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ADVERTISER AND TIMES. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935 CIIATBURN,


Gulden Produce show will not be held this year. ACCIDENT. — Air. "William AVhittaker,


Owing to lack «>f support, the Oh nth urn


newsagent.. Brow Bottom, Grindlcton, was riding his pedal cycle down Ribbic-lane, Chatham, early on Alonday morning, when lie fell from the machine. Alter he had received attention, a passing motor wagon conveyed him to his home, where medical examination revealed a dislocation of the left shoulder, in addition to extensive bruises. MOTHERS’ UNION.—Twenty-two mem­


bers of the A1 others’ Union journeyed to Oswaldtwihtle. on Saturday afternoon, at the invitation of the branch associated with Immanual Church. At a short ser­ vice in the church, the Vicar (Rev. J. Dodd) gave an extremely interesting and helpful address on the stained glass windows in the church. Afterwards, tea was served in the schoolroom and later in the evening a happy time was spent at a social gathcr-


,n\VI-;nmXG: LOWE—W1GXALL.—A very prettv wedding took place at Christ Church, Chatburn, on Wednesday, the bridegroom being Air. William II. Lowe, eldest son of Air. and Mrs. Lowe, of “ Lyndon Lea,” Dill Hall Lane, Church, and the bride, Aliss Jessie Wignall, younger daughter of Air. Alorton and the late Airs. Wignall, of Alount IMeasant, Chatham. Given away by her father, the bride was atired in a dress of ivory sylin, with shirred cape and a picture hat trimmed with orange blossom. Her shower bouquet was composed of pink ro*es. The bridesmaids were AJiss Jsobel Lowe, sister of the bridegroom, in a pink floral georgette dress and pink hat of tagel straw and net; and Aliss Jean Alargaret Wignall, niece of the bride, in a dro»s of pale blue erepe de chine with head-dress of flowers to tone. Each carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas. Air. Albert Wignall, brother of the bride fulfilled the obligations of best man and Air. James Lowe, brother of the bridegroom, was gixomsman. After the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. A. E. Swallow, a reception was held at the Black Bull Hotel. Later, the happy couplo left for Alorocamhe where the honeymoon is being spent, the bride travelling in a fawn costume ami hat. Air. and Airs. Lmvo will reside at 33, St. Jnmcs’s-road, Church. Numerous handsome gifts were


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Bridge and Mr. G. Hose were returned un­ opposed as members of the committee. Nominations for three vacancies on the committee were received from Miss K. Har­ greaves and Mosers. C. 'll. B. Mitchell, T. Wrigley and .1. Haworth. Mr. T. Wrigh*y was appointed delegate .to the next C.W.8. meeting in Manchester.


they know only too well the efforts put for­ ward by the nfemhers in these hard times to support the Society, and are very grateful. The usual dividend of 2s. 4d. in the pound was maintained and this afforded the mem­ bers considerable satisfaction as most societies in the district have had to decrease their dividend during the last ten years. The committee stated that the total pales for the quarter amounted to £18,dill 17s. 4;d., being £123 Is. 9d. less than the corresponding quarter the previous year. The average general purchases per member were 11s. 10d. per week.


In their report thojeommittee state that ST. DENTS’ HOME.


£1; Mrs. Cooper, Text House, 10s.; Mrs. Garnett. «*3s.; Misses Mnckie. /is.; Miss Simpson, 5s.: Mrs. Helm, 2s. fid,; Mrs. Lowe, 2s. Gd.. Miss Hitchon. 2s.; Mr. W. Wilson, 2s.; other contributions. Is. 6d. The total amount received was £4 15s. Cd. and to everyone who contributed either gifts of money or food, the Matron extends her*warmest thanks.


Denys’ Home, Clitheroc, which is conducted under the auspices of the Church of England Waifs and Strays’ Society, and the Home is opened for public inspection. On Friday and Saturday last, visitors were conducted through the Home by the Matron and they saw ill bright Lancashire children of ages ranging from two to lo, perfectly happy in their surroundings. Contributions to tlio spacious larder of the Home included loOlbs. of groceries, in addition to jellies, calces and eggs. Gifts of money were also received as follows: Mrs. Aspinall, £1: Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Porter. Cl : Mr. L. King-Wilkinson,


livery year appeals are made to the public for the gilts of money and food for St.


moderate attendance at the quarterly meet­ ing of the C'litheroc Equitable Co-operative ami Industrial Society Ltd.. held on Mon­ day. at the Guild Room. Mr. Whittaker, of Messrs. Appleby and Wood, was in attendance and in addition to giving in­ formation concerning the balance sheet, lie told the members that they could have • very confidence in investments with the Society as it "'as in a very sound financial position. Miss Doris Knight, Mr. A1m


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Clitheroe Co-operative Society. Councillor A. Hallows presided over a


CO-OPERATIVE HALL, WHALLEY TALKIES AT THEIR BEST


Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday


CHARLES RUGGL.ES and MARY CARLISLE in


MURDER ON THE RUNAWAY TRAIN


Thursday, Friday and Saturday


MARY ASTOR and JOHN HALUDAY in


RETURN OF THE TERROR WHALLEY.


taken by Air. JL Clark. Tn the evening, the choir sang, “ The Pilgrims of the Night.” Master .T. TTarrison, of Padihnm, who took the solo, also sang “ The Music of the Sen.” Mr. H. Eeelcs hud charge of the choir and Miss M. Fisher was the organist at nil the services. The collec­ tions for the day amounted to £31 and wore in aid of Sunday Sehol Funds.


NEWSHOLME.


day week of Mrs. Falshnw, of Donoholme Farm, Xew.sholmc. She Was the widow of the late Air. Joseph Fnlshaw, who died three years ago. Airs. Falshaw was 77 years of age, ami had lived at Xcwsholmc for the past forty years. She had been ill for only th,roe weeks. She loaves a married son, to whom much sympathy will ho ex­ tended. The interment took place at St. Alary’s Church, Gishurn, on Monday, amid many signs of sympathy and regret. Thero were many floral tributes. The Rev. J. Hcslop, Vicar of Gisburn, officiated.


OBITUARY.—The death occurred yester­ LOW MOOR. |


way to school, Alastcr Robert Cornwell, tho six-.vears-old son of Air. and Airs. "Wilfred Cornwell, of High-street, Low Aloor, was knocked down by a car driven by Air. C. Ashwortli, of Low Aloor Farm. Luckily, he was hit only hv tho side of tho ear, hut was thrown a considerable distance, Tlo was.badly bruised and suffered from shock, ami later received attention from Dr. D. S. Fainveathcr.


Running from his home yesterday on tho


addition to delivering two inspiring ser­ mons, Mr. Pollard gave a particularly fine address to the young people in the after­ noon, when the scholars gave “ The Chil­ dren's Garden.” An old scholar, Mrs. W. Heyworth, of Todmorden, presided. At the morning service, the choir sang the anthem Incline thine ear.” the solo part being


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stationed in the Clithcroe Circuit, preached at the 12Sth anniversary services held at the Methodist Church, on Sunday.


preacher in the district, the Rev. George Pollard, of lineup, who was formerly


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sermons were held on Sunday last. The day opened with a celebration of Holy Com­ munion at 8-0 a.m., when there was a good number of communicants. At the matins service, the preacher was the Rev. A. K. Chance. Rector of Afarton. Skipton. whose sermon was much appreciated. Jn the afternoon. Air. W. -11. Wigglesworth, of Waddington. gave a very instructive address to tiie children. The preacher at evensong was the Rev. Canon R. Whincup. Vicar of Heaton. Bradford. He is a mosti eloquent preacher and'showed on Sunday night that lie has not lost any of Ins power as such. He held the congregation spell-bound as ho >o forcibly proved the necessity of Christi­ anity not only to the individual, hut to tho world at large. Ho is an old friend of the Vicar, who conducted the service. A very pleasing feature of all the services was the >inging of a special choir of 32 little girls, who had been trained hv Aliss Swallow. They reflected groat credit on her pains­ taking work. They were suitably dressed in white, and wore confirmation veils and, in tho processions, carried sheafs of flowers. Very touching was the way in which they sang their special hymns. “ Sec the morning sun ascending,” “ He loves me,” “ Jesus smiles on me.” “ There's n work for Jesus.” and “ Once a little violet.” Air. X. Hudson accompanied on the organ. There were Iaige congregations and the collections amounted to a IRtlo over £ 20, tho sum asked for. Tho altar liowors were provided by the Sunday School teachers, who also did the decorating of the font. For tho first time, a new bra-s font ewer, the gift of Air. Hailey and daughter, in memory of tho late Airs.’Bailey, was placed at the font.


received. PARISH CHURCH.—The Sunday School


CRICKET. Ribblesdalo League.


Ribbkodalc Wanderers v. WhaHev. Barnohlswick v. Clitheroc. ist. .Amies w l.oylaml Alotors. Lancaster v. Chorlcv. Harwell v. Ley land. Read v. Blackpool.


Ribblesdale Junior League.


Clitheroe v. Snlxlen. Whalley v. Ribhlesdale "Wanderers. Blackburn St. James's v. Harwell, Waddington v. Baxendeu. Cherry Tree v. Read. Burnley St. Ami. v. CLwaldtwistlc ALP.


Ribblesdale Amateur League.


Barrow v. Downham. West Bradford v. L’hatburn ]I.


Friendly.


Alonday, July 8th: Ribblcsdnlc Wan. v. East Lancashire XL


Teams.


Foole, A. Foole, L. Wilkinson, W. R. Soiithworth, J. Aubin, J. Aloore, W. Davis, J. R. 'Jhompson, W. A. Dewhur&t, Jl. Forrest. itibblesdale Wanderers.—R. S. Hudson


J. Peters, W. Greenwood, E. Smith, G. parratt, G. Atoms, JL Washbrook, It. Al. Aspden, J. Fell. AW Taylor, and AVindle. Clitheroo Jl.—E. P. Aldersley (captain),


cashire).—R.. S. Hudson (captain), E. Cornwall. E. Standring, F. Holt. C. O. Brooks, F. L. Hudson, J. O’Neil, G. Woodworth, R. Preody, C. Slater, Windlc.


Chamberlain, W. A. Peters, J. A. Derby­ shire, H. Eastwood, A. Greenwood, L. Haworth, 0. Forrest, AA\ Briggs, L. Greenup and A. Briggs. Ribblesdalo AVnnderers (v. East Lan­


(captain), G. Swales, E. Weaver, JL Hur- greaves, S. Brindley, H. Wilkinson, J. Orr, J. A\faterhouse, A\ Greenwood, A. Dennett, AW Hnpcroft. Whnlley Jl.—F. Cotterill (captain), G.


(captain), E. Cornwell, E. Stamlring, F. Holt. O. 0 . Brooks, J. O’Neil, F. L. Hudson, G. Woodworth, C. Slater, F. Gray, T. Ingham. WhalJey. — Colonel L. Green (captain),


K. Jshcrwood, G. Ormorod, R. McArthur, E. Jones, A. Sefton, JL Cams, V. lddon, J. Swales. T. Bulcoek, JL Lofthouse. Ribhlcsdalo AVanderers JL—JL Trimby


Clitherue.—J. Crabtree (captain), T. AW BY MESSRS. HENRY HOLDEN & SON.


TTINDLY REMEMBER THE SALE 1 V


OF NO. 30. A!ITCHELL STREET. CL1TUER0E. R D. WADDINGTON lias received in- HOUSE FOR. SA UC, with Vacant


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS AT


TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, July Gth, at 1-45 p.m. prompt.


For Air. Albert Ashhurner who is going abroad.


Tho Furniture includes two excellent


Suites, equal to now. Jl. HOLDEN & SON, Auctioneers & A'aluers,


BY MR. ROBERT MANLEY.


1710JI SALE—An Ohl Established CON- X1 EJECTION ERA’, RAKING AND CATERING BUSINESS, two owners only during the last 50 years, including Stock, Fixtures, Counters, and a double deck Rhodes Oven recently new. Price reasonable; must bo .sold owing t oloaving the district. Rent Cheap.—Apply JL Manley, Auctioneer and Valuer. Clitheroc, Tel. 296.


TO LET,


r p o LET—2, WARRINGTON TERRACE, A- Whitoacre Lane, BARROW; G rooms,


hath, hot and cold; splendid surroundings. —Apply. 2, Green Alount, Barrow.


rr-0 LET—BROADHKAD FARM, Brown- hill, Ramsgreave, Blackburn. 51 acres.


Sealing 30. Immediate possession.—Apply Hv. Whittaker, Solicitor, 44, Ainsworth Street, Blackburn.


T'-O LET — WHALLEY — “ OAlxElELD,”


c.l., splendid garden, tennis court, garage, rent C60.—C.P.A. E-tatc Office, 89. Oxford Street, Manchester, Tel. Central 4144.


reception room. 2 bedrooms, boxroom, kitchen, bathroom, electric light, and garden; excellent situation.—Apply. William Hull, Solicitor, 31, Victoria Street, Black­ burn, Telephone 7121.


m o LET OR SELL — Alodcrn Detached 1 BUN G A 1.0 W AT WADDINGTON;


with ample living accommodation, Whalley Road, Clitheroe. Alterations and re- decorations carried out to suit requirements of prospective tenant. — Apply, Thompson Oxburgh. Aloor Lane.


mO LET—Exceptional opportunity occurs of securing tenancy of GOOD SHOP,


BOARD YOUR DOGS with animal


fortable housing, best of food, personal attention. Trimming, shampooing, etc. CAIRN AND KERRY BLUE TEHItlERS USUALLY FOR SALE. ALSO ACCOAI- AIODATIOX FOR CATS. — Miss Dinnis, Shaw Cottage, Clitheroe.


lovers in ideal surroundings. Com­ Railway View.


LET—GARAGE in Radeclyffe Street. —Apply, John iBeazard and Son,


Y o u r “ S m a l l s ” w i l l c o s t y o u l e s s .


Insert your “ To Lets ” in this column'; it will bring results. Ask satisfied users. A 1 /- advertisement has sold or let property valued at a thousand pounds; filled thousands of vacancies; restored hundreds of lost articles. Everybody follows the 4‘ smalls ” columns. Ask for prepaid rates. None cheaper.


PUBLIC NOTICES.


T> UR A L DI STB ICT C0UNC1L OF A i


ROWLAND. PAR ISH 0 F G HIXDLETON.


PU BL1C 1JEA LTH ACT, 1S75. LIGHTING OF STREETS.


Rowland have made application to tho Minister of Health for the exorcise of the power* of Section 161 (first paragraph) of the Public Health Act, 1875, for the purpose of lighting streets in the contributory place of Gnndleton, and that the expenses in­ curred in the exercise of the powers should lie declared to be Special Expenses in such contributory place. Objections to the Council’s application


should ho forwarded ,to the undersigned. J. R. AIcCLURG,


Council Offices, “ The Hollies,” Grindleton.


1st July, 1935.


■ROWLAND RURAL DISTRICT * *


COUNCIL. NOTICE OF AUDIT.


•VTO’JTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that L ’ E. AL Tuke, Esq., District Auditor, has appointed the Audit of the Accounts under tho Local Government Act, 1894, the Public Health Act, 1875, and Rating and Valuation Act, 1925, of this Council and its Officers, for the year ended 31st day of March, 1935, to commence on Alonday, tho 29th day of July, 1935, at 12 o’clock noon, at the Public Assistance Institution, Glitheroo; and that a copy of the said Accounts, with all the requisite books' vouchers, etc., will be deposited in my office on . the 20th day of July, 1935, for in­ spection by nil persons interested.


Dated this 5th day of July, 1935. J. B. AIcCLURG,


Dcp. Clerk to the Council rnd Chief Financial Officer.


Council Offices, “ Tho Hollies,” Griudleton. Nr. Clithcroe.


PRICE OF EGGS,


Poultry Society and the Farmers’ Union is os follows: Wholesale, 1/-; Retail 1/2.


The price of eggs arranged by the local


Merchants. Clitboroe. CHIROPODY.


H a v e


W. G. WILKINSON. CHIROPODIST, St)utli Hill, Gisburn Road, Barrowford. Visiting Clitheroo every Thursday. P.C. for appointment. Botli feet 2/G.


ATTENDED TO AT HOME. youii foot LANGHO.


annual Sunday School sermons were held in St. I.conard’s Church and all services were well attended. Tho morning service was conducted hv tho Vicar, and at tho after­ noon and evening services tho preacher was the Rcv.^ 1. G. Havergnll Shaw, of Walton, Liverpool. Both his sermons were excellent and were well received. Special music was Tendered by the choir.


and American tea was hol'd, at Xortheoto in aid of the funds of St. ^Leonard’s Church. Tho event was favoured with glorious weather and a large number patronised tho affair and all enjoyed themselves. Various sideshows did a good trade and many games and races were arranged. SCHOOL SERMONS. — On Sunday tho


AMERICAN TEA—On Saturday, a sale


It rears every Chicken into Big, Burly, magnificent Layers. Cures all Ailments. Bottles, “jd., 1/2. — Blackburn’s, Corn


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ear su p e r , chicks an d pu l l e t s with JOHNSON’S OVARY TONIC.


Dep. Clerk to the Council. POULTRY, EGGS. ETC.


New Cars from stock.—Jackson’s Garage, Waddington, Tel. 202x2.


troubles


price and you can command a good job. As actual makers in any style oT footwear we will guarantee to relieve your painful loot and give a new Icaso of life in less than ^ a month’s time. Health Societies supplied. — A. Burrows and Sons, Foot Specialists. 23. Regent Street. Blackburn, ’phono 520S. Est. 1905.


EDUCATION. GUEST’S


BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE (Principal E. G. Guest, B. Com.)


IS THE COLLEGE WHERE


1— Pupils obtain a really efficient training.


Parents and others interested in the future of juniors about to leave school should get Guest’s prospectus (free) describing the College courses.


9-11, EXCHANGE ST., BLACKBURN Tel. 5403.


A U s llN CARS. Always a number of good second hand SALOONS on hand.


*pAY A CHEAP PRICE and it is ten to . one you will grouse. Pay a reasonable


tf-VY.—The family of the late Mrs. Fay desire to thank all relatives and friends Jor kind oxpresion* of sympathy and fforal tributes received in their sad be­ reavement.


„ From Father and daughter Della. 1, King Street, Darwon.


FALSHAW.—The family of the lato Mrs. Falshaw wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and most beautiful floral


tributes received in their sad beroavo- ment.


Denholine Farm, Xcwsholme.


MARYLAND.—Mr. J. Marsland and Air. and Mrs. T. Barker desire to convoy to all relatives, neighbours, their numerous lnonds, and the Knights of St. Columbn, their deepest thanks for kind expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, and offerings of Masses, in their sad and sudden be­


reavement; also to the doctor and nurso lor their kind attention.


12, Holden Street, Clitheroe.


2— Employers obtain secretaries and clerks of more than average ability


\\AIXRANK.—Tho family of the lato Mrs. Mallbank desiro to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of symypathy and floral


tributes received in their sad bereave­ ment.


16, Bnwdlands, Clithcroo. Printed at C, Market Place, Clithcroo, by


the Clitheroo Advertiser ami Times Company


Limited, and published at that address and 27, Castlo Street, Clitheroe.


"VTOTJCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Council of the Rural District of


Borough Saleroom, Clithoroe.


clioico Antique and General HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS at above.


JJAN1C SALEROOMS, C’LITHEROE. A SALE IIV AUCTION of HOUSEHOLD


held as above on Saturday next. July 13th. Items included are lledroom Suites, Dining Hoorn Suites, Oak Bedsteads, Old Oak lloddiu-x Chest, etc., ami a larj-e assortment


of Travelling Trunks. Full particulars next week. II. D. WADDINGTON, Auctioneer & Valuer.


r p o LET Oil. SELL — The desirable ceii- trally placed Semi-detached llesidcnco


rooms and domestic 1 apartments. -1/5 bed­ rooms, bathroom, outbuildings and garage. F’or further particulars apply R. J). Wad- dingtou, Auctioneer, Valuer and Estate Agent, Clitheroo (Tel. 05).


known as RlIiliLEHOLME,” 3, I’ark Avenue, Cliiherue, containing 2 reception


rpHE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. -i-


ing supplies will be forward, viz.: 3 5 — 4 0 FAT HEIFERS & BULLOCKS. 4 5 0 —5 0 0 NORTH COUNTRY HOGC-S, LOCAL AND IRISH LAMBS.


SALE OF EAT STOCK on MONDAY ------------ LTD. NEXT, at 10-15 a.m., when the follow­


Cattio for certification must be stalled by 9-30 a.m.


detached, 3 out., 0 beds, bath, etc., SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE and CALVES on TUESDAY NEXT, at 10-15 a.m.


TMilDAY. JULY 12th, THE NEXT A SALE OF GELD AND LYING-OFF CATTLE will be held when upwards of 200 head of all Classes of Stock will be forward.


Judging at 10 o’clock. Sale at 10-30 a.m. EDWARD CHESTER,


Tel. 325. WASTED.


References. — Mrs. W. Southworth, Oak House, Chthoroe.


T\7ANTED — HOUSEMAID WAITRESS, ’ ’ ago 18 to 2<l; *01110 experience.


mEM POR AR Y SALKS R KPRKSKNTA- TI.YK with view to permanency.


Knowbdge of Huikling Trade advantage, hub not essential, if applicant has adapta­ bility, and is of good appearance. State age. pa-t employment, etc., to Box J.3, Advertiser and Times.


rpHOROUGHLY experienced GENERAL .X required for modern home, 3 adults in family; able to wash; reference and uniform es-ential; ago over 25 and Protestant pre­ ferred. Good wage to capable girl. Duties commence August 3rd. Apply after 7 p.m.. Mrs. Will Bancroft, Hawthorn, Whalloy Road, PortficUl Bar, Whalley.


V ^ IA S CLUBS, SPARK-TIME AGENTS - v WANTED. Oldmt, Largest, Best Club.


FREE GIFT to nil writing for Giant Art Catalogue. — SAMUEL DRIVER, LT1L, BURTON ROAD, LEEDS.


agents on a liberal commission basis, for the sale of their well known Seeds in districts not already represented. Only men asso­ ciating with Farmers or Market Growers should apply.


CURRANS LTD.. SEED GROWERS AND MERCHANTS, ALTRINCHAM, require


nity ; cheap for quick sale.—Write Box B.l, Advertiser and Times.


■\\7ANTED — STRONG BOY for garden work. — Apply bv Jotter to Box J.l,


Advertiser and Times.


Clitheroe.WANTED — GOOD COOK GENERAL. —Apply, Airs. Whipp, Mayfield,


"yyANTED — CAPABLE DAILY MAID. Write Box G.3, Advertiser and Times.


pEN T 'S. CAST-OFF CLOTHES Wanted. Good prices given; distance no object. —Mrs. Sued. 48, Parson Lane, Clitheroe.


job every time.—R. T. Eanuhaw, Wheel­ wright, Sawley.


A T YOUR SERVICE.—Painting and le- pairing of every type of cart. A sound


"jlTOTOR CYCLE INSURANCE from 11/3 DX yearly; Motor-cars IS/- instalments, immediate cover. — Brokers, London Road, Southend. Essex.—Agents wanted.


QWEETS AND TOBACCO BUSINESS, centre of Clitheroe; splendid opportu­


Secretary. o


0 ,Q’ for Billiards, ‘ T ’ tor Golf, 9 9 1 U 1 for Our Next Customer for 9 9 This Season’s Smartest Fabric 9 9 100% SLUB SPUN ART SILK 9 9 and OUR PRICE, 1 6 yard 9 9 Ask a manufacturer if the price is 9 9


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9The TEXTILE CLEARING HOUSE9 9


9 8, KING STREET, CLITHERUE 9 9


BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS. DEATHS.


MARSLAND. — On June 30th, 1935, at Blackburn Royal Infirmary. Winifred, the beloved wife of James Marsiand, of 12, Holden Street Clitheiue, aged 20 years. Interred at St. Joseph's Cemetery, on July 3rd.— R.l.P.


OVERSTALL.— On July 4th, 1935, at 3, Moorland Crescent, ’Clitheroe. Mary Aim Overstall.


rpUNIC SHIRTS, 2/11. 3/11 and 5/11 X guaranteed; Sleeveless Vests or Trunks


1 /-, 1/6 and 1/11; Meridian Half Sleeve Vests, 2/11; Plain or Fancy Socks, .‘ /-. 1/9; Khaki Zipp Shirts, 2/11; Union or Satteen Shirts, lined, 3/6.—Tom Youngers.


Clitheroe Market.


TF YOU ARE PARTICULAR what you X wear, and consider what you pay, MAKE A TIDAL PURCHASE at Tom Youngers Stall, Clitheroe Market. Guar­ anteed Goods, Straightforward Trading, Money Returned Guarantee.


Cemetery to-morrow (Saturday) at 12 o’clock.


.Interment at Rawtenstall


WALL-BANK.—On the 1st July. 1935, at 16. Bawdlands, Mary Ann. tile beloved wile ol tiie late Robert WaJIbank, in her 73rd vear. Interred, at St. Mary’s Cemetery on the 4th.


IN MEMORIAM.


ASHTON.—In loving memory of a dear wifo ami mother, Margaret Ann Ashton, who died July 3rd. 1933. Memories of someone time cannot replace. Till we meet again in God’s holy place.


—From her loving husband, Kill*, sons and daughters,


Amy, Fred, Xorah and Charles. Bank Bottom, Sawley.


O.S. Interlock Combs, 2/11; Lisle Stocking?, 1 /-; Suede, Art Silk Stockings. 1/-; O.S. Lccknit Knickers. 2/6; O.S. I.ccknit Slips, 4/11; Yedonis Slim Fit Knickers, 1/9; at Tom Youngers, Clitlieroe Market.


•VrEDONIS BRIEFS, 1/9; Interlock Vests, * 1/-; O.S. Interlock Knickers, 1/-;


T^NYELOPES.—SPECIAL CLEARANCE LINE of good quality MANILLA


ENVELOPES, full business size; 2 /6 per 1,000. Best value ever offered.—Advertiser and Times Office, 27, Castle Street, Clixheroe


TJTOUSK FOR SALE—32, VICTORIA ST. AJ- —Apply, 48, King Street-.


SOMETHING NEW. Ideal for the holidays. % Tho modern “ PROM” CARS. Neat in appearance ami < obtainable in pleasing shades from 25s. without hood or apron. We shall be pleased to show you these smart “ Prom” Cars.—T. R. Halstead, “ Tho Cycle Centre,” King Street, Clitheroe.


IRELAND.—Sweet and loving rcmembrauco of our dearest Alice.


Not now but in the coming years, It may bo in the better land; We'll read the moaning of our tears, And then, 'tis then, we'll understand.


—From her dear ones at Stonycroft, Littlemoor, Clithcroe.


MeKEXD. — In proud undying memory of Pie. Pearce Mclvend, Coldstream Guard.*, who died of wounds on July Gth, 1917.


The years may wipe out many things, But this they will wipe out never— The memory of the happy da\s When we were all together.


Smelt Hill, Duiisop


—From his loving Peggy, Jack and


Bridge, Clitheroe. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.


Dad, Ivy.


FUllX ITU UK AND EFFECTS will be • .struclions to sell at an early date,


Hot and cold water, bathroom, and three bedroom*. — Apply, Airs. Taylor, Little Mearloy Hall.


Possession, 107. SCOTT TERRACE.


"170R SALIC — Modern SEMI-DETACHED J- HOUSE, one mile from centre Clitherue, contains all modern improvements; three bcilroom*. bathroom, and separate w.c.: dining and sitting rooms, kitchen and larder; good sized garden and garage. No reasonable offer ndused.—Write Box H.l, Advertiser and Times.


T?OR DISCOLOURED TEETH try HILLS JP SMOKEl’S ’ TOOTH PASTE, Gel. per tube, at BAILEY’S, 3, Castle Street.


17 OR SALE — MODERN DETACHED ■ BUNGALOW on main Lnngho-Black-


bnrn Rond. Lovely situation overlooking Ribblo Valiev. AH modern conveniences. Good garden’ ^ Write in first instance to Box J.2, .Advertiser and Times.


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u st in se v e n saloon. May 1934, m New condition. £80.—Jackson’s Garage,


V'nddington, Tel. 202x2.


1 7 0R SALE—Good Strong STORE BULL, -1* correct.—Briggs, High field, Slaidburn. FARMERS----- HAYTIME.


ROPE REINS with hooks, 2/3 per pair:


Straps. 1/-; Mowing Pads. 2/9; Pole Straps* 5/6: Whips. Chain*, etc. Special lino new Cart Collars, 27/6. — COOK’S, Clitheroe.


Cart Ropes. 3/11 per pair; Hame


13- k in g STREET, CLITHEROE. EMULSIFJJiD COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO for beautifying the hair, 7sd. per bottle


SALES BY AUCTION. BY MR. R. D. WADDINGTON.


at BAILEY'S. 3, Castle Street. OX SALE TENDERS.


WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. EDUCATION COMM 1TTEE.


GRIND I, ETON CHURCH OF ENGLAND DAY SCHOOL.


School, to reach tho undersigned not later than July 12th. Specifications aud full details can bo obtained from the Corres­ pondent, THE YJCAR, Grimlleton.


LEGAL NOTICES. BANKRUPTCY ACT8. 1911 and 1920. VACANCY IN OFFICIAL RECEIVERSHIP.


riMlE BOARD OF TRADE are prepared to receive from local practitioner^ in Law


or Accountancy. application* lor the appointment of an Official Receiver in Bankruptcy for the district- of 'lie County Courts of Blackburn and Clitheroe, and Burnley in place of .Mr. J. W. Carter, deceased. The appointment will be fee paid and will carry no pension rights. Applications with such testimonials


fTiEXDKRS arc invited for the INTERIOR •** DECORATION of tho above-named


may be available should ho made in writing and addressed to the Inspector-General ;u Bankruptcy, Board of Trade. 20, Great Smith Street, London, S.W.l, by whom they should be received not later than 29th July, 1935.


MEMORIALS Of Qualify and Distinction


Latest Designs and Prices on request from


rpENNIS RACKETS. — Repairs and Re- x Strings on the premise*. Urgent repairs same day.—COOK'S, Castle Street.


EECITT BROS., The Monumental Sculptors


WHALLEY NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN


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