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’-’i''' '-i/- 'v:; : ' ■ ' i :^iT HEROE ADVERTISER ::-V G|^$)pRE oven - ta b l e : I Only av iilabie to SATURe|aY, l ltb FEBRUARY* vp'.


SPECIAL GIFT OVAL


PIE DIS


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CASSEROLE - I No; .S293 | j )■;


A. W. WH see: tVDjiioWI show ■ ■ U I. IROOTldNGER,


14, C^fifLE STREET, CUTHEROE WISE


ARENTS GUEST’S COLLEGE ! SEl^t) THEIR children T0 | !:!


, I. . I because the ttalhing Is . SpUND. THOROUGH !& SUCCESSFUL, your bopy of the College Prospeijtus NOWj on’tlhesltate to seek the advice of the Principal, at' ■


) ^ r l l ,E x ( a


rebty Blackburn (Tel. 540 1


■ 1 ! ; ^merbiai :cateij5r.’


Thone 3939 br2l58


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coarse, jyou can^t get.j a situation; in an offlbe' , Jess you are trained.! Alston’s teach! nqt bnly| ..jeory ofi commercial subjects, but the applicaib|n| thbse subjects to practical work, thus laying a firm i founldation upon which to ibuild a successful cdih-| :;;jr ; '


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' SEND FOR FREE PROSPECTUS.


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' ...........' '■I FOR ' I iW i t cTT (inifGHEE


JVitchos “ Still: Ride onj Bi’<lbm8ticks ” |


WOJIAf


WHp'iSL]|api ic i im A i , ,'


WITH A


-| • dountw, if only ini the imagination, ol supemitious people.


HUMAN FEABS. still ride on! brpomstlclcs in this


fbrtudes and to remove al spell from a ring,’) wias rifosecuted under an Act of Parliament passed over iOO years ago. ’


gipsy ivhd was found: guilty at Ports; 1


j ' . . 1 ol y unlawfully undertaking to tell


stltio'ns caimoti be controlled by Acts of Parliinient..


lOn ffie ad,Vice; of the Portsmouth gipsy, a wonun said-that die put! a human hair into a poind of steak.whicli she-burled, and she also .iledt with!, a small crystal under thr


But) appaijently human fears and super: | i i ■' I i -i


' , niattrdss.;- . I '.M . I. LOOKEDjOVEE,”


were terrifled beiiause o'ffe ol their neighbours vfas-slowly ^Ihg, although the doctor could


! Tw J years! agoi 1 people iln a Dor^t Hamlet find nothing jwrbngl with; him.; A gipsy othmg lor him but deatn..! , ;


vfhidii they]bfelleved, ca§t a “magical prci- ‘ '''in" over t h e i r i h o m e s . : i


Villtigers hbi^ hp in'their cottages a golden itch’s ball and speciar bottles , of water


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and temote parts of Scotland that there are people'jwho believe in and fear witches. ! . j There are Ihundreds of thoiitonds of lintel lectubl people:who scoff! at such!beliefs but whoTneverthelessI; themselves are uncon scioiffily Bupebtltious. 1


nI Just watcll the number of people who will ! ' ' I f - | . ' 1‘ i - i i CUKES IWHICH BAFipUE. I i


over their door pr carry a! iiascot which Is supppted to bring them!luck, - |'


Then there are'those who'rail ^ horse-shoe 1


(joctors which are said to baidle inodem day, sclerjce. Al Woinan doctor who worked amore the natives of the Gold Coast, after seeing somet^g of the; strange cures which havd been Hmided down for centuries' came to the conclusion thatj.thej w(juld,,“repair Ihve^tigatlobl.”;'


Butj there are 1 cures , perfcrmed by witch


effective treatment fob tetanus, whereas Western medicine had {nbi treatinent which (loctors wouid carp to regard as successful, ‘


She said tbat they had uidoubtedly soipe ! ‘I i '


POUCE FAITH IN fiNgErpiunts


DESPITE EECOBDS OF;600,000 F ] |':' Scotland':,YA!


I pr0


DOUBTS OF MliGISTEATES I UE^PNE AT ED;


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tie '.conviction at'Scotland Yard that this system is -a certaib method of Identification, I I t 'a case at WalsaU it wte stated that a


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:\AriTHthe two Eavestlturps at Buctlng- ,! ii ham Pala,co next w|eek, the] King


ill • i: :


Queen from London In Junie many of the blfci State and socfal functions, normally held In mld-sunjmer. havejbeen put for- ■yard'ko that the brilliant London season will be much earlier than usual this year, and the big Influx; of vlsllorsi from the provinces and abroad' will ^legin In j Lon­ don in the- nextj few weeks.


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full swing wlthjthree Royhl .Courtii and the, four-day: Sta,te‘! visit bf the French President and Madame Lebrun, and the month will be imbst brilliant from the social point of I viewi that Londofl has known for many jrears.' r


:A MAN’S kcEET! -POCKETS, '5 : ;j i I


FTHE cheaper jtJmca bf iountalni •^i: . have brodght Into i being a


fashion in men’s jacket linings. So many men have; complained receiltly that their shirts have beeil riiined by leaking fountain pehs that West End tailors jhave now evolved a inew type pf waterproof


pens new


chamois leatheri with which to llnd ’ the topileft hand waistcoat pocket.


little pocket.;


Also coming BaCk Into fashion the ticket pocket


every suit In Vic; erlan and Edwardian days but were allowed to lapse.-


pockets whilst vlslpng my tailor recently, wasi the number of men who Insist on having a secret potket.- The most nspal place Is Inside the lining of a waistcoat; Rather satlrlcallylmy- , tailor explained the'reason to me , as; “ flfty per pick-pocket; fifty^er cent, ^ fe !”


ent. CROOKS MAKEjlioNEST CUSTOMERS.


rpALKINGof I clothes, li seems f crooks are about the best customers


Savile Row l)as these (days; During A recent bankrupl^y case a well-kr tailor admitted i that , his Business failed since many :of his. best clients! hai


own hai


beeh jailed for shdre-pushing and other frauds, ■ ■ i ( < ’


]


fallor was telllnfel me that If he (jould collect all: the debts owing to him during theilast few years he could well afford to. double his staff and business. > : i “ [The trouble u^day Is," he explained, “ young men of [distinguished faihllles


Actually most [tailors today are r worried about th^ tendency 6f young to skip paying their Just bills, i My


men own


i ally


; TMeiMekelused to! be made on ito;


; Another suprlaing fact I learned about just over the side ' March will seb |the, London season In


will commence ^ crowded programme of engagements 'HfWbh'win continue almost without a break] until he leaves wliih the Qpeen for their Chadian tour nextiMay. pwlng to the absence of i the King and


just don’t-pay up. In knew we mlbht have to ____ years forput bl|ls to be settled they were settled. Today wei when the ch


the old days we wait


----- j(iue Is goin^ to arrive.;


best clients!have been iiien who have since turne(lbut to be clrboks. 'W^e.have always found ithat people’In the! shady side of the lawi reailsd it Is w irtlii while to keep holiest In their* civil liabilities, while those ^hb are ofllclaily honest seem


- can honestly say that n ostiof .my


to think that debts to tradeimeh ' just don’t matter; !


I ! • 1 ; i SIAM WANTS A NATitpNAL ’THEATRE


I by an . English friend Hying in Bangkok I understand that; the three flings Slam ireallyineedlare!: il,’A;iiation£l theatre


2, A crematorium; 3, iA! sewage ! draliiage system. Perhaps th^e. need __ a national theatre could have bebn ex pressed amidst more ^ajiterlng needs.


theatre, ho^yever. Is'Scar :etv' as flattering to Its people as|the high Ideal^ that have inspired the sponsersi [of national theatre. • ' ; ' i = From a newspaper cu;tlhg tent,to me


and for


: But apart 'frbml,thls 1 heat that [the project Is-having a gobfl deal bf suppi from wealthy'Slamese ahdilt IS hoped „u get down to| essentials In'ftlfe nbar future. Slain is,not] overburdened yrttn means ' entertainment, aind my jfflends tells me that a theatre which coiild put on flrst- class plays,j .either native.jor European, -would be sure of a.ready.jwelcoife, for the Siamese are ah aftlstic irace' whose love


of the drama Is highly develop id. i ! = ' ' '! !; !’ a' I I , I '


BULLETS from! BIBliES. ..''I-


chester Hotel, the other iday, la head of a firm who pulp down used ipaper. He was


: teUlng me tnatj one of; the| chief sbufees lof did paper, are out-of-:date Bibles, arid that much of the paper when it Is pulped


,or two. He asked to take them away with; him fof ,a' few days, land Jater lii- formed Mr. Barnabeil that they were :original documents,;


! | ’ • ■ I ; JACK LONDONER.


! Another Interesting storyhe: was telling me concerned a! collectlop of bid manu­ scripts which came to his firib. They were waiting to|be pulped when a friend of his noticed them and glanced at one


carried on by Mr. George Barn abeli; who can truly say he turns Bibles Into bullets. Mr. Barnabeil, whornil met a,t the Dor­


/ANE of thb .strangest professi ms I have come across for 'a long tiihe Is' that


b r ; a few lilt always, ever know


|NCE again magistrates I have ref used to conviiit a man on evidence of finger ints alone, but It has to no way [shaken


print found i(jn a trinket bo:: coincided with the brint of [the man who v as charged, and al Yard expert Mid there wire 45 points of agreement with one in their possession. The man denled .that he had ever beCn near the louse whereito pUeged thef; took place, and ie magistrates found him, pot guUty and .he as] diwharged,


lagistrates abd Juries have refused to rely 'hoUy upon (he evidence of fingerprints with (her supporting; evidebite.


There have been other cases to which


pared paper, and tlie recbfds aye placed to fbld.ers which.[are indexed mid kept in the ngerprint bureau. [;


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aught each year by this method. that


yfthli


4;oop,ooo,ooo' plation of


has-been more


th|al n


, impressIons4n|ore' ■ the World,


two ■ iden i


ef Inspector caierrUl. i He Is convtoced[ the fingerprint systejm Is absolutelji It U; said


“ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE.’’ ^ department is undejr the control of


24,(wO criminals are


esitlfnited. thit there , may be ical prints in the


than


claimed that by greasing ai aeid .flngerpripts could be P£ atetj or altereu,


their' fingerpyints. to; the. a hot oil


I Tpo criminals of i Lyons


Ijjlng skin were unaffected tnelvlounds hpaled, the orlg tilmed in every detail;


thebuter skin' ‘ afid pressure


[le these measures destroy the jmpressioi


sU: means of eni


dCad- in other clrCumstan iff^ring from


persons killed


device to try to escape; detection by. this njeans, but tnere is no conclusive evidence: that they have ever succeeded. One convict


W lags ": have resorted :o every possible


d treatipent by rmantly-obliteri-• j


There has teen aril unsuccessful agitation for national registration of .fngerprints as a abilnglthe police to Identify


loss of meirio 7.


in road accidents, or found :es, and people


patrolman’s silver badIg


Ppllqeman’s miist,.treasured i....____ __ the new ones will be; 'made of special metal to tdke the luminous ]substapce which is td light therh at .bight.


the [ Leighton becoming devOpi ' Rev. J. R, ce.


pi


A! church se: pyers has re;


;rie ierviI


I down Is used In'the mariufactlure bf ex- iploslks. ',j ' !; I ■ I ■ ! i ■


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ifvlce especlall;' suited in 'seVe' Buzzard | Da,^.


:t churcbgejers, Paget wrio


.Hs : Assooiatidif ‘ , according, to organised thd ■ - . . . J


APARTMENTS,


conveniences;garage.—Apply Hdiythome Farm, Haw! CUtheroe.


(JARD-RESIDENOE for gentlemen’


_____ LOST


OST.-.:-A Gent’s kid GLOVE between Manor Road and Siddows; reward,—; )ly' AdvertisCV and Times.


; five; mihlitqs station; all . BIrs. BaUey,' 'thome Place;


one or twp ■


Irimtnous badijes, according to the latest from Mayor Lb Guariiia’s office. The ge is


York I police I [are to be Issued with


the NewefYork possession; and


ed the marks on IS on the underf tod ks soon as har pattern re- ,


once subjected tlon of boiling on hot plates,


The criming’ ”,'Who’s 'Who” at Scotland ard, a reporter,was told t(Way, contains five ’■'■on fingerprints of some 600,0Q0 people. ' bnpre^bns are | made on speciaUy pre­


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ru -.m - r..i-.n.-i----------------- ■ ‘ - - -i- PUBLIC NOTICE


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LITHEROE AMATEUR OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY.


duction of “Viktoria and her Hussar," are requested to send in same immedfately to:—r


JAMES 0. DEWHUHST, Sec. . I28j Pimlico Road, CUtheroe.


LITHEROE AMATEUR OPERATIC AND] DBABIATIC SOCIETY.


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Society wish to thank-T. Sotterthwalte and! Son Ltd,; for the loan of Dinner Wagon, alsoi the Swan and Royal Hotel,-for the loan: ofi Grand Piano, used In the production i of i


“ Viktoria and her Hussar.'! j


ILITHEROE ABIATEUB OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC! SOCIETY.


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■ Tenders wanted for Band (five players) for; the Opera Dinner and Dance, at the Swani and Royal Hotel on Wednesday, February! 22Ud (8 pm. to 2 aJn.). Tenders to be sent.toi the undersigned not later than Wednesday,! February: 15th.


• : I 128; Pimlico Road, CUtheroe. i : : . J. 0. DEWHURST, Hon. Sec. • - i The Committee and members of the above i


ALL havtog accounts.against the abpve' , Society ; in connection ; with the pro­


WANTED.


•|\|HS. JACKSON, Old established [Wardrobe ■LT*., Dealer; buys good discarded i Clothing, Carpets, CUirtains, Household Oddments, also shop keepers soUed or surplus stookq..—Write 8, Lonsdale Street, Accrington.


! 'ir


■Ti AI?Y (middle aged) domesticated, seeks post as Housekeeper or Companion-help. -r-Wnte Box No. X.3., Advertiser abd Times.


P OY WANTED.-^For farm work.-r-Apply Box No. W.l.,i Advertiser and Times.


IWANTED.-i-Cows to eat Hay uniu Sprmg.


Chester Avenue, CUtheroe. ___


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ANTED,—Capable Day GIRL, i 16


jll^ANTED for -Country House,! i Domestl !* V 1 cated GIRL to trato as hoijsemald.- Write Box X.4., Advertiser and Times.


—Write Box X.5.. Advertiser abd Times, years.-Apply' i Mrs. Hullson,


if I any'.to : Mrs. Elliott,' 14, York Street, CUtheroe,


aMART ASSISTANT requhed Tor ................


- [ - ;


,ot under iS,


HJ R nShop.—Write stating age and,experience ; . ■ ’.;


_________ __________ Gown


WANTED.-APPRENTICE for! . Dress- .'


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Order under sub-section (2) of section two of the Licensing Act, 1921.


A " ; the General Annual Licensing Meet­


held 'for dart •al members of


; J


iBolton-by^owland, ii\the West Riding of the' iCounty of York, pn the 6thiday of Februaily,. [1939, for the Division of Bolton-by-BowIaild im the said West Riding of the Comity bf .York.


,bn Sundays, Christmas Day and Good Pri- dayi shall be the hours between half-palst


i The Licensing; Justices for the Division hereby order that as respects Ucensed preiiT ises in the.said Division the permitted hoibs


: •[ i J.. Watson (L.S.).


i M. N. Wright (L.S.), 'Robt. Hltchin (L.sl), W.' |H. (Jhamley (L.S.), -Violet M. Garnett (LH.), J. Cottam (L.S.); H. C. Starkle (L.SJ). :


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.made Ui .coal mines,i under;the sea to sub­ marines; and from diving bells and in other undgrrearth caverns- andfastnesses is on view in Philadelphia, U.S.A,


[ An ..exhibition of subterranean - paintings .. . ... . . ■ ■ !;. : !| ' ^ I;


twelve and haff-past two in the afternoon aijd hetweeri seven and'ten in the evening,


ing holden at; the Court Hou^e.i •ftTANTED. — EXPERIENCED 11


in' ’ famUy.—Apply Box No. W.2, Advertiser and tunes. ■


,“-v PARLOURMAID: ,fond'of country: four I ' . i .


: T ICENSING ACTS,, 1910 i AND 1921 IWANTED ! to rent 6 to 8 acres of 'DRY


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eroe. 1 Y


to Waddington district preferred.-Write Box W.6., Advertiser and TUnes. '


........................ -li_ 1 . iLAND, must' be on: main road, Sawley..


our old, cycle WANiEDiifor spot Cash.—Bentham’s Market Place, CUth­ ' , ; ! ; ,


fg^OROUGH OF CLITHEBpE


, i I A PPLICA’nONS are invited ■ following appblntments'ln thbiBofougJi, Treasurer’s Office:—


for,: the ( 1 ) ■L. -----A- — . . -


JUNIOR CLERK—Blale. Ake hot to exceed 17 years; Salary payable wiU be according to scale.


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tektimonials, to be forwarded.to J. H. Taylor, Bcirough Treasurer, Town,Hall, CUtheroe, not later than 20th February.;


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and general Farm'Worker, prefeiribly with experience, of MiUiing Maohlnfe, and Accredited Milk production.—Apply. F. N. P^rclval, : Estate Office, Downham Hall, near (JUtheroe. -


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lYS/ANTED for Home Farm (T.T. herd and! all grass). Young Married! CjO'WMAN


! Applications, together with twp' recent


1(2) I JUNIOR CLERK—Female; Age, not I to exceed 17 years. Commencing 1 salary 13/- per week.


—’[ IN 10 MINUTES., Oystrax Brand Tonic' Tablets contain new Stimulant which gives ■new energy, vim,: instantly., Other togredtl-! ebts re-vitallze entire, body to . 7 days. Get toKlay. If pot delighted, maker refundp; price.-Fcr sale at Boots and all good^


R ' UNDOWN MEN, WOMEN 1 NEW LIFE, ■'] ' L. , : - J l |


poohj-pooh the suggestion toat they do m because it would be unlucky n pass beneath


ever j walk imder a ladder, put they would s' said that in Norfott, the West Countrj< j


SUES BY T. SILVEB^rOOD 17:EMPLE view, PENDLETON EOAD,'


i I' NEAE WHALLEY. ’l


. (situate between Whailey and Pendleton ! ■ ' !' '!


-village.)- . j'


SATUBDAY, FEBEUAEY 18th, 1939, T; SILVEEWOOD, favoured with Instruct


by Auction ' ■ ■ . ■ ■ - ■ • - ■ ' -•'" q AA ■ HEAD of High-Class Utility


. * tions from Mr. A. PEEL, will Sell


JJUU POULTRY, Cabins, Arks, Appliances, etc.,:as follows: , , ,


i Farmers Only


Do You jVant' A' CHEAP Road, , and' A I’GOOD Road;? 'Then-Usp Our——


Giggleswick Quarry Bottoiiii^ ;! l^ree Grades: Fine, MelUum; Eoliii.


700 Pullets, bred 1938; R.nt,, W. Leghorn^ pde dr Write for Special Prices and! cross breeds.


horns; Anoonas. ’These Birds have been selected from good strains and can be well recommended to intending buyers.


200 Hens,, year olds, mostly R.IH., W. Leg­


X 12, inch timber, very sound; 9 Night Arks; Clbcklng Coops; Glouiiester Incubator, for 450 j eggs; 2 chick r e ^ g Batteries; 3 Hoovers; Feeding ’Troughs; Water Fountains; Mixing Drum in iron frame; Com Bins; Provender Truck;' Platform 'Weigh Scales; Storm Lamps; Creosote Sprayer; Loose


Cabins and Appliances: ’Three Cabins, 24


Timber, Nettiiig, loose effects. Sale commencing 1 o’clock - . Terms Cash . i


CUtheroe.:


i . T. SILVERWOOD, Tel. 228.


IRE FOLD CO'tTAGE, CLAYTON-LE-DALE, ,


NEAR BLACKBURN


Cabins, etc. I I Full details!next week. ;


[FRIDAY, FEBRUARil ^24th[ 1939 . for Mr. E. SMITH: Cattle, Sheep, Poultry


CIATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1939, M Annual Sale of ’Timber, Carts and Barrows, etc., at the


EMPRESS SAW BOLLS, CHATBUEN, for LUKE SMALLEY LTD.: Particulars, see Posters. Sdle 1-30 pm. prompt.


PERSONAL aU OU . Auctioneer.


lKmE a g en t , ! SLAipBpRN. [:


JOHN HODGS( ’Plione 24.1


ofiBce 11 equipment.-Advertiser and OfBce, CUtheroe.


i


■ - LTD. ! ■ ' ' : : .


i


ANALYSIS BbOKS.-Lafge Icholci hilings and thicknesses. I See[ us


rfifpt'aU Tubes,


rpHE CLITHEBOE AUCTION BI^I|T CO. 1


MONDAI NEXT, SALE OF | EAT CATTLE AND SHEEP


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fat heifers, bullocks and cows and ] :


when a good show of I li rading at 9-30 a.m. Sale at 1()45 am. UU lOU


north country Isheep tsdUjbe on oper. '


TEE8DAI NEXT, SALE I Of JAIRY CATTLE AND CALVES


: at 10-45 a.m. when upwards of < NEWLY CAL'VED HEIFERS and ,COWS: ; , [ : . -


)0-7a; i CAL'VES wUl be on offer. | i ■ and ■ 1 ■ . I I


DHE NEXT SALE AND LAYING-OFF


;'


OF Igeld CATTLE


, wlU be held on li


iifward. Sale at 11 am ., [ .(|[ j' , ; EDWARD cIhESTEE;


125. . ■


IDAY Next, FEBRUARY J71h,| when a ifpl Show of IN-CALP CATTLEi .will be


Secretary. - -


a life! tube of really quick ! and' comfortable shaving.-j-Bailey’s, 3, Castle Street.


t:^ALDO Electric Diy! SHjA'VER costs


69s. but-ite self-sharpening [blade ensrires j


piBBLESDALE WANDERERS CRICKET -tw [AND ROWI.rNG CLUB. '


view: C.'N. Fowler, The Debe, WhaUey Road,' CUtheroe. ,


FOR Sale LAND 'ROtLER.-rApply to ',!’, '■'; !


I .' I '1,1.


wonderful laying result is due entirely to ^Ing Karswopd, Poutry Spied” sajs


R.IJR.’s kept ib the backgaiden.-“iiiis Sods, Com MiU, Castle Gate, CUtheroe; n | - A


A CebUNT BOOKS.—AU'rullbp,In [atOck, ’-tA- Hied choice of; bindings.The prices [are


right—Advertiser abd Times OfBce, CUtheree. _____ I


nOAXJTO.^yesI sibijte, soot C


protectidn/ yet itbppsSibleito dalbage even the most-delicate sklnj Twelve, mobth’s guaian; tee—Bailey’s, 3,'.Castle Street.:! I


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Sets, Radidh- Fertilizers, Insecticides, .dna all Garden i requisites; ’ Catalogues free.—John Ellis and Son, - Wellgate,' Clithdfbe. Tel.| 119;


(P -UARANTEED Jand Tested i SEEDS VT. Gafden and breenhouse,.Shallots,|0


—For further par TJVOR SALE^WeU-sitUated mbUem: Freehold


—ru r lUllUci pu.1 iculars apply: BOTHER- JC BUNGALOW to'., thC U h W


SALE and FORREST; Auctioneers, VafuCrs, and Estdte Agents, Bank Salerooms, CUtheroe (Tel.'95).' ! , I . ! ■ T! • '


e :’CBlttheroe District., opjjjy .


TBLECTROLUX CLEANER-latest sUept -IN machine; cost 19 gnd. Complete in with equipment: '£6 19s,'6d.—Write Box No. X.2., Advertiser and Times.


etc.,: repabred. All types of-radio supplied. Accumulators, B,T. Batteries: and Eleqtrical Goods Supplied.l Cycles and , Accessories stocked.^Hany Hargreaves. Radio- House,.


Y


our radio repairs.—couected,' repahed and delivered; Electric Irons,


d c / King Street, Whailey. . Tel; 93. i . |


■tUOR SALE.-Law MANURE CART, tipping gear and hay shelvtogs complete. | And


Dunlop Tyres.—Rl T. Eamshaw; Wheelwright, Sawley;|CUtheroe| ■


! ‘ j j ■ I 100, )00 YARDS I


BUTTER MUSUN 15 ya|rds for l/-j


Suitable for Dusters, Farmers, Market Gardeners, and 1001 '


I


We can Guarantee im m e d i a t e D E L IV ER Y


O F I OUR


aifieifSincK u n p m n See or write to : JO H N H O D G S Q N , I


TlffOTOR INSURANCE.^Payi as-yoi IvA Motor Insurance 1 with dignity; from Wrlgley’s of Preston,; the House of Safety, b. Corporation Street,-, Preston.]


H COVER FOR [SALE, latest model, bheap.


,-P- ■ Modem HOUSE,:; large! but 'neatly designed;and easylto work, in best partiot the district; WeU buUtiwith weU laid-out grounds;, early occupation, and returning rental of £78 per annum. Accommodation: - Drawing; room, Uvmg, kitchen,: scullery, larder; w.c., garage (front access); four bedrooms and bathroom, w.c.; . spacious - entrance haU and landing affordUig easy access to:all rooms, but,|at the same time, compact.—Further, particulars, T. Holden, Accrington Road; WhaUey,-Phone 71.


■Write Box lx.l.. Advertiser and Times. ■|jlOR SALE, 'WHALLEy.—Semi-Detached


ROSE] TREES.'-Flnest quality British I ■ -


doz.: Ramblers, lOJd.'each; Polyanthas, liftd. each; Weeping Standards 3/6 each.+-John EUis and Son, Vale View’Nursery,’CUtheroe. Tel. 119.!.


grown Bush -Roses, lOU.: each, 9/6 per DEATHS;


■plNVELOPES.—Special Oartririirp. Envelonppes.


5/6 per thousand,- Printed on front 6r flap, 7/- per' thousand - complete. A Umited quantity; only .-Advertiser and Times! Office, CUtheroe.


Cartridge Business .


Demonstrated anywhere; £4 10s. 0d.-!-Write - Box W;4., Advertiser and Times. : I


Hoover minor cleaner- with* au .


•piXCHANQE: Lissen- Battery: RADIO; I


-A-I -perfect, for i Greenhouse; -Enquiries mvited.—Box -W.5., Advertiser, and Times. TO LET.


Apply after 7 pjn, Mrs. Hudson, 19, Chester A-yenue, CUtheroe.


! making, some experience preferred.-— ' I'l:


! HOUSE-,


Butler. I Key: with T.: Waddington,! Main Street, ■ Glsbum.—Apply -A. J; D.; Robinson, Solicitor; CUtheroe Castle, CUtheroe.^ |


rp o . LET.-COTTAGE; .- ' Main ! I Street, GISBURN, lately occupied by Mr.


■rpo BE LET.—No. 16, -CASTLE. STREET, -*■ Olltheroe; House and Shop.-Apply J.- M; Poolcy, S.L.AJ'., Standen Estates; Office, Littlempor,; CUtheroe. . r ; -. f, [


quiet time—see our windows. Redmajmes, 9, Market Place, CUtheroe.


Reason why we are busy during ^ usual | \


Solicitor,: CUtheroe Castle, CUtheroe. LET.-GOOD HOUSE, No. 50. KING


TO LET.-HOUSE in DOWNHAM RbAD, (JhaTBURN.-Apply A. J. D, Rofilnson,


•A ; STREET; 3, bedrooms, bath, w c.,' e.l., and gar^e—Apply 4, Park Avenue, Clttheroe.


outside [vtesh-house, hdt and! electric | throughoutAEnquirles Whiteside,: 30, iCastJe Street, CUtheroe].,


.Clitiieroe."' !!, i ' ’ !;’ '■ :.


possession.-Full i particulars a t : 11, Milton Avenue.


Suitings' at reduced prices, but It iileases our- customers:- and- keeps us (busy. Redmayttes, 9, Market Place, CUtheroe. ,


Topsy-turvey idea seUlng 1939 Spring


m o LET.—Unfurnished House, 59,.|WAD- A dington ROAD, CJlitheroe; vacant!


LET^-Good ; HOUOT, • No; 80, t'HA’T- BtJRN ROAD; 3 bedrooms, batji.lw.c.,'


water, Mrs.


OUSE AND SHOP TO LEt'; good -living' accommodation.—Apply 67, Castle View,


accessories;' lutider Hoover ■ guarantee. 1 ■ : I \ 1 ! ■ - ! .


i In (IWhite size,


line;


lLLINGWORTH.-ok Februai , Chatbum Road, Jane, the l Henry DUngworth, In -hi •i Interred at St. Mail’s Ceme - day, 9th February^ -


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SLINGEB.—In - lovliig memo William Sllnger (late of ! I - who passed away! February


Ever.R^membefe -From his ^1


,THORNE.-rTreasured memori wife and mother, lEllza Jan


, died February-8th, 1937. :


i : . Though lost ^ To memory ever der


. —From Dad, Ernest, J ■ ^ Walter.' .1' ' •


St. Ma^’s Street, CUtheroe.'' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. ]'


■ Conservative Clut|: for thqli- kind express sions of sympathy and floral [tributes;! also the Doctors for their kind attention. 3, Queen'Street, WhaUey.


BULCOCK,—The relktives of the late Mr. tI Bulcock desire to! thank ,afl frlendS; ;,thC DUrectors Of the WhaUey Assembly Roomk Co.;- the WhaUey "Veterans”; the:memV bers of the WhaUey Cfldket Club; 'his neighbours - in Queen v Street, and! Committee and members of the l WhaUey,


"V.':': i .


7 :6th; ,at'. :42, elovedlwjfe; ol r 79th-;year. lerypn.’IUiirs-


IN M^ORIAI i-,


■y of (Srorge ashall Eaves), 8th, 1937;';


1.”' ' e andiPamUy


iS of ia^deai ) Thome,^whe


X. ■ ''’[.'I;:.''! im,


-.’h;'’!:-i.i- l.U'- 'M(U


OU run; I solely


N. A. HACKING & SONS : ' : ’ '" ' -IFOR


MEMOE I J ^ L S /


!Erected anywhere.] Distance no objMt. Send for Catalogue. We can arrange to bring you by can to Inspect our stock


Largest selection In East Linctishlre 'iit GREY, BALMORAL RED, ■ 2^ .! ’


I'


■ BLACK GRANjtTB l^ORIALS. i ‘ Address:-:- *■ ■ ['


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CEMETEnv GATES, [ i ACCRINGTON.


] Telephone 2043. I - iEsttbllshed 1878 :[ (ili ;; .1 ' I Other uses. i ;


Textile Clearing House, 14 & 10, KING STREET,! CUTHEROE. TEL.l 346.


THE croft' iHURSir^G WriALLEYi


HOME


Matebnmy, MijDioii i|u) MmoB Su^iOAL Patieots REORmtD (with patients own doctor in attendant), TmMt\MoSx,ra\k


Telephone: Whailey 28 -


Poultry. Society and the Fanners’.Union’Is as': follows: English ;New LaldJ Fresh Eggs,'


The :iprlce of eggs arranged by the-local


1 PRICE OP EGGS, 1 Etc. I ,■ ;|." '


Wholesale 1/8 per doz; Retail l/u,per dozJ: ' ■ ' I ■ ■ i ,


Nl/RSING. ' ‘I: ’ j I 'H Pre mEEA-HED AND MESAA CfE M1NJ.CH,, UXB.r.i


4, MARKET PLIACB, CUTHEROB.] TREATM


I SHOE SjPECIAUSTS [ j :. ' | T. E, fiAEaKR, !!


AND CHlbOPODISTS, I I ENT BY , 1 ' ,


type case


for 3nion


Hire & Drive Ypurself! MODERN &aloon


cars.


w. R Di^VSON, Eshton Tenlai


Tel.: CUT]ce,HEROE! 252.


Theito are the Only Local Cark Properly Insured for Hirer Driving.


: (VI RH


' ' 1 iliii »i*i/[


ready charged..--W. &\F. Damon, Anl^ mobile Electrical Engineers,' CUtherde, Telephone 252,; also Blackburn 5052,


ar! BATTTEBiES RE-PLATED while you wait; [New Batteries in stock,


rpHE]EABALDOiELECTRIC.DRY SHATOB A ! hfald :no safety. guard,,'shield of sldb


^


- A;' 5tteeptag.-From Exors..[W. L. Grime. KAHSWOOD [POUL’m y SPICE' (cm i teS ’Phone 51.


KAHSWOOD [POUL’TRy . SPICE T co n tf f l l! ground tosects). The best winter ege 'mt^ !


packet (7-lb. tins 8s.)-Freni tferd and Bom Grocers, Waddington,


ducer obtainable. ’Tiy 21d;, 7ld., or la sd y j


TTE^IOT CH K ^ make: piofitable hens.' ■ ^1 2 chickens cap be reared tiU U-days old on a 3J-lb. bag 6^ Armltage’s Dry chick Pood costing I lid., and! there] wUl be'-"No! D .. ..........pmm all com mierchahts and


grocers. ead Chicks’’ c” u ® ^ i s w m a q i tonic cures S • JOHN-


insures profitable bliids. Bottles, n C i m 5/~Blackburps,. Coip Merchabts. CUtheroe


omb, Uver trouble, worms, etc.l Ui 24ihoim!. P i I Hi! '■.i' viv, PER^iRD 'in. year 'from ff ' -I- '■


■ is \i:


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’ SMITH.—The Daughter and Son-ln-iaii’1 ofi ' the late . William Smith desire to t t ' ': the Doctor for his kind, attentions du his illness; also (he Rlbblesdalc Nurses'


: and also relatives,I nelghbouis and friends] for their kind epressionsj of sympathy;


3,'Eccles Terrace, Gilndleton;' j


;. and floral tributes received in (heir sad] ..bereavement.- , . |


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