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n ribi.:[-F. RotJerts, MferegiU. d. ,1'


flOST.' EWE, markedV-ii^-'


' bf sentimental i vtilne,' iin Bashhll Eaves’ bn Xnesday


1 ■ Y ■ “ r • and^Crysial


retjUrniiig to ■ this’dffice. ‘


Hojned LAMBING i EWES 'bujn J.H. hear hob, dim


r-. nealr ribs. . Information to [dilop pall Gisburn. : ,


i& B E A XH a


DEATHS.; I t]i6 12t’j ’ March, ’1936, pt


llltiy Road, Clith,eroe, Snsanniih Tafeed|f53 years.’ ;


' ‘


R 6 n 'March 9tli, 1936,. at,’, j'a,' *'trept,| .Clitheroe; John James, d| husband of Jane E. Harrison’, ■ears.i


Pei


March 8th, 1930; Walter ildleton, in’ his 7Rh year.


AlElidORIAMl


ivenub 1 viilg


pi ;iioth|i


■-|Fr|ii


Mrs, Whal


memort o f . a dear


er,; who: died! March 9lh, ' ’ ’ 1 , i ’ ' [


i.


m Husband end Fami y. Whalley.; , ’


living msnibryi of’my dear W. Jackson’, i 7, Stodks ep’ who died March: 9tli,,


ingl n ither, so, .true so rate] ■ e .went ithroilgh few comd’


complained, she wasn’t d.of: thp lRoad, ^lackburi:.'


^er’loving Bon-in : Gran


i I I ' ipy I be


IHIh L if 'o


fuit'"}- I,by: a |o jthc


loving ’. imemory of . Ralph died Match.’jllth, 1936.!


; thy diys afo; ended,’ j suffering days’lhelbw;' i, gel: guards attended, ’ p i-hrone ‘ of Jesns, go. , j


Hawthorn Farm, Barrow, 'Whaliey.


From all at .y | J i


PN.I I ’ Heut


nd; jfatpi jjeel


trohl h: 1 Avent


|op-Uher, , liedl IV


ia


- I In lov: ,er, wb(:


In Parkin


■ing : memory.''bt leon, a dear bus- died March ffthj


jRest in; Heaven,^ :' ^ j


l! loving .IVifp and Family; 5, Clitlieioo.'


loving! memory of, 'op


iVilliam; Henty Parkinson, arch otlil .1036, a^ed *1


lir' dear’ motller, Eliaabe’ lb died I April' 7th, 1926i


v.ido 0 un


:lis


1 to lose: onr dear opes, who knqweta .best, ' i loving arms and said. Me and rest.


■Fiibni Ivy, Rilly, and Family, ' Daiyspn and Eileen, -roet. Low Moor,: ,Y


^ , i> eav i’ a wound ho: one can ! ' ■


0 treasures’ino one can 1 '


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tfai; ihop|!


hother l-From


k I North


llo vpr£ wit]


lorb R IjNbrth


19331 f e , '


Itliful


|liv|cd Itfiist


, ’> l f |ppj I Cl ■


,liti bring back a tear,, ind dad we’ love so deat


Poultry mpton.


Alice; .yack ’ and Cluldreh, Margaret and Billy,


ind: decay; placi


Farm, upon their grave


b fbr those who lie bbneath fade away.


im their Daughter; Belie, ail'd Son-in-law, Bill.j


I'hh.


lai, Bdrton’ '


' | . ’•


lovirig memory of Alice I passed:! pway March


fo and; mother dear,.- , '


,riend while phe was nere; hdpe and died in peace,


ITI joys i w ill; never ceasb.; ™i| Husband and Family. Croc,-.


I


MflWIEDCfMMTS. faiiiily: bf the. late Mr's,


Mio D| Es jijid


It’d my recfl


an


lit Rod rthant:


1 Cl escent, ’Qljtheroe,-,: j ’ j; ' j ’ * .


b jof sy li'i


bNi^M


main dbsire to thankj ell iriepds for kind expressions md ifloral itributeh-received it ibereahempnt.


Ekins and. 'family ’thank’ pll: friendtj for kind ,,ei-


impalhyi aiidi floral tributes, j Jicilr, sa^i bereavement.


Rithaii


Ittphtiqp I


Mny lY arc


In ttril


lo I. Harrison,’ Jlr.:'and: Mrs.


in ,1 ti'casired memory.. :t,. Clith.ef )C'. ’


Mr. i to! thhj


|nslpf ill


IStreei,


■fieir sad Qitheroe,


neighbifiir^, mpathy'


■Tils family j(f , " great sMrow, ahd record to the'doctor, for. his


expressions and' tokens of a great! jeomfort'to them


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Janids Mitchell and, all relatival;


bereavement. i Y the late Mrs. I


i . for kind b*"


sympathy ia:' ' .loir sad] 1 Qitberjle,


ro : to than] neighbojun


„, for kind Ck':; pd floral tributes bereavement. , ■


I, 'i ;ho I Working Men’s Olnb., Ifofjrs Ltd.', dnd the Ch'therooi


laik all relatives, ;friends,ane


jssa ;i.itioii, jfoi} kindness dfowo |trljbiites 'received in their sa4


eni 3, Clithbrie.


ilat'6,] jfbe Ad'


ind ipn Btreoi,


ijHarket Place, plitheriM',: by crtlser and lnnies :€lbmpipy. .ilM


ilished ay that address! Oith^,


' -j Jrs.: Parkinson and -faniily,and! d floral tributes j k all relatives,, : i


SATURDAY -''Yi,; ,


SPECIAL C hildren


Your ,StatlonerH Advertisfir & Tim>


AFTERNOON MATINEE AT, 245


I BookiKttOm(m6tswavMBr8A'm^AtArraBir()QHft(»0:2tQ*P-»i- ~~**t im a 'iP a A loMr isife iStreotr-Marko^ Fiaco.


“ Jinj,l’ i sinoerely thank the syfnpathy shown; :to


to night! AND TO-M6r ROW4— U W U i HAY, GORDON BARKER ANDCLAUDH DAMPIERin'^ BOYS . l w(lLL RE BOYS,”- f HE BIGGEST scream EVER SEEN. IN; CLITHp]|«)E. Matinee,;Saturday at 2t-45.


' ■ k T- ' - Y ' I ' WEEK qOMMENCiING I MARCH 23rd, 1936 1 ’


AT.Ti pX 'T !WBEK. SHIRLEY


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’AL N T;w TEMPLi in


Once again! golden-haired jShirley -willea alityin a hbart-stirring and uufpi^etta ful entertainment one comd svish |to i Technicolor, hnd reveals Shirley to mi in reality.!


| ■ : I r ' ■ L EX eek!


uaptivale you with her charm and person- ^ die sto(y of happiness.. The most d^light- seeland the climax is done in a blaze of j iilions i f admirers exactly as she appears |


, q * ............ ' ALSO ALd WEEK


SAM An d h ( ly


Based on Stanley HoUowayls Gaumont Supeb S(j)uifD News


TEGHNICOLOUR)\ S M ETUSK


Mb’ m ilogue—and is a perfect' soreajm. .IKD F u i i SUPPOBTING PbOOBAJIMII


.Phme 147 , C I N E 'M A . | iBetti^ $E:a The Best |4t|!Ti^ Paixadidm. ; | |, !• ' ■


: brilliantly supported by JOHN i B You’ll bring


A Picturesque 'Travelogue i “ICE FLOE.”


Continnona Monday to Friday ^m 6-80 (except front StallBj &tniday at MO;, 6-30,8M6


Matinee dailjl at 2-SO^. i 1


n i A l T O Phone 4246-7,


THIS 'WEfiK^END'f^.iiliiN.ai NEAQiiE-iit A dehghtfdl Ro


MONIIAY lfB :^ , 'l .lA iiC 'f l 23rd, und, ALL m M . ice of radiant happiness I and lilting! tunes!


with CEDRIC HARDWICKE. • 1 r j’ ■ i ” '1^ ,


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SHIRLEY ITEMPLE er previlous pictures: with ;


OP . i (U Film). ROCHELLE HUDSON


the family, M loouTse, to this perfect ; entertainment! :


i i And in iaddition I . :


A delightful cartoon in colour | (Gaumont i SAM aildiHIS MUSKET ”■ IBeitish News :


: ■ :


FREE for No bxtrafor reserved Open llia.m. to 10 p.m theDeaf.! | seata. . Moderate Tariff.


• 1 ■ '[• ■ .’•■i' (


ittruuoueH uva. Office Hours TakeLiinoh,Tea : Snpp^ Provided! JO aim to 9.30 p,m. • in the OAra Rbstauraii*


’ J


i mothers, hard Daughter, BeLs,’


law I Apert, aha lau ' ■ 'hter Conhje.


m f s m ^ $ k c t r i e \ l80BMD|„“.i$vgTBMj


NIGHTLY at j6-16 and 8R0,


TO-NIGHT-r-Continuons from 0-30. , i


' Introducing tlmt famous i JOHN ! LODEp tfi ^ THE


................ SILENT PASSENGER.*' Amateur- detejtive.iLord Peter Wimsey. A: very entertaining Show.


-.'at 6-15 and S-30.


I WEEK COMMENCiljia' IV|ARGK 23rd, I Y Mojiday, Tuesday jand-iyednesday


|


JOAN BLONDELL AN^j GLENDA PARREL T ’ l-


TRAVELLING ISALES LADY ' ■ k ith Hug h ! |1EiIibert. JOAN and QLilNDA are at it again | iThtiy make business a pleasure and : r


■ they’ve got la i“ line’’ that’ll break ido’wn I thej sales resistance of the nation ! i An even metrie|r riot of fun than f‘ ^nsas City Princess.” ;, i QATmoOTiScPER Souiro News AND Full pOTPOBTiNG Peoobamme. i ' i. .:' j ■ k ' * j


y j j


I'' ^ ! ■ j ■ .. ; ■ ' I I 1 j , 1 OG a n l’S^p. I. 'y : Y L j


Thursday andi Friday—thntinuous [from |6’^. Saturday—Two Shows-tSfIS i . " | :y ’;|'!!‘';!y'


EVEp


Six’liittnneS: and a really original r(|m,ance.'- ’ ’::rfi


: I',.-! I,.. ' ■ .. !.. I I 'f' i'-'. , .i-. ■


TO-MORROW-TWO SHOWS i y': | ■ T-'


TO-NIGHT AND TO-M6r ROW- I


' YOUNG in “ CALL OF THE WILD” ,


Enormous success of JAOK-LONDON’S Famous Stoiy of the. Klondike |Gold ! i Rush. It’s a Great Show-r-buti bo sure to BOOK.


i. NEXT WEEKI-MORE BHITISH SUCCESSES. t Monijay, Tuesday and Wednesday . I JOHN MILLS, JUNE ! CLYDE land j DEREK OLDHAM In ! CHARING C^QSS ROAD 8UPEBB 'BBITISB 'm VSWAL B OM Am E ,


singmg-^elightful! musib---superb spectaclei and ::infectious humour |in a romance quite ofi the beaten track.- Make, an effort to see this.


Here’s the'type of film in which the British Studios Excel. There’s ^and j


i Thursday, Friday and j Saturday Oli WALLS and RALPH LYNN


■; 1'-^^V'yERE RAIT.'^P >AW I sh"i5RMY WEATHER k EIGHT


I WITH YVONNE ARNAUD AND | ROBi^RTSON HARE | Ifi this famous Aldwyoh Theatre Clomedy doesn’t you lau^^UQthing, .


8 P EA K IN Q '~W N F ID E ^ ! fT IA L LY :-^ a is one of the ibusiest piotures j you’ve over seen 1 Something doing, ovbrjt minute in this song'-packed musical ! tour of Radios’ Amateur!Hours, i; 1 i- i ,:


: ■ : ' ’ I.' GaiImont’Stoeb Sound News.’ :


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Blackbarti Phone! 4246-7 OF ' OLD'-ORURYf|


eveijwill. |i; Ben'Travers has never written auythingifufilupr.-I-r’^!.-^ ■ ''T -t?'''!: " I-' "■ 'I''-


Clitheroe WeaverstAsaoOlorioa - 'I-"'’ . ' i ' . - r V A,’ QREAT#‘'Y'y| y y !>


wiges; Census and The Weavers’ Conditions 1


^ , ' V SPEAKERS: > . MISS ALICE, FOLEY, Bolton Weavers Association ' : . ^


Mr. W. J. TOUT, J.P., Steretary, TDdmonlen Weavers MR. ANDREW NAESMITH, J.P., Secretary Weavers Amal. Mft. GEORGE BRAME, Secretary Gl'itheroe Weavers AssoCv !


: CHAIRMAN :-MR. Her b er t ! I. PARKINSON. : | i: :. I I


Whht is the’ Average for Ulitheroo.: Clome and hear the figures. ,Come in Crowds. ■ Everybody.invited. V


i,.:


DODRS OPEN AT 71p.m. MEETING.I COMMENCES AT 7.-461 p.m. i


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” 1' ! Geobob Bkamb,'Secbetaet.' i ' 'I : ' .


!


LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION j ! ’ ■


: ' [.-•[' ' !;'■ ■ ’■ ■ 'll' I < CLITHEROE BRANCH. i| i SUNDAY N T, MRH 22ND To-morrow Saturday ^ ^


PUBLIC MEEYINO ■ tCil’and KInema, to r k Street


’.v'' '-;lY!::’iY -:’W<^[Yi^^ '■[ ;'-’v0:''!••" .i i k ’-V-'-'L' EX ■ J’* V V i] I AC ‘ .ik ' v : k ■


CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL


THE WHOLE. TOWN IS TALKING ABOUT IT.


C O N C E R T by!the Children,


to conclude with the I Fairy Play-


A Modern GinderelLi Chair to;te taken at 7 |o[clook prompt hyiMlSS-N. Hfjl^GRAVESi


Admission, 6d. ' ! Children, 3d.


dancing for HEALTH DIGNITV I i AND POISE.


THE MARGARET; SANDHAN SCHOOL OF bANCING


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PUBLIC ^BT1NG$ ADDRESSED I BY !


T. C. ARCHBRI Bsq. [ ! . . r " " .O F LO N D O lil.. N ■


’ I MONDAY NEXT, March 123rd, 7;.30 p;m. . CHATBURN Methodist (Wesley) School


. . Chaieman:;y MR.! T; PARKER.-, I TUESDAY NEXT, March! 2ith, 7-30 p;m.


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CLITHEROE Moor Lane Metfiodi^ (U.M.) Schopf , CHAniMAN at this Meeting ; ;REV. »|. A. SINCLAIR. ’| |


This Meeting will be preceded by the Annual Members’ Meeting of theiCjlitheroe ■'! ■ Branch.!' |, ii!"i'


Puhlio cordially invited: to'h^th Meetings.


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. dome and hear the International! Situation Disou^ed, ]


Td. 6924 Bladdfum


GRAND THe!aTBE&^


BLACKBURN’S MOST IN T IM A T E T H E A T R E ;! m ~ TW IG E NIGHTLY'-^U5


JAMES SHIRVELU’S No. 1 COMPANY in khe WORLDrRECORD ;-::V k -


j!"::!’ ’ , 'Y 'S U M S . - \


JdAN MeCLEAN, GORDON CARTER, ALEC JOHNSTONE, PATRI0IA|PERR1, OTTO HOLSTEIN and ! HiLRRY JONES


With a Brilbant Cast Including SANDEPlS WARREN m the “ RED '


“ THE DESERT,! SONG ’’ ' Shadow.” I k '


DORIS FRANCIS as ‘|MAEG0T.’’ : '


F U L L SUPPORTING GOMPkN F oiwf CHORUS ■


Fully Licensed Bara.' : ^ y , i Orimally Produced at HRURY ,LANE , j j


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A branch:of 1 this famous school will open in ; Clitheroe, [ WEDNESDAY April 1st/ 1936, under the Personal Direction of -Miss Margaret Sandhaml 'M.B.B.O.; ; M.R.A.Dj. M.I.P.5.T.P Certified and Experienced Teacher o! every branch of'the Art, includinj Modern Ballot, Operatic, Acrobatio Musical Comedy; American Tap, Rhythm,! Stylo, Figure. Culture,


Oharacter, iStep, Stretching; am Limbering. i


. |- ii The foremost school in Lancashiti


for Tap Dancing, including the verj latest Rhythm Dances;


’Simple ii^ Advanced : Routines.


Special Children’s Class, Wcdnesdait 6-30.1 Ladiris’ Kmp Fit,: Comedy Ta^ Beginners, 7-30, Advanced 8-30.


Private! Lessons,: Schools. Homei : “ [•:: visited. '!:,


‘ Students fully trained fot: Stage an 1 ■ ’ 1' Teaching.,


Enquirits Grammar School, Wef nesday,: between 7 and 9 p.m,


! . “ Studio/’ i ~ : , I!-, ! Westwood,:'';’' I,


;:Darwehi : Tel. 673.' ^


BAKING; CONFECTIOHBBY. PIPjNO )BTAL training in


Bxclnsive modern: labonr-Bavingitpedo .branf »


methoda.' Cakea and Pwtnes, Decorating, etc., etc. Write , for


particulars, without; othgatum. — BENNETT BA1U®Y! SCHOOL. jHoUipl}-,


wad, BOLTON, Largest and leaingpt|icti. cal Gaining centre;. t Fon&dcd 1913,


Th* local nowpapfr can oig


provido you *ith tho fio«» out of III adwiiifioniont MvoBuo; lupporttho that! gIvM you the roporti.


F o r SM i^R T P R IN T IN G oaH a t R m A D v illt lS E B & TIMES OFFICES.


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W . D. CUNLIFFE, F.6.I. -


8, Market Place, Clitheroe. .


|.| I l i i i i s telephone 103.


PRESENTED BY TEACHERS! OF CLITHEROEI METHODIST (WESLEY) SUNDAY SCHOOL.


MOLdCH | ! TO-MORROWj SATURDAY, at 7-30 p.m. IT IS LAUGHABLE! j ■ DAILY SERVICE (Sundays included)


I by STANDERWfcks Pullman Toilet Coaches L ’i N ’D f i : ' ........................


Via ''BmUINGHAM COVENTRY i


I Full partioulaia and ' Beats bookable DINHAMS. Golden Lion Yard Darwen Street, BLACKBURN


’ BURN. ' ’ . • ' ' Y|: ..... I


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SPRING I IS COMING


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'MD NOW—when the-first shafts of sunshine i are showing places of unsuspected neglect-ris the , time to be well equipped for your Household j Gleaning . - . .i • ®i OUR DISPLAY OP,


Polishes, Cleaning Materials anti UtenSili


! OFFERS G R EA T VA R IE T Y ? A N D kV A LU E . ' 7 •


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,We have,- id! faxit, 'everything that I'will turn Gntte ihto ' /SWJie: in record


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NEWOASILE-UIIDERJiYME I


I BLACKBURN; iHOLDEN! & WOODS, MD.. STANDER-WIOK; .119 Railway Rond,: BLACK;


at ; - GREGORY. 4 MOOR LANE, CUTHEROE; ' | i l l IS PATHETIC I IT 18 THRILLING! '


For your own sake, don’t neglect this last opportunity of witnessing the play that has thrilled thousan(|s.. ,


Join in the Big Parade to Methodist (Wesley) Sunday Schoolto-morrow night. Exceptionally Lowi Prices—Adulte, 9d.l Children; 6d.


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I MOOR LANE SUNDAY SCHOOL TONIGHT (FRIDAY) Mar. 20tl


SALE


COMMENCE 7 O’CLOCK-: AOMISSibN TVfOPENCE.


BROWNI^ ^ niiiE iiKG i TO-lflORMW S^TUithAY


Ilf ST. HELEN’S SUNDAY SGROcIl , WNDDINGTDN


, COMMENCE 2-15 Alimiition, |d .


F O R tlitheroe A WEEK 131' . , TOpNIGHT


F. C. Tingmi’s Gbohestea I;.., :


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The {exceptional value of B.S.A. Bicyeln k'very deflrtite-B.S.A. exclusive features; B;S.A. Reliability;. D.S.A* engineering skilt and IB.S.A. workmanship. Terry spring seatsj are fitted; to all models. Dunlop ROADSTERtyres, B.S.A.solidcentre pedals


i add B.S.A.IastingfInishare!featuresofall B.S,A. Bi(7 cles, When you study their


! specifications you willi realise therd is no finer value than Uie I93<B.SA.


Prices,from £4 . | 9 . 6 dr- [ 10/. deposit and


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