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aj LIGHTING LAMPS. ®'S\„


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REPAIRS TO; ABOVE . . E^e tt Tinsmiths,


PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. etc., on the premises. . ,


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Thunday Friday and Saturday jX d k BUCHANAN


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EDUCATION.


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941, ^ c l i^ e Str^ty Bli ckburn (1 ^ 5 4 0 3 )


. fiEaSTENSIONS' ’ !EFFbRT. A '' Jilghly successful’ whlst'driVe, In' aid of Church School ' iuiids;' arid' Churchyard. ;exteh^’ sionsi'tobk'hlace in th6 A s sem b ly 'll •on, 'Wednesday evening. Fortyhsbyeh


’“ tableh'’ ’participated’ lid the:gattfis, the prize's dor. ivhich .terb), l^ndly- 'provided Snld prMehted 'by’ the ; Vicar (Rev. H. W. Butterworth) as folldtra: ladles i I', Mss Chamley;(l78); :;2i Mrs. Mpst' (m t ; i ;3, Mrsp Shutt; cbnsolatlph, MlM K: Ttlrtier. Qehitletafih:, 1, V ’Mrs, Bflggs (18M '■ supi stltute!'2,' J/.W;, Wilkinson;''3, T,^ consolation,;-P. 'Newnian. ' ', ' 0 0 1111110 6 8 : Mrs. ’Smith. The‘’Cald'erstohes'b£mdi: bV kind permission of Dr; RobCrtsoni 'May^d for dancing. A ladles’ commltteb pro- vlded(refreshmeflts .and! also, had charge of agllts’ Stflll;,jo


' j OBITUARY.—It' Was with deep regret, tw n { s jp e a ! ( e r ,| u ^ ^ I; This il:


j I : cabine I Me kli liae| combines, the simplicity of • :pu3j.-i juhoh' tuning on: yoiir /favourite- j stat on I, arid the extra tonal quality of to o ' I ■speaker;' t^geSabsolutelyvfprii^^^


modern rai'qm its most lux^iouS ’ With the beauty of an original tins: new all - wave


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.tim'e pf serwee ltd theParish Church.,, lA , hatlv^,_df ,'Whalley,, ,he' .was;:,'.born: rat Mechd^cs-terrace.dz.'years ag'o,'ahd was R ^ o % l y ::fdhd;tf’ttte; village, airid; dui


.thei vlUagers heard on Saturday eyenhig of the death of.Mr.,William Den.ey, Of- 14, :Qi|eeri-street, ,who ,had, glyeit A life-.


; ^eyejiiteeri .years o't age, arid; coritmuirig, until ,tjis .demise.. .Mr., Detiley, was also'


'aS^latpd with the'cr’icket club, of Iwhich he was ari Old iriember.. Etriployed as overlooker;; pt.'.Jud^e ;,% lm s le y^ ^ had,)i?6rked;there foTlia^


.thp' .enid,,pf the .war),; .Held. Irij high' esteem, Mh ;Deriley,;^as o f’ a'riulet d5- ppatlOri, 'arid.Talthp^


ha d' one brief,-iperlod’ di about twelve riibnths‘,at;Foulsykes;,MUk 'Clltheroe,'' at


'extended tp Mrs, Deniey In her sorrow, ra e literment'topk placp on Wednesday,' Ip the. .Parish. Churchyard, the ' Vicar (Rev., H.‘ ; 'W,; Butterworth) ofQblatink.-


MemberS'pf thp choir were In atteridariCe and bpre the cbffln.'to the grave. Durlrig an Impressive service,. the hyiriri'Jesu, LoVer of: riiy' Soul ” tya’s 'Sun^-, together with 'the Nunc; Dlmittls. /;'.


Rabbits in Socks


CLITHEROE W FfNED |A)P^ MORNING CApToRE


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- three unemployed labourers, Joseph: States and James States, of 23, North-Street,! and Charles Waterhouse,'of 33 Triylor-street, were summoned for'being in llleisal,’possession of 45 rabbits. ..They pleaded -"■not’guilty."! P.C. Crabtree stated:that.at 4-15 a.m. on


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' defendants were unable to do soi Taking possession of the rabbits and the sacks, he told defendants they would be reported. Waterhouse said, “ We know how many there are," With assistance, he took the sacks to the police office and checked the cohtente. He found they contained 45 dead rabbits, three long nets, eight pegs and a! billji line. Questioned by defendants,' witness denied


that he was told that Mr. Whittaker, of Bolton Peel had given them permission to catch the rabbits. He did not say; "Out with those rabbits” until he had examined the contents of the sack.


got permission to take the rabbits from Mr. Whittaker’s son, who had been with them. One of them then produced a written stkte- ment which was handed to the-Magistrates. Tills was' said to be a written permission from Mrs,'Whittaker.


Defendants told the Magistrates that, they ■ ! . !


dnE MAYOR’S CZECHOSLOVAKIA REFUGEES FUND


got the statement tub day after the police­ man stopped them.


The Magistrates Clerk: You ought to have had it beforehand in writing.


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had had verbal permission and did not think they required permission ip writing. ! Alter


Waterhouse told the Magistrates that they ! :


the constable had stopped them, :they:.went and got permlSsloA in writing from Mra. Whittaker.


word of mouth is not sufflcleht. It must be in writing arid can only be glven.by a tenbt or, the owner.


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son had been with: them, defendants wlefe asked by the Magistrates Clerk why they, hkd not brought him to court as aiWitness.


. each and the rabbits, nets, pegs and billy Ifiie would be confiscated. .


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Waterhouse :i He would not conle, ' : The Magistrates Clerk: 1 thought not.. ' After : a retirement, the' Maglstrptis announced that defendants would be Shed’l l


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man where they had got the rabbits from) ! When it was claimed that Mr, Whittaker’s


fiefendants added that they told the police­


ofi; Tlii repel V( ledge;'


will The Magistrates Clerk: Permission|b/ , i. i j ; ' I


' Questioned by the Magistrates Clerk (Mr, J. H. Ramsbottom) defendants admitted they


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abo'( 193i.


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it of Subscriptions, received .-for the e-mentioned Fund to 3rd November,


Obtmitlon; from AR.P. whist drive aid


Prwei


ard and Mrs. R. Y. Parkinson . .,.


Mrs E.W -


1 Sons . . . . ( I . . . ; . . . . ....... . ’. Goodman, Esq. ...... . R. A. H u n t ...........


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I(j)TE^At the request of the-Lord Maybr Lindon,. this Fund Will be closed as from iiday next, the 8th Instant. Subscriptions '’ved after'that date will not be acknoi^ id ,,ln the Press, but acknowledgement be ^made'individually ab far as’pbsslbie.


cut leroe Division Labouri' Party, has gopii.’ to Doncaster ,to,: assist In- the otgi nlsatlon bfi a: by-election.-there, ' '!


Mr. Fred Constantine, secretary: of the £105 p. |9 0 2 iO


1 dance, per the Chief Constable 2 2 seds of Social, per M. Woodhouse 1 6


Previously acknowledged .. 97 2 .


£ S . : .


Wednesday, October 19th, he was’ in uniform in Kendal-street when he-heard k mdtob-car coming down Chatbum-road.’ ThS car tuimed into Kendal-street and he, signalled Ito; the driver to stop. He did so. Opening the front of the car, witness noticed that the ^driver was John Towler Pratt and;: sitting besides him, was Joseph, States. -The iothdr Itwo defendants were occupying, rear ; seati. | At the rear of the car he noticed thred sacks which contained dead rabbits and thrCe long nets in a wet condition.’ He asked defend­ ants how they came to be in possession of the rabbits, and Waterhouse replied; "We have had permission to catch them.", iAsked'who had given them authority, James iStates replied, “It is all right; We have held'per­ mission.” Asked to ' produce : a permit,


motor car^in the early houiri of the morning had a sequel at the Borough: Sessions, yester­ day, when foiir 'Clltheroe men, JoluiiTowler Pratt, fowl dealer, of 19, Pimlico-road,i and


: A policeman’s discovery vfhen he stopped'a Fimlico Bridge Peril


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GON DRIVER FINED AFTER COLLISION WITH CAR.


Sq lare-street, Ramsbottom,: was :flned, jsi,'and was ordered to pay witnesses’ exi:enses, at GUtheroe Borough Sessions yesterday, : liilUlam Smithson, retired farmer,’ of 'Wqddlngton, stated that at 9-30 a:rii.’;on. ;ober l3th, he was driving a motor car .lojng Pimllco-road in the dlrectlpn 6f


i''for driving a motor .wagon without sopable consideration lor other users the road, Arthur William,'Green, of 53,


wai bent and the steering wheel knocked out of true position.


: " I efendant told; the Magistrates .that


that was his first accident In eighteen ye^s’ experience as a driver. T he Magistrates’ Clerk (Mr. J; H.


Rai nsbottom): How did It happen ? i I efendant: I have a long wagon arid


It Is necessary to take a broad sweep to get round the comer. The’Magistrates’ Clerk: Is It possible


to j :et round without pulling well out ? etendant: It Is not possible to get ove • the bridge without pulling well out.


^liiUco at a slow speed. When about two yards from the corner of Pimlico brlige', he saw a big wagon, driven by delendant,.comlng In the opposite dlrec- tlo:i. I As the wagon was on the wrong sid! of the road, witness jammed on, his ijrakes. ■ The driver of the, lorry swung to 1 ils left to avold a collision but the rear poitlon. of the vehicle collided with the' ca4 with the result that the offside mud-: rd was badly damaged, the front axle


Wo^rtk^to Ills fellows.;^. Syiripathy will; be; . , he-rendered.: service ,'d^ He:


;lts mstltutlons;,'.; Ev e ryth^ assphiated , yrttn'the'.Parlkh Church,'commanded Ws Interesti’ahd.i.herspryed,:l6yally ;l' ap: '& chbr^tdr,, JdlnWg' thp' - chplr ' When,but


" Tenders, in plaln pealed eriVeldpe,'pnd6r,..„, "SubBtatiori, Chatbum” to be received'by, the undersigned not later than Wednesday, 16th November, 1938; , -Vi


'tKri:,';area ' ’supplied.' by,Uhe Council,. with electricity..


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accept the loweat-qr any .‘t e n d e r , , „ . -


; ■ aiTHEROE. ' 4th November, 1938.-


Town'Clerk’s O f f i c e ,


The.:-, Council do, not, bind- therhselvisi to . G, HETHEBINGTON, , ■


; ; ■ Town Clerk.'-


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may be obtained-arid the General Conditions of ‘Contract Inspected ‘ 'at ' thC' EleCtriolty Office, King. Street, - Clitheroe; oh' and alter; Monday, 7th November, 1938. Contractors tendering, must -.'reside-; w thin


.Plans, Sp^lflcatioDs arid'Forms,of Teoiler i


Mdndny,;^T^^ P A T O ’B R IEN in


public Notices TTT


',^ E o u G H ;6 ]li qLi'|a|a(^; ■■'‘ELECraiCITi^^ 'DEPARXMraX'


ERECTION OF SUB-SliATION IN- LANE, CHATBURN


MEL


P B I I iA Y ,;, 'N O v 4 m M R ' 4, 1938.. LEGAL NOTICES,


JOHN LEONAto MACALPINE DzCEASn). ! Pursnarit (0 the Trustee Act, IKS, !


■.i'l^oircE :i£ Hereby; given that I aii i v Creditors .and ..other persons harifig olal&''agBlnBt''the -estatC of JOHN'


BDy‘ OlBiniS' agBmbV uiiBic UA uv/AiAN LEONARD MAOALPINEMte of ploses Hall; Bolton-by-Bowland, In the County of ;Y9% Mtatog 'En'gtobbr ™'d died b


of October, 1938, by Gertrude Elizabeth Mary. Macalpine the Execiitrlii; theteiri' named are Ijereby;requlred to send;particulars in writing of ,their.claims ltd US- the undersigned the S b U b l t o - - - --------- ---------- -


July,-ifikft.tod'whose Wifi'was:proVed in the Manchester Dlstrictr Registry on the ,17th day


trie Sdtri'day! of December, 1938,’ after, which date the said Executrix will proceed, to dis­ tribute the assets:bfi the':sald deceased bavjn regard only to the claims then notified.' , ; -


s for the said jExecutrix on or before


DATED this 26th day 'of: 06tot«r, ''19S8.! * BOOK Fi)GAR AND CO.,:


53,. Sprtog';G^deM^^^ POUL-tRY, EGGS, BTC.


•■ J-'cbtiib/ U'vkr:trouble,;w^ cured lnl24 hours with JOHNSON’S REVIVING TONIC. Bottle 7Jd., Is. 2d., 5s.—Blackburn’S, Com .Merchants, ,CUtherbe;f(---.-a- .-■ -.ii :


ITENS, Geese,”rrirkeyB, moplii^' rilibuf, dark


! Pleading guilty to fishing for trout with, an illegal Instrument, Thoriias Tomlinson, labourer, ■ of-;,;24,; North-street, ;was! at


piltheroe Borough; Sessions yepterdriy,. 'fined'lOs. The prosecution was conducted by Mr, D. A. S.'!Houghtbn,’ of PreiMn, deputy Clerk to the Rlbble FlBhery Boaijd.


' ■ P.S., Thompson stated that on Thuik- : day, September 29th,; he was on duty |i ■plato clothes’lnHp-Brooks-road whep he saw defendant standing in Mearley Brook


■with hip jacket off and-his trousers rolled up .above the knees;!-' He-watohfe'd {dr'a


• ■ Defendant said he ’wap yery-'kOfry -for what had happened and would see It did not happen again.


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, The Magistrates' decided! to confiscate the net.


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lew minutes' and saw defendant poWriB under the-side of the bank -;wltH‘ a long stick and" found that Thebe-was "a spread; out-to ItS'-fullCst extefat''lri' brook. ■'When asked what he wis dAln'g;' defendant saldi-f Flshing;'] “ " ' '


THE CROFT .NURSING : W H A L L E Y ,


MATEBSiTYr ' SUBOIOAli .pAliENTS RECEIVED (with


I patients own doctor in a^ter'’— ' ' ■ Terms 'Moderate


,ii'. a p a r t m b o t s .


station;; and.i; *bup.-t' Mr$, '..Westbyj uYentiire Villas, Chatbum.- ,


,r r :J(f a a


„ day, when .iestimates; were■ submitted ifor '. vestry, extensions. Those of Mr,. T ., J a t o n ■ 'were unanimously ; aceiepted,' approxlniatdy


TRUSTEES’ MEETING.-’iCrustees'O’-the Union-Street Methodist- Church met- on jnie&i


;22nd, 1939. Envelopes'are now beipg Cistri- jbuted and various social''events will be held in the meantime. . , .;


j; , ■ i j - “ AT HOMES.”—TWO’ splendid 'eritbr-i


talnmetits were provided at the annual: ."At Homes’’ held'in'the'Methodist School last week-end.', "On Thursday night, Mri' Ross and Mss M, Ross-vvelcbmed a large company,' and Mr. E. A. ParklnSori, b ;a ., of Chatburri, was'ln the'chair. A first- rate prbgratrime was presented'by thp “Avohdales” Goncprt "Party, of' I^plsPn,' In which individual and concerted! Items


were; Interspersed with sketches i In humorous vein. The pantoralmej.“ Glnderella/’ proVpd


such a popular attraction on Sa.turday evening, that the school was crowded, !lt Is. estimated thatjthe attendance, :nurii-i


bered .35,0,- and 'many .had to be turned away. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. HamUton were


host and hdstess,';and Mrs.: Greaves,-rif


Waddington,. Introduced by- the Rev. R. Holt, presided.; Packed: with, laughable situations and Incidents, the production


. contained many musically,, attractive Items, while the dance numbers attained to. a high .standard. Mss Marjorie Waterhoupewas b s,weet iand;: popular Glnderella, using her pleasant cpritralto


£150. The.wbrkis,tb.be,,(:arri£d;Out at pnbe. A congregational meeting y?as held on Wed­ nesday when ways and means of raisin; the mohey were' 'cojislderedi ' "It- was!'deClded, owing to:the success or the'lSst.''GlIt :)ay,” to, hold a slmllar effort on'Wednesday;-®) :arch,


' . COUNTRY ■FAYEE.’’T-Gn!,’Tue5day, feveh- irig .members ot thte Mothers’ Uiiion iand, their children took- part hi a most enjo 'able “ Country Fayre.*’ This Vvris. he|d ;ln, St. Paul’s School and the players, clad in countiy


; entertainment terminated with a “ Good­ night ” chorus. ■ The show was produced by


-Mrs.. Gradwell. ,'This wap the first occalon on which an entqrtalmnent ofithis kind had been presented, by the. congregation of St. Paul’s and the spirit and zest shown ly all who took part is a good augury for other productions., . ' ' ' - , ’ j "


Geese Fowls • Rabbits, etc.-


Pheasants Chickens Ducklings pnebs


A share of your patronaye will be gratefully receivd.


.attendantupon,i“Cjlnders.” Hisdescrlp- |tlon of Sam Small’s experiences at Buck- jlngham Palace, y^here he was to be pre- sented;^th a medal,, was provocative o f


aharmlng little fairies. Mr. F'.'Forrest very cleverly 'portrayed the dual roles of Barpri and Barpness, arid Miss E. Cook wpn acclaim as the' Herald. Clever,tap jdanclng .; was Introduded- by -Mss M, Holden, and iflvefyears-old Naii -Smltfa, ;Who was one of' thp hits of thp perforni- ance, Iii addltloH to her solo dahclni. Miss'. Holden ;appeared ' with, Doreeh Douglas and Jean Mowle In the. darice, "The 'three, o f uS.’’ ’ : The efforts' of the principals Wfirt,backed:up by a capable, chorus,, arid eveiyone concerined in tlie production Is to be warmly congratulated.^ Miss J.' Maciaren, the producer,' arid M sk M. Flslier; who'asslsted and also acted as acc'qmpaii|sti 'ha'd ri pleasant surprise at the ;brid o f! the' perfprriiarice when' they


ilntense amusenierit; arid chlldrferi slttirig in frorit ,of..-the -platform took, up, the refrain of. hls.song,;I’m knitting a sing­ let for Cecil,” .with .great gusto.- As the sisters, Josey: and iWopsy, Mr. J. Stud- holme and Mrs: .Chatbum -added to the general furi.' : Mssjlvy Starkle.made an exceedingly happy ifalry godmother, arid she was accompanied by numerous and


,were;_the MClplentobf haridsoriieiboxes o t : chocolates Ija! appreciation o f ' their ser­


vices.-Supper, served: by a committee of


;ladle8,-brought theCAtHomes” to amoPt ■succespful-' Vconciiislbn.' - T h ep ro ce ed s totalled over £30." : ! : i; ;


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.voice to ,marked advaritage lii the songs, “Can I forget you?” and 'Borne day, riiy Prince wUl come.” : Shpiiyecelved admir­ able support from Mis? Alice Starkle in the role of Prlrice Charming, anil the pair blended well In the duets, “ With' a smile .and- a song” and “ The sweetest song In the world.”. Miss Starkle also had a capital song and dance number, “ Will you remember?’* ‘^The humorous elbment was' ln the very .capable: hands of Mr. Albprt.Hawbrth as; Buttons, the faithful


. and songs. iThe children did particularly will especially; )n a crinoline number, and “Our Little Fair.” The evening’s outstandlrig-isvept was a sketch. "Neighbour, of Goose jerry Court,” an extremely amusing cqmecy to which the players did fulljustice. The


smocks took part in numerous country dances 14, COLNB ROAD, BURNLEY.!


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I WOOLLENS - SiLKS • COTTONS 3


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13 FUR RENOVATORS, etc. 'JOlif OUR CLUB '.


14 & 16, KING STREET, - CLITHEROE Telipherie 346


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TjX)R'. SALE-Modem detached HOUSE, .•X.. "MARWIN,” Clitheroo Road, Whalley, dining and sitting-rooms, scullery, 2 bedrooms,


! mobUe) Hecirical Engineers, CUtliefoe. ' Telepljoiie 252,' also Blackburn ’ 6052; i)


, , ;y . yon TOit.; New Batteries in stock; ready, charged..—W. & F, Dawson, Auteh


BATTERIES BE-FLAtEO while


‘i'DREP.’’—A revolution In easy . X!:'imakes'shavtog;'a:pleasUre.: Ge,, » ...a.


jari'and be convincedr 6d., 1/3 ard 2/6.4 Bailey’s, 3, Castle Street.


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WHISJ—A cheap line of Whist Cards.—Advertiser and Tmes; 6. lidferoe.;


' whoselectures I have attended, offers' a Quick revision course to; those who' have,: forg6tten;- thelr; ' e » ly '' lessons.i


L R. .B.AJVI.,


47, Castle View, Clltheroe.


th e aiTIIEBOE AUCTION .’.mart .COMPANY LTD.


M O N D iy m i , SALE OF FAT " CATTLE AND SHEEP at KM5 'am, when a good show of i


21 PARSON LA N E AN


62, WpONE L A N E , C L ITH ER feiephone 287


Pendleton^s New Vic ar :OE


.. 'the Rev. E.' Hurford-Jonek, who.fof past nine years has been curate ai


.Thomas’s Church,^St. Annes-ott,-Sea,__ accepted'the living of All Saints’ Chirch,


Pendleton-in-Whalley, and It is expected that he will be Instituted


' Christinas. i ' ' 'Before going to St. Annes, Mr. Hurford-


Jbnes was for thirteen years senior curate at Hoylake, Cheshire, and he has' had wide experience'In all branches of parish work.


| ; ; The living has been vacant during the


past few months; follbwlng jthe resie na­ tion of the Rev. G M. Rogerson. . Dical clergy have asplsted In maintaining the services, many of which have been con­ ducted-by Mr. J. B. McClurg, of Me lor, Who was formerly clerk to the! Bpwland Rural District Council.


, -1 ■ ' - ;. : On Tuesday evening, Mr. McClurg c on


ducted a special service in trie churcl i lir honour of the Feast of All Saints, gl-ing ari appropriate address.


j . WHALLEY-Continued.


the-lltle of'a:toplcaraddres3glveii byMr. t. Brown, of Great Harwood at a'meeting held at.the Baptist Chapel on Tuesday under auspices of tke .Women’s.Social Hour.: Hopwood ■ presided over a’ fairly ' attendance.


gave' a .very; Interesting address eat "Mending Things’,), at a ineetirig 'b f ,__ Women's Bright-Hour rield at the Methodist School on Wednesday afternoon'.


BRIGHT HODE.-The Rev. H. Hooper - ;■ ,.,!


LIME AGENT, SLAIDBURN. I


’Phone 24. LADIES HOUR.-’’ Pools and fools . I nao


,:drs. big


was the


For Farmers Only


Do You -Want A CHEAP Road, and A GOOD Road ? Theit Use Our— - . |


■'Three'Grades: Pine,Medium,Rough.' See’; or - Write f ^ Special Prices .to :4-


T


Luke’s Mission Room are holding a wries'of monthly " social ■ events in order to' money to pay for the decoratlbri: of t; m bt


iswick Quarry Bottoms y Mrs. R. Mltihell airf^Mra Messrs.- P. 'Walker" t^d'-B'."Starideii.


WM held, Mi\. N. M,.Adamson car ded- out b duties of'M.Qi (EflQ-tiiB priijes 'wrs wcto


Coplow View; :h'aa!;'lost- one i. iw respected officials In trie person of Mite McCarthy,- assistant;:-'toatron,- ■resignation took effect on Mond;


She . leaves "with the bfep't wishes colleagues.


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Stock will be forward, from well known Dealers and Farmers.


: ■-' • Judging at 10M5 aun. ' ' , Sale at 1045 a.m.


will be held on TUESDAY, NOV. 22nd. Tel. 325.


THE ANNUAL, XMAS PRIZED SHOW AND SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE


’


' E.' CHESTER, , : Secretary


of GELD AND LAYING-OPP CATTLE Will beiheld, when a good-show, iof all classes' bf


g


IDAY N E XT, NOV. U T H . ANNEAL XMAS PRIZE SHOW AND SALE


7 0 '8 0 HEiFIBS AND BULLOCKS L O O O - l .S i r iO S™EP AND LAMBS


x j u u u ±i/9\J\J .ffili be on offer. Grading at 9-30 a.m. .


Q h . 'l A A newly calved COWS AND XUU


^TUESDAY N E XT, SALE OF D A IR Y CATTLE AND CALVES -


at 10-45 a.m; when HEIFERS and 1 2 0 - 1 3 0 CALVES will be forward. |


;lrie ,ky8tom of Mr. John M. Williams,’ the successful American teacher,:


TENDERS. AUTO-ELEpTRICAL REPA R8


Dynamet^ Starteni, iw^netot,; ete. Repaired and Ovarhauljid


All REmoEMENT -Paets ni' >TbOK; W. & F . DAWSOf


KHTON TERRACE, CLITh IeROE Telephone 252, also Blackburn 6052


WANTED.


Cock Chickens fetched from ^ . -A p p ly , Prptt Junior,. Dog H ) Whalley. Telephone,150.


1^ANTED.M,000 ■ HENS per week for T hateries and killing l/6d. to 2/-; also lywhere.


I el Yard,


House, CUthoroe; middle Novembe r.—Write Mrs. .Murray, WJBlmllco Road, CUtheroe.'


0 0k ; GENERAL, with ■ ;efence4 and experience, f o r _ _ _ ___


Waddington Road,.Clltheroe.


gO)d ref- Prospect


T^ANTED.-^OK GENERAL fokmodem house; other, help: ikept; ont -child in J- U. Southw3rth, 77,


' X hooms, with board; ‘PimiicA district prefened.^Writo Box No. G.I., Advertiser and Times, .


experience and wages-required to Box No Q.2., Advertiser and Times. . ; , VOUNG LADY requires Two Un umished


: ’


iW AN T E O -G o o d GENERAI, also » » KrrOHEN MAID for locM hotel-


experience not essential. If 8daptabS.-Applv Advertiser and Times. '


Poultry Roclety and the Farmers’ Di ion follows:— . ■ -


Wholesale 2/3d.; ■ Retail 2/6d.


The price M eggs, ariahged by ho local ■


, PRICE, OF EGGS; Etc.


- ■ , i ”


experience essentlartfootwear pfefeijed). A pemanent position for,suitable apjlicaht.- Write in confidence, stating age, previous


iir^ANTED.—For Shoe ’ Trade, jpEMMJE ’ SHOP ASSISTANT; • prevk us shop


bhth;, W.C.j Small garage, garden.—Apply !after'4-30’ p;m.i •-


a a


side.—Apply,


MR. F. MOORES Sawl^.


lo u s e y LOST.


'r pST—One HORNED EWE; tar mark tiear -X4 '6ide.-ADDlv. Lofthouse, ’Whitehall, Grindleton.


I" OST from Waddow Farm, TWO RiAMB.- Xx 1 Suffolk and 1 Keny.—Information,- please, to H. Tattersall, Waddow Hall Farm, Waddingtom I ,


. :


T OST.-SWALEDALE,EWE; marked •Xj near horn, TH, near side, might be on rump,—Bland, Laythams, Slaldburn.


FOUND. Green'Farm, ! 'Worston, Clltheroe. |


rtAME ASTRAY.!-One HORNED EWE ind ;HB. IiAMB.-r-AppIy E. Bailey, Angfam


Hire & Drive Yourseli 1937 SM.O ON CARS.


SPECIAL |nOTE.—These are the'ONlLY ■; Local Cars iproperlj INSURED |for - HIRER DRIVING.7


W. & F. DAWSON, i f TEL. 252,'also Blackburn 5052.


B IB TH S , iA B B IA a E S , DBATHS W E D D M G .


FlTCH-:-MOTT.—bn November 1st, Arthur Fitch, of Dunnow Hall, New and Liverpool, to Joan, daughter of and Mrs.: 6. Fi Mott, of Liverpool. :


w i r DEATHS.


.REERY.—On the 3lst October (suddenly), . 27, Merlyn Road, Cleveleys, Jane, beloyed wife of John E, Berfy, aged v- years. Cremated at the Carieton Creim- torium, November 4th.


, ' Her end was peace-perfect-peace. • - >


HALL.-;-0n the 3lst October, 1938, - at Pimlico Road,: Cllthdrde, HnnnAh, beloved wife of | Jesse Hall, aged'77: ye; Interred at West Bradford Methodjs Chapel, November 3rd.!


IN MBMORIAM.


SIOTSON.—to ever; loving memoryi of „ .neartyffe and Mother, who departed tlis life 1st November, 1936,


:


So fond to our memory, so dear to or heqrts,


. ,Our love for you will never depart; ,


. thoughts of you. .


No matter our years-!-be they many >r ,;few 4


r years of remembrance ai


/&o to memory; .of Malcolm, son of tl e above, who passed away I9th June, 1938


—Ever remombetod by all who loved thei i 19, Woodflcld View, Whalley,


’


;®9PTHW0B1'H.—to .loving memory of 1


k -lfffiHovemtier 7th, 1935, tog prior to the: Jubilee celebrations to r «u1840..


EiTORTS^The bfflcia s of St. |6. St.' Maty’s Street; CUtheroe, )tilld-‘


, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.


DKNLEY-Mrs. Dcniey wishes to thank al. ;relativeA neighbours; friend an: : ambers of the-Whalley -Parish Churct


ra o lr : for !: kind ; .sympath;. and flora tributes .: received:, during her j sac


y.'lasj.' 6f;he'r'


whose'/ .M. Queen Street, Whalley;, . ■bereavement. ; : ; .,


' ’ >- i


Adverter and Times Co., Ltd;, at 6, Mdrkel Place, OUtheroe.TeL 407-408 (two lines);


. ; ,^ t e d Md Published by the Clltheiw


Mother, who departed tbs [


' ~E'’er remembered by her Husbanc ,. , Daughter and Son-to-law.


:ajs. the y CM


T.N. red


'j day of ON SALE.


pleasure. ' Sample’jark 6d.; others at 2/0,—Bailey’s, 3;' Castlb Street,


! ' - 4amJ. A A t


Blood-tested stock birds; from lb/»* upwards, —0, Hudson; Toll Bar, Chatbu


QOdD Seleotlfa Sf Ri,R.\ •* Rn ■ COCKERBLSTbred fro,m Fed


iTVRy "PReP ” for;Tough Beards, tender ■••• skta, and;, sole rieck;;;makes;6havfag a


4'J


1/B and 1


H


3TOCK! and


.•EtOR SALE.-70 ,ILACK LEGHORN and .............


also Rhode Island Stock OOOKERFiB, bred from blood-tested; stock-Apply Orates HylesmoOr-’Pariir, \


RHODE ISLAlfe CROSSED PULLETS, h, Skiptoh.


tjiOR SALE by . Private Treaty.-DOUBLE •k .: COTTAGEyMAIN STREET, .GI8BURN as lately occupied by A. E. Butler. Keys with T. Waddln’gton, Main Street,' Olsburri.- OSers In writing to A. John D. Robinson BolicltorsjDUtheroe Castle, Clltheroe) 'ji ; ;


■piOR SALE.-:-Pure.Brfid STOCK cdtlKER- •X' . ELS; Anconaa,; ; Brown and |i White Leghorns.-Briggs, Hlghfleld; Slaidburri.;


:t o r . SALE.-500 International NORTON •X ,1?M.--4, Kirkmoor I (Terrace,; Clluierbe.


j^INNER SERVICE.—15.


liinxfiini Difijtvvivii.—iq. , Piedes Willow ■' Pat'teriri-^Apply' Advertiser and: pnes. [:


'iriecds suitable 'for presenta—A. H..I[ABRIt SON, 109,'WhaIm e y ; road;


A NTTQUES : / 1; OLD ,-BRASS, PEWTERp OAK, and MAHOGANY; many small


T^OR:SALE:-4Prlvateiy: owned 'SB.2i Oj'hki X):!,':Bcrupul6usIy ■ rilaintalned ; by • expert mechanic; taxed and insured, any trial) Also' Blmqst .new RUDGE. BIOYOLb ; ; 8 :speed dynamo.—126, Dill Hall Lane, Church. '


N . A . HACKING ft SONS ''.'iroii;


M E M O R I A L S . Erected anywhere, Distance no ob


Send for Catalogue. We can anra^ to bring you by car to Inspect' .or stwk


Largert‘selectionj in East Lancasblriiot ORCT, BALMORAL RED, AN!) BtACK. GRANITE MEMORIALS.


Address:— |


Telephone toa - Established ini. TO LET.


C IM IT IR V OATC8, . ACCRINGTON,


t r io LET.- 2 Furnished SITTING-RCOMS X and 2 Furnished BEDROOMS; ^ e n r Mnvenience8.-^Apply Mrs. Bailey, Hawthorne Farm, Hawthorne Place, Clltheroe '


r p o LET,: Irom! November 5th.-,Good •X HOUSE, 80; CHATBURN ROAD;TbS; rooms, bathroom aid w.c., outside waMouse hot and cold water; electric throiighoutf rerrt


13s., also rates.-Apply , Whiteside, 30 Castle Street.


. ’ i ,


- X board-resldende, at Grove House, Wti :Lane,xClitberee.


r r o LEy-isg, nH . X and three dow Times. ■


!


r r o LET.-rComfortable APARTMENTS, or ’oone


lON STREET; two up -Apply Advertiser and


f r o LET.—FUrirlshed or Unftimished •X House, 59, WADDINGTON ROAD Clitheroe; av^We December 20th.-|-Pull particulars at Ul, MlKon Avenue.


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