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W A RM E R GARMENTS A R E NOW A NECESSITY


WILKINSONS, of Moor Lane, arc in a position to supply all you may require in LADIES and CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING for the Autumn Season : Warm and Distinctive Wear for any occasion.


Full winter stocks of Winceys, plain and striped, and plain colour Dress Goods from 1/111.


FOR VALUE AND SERVICE IN EVERY. DEPARTMENT OF THE DRAPERY TRADE —


WILKINSONS


MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE Phone 82.


CONCERNING LAMPS t "


-B V B y IX Cl PAH AFFIX For the purest white light an ALADDIN Mantle Lamp. For a trouble free, economic, and brilliant light a TILLEY Pressure lamp. X fav an d V aried Stock o r


TABLE, WALL and HAND LAMPS, etc. — STORM LANTERNS.


___ B u n x i x a ELECTIUCITY British made guaranteed ENSIGN lamps for quality and relia­ bility. From 1/6 each.


There is an ever growing demand for a good shilling lamp met by The RIBBLE Shilling Lamp, obtainable in sizes 2d, 40, and 00 watt, Pearl or Clear.


HEATING and COOKING STOVES and OVENS Valor, Veritas, Primus, Beatrice, etc.


TEL. 160


W . WHITAKER CASTLE STREET, CLITHEROE


WHAT BRITAIN SHOULD DO.


MR. J. p. DAVIES AT SKIPTON. “ We have got to make it perfectly plain


that we are prepared to make our Empire a place in which all the nations of the world can have free access. If we do that we shall have tho possibility of real peace and real disarmament.” This view was expressed by Mr. J. 1.


Killed by Train.


HELLIFIELD STATION ACCIDENT. ” Misadventure ” was the verdict at an


inquest at Hellifield on Tuesday on a railway fireman, Osbcrt Henderson (44), married man, 101, Clayton-strect, Clayton, Manchester, who was killed, by a train at Hellifield Station on Saturday night. William Henry Lindsay, Holly Bank,


Davies, tho Darweu manufacturer, and prospective Socialist candidate^ for the Skipton Division, speaking at Skipton on


,"Wednesday night. Mr. Davies said be welcomed whole-heartedly Sir Samuei Hoaro’s speech io the League, hut his own views about sanctions were identical with those of Mr. Lansbury. Ho believed economic sanctions against Italy would he quite effective, without recourse to arms. Jf they were to obtain peace they would


liave to make big concessions to other countries from llicir Empire. They would never get peace so long as nations felt lint they were being prevented full access to raw


materials and foodstuffs. Dr. Addison. Minister of Agriculture in the last Socialist Government, also spoke.


CHOICE OF VICAR. BISHOP’S COMMENT AT


READ VICAR’S INDUCTION. The Rev. Fredk. Win. Thos. Crnske, who


has just vacated the incumbency of Head, was on Wednesday night instituted to the living of Si. John’s Church, Blackburn, by the Bishop (Dr. P. M. Herbert), the in­ duction ceremony being performed by Canon F. P. Nash, the former vicar, on behalf of the Archdeacon (Dr. Rawstorne). In his address Dr. Herbert said he was


aware of the feeling of soreness and even bitterness felt by many people of St. John’s during the past months because they thought they had not had tho share they felt they had the right to in the appoint­ ment of their new vicar. He knew that those feelings arose through their love of St. John's and their interest in its welfare, but it would be utterly wrong to allow sucli feelings to continue. The appointment had (been made and tho new incumbent had been instituted.


It was tho future that


mattered. They must forget the things that were behind and reach forth for the things .that were to come.


!• P LOW MOOR. GOLDEN WEDDING. — Congratulations, I! fiei


she placed on the Chapel’s Wav Memorial. Afterwards a happy time was spent, and much laughter was caused bv Messrs. Billy Eccles and Ilughio Bawlinson, who enter- tained the company with a number of bright


i : t


efforts. Songs were sung by Messrs. Leslie Wilkinson and J. Robinson, and by Mrs. W. Hargreaves, all contributing to a very pleasant evening. Certainly the host and hostess had one of the happiest days of


their lives.


gifts floral and otherwise, have been showered upon Mr. and Mrs. George Clap- ham, of 29, Union-street, who celebrated their golden wedding on Saturday. Letters and telegrams of congratulations have been received by Mr. and Mrs. Clapham from all parts of England, as well as bouquets from many relatives nnd one from the Mayoress of Clithcroo (Mrs. J. H. Sattcr* thwaite). On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Clapham entertained ono hundred guests in Union-street Methodist Chapel, and as the couple entered they were given a rousing reception. Mrs. Clapham was carrying a bouquet given her by two nieces. Mis. Robinson, who is returning home to Canada to-dav, and Mrs. Marshall, of Ceylon. r


Jhis


Kellet-road, Carnfortli, driver of the train that struck Henderson, tho 8-7 p.m. tram from Leeds to Morecambe, said that when ho readied Lancaster Green Ayro Station he examined the front of his engine, and found small pieces of flesh and blood on the


left buffer. There was heavy rain from Leeds to


crossed the main line, and another step would have taken him clear. William Henry Mossdale, of Gorton, Man­


Bentham, and it was misty. Throughout tho journey ho never appeared to have passed anything, and it came as a surpriso to him to know that his engine had been involved in an accident. Witness added that Henderson must have


chester, Henderson’s mate, said that in October this year be was due to retire after 45 years’ service, and lie bad never been connected with any fatality before.


CLITHEROE


ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The new term commenced yesterday week


and session 1935-13 has (been busily begun. The popularity of tho school seems to have influenced parents over a very wide area, for tho number of boys in attendance is a record. There are 204 boys this year com­ pared with 224 last year, and tho need for


increased accommodation • is now a very urgent problem. The number of boys in the School Certifi­


of new boys, both scholarship and nou- scholarship, and they are attending from places as far apart as Burnley, Slaidburn, Rimington, Accrington and Great Harwood, whilst there is a corresponding increase in tho number of Clitheroo new boys also. Between the hours of 8-30 and 9-0 n.m. there seems to be a positive invasion of Clitheroo by an army of royal blue-capped young men. Thero have been the annual appointments


cate forms is large and it Is possible that round about fifty boys will be entered for the examination next July. There is a b;g increase in the number


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ADVERTISER AND TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1935.


SUES BY AUCTION. BY MR. T . 8ILVERW00D.


n u l l HOUSE FARM. G1UNDLETON. I? (Ten minutes’ walk from ’bus terminus at Grimlleton).


K


in d l y r em em b e r t h e s a l e i&r tho Exors. of the late I LI. Dugdale,


TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, at 12 o’clock prompt, of 32 Head of Smart Young Cattle, Horses, 232 Sheep and Lambs, Pigs,


Poultry and Cabins, Implements, Dairy Utensils, Hay and Eatago.


Terms—Cash. T. SILVERWOOD,


Auctioneer and Valuer. UCKS FARM, WEST BRADFORD.


(Twenty minutes’ walk from ’ bus stop at West'Bradford, motors turn Guest House road end).


m SILVERWOOD, favoured with !n- A • structions from. Mr. Jas. Slater, who


is leaving the farm, will Sell by Auction on THURSDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 2Gtli, the wliolo of the Live Stock, Hay and Winter Eatagc, comprising:


39


HEAD OF SMART YOUNG CATTLE, viz.: I t Wye Calves and Stirks, 3 to


12 months; G Heifers, ready for servico; S Spring Calving Heifers, duo March and April; 1 Heifer, duo time of sale; 2 Geld Heifers, in milk; 1 Cow, lately calved; 3 Geld Cows, in milk; 2 Cows, due November, December; 2 Cows, duo April.


9ry SHEEP (bred oil the Farm), viz. • IS Horned Ewes, Look and Swale-


dale cross, 2 to 4 shear; 40 Suffolk Cross Lambs, lat; 2 Shearling Weddors; 1 Suffolk Ram.


POULTRY. SO Hens, year olds; 20


Pullets, cross bred. HAY AND EATAGE—3 Single Bays


Ground Mow, 1 Bay of Baulks, to be eaten on tho premises; 73 acres of sound Pasturo Eatagc 23 acres of Meadow, until February 2nd, 1930.


Sale to commence at One o’clock prompt. Terms—Cash.


Slater, or


Further particulars from tho Owner, Mr, T. SILVERWOOD,


Auctioneer and Vainer, Clitlieroo, Tel. 228


Tho abovo sale is a creditable stock


homo -bred ‘cattle. With tho exception of ono or two, they have all be reared on the farm, being young and good in colour, The sheep are a noted sound stock, now coming io their best. The lambs have bad nono drawn out, all being ready for fat Tbo bay was secured without rain,'is full of herbage, and good. An invitation extended to all interested parlies to bo in attendance on day of sale.


BY MR. S. BERRY. KINDLY REMEMBER


HAIG LEY AND DISTRICT FARMERS’ SALE,


TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, Sept. 21st, at 1-30 prompt. S. BERRY, Auctioneer.


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1935, at 1-0 p.m.


ON LAND, ACCR1NGT0N ROAD, Behind Police Station, WIiALLEY.


JOHN B. WEALL, F.A.T., will Sell Auction as nibove, by order of Air.


M. O. Robinson, who is retiring, WOODWORKING MACHINERY ; PLANT, including several Wood Buildings Timber and Working Tools of a Joiner am Wheelwright.


Further particulars from the Auctioneer


Office, Sudell Cross, Blackburn, Tel. 575< or Tel. Wballey SO.


PERCY H. WINTLE


isli, Fruit, Poultry <0 Game Salesman 21, PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE Telephone 2S7.


CHICKENS, DUCKLINGS, FOWLS GROUSE, RABBITS, etc. All Reasonable Prices.


JOIN NOW OUJl CHRISTMAS CLUB


Your orders, large or small, gratefully received.


AT STUD,


Boy,” good pedigree, fine young dog. Fee £1 or pick of litter. — Milno-Redhc.id,


Tho Lodge, Holden, near Clitheroo.


i i T STUD—Pedigreo Largo White BOAR. Sire, Aldoiiham Bradbury 35th; Dam,


of head boy and captain of football, and these have been interesting because one boy, Eric A. Battersby, of Pendleton, has been made head boy nnd also captain of football. Ho will be remembered, for his outstanding work in the Pendleton pro­ duction of a u Midsummer Night’s Dream ” last July.


The football teams have been training . .


hard and there is somo promising material. The fixture list contains some very attractive matches including now fixtures with Preston Catholic College, and also with Chorley Grammar School, who were an unbeaten school team last year. # Maybe they will not have that record this year. We shall see. In all, tho first eleven matches num­ ber thirteen; the second eleven, seven; iho colts (under 14) eleven, six. Tlicio mo tho usual mtcr-houso matches and 4.lo season commences on Saturday with tho annual match v. Tho Old Boys. This year ; tho Old Boys aro turning out two teams a very healthy sign. Tho school will play tbo first L*lcven and second eleven, so *bnt the High Moor ground promises to be tbo eccno of some keen Giammai School football


on Saturday afternoon next. in many ways. Tbo whole term, particularly in view or .


the large number of hoys in attendance at the school, promises to he very interesting


Tockwitli May 11th. — Hark to Bounty,* Slaidburn.


MAGNETO REPAIRS


Also Specialists in Repairs to DYNAMOI and Sell Starters and Re-Wiring of Cara.


SIMPSON BROTHERS, LIMITED (Dept. No. 3 Magneto Works)


HAPTON—near Burnley—HAPTON Phono: Padiham 14.


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND, (Other Bolton nows on page 2.)


Members were entertained bv Miss Tctlow, of Skirden Hall, cm Wednesday, to a whist drive and entertainment. Prifies wcie non by Miss Morgan, Airs. Waterwortli, Mrs. Frankland, Airs. Simpson and Mrs.-walker. A licartv veto of thanks was given to Miss 'fellow for her kindness in providing such


WOMEN'S UNIONIST ASSOCIATION.— an enjoyable afternoon.


SALES BY AUCTION. BY MR. ROBERT H ITCH IN .


IMPORTANT TWO DAYS’ DISPERSAL SALE.


TONE HILL FARM, GR1NDLET0N. Near CLITHEIIOE.


"ROBERT HITCHIN, in conjunction with AA.MR. T. SJLVERWOOD, gives advance liotico of tbo above sale, for tbo Exors. of tbo late Mr. Benjamin Smalley, which will take place on


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd lien, commencing at One o’ clock, 2S Head


of Cattle, 70 Sheep, 2 Horses and Pony, tlie Implements, Dairy Utensils, a Ford Van, 900 yards of Hay, and 72 acres ol Winter Eatngo will lie sold; and


ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER otli, lien the SAW MILL and its contents,


neliiding a 30 h.p. National Engine; 000 yards of Redwood Rails, in addition 1 a great quantity of other cut timber, lbe


urge wooden building used as a mill, will be lispnsed of; together with 170 head of


POULTRY, 10 sectional cabins and other appurtenances; and Surplus Household FURNITURE and Effects. Sale at 1-30.


Fuller details next week.


W H1TEWELL & DISTRICT FARMERS LIMITED.


rpilE GREAT A will bo WH1TEWELL, September 2-jtli


drawn from will -be forward.


ANNUAL SHEEP SALE held at THE HOTEL, in WEDNESDAY NEXT, when about


Present entries are: Richard Drinkall,


2,000 the usual well known stocks, . „ . . n


STORE EWES


200 uncrossed Swnledale ewes; George Parker (Whitcndale), 120 ditto, and GO 2 and 3 shear ditto; Dr. Beasley, 30 Lonk and Swaledalo do.; .Robert Whittaker, 120 Swaledalo ewes, crossed and uncrossed, and 40 h.g. lambs; J. Parkinson. 100 uncrossed Swaledalo ewes; C. Dixon,.40 horned ewes, uncrossed; R. Bolton, 140 do.; Cowking Bros., 200 do. and 20 h.g. lambs; W. Hasle- wood, 32 uncrossed Lonk ewes, and 40 li.w. lambs; Henry Holden, 12 horned ewes and 24 h.g. lambs; Hitchin Bros.. 23 Swaledalc owes, once crossed; W. Hoyle, 20 horned ewes, do.; J. Rowland, 20 uncrossed ewes.


Further entries taken up io time of sale. Ballot drawn at 11 a.m. Sale to com­


mence at 11-30 prompt. R. I11TCHIN, Auctioneer A Secretary.


B OWLAND FARMERS’ STOCK SAI.ES. QR E A T


at the TITHE BARN YARD, when about


drawn from tbo will bo forward.


1,500


STORE usual well


SALES BY AUCTION. BY MR. ROBERT MANLEY.


y y -E S T END SALEROOMS. R MANLEY lias been instructed to Sell


OCTOBER utli. Particulars later. R, MANLEY,


PUDLIC NOTICES. R URAL DISTRICT COUNCIL OF ROWLAND.


BUTTING INTO FORCE BART IV. OF THE


PUBLIC HEALTH ACTS AMENDMENT ACT, 1S90.


BY AN ORDER dated the 5th day of September, 1935, the Minister of


Healtli has declared that on and after the 23rd day of September, 1935, the following provisions of ilie Public Health Acts Amendment Act, 1390, shall be in force » tbo Rural District of Rowland, namely:—


“ The Provisions contained in Part r\ .


of tho said Act. for iho regulation of places ordinarily used for public dnucing or music or other public entertainment


of tbo like kind.” A COPY of the Order may be inspected


at the Offices of the Council, ” The Hollies,'’ Grindleton, near Clitheroe, 'between tho hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays except Saturdays.


Dated this 20th day of September, 1935. J. B. McCLURG,


Dep. Clerk to the Council.


Council Offices, “ The Hollies,” Grindleton, Near Clithcroe.


TO LET. H


ouse to le t— 11, d ow n h am r d ., CHATHUUX.—Apply, Mrs. Cockshutt.


r p o LET bath,


TERRACE CK,


HOUSE, No. Clitheroe;


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19, 3


ESHT0X bedroom-:,


o.l., etc.—Apply above address. TO LET—Pleasant BED-SITTING-ROOM,


ANNUAL SHEEP SALE to be I'll DAY


SLAIDBURN,


EAVES known stocks,


Entries include: Colonel T. J. Hirst, 200


uncrossed Swalednle ewes, 30 h.g. lambs; Robert Wooff, 20 Lonk and Swaledulo ditto; W. I I. Curtis, GO ditto Swaledale; T. Robinson (Catlow), 300 uncrossed ewes Dale’s bred and Swaledale; W. J. Frank- laml, 50 uncrossed Swaledale ewes, 20 shearlings and horned gimmer lambs; M. Robinson and Sons, ISO Swaledale ewesj C. Robinson, SO ditto; R. Robinson, 15 ditto; Win. Eminott, 20 horned ewes un­


crossed. Further entries taken lip io time of sale.


prompt.


Ballot drawn at 11 a.m.; Sale at 11-30 R. HITCHIN, Auctioneer.


rpilE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. A


--------------- s ALE on


OF FAT STOCK TUESDAX NEXT,


when 1,000-


LTD.


on MONDAY at 10-15 a.m.,


1,1 00 SHEEP AND LAMBS and


5 0—6 0 FAT CATTLE will be forward.


Cattle for certification must bo stalled by 9-30 a.lit.


GALE OF DAIRY CATTLE & CALVES ° on TUESDAY NEXT, when


8 0—1 0 0 NEWLY CALVED COWS AND HEIFERS and


9 0 CALVES will ho forward. IPlll DAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 27tli, - SPECIAL PRIZE SHOW AND SALE


of STORE EWES, LAMBS AND RAMS, when' upwards of 2 ,0 0 0 head of all classes will bo on offer, including 50—00 Rams of various breeds from Alessrs. Rd.


Whittaker and Seth Wood, and 100 Draft Ewes from J. Dixon, Anglezart. This district is noted lor tho high class


quality of its sheep anil buyers who wish to make a choico selection should make a point of attending this sale, when somo good Stocks will he forward. Prizes will bo given for Rams, Swaledale Ewes and Lonk Ewes. Judging at 10-15 a.in. Sale at 11 a.m.


\ T STUD — RED COOKER, “ Aldrcss SALE OF GELD AND LYING-OFF CATTLE each Altornato FRIDAY.—


ITU IE J- llPI


NEXT SALE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1th, when a good show of all classes of Stock will he forward.


NEXT SALE OF HORSES will ho held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th,


Entries solicited. .Schedules can bo bad on application to


Tel. 325. EDWARD CHESTER, Secretary.


fTHIPPING AND DISTRICT’ FARMERS’ SALE.


TALBOT HOTEL, CHIPPING.


TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 21tli. ANNUAL AUTUMN SALE OF


ITKA BREEDING EWES AND LAMBS, ALSO


ALL CLASSES OF STORE CATTLE. Solo at 12-30.


E. G. 110THERSALL & SONS, Ltd., Auctioneers, PRESTON.


JENDLE FOREST FARMERS.


POULTRY, Etc., nt BARLEY, on THURSDAY NEXT, September 2Gtli.


PRIZE SHOW AND SALE of all of CATTLE. SHEEP,_ Sale nt 12-30 prompt. •


ciasses PIGS,


“ GUEST-TRAINED IS TRAINED.”


BEST-


COURSES of COMMERCIAL TRAINING IN


SHORTHAND ACCOUNTING TYPEWRITING LANGUAGES BOOKKEEPING SECRETARIAL PRACTICE


nnd other Subjects too numerous to mention.


‘ GUESTS’ WILL ENABLE YOU TO ACQUIRE THAT PERSONAL CAPITAL —KNOWLEDGE—WHICH IS ESSEN­ TIAL TO PROGRESS.


Write, call, or phono for. the College Prospectus (free).


GUEST’S BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE


9-11, EXCHANGE STREET, BLACKBURN Telephone 6403.


jgROWSHOLME ESTATE, NEAR CLITHEROE.


rrvo LET, the following FARMS wtih entry- .X


SEEDALS (or HIGHER FLATTS) FARM, I TYTANTED


j„ t'bo " now in


tlio occupation of Mr. Harry I


Price, comprising good Farmhouse,-' ample Farm Buildings, nnd 119a. lr. 32p.


meadow and pasturo land. arnmg ".nent ° -S” 'Si° 1 -


with tho tenant now. ’


comprising good Farmhouses, ample Farm Buildings, nnd 144a. l.r. 2Sp. of meadow and pusturo land, with 25a. 2r. 24p. part of Browshohno Moor.


H


Tho tenants will show tho farms. For further particulars apply to Mr.


James Wright, Old Lodge, Browsholme, Clitheroo, or to Mr. Charles Clark, Estate Office, Waddiugton, Clitheroo.


. ' 0." -l sb?.-..?iTen by I ^


odgson m o o r f a r m , now in th e , occupation of Mrs. Coates and Sons,


given. Fetched from anywhere. — Pratt Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


CH_ ICKENS AND^ HENS. r o S


—Mrs. Seed, 48, Parson Lane, Clitheroe. TTOUSEMAID WANTED,


Top prices *


(RENT’S. CAST-OFF CLOTHES Wanted. 'ir Go2r Pr,L‘es ftlvcn ; distance no object.


family 4.


during surgeries. Send particulars of age eximnonce and wages, with references, to 'I heeler, II atorloo House, Accrington.


QLITHEROE & DISTRICT REFEREES ASSOCIATION.


I -K > n 1 L obi E/ES. Al1 information from


| eiithor^. Secretary> 27- Sl- Mary’s Street, A T YOUR. SERVICE.—Painting and io-


lob every tune.— IL T. Earnshaw, Wheel­ wright, Sawloy.


•


f ' yearly; Motor-cars 18/- instalments, nnmcdiato cover. — Brokers, London Road, Southend.- Essex.—Agents wanted.


INSURANCE from 11/3


Y o u r “ S m a l ls ” w i l l y o u lo s s .


c o s t Insert your “ For Sales ” in this column;


K ,\l.lJ,.b’ ,n8 rosidts. Ask satisfied users. A shilling ndvertisemont has sold property valued at a thousand pounds; filled thousands °t vncaneies; • restored • hundreds of lost -articles. Everybody follows tho “ smalls ” columns. Ask for prepaid rates. Nono


. , Pairing of every type of cart. A sound


44, M oono Lane. Clitheroe. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.


, , , , . Doctors liouso; no door attendance


DRAKE. — In loving memory of Minmc Drake, who died at Low Moor, on tho 20th September, 1934.


Resting whero no shadows fall. —From the Family.


HAM ORTH.—In loving memory of Privato John Albert Haworth, who died Septem­ ber ISth, 191S, aged 20 years.


Greater love hath no man than this that he lay down his life for his friends.


—From Father. Harold and Fanny.


' ’ Spring of 193G :- ' 25; suitable for lady or gentleman.—Apply,


“ Windyridgo,” Moorland Crescent, Clitb- eroe.


r i to LET—CHAMPION FARM, 150 acres. •J- Land February, 1930; Buildings, 12th


May 193G. Stephensons,


B


o a r d lovers


— Apply, H. Waddington, Dolton-bv-Bowlnnd.


YOUR DOGS with animal in ideal surroundings. Com­


fortable housing, best of food, personal attention. Trimming, shampooing, etc. CAIRN AND KERRY BLUE TERRIERS USUALLY FOR SALE. ALSO ACCOM­ MODATION FOR CATS. — Miss Dinnis, Shaw Cottage. Ciitheroe.


H


ou se to l e t , whniiey, detached, 3 entertainhi


OAICF1ELD, tiling rooms, G


bedrooms, bath, etc., electric light, splendid garden, tennis court, garage. Rent £tfO per annum. — C.P.A. Estate Office, S9, Oxford Street, Manchester. Telephone Central 4444.


pHATBURN BOARDING KENNELS ^ where dogs enjoy freedom on two acres of clean, sweet grass. Expert attention, best of food including fresh meat daily. Terms reasonable. Inspection invited.- Miss Edith Marsden, Chatburn.


s r-bAIDBURN ESTATE. T°i LET — CRAWSHAW FARM, with Higher Copy, containing altogether


about 103 acres of meadow and pasture land, with Farm llouso and Buildings, situate close to tile village of Newton. Possession. February nnd May, 193G. Further particulars may bo iliarl from and offers in writing mode to ROBT. HITCHIN, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Old. Hall, West Bradford, Clithoroe.


- DAILY NECESSITIES


Tablecloths Pot Towels Hand Towels Roller Towels Cotton Blankets Grey Sheets Bleached Sheets i Bedspreads


i Wool Blankets i W H O L E S A L E


Handkerchiefs Bed Ticks Bed Tick Covers Polishers Eiderdowns Pillow Cases Bolster Cases Working Shirts


Tunic Shirts and R E T A IL


The TEXTILE CLEARING HOUSE • 8, KING STREET, CLITHEROE • Telephone 34(5.


I71011 SALE—No, Avenue, 15, Clitheroe.—Apply,


Chester and Sou, Accountants Street, Clitheroe.


ST. “ ( • in- PERFECTS and SECONDS •


XV7TLL >>


THE • by Auction SURPLUS FURNITURE


AND EFFECTS of tbo late Mr. Waite, of Chatburn, and others, on SATURDAY,


Auctioneer and Valuer. = ON SALE.


CJCISSORS GROUND, © BAILEY’S. 3, Casl


pair, at nstlc Street.


-IAOR SALE-A A1 12 hands, 4 years., Crest, Whalley Road, Clitheroo.


very smart GREY PON 1, — J. Kenyon, The


1POR SALE—HARMONIUM with 10 stops, AH jn handsome rosewood case; suitable


for Chapel or Sunday___ School. - APPl


-170R, SALE-CHILD’S C JU


1 T?0R. SALE — Large I A TABLE, oft. -


itablo . Ypplv,


'Duckworth, Deneley, Itimington. Chtheroc. COT. complete with


mattress and cover; condition as new; 1-7/G Also CHILD’S CHAIR with play-


I table; 7/6.—Apply, Advertiser and Times. Plight Oak DINJNu


. x 4ft. 6in.; 3 extra


, Mahogany Dining Chairs; New Chan Bed I witli cushions and mattress. Write, W.l, Advertiser and Times._________ __


offers? Times.


leaves; suitable farm, club or hotel; G Box


XBOR SALE — £70 ROGERS UPRIGHT — Write Box T.l,


A P1\N0, in good condition. wnac Advertiser and


•A Sound Oak, Ash. Bird., Sycamore, Elm; about 50 io GO tons. Position Rood, easv access, main road side.—Apply, H; V. Starkic, Estate Agent, Clmrcli


rrVLMBETt — FIREWOOD l OR SALE — ' ‘ew, Gisbtirn. IT'OR SALE — Good 3-valve WIRELESS - SET, cost £24, will take £2. — Apply,


Hargreaves, King Street, Clitheroc, or Widdup, Grindleton.


170R SALE, cheap, FIREWOOD. Timber, .


■ Corrugated Sheets, :s, Wood Tri Trusses, etc. Apply, I sis Cement Works, Clitheroe.


riYENDERS are invited for ■JL for N.A.L.G.O. BALI/ at the DANCE BAND


Swan


and Royal Hotel, New Year's Eve, 5— E. Jones. 15, Buccleueh Avenue. Clitlieroe.


LOST. PER:SON known taken YOUNG MAN’S to luvo COAT from


t.he Parish Church Lower School on Tuesday evening return same to tho Caretaker, nr further proceedings will be taken.


POULTRY, EGGS. ETC. 9


M1LLTHOHNE Ed l wardar


3G, King


7Jd. each, at BAILEY’S, 3 Castle Street. T>INE TA R ” COCOANUT OIL


and CAMOMILE” LIQUID SHAMPOOS


(ABDOMINAL & INVISIBLE RUPTURE BELTS, Artificial Limbs, Spinal Sup­


ports, which help to unite tho broken parts, Comfortable Appliances for every deficiency. Satisfaction guaranteed.—A. Burrows and Sous, Surgical Appliance Makers, 23, Regent Stieet, Blackburn, ’phone 520S. Male and Female Attendants. Est. 1905.


TAOR SALE — NINE MODERN HOUSES situated ALMA TERRACE, HenfcUorn.


Clitheroo, gross rental £213 4s. Od. For further particulars apply to H. Ryden, Auctioneer and Valuer, 'Whalley Banks, Blackburn. Tel. 7104.


T^OR SALE—FREEHOLD HOUSE, modern Ranges, bath, h. & c., electric. Yacaut


Possession.—Apply, 2, Stamford Place, after G p.m.


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SALE — 1930 MORRIS MINOR SALOON, in good condition through­


out.; 5 new tyres; taxed to September 30th. Insured to August, 193G.—Smithson, Brun- gerley Avenuo, Clitlieroe.


CVEF/l'S AND TOBACCO ^ 2, King Lane. Clitheroe.


valuation. Bargain for quick offer.—Apply by appointment above address.


BUSINESS Will sell at


1 ENVELOPES.—SPECIAL CLEARANCE J LINE of good quality MANILLA


ENVELOPES, full business size; 2 /6 per 1,000. Best vnluo over offerer!.—Advertiser and Times Office, 27, Castle Street, Clitheroe


WANTED. 19— ■ one baby;


NURSE HOUSEMAID, some experience.


Mrs. R. Hindle, Bankfielcl, Clithoroo.


IBIIITIIS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS. IN M EM O R IAM .


CLUFF.—Treasured memories of our dear son and brother, Private H. J. Ctuif (Jack), who passed away after long


suffering at Knotty Ash Military Hospital oil September 21st , 1924.


Dear sou, you are liot forgotten, Though on earth you are no more; We who loved you think of you vet, We will remember when others forget.


—Remembered by his Father and Three Sisters.


104, Station Road, Swinton, late of


V bailey Road, Clitherce.


n o i l SALE — R.I.R. and W.W. Hill,


COCKERELS. — Fred Bolton-by-Bowland.


I USE OVUM — 95% chicks reared. — Dugdale, F.u


egg- fertile. I"'';, Sold by 1). Byrne,


Corn Merchant, King Street, Clitheroe.


Tl,TOPING HENS. Geese and Turkeys with TtT dark comb, liver trouble, worms, etc.,


cured in 24 hours with JOHNSONS RE­ VIVING TONIC. Ensures quick mui't. Bottles 7$d., 1/2.—Blackburn’s. Corn Mer­ chants, Clitheroe.


A TIALE5 AS MANY EGGS got by Mr. -k Charlton, of Leeds, simply by using Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). Packets 1/3. 71b. Tins ?/-, used :n conjunction with Karswood Poultry Meal, 3Jlbs—9Jd., make World’s best egg pro­ ducing mash. Try them from Althaai, Cash Stores, Kendal Street, Clitheroe.


PRICE OF EGGS, Tho price of eggs arranged by the loci!


Poultry Society nnd the Farmers’ Union ii as follows: Wholesale, 1/7; Retail, 1/9.


For Artistic and Enduring


MEMORIALS Erected in any Churchyard.


FECIT’!’ BROS., The Monumental Sculptors


WHALLEY NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN


A PPI.1CATTONS are invited ^ for -tx . tenancy for Sheep Grazing only a,


1110 from


2nd February, 1930, of land near Duck.y Leach, being Plot No. 7 on ihe Waterworks Gathering Grounds, at present occupied by tho Executors of James Dugdale. Full particulars may be obtained at the Borough Engineer’s Office, Church Street, Clitberee.


Applicants should stato in writing the


terms on which they aro prepared io ace- tenancy, nnd offers must he delivered .a a'plain sealed envelope endorsed “ l,and a Gathering Grounds,” to the undersigned not later than Friday, tho 27th September, 1935.


Tho Corporation do not hind tseni-e!ve$ to accept the highest or any offer.


G. HETHERIXGTON. Town Clerk.


Town Clerk’s Office, Clitheroe,


20th September, 1935. TENDERS. B OROUGH OF Cr.lTlIKHOE.


WATERWORKS G ATI 1 EH 1NG GROUNDS.


Phyllis M. LISTER MM.A. , Ch.


Chiropodist Attends 15, York St., Clitheroi


SATURDAYS, 10-30 a.m. to 8 p.m. TUESDAYS,


2 p.m. lo 8 p.m.


THOMPSON. — Airs. Thompson desires to thank all relatives and friends for Kind­ ness shown in .licr bereavement, and also for floral tributes.


Back York Street, Clitboroe. • Printed at 8, Market Place, Clithoroe, by


tuo Clithoroe Advertiser and Times Company , Limited, and published at that address and . 27, Castle Street, Clitheroo.


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