W : (TWELVE) !' -


P m A D V ER T ISER ) A IO ) T IM E S , E R ID A T , PtJBIIO IfOTldES 4v.t.


p l i K i ^ p i i THE At HATTERS


:::^UN^URPASi5E b | ^


VALUE! VARIETY! S T Y L f e i .......................


lormerly, carried on ty mo under'tho name * of E


— iBUSINESS of Auctioneer, Valqer, i I Estatjj Agent! and Certified Bailiff, <aw


‘i Amos IDuerden,!’, has no^7. been formed intoia parjtnersliip ito. carfy on 'business i


1 under thd nnmei 'and style of “R. D. I WADBiNqTON


• I ™o past five yearsj and.Henry Forrest. J Ii itato ihis! opportunitiy-of plaomg qn J record my appreciation of the cordial I .relationsbip 1, existing, between my clients I and rnysolfi and feob quite sure that it will


be continued with 'aha by the new partner­ ship; I j


; ! ■ ' :


. i R. D. TVADDINGTON. I Auctioneer and Valuer,


Bank Salerooms, Ciitheroe, Tel. 95.


igOROCGHOF CLITHEROR' 'Electricity! departjient


APPOmTMENT IGF PART TIME . (FEMALE) CLEANER.


toI, m o o r ! l a n e , C lilTH ERO E V I


T ^ IL L , !APPLICANTS for the aboyo , ,, position kindly note that an appoiht-


I ment has, pow .been,jmade. 'i G. HETHERINGTON, 1


I


Town Clerk's Office; . iClitheroe,


I 31st January. 1936. i JORODGH OF CLITHEROE.i ntHTITTITN I ‘ IJi:-


ERECTION OF TEAIPORARY BUILDINGS ' i 5n 'I-


: COUiifciL . HOljsiNG ESTATES. S U E . iC: T litii T H E O P P O K T U W i T Y O F T H E Y E A R 1'* ??v


7 piedes. [Ulually 2/11 :■ SALE PHICE[2/3 ■ : J


In yahpus patterns i ; iSQ^ P a t t e r n s


5 pieces price


(OB 5 /1 1 i 16/6 i 10/6


.. D s u a l . 7/6.^


23, H6 6 r LANE i C L I T H E R O E l


; In Brow: 1 ' , Usua ' s4 ,E ':


ir iCtSES price 4 /6


3, w e l l in o d e . :■ i p r ic e . 6 / 6


, „


O a


■LEiRANGE OP ipPLUS - STOCK MAKE ROOM FQBi NEW SON’S GOODS.


' ■ !1 ' I h GsutJ Price 4/6


PlilT l> 0TS


pAjEjPRICE:3/- i i usually 2/-


SAL^l PRICE 1 /3 • future B IS HEREBY GIVEN that m Town (Jlerk.


of wmcn will bo myself, Cliarlos Hothorsall, worn you iknow, haying been with im© for i


tfio practitioners


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ' 12th, 1936; the whole of his' '


' i n, . , . D A I R Y U T E N S I L S , i ,


i . mujrjtsM p o c pR r .


’ - r - j ^ r - - ^ r '


O r HALL FARM, SIMONSTONE. JEIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1936.


^ :


I T - .* 1 who is leading, will Sell, by Auction I


MENjTS, Etc. Full particulars next week.


T. SILVERWOOD, Auctioneer, V i Clitberoe, Tel. 228.,


1 rPHE CUTHEROE AUCTION MART Co'., ■ I '


1 10-30 a.m., when 5 0 - 60.. LOCAL & NORTH COUNTRY FED : CATTLE, and


/ irD ^D A y NEXT, SALE OF DAIRY 1 pATTLEIAND CALVES, at 10-45 a.m.


. (a):; The : siae of temporary ; buildings ' lerMted on any: of .the . Council's Housing' Estates' shall be limited | Tel. ^25. to! a maximum' floor area of :50 auperficialj'feht.


(c); Before erecting any Temporary Biiilding W i tenant must submit pldris and particulars to the Borough


I one tenant, j ’ ;


No^^ moroi ihan- . one Temporary Building liiupt, be erected by jany . ;. |.l


' I 1^ , T iTut tHis gate. .


■ Suryeyor's 1 Office, Church Street, Clftheroe,'for approval both under


the Building! Bye-Laws and by the Chairrann : of tho Housing Com mittee.


: i - ' 1 G: HETHERINGTON,


1 Town Clerk’s Office, : I Clitberoe, . ; i


: i. ■ :Town Clerk, 3l8t;January,, 1936. i g O R O U G H : O P I C L I T H E R O E .


R O A D T R A F F I C A O T , 1934. . .1-


■


SPEED LIMITS FOR MOTOR i !' VEHICLES.


JOTICE| IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Counci'l intend! to make an Order | i effect


V ■ : ' 80 miles I er hour ; - 1: _— be subject'! ](b a speed limit of


(a) Such : portion of Henthofn' -Road ; as li^ .between i Henthorn Villa .and


, tile Boundary! of the said Borough,


(b) .Such portion of Bradford Road m ' lies- between! HorrooksfOrd I'Farm


(c)


; ; f |' ‘ S a l o o n ; t o . t l u r e r a t a t o u c h . ’ :


j1935 Vauxhall. 29 h . p . W i n g h a n i 5: . I B e a t e r , 4, d o o r I r o p h e a d C A b r i o l e t ,


11 S i l v e r 'l i n e s , u i^ n a r k e d , P e r f e c t 'c o n - ;; ■ d i t i o n . C o s t ; ( v e r '£ 400. | P r i c e £276 1933 S t a n d a r d


C o l o u r , B l a c k ; a r i d I S i l v e r w h e e k , iL I 1 ■


1933 W o l s e l e j 16 ^ Head, .(mmwked,


1934 y a u x h a l l i k i l i . p j t a i r o o i l .


i.p. Sdoon, Sliding Colour-Blue. £lj|0


De'duxe Saloon,! £120


■ i ! ' j " ? t w o '- t o n p i G r e y ; B r i a u t i f j i l ' g o o d c o n d i t o r i; w i r e w h e e k , g o o d ! , I j c o n i t i o r i - t h r o u g h o u t . :


j jHead; Colour B l p e l 'a n ^ B l a ^ , . £150 ' S a l o o n . ■” “ '5' ’." I # 0 S a l o o u i ' S l i ^ g


1934 Wolsehy Ho ViEree wheel,


1932 A r m s t r o n g 3i d 3e l e y 12 h p ; D e - ,i C o l o u r .B l u e . E x c e l l e n t .


i,: C l e a n - . a J. A ! 3- L E A V E k i^ONES !419L2-3 - iNight Service ' 1 -1 n«riii wil o.injij j . - 11


EDUCATION. I GUEST’S


{Prinicpal: E.| G.i Guest, B.Com.) '


B U S I N E S S ! T R A I N I N G '! V 1" "


■:■, for the , ■ b e s t T R A I N I N G 4 ! ' ! ' ! i " l ' |


s h o r t h a n d , B O O K K E E P I N G . , t y p e w r i t i n g . '! '!! ,'!-!' . A n d a l l o t h e r C o m m e r c i a l S u b j e e b .


Write, Call,! or thone for the 'Free College '1 Prospectus. ;


9-11, EXCHANGE ! STi, BLACKBURN P E ! |y i|L E T O y . I c o l l e g e


ilt! 1- ' Wednesday night.) Yho R r hW n ! ^ ^ ^


performed I bv'


'Dodge. Brotkr J' Castlo Lodge, a' ted with [the tomcen i.of; the opening^ am' do


;tho • initiation; offered a few WDrdia


fejiohs waSi thei,buiMing’up ;of blaraoter. Brothers R Cai ter.l G.M., J. Cowper-


Lii^l?


^vantage of bwcmingi, mobibers. Ho also the best


x?*® Manchcstel- Unity of Odd-


thwaite. ,N.G., ind itho secretary, .Brother. V. btarkio, took pari m the proceedings.-


B r#e r H. P.-Mafsden of advice to the new |nnon”thm the


us. Noble Grand, along Well liVisber Lodge in ling ceremonies. After


H. Marsden, Q.M., of


at tho meeting if-tbo Well iVisher (Pendlb- lOdifelinSS®* * Huuplioster Uniiy ot P-P-G M.. of Castle


Lt®S«’


ODDFELIDV S’ llEREMONY.-Two new were mitiated


WllXIULL DlHRlBUTIillS V ■


!.|!B|Ali^l^.. BLACKBiCte^ !|


II MSIlli Htlll lOEITS ,. s i • i


-j ( u x e ’ S a l o o n , d j a p e e d , S e l f c h a n g e ■ ' ' i ’ £85


! 193| T r i u m p h 9 h p j |


H e a < [ ,T ( A l o u r G r e e n , V e r y ! i ! i


^ l !


# 2^ M n c i i o s t e r ; I 81• h . ^ . S a l o o n , ^ | J [ S l i d i n g H e a d , . c o l o u r : B l a o k ^ V e r y ' i i o o J m ■


All advertised Cars are in extrem . ! •


; £ i x 6^ ® ® ^ J J ® ’''’*®1^ ' i 9D ) D e - L k x e S a l m o n , j !


t d ! and-'will give good eervico.


pot D e - l u x e I S a l o o n , j 1933 M o r r i s l e f c ' S a l o ^ M o u r B l u e .


' ’ ^


£105 “ r il o o n , B l a c L E x '’c « U e n t c o n d i t i o n | £ ^ I


S u p e r D e - L u x e i [ H e a d ;


; ]


^ " P ® > - i -1 9165


.3 old; also 1», 4!days old., R.Lr .., ind.W.L., as; hatched. Good blood, booked for diy old chicks.—F.


C O - O P E R A T I V E H A L L , W H A L L E V ThklES AT THEIR BEST


I, T u e s d a y [ a n d W e d n e s d a y


IAEA-STANWYCK akd 1 RAYMOND in .


ely I good icondition,h a v e b e e n I f u l l y i e t t e d «»6 WOMAN . IN RED ^ ' '


M • ' i » T h u r s d j a y , F r i d a y : a n d C a i u r d a y I '


LESLiEi HOWARD and KAY‘FRANCIS in


LTD. BRITISH AG EN T jW H A L L EY .


Dreams ” to members of the Wesley Guild' i-H‘'U'P®r spoke on'


at .the , Mithodist School on. Wednesdhy' evening. Mr. T. A. Starkie presided over' a. moderate attendance.


Bcnool chikren attended a commemoration His Majesty: King (George V.,


King s hfe diid paid tribute to His Majestyk sterling' qualities. ■ I '


. ■


rG.FS. EFFORT.—Promoted by the Girls' iTiendly Sljoiqty, a successful-whist drive and dance was field at the Parish Church fchool on ’(ledne^ay evening. Nineteen


tables woroi occupied for whist and' there wasi a much, increased attendance 'for thb- danco which followed. Messrs. 0 . 'M Hall and W. Thompson cai-ried out the 'duties of M.q.^: - The prises, presented by the


\ioar (Rev.iH. W. Butterworth) were wort as follows: Ladies: 1. Miss D. Wilson; 2 Miss L...Goi]ton: hidden number, lirs P “ckett. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. T. Chamley;'


supplied by, Mr. W. Slater’s band. Refresh- i?wh’ ’'T . ,


J. Wilkmsoi Lowest score, Mrs. A. I. '


t> u.r.p., andi^ho affair tvas;most 8Qcc(issfiil,


f- Haworth; hidden number, Mr.' '®“i»yed to mnsic of the


morning. The Vicar (Rev. H. W. Butter, worth) ad Iressed --tlio | children on the


, , 101 Parish Cliurcb on -T^esdav ,1 ' CHILDRpS'SERVICE. - The village i


dark coirib liver trouble; worms, etc., in 24, htfiirs. Ensures profitable birds. Bottles i


, .-NSON’S REVIVING TONIC cures | POULTRY KILL PROFtTl


74d.’ 1/2, 6/-. — Blachburn’s. ()orn Met- c.nants, qiitheroe. ' i —4 ' '


. ,


AV- und^Mrs. William Aspin, of HilIFariri, oq the depth of . their montn-old child.


twthe latij King- waa held at the Methodist Church onr Sunday evening.; ’The national


.jAb’ue with me.” 11 The preacher was Mf. J. Bnggs, of Ohatburn.


iSincere I sympathy Will ibol extended to . C q M l I E 3r o R A T I O N . r r A memorial service I


,fofm of service .was used. Special hymns wore. Bung|. including the King’s favourite,'


AT STUD,


IDY/rPedigrcelLarria r >


1 ^ e n h am Bradbury May U th . i - Hart


I’White BOAR. SStii! Dam, to Bountr,


!,' ' ' •


Tfading ! Society, Ltd.i .Clitheroe. J J J _ _


^ I N D L E T O N . : ' : V. I T - f - - : .


, I , 9UU|ng winter laying 1 were got/simply by. using Karswood 1 Poultry ; Spice (con- toining riround insects)” says'Mrs. 0.1 D. Devon ftekats 2W., 7id., 1/3, 71b Tina: 8/-. and ,Kamwpod. Ponltry Meal 3Jlbs.—9Jd. Ify .t'iemlfrom Pfeston & District Farmers’


. ■ ■ ; ■ • ■ PBICE ip PGfGS, "18^ Aojion eggs ■ ifeekly from 10 hens 1 Fat .Hill] Bolton-by-Bowland. 'Soil


i is a' ^eat help and very bene- lal for poultry.—Sold by Blackburn ns, ‘Castle Gate, Clitheroe.


;W.—Tattersall, Bow haithe, Bolton- knd.


, I . ; ' , '


FOR SITTING.—Pure bred WHITE I YANDOTTE,! also sex linked R.I.R.


RALE. 100 to 150 CHICKENS 10 I HAIL ESTATE.


diate posse&on. I Monhberit parm,! B ihow the farm. i A^;


--------------FARM B


LET-LORD date


BOWLAND,!! contain '


jj.


to a; J. ;D. ROBIN, roe Castle'.


USES TO I LET in MdcJrlandi Avenue ind Moorland Crescent.—Apply, D, A.


(itreot. Apply, J, Ble^zard and Sodr. s


:GGS one; .!week 18 the' next, from tpree jh6n^. | Of couirse, we


rit, 16, Moorjand Crescent, Clithe'roe. G^AQES TO: l|et, Radedlyffe


I


(III34 H u m b e r V o g u e S p o r t s i i a i i s . 4- ' ' H e i a d , c o m i l e w l y l o v e r h a u l e d . . '”'£25 2^ d p o r C o i i p i , S l i d i n g : j ^ e a d , ;! 1930 B u i c k E m p i r h & l o o n , e x t r e m e l y !


Saloon, Sliding: I ir- (d)


as lies between Harehill ()dttago.5 and' the, Boundary of tie said , Btrdngh. -j '


li^ I between! St. Paul’s Church and the BloUndafy of the said


: Sue!; portion of Ohatburn Old Road fw J


I


andl the Boundary of the said. Bdrough.


which at present are not roads up area for the purposes of the


... w w Kuau [ me. juiiuniug Lengths


pro adve p a p i


The Local Newspaper can only'


fido yoii with the news out of its iriisemshLnvsnue: support the


■


■ WyoutherepSb. EGGS. ETC.


, !^GG8 for HATCHING.


IITT^’GS ’OF RHODE ISUND REDS I and BUFF ROCK E(}SS. Now ready.


Rigby, Ventui^, Chatbum.


IW. M. Golden’s spepial, pens, direct. Nori- IMoody strain, 3f- jier sitting. Also fina .Hatching Eggs, 1/- over


■i.r


SALE — Grand lot of R. I. R. EGGS, pedigree bred from


''’•■ttion. Cross lird Ancona and-R.I.R; ; Such portion of Edisford Road as


0 minates from Langhd Station and- ’bus stop.


mg Eggs 9d. over ' Federation.^ fatmf^n, Laycocks Farm, Langho,


-!' 'A1so^ .L R , arid W.W.- UuV Eehruary 18th onward).


Sussex HATCHING' I


THERE: IS NO NEED~ TF‘ (iVt>RUi L6gp5r HtlAni YOU FEED. (SEE BOB I^IDIHG)


T^/-ANTED-D()MESTIC ■ able to do [plain coo live in;’ referefaces re


let er. Matron, S i. Deny


■ANTED - FOR OLD.


iquired.—^Apply by Home,: Clitheroe.


• ns, to Bdxi S.' ,6, Advert iser arid Times.


,comfo:t LADY (^:


•ANTED,-ibUSE. ^ • Read, Myjtton or W ite ;Box S. i 5,1 (Advertis' i


hTYoUS&piRLQDRMAli) I ■*-* age, experi&ce apd ' .jBintial.—; ■Wheeler, '


!Accrington, i ^ ; ;


nLITHERbE RURAL! DISTRICT ; e o u N c n / ^ '■


!l A' PPUCATIONS 'are invited for the 1 -^ posiUonl of RESIDENT CARETAKER ’at. the Council’s, Offices, Church'Brow, Clitieioe. ' ; 'j


| !


,.he appointment can : japplication to Air. ■'W: G.


'23, Church Street, Clitheioe, on or before the 5th February, 1936.


|Satirday, tho 8tli. Februaf-y,'1938: I'--


21, Church Stteel, Clithene.,;


ihjDOWMENT iPPOLIOIE 'GuTright.


Shares] i Mortgages Urideir Wills,


. lewis; j22| Tib MANCHESTER. Tel


Ekpectations & c ; Lab


le,': Cross Street, BLA.7917i


-Pirtioulars; of ![the duties! and 'terms ot pu.ro,.u., i ■


I


HELP; must be iking; C.|ofE.;


iTABLE HOME !). Write,:stating


_ JIATOLE each Alternate Friday, NEXT SALE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1988,


CADE OP GELD AND LYING-OFF flA"’-----


. .-


EDWARD OHESTElt; Secretary.


■AfONDAY NEXT, SALE OF FAT STOCK B n d f o r d . ------------ 1 V Ltd!' ®~®00 PAT SHEEP will be forward.; r r SILVERWOpD, for Jlr. Rd. Scott,; ' •'


MODERN FARM IMPLEMENTS, r, CABINS AND! APPLIANCES.


i Fu 1 particulars on posters and next week s adyertisenient.


n d h a r t H O U S E H O L D F U R N I T U R E . - ' V


■Mlf',' T. SilterWOOD will Sell by Auction , for Mr. James Slater, on


]$AIES «Y AVCTI()ir. by MR. : t . 8ILVERWOOD.


l U p K S ; F A R M , W E S T B R A D F O R D , ' ;


N e a r . C L I T H E R O E i ' j Js:n u a k y 31, R / l .


SALES BT A v cn o ir. R. O; WADDINQTPN a: CO;


1 ® :IE NEXT he


Sale


g A N K S A L E ltO O M f 1 ,: G L I T H E R O E , OF i HOUSEHOLD


19)6, at I-30i p.m. 1 i Goo Is to'be sold Imay bo


.entertd .at any? time R, D. WADDIF


up ;to the'day of GTON- * Co.,|


i Auctimebrs cfc- Valiaers. TfABTEB.,


i'll WANTED — Man to . ' , debts.-^Wrife'' 'Pi' I Times.: ; j'. j ■


Bo::


call' on shops lor S.4,: Advertiser


|T) PLANTED—Expprienoe I ' ' ^ - country inhl—Appljy Hi rk-to-Bounty Slaidbarr


Ant LIVE STOCK, IMPLE- Wj TANTED-t


' ” '• ing, aged 25-r40, 1 Bok S.2,-,Advertiser, and


■ p T E D - Y O U T H j m i l k e f .— T . A s p iil ,


j ; 'GENERAL' lot


■; Mrs. Whitfield, near Clitheroe. ■ |


-COOK 'for good plain cook-


Wages £52.—'Writo Times. ' ' ■;


/'ANTED-'-HODSEMA!lD,t: aged 18-25. Write Box'S.3, Advjcrtiser and Times.


16 to! 18. . Good Hancocks,' West'


-jtoa. Applyl-hy. lettet only, giving full iiticulars of a^d, educatiori: and qnalifica- ’ IS, to ; Clitheroe Shirtings Limited, ndleton Millsj Clithero


UNIOR' GIRi WARljlHOUSE CLERK (age not less! than 16),. quick and alert,


y i ANTED —’ bAY W


ijnan; good rdferdnees; vertiser and Times.


OOOKINGI, iby ..


bRK or PLAIN 'espectable young I'rite Bex S.l,


^ .not under 25.'—Gfimsnaw, Roeliold, heroe. ■- : ! ; '


;rANTED - H o U S E k U I D '


o r s e , N e w t o n .p .


T/7ANTED-STE0N3 )fOOTH H. ' , - j . f o r F a r m ! j i v o r k ,


‘ experienced;


____OR MAN Townson,, Manor


. i DRESSMAKING


D A Y G D W N S E V E N I N G G Q W N S C O A T S j ! C O S T U M E S C O A t e Ie s filtCxi otCi) fliC a


Y O U R ....


' ’ M A T E R I A L S


o W n O R O U R I I ,


I THE TEXTILE CLEARING HOUSE | 114 16, KING ST., CLITHEROE ..........................


Tel. 346


down; bath,' hot anR cold water.:. Vacant' possession.—Apply,. 551, Woorie Lane. :!..„!!


•pOR BALeJ no. k ‘iTiM


J ; LYNWOOD,! “ T.VNWnoD » PTMilrmi pnan ' ; Vl stone hiiili„ NEWTON STREET,!


FURNITURE AND TeFFEOTS'will be as aloye on 'SATURDAY, FlB.Tdth;


ON!


at BAILEY’SJ|3, Castle Street. 11: TREES, f


igrown; iBush


3/6 each.—John Ellis I and Son,- Vule View Nursery, Clitheroe,' Tdl. 119,


9/- per doz., 70/- per 1100. Ramblers. lOJdi each,: 1.0/6 per• doz. ■! Weeping Standards;


Boat quality, - Varieties.


| ' V A C A N T P O S S E S S I O N li ! I ! i


dining room, 1 sonllepy,- pantry; r outside lavatory, , 3 bedrooms; bathroom! and w.hj Vacant .possessi‘ Clitheroe.


TiM)R SALE i No. 3. B U 0 0 i E U C H lAl/ENUE: (Ereohold), sitting-room;


on.-j-Apply, 15, Yolk Street; I -


Hawley. ■ 1 :1 ' i job. — ' i


IVf ANDRE '0ART8;\ PAINTING, RE- PAIRING; We’ll quote you for any


• R. Tj Earnshaw, Wheelwrigut; : - - . 1


1?LEEN ”11 BLADES are thel best Id: blade, for safety razors.'- IQet them


Britisheach; 1


BIRTHS, M E I i Gies & DEATHS. DEATHS.!


i(PYE.-M)n-! the 26th . !- Blackburn Royal ; Jni:


1 iPy.9i i51; Peel Street ' ‘^ rd year, ;


■STANDEN.t-,On the i at i 13, ! I Cockerill if Whalley; Mary, tho


! was interred at'St. the 28th, I: often_pauso and And think of how


I of Bridge Stnnden,


I:iWHIPP.T-On January Maple


ini'her 77th year; inie; Cemetoryi on tho 24jll


. January, ,it


innary Chri^pher /, Chtheroe,' to liis '


21th I January, I 1933 Terrace, Barro:v,’ dearly beloved wife


; To think 1 you could Before! you closed


■ I ■ ■ I think of yoh, you died; i f [not say goodbye your eyes. .


Io A n y


aged 63 years; and Mary’s Cemetery an ■


2:619 Road, Dartfb.


ird, I Jane, lYbipp, irred at Si 'Mary a


|2l8t, ■ 1936,: kt 49, : IN MEMORIAM. jHIORNS.^ln loving ni|mory' of p .ui- dea Jr


son I and ! brother, 21 years, Jmuaty


-_J 1, —X


Wsiehail Resting


I


They hre In the


22. Grafton Street, Clil herpe.; H ’E .— i n j o v i i


i !


OPE.—In loving meaiji andl mother,' who 1935. 1: , , ! '.


Ypiillef^ behind so: That Joyed you m Wp! never have.


• 'good stone bpili house, 3 up. and l3j


Clitheroe.. Grorind!- 'nciOR SALE-;The I t aseholdi Dwellinghoiise!


L X


who passed 28th, 1928


. died June 19th,-1901,


James: (Jim),, to !the highp also Ethel,


ir'Tife wh-j


neet them 'nne bright me ruing, by: the wi ters [fair; 'waiting for oiir comin;; len there.


upper , gard


-rFrom his lovi ig Father, Mother I


and Family


jry of a deaf lied Janiiary


Forget you, mothe: dear. , :: ----- , ..jr ever will. 77, \yball6y iRoad,: Clit heroe. 1


annum. — Apply, ' Thomas J[. Backhouse, Solicitor, Bowlandl ’. Chambers, Clitherou! (Tel. No. 117)!, f or I M, Richmond! Terrace, Blackburn (T.Ni ^998^


PIMiaoO i ROAD, rent £4 8s. !.7d. perl


' r ORRY SHEETS. Black Oilskin or Green: Waterproof, at keenest prices. From;


I praok. .Actual! m 1 COOK’S. CaatlelSt:


2/- per squarri -Vard. L OILSKIN! COATS! from .10/6; Cb.ildreln’s OilAms frimi 6/11.1 wsTfanteAKaterprij'jf and not to stick or' and prepfere.-:!


YVET A “ BRYLCREAJI’’ PUMP and : V save, wasting youy BrylcrWm. 2/- each, at BAILEY’S, 3, Castle Street. ,


I TTOR SALE Modi r ' Half price £35.


trici ;— Write; Box Times;


;; i


1 Rogers _____ Owner leaving dis- 0.4, Advertiser and


1 ENVEICPES, full business sjz^- 2/6 per I 1,000. Best value ever-offered.—Advertiser


and Times Office, 27, Castle Street, CSitheroe •


■ ] T.


A iplications addressed -v d marked “i,Caretaker,’1 to be delivered, j ; ] losted to i rtach him not later than


, ['i i;A.'E., A tKEN ; ;! ;i Clerk to: the! Council.


middle . .of back and over loin-—Townson. A


■f OST-TWO SHEEI 1 one" horn burn i


, off Easington Fell, •T., taf mark down one H.'f., tar mark anor Heuso, Newtori.


lE G i^ NOTICES. RALPH MOSLEY R IBINSOII. Deceased:


Pursuant tojjhe . T , (as amc


against the estate of Ralph Mosley Robinson date of Grey Gables, .Great Missenden in


ITICE IS t HEREBY _ cr^itors


and others


and Codldil- of| the 1 said Ralph Mosley I ?®^L'F'l“v ®


i ■ ?“ J1936, after, which date the said


u-'Sl* PToueed to distribute tho of - the said ‘ deceased! among , the


onlyto jtha claims of which notice shall then have been received by the said!Executor. .


- , , ' i Dated this 27h day o( January, 1936.


SPENCER, CLiBKSON & Co., I Solicitors,


I: . . 4 0 , North.,Street, Keighley’' I


. ! |,!York8hjre. ■ t h e r e t o , having regard


the sole Executed of the Will “ hefwi? the Jlth day of


should give notice thereof in writing to us Solicitors [to Martins


Buckingham, Writer,, who of January, 1936,


rustees Act 1925’ mded),


having claims


cjlVEN that! xi»v„,K i


:, of'! good ! quality MANILLA


:HOPE.-fln loving mei 1 ssister,' Mary, who 1935. , I ; '


Dear one, Just for we’re only


ilxEWIS.T-In


At the beavenly g. With that 'same sw


tied a little w i


! . ■ : . I ' - F r o m A n n i e , 77 W h a l l e y R o a d , ' C l ith e r


J-From her Husband' arid Son Derek,


lory of ojii Januar)!


; ites she'll'm'. cet loving si parted


•oe. dear 29th


die. Ethel and;


ihiilo; 'Jauie


I'eet '13


Al HufiicRl Romance. j| World, 'ffi h Maiy. E!


Uumc^: ' The Man on


sister, Gwendoline Lewis, who ' sassed awny. pn February 2nd. 1934, >


m imory of ou'i dear


Thpugh iwb years 1 ave passed a’vay, Yet; it'^ema as jestorday, ' Aajin sijence we nmember,


' —FrPm h'pr Slste -s Elizabeth, j Jarnli iBertha


29, Victoria Breet, Cli(lieroo. lx


on the.28th January, from' his


and Beatrict, ami h( r niece Nanpy.


RAWLINSONJ — In living memoiy of 1935.


William Thomas Rav linson, who died nn 004.U ____ tr.n-


f .......... ^jster and Brothers.


CLEARANCE ■jtAWLlNSON. —In loviiijj memory ofi SV. T, I


. Remembianee.


4, Moor Land, iClitheroif. RAWLINSON.i—


(Tom) Rawlinson, 28th, 1935, i ' ' Mempr


297, Blaqkbum


—Frpm Mr.; Road.'


In loving


an, Dai


—From Mr. and- Mrs. W. Hat risen T ho


memory of: d i^ Jai


■wen;


f TEAD.—In loyirig merii, sister, Snrali An'n .Stea 1 who passed [away E'eb)-


. .Cheadle Heath'.! ' -In siveot rem mbrance of


'1 1


. 30th,! 1935.- I Also! d sister Doris.


dear mother,' who -fel You left UUXM 'O O UOUUig VXX UllX


lliat Joyed, you most sincere; We-never have and iever will Forget you 'mother , ear. ■


_ : ' W. Mrs. T. Peiirson..


■uary 1st, 1934. -From' Cis.


asleep Jut ir dear' dad


ory of my _ ot WaddingtoUji


Uiuy j and


oar lind jsom i aching hea :ts '


'She has chahged her cross for A crewri.


--From (Jilbert; Di iris and Chili reii.


. Wo now kiow the farrow of beii left alone,


Since • Godh seif a _-:our,home; !


message ihti


But hardest of all ifhen He calliii .for our riiother


Tis hard I’ivneni Hi calls for or, another, ’


It , , "“ From .iL'riam, Jim and-Child on. Low Moor.


i She'never, failed to . Her: heart itas true She toiled so And: left ]ua


iW Moor. ■ r ,


FOR BEST VALUE IN


H O U S E H O L D


d r a p e r y . try


Peter Harrison


The ■■ WEAR ” House CASTLE ST., CLITHEROE tel. 240


MALLlSON.-^Mrs. Mallison desires to thank


all relatives and I friends,! includiui associates at St. Helen’s Church ana Sundiy School, for kind expressions of


sympathy and floral Itibutes 'received in ner sad bereavement.: i


! -' I Brookdale, Waddingten. 11 j


ODDIE.-7-Mr. Win.., Oddio and family wish to tnank most sincerely all relatives,


tTisnds, neighbours, and the Iworfcpeople a t , Cl/thoroo Shirting Ltd,; for kind expressions of sympathy in tboir sorrow, also for floral tributes;


' Balderstono House, Grindloten, :•


STAOTEN. — Mr. B. Standen : wishes to thank ,all. relatives, friends and neigh­ bours I for kind sympathy 'and floral


' tributes received in : his sad bereave- 1 ment. - , ," - i ' •. ■ 1. ■


13, Cockorill Terrace, Barrow ' Wballey, : : 1 ’ :


also Waterloo Methodist Sunday School and Chapel, for kind, expressions of sympathy and floral tributes.' I '


U..V


-The family of) the late Mrs, J, ^ d^iro to^ .tjiunk all relatives X xriends at Chtheroo and 'Dartford.


'


I 40, Maple Rond, Dartford,: J ; ■ ■ '


I 33, Newton Street, Clitheroe.


. : and ■ . I ' ' ' ■ ' '


' i 0 , : '


,P0^PEN.--Mr Afi.T, Holii - thank-all relatives and f expressions ofisymnatl tributes received' in 'iiis


' ihent,


KNpiWLES.—JIra, 1: Knowles I uwiro ito-thank !all friendj , for kind lexpressions of


I fforal tributes i received i bereavement, f


I


4y 'rind..., ilof.i’ recent 'bereav'


Wagon and: Horsed iHotel, (lithordo


. nnd relativiM sympathy and in their sa I


and family


the Clitheroe, Advertiser and Times Companj LJtriitqd, and published at th; it address am 27, Castlo'Street, Clitheroe.


I?! ^uy; Street, Clilheroe. at; 8; Mai;ket Plac^ Olitheroe, k


n i'j .xfliL


VERTIS -1 "ii


-xon idesireS 'j 0 f -ienjs for k rd


IRINTI r-From. Annie, d ) her best,


Ito fem Ti


hard fo:


lejmber. lomas and


nd tender; those she


lovi Ball


|T0DD.—^])n lovini; memory ot John Toilil, who died Jim iriry !22ni , -1926.


-From the Faim y. ACHNOWIEDGMENTS


CO(yiPERlHWx\lTE. -r Ti e Inephows aid nieces cfi the Ipte .Miss Gowperthivaito


: ' '


I and floral tributes receivadf m t bereavement, i ' :


6, .Hall Street, Clitheroe.


wish to. thanlc ,all relatives! teiends'ah.l neighbours, also St. jimes’s Mothers’ ‘®x


expressiolis^af syrapath Ml


ue-ifhcre < if ail to rei and brigbl


Gaum I I I BOOKDtQ Utoi


TVgreat Comedy,-murcler| funny situations .ilivrilgil wide benefit jiiniliir the f entertain. ]! i ' |! ' '


SUCK JONES in f‘T|f Gaunjii


TO-MORROW, SA


Seats have been ” prove,to bo your Have you got you: bobked-f irthis pi(


if T CER


(Toni) Ravlinson, who died January 28th, 1935.


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datineq'diilj at 2-i TI^VI


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r w' MARYi


'iandFRlI ELLlI


29tlil wifi


10 aching he|ir ist! sincere;


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6 , This iji 'weak on And wJiq


Coie 1- ly; “COL ei ' ! '


TO MO! ! Fictions ji^.MONOi


Rich ALICE


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