A '(TWELVE)


AT CHRIS' F o r f a m i l y


a p o r t r a i t


l o r y o \ i r c ; i s t h e m o s t p e r s p n


H i l d r e n


, I t h e m o s t a b p r e c i i o f a l l g i f t s p


h a r Jg TE L . 222. 0 t p I lift !' i i l l i


Mr. LEWIS BIJPELL (the well-kni Is pleased to announce i| the fu


Permanent Palatial Conjsultlng Rjjqms at Her success


QuallfledOphtlialmio Optomet :1st) = the opening of


38, c a s t l e ! S lteE T , CLITHEROE


This Is t h e ^ t y w h whole t n ^ la[ talking about. This Includes EpEE SIGHT T E S 3 p (| ,r i^ .........


BE i \§


Call you! afford to neglect t ie Greatest Optical O ffe r ; ev^r jmade,. In ,Clltheroe;?


The long evenings ;are fafet i approaching. Have j^pur sight


Mr Lewis Rupell gives you a servi :e i second to!none. |j


I corrected aow. ' ! ■ ■ ' ^ :!


M Note Catefully-Mr. Rupell’s, ew Permanent Address m Chthproe:


Mr; EupelTs Sight Testiiig AbUity I Is already well knofn.


. IS RUPELL,


£ET, CLITHEROE .0 -0A .M .to8| 0P .M .I& I


IS AWAY ALL DAY WEDN^DAY. 0 YOURSELF.


Another Speclkl point Is thi faarkable care; and! acbi


idracy re-


You Must Takp Advantage of Offer, to i have ■ your! corrected at such remarl ably low' charges.


which Is eoually a necess ty, ' to all Eyesight Sufferers


obtained Jn' Frame FI .ting


This dght


Weavers; Dop’t Pay Fancy ! rices for your [Glasses., See Rupell First, Everybody Is doing sp., .


Mr. else


r DNDAY NEXT-SALE OP PAT DATTILE AND SHEEP at 10-45 ajn.J When a good


(He cutheroe auction m a r t c o . ' ■; — |- ’


ltd.


[show of -WA FAT HEIFERS & BULLOCKS i


and


M U j " ^


,be £ tailed, by 9-30 am.' j, .; IDESDAY ■ NEkT-SALE


6d 7 0 1 0 0


_ _ Cattle for! Certification for'


I SHEEP AND LAMBS v|lll be on offer.


CATTLE AND CALVES, When


NEWLY calved I HEIFERS


CALVES will be Sale at 11 am.


' EM3ER- 10th. Sale at 11 am. jteldy must


OP DAIRY, tod


COWS and forward


3 N;: 2XT SALE OF,! GELD AND [hVYINdjOFP GELli AND'


CATTLE will be held on FRIDAY, ipEO-


I NOTE.-XMAS PRIZE! SHOVf AND SALE OP PAT CATTLE &' SHEEP, MONpAY, 1 lECEMBEB isth.; | And for PIGS AND


I^VES, MONDAY, DECEJteEE 20lh.. EDWARD'OHESTiB, Secretary.


I Telephone 325. LEAVERS W5


li/hat , present is more fill f o r . ,D a d d , y . ojj Sjster, iBrother,: 'pr anyone,


’ V •Christmas, •i '1


[Stanworth s ‘Defiance' UrtkeHa?


The ■value — direct actual I makers — is ; unrivalljed .Prices from 5/6 to 2 Guineas,


i ■ i Laofge Selection of LEATHEK GO()DS


(thoice ■ Handb'igs, Dai Attache Cases, ;Hat apld and all, the latest- j\'e cordially invite, yiju


■I»


nty ; Purses, Dressing and Nightie Cases, Evening Bags,


ovelties, from 1/- upwards, to come in and ' look bund.


rth & i Co. OLD ADDRESS^-


48-52, ! DA^ WEN STREET CKBURN.


11936 HOmAN Minx Saloon, colour Grey.


637 HILLMAN' Minx 10 h.p de luxe ilO h.p de luxe


11954 S IAN D to ll2 h.p. 4-ojll; de luie f aloonj colour Black.;


jlSEDCfSS . .,


Saloon, smkll mileage,! perfeo( conditioh t iroughout. '


£13( £U( £7i


19! 6 STANDARD! Flying 12 li.^. de luie ilaloon, .celour Black,


119! 5 STANDARD Big Ntoe Special Salobb, ■ Green;' '■ ! | ,| '


19!!4 CHEYSimj KeW Saloon, . :nodel de luxe, beautiful!


'.hroughont. rebbnii now pistons


£13!' £85


p.E.j;. conditian


11913/4 BHiEY Kestial 12 h.p. odour Green, n hew condition.


I j-.


£10l) £


10


I 1912 BDICK Viceroy Saloon. Colour JIarodn mo owner since hew, Appeart nco as nei r, ill good,tyres.


1.1936 VAUXHALL' 27 h.p. do M e Saloon, . nagnificent cohditioh throughout, pull


11636 VAUXHALL 14 h.p. do M e Salooh, :oloui Ma/oon.;


mything; .perfect condition. [


i £98 £95


11937 VAUXHALL 14 h.p. do luxe Salooi, Sroy,' small mileage. I,


;


16 56 VATTXHATiT. U h.p. do ^uxe Saloo a, Black.


IfflB VADXHALL 14 h.p. Siding Ho4d Coupe, Green. ;


I 1M6 EMies 2 MORRIS 12 . i.p. Gioho


■■ p two, colour I Blaoll. 1935 MORRifi 12 h.p. Sl/ding Head Saloo^, iBlack. . : ;


! .


£156 £120 £1?5 £115


1W4 MORRIS! OQFOED SI ding He^d Saloon,' Green. 1


IS 37 AUSTIN 'Ijgbt ,12/4 Ascot 6aloi)n do luke. Blue. {' ,| ij


1933 AUSTIN Light 12/4 do M e Salooji


l£ 36' AUSIIN 16; Hertford Solooii, Black £T It 35 AUSTIN iSi Long, wheel! (Ose .Saloon’, Occasional seats.


1937 AUSTIN Seven Ruby de )u.xo Salobn, ' ! I ” ....;


. ! I i I


1(36 MOIRRIS 25 hp, do llixe Salohn, Black.


1(38 AUSTIN Seven Ruby do Grey. ' ’ . j


1836 Beriea 2 MORRIS , ,8 do Black.


. ; W ■'


I ’; :? '.I ■?!"! ’‘=*11? 1


I'M. Mlttonlschool last Wednesda;


• After the bus ness had been! attended to 'Mr. Hlgglnsoii gave a most I Interesting talk the sufject Being “ Have yduia


!Mlss Bottomley was In the chair, and


Institute held inlghtf


_ . ,


i WOMENS’ ]NSTITUTE,-T]ie Won eii’s Howarth Ackerley


m ih o n : their Decembe:


and was . well attended. h'


Aense 6f hutrour?’’ He lllilstratedj his 'talk with stories and humorops readings. The lecture sliould have been on 15th century- recipes,, b u t , the lecturer was taken 111 and Mr, Hlgglnson deputised for her. ■ This vfas followed by! tea and'ia short whist drive. ,' The prfze wlnpets ■were; Ladies: tine. Gentle Mrs, Edgar! Doreen! Maud petition Chris of stars being


Heseltlne, Miss H. Heseltlne, ;1 Mrs. E. Maui


liley, . There was a com­ mas gift stall, ,thej winners ■■


Isley, Mrs, Ilss Acker-


1, Mlss.Bell; ?;Mrs. Hdsel- men; 1, Mr. Dugdale 2, Maudsley.


(fonsblatlon,


meptlilg at iq was an


for ley and Miss Barron,


to the Lancashire Federation Executive Committee,


f o r ! election ,...... .. FOOTOAllL.


Kitchen, p.Vn.


Thornley; Akers, Richardson, Phythean; Thomas,


3 90, Chatburn, hfe kick-off Is tl:


players sustained Injury aim Thornley is able to play once more, therefore, be: Marsden;


Shaw Bridge ground tb-mc(] eroe are fortunate In being the same team, which so eas for Chorley 1 last- week.'


,ly accounted None: of tfie


he teain will Wilkinson,


Emmett; and med for 2t-30


MARINE’S VISIT TO ( LITHEEO For the visit of Liverpool ilarlne to


rrow, Cllth- able tO|fleid


Heseltlne, Miss Hargreaves Miss, Hilda and MlissssM. J ac'kon. was nominated


evening M I Mrs,


|ses Iss


.i'' i


1936 AUSTIN 10 t icMik Salmon de luxB £ll)6 1135 AUSTIN 10 Lichlield Saldon do M e


OFFERS w a n t e d forth following 1932 ARMSTRONG 81DDELEY Salopn 1928 AUSTIN 12 toniper 1932 ROVER 9.8 Saloon 1933 FORD 14.9 Saloon L931BUI0E Saloon! 1934 VAUXHA:U,14 Saloon


HISPANO : SUIZA LimonBinj Seven Sjatei .


jEMil, BliCtaN . '


’Phonos 4101-2js.


Every car ladvoftiaediio iii dood .condition mechanically, io aubject to my'triol, and, ‘ ■ will give good aewice.


& S. LEAVER Lm I


VAUXHALL distributors IV ' A u sm ; AND BUIOK mAin agents


■I I ' j . o;lu.xe Salocta, : .£$2 uxo Saloon, . n -h -n ,r .r r r r i- i~ - - - -


PERCY H. W|NTLE FU^t, Fruit, Garni & Poultry ^aleman


' ''21, PARSON LANE, I and 62, WOONE LANE, CLITHEROE.


PLEASE ORDER. EARLY \ FOR CHRISTMAS-^


I ,


TU R K E Y S , G E E8 E , DUCKS CHICKENS, FOW LS , RA?B1T8( FR ES H K I L L E D PHEA$ANT8 e|c., 'etc.


-


SATlSPACnbN GUAEANTEBD I ( Orders Deliver Anywhere I


entertainments duty durlngl/the seven .'months. of the present financial year, compared ; with £4,727,609 during


Only . £4i875,D0q has beeti pa the same period of 1935, 1


Your order Uirgo or Small yilll bi gralolully received. I 1


|,| i GtES'TS : ;!


BUSINESf TRAINING COLLEGE


' (Principal; E[ G. Quest, B.Com.) FOR I


THOROUGH SEORETABIAL AND COUMEBdAL TBjAlNINa


(CIVi ir 140 situ itiona obtained since Januar;, 1937) I and


CIVIL SEBpCH COAOmNG


Clerical Grade (Buys & QtiIs)...:Jani 1033. Oleriopl |Assiatut8 (6 ifIs).I.........Apl. 1938


OastomsI & Excise lists (l'ii-25)..... .1...........Mar. 1938


d In- first


Full' .partioulaca I Principal


on: ap il cation .to I'neultatibris


(Mon 19 21)...'.Jon. 1038 - lecture,- ] the.


9-11, EJfCHANOB STREET, BLACKBURN (Telephone 6403)


TEUPHONE 393.9


£10 £72


)


F. & W. DAWSON, FISH, GAME, POULTRY ' ANp . . FRUIT ■ SALESMAN,


I ', .S7p


26, CASTLE GLITHEROE.


STREET, . ’Phone !H.


EAV , 3 KI l^G


E S STREET.


TIME d o s e f r i e n d s y o t r s e l f WEDNESDAY NEXT.! DEG. 8th


■ k SMITHIES has recelveij Instructions • Jto Sell by Auction, Os aboyie,


i THE H()USEHOL0 FURNITURE!


I Writing Desk, 5 x 3 on top;^, dpstly Walnut Bedroom Sultd, fltted robe, 6ft. 6in. wide; Toilets, pedestal, ahd Chairs; Rbvolvlng ma­ hogany Bookcase: handsome Bddroom Sirlte In api, 'robd 6ft. |6in, wide; Ipalr Toilets,.


cbnsfilng 'Oi well-made i Walnut Sideboard, 6ft. mn. long] exceljent khee holt, flat-topped


I pedestal, 2 dialrs and Towel IteU; Hat and Umbrella Stand in iak; oak Haff Seat; enam­ elled Bedroom Biiite, 'robe 4ft;' Toilets, ped­ estal and Chairs ; ; I Settee In Idather ; ' satin I wain it Chest oi brewers'; Aft. walnut Ward-


T O L E T . T O LET—Modem New Seml-betached


land,"Beechthprpe,” .Waddlngton. i LBT-^MGDERN HOUSES IN


robe and Cheat toi match; several painted Dressing Tables; jialnted opeh Toilets tod ya^tands; box Night CommOpe; ash Bed- oir Suite i f good Wbrkmanshlp, 'rabel4ft m.; Toilets, pedesthl, and 2 Chairs; Draught


— I LAND CRESCENT, : OUTHl,— Apply, Carter and Hpwarth, SpUcitprs, trioi-Bank, Chambers,’ Blackburn. '


I raattresses;.! full slim Iron Beds^ad; wtth|boX and lew hair mattresses;;! 4ft..Bedstead with, box ind flock'matttesses.; Some good framed Engravings, as hung In the hal . .


Ecre ms (2); 2 Easy Chairs covered In maroon 8 single :lrpn Bedsteads fltted vflth


! Oii vlewSatnrday,Dec.|41h,fwiu2 to,4 pjn. |


I and oh Monday aid Tuesday, ijOec. 6th pud lyth, from lO'aan. to 4 pah,


Sale to commence at 2 1 . .-T a .rm p.m.


Phone 344. 2, Shaw Bridge Street, Cllthenie. J. E. SMirfllES,'


lASHALL !4IVAL BAliirLdSt Mda


ir local' attraction, a veryenJoyaWetlme iWaf £®ent to the strains of Mr. Baileys btod;


Assmbly .Roomr: -Although the; pti, not quite # 'to ?the average;! dwmgj to


ers ..all Eaves atid j . . , , ,, held theh' ahnUar carnival bi iHouse in WADDINGTON.-Apply, Mprs- R- ’3is-


CLETHEilOE ADVERTISER S A L E S ’ B Y


A U C i i O N . , BY MB. J, e. >;8HITHU8.


TOWN! H l^ o , SLAIDBDBN,, Neat CLIXHEROE.I '


and TfflES, FRIDiy. .P O T E k 3 S A L e S ' B Y


a u c t i o n . by MB. ,T. 8ILV*BWOOD.


D Street farm, grindlexon. TrllNDLy remember SALE at the abdve


at f o to .! ■ ■ Poultry, Cabins, Implenients, Hw, M ^ ^ e c t s .


Tel] 228 CUtheroc, ; Auction^ 1937.


SALES BY (0, hOTHERAALL « H, TORREATk


' R, i, WADDINI TON AOT Coi


JA| Farm TO-MORROW, Saturday, Pec. 4th, T. SILVERWOOD,


B TO-MORROW, Satul'day, Drecmber 4th, at 1-30 p.m ptomplj.


HfESSRS. HOTHEBf dU. sell by; Auction .


Satin vtalnut Bedroon room sWte; Grand 1 Upright ipiahoforte Antique Oak (Bureau; modem oak Antlqui iwalnut-.'TaUbjy.Ches


Suite; lofortel Wen'


HaUstand; 4 three-piec i Dra” “ 3 Carpki Squares, 12ft ^x 9ft, 10ft X'9ft.; ]3 Gas Fires; inodeni oak Dining Tt Me; Co]


tie;'OffStovis; LawnMowers:,.; a Rye Battery Wireless! Set,,.working order;


Mo chain-driven


Wringer,! and many omer effet ts,, ' ,1- j! 'H(|)'iHERS/ LL is ' PORHeST Auctioheers/.Valu iVs tod Sstfite Agents


FpmT he


he idahce;


Th? M.C.’s were members of the'club. Ihe prizes for a mystery dance-were won by Miss May Spurgeon and'Mr. HargreAves (Clime-


•p A’TEPAYERS of ■tw, (rict ire herel;


coDipetition. :;Re&eshments .were served hy the lady associates and membera; who, aimg Wit a 'Miss' Parkef/. the .leader/ -Wish to' th ink


all who BO g e h e r e n i y : ; 8 n ® ' . n ® " vis ons.


SLAIDBUEN. Concert.—A vew successlul coicertlwas


be d in the Village Hall on Wednesday week,' tb'i effort .having been organised by Miss.M. Kmg-WUklnson In' aid of the •Society for the Prevention of Cru'el^ to Children. A ' lery large comptoy asseinbled'to hear a non-ptop variety programme [given by “Thb Idlers” ctocert party, of Blackburn, which! was im­ mensely enjoyed. 'Two Christmas cikes Wre gliren, tod a sum o f ,£18 3s-. 6d.' was real sed, 0^ which £12 2s. 6dJ is to go W the ff.S.PO.C,


whist • drives arranged by ; Miss ^ E . Wilkinson for Blackburn Infirmary| was [held


WHIST DRIVE.—The fifth of the serll


in the Village Hall ion Wednesday evefllng, Mr. J. Leemlng was M.C., and Mijs. Bojvker


Special Pheasant Week GOOD ; TRAPPED


. 'L' ■ ' r a b b i t s :


DUCKS, CHICKENS,


WILD DUCKS,[ H A R E f


Orders delivered anywhere the district. |


presented the prizes 1 to Mrs. T. Leeming|and Miss E. Lawson; Messrs. T.' Curtis. an|d J. Eastwood. ■ . . I


■PATEP' Jl v .Las'


allowed curren


reei, while those,for balloon-blpwhg^nre awarded to Messrs. Kenneth.Walk® ■ (Sl^id- buifa) and Henry Chew.' During the inteml Mlis Greta Simpson ,won the, ladles’ musfcal Che Ira, and MlsS'Eaiifa'Towers .'thb, clock


Demand Notes,; Ori /'I '


Deceriiber,I937. •!. '''1


Decembcr,'lB37. ' .PUBLIC


BURN; ■ RURAL : c om c iL .


N O T if^ distr ic t


the! second ‘instalme; it of 110 lir rates, pay- tb the Rating


brderl to secure the mentltoerebf must 1 e made


ijsconrit


officer t o d 'Coiiec'or .‘ narited or before


befpre ■'


the above-named Dls- remmded ' that in allbwance on


dn their the 11th


!'■ Cterh to the Council. ST DAY pn which diacotot will be 'AYERS ate


i937,l and that Ratos must the GoUeclbr’s hand 1 on or b


urrent Rates Is Ihe 17th


to qualify, for the ,1 - office I noi


burs as notes. I


ori the seemd instilment.of'the .DECEMBER,


lIowaAce inied 0 1 the demand


actually be; In 'fore that date


T. Pi RUSHTON, Clerk to the Council,


Counifl 6 fflccs, Chdeh BtoW, Clltheroe. LOST.


T OST-0 Horto^aid] Bnmgerley, Park,-


1 Sunday! last, Nov.,28th, between


WRISTLET WATC1. . Finder rewarded on returplnfei. to Advert! ler and Times Office.


'ffe-street Plinllco-road, Black Bnmgerey, Parkp-Lady’s GOLD


turning tome'to Advertiser and Times Office, T OST-i-A


J . CE ElECim EIUS


I&gnetlis,: Dynar los, Se lfw te is ,. etc. i repahed and rewound;


RE/WrarsQ or p UAE8


EXIDE gnuanreed B # r y Repaits DdMEDIiTE 8EI.VI0E


OAR Electrical coiMPONENTS Bride DAB !BAT: !EBIES Beady Charged RricoNnmo: fed GoaIeanteed j


Linori Stock or


Dynamos, SeIl-Sarteis, ilagnetos and ‘ Batteries, all it leasoriable prices


OHEOMitel Pl AtINO


w. Tel.


<S F. .R'ide (ervice


ElSHTON CLITHEBOE L BFK -M Pen, V lith 2 gol 1 bands. Reward on re­ Presentotion SWAN Fountain


,OE RUBA li DlSTLiCT COUNCIL rcmiided. that the


‘ ■ 'BankiSalerobriB, Clithe'oei, :(Tel. 95)


of Antique t o d Modieri Household Furniture and E^eets, removed from varlpus residences In the district for convenience p sale. . A few of the Items Included In .thib sale are:


ALL& i very


. ly-lark oak Bd- Broadwo li;


. , mahogany g-Dom Suite's;


am, Lont’ ’^": Side' ‘'ird;


single


X 9ft., tod Bedsteads: Coal feouto


ANK SALEROC MS, CLITHEROE.


ffOEREST will ge coUection


O N S A L E .


7ALET AUTOS'IBoi’ Safety Razor, strops Itself; ' 2/6 to 21/- eilch at'EAILEY’S,


Castle Street, Clltheroe. 1


'■ ' SALE-8ljc gp Stock COCKERI


White Wyandotte selected birds.—


Clark, Grcenhead,! Saw


■! ■' I “Sunnymede,f Blbblewale Avenue, CU- theroej ornamental gaidens, orchard, etc., extending to over!tWoacres:j-For full particu-


IR SALE-The desirable HESIDENpE,


larq arid permlsSldn toj view, apply to Sprake Ranson, Solicitors,; 19, Union Street, !


Acc ington. (Tel.|2226).!


Dairy farmer, redriclng poultry stock, Whalley distrlct.-Wrlte,B'bx Bl, Ajlvertiser & Timilea.


iVERAL MODERN POULTRY HOUSES X 8ft., 16ft. X 10ft. etc;


FOR SALE; 12ft M eai .


lady; 'In stock!frerir|4/l!l!to 18/6 each/at BA^EY’S, 3,'Cafa Street, CTltheroe. ■ , !


ason pea a'real evriiiy;day ,usbful ,present fori A


ON HAIR BRUSHES make ''AfisiioCRAT’’ Razor mbkes


ah ideal P ^ n t i fo r a yourig man; 15/- at BAILEY'p, 3,| G^le' .Street.'


EVERAL NEW RADIO SETS at Cleararice Prices for C! sh. All Guaranteed Sets.— The ELITE Radiq Co. Castle Gate, Clltheroe.


ilPES, pougBes,! c igarette cases, LIGHTERS, iplPE'RACKS-everything ton the, smolrer a ; BAILEY’S, 3, Castle St.


. .'The Hey, Newtoj ^


lO SELL-GROUND, MOW of Good HAY, to be consumf d on the premises.—Wijsoni


[WANTED. 'VitrirANTED—to: small house, two in family, 'Y. MAID (icferieral); Start .Januaty.—


Apply! Mrs. Dow, ‘Park House,” Bawley, giving age, references, experience .(if any); good wages; plenty,.metime.


|.


ffXrANTED-YpUNG MAN tor farm.work; Igood milk ir.-^Barro,w,; Bqshall Eaves,


near Clitherbe. B o o k s , arid'


man.-^Apply, 'Advertiser and .-Times. [ li ■ Tradesmen


rriYpis' •A' salaIT. (Girl!


Accounts written up tor arid.j'olhers by experienced


-Apply in ! wilt ng, stating age, experience, present salaryj < to., ti| G. F. Clarke, Glbrk to Bowland RD.C., Couiicil! Offices, Grinffieton, near .cnitheroe. 1 I '''


___ _ _ _ _ REQUIRED; commencing salary accbkingfto age and'experience.


reasonable termfe; 40! years’ experience.—Dy. took, 15, York


fTI7ANTED-f] Yt and'Frehi


Polishing; high-class [work Street, Clitheroe.


3g ; ' help given thrde times a week; ;i good ages to a suita fie maid.—Apply Mrs. Barker,


rANTED-^Hleliable, trustworthy COOK- •' GENERAli, tor family of twb; no!wash-


‘hcreSt, Clithe'oe. i : station.—Write larder; good


ANTEG^’S or with(


- 1 '


oungjLADY LODGER,’With ut' board, dr' Gentleman locality:; two minutes! from Box A2, Advertiser & times.


j-Apply tor paliculars. Matron, St, „ Mary' iospltals tor 'womeriitod Children, |Whit- Jorth Park, Me nchesWr.


iROBATIONm NURSES IpIQUIREp, age 18-22; must be healthy tod welf educated.


| rANTED- according to -Ibblesdale Avi nue, Clitheroe.


PARLOU MAID; two in family; wages experience,. — Mrs. Weeks,


after Christmas HOUSE-


ANTED a' oncej-Smart SHOP,BOY. Apply; Hanson’s, 28, Moor Lane.!


CLOSiS HALL ESYaXE.


T Possession 2nd February and 12th May, 1,938. The terii nts wffl show the same;


LET—the undermentioned FARMS.


HENGILL FI RM, near ISolton-by-BowIand; ' 62acresL-


' '!■


HYLES MOC B FARM, near BoIton-by-Bow-' land; 326 s eres, i


, j


Robinson, SoMtor, Clltheroe. . ; j. |:


, Tenders in writing to be sent to A. Jrihn Di


HENSI GEEBEl aild TUFtKEYSl, Moping , rite., cured in 24 hours with Johnson’s' Eevl-


P O U L T R Y , I E G G S , E T C . ! ’ - | about, dark conjb, liver trouble, worms,


Ving Tonic; Bottles 7Jd„ 1/2, 5/-.—Black- bum’s, Com M erchtots, Clltheroe. I


I ” 1\ I 'c!v;n\ IT.vvr.’SV |i ( A‘J-r"|/jiiMCOCIITAHr*?!


|UCK8 pin [seven! 1st, tour 2nd, one 3rd prizesiimd are conditioned with OVUM. SFole lOld by D.i b Yrne,! Com Merchant/ King street, Clltheroe;


I' • PRICE OF; EGGS, Etc. I \


\ 'I. A LS TO N 3


BUSINESS-TRAININO C O L L EG E


I’oultry Society and the Farmers’ Union Is as' ifoUows:-: ; . I , '


.The price'Oil eggs,; arranged by the local '


| Wholesale 2/8; Retail 2/6.


Chickens' lOd.;' Fowl, 5Jd. per Ih. ' Farmers’ fresh butter, 1/6 per lb. i


^ Sr.COMY , 14., COLHE; RD;,v (M'RNUY- . V


Also Speclalls and Self Star


, |


COWPEETHWAITE.—In loving m.emOiy of our dear friend Doris, who died November 24th, 1937, aged ,32 years.


, ' | Coldcotes.


A beautiful memory left behindj —Mr. and Mrs. Battersby and Family.


' i


HARGREAVES. — In affectionate femem- brance 'of Mary Hargreaves, beloved wife of Thomas Hargreaves, late of Ing ewood Terrace, Chatbum, who died 4th Detember 1935.


1 - 1 ■' 97, Lowther Street, Penrith.


STONE.—In loving memory of William, the beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Stone,


who died December-7th, 1927, in his 50th ■ year. '


60, Wilkin Street, Clitheroe.


'Loye’s last gfft—Remembrance. : —Frt m his I'bving Wife and Ct ildren.


WALKER.—|n loving remembrance of our dear mother, Mary Walker, who died Dec­ ember 1st, 1935. Also dear father, James


MAGNETO REPAIRS. ,


;s in Repair's to DYNAMOS -era and, Re-iWlrlng of Cars


SIMPSON (Dept. No. 3


H A P T O N - i e a r ^ ’Phone


PRQTHERS, Liniiteti, M a^ eto Works) B u m l e y -H A P tO N


Padiham 14. [!


- B. Walkey, who died July 19th, 193(. ; . Too dearly loved to be forgotter ‘


: ACWWLEDGMENTS.


BINNS.—Thri Sisters and Brothers of the late Mary Bhm desire to thank relatiies and friends tor tokens of sympathy and beauti­ ful floral tributes received in th^ir sad bereaveriitot.


26,,Well Tierjace, Clltherce.


Radcllfle, of [I’ The Story tionallsm.!’


Ills lecture with slides which showed the development of ■ Congregationalism in village, town and city during the past BOO years.: The lantemlst was Mr. T. Parrltt, o f Barley. i 'Mr. West, pastor at Martin Top, presided over a fair attend­ ance and thanked, lecturer and [Ian-: ternlst. ,


t , , . ' ; j, , '


Mr. J. H. Nprrs, of Wilpshlrc, presided; !a[rid Songs were sung by Mrs. puilbrand, with Mr.


idist Church, he ledture.i.J'Lax' of Poplar,” fasglven;by the Rey.;H. Hooper; of Clltoeroe.


tMGHO. last night week, at the ileth-


IW. Slater at ajccompanlst. Mr. J, Anderton extended the thanks of the gathering to Mr; Hooper and the artists.


Church, on Tuesday evening, by Mr.iR. T. . « {3utj)gj.Qg^


QutUned


o f Yorkshire Congirega- u¥ri„ Nadcllffe Illustrated


LECTURE, j - A lantern leoturel was riven at Martin > Tod Congregational


CHESWOETJh.—Mrs. Chesworth' and [family wish to thank all relatives, friends and nelghbours,'8lso Exora. of W. L. Grime and workmen, ffor their kind expressions it sympathyi and floral tributes, received in theb: sad bercaveriient, ■ i .


7, Thom Street, The Bungalows, Clitheroe.


CAWLEY.-r-the Family of the late Mrs! Caw­ ley wish tj) thank aU relatives, frienlds and neighbouip, also members of the Women’s Sodality Md .CkHiperatlve Women’sIGuild, kind expressions of synjpathy, tributes, received in their sudden


for their and floral bereavement,


22, Faraday IvenUe, Clltheroe.


C0LEMAN.4Mts. C. Coleman wishes to thank all [relatives, friends and neighbours for rnessages of sympathy, and flotal tri­ butes, received in her bereavement.


21, Wilson Street, Clltheroe. • V Printed md Published by the Cutheroo


Advertiser and Times Co., Ltd., at 6, MaikbJ Place, Olithetoe,: TeL 407-408 (two llnesL


I TO-Niq 1 [‘—From the Family. Dickl


New I popula renderl


IN MEMORIAM. RENOVATING


BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS D E A T H S .


COLEMAN.—On the 27th November, 1937, at . . 27, Wilson Street, Clltheroe, Charles Henry , Golenlan, beloved husband of Mary [Cole­ man, aged 74 years. ,


‘■At Rest.”


CHESWORlil-On the 28th November, 1937, • at 7, Thom Street, The Bungalows, Clithe- rbe; William, the' beloved husband of [Ellen Chesworth, agbd 65 years. Intened at St. ■ Mmy’s Cemetery, December 1st, I


DAWSOk-On'the 26th November, 1SB7 ,at 25, Pimlico Road, Clitheroe, Isabella, widow of Charles Dawson, late of Bashal( Hall, and daughter of the late John Parkinson, of Trough House, Dunsop Bridge, in her 73rd year. Intend at,Slaldbum Clhurcb on the 29th. '


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HODGSON.-On the 25th November, 1937, at ■45, Bames Street, Clayton-Ie-Moorel Elija


■ Hodgson, aged 76 years, wife of Robert Richard Hodgson, late of Clitheroi. In­ terred at.Grindleton Church, on the 29lh.


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Adapted A grlpplj price foa


Preceq TENDERS.


jgOROUGH OP aiTHEROE. ■ GAS DEPARTMENT,


ALTERATION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS FOR OFnOES AND MESS ROOM.


The work includes the following trades ;-4 BUILDER


roofer and PLASTERER I DECORATOR, AND GLAZIER.j


JOINER ,


rrVENDERS are invited tor work of alterkie etc., existing Buildings at the Gas Wotfe


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Speclflcatloris, drawings and full particulars i


dorsed ‘lOfflce and Mess Room,” must be delivered, to the undersigned on or before llinrsday, the 16th December, 1937. 'The Council do not bind themselves to


Tenders In a plain sealed envelope, en­


accept the lowest or any tender. G. HETHERINGTON,


Town Clerk's Office, NURSING.


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