'V -1 =*=4= ■'I [(TWELVE) CLITHEROE A D Y E R T i to AND t im e s , E E ID A Y . N O V EM B E R


SALES BY AUCTION.) BVjqMR. <K R.i SMITHIES.


ladies ! You’ll like the New JON13 Hand Sewing Machines-~;^ea8y operate and jso useful j!


The' “ JONES” Sewirg


Mdiclytte is i a Britisi Ih^duct and the preferrel Machine for nearly 80!yeari i!


i i ft


PRICES to suit all incont -----ffom


SEE OUR RANGE. Use a “ JONES” and prove its excellent quali ies. ’


11 fv m


.1- A . W: WHITAKER


14, CASTLE STREET, ^ ,


Moorey’si i i I-',


Chest and Mixture


"ly:


Acclflimed as .one of the Flj^ST HERBAL REMEDIES of ita kind


!■ for all ■ j


OHISI CONDraONS, ' CoilQHS, COLDS,, etc. 'j


“GVBED OF )RACKn!ai.WI^E ONLY A FEW DOSES,"'i&irota user,


1/3 per Bottle FROM


“WORTH A MIF(T OF AfOWEr,’’ say8anoihBi. YOU IRY IT. '1'. MOOREtS


Herb and Health Foods- i-


Eing Street, ditae i 'f '


Agents for Heath & Heatljers Herb Remedies


WADDINGTON. ■ n


: WESLEY GUILD.-r-There was a good attendance at the Wesley Guild meeting f held last , evening week, when friends


■ greaves were the speakers. -iThe soloist was Miss E. Altham,. who isang. "My Task."' The pianist, was Miss Pickles. Miss ■ H. Banks,. . secretary, ■ heartily v thanked the Clitheroe friends for pro.t


short discussions on "Service to the Community.” Misses Hargreaves, Wooffe, Booth,: and Messrs. Taylor! and Har-


' Matrimonial Agent,’' : which provoked much amusement. Refreshments were served' at an Interval by a-Iadles’ com­ mittee, and a satisfactory amount was realised from the eftort for< the benefit * df trust funds.


'i CHATBURN.


footpath just completed In tpe centre of th e : Village Is a -decided -Improvement. The . stretch of roadway,. opposite the Brown Cow Hotel, has foj some years I been in.h rough state,'. and I pedestrians


from motor traffic.passlng--thrfmgh.‘the village;: : :


vlllage on Sunday afternoon; Mrs. Annie Chatburn, wjfe.of Mr.''J.R.'Chatburn, of Vlctorlg^avenue,- fell- on- the- slippery surface--of .the - road '“and!sustained a fracture of the-right wrist." She was afterwards attended'by -Dr; (3. Royle.


given by -Mrs, Hindman, of I Blackburny greatly Interested a good attendance of members at the meeting of the Mothers’ ' Union on Wednesday night, ! Afterwards


'. MOJHERS’.UNION.-A.caiiltal address


a Jacob’s Join was held, the proceeds being In aid of the.sick fund.;


examination in elocution, conducted by the -Poetry Lovers’ Fellowship, examiner was Dr.'H-' H, Hulbert.


■ M I'... Mf l i ' -i I I I


Tatfght by'MIss B. C. :Caram at Glltheroe gechnical School; was. successful i In


Miss Marjorie Simpson, ^f ;West Brad­ tford, a- student dn ' the. eloputlOn class aining a distinction la the adult primary


fnvariably used the' tarrmacadam sur­ , ACCIDENT.-Whllst' *walklng dn the


ace, Consequently, they wereln danger r


IMPROVEMENTS.-:-A length of new


Whalley Methodist Choir gavfe a splendid entertainment at the Methodist School, on Wednesday evening. The proceedings iVere opened by the Rev. R: Holt, ahd Mr. E VeeVers presided. A' well varied programme opened with the i part songs, “The Goslings ” and “ All in the April Evening,” and later the choir rendered the items, “ My Pretty Maid ”, and “ Deep Harmony,” the latter number being particularly appreciated. Songs were well rendered by Miss L Stubbs and Mr. R.' Clark, and pleasing variety was pro­ vided by recitals given by Miss R. Stubbs. Three short, sketches, "Contrasts,’’ “ Waiting for the doctor ” and “ Choosing a hat,” were much enjoyed.The pro­ gramme concluded with the farce, “ The


idlng an enjoyable evening, i ENTERTAINMENT. —Memfeers of the


rom the Clitheroe Wesley Guild gave CUTHERQE. HURST GREEN.


Saturday at St. Joseph's 06i)aotery;| Hurst Green, the Rev. Fr. Walmalpy, S.J. olficlatmg, oi the remains of Mr. Thoa Bailey, of iMoodow-view (formerly of Oreengore and Timothy Fold farms),


whose'Sudden death in his 76th; year was re­ corded in our lart issue, t


took place on Saturday of 31r. Riohaid Holden, of Great Harwoody and formerly; |of the Done, Hmst Gre^m' Sixty-eight!’years! <4 age, Mr. Holden was eAploy^loribany. yaats.at Stony- hurst;College and'his.old!ftienda m the College deeply regreted his demise.!, Mr. Holden was a member of the Hurst Green Brasp Bond for a long number of.years aiidwas (dsb a member of St. Peter’s Guild.: He was grcaly respected ttoughout the district, andj 168*068 a widow and six children, four of whom are laarried- The interment took place on Thursday c t St. Joseph’s cemetery, Hur^ Green.; ,. i


FORMER'RESIDBNT’8 DEATH.—The death BAND CONCERT.—A concert,Was given by


the Hurat Green Brass Band on Sifaday evonmg at St; Joseph’s School, in aid of; Ichool funds, and £3 13a Od.' woe realised'by voluntary Bub^ptlon, for which thejRev. )'r. Walmsley,. S.Ji, the missioner,; esjress^ ihah is. Amumber.. ot interesting items were rendered by the band,, including a comet.solo by'Moste: F, .Worden,. The 'programme waa' su^lemeii'ed .by. vocal items by Mr. Weightmon and Mr.;' lollamy, \yith Mr. Leaver os pianist, all of Padiha ra. There was


.8 gopdj attendance and the proceedings wore .much enjoyed. :


, " * BEITISH IEOION; DINNERlfMpmhers of


the Hurst Qrooh Branch of the iBritiah Legion held; their annuhl, dinner at'; th^ Punch Bowl Hotel on Saturday,' Wheii :obiijpl6ta ■;suoces8 attended .the funotiou.*-■There' .waa..a 'good ettendance and the probebdinga.were inarkeid by the utmost cordiality.' ’iTie 'guesti of the evening, included the Rbotor'of’§tbnyhntit College. (Fr, E. D, O’Connor,: S.J.), Rev. J, E. lOabtree,. 'Vicar of Hurst Green, Rev. Fr. V’almsloy, S.J., parisli priest of Hurst Gmn, Rev. Father J. Fleming, S.J;, Fr, Walketley, |S.J., Fr. Ba^ geant, S.J., Fr. Rimmer, B.J., Dtj Ramsey, and Capt. A. D. Williamson, I of Stpnyhurst. Tho loyal toast was proposed iby .Uje (lhaitman of tho Branch (Major L. de C, F: Robertson) and the toast to. thO| branch wak submitted by Capt. A. D. Williamson, Major 1 Robertson replymg. A toast to the guests was,ptopto by Mr. F, Worden and the' response . was! made by the Rev. Fr. J. Flemmg.. The, harmony of the


evening was provided by Mr- ‘ Bob. ’ Riding and Mr. Robmson, iwith Mrs.! Riding as pimust; while Master P.' Wprden. gave domet solos. Commumty smgmg was also onjdyed end at tho close Major-Robertson express^ thanks to,the entertoiners and the catoi«r,Mr|! who had contributed toj’the i^uccess of the function.


PENDLETON.


'WOMEN’S INSTITIITEL-Att interesting do- monstration on'the m&ing of aj petising potato ley, of London,


-:tho delegate to the Lemcashifa Federation of Women’s Inatitutea meeting at Preston in Octo­ ber, submitted her report bf the iprowedings. This report was comptehenave and interesting,


dislics wea given by Miss Macau a representative of the Potato M irkotmg Board, at the monthly ineeting of the W( men’s Institute held m the scliool on Tuesday evening. Lady Worsley-Taylor presided-oyer a g ibd attendance, the members showing keen app: eolation of the demonstration.! Lbdy Woitsley-'Eaylbr and Mrs. G. 'Whltwell expressed the thanks! of tlio members to theldemonstrator. After nominations for the committee for 1936 had been ma(lo, Mrs. Nutter,


■ and lira Nutter.waa giybn'general thanks foriher servicM. .The; evening’p ‘competitibn waa 1 for Christmas gif to to cost no| mor^tban-a shilling.' j Mrb.: J. Battershy and Sirs. J. .Bre'ston acted as!


Birtwoll; 2, Mrs. Douaghy; 3, lira, R. Mitchell. Tea waa served later, the hostesses being Mrs. .46pmall,-Mrs. 'Briorley,' Mrs. J.j Cowporthwaite and Mrs.: Nutter.


udges, and made their laivarqs to : -I, -Hib. NEWTON.


•sented the (prizes to; LMes; 1, Miss Phillips, Dunsop Bridge; -2, Mrs. Whit­ field, ;Slaldburn; 3, Mrs. Worswlck, Dun- sop Bridge; : consolation;. iMrs.\'Roland; Bretherton, : Newton.; Gentleineh; (1, Mr. Longton; Newton; 2, Mr. H>'Bren- nand; Slaldburn; 3, Mr. C. Dixon, Dunsop Bridge; consolation, : Mr. John Winder,. Dunsop Bridge.: ; Dancing was to the music of Messrs, Fords’ Band, of Clith­ eroe, I which was In ' excellent form, and numbers o f : young people crowded the. rodihj'and altogether:a veryhappyeven-


ing waa spent.' i About 'filx was realised for the Infirmary. - ,


'


Newton Coronation iCommlttee, -whlch- haV a small Surplus from the Coronation celebrations and decided on the whist drive and dance,In prder th augment lt, and present the . total procads to Black­ burn Infirmary. Mr.'WorsleyrTaylor; of Newton Hall, very kindly -gave all the prizes ■ Twenty-seven tables' were occupied for whist, and light refresh­ ments .were- . served ; immediately the ” drive ” was over. The Cpngregatlohal minister, the"' Rev. F.. Househam, pre-


d INFIRMARY EFFORT. -(- The whist Frive and dance held at ; Newton on


riday evening was i organised by the WUadgte M


Foi Belialle


bta VselCiis


1937 VAUXHALt14h.p.Saloon-dHon 1935 STANDARD 10 S3loon-4e-luxt; 1935-HlLLMAR Minx Saloon-dHuxe 1834 HILLMAN Minx 8aloon-d»-liaa


1933 HILLMAN Minx Saloon-de-luxe


We Havb SsvmD Othees,; every one Overhauled- and: in Good --Condition.


Fisher, nud all


BRING’ YOUR I REPAIRS to th e - I


COilPLETH'SERVICE iwMing WAStiING - POLISHING greasing, eft.


Wellgate Motors Wellgate, Clitheroe.


' TEL. 224.


RIBBLESDALE TABLE ASSOCIATION.


TENNIS DOUBLES’ CHAMPIONSHIP.


a t Whalley Church or England SChcfol q Wednesday, evening.;J; Eight .pairs (pa ent&edland the compbtlpion wasiplqye to A flPlshirthe wlMlers bblng'Herbert Greenwood,; the singles’; .champion,, and Arthur I Briggs,! both of -whom play ret Whalley Church Instltutej i Last'- year’s champions' -.were D. DaUson an d : Greenwpod. (The final; game wfTs trk mendously exciting, andi' after a keen tussle; the winners defeated R.- Copelapd- and R.A. Hindle by :three'games to twp. I t was tOhch and-go u ntllthe very-lapt pplnt'and .the spectators were on tenter hooks. Previously Greenwood and Brlgg had beaten two other pairs, K. SherllkO and V. [Bush; and ;P. BIrtwell and. 8- Baron py narrow margins.' AH the four players|ln the final game iyere member ot Whalley Church' Institute, althougl the loslpg'palr playifor the Nomads, who represent the Institute’s second team.


championship held under the auspices ( the Rlbblesdalei Tablb Tennis Assqclatlo


Much interest was taken In the double SAWIiEY.


lltherpe. Both! delivered-most helpf il ,and appropriate discourses to moderate y ‘large icopgregatlonb.


evenlng,the customary missionary meet- iing wa8 ,heldtin-the chapel; when Mr. W. over


iwas-hi................................... .... Hartley,'lPf Whalley, ■ presided ■


West Africa ’’ was greatly Anjoyed. colle'ctlons at the!servicesI'ian^-raeetlpg were on behalf gf ’mission 'funds,


escrlptlve talk on ' . . ■■


■ ■ T i e


attendance, T h e speaker was '.Marshall, of Chatburn; whoi e “ A layman’s visit lo


3. Shuttleworth, of-Grlndleton, and, In C the evening .'by .Mr. D.iBlackburn, 'if Op Wednesday


Methodist Qhapel, on Sunday, wheir the afternoon senlce was conducted, by Mr,


FOREIGN MISSIONS.-Foreign mis sionary;, ;services; were ;;neld - in ; thi


■ ' ■ I'' ■■'■LTD.'" BUSY GARAGE


INTEBBENT.-^’nio interment: took place on S SPECIAL THIS I-WEEK, s g o o d


^ I l o c a l


PHEASANTS, PARTRIDGES,


WILD DUCKS,' ^ R E S , r a b b it s , d u c k s , CHICKENS-


Orders delivered anywhere in the .....district.


IF . fiK?. DAWSON,


nSHy ' GAME, FRUIT


POUlTRl! AND;


26, CASTLE; CLITHEROE!


s i l t e E T , »llH6ne94.


I upward!. to


TOWN: HEAD, SLAIDBDRN, Near aiXHEROE. . •


J : K.. SMITHIES has received Instnictloos


* to.Sell.by Auction; ,as abolre, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


consisting ot- well-made' Walnut Sideboard, 6ft: 'eindong; excellent knee hole; flat-topped Writing Desk; 5 x 3 on top; costly Walnut Bedroom' Suite, fitted robe, 6It. 61n. wide; Toilets, peaestal; and Chairs; Hevolving ma­ hogany- Bookcase; handsome Bedroom Suite In adi', 'robe' 6ft. 6in. Wide; t pair Toilets, pdestal, !2 Chairs and Towel Rail; Hat and Umbrella Stand In oak; oak Hall Seat; enam-, elled Bedroom Suite, 'robe 4ft.! .ToUet3, ped­ estal, and Chalrb;i Settee In leather; satin walnut Chest of Drawers; 6ft. walnut Ward- irobe and Chest to match; several.painted Dressing Tables; 'painted open Toilets, and WashstandSy box Night Commode; ash Bed- room- Suite .of good workmanship, ’robe .4ft. 6in.; Toilets, pedestal, and 2 Chairs; Draught Screens -<2); 2 Easy Chairs coveied in maroon hide; 8 single Iron Bedsteads fitted with-


mattresses; I’fuU size Iron Bedstead, with box and new hair mattresses; 1 4ft: Bedstead


and on Monday-and iTncsday,! Dec. 6tb and; 7th,'from 10 ajn, tod pan..^ .1 , i.


! ((Bale to commence at ip.m. : ■ !


’Phone 344. ■ . : , . .! ,[ '. 2, Shaw Bridge Street, Clitheroe. J. E. SMnjHlES,


box and flock mattresses. Some good framed! Engravings, as hung In the hall. I. On view Saturday, Dca 4th, from Z to 4 pjn.


with


SALES BY, AUCTION.! ■, By H«iiy ‘&oldeiiv&,&en8


F tLIRY GEOUNDS, HENTHOR](f EOjip CLJTHEROE. I


&c:,' at above arounds; TO-MpERC W, (Saturday) at'WOpanH.by. .. ...i .


^ D ,UCK BV M|L t; BILVBRWOOD. I


1 - henry HOLDEN & pON, ' : ■ ' Auctioneers ahd Valuers.( TeL$66.


^


STREET FARM, GEINDIETON : Near C^THEROE,-' 1


m SHiVERWOOD,' . who Is leaving


SATUEDAti DECBMBEB 41h, 1987 ,at 1 im, tp /k y


Auction, as above, the following;—! 8 0 ’


pers; B u c B L i | ® 4 . » storm le farm,, win Sell by: .'# r ,


old Cock. CABINS! 4 12ft, X 8ft \ i ' Y l i 10, 12 X 0.6 X 4, sectional, In, goo d connitlont 3 eH


, WfflTE LEGHORN PULLETS bred fp blood tested stock; 2 Cockerels; 1 y


ning Posts; -Slncnhators .(250 eggs) and pne- ___ Ibst


80 eggs; Battery Brooders; 2,Posteti Motors; c ' T.nWii*y wsfiliHrtff Fountains; -Hop-


Cabins, various; 100 yards Wire Netting; Pen­ '‘


onUi„uu.


t tm Barrels; Hay Chopper; Mlttenp; Sui|idry Tools; Separator; Chum; Butter B ^ ; Scotch ban®; Milk tins; Sieve; Leads; Wjugs, etc. Also Lady’s Bicycle. -


About 164 yards of,good HAY, to with good laying for tattle.


Cash.~Purther partlpulars'trom Opner, or ! T .' SlLV|3IWOOD, i Aii’ctlbrleerV


Telephone 228'CUtbewe. / .. ■ NURSING.


THE GROFTr IjilRBiNQ iW H A t o


,,»■ lOME


Maternity, Memoal and | Mon is StJMKiAi Patibnts : EKOElVim (with patients own doctor, in atteijidance)


T t rm :Moder<Ue i .


Telephoni; Whallay LOST;


Sale to cofflxuence at One o’cloclc; terms on/


I i


y, niHEilCUX


remember sale of pduLTRY io(HO Catfie.fbr


( r ^ o I 6 0 -1 7 0


.-WA HEWIY OALVED: COWS and I '


OATTLE AND CALVES,'iWhen C 0


CALVES 3ah


10


.LY ; (3ATIXE wlUl . iMBEB.lOUii


l^OXE^XMAS lelepbone m


OP 1 PAT DECEMEjER iMhi CALVES,


3A’


lEIPERSi' :dDd ' I will b? forward. at.U>alm;


WENT SALE OPjGELD ANDjLAroJQ-OPP be leld bn trUDAY, DEC-


UONDAI, DECEtoEB ?0th, EDwtlRl) CHE81TK, Secretary.


*


T H E •MR5.‘,RI31N0 ■ TOM'IROBlNSpN


LYNDALE ; AVhWUE,. WILPSHIRE.. n o t Ic e .


BOB


NoW 'RIDJ


BOOKING,' G .‘."WiNPIELD,”


, PUBLIC


ALLOTMENT .\roTictiis


iB® OKOUGIi


f Friday) £ I th e l^ i eugh TriaSmo’s OfBce, Choich Slrtef, eroc, .hej|jjyen the hours


lYi’.foriC duel and shi


of 6 pm. bndig p.iii. ■


'WRISTLET ,WATCH.-Flnder rwardef " returning same to Advertiser and Tuna.


T (35T—On Yuaday, between Cgstle-street, 'King-street and ‘the Market), a- Ljidy’s on


Town Uleik’a opco •Ohtberob., 19h November, 1937. B ’LACRBURN


council;


,j ^ATEPAYERS o| the ahov^named ,D1^ itrict are: hetiby reminded that


thetsecon I insiahn! ment tbei eof nbnst I Ofllcer


Oreiseas Chiista Caids


;fT may sound rather premature, but; X time' is getting on, and friends


' • Malls - will: have to be caught tW month' to' -ensure Christmas 'deliveries In some parts of. .the-World.- , ! ' I


choose your OVERSEAS GREETING CARDS from but new stocki ? j -I


- May wfi suggest that you call and


Many new and charming db All prices from a penny| u wa pwafe.


d e s i^ .'


IUAR' ELECffRljOAL COMPONENTS - b id e CAB' If AT lERIES'iteady Obatged


iBOH) SioaK. lo r .. ■n .Rsooim] o:ibd' GoABAim^ ' ;


DynamU'S|lf-S B a thes,! all it reasonahio prices OHBOMIM FLATIHQ


idveiiei and timis


. the iSTATIONERSU-; - --f-^ MARKET PLACE, CLI’iHEROE.


yiRiicirAL > BViirti-Ti (j'HCK ‘


■’ ■■ .‘ 'ft \ 'sccrrrb'i !


- |~ - T \ '-'ivir ’ Iri.cte.iv I i ! tw |/(£0L"-r:3is' Acco'jiTi.«‘3' .. \


f t \ ' '■ ”■ ! '\ ,____„■! , \ ! i I /./.■•/■I"/


■ \ V N \ i i i / . ^ 6 ' f t ■ A LS T O N ’S


BUSINESS-TRAINING C O LL EG E


j ■.li’-'i .-'cii , ii.-.-.l'lRV I


■"ELEPHONE 'i9Z9


A' la n d ! ( Apply, 1 Carter trict Bank Ch


" f t" " L' :WISV^ELl i4,COl.NE HO.,;BUBNlfY ’ .


. .[A', -:a)(ranig( !, Meadow an: Bulldlngs.--j Office, Pa:|U


,[■•"■':■ p"'!* r roB E 'L i


f t '" .; , " ;


IDEAL BREAD


Eat W re Bread for Vitality; Be sure to aslf fdr IDEAL Breacf


BAKED BY


TAYLOR & HUGb^ C L ITH E R O E


GIESTS, CO


{PrineijxH


!,'’G..G' FOR


(Overl4( WVIL


.Oostoms & Exolst


(llwical. Fimale


Full pextioul ire irinc


uoipa: THOROUGH, SECRET,


m o LET- ■A: Possess i938. Theb


3 HENGIhL “


LLEGE VB.dolD.j,


!AND


POMipiReiAL T R A lM a ' site etions obtained since


Januav', 1937)| and 8EIVI0E OOAOmNG


Olerioal Gradf (B>ya & OirIs)....Joa 1938 u - (Girls) f... (ll}-25), [,.. ApL 1938


Assistant


(Men l(li.2l)....Jan, 1038 ..(■irl.


eppUoatlen ;'to "he . (tonsuItatioDs


> 11; EXOmOl^ STREET, BLACSBDBR -


("«k ihons 64D3| | ■'T.'.l' %


mi 1


’ CLC 1


1 82 acres 1 ' HYLESM . land; :31


■, ,'|nmes,|Mar! et !


■ ■-mo..iETr ■A good)


em Fi


or


, .'1, Tenders !U Robinson, ;S 'I ■"■'I


Ty oc


IPIab ______ /-______ /:■ -fti ' ft*: . .v : f tV »


> ESHllON lleL 2S2


Service Staim T EBH A C E


slarters, ibgnetos and umhle I


o m o H


abroad will be looldng forward to yput; greettogsi'l,


Demand December;


Notes, 1937


December, 1937. S iH m iB f f i


repaM find revjomid :! RBr'Wte] so; o r )Cabs ' • !,, :


Djmai los,' SelllStuieis,; etc.


(jkillector named 0 1 or before


J. B. MeCtURG,


jETHERINGTONi '! ' Town Clerk.


RURAL* DISTRICT )F CLITHEROE,


for CbrooKitic o Allotments ate now ^


''^P6 YMENTi'’ioF^ RENTS.,; EEllBY GlVM that Rents be PAIILiTO-NIGBT,


Fatr^ "TONICS”


B anlst, ■ BaritoAb'SumOrlst,';


BOB RIDING, Ed flOLGATE'S ‘ FAMqUS CATTLE


tertaineif; ' and


I^E SHOW IANO. sale &. SHEER‘MONDAY, ■' And lfof PIGS AND


26, SAL sS BY


•Jf-ONDAY jH- andbHeep sioWbf.


St


937. AUCTION.


lERO E AUCTIoif MARX CO, r ' .__',r''-r.Vjv,. :!"Ltd.“


aq -qA L E OPIpAT OA’TTLE. .(MS ami; When a good


RAT/piPERa - St. BULLOCKS S AND' J',: p'


0


tie stalled by rriDEBDAY


Certtflea 9-30 B.m


l t^ P .'iN D - ''lambs, will bo Ion offer. '


Ion for, ;SUbsld^; must' •'!


SR?: .’'ft'ft.’vft •TT ■-■■"'V ‘ ■ 1'


f,ft'/;1 y ’• ' '■.ft-


: T T r |


* W 5 reasonabli Crook, IS


•


• / >


SD-rPU French


rterriis York


■WANTfeD-iai Y Y- to train,+-A Park Avenue, cut


NEUT- MSALE .1 op DAIRY- Times.'; .;■. I f,!'


Times. 1 ■ ' 1 ■ ' : .- i 11 -'


■wrANTED-'-TR W- *.* twq rpdsi b


rite, stating ten


f t f t ' ''■';; 1


'ANTE Pft'-ft'ftf


JNITDlilE RENOl FoUshtog; blgb-cla


treetoCUtberoe. 1 1


40 years’ experlt _j:


iabIe;M pply/M neroe.


bUT * F y only; ;,toBo


-iWANltED-jl^r] . ' FEUR-rbwi experienced; iag£


tUATlO . unlfoi 18.-A


WANTED-t)yC ’ 1 trade.—<7oo


'■HTANTED--kx


Yi- smbll hgus head. The, Lodge


mqker, or lady w Box Zl,-lAdvertis


T ADY (over i25J JU as represen


■ '. Y Y. -Aqditcd Tunes. 1


m m m . -


DTHfc :’s, Cas


lerlenct i.-App Holdei


t'Al, Adver fserand


BHINO f Sunday ess


N'"'AS'':;.l ■m-or Cora )ply, Adver


JK im a si vrork; nbe.—W, .


AID, or gir rs. J, C. CC


7 glll, 5, willing


'ij 1938; eptlal/—


pfaAUF- blereial; Is m and


I -1^' ',;*■ 1!:


r shorts and leather;: iie''Street.;|; -j-/ ' ’ .'


•' 1, near Cht hefoe,


d OENEI y, Mrs. Ml


1th timmand ablUt jr and [Times,


.Wantek'by weU kn atlve;


-AMOUNTS WRrrri -’iWriteBbkAS.Advei


ex-nun


i t " for p i Red-- -


clwnfinn - / A, dress-


,-b-Wrlto' ■


tlsexand 1 _


, JCf AGENTS • roe; noioutla cotomisaon.— 'Times., 1


, •niPESl po X lighte forthe jsmoki


, ]no trouble: of postt write Box ,. A5, Advet


DC Rf !r


; street, pithetoer. ' , -ftlftlft f t ^ lyASON PEAF


;TnOR SALE-1-3 geared and


■ 'iYl, , ajreal ev'f laidy; to stock BAfLEY’S, 3,'C


: 1770R SALEfS : if Road; facto , ,e.).,'.hotJand(jolt Road, OUtheioe


tone-bu gCricki 1 water.


''ft:-


/IlILL&ITEIf’ARISTO ■ vw ■ an! Ideal! Present ft


each at|BAItir|l’’S, 3, (


jitey FiRi ’XMAS r WANTED -for Shop


rriTANTED^liuation las motor »!». DftlVElt : good land rellaWe-toWrlte


■ i ' UPor ■


POICY H. WINTLE y B a k m i


121, PARSON ! ^2,


CHICKENS, FOWLS, H a r e s ,


LANE aiTHEROB. 3, ,lnd LANE, DUCKLINGS,


IIHEASANTS, RABBITS.


Job our Christmas CU Orders large o t small gratefully


i Received and Djelivet ;d anywhere. TENDERS.


B ORODGH OP '3LITHEROE.


IIPPLIOATIONB are In dted for the Ten- L ancy for. SHERP GIAZING ONLlir as


son. being Plot No] 1 on the Waterqorki Gathering Grounds, Pull particulars may ix '


BdX A4,|Advei[tlBBr and'JTimes,, , 11. , : ;. UiXTRA'M


t-i-CLUBl toCUthe- ige; good titer and


t}ES,i'OlGARETTI , PIPE RACKS-e it BAILEY’S, 3, Ce


nch B^OH LAT screw'tutting.—61


V irythtog mle'Bt. .'■


CASES,-


IE; back ; jMitebeU


SON HAIR BRUSHflS make! ry-day [useful present'ifor a . from 4/11 rto 18/6 fach, at


istle Strdet, CUtheif^.


Ut HOUSE, H Field; 3 -Apply, 76,


CRAT” Ra t.a young t lastle.Sttee


. wages to a sulta))le mald.l-Apply m; HiUcrest, Cllthefoe.: |!


(WANTEDd-Rlellahle, ,teustworth| t YYi general, for family of two


og;' help given three Himes a wi


Boarder; gOM station,l-Wrlle


, PELIABIRG


T PROS . "V : lfre2


, worth I IW 1 .- r - ",1".]/* ' :


-■iTAU V Its


3, Cast


' 4Apbfs -Hospita


- near WfiaUey.' ■’ ' " i ' ' ftftr 1 A i MrB.Wilso


is ' for ’ark, Ms


ATIcjin 2; must for pa


accordb Kibbles


ig tb laleiAv:


■-


■"-i -■ U''


rr AUT< elf; ;,]2/ 6; street


TUOR iSALE 0 ■P, An-edile I ney Svjeep.'GK


good strong!St ■ Standards,; Pol


■jDOSE TBEI grown: 1 I


! ,.. [,'


'7,. Canes. 1 and F Barrow Nnraei ■ Tel. Wnaliejl 1


;*, good varieties. Shrubs andlT


. A to becoasu ., The Hey, New


- .1 . 1 i-l '■ rflOSELL-Iui


TRORiSALR- A-'-EB.—Appl


" ■ [ ■' ' ’ !^ 'iT'


iJVERAij able toe:) 1, Warwick House;)


en u r s e s r eqU be healthy and well "IcUlara,; Matron, Vomen land: Childi nchester;!, i ■ ,"


ITED — ARLOU


JMAIDfltwo to faq experience.!—i Mr


after. Christmas ■ LL '


nue, CUtheroe. ■"■ T;, 1,— -


ON'- JiLBi'-^ ] r " ■'--'ll'.',!.' ■ :1


)STROP Safety Ria 1 to 21/- each atl cuthejM. ';' y


r ExchangeftA goo OG.—Apply,'G.Sp en Field Cottage,


ees of all kinds;! 'ulto'&fe.-L-XOM! les, Bariow, neat


15.-Alsi| Cllthero|i


ROUNuj MOW o f ' med'dn thejireml} on. '!*,,' ): ■f, .■',


M ' 1' ;' L


■.'"--'.ft TO LET. ■,- ■'


1 ■' '.|


DDERNiBODSEdI TRESCENT,.' CLI|]


and Howarth, SoU imbers,/Blackburn


iN-Mc^ r -’ ’heroe.— litoifs, Dls-


P lOOR IfABM, YuaI lby.


" ; ! y b " f t ', ‘f t f with injmcdlate m nt, containing ^I asture 'Land, wltt)i ly: Agfcnt, iHuntIro


S ■!h^ . !eST)|7


DC 61


IBM; ne^ Bolton pj '


R FARM, near Bi It ores. /, )


rittog'to^be bent'to itor.- Cl|lheree. :' |


0 unfurniGh© lltyf^Apply, Adve Place, r


| ,p^ i | l t r y ,


, .ITENS! UpESEl.and -■ 'A1 about',';dark comb


m e , ' -I Tbe p'rlce| ol


-, poultry, Sdclete 'follows:—- -1-' i , Wholesale 12/4


' C h i^B , lOd F a f f i ’ frei


3:;o f ! a,eKs.'';ind.th


; Reti ; Fdw d butte


-------- 1938 , ■' bum*s.i Con^.Merchant k CUtheibe "EGbS, kt 0,


■ etc., cored 111 24 honra TlDjrXonic.|, Bottles 7with John


{Farmers) I 7the local /ibranged by


U 2/7, *' ,'6id, petilb i 1/^ ^r-lb


T^ . 1 - , ' ] ■ -•'ft 'i' • i ' ■


nion Is as '1 1'


TURKEYS I ■liver troul


ssesslon 'by acres of


House and ydd Estate,


e underinentlon jd 2nd February and tots will [Show thi! £


E,'ft*. '■.■','■ FARMS,


,ame. r-Bowland;


12th May,. on-by-Bow-


A. John D.' ■9


rtlser- ROOMS; and EGGS, E l'C. Jd, 1/2,1 5 .-Black-:


1 '.Moping s le, worms,


/-on’s Revi- .


odem Endmel G y, Mrs. Calderwod


yantha 1 and Mo^ '.Privet: from; 5/


Mr,-' strops BAHiEYIS,


I* ft,:.'.;


i Pedigree ijak, Chim- jfnhdleton.


:S,-; Guaranteed a twarfs,. 6/- to 9/6 |p Iff; -alsb CUmbert,


’ per 106. Raspberry HANSON, Whafley/-* Market,- :


B British a: doz., all Ramblers, Roses to


lObdHAY, s.—Wilson,


AS CoioK- , King St.


'


IRED, age 3 Educated.


t.' Mary’s dn, Whit-


- hodse- ifly;wages Weeks,


Box A2j'Advertise^ ’ : 1- *


oung LADY .LOD ut bo^rd,' or ! locahtyfj two mto


Bedrooms, Cbatbum


1 -ft_!---- - Ubatbuni;


zlir makes nan;15/-


y cooK- noiwash-


N. A. HACKING K SONS ’..‘FOR-;


-ek;; good ri. Barker,


SEE, with Icntleman utes from k ’Times.


5 [.-Apply IlUto^n,


M E M O R I A L S . Erected anywhere. iDlstance no object.


Bend for Catalogue. i We can arrang^ to bring you by. car 'to'inspect our steel:,


Largest selection to .'East Lancashire! of GREY,- BALMORAL RED, AND BLACK GRANITE MEMORIALS. •


Address:-


C BM B T ER Y G A T ES ; A C C R IN G T O N ,


Telephone 2M3. Established 1871.


BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS DEATHS.


CAWLEY,-On the 23rd November, 1937, at Faraday Avenue, Clitheroe, Alice Ann,


Cemetery on the 27th mst. at 2-15 p.m. ■ ' : IRXP.'


IN MEMORIAM.


BOWKER-In loving', memo^ of -husband and father, Alfred Bowkei, who


' died November 24th, 1928.


.''The memory of the happy days | '*! ; Wheri we [were all together,:


Thsi years may! wipe out, many! things, ' ■ But'thls theyll/Wipe out neyer-i


'-From aU at*133,^ a lle y Road; also Alf. and Margaret, Downham. , | ,


COOK.^In lovlng.mcmory of a .and.father,'Joseph Cook, who^died No


I ember 25th, 1934.


.'Lowergate, Clitheroe; j Chathum.


’ ■ But eveiy day,'remembered, i -Prom his loving Wife imd


• Not just today, -


! i -i


and Bridge


:; 'Stead, of Waddmgton. who died November . ■ ;23rd, 1933.


; —From all jat Cheadle Hf


;SXEAD.-to,:lovtog mciqpry of JamK ^ ,


- SWA1ES.-In loving ; toemory of a; i Mother, who paaed: i iway November


utiful memories;lift behind. dear' IN f


the beloved wife of the late John Cawley, aged 67 years, Interment,at St. Josephs


RIAl ’Pione This Week-4


obtained at the Bepugh Engineer’s OfBce Church Street, Clitheroe. . Offers must b e ! made In writing dehvered In a plain sealed envelope, endorsee "Land on Gathering! Grouhds," to the under signed not later than Friday, the 3rd Decern her, 1937..


anc .Tbwh'Clerk’s OffleeJ


apeept the: highest or any offer. G. HETH-BINGTON,


OUtherofi, 19th November, 1937. MAGNETO REPAIRS.!


, The Corporation do notjblnd themse! ; j . t( Town Clerz ithursdayI


Also Specialists IniRepelrs to DYNAJIOS and Self Starters and l e-Wlring of Cars


SIMPSON BROTl-lERS, Limited, (Dept. No. 3l Magneto Works)j .1


HAPTON-nearl Btrfnley-HAPTON


’Phone: Padlham 14. ,1


Thisdntcrtail blend in ab


ng of I


Ldani Precel


a


with SALLY I lAteDEeandir


t po{ ular H leh 1 Sotigi


tO-NI!HT ' dale I ertam


m i


............... : ■


■|; :,.■•. ■, 1 ,


Tpe< THE


diking! -T-IE


William Gargi


klA'mtinlui rom lA'


.TDRD. ■.TINEE


*’-n6usJl I,


680, exi lAYl


teHATG


lath. dear


'1933. j.Rest.on. dear mother thy laboilrs are o er, I -niy wlUing hands will toll no more, iBeaIA faithful mother, tnlm und kind,


.Street; '.and all'at 53, Henthom Road. Loved'and remen ibered always.


-From Dad,'LUa aid Geoige, 8, Wilkin


-Elsie and Harry,'Becontrees, Lohdon. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS,


KiUINGBECK.-i-Miss Durham'I 'Durham deslre to think all relatives ana Jfriends, also the, wlki lere and wnrP®.“]


'expressions of'sympathy ; bereavement.


ublltt Mill, for fiord tributes and xma In their sad


67, Brownlow Street, Olllherod.


SEEDLE,-Mr. Seedle l^ d family desire to thank 'relatives, neb hbours, the doctor, for kind h


i receive^ by them.duf ng their sad bereave- ment, , -


' 12, St. Paul’s Street, L6\ ’ Moor, Clltheroe.


SINGLETON.r-i*. P. Singleton and familyi ' desire -to thank all;: -elatlves and friends i for their kind sympat by and floral tributes^


received during their


Barrett Hill, Holden, , Bolton-by-Bowland.


. Printed and Publlsl .e-


Advertiser and Times C)., Ltd., at 6, Market Place, Olithewe. Tel 457408 (two llneajj


. ip and floral tributes feid i i \


1 sub liVCTS ntere


Zharl )6o e


Mr.


Thlsstl t;ie evej are enJ


“ A


PHONEi ETTEl


TQ-Nig LiTi“Crt


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