(SIXTEEN)


Christmas Presents for MEN


GLOVES SCARVES


HANDKERCHIEFS SHIRTS BRACE SETS


COLLARS


SLIPOVERS CUFF LINKS CARDIGANS


TIES WILKINSONS


SUSPENDERS FANCY SOCKS HAIR BRUSHES


of which we have a wealth of choice in anticipation of a great demand. You are always right with TIES—


GENT’S. OUTFITTERS & SHIRT MAKERS


10, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE THIS IS THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO


Instal Wa l la c e Bowls


ADVERTISER AND TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1935. SALES BY AUCTION. BY MESSRS. HENRY HOLDEN It SON. BOROUGH SALEROOMS. LOWERGATE CLITHEROE. HENRY HOI,DEN & SON will hold their NEXT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD


FURNITURE (removed for convenience of sale) on SATURDAY" DECEMBER 14th. Particulars next week.


IJIHE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. ----------------


LTD.


■\TONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER. 0th, (lie " A ANNUAL ’XMAS PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF FAT CATTLE AND SHEEP will ho held, when the i'ulloiving will ho forward for Sale, v iz.:


1 3 0—1 5 0 Grand HEIFERS, BULLOCKS, HIGHLAND SCOTS AND COM'S.


9 0 0 —1 0 0 0 FAT SHEEP AND LA JIBS. The above will include a number ot


ohamjiions of tho North and a grand selection of commercial Stock from well known Farmers and Dealers. Cattle for certification must he stalled by


8-45 a.in. Judging at 9-15 a.in. Sale at 10-45 a.m.


when 5 0 —6 0 CATTLE and 7 0 CALVES will he on offer. Sale at 10-45 a.m. Also 2 0 JR1S11 STORE HEIFERS will


T ho on offer.


FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13tli. EDWARD CHESTER,


G Tel. 325. Secretary.


e ld & l y in g -o f f c a t t l e sales each Alternate Fridnv. NEXT SALE


u e sd a y n e x t , s a l e of n ew l y CALVED CATTLE AND CALVES,


JJ0R0UGH OF CLITHEROE. ROAD TRAFFIC ACT, 1931.


SPEED LIMIT FOR MOTOR VEHICLES.


'V'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council intend to make an Order


under Section 1 (4) of tho Act, the effect of which will he that the speed limit of 30 miles per hour at present imposed on tho length of Chatburn Road. Clitheroe (Route A.59), between Highbrnke and the Borough Boundary will he removed anci thereafter that length of Chatburn Road will he deemed not to ho a road in a bunt- up area notwithstanding that a system of street lighting furnished by means of lamps placed not more than two hundred yards apart is provided thereon. Any objection to the making of such


This is the only automatic drinking bowl admitting water under pressure


at the bottom, making it self-cleaning. Experience has evolved a Clitheroe Pattern Bowl especially strong and rigid and impossible for the animal to work loose. Thoroughly galvanized, simple and clean in design, the WALLACE BOWL fixes neatly with no lodgement on which food can rot, does not protrude out into the stall, and, being rigid, lasts a lifetime.


Estimates Free. TEL. 160


A. W . WHITAKER CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


A ‘BUOYANT’ SUITE FOR CHRISTMAS


WOULD MAKE THINGS JUST RIGHT. Let ns show you our large selection oj these beautiful suites at — T. SATTERTHWAITE & SON Ltd.


York Street and Castle Street, .Clitheroe. TELEPHONE 191


LOW MOOR. LECTURE.—The Sunshine Society, which


is the name given to the organisation formed by performers in the Low Moor episodes in the Pageant, held a Miccosful meeting on Monday evening in the day school, when a very interesting lecture on astronomy was given by J)r. Murray. The Mayor (Councillor J. H. Satterthwaite) was the chairman and the Chief Constable (Mr. W. Thompson) was also present. J)r. Murray dealt mainly with the sun, and showed how we arc dependent on it for light, heat and power. An interesting part of the lecture was the description of the formation of the Milky Way. At the close, a hearty vote of thanks to the lecturer and to the Mayor for presiding, was proposed by Mr. Richard Rarkington, seconded by Miss (Jarnett. The Society is shortly to hold a social.


SOCIAL EVENING.—Promoted by ladies


connected with Nelson-street Methodist Church, an enjoyable social evening was held on Wednesday. There was a good attendance, presided over by Mr. JL Barnes. An excellent meal was enjoyed, and after­ wards a splendid entertainment was sub­ mitted. Master Ronnie Barnes sang very sweetly “ Just because tbe Violets ” and “ Danny Boy,” and Miss Domain gave an effective recitation of “ Bonnie Lassie.” Another number, entitled “ What a life for a ladv,” was given by Mesdnmes Cottam, Barnes, JO. Barnes, A. Yeoman, Robinson and Miss L. Robinson, and this also was favourably received. Two recitations “ John Booth an’ Vicar ” and ” The clever twenty,” were well given by Mr. J. Cottam. Perhaps one of the most enjoyable items of the evening was a pianoforte solo by Miss Mary Duckworth, who gave much en­ joyment by plaving a selection of old songs, and she also gave a skilful transcription of “ Alice.” The accompanist to the singers was Mr. J. Cottam, who fulfilled his duties


very ably. DEATH OF MRS. DEMATN.—The sym­


pathy of the whole village will be extended to Mr. Demnin, of 4, Eastford-place, and to his (laughter ami son-in-law, on the death last Friday, of Mrs. Domain. She was 5G venrs of age, and would have reached her 57th birthday next Tuesday. Her health had not been of the best for many months, hut she had been seriously ill for only about a fortnight. Mrs. Domain's maiden name •was Kate Ilitehen. she being the second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hitchen, well known Low Moor residents. She was born in the village, and lived there all her life. Always connected with Nelson- street Methodist Church, she was a member of the choir until she was married about thirty years ago. She was a member of the Women’s Missionary Auxiliary, and was a teacher at the Sunday school until a few weeks ago. Jn the many spheres in which «hc assisted in the work of the church, Mrs. Demnin was a keen worker, and the reporting staff of the " Advertiser and Times ” owed much to her help, as for jenrs


she acted as an unoiticial reporter. For the past 26 years, .die helped her husband in tile confectionery business which he established, and previously die worked at Low Moor Mill. Four sisters and ouo brother, all of whom live in the district, survive her, and she has one grandchild. One of her brothers was reported missing during the war. The interment took place at St. Mary’s Cemetery, on Monday, the Rev. S. E. Harper ofliciating. A service was previously held at Nelson-street Methodist Church. The hymns ” As when the weary traveller gains ” and ” Forever with the Lord ” were sung, Mrs. J. Cottam being the organist. Representatives of tho church were present, and many signs of sympathy and regret were evident.


REV. H. HOOPER’S RECITAL—About


100 people were present at tho Union-street Methodist Church, on Wednesday, at an in­ vitation supper, promoted by ladies of tho church. A recital was given by the Rev. H. Hooper, who told a story from John Ackwortn’s “ Clog Shop Chronicles.” This was entitled “ The story of .Jimmy, Juddy and Nancy,” ami was very humorously narrated in the authentic dialect, with tho result that Air; Hooper scored a great suc­ cess, the gathering applauding him very enthusiastically. The story was told in four parts—“ Hanging up his hat,” “ Break­ ing tho news.” “ The Wedding ” ami ” Tho Grand Concert.” The episodes were inter­ spersed by appropriate musical selections, snug by Mrs. Bargh. These were ” Home, dearest,” “ The some old, dear old place” and “ All’s Wqll.” All were sung excel­ lently, and were thoroughly enjoyed. Fol­ lowing the recital, supper was served, and everyone present had a really pleasant even­ ing. Thanks to the Rev. TT. Hooper wOro accorded by Mr. J. Wilkinson, and tho hostesses were thanked on tho proposition of Mr. G. Clarkson. A collection was taken and this realized about £3, which will he handed to Church funds.


A Friendly Place


in which to meet your friends : well varied meals at handy prices. All Confectionery made in our own bakeries. Visit us when next having a meal in town.


TAYLOR & HUGHES THE CAFE


MARKET PLACE CLITHEROE


Phone 130. Here is a well equippted


motor repairing service which is able to undertake any kind of repairing or renovating at reasonable prices.


We will gladly quote you for any job.


If you are looking for a real tip-top car why not select the new Vauxhall ? Demonstration run with pleasure.


During Winter time it is highly important that your car receive experienced at­ tention. Oiling and Greasing are part of our service.


THE


Wellgate Motors WELLGATE GARAGE CLITHEROE


T E L . 224.


SPECIAL RADIO BARGAINS


PICKERINGS OFFER RADIO RECEIVERS


New Decontrolled and Dependable Models taken in Part Exchange.


A few typical examples :


MARCONI Battery Model, 2-valve, Good condition, complete. £1-10-0


PYE A.C. Mains Model, Splen­ did order, Original price 14 gns. 10/- deposit. 2/- weekly.


MARCONI 4 valve A.C. Model. First class condition. Original price, 16 gns. 10/- deposit. 2/0 weekly.


PHILIPS Super Inductance Model, Demonstration Model, Usual price 10 gns. 15/- deposit. 2/0 weekly.


PYE 4 valve Battery Portable, No aerial necessary, Orig­ inal price £11. 15/- deposit, 2/0 weekly.


Order should he sent to me in writing not later than the 24th December ,1935.


•G. HETHERINGTON. Town Clerk.


Town Clerk's Office, Clitheroe,


6th December, 1935, JgOROUGH OF CLITHEROE. SHOPS ACTS.


TV'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that- the Secretary of State has made an Order


under tho powers conferred on him by Section 7 (1) of tho Shops (Hours <.t Closing) Act. 1928, suspending the operation throughout England and Wales of the pro- visioiK of that Act relating to general closing hours from Wednesday, ISth December, 1935. to Tuesday 24th December,


The Order has also the effect of suspend­


ing the operation during tho period in question of evening closing orders made under the Shops Act, 1912, but does not affect tlie operation of the weekly halt- holiday and other provisions of tlie Shops Acts nor the provisions of tlie Licensing Acts in regard to the sale of intoxicating liquor.


G. H ETHER INGTON. Town Clerk.


Town Clerk’s Office, Clitheroe,


Gill December, 1935. B LACKBURN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.


TJATEPAYERS of the above-named District are hereby reminded that in order to secure tho DISCOUNT ALLOWANCE on


tho second instalment of their rates, pay­ ment thereof must be made to tho Rating Officer and Collector named on their Demand Notes, on or before the 14th December, 1935.


JOHN BIRCH, Clerk of the Council.


November, 1935. NOTICE.


MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES.


EXTINGUISHMENT OF MANORIAL INCIDENTS.


rpHE Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries A hereby gives notice that the lords of


£5-0-0


the Honor of Clitheroo (comprising the manors of Chatburn Worston and 'Pendleton, Accrington New Hold. Accrington Old Hold, Tottington, Jghtenhill, Colne, Forest of Trawdcn, Forest of Pemlle and Wapentake of Blackburn) in the Comity of Lancaster, have applied for an Order under Proviso (n) to Sub-Section (1) of Section 138 of the Law of Property Act, 1922, applicable to tho said Honor. Section 13S of the Law of Property Act,


£6-0-0


1922, provides for the extinguishment of manorial incidents tipon the happening of any of the following events:— (a) Where an agreement in writing


£7-0-0


between the lord and the tenant of tho land, or other persons authorised to effect agreements in this behalf, as to the compensation for tlie extinguish­ ment is made within ten years from tho 1st January, 1920, then upon the execution of the agreement; (b) Where a notice requiring the


£7-15-0 Eliminators 10/- and 15/-.


PICKERINGS 77, DARWEN STREET BLACKBURN


Phone 0503. Est. 1SS4.


hard match to-morrow when they visit JTorwich, a team with ft splendid reputation on their own ground. I f nil the players report fit, Clitheroe will mnko no change and tho team will bo: Mnrsdon; Simpson, Lonsdale; Akers, Hall, Richardson; Haw- son, Allen, Chatburn, Milner and Horsficld.


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL TEAM. Tho Clitheroo football team have another


ascertainment of such compensation is served by tho lord on the tenant or by tho tenant on the lord within ten years from the 1st January, 192G, then upon service of the notice; (c) Whore no such agreement has


been made or notice served before tho expiration of ten years from tlie 1st January, 192G, then upon the ex­ piration of those ten years.


Tho effect of tho Order will be to extend


the, above-mentioned period of ten years until tho first day of January, Nineteen hundred and forty. Any person interested in. any land, in tho


said Honor subject to manorial incidents who desires to mnko any representations on tho matter should ($prmmnicate in writing with tho Ministry at the address given below on or before the twentieth day of December, Nineteen hundred and thirty- five.


CHARLES J. H. THOMAS, Secretary.


Ministry of Agricnlturo and Fisheries, 7, Old Bailey, London, E.C.4.


3rd December, 1935, AT STUD,


Tockwith May 11th. — Hark to Bounty, Slaidburn.


WADDINGTON.


that her many friends heard of tho death, yesterday week, of Miss Margaret Silver- wood, oi Twitter Fam. Sixty-one years of age, Miss Silverwood was of a very quiet but pleasant disposition and she had many friends in tho village, particularly through her long association with St. Helen’s Church. In her younger dnvs, she lived at tho Station Hotel, Clitheroe, with her aunt, Mrs. Altham. The interment took place on .Monday, at St. Helen’s Church­ yard, the Rev. A. Begg ofliciating.


LADIES’ HOUR.—A well attended meet­


ing of the^ Ladies’ Hour was addressed by Airs. Newall, of Waddington, on “ Sympathy.” Tlie tea hostess was Mrs.


T. Oddio, assisted by Airs. Hanson and Airs. Wilson,


and thanked Airs. Newall for her interesting address. Airs. T. Oddio was accompanist.


MOTHERS* UNION. — In aid of tho


Mothers’ Union sick fund, and of tho organ, fund, Thursday evening’s whist drive was] patronised by Go players. Tho winners; were: Ladies: 1, Airs. P. Bolton; 2, Aliss S. Jveson; consolation, Aliss Belt. Gentle­ men: 1, Air. II. Dyson; 2, Aliss G. Herd; consolation. Air. Preston. Dominoes: Airs. Manley; Air. S. Edmondson. Refreshments were given and served by a Indies’ com­ mittee.


GUIDE EFFORT.—A sale of work and


entertainment held at St. Helen’s School on Wednesday, had been promoted by tho Waddington Girl Guide Company and was opened by Airs. Robinson. The three stalls were well patronised, and in tho evening an entertainment {proved very enjoyable. A comedy sketch, “ The Rest Cure,” was played by tho Misses A. Whallcy, E. Hushton, A. Smith, E. Boothmun, and* M. Bargh.


' Another feature was a dancing


display my Aliss K. Lawson. A romantic play, “ Tho Second Alinuet,” was enacted by Airs. James Walmslcy, Miss Aborcombio, Aliss Parker, Aliss P. Walsh, with the com­ pany known as “ The Lavender Ladies ” as guests. Aliss Bargh was accompanist.


Airs. Wolfenden presided, OBIIUARY.—It was with deep regret


A T STUD—Pedigree Largo White BOAR. Sire, Aldenham Bradbury 35th; Dam


LEGAL NOTICES.


JOHN WILLIAM SO UTH WORTH, Deceased.


Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925, (ns amended).


A LL PERSONS having claims against the estate of John William Soutlnvorth,


of Longsight Villas, Clitheroe, Lancashiie, Cotton Manufacturer (who died on zlio 14th June, 1935), are to send written par­ ticulars thereof to the undersigned, Solicitors for Robert Southworth, Harold Hey and William Kav, the Executors of the deceased, before the Tenth February, 1930. after which date the said Executors will distribute tho said John William South- worth’s assets, having regard only to tho claims whereof they then have notice. Dated t.he 2'8th November, 1935.


BALDWIN, WEEKS & BALDWIN,


4, Duck Street, Clitheroe. Lancashire,


Solicitors for the said Executors. PUBLIC NOTICES.


SALES BY AUCTION. BY MR. J. E. SMITHIES.


rpo BE SOLD BY AUCTION by Mr. J. E. SMITHIES, on Wednesday,


December 11th, 1935, at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, on tlie premises, subject to the Blackburn Conditions of Dale by Auction and to the Special Conditions to bo then produced and read, and which may bo inspected at tho ofiico of the Vendors’ Solicitors one week prior to the sale:


A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE OR DWELLJNGHOUSE,


No. 24, WELL TERRACE, CLITHEROE. 5 early rentcharge £1 2s. l id .


A ACANT POSSESSION on completion. Before the sale of the property, and


commencing at 2 o’clock, tho HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects of the Into Mrs. Mary Hartley, deceased, will be sold, which include a useful all-drawer Sideboard with glass back; capital Vienna 8-day Wall Clock; well made Kitchen Table; Sofa; Chairs; Carpets; Painted 4ft. Wardrobe; Single Dressing' Table, pair of Satin Walnut Toilets, in good condition; full size Iron Bedstead with Mattress and Bedding; Brown Ware; Ornaments; Glass; Pictures; Cooking Stove; easy running Wringing Machine; Dolly Tub; Pembroke TnbF?; etc., etc.; and which will be on view on tho morning of tlie sale from 9 o’clock to 12 noon. Further particulars may be obtained


from tbe Auctioneer, 2, Shaw Bridge Street, Clitlieroe, or from


EASTHAMS & RAMSBOTTOM, Solicitors,


21, Church Street, Clitheroe, Tel. No. 204 (2 lines).


WANTED. ■WANTED — CHILD'S T R 1 C Y C L E,


’ ’ _ reasonable price given for decent article.—Write Box H.l, Advertiser and Times.


TVTANTED—Experienced MAID; tiro in TT family.—Apply Airs. Jlayhurst, Copy Nook, Clitheroe.


TITANTED to purchase, SMALL HOUSE * in Clitheroe.—Write Box H.2, Adver­ tiser and Times.


"WANTED — MARRIED MAN for all farm work: good milker essential.


Hoii'O available.—H. Carr, Lnngdcn Holme, Dunsop Bridge, Clitheroe.


XVT ANTED — YOUNG MAID, Clitheroe. Sleep in.—Write Box 11.3, Advertiser


and Times.


/RENT’S. CAST-OFF CLOTHES Wanted. ^ Good prices given; distance no object. —Mrs. Seed, 48, Parson Lane, Clitheroe.


:\ y ANTED — Small convenient seini- detached HOUSE OR BUNGALOW,


electric light and bathroom essential. Modern preferred. Full particulars write Box G.2, Advertiser and Times.


T?XPER IEXCED TEMPORARY COOK required. Odd days cooking.—Write


Box G.l, Advertiser and Times.


lyO T O R CYCLE INSURANCE from 11/3 yearly; Motor-cars, IS/- instalments,


immediate cover. — Brokers, Loudon Road, South End, Essex.—Agents wanted.


TO LET. —Apply Advertiser and Times.


rpo LET—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, couple or lady preferred; nice locality.


r r 1WO GARAGES TO LET, Kadeclyffe Street.—Apply, J. Bleazard and Sons. P1UCE OF EGGS,


The prico of eggs arranged by tho local


Poultry Society and tho Farmers’ Union is as follows: Wholesale, 1/11; Retail, 2/1.


OX SALE.


“ rpELERAZOR ” SHAVING is effortless —the Tclernzor glides over tho face.


An ideal ’Xmas Gift.—BAILEY’S, 3, Castle Street.


TJOSE TREES, finest quality, British grown; Bush varieties, 9d. each,


9/- per doz., 70/- per 100. Ramblers, 101d. each, 10/6 per doz. Weeping Standards, 3/G each.—John Ellis and Son, Yale View Nursery, Clitheroe, Tel. 119.


job. — R, T. Earnshaw, Wheehvrigat, Sawley.


M a n u r e c a r t s , p a in t in g , r e ­ p a ir in g . We'll quote you for any


EDUCATION. GUEST’S


BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE (Prinicpal: E. G. Guest, B.Com.) tor the


BEST TRAINING in


SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING.


And all other Commercial Subjects.


Write, Call, or Phone for tlie Free College Prospectus.


*17011 SALE — BUSINESS OF A LADIES’ OUTFITTER, along with premises


situated in main street of Clitheroe. Also tho BUSINESS OF A RETAIL HAY AND STRAW DEALER, along with the premises used as such, and House adjoining.—Apply, R. Afanlev, Auctioneer and Valuer, Lilac Holm and West Kud Salerooms. Clitheroe.


1 ? 0 R SALE—WHALLEY—“ TRENTON.” * Owner leaving for South. Detached house, 3 bedrooms, bath, w.c., and store cupboard, 2 entertaining rooms, kitchen, scullery and larder, and wash house; electric throughout; in exceptional condition.— Applv, Joint Williams, Station Road, Whalley, Tel. 99.


r^OOD HOUSE FOR SALE. No. 15 ^ CORPORATION STREET. Vacant Possession on completion.


MO D E R N semi-detached five-roomed HOUSE for sale, near Lamb Row,


Barrow, bath, w.c., e.L, etc., decorated io suit purchaser; exceptional outlook front or back, large back garden; no Toad charges. £395 or £15 down. Key to view from Mr. Isherwood (next door), or the builder, It. Myers, 123, Harwood Road, Rishton.


near Clitlieroe, with garage for six cars, stable for six horses, and river house.—


Apply on tlie promises.


m H E AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC “ TELE- RAZOR “ is tlie ideal ’Xmas Gift;


15/- complete with battery and 3 blades.— BAILEY’S, 3, Castle Street.


*170X1 SALE. OR TO LET. No. 22, A? WADDINGTON ROAD. Clitheroe. Double, stone fronted house. Contains threo entertaining rooms, kitchen, four bedroomn, box room and bathroom. Good out-buildings, large garden, greenhouse and garage. All modern conveniences and in excellent central situation. Vacant possession. Arrangements to view nnd other particulars from E. Chester & Son, Accountants. 36, King Street, Clitheroe.


T ORRY SHEETS. Black Oilskin or Green A-J Waterproof, at keenest prices. From 2/- per square yard. OILSKIN COATS from 10/6; Children’s Oilskins from 6/11. Warranted waterproof and not to stick or crack. Actual makers and proofers. — COOK’S. Castle Street.


GWEETS AND TOBACCO BUSINESS, ^ 2: King Lane, Clitheroe. Will sell at valuation. Bargain for quick offer.—Apply by appointment above address.


T7NVEL0PES.—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, Clitheroe


GTILL YOUNG IN YEARS but old in feet. Are you a martyr to foot torture?


Why continue? Doctors everywhere pre­ scribe foot comfort; it is beneficial in all stations of life. As actual makers and experienced in dealing with foot troubles, wo are able to remove the pain.—A. Burrows and Sons. Foot Specialists, 23, Regent Street, Blackburn, Tel. 5208.


POULTKY, EGGS. ETC.


TTENS, Geese and Turkeys moping about, -*-*• Dark Comb, Liver Trouble. Worms, etc. Cured in 24 hours with JOHNSON’S HEVIVING TONIC. Bottles 7J<L, 1 /2 . - Blackburn’s. Corn Merchants. Clitheroe.


FOUND.


bo sold to defray expenses—C.W.S. Ltd., Whallcy.


LOST. £ 2 R EWABD- •T OST,J - i n> on Thursday, November 14th


Conservative Club, Clitlieroe, a VIOLET COLOURED LEATHER WALLET with tho owner’s intials, J.R.A., stamped on tho outside, and containing nothing of any value to anybody but himself. Will tho finder please hand it into the Conservative Club when, if complete, lie will receive tho above reward.


T OST — FIYE YOUNG GEESE, Monday last.


farmer, Wiswell.


T O S T — A Blue Faced WENSLEYDALE TUP, marked “ T ” in black on right


flank. Any information to Wm. Tryner, Lane Side Farm, Mitton, near Whallcy.


T OST—ONE HOG, tar mark stroke down •*“ l far hip, snip near ear end.—Frankland, Smelfthwaitos, Newton.


SHE GUESSED THE FINE. Summoned at Clitheroo Borough Sessions


yesterday for using an unlicensed motor enr, Margaret Blnckliurst, of 6, Fort-street, wrote explaining that she tried to take out a licence before the end of tho period of grnco allowed, and added “ Please find ten shilling note enclosed for uso if a penalty should he imposed.


inform me.” After lionring tho evidence of P.C. Sellars


I f in excess please tho magistrates imposed a fine of 10s.


SILVERWOOD.—The family of the Margaret Silverwood wish to thank relatives and Inends for kind mess of sympathy and floral tributes rece in their sal bereavement.


tho Clitheroe Advertiser and Times Corrq Limited, and published at that address 27. Castle Street, Clitheroo.


Tho Buck Inn, Waddington. at 6, Market Place, Clitheroe


Information to J. Wilson, (Polling Day), in or just outside tho


TfOUND — TEN GREY FACED LAMBS; -1-


if not claimed within seven days will I7 0R SALE—Freehold Countrv Residence - known as BANK HALL,* SAWLEY,


9-11, EXCHANGE ST., BLACKBURN TENDERS.


TO BUILDERS.


rpHE COMMISSIONERS oi His Majesty's • 4\ urks, etc., are prepared to receive Tenders before 11 a.m. on Wednesday, 1st January, 1936, tor Extensions and


Alterations lo Clitlieroe Employment Exchange, Lauo. Drawings, Specification and a copy of tins


Conditions ami Form of Contract may to seen on application at the building.


Bills of Quantities and Forms of Tender


may bo obtained from Hoorn 65D Third Floor, H.M. Office of Works. Ixmdou, S.W.l, on payment, of One Pound. (Cheques payable to The Commissioners, H.M. Olii. e of Works). The sums s0 paid will to rtturued^ to those persons who send in fenders in conformity with the conditions.


rpENDERS are invited lor a BAND to ■*- l’lay at the FARMERS' BALL on 24th January, 1936. Tcndei*. which must he in writing,'should be sent to the Secretary not later than Tuesday noon next, Dccem- her 10th, 1935.—H. Cook. 10, Castle Street, Clitheroe.


Wb make a Special Feature ot Renovating and Cleaning


M E M O R IA L S Expert Work at Moderate Chargei


F E C X T T B R O S . , The Monumental Sculptors


WHALLEY NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN


BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & HEATHS. DEATHS.


DKMAIX.—On tho 29t'.i November, 1936, at 4, Kastford Place, Low Moor, Kate, tho beloved wife of Arthur Stedmail Domain, aged 56 years.


St. Mary’s Cemetery on December 2nd.


PRATT.—On the 1st December, 1935, at 33, Brownlow Street, Clitlieroe, Henry, tIio beloved husband of the late Rose llanna i Pratt, aged 76 years. Interred at St. Mary’ s Cemetery on the oth.


WALKER.—On December 1st, 1935, at )1, Bland ford Road, Salford, .Manchester Mary, the dearly loved wife of Janus Brennand Walker, in her 76th year. Interred at Clitheroo, December 5th.— ” Asleep.”


IN MEMOFHAM.


&M1TH.—In loving memory of my dear brother, Henry Cliarnley Smith (Harry), who died December 6th. 193-4.


Always Remembered. 9, Church Brow, Clitheroo. —From his Sister and Brot'.ier-in-law.


STONE.—In loving memory of William, dearly beloved husband of Marv Elizabeth


Stone, who died December 7th. 1927, in his 50th year.


If we could speak to him to-day, Laugh with him in the same old way, Hear his voice and see him smile, Then life to us would seem worth while.


—From Ids loving Wife, Daughter, Son-in-law and Baby.


50, M ilkin Street, Clitheroe.


Also his Son, Daughter-in-law and little Billy.


56, Turner Street, Clitheroe. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.


DEMA1N. — Arthur Stedimin Remain : family desire to thank all relath friends and neighbours for their k expressions of sympathy and flo tributes. Also the Doctors and Nu for tlieir kind attention.


4, Eastford Place, Low Moor.


33, Brownlow Street, Clitheroe, and


PRATT.—The family of the Into Mr. P desires to thank all relatives, friends neighbours, aud tho Ancient Order Foresters, for kind expressions of s pathy and floral tributes received their sad bereavement.


65, St. Leonard Gate, Lancaster. —Mr. and Mrs, J. Knowles


family desiro to thank all relatives friends, also the neighbours and Bei Mission, King Street, for kind sympa


and floral tributes received during i' recent sad beroavement.


13, Peel Street, Clitheroe.


Interred .it


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