1-30 p.m.,


AUOT’JONEER’S ADJ)RESS:


2, SHAW BRIDGE ST., CLITHEROE. ’Phono 201.


3-valvo TViroloss Sot with loud sjicnkor in good working order; Ottoman Couch, with 2


S A L E S B Y A T JC T IO y . BY MR. T. 8II.VERWOOD.


DRAKE HOUSE STUD EARM, .■WEST BILVDFORD, Nr. CLITHEROE.


T^/IR. T . .,SlLVEItWOOD, favoured' with a'a. jnjjructions from Wm. Sharpies, Esq., who IS leaving tho farm (owing to i t Laving


7 Heifors, duo Soptembor and October: 2 Cows, duo December j 2 Cows, duo Janu­ ary; 2 Jloifoin, dtio jMurcli; 1 Koaii Heifer,


Iloifci.s, calved and sp ru ig in g ; Dnso Rocker; Cabinet Gramopliono & records I A f e Cal- _ 3 3 SHEEP AND La


ISrorns Cowley Couiie, 1920 modol, 11.9 h.p. Snlo to commence nt 2 o’clock. Terms—Ca.sh,


! attontion of Stock Breeders and Fanners in gonoral to this sale. Tho Heifers now coming to calving are of a vor.v high stan­ dard in qunlitj’, and arc making perfect bags; the X'omigor Stock are all rich in colour and good improvers; tho Kerry Ewes are good brooding sheep and all correct to wintor again. Xlr, Sharpies, along with tho Auctioneer, extends a most cordial invitation to all who may bo interested to attend tho sale when a prompt s ta r t will bo niadc. Further particulars maj- bo had from tlio


Ribblo ’Bu.s Sorvico from Clithoroo. N.B.—Tho Auctionoor directs tho si>ocinl


The nhovo farm is near to West Bradford and thoro is a regular half-hourly


Owner, or tho Auctioneer, T. STLX’ERWOOD


17, Chester Avenue, Clitheroo. W A N T ED .


nv tlo eni'thing.—Apply, Advertiser and Times Office, ANTED—ONE OR TAVO BOARDERS,


tiser and Times Offico, .


I H O U SEK E E PER AVANTED for three I


Y3, A famifv; must bo reliable.—AVrito Bos


L• ^ 400 acre-.—Harrison, 81, Anfield Rd. ^ O Y , agc<l 14, AVANTS AVORK, willing to


ANTED—Good Rough' SHOOT, 300 iverpool. gonUemcn preferred.—4 pply, Adver­


ound and correct worker in all gears. m 2 ^rOTOR CARS: Saloon Buick, 1925


for 200 eggs, ns new. s Capital BAX • GELDING, IG h.h., 3 5'cars, odol, 22 h.p., first licoiusetl January 1920;


splendid condition.


4 wjctiojml Hon Cabiius, T2ft. x 8ft. and X. 7ft,, good wooden iloorii and in


uSscx PulloLs and Hons. * a . 3’o CalvcAS, .3 months old.


I^Doau Stirks, 12 months -


newly sorvotl; S 1 O0 LTR\ : 120 head of Poultr\-; Light 1 Gloucester Incubator


11, 1’r ‘jno Eat Lambs; 1 Kerry Tnp, 3 shear. about 10 scores.


J crop, good wintering sheep: ViMBS: 21 Kerry , .^'pi'd j , , ^


c tho whole of hw vory smart Farming Stock ^ 1


WJjJ.)Nb^DAl NEa omprising


3 9 HEAD OF CATTLE, viz. .


\T , SBPl'EM.BliJE lOtli, .


Auction on 1 9 3 0 .


SAXES BY ATJCTIOX. by MR. ROBERT HITCHIN.


S Y K E S F A I I M


(Adjoins main road through Trough of Bowland.)


AIONDAY NEXT, SEFT. Sth, a t 1-0 p.m.


tTJODT. HlTCRIN, favoiiro<l with instruc- tions from Messrs. C. N. and R. I.


NEXT, Sept. Sth:


Horned AVother LamEs; 30 AVhito Wyandotte In l lc ts : 2 useful Sheon Dogs; ami an excel­ lent collection of Implements.


HIGH-COUNTRY BRED CATTLE; Old Hall, AVest Bradford, Clitheroc. Limited.


Sale a t Ono o’clock prompt; terms cash. _


Rr HITCHIN. Auctionbor^


Irappci-lxmiax and Feel,, who aro-vacating Sell by Auction on XIONDAY .10 HEAD OF SMART 200


w •> o x S IX E . Badcye, 3, Castle Street. ands, Clithoroo. unes.


TO SEE THE NEW " OOTY P .TONE (XiaiPACTE a t


.


■piOR SALE—Sharp PONY, T4-h., and r . t . l GoTCriie-is Car.—Jackson, 50, Batvd-


•ITlOll SAl E—LADY’S CYCLE, .<V,speod T Kt^ni*»“T-AA n to Box ,Y1, •'Advertisor and ,1^011 SALIC — Six Lonlthy ]5


Bollon-by-Bouland. XpOR S.4


^ .1 -BiutETS, -Gamekeeper, Bolton Hall. —Apply o /, AVooiio Lano, or C9, Salford. •


WHITEAVELL & DISTRICT FAR.MERS —£ 3 IDs.—Singer, 17, Castio S treet. ' ’


ROOT FARM, kind permission of Mr J Parkinson, on ’ A


and 100 liornod wothor lambs for wintering; nlr. AATn. Hoylo. 10 horned wctlier lambs and 10 horned gimrncr lambs; Xfrs. AVhit- takor, 100 horned wether lambs; Air. * J . Parkinson, SO liorned woilicr lambs and 2G half-bred lambs; Air. E. Dundordalo, 50 half- bred lambs; Air. AV. Seed, 50 horned wether lambs; Alcisrs. Cowking Bros., Breunand, 100 horned wothor lambs; Lord Crawshaw, 120 horned wether lambs; Air. Rd. AValinsloy


N. Trappos-Lomax, AATiitondalo, 250 horned wothor lambs for short keep (first draw)


SEPTEMBER 10th. Eiitrie.s .already to hand include: Air. C.


’EDNESDAY NEX3’ Refreshments provided a t rensonablo ciinrges.


R. HITCHIN, ' Auctioneer & Socretarj-.


LOAVEIl THORNEYHOLAIE, DUNSO'P BRIDGE, near CLITHEROE.


■JO OBI. HITCHIN, favoured with instruc- _ tioii.s from Air. James Hovlo, who is


leaving tho farm, will Sell bv Auction on WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17th', the wholi of h!.-! I'nrnmiK Stock, etc., comiirisiiiK


cash. Rofroshnients provided,—See -postor.s and next week’s advertisement. R. HITCHIN,' Auctioneer.


Old Hall, AVci^b Bradford, Clithoroe. gA L E JJOXTURES BY


s t o c k , BIPLE- -W ANTED-LADY for Somi-profossioual I MR JAJIES HOYLE, LOWER THORNEY- AVEDNESDjVY, SEPTEMBER 17th


l’‘‘‘'t.Housohobl ^ ’ work. Splendid opportunity.—Write HOLME FARM, DUNSOP BRIDGE, has ix-irticuJars sec ^o x AV.2, Advertiser and Times Oflico. ___ ___: r— -------------------- ----------------------


l]\/jpDDLE-AGED PERSON, roliablo, wants , R o '‘sokooping to :iriddIo-agod jAIan.— I


AV n lo Box AV 3, Advertiser ami Times.


A NY FARMER having SAtALL SHOOT U.2,-..Vdvorti.ser and


"W^ANTED — Exporionced EHAL;


reforcncos required. Stanley, A


V


^H A IG L E Y AND DISTRICT F-VT^Afirnc; | ATTLE AND STORE


r LA JIBS on WEDNESDAY


tb. S. BEBRY, Anetionoer.


’halloy. I =vg'5“


, housemaid-waitress Icopt; Afrs. Roger Green,


- - . COOK-GEN-


________ ^ y \P O U R PARTY: lUAprcsontativo Re- , 9 ” ” ed. outdoor; excellent terms;* i)ro- I


desirable.-—Aiiplication forms from aiucntron Department, County Hall, Wnkefiold


| \ V a n t e d—Unccrlificntod ASSISTANT '


rj<HE C ^ T ^ K O E RU C T IO N ] y p R T , jtxPER .IENCED COOK-GENEBAL ■ sdele COAIPAN\ LIMITED.


( ., situation in Clitheroc; .sloop out; presont


TVJ'ONDAY n e x t , SALE OF FAT STOCK when ii|)wnrds of


4 0 - 5 0 I^AT CATTLE, SCOTCH AND IR ISH H EIFER S AND BULLOCKS;


9 0 0 —1 0 0 0 n o r t h AND LOCAL SHEEP c o u n t r y


will bo on offer. Salo at"'lS.S) ’.n^AinV CATTLE AND


100-120 n e w l y CALVED CATTLE 4 0 5 0 UALVES will bo forward.


CALV ES a t 10-30 a.m. when


BER A2th, wbon 2 0 0 —2 5 0 h e a d o p a l l c l a s s e s Salo a t 10-15 a.n?^""


will bo forward.


Od. P R j /K S will hfv Kivon for tiio Best Pen of 10 Half Bred Ewes.


ip>T>ivWc, n r / iV ' ‘®n 1® ■'’‘•'8® frt,, +1... Tel. 19 Clitlioroo.


S P p 'T‘‘in n '* ” i® wiinio bold on FRIDAY r


o


T) ^4 Io n of 10 Shearling Gimmors. Bost Pen of 10 Giminor Lambs EDWARD


F O R H I R E .


Q N HIRE.--rOUIUNG OARS FOR HIRE. B Reasonable Tomis.—Slingor and Sons


.awdlands Garago, Clitboroo. Tol 78


Garage (Tomlinson). AWAY AVITH DRHHGERT!


bo lured to responsiblo persons. Price £ 1 pn


’


J J I R E A CAR AND DRIVK YOURSELF. 1„, Id


touriiig Car (Wolsoloy) can fuel.—Tcl. 151. Central


NEXT SALE OP STORE 15WES show i >s o'* expect-


CHESTER, Secretary. i +1


bath h. * c. Married coiinlo.—Writo Box 1 .1 , Advertiser and Times Office.


"T^yANTED.—Country Cottage and TimesT T\^RS. SMITH, Wardrobe Dealer; distance


Postcard. V


V


ni *i obicet. Ladies ami Gents Caat-olF yothinji, Carpot.3, Curtains, etc., bought promptly attended to.— (Vrito’ Victoria Court, Blackburn,


’arohouso


BOROUGH Ob' OLITHEROE. ELEC'J'RICITY DEPARTMENT,


salary dO/- pci* weelc. Tho iiosition is limiu ^ to persons between the ages of 21 and 30 hying in -tho Autliorities’ area of supply


-A_ LAD\ ATTENDANT is required for tho Showrooms, King Street. Commencing I


’ \Vngos 18/- per week.


A .PA m y r iM E CAREIAKER (.Kcmalo) I.-4 required for tho Showroom.*?. Kincr f?t


^


tlio Electricity Office, York Street, and must bo returned not later than first post on Monday, the lotli jiist. Canvassing tho meni- bors of liio Council will disqualih*. By order of tlio Council,


^ Sept. 1st, 1930. Ayi\r. SELF AVEEKS A P A H T 3 IE N T S .


A PA im tEN T S .—Mrs BLEA7 AT?n o i ' I ^ Albert Roiul, Blaekpool“ '^^-"’^ ° ’


roi-isting grade Is. bottles, FREE BRUSH nnd’S n f Stor“ ;’


EGGS.—Tlio price o f . eggs arranged hv tlio local 'Poultry Society and tlio Fomiors’


Union IS as • follows : l.s. 9d. wholesalo, and 2s. Ckl. retail.


_ S t r c o t , K in g ’s Cross. Terms mbdoral.. ^’•“- “"K®-


P O K L T l tY , E G G S , E T C . K ^ P E R S -B r e o d o r s ,


for particulars and FREE book'by Andrew Soutar on how to do i t to L. 0 : SmBl. rs, Ltd.. 12a Phone 3022...


Of yonr oxj^rionces on a CORONA Sond


£ 2 0 0 .


yours? Why not? Toll J


T Y P EW R IT E R S . s h o h t s t o r y


BOROUGH Treasu?™ H. Orogg, 32/33, Liverpool Town Clerk. Fornis of application may l>o obtained a t I


; VaHoy, or wider Clithcrod giving description of


a n t e d HOUSE to ren t ; Pimlico u, 1 addingtou Rond district preferred;


Hoddor | district,


situation four years.—Writ'oBoVvs’ ^Vdrer- ti.9or and Times.


C H O P PREMISES JVANTED in Clitlioroo, With or without livinc accommodation* Advertiser ami


j;;s?sra.r“- “ ,To.sside Infants; needlework and plan.)


ROBERT HITCHIN, AUCTIONEER. AND VALUER.


Sales of Every Description Conducted. Valuations for Probate, etc.


Tol. N o .: 282 Clitboroo. Address


OLD


PROJrPT SETTLEAIENTS. HALL, 'WEST


ENTERTAINERS.


m H B “ TONICS” CONCERT PARTY, With a New Alixturo. Now booking. Torj^s^roasonablc.—R. A. Riding, Tho Nook,


TO L E T . xm^iT BE Or Aloadow wn#-!


r.nylor, Rndholmo Laund, 'Whitewoll. on before Soptembor 15th. 1930


L E G A L N O T IC E S . .BOROUGH OF CLl’THEROE. PRIVATE STREET WORKS ACT, 1892.


Ai thority for Ibc said Borough did on the 1. th day of August, 1930, duly pass the following resolution namely;


polincil and Sanitary


ana he is hereby instructed to ipublhh this resolution and to servo copies thereof d in tho manner and upon the poi’sons


th a t for a porioi of ono month from tbo oth day of Soptomber, 1930, tlio specifications plans sections e.stimatcs and provl.9ionnl apportioninont.s referred to in sucli resolution (or certifiod copies.. thereof) will be kept dcpositetl a t the offices of tho


irected by sta tu te .” n o t ic e IS FURTHER GIVEN


Surveyor’s Office), (^lurch Street, S ' ^ a i r . ^ ^ o r K u . ' ’"


Dated the 5th day of September, • 1930. m r . SELF WEEKS,


LOiLNS'. CLITHEROE.


r iJH E CORPORiVTION is prepared to re- coivo LOANS o f '£100 and' upwards,—


Borough


Town Clerk and Clerk to the above named Council.


anbmittod by tho Borough Surveyor bo f and tho same are hereby approved and


urther tlia t the Clerk to the Council bo


dr.aimng sewering levelling korbing llnsging channeling ta r macadami.sing and making good Back Pimlico Road, lH2himl Ao 39 41, .13 and 45, Pimlico Rond, in tJio Borough of Clithoroo (not being a higliway repairable by the in- habitant.s a t large) and also tho plan.s sections o£»tnnatcs nud provisional appor­ tionments relating to such works now


ropoEcd to 1k> done in paving forming


N O T IO N IS HER.EBY GIVEN th a t tlio +1,0 T7? " " " ‘'i£ !®‘® / ’P® No'cugli hoing \ HI


p “ That tho specifications of tho works


tho^farm*’ ^^31. Present tenant will show Tende^ in writing to Ik> mado to Mr. W.


Lirm buildings and goo<l water supply. Land Mi’J ’mf?’


e L •rv* s Hmwo and Buildings


Station, containing 108 acres Pasture, tvith oxcol ..lont


BY TENDERr—Valuablo ^AV^ES, situato 2J miles


BRADFORD, Near Clithoroo.


ROBERT HITCHIN, for his Sale of Cattle. Foil Shoop Etc ’


200 Shcop and Lambs; good Shoop Dog; i ■strong Store Pigs; 15 young Geese; Goose .and Gander; 100 bead of Poultry (20 Pul- lots) ; 1.55 gore.s Winter Fat:igo; and a nnnn- tity of Hay.—Salo a t 12-30 prompt; term-;


oi'lS >>'Ek countiy-brod Cattle,


12 fat lambs; Air. AV. Parker, 22 horned wothor lambs). . An excellent show already assured. Salo to commence a t 12-30 prompt.


tion.s of CATTLE will he hold a t THE N


rpH E SECOND GREAT, SALE OF FAT and STORE LAMBS, and all descrip-


latest m “ His Alastor’s A’'oico.*'


VLE—HOUSE, stone built; vacant pt^ossion; n o ; ronsonablo offer refused.


JpO R SALE-----Second-hand SEAVING running condition


rjlHOUSANDS OF RECORDS IN STOCK , ^


TpOR ALL THtVT’S BEST & LATEST in ANTRELESS. Official Agent for Kolster Brandes sets.—H. Hodgson, Slaidburn.


^ E T YOUR AIODERN ARIEL from H. * Hodgson, Slaidburn, Solo District agent. Catalogue on request.


Ribblesdalo 1 low, Chatburu.


F ® ? - S-ALE—2i NEW HUDSON .AIOTOR CYCLE, two stroke; good tyros; running ’CS 13s. Od.—T. Ishcrwood,


T ARGE QUANTITY of POSTS & GOOD FIREWOOD, cheap for quick sale.—


Apply George Riisbivorth’s Foreman, Low Moor jMiHs, near Clithoroo.


^ -d a y and hear them play.—BEN'THAAIS, 14, Alnrkot Place, Clithoroo.


timber. R. T. Earnshaw, Wheelwright, Bawloy.


12, Castle Street. A


springs fitted wliilo yon wait, ntBENTHAMS 14, Market, Place, Clitheroo.


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^~lGLUMBIAi Radio, Broadcast, Zonophono, . Fcgal, AVinner, from Gd. to 10s. Call


Q. , .CARP, wiHi Tipping Goar and »Iav Bholvings completo All dry woll-.soasone<l


SALE- - 1 Now LOW , MANURE *


^VrO^pR HOODS and Soroons made or Repaired. Lot us quote you.—Cook’s.


/ ^ R aa^IOPHONE REPj\IBS, largo stock of ■


“lako in atock, main


r iE T YOUR CYCLE NOW. 2s. Crst ^ Tl!LVm/>n+. nnrl Oo


c a t e r e r s a n d c o n f e c t t o n e h s . and Times.


rrvwo GALLONS CH.EAJI DAILY, direct ,


farm.—AVrito Box Y4, Advertiser


good fences. Owner farmed 20 vears.—AddIv a.s above.


acres optional, freeliold and froo from ground ren t ; goo<l condition ;* well watered; with


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Tj^REEl A copy of Andrew Soutar’s book on “ Story AV^riting.” Limite<l number only—^^lirst como fir.st served.


I t will tell 3022.


i'yO U NEVER KNOW tlioro is anything wrong Until Nature tells you..


I t


without attention i t will Tail to do what IS o.\-pccted from it. ‘Whatovor yonr trouble may bo if i t is possible a t all ivo will help yon. I t IS said by bundreebs of iioopio tlin wo arc tbo " Comfort Jfnkers.”—A. Burrows and Sons. Surgical Boot and Appliance


biloncol


I’*ii’ii iiii3 i t is no uso .saying Tho moasngo is clear, and


T 1 *526s FISH, Street, Blackburn GAJfE


*pOR SALE—:UANOR HOUSE, AV^ISWELL, VVhalloy, 204 ncrc.s of Grassland, with 11


da, I ’ondlo Avenno, Chatbuin. IQ ■ I (ti l, 1928, aged nino months. ™


A Jito of ever lasting joy sbo’s now begun. __________ ‘10, Hollins Grovo S tree t, Darwon.


1 “r f ‘“ "J Villi' Sfiefs aro done, ORR.—Ill loving roinembraiicb of mv


wife, Elizabeth (Lizzie), who' Soptember Ct!i, 1928. Sweet Memories.


deal' died


__________ —From Norman and tlio Family.


OUR.—Ill loving memory of our dear daugh. tor iuid sisto-, Elizabeth Orr, wlio dieil Soptomhor Sth, 1928.


vir® f'l® 'l®*^ forgot her, nor do wo iiito u d ; Wo th in k of h er daily, and will to th o onS


Wo mourn iii siloiico and sorrow unseen. And dwell in tlio iiiomory of days th a t have been.


0 -rr^F*'®'!' J'otlior, Jlothor, and Clara. -1, Hayliiirst Street, Clitlicroo.


OHR.—Ill i®vdng momory of a dear sister, 2328®^^ ‘


"'*‘0 J 'o d Soptombor 5tli, known .'w COW !PERCY H. WINTLE Q T>iv.i. cj*”*” L •/-»!•.1


o, WESLEYAN ROW, PARSON LANE. CLITHEROE.


Oliickons, Dueklings, Fowl, Pigeons, Grouse, Rabbits, &c..


t Join p a r Christmas Club for I>oultrv and *amo, Jttc.


for 2s. bd. deposit and 2s. Gd. weekly. Singer, 17, Castle Strobt.


E B U C A T IO H . KIRKMOOR SCHOOL


Vacancies now being filled for Autumn Term beginning Tuesday,


September 9th. F e e s £2 2a. Od. p e r te rm in c lu s iv e. l o l . 9S. Principal : A. E. Hargreaves


C a U E S T ’S


BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE NEW TERM JUST COMMENCING


In d iv id u a l T u i t io n in a l l S u b je c ts of C om m e rc ial E d u c a t io n .


Write or Call for tho College Prospectus (free)


9-11, EXCHANGE Street, BLACKBURN T e l . 5403.


LO ST . rowardotl.—3-t, AVoIl


1 * ,OSI in Clitlioroo, Sunday afternoon 30tli Ang., LINK OF PEARLS. Fi’i 'Terrace, Clitheroe.


Finder tho


Lamb, marked F. on nea’r ribs, split in near oar.-- Alvo ta k e n np, ono Horned Ew©------ Apply, I'l-aiikland, Skolshnw, Slaidbnrn. '


describing marks and paying oxpon'es. I f not claimed in 14 d.ays will bo sold' to defray expenses.-Apply, Witbgill Farm, Clitheroe.


rpAKEN UP, early Summer-^-Hprned EWE , Olid 2 Lambs. Owner can have samo bv


J^O ST — Horned EWE (in wool) and Horned Gimmor LAMB; W.I.F. on near horn, spilt in near car, red round hips.


flornl trib u tes received i ocoiit sad boreavoment.


4, S a l t Hill Terrace burn for


syiiipathy ami during their


Olitheroo uijintliy sli6w.li. diirinc: her 15, Jfaiii Street, Hollin y '"®80 ,and Slaid- % T , 1 •


our latest typo ELECTllIC, PORTABLE or d r o p -h e a d c a b in e t t a b l e j ia &


T T JIAY SE E J t RIDICULOUS, b u t i t novortbolcss tnio, tliat you can have


e


\nnHf'o~T'' '®i'."'e, ■.uomory of our dear Snnm. ,’i '^‘' ' 1° Hesoltino JVilsoii, who tiled boptembor uth, 1928.


—Eve te r -


U1 hiippy days wo .slionid bavu km H ad fa to to iiij been kimler.


Wo could no t lo t tills day puss bv W it l io u t a small reminder


-Oi-iii-l.in, c Jlnldroii.


ii d


Ju l ian 8


8,. Walker Sttrreeeot,ti' n u n ' an d Ellon,


and Graiid- c ’lirii'eroe;


motbor, Jano Hcsultiiio Wilson wlio dopartod this life on tlio Sth Soplomher,


'“'■'"e niomory of my dear


Robiusoii Street, Chatbnrii. A CK N OW LED G J IE .N TS .


ROBINSON.


ccent sad horeavonicnt. y Cott.ngo, Gisburii.


r. Son-in-law, Boll and Joe


Ever Romeinhored —By hor loving Daughtor and


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■lamiiy wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for kind syinnatiiv* a n t i


ireee'nf^"* f®,''*** t+ibiitcs received iu tlicir George Robinson and ■1 Tol


A sliaro of yonr Patronage will bo gro.ativ „ . aiiprccmteil. Tel. 287


All a t Reasonable Prices.


Fondly remembered as years roll by. —From bur Sister Nellie,


J , I n ik StriMjb, Ciitberoo. Jini and Olive.


ROB1NSON.--1U loving momory of Phoobo, tbo bolov-ed Wlio of J l . ,C. Robinson, 'who died Soptombor 1 st, 1928.'—At rest.


Oneoi. sT7eeL WMdloy.‘^'’'" ‘‘^


AVILSON.—Ill loving momory of a dear wile 5tb ®


2 '“ °^®''’ I s ’^Viel.w:?^''}’’'’’ '*'®^ September Too dearly loveil ever to bo fcrgottoii •io, \ ictorig Avoinio, Chatburn. Daughtor-in-Iaw. t c 4 LECTU


T h o Ch o f th e


Soloists ’ BENTHjVAIS, including tho vorv


H I l l T H S , H A B B IA G E S & D E A T H S . B IR T H S .


B U R iqN . - -p i i August 29tb, 1930, a t Stony, patch, Cliobham, Surrey, to Millie, noo Edgecombe, wife of ArUiiir Burton a d au g h te r.


’ D E A T H S .


SHELDQN.—On August 31sC; after a long illness patiently borne, Ellen, the dearl? loved wife of tbo lato John Sholdon; aged


^ yoiirs. Iiitorrod a t St. Marv’s Ceme- tory, Soptomber 3rd. —Qortio, Wal ter , and Dorothy.


•1, Salt Hill Terrace, Clitboroe. IN MEMORIAM.


BROOME.—In loving mpmory of Winifred Gloved wife of Fred Broome, who d i^ September Otb, 1929, aged' 25 years; also of Ivy, tbcir daughter, who died July 17


1928, aged nine iiiontlis.


■Besting whore no shadows fall, In porloct peace they await its all.


' P re s e n t


—From Father, Mother, Sisters &. Brothers a t 10, Meadow Lane, Blackburn,


BROOME.—In loving iiieinory of our de;ir


daughter, Winifred, and ilnnimie, wlio died boptomher 0th, 1929.


As wo loved her, so wo miss her, In our iiiomory sho is doar;


Lorod, romombored, longed for alwavs, Bringing many a s i le n t te a r .


—From Fathor and Mother, J lr . and Jtis. ’y**’’°**» imJ son, Raymond,


BROOAIE.—In loving momory of IVinifroU, beloved wife of bTed Broome, who d i tJ boptombor (itb, 1929, in h er 25tb year ;


3"i‘. daiightor, wlio died Jidv


Good was bor h e a r t , nud in friendship sound, 1 aticnt_ in pain, an d lovod by :iU a ro u n d ;


■•j H A R


tiirillini absoliif


— the iu Ills


S to ry p ow o r f


ao to tl 1 n t i ts


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Wo can please you iritli our 22-ct Wedding Rings from 20/- and— 18-ct Diamond Engagomoni Rings from 40/-.


THE LITTLE DIAMOND SHOP (J. W. TuitNEH) Tel. 5242.


3, Higher Church Street, Blackburn Kii TO-


Also P NEX'


Tol. 155 Clitboroo.—^Agont for Lewis Crnn l skaw 6 Motor'Tourii.—Address, 85-37, Water'


oo Road, Clitheroo. John Bull OlBco, Blackburn. T«l. 5755’ T V


™ I'ONDON b.v. tho famous ” COACHES.-Dinhnm


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