tgStatipn0iy,


Ja k e b o x e s , c t c . & T im e s Office


POKING & SON^ FOR


ORIALS


ge selection ol pREiY, lAND RED |GRANI|TES. : : j .


Id for Catalogue, EI - '1 ' "I


•I order] now Irom j our '


w When keslred. I ' hot later te guaranteed.


TERy |:ATE8,


:CRINGTON. 2fl43‘ j Es ablished | l878


lane M


17,. Kirkmdor Road, Clith- 17, the beloved husband of D,ng. Boothman, aged 77 [iterred at ; St. - Mary’s


Lf-On the ‘ 3rd‘of February,


Ion the 7th. I At rest;


|g director, jjimes Carter Ltd.), I aged 70 lyears.


pn ithe |6th inst at Oi' George' Ro^sitter ^ Carter


t,: Chatbum'Parish Church, I Fridky,'tl|e Olh instj


Jaged 48 years; daughter of liMr. and Mrs. William |formei|ly of jGisbum Min pddingtpn. ^ interred a t the 7th.: ! • !!


Dn the 3rd [of Fetiruary, , Htiime,’ Elizabeth' Alice


,


f ES.—Op the 2nd February, ■Mdrecambe, i Rev.' dames


ii’grcaves, in his 75th year, at Morecambe on February


ES.—On the' 8th inst., at Ibe, Annie Mary, yvife of the


Ti n ' ! h W


J.^On the :2nd February, 138, 'King Street, Clitheroe, lie belo.vc’d; husband' of Ana 1; aged 64jyears. Interred pbrose’s Church, Grindleton,


' j-r !


jXvhere rjo shadows fall. ' 1 ^ [ ! T ^


- ■ f ^ ■ 1 !


Ithe late Prank Wilson, ia lyear. ' h i ' ;


M Elil'EMORIAM


te and Mother, who passed pruaiT 12th, 1939. :: tiv; the I way' was'; getting


F.;


Jently clpsdd lier weary eyes, spered | “ Peace be thine.”


; too hard; to climb,’ i


lI' ' —Prom Tom and Nelli?, 3ridge.


i u s e , . I


Isband and father,: George JiSlinger jdate o f ' Masons lashall Eaves), who departed lPebrua!ry|8th, 1937.


Ever remembered.” j j-j;i-om ^Is Wife and family.


[in loving Imempiyiof a dear fMothef, Eliza Jane Thome, ■ ssed away February 8tb,


om Dad, Ernest, Jim, Harry, and Walter-.


i ' I : . i ■ D; You fire rumitaie-Miiided INOWLEDGMENTS.


Jkr. Barnes and family I j. thank all relatives, friends Ihbours, f(ir kind expressions pathy I and floral' tributes dUrhrg their j recent


liient.]i


fMitton Road, alley.


. , |lNi—Mrs. Boothmah and Mr.


bd expi-eskions of sympatl^,, r floral tributes; received ia bent bereavement. ;


I. Pi-oqtor wish to thank all frlehdsl and neighbours; Staff of the Honour of Castle Records OfBce, for


Have or Road, plithei-oe'l


Jnd exjrressidns of sympatltf |a l trll)utes received in their


_OD.—Mrs] isherwood and jwish to thank all; relatives. and neighbours, i for the


lavement.; i , ; ■


}’ Crovy ’Trees Brow, phatburn.i


lOfflcej Staff , and Doctor for ipressions! of sympathy and, Ibutes'received in 'their sad


.—M^. i Smithson and ish to thank alii relatives, thei Painters Club, the


lent.!! Itreet, piitheroe.


-Mr. iw. Thompson, Miss and Mrs. Wilson wish to Wlialley Mothei-s’ Union


d friends for their flbral 1 sympathy in the'loss of


;


i:TTER|| SEE THE BEST COM­ FORTABLY AT THE PALLADIUM. ' :


To-night at 7-30. To-morrow at 2-15, 6-0 and 8-15. JOEL’ McCREA ^ D BARBARA STANWYCK in “UNION |PACIFIC;” Better bbok your seat


Week commencing jPebruary lOih, 1940,.| Blonday at 6-0 andi8-15. Tuesday and I


Wednesday a | 7-30 pjjj. B « r , ;X B a r .W j g p J g g | ] '


M.I.5. ■Whitehall’s famous Secret Service, match their wits with enemy spies. Your safety depends entirely on the efficiency., of this oi-ganlsation and the information they are able to give to the R.A,F»ito rout the bombers.


“ JAWS OF DESTRUCTION.”—Serial. ! “HOLD YOUR BREATH."—Interest. I


DONALD DUCK jin “GOLF GAME." ■


Thursday and Friday at 7-30, and Saturday qt 2-15, 6-0 and 8-15 p.m,, MADELEINE CARROLL'' and HERBERT MARSHALL in


d; iPublished by the rilser land iTlmes Co. et' place, Clitheroe. T®*-


A thrilling spy story and of the attemrite made ;by. the sinister methods of (mr ■Common enemy. ■' “PHARMACY EROLICS-”—Comedy. Gaumqnt News.


I WAS A SPY ! MAYORESyS FUND DINNER DfiilGE at the ; ;


SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL, i CLITHEROE


f SIMT, MSR. 1st, IM TICKETS 8/6 EACH


O May he obtained at the.Smn Royal


■Hotel, tor froth Mrs. E. Gradwell, Shaw Bridge, and Mrs. John ;£.' Harris, 55 Pimit‘9 Soadi'


NOTl Large Choice o f ' Satterthw


;|(ouUl Wd plenty to interest you as you walk ifbunii cut showrooms.


TV( shall he delighted to offer you usejul ideas if you are contekplaiing je-furnishing


a|e 4 Son, M


e SijM & York Strek, Clitheroe. Phone 11 WisiT OUR BffpDINGll SECTION.


9


’ARpR PRINTED! Papersito choose from.;


A D V E R T IS ER TIMESj 6, M^ket Plkce Clitheroe. Tel. 407/8. READY! IN , ONE HOUR;


[' WADDINGTON METHODIST SCHOOL. JUMBLE I j' - , AND


POUND STALL; ; SATURDAY, FEB. 24th.|


Tea ' Provided a t Reasonable, Prices. ! ;


Proceeds for Comforts


♦ i Doors open at 3-0 ip.m: $


'ADMISSION 3d. | { Seeee************!^*;*****^ cause fin loving memory of ■ a loving rernembrance of a


Test of Air I Raid Warning Sirens. A TEST I of the AIR RAID WARMNGJ ^ SIRENS


will take place at 12 o’clock noon on MONDAY NEXT, 19th FEBRUARY^ 1940.:


For the purpose of the TEST ONl^Y, the sounds will be given out by the Siren i :—


A STEADY NOTE (the “ Raiders Passed for two i minutes, followed ; by


following ” signal)


THE ACTION; WARNING SIGNAL for two minutes, concluding with


A, STEADY NOTE for two I '


j 'i;F I ■ niinutesl !


Members of the Public ate reminded that there is no for Alarm,


THIS IS ONLY, A TEST------TELL ' 1 SPECIAL NOTE


I If it should prove necessary to; OUR FRIENDS! CLjTHEROE CRICKET, BOWLING I Si ■TENNIS CLUB.


Warning on the day of the Test, the bell sounded, and the action warning will be^ reiWorced by sharp blasts on Police and Wardens’


spund; an Air Raid Correct Signajs will


F. K. EXELBY,


Whistles. Chief Constable.


I'


RIBBLESDALE NURSING ASSOCIATION.


DISTRICT


S A W N E Y i


A I E^'FORT V 'V 'L . ; SOCIETY. 1 i


H I S T D R I V E d D A N C E 11 be held in


:OOLROOM, SAWLEY, on


NEXT, FEB. 23r^. .._JST a t ! 7-0 P.M.


d a n c e ; 10-0 P.M. TO 2-0 A.14. ADMISSION l/6[


! including Refreshments.


Good PriMs for Whist, Knock-out p J ; ' arid Spot; Dances. -


j


CROOK’S BAND will Play for ■ ' ! ; I' Dancing.


Conveyance to Clitheroe after Whist , ! ■; 1 and' Dance.


; 1


Ckhpman anrfy ■'^^^Harger I


SH6e SPECIALISTS' .(ifJD CHIROPODISTS,


1 j


4, M a rk e t P la c e , CUtKeroe^ - TREATMENT BY


T, E. HARGErJ INFBA"ftED. AND MASSAGE : U .N M J .S f^


ClilTHEBOE AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL DISCUSSION


I lliel Annual


(iejieral Meeting yvllli lie held a t the |


sTa rk ie arIms,


M(OlikDAY, FEB. 19th, s|t 8-C| p.m. probpL ;


W


REGISTERED EltCTRiOL laSTALUTlOa CONTRACiPRSl


“ SUITABLE ARABLE! CROPS FOR LOCAL FARMERS,”


MR! G. B. WELLS, ■ I- N.DjA.,; N.D.D../ |- \


1'.^" i ■ ■ ■ ! ; ' . (Distri :t Agi^cultural OrpnlsW), on


THURSDAY NEXT,jFeb. 22, at 7-45 p.m., in the


LIBERaI tLUB, w e iLlg a t e . e e e e f


»**;***********^***** WOMEN’S


UNIONIST ASSOCIATION.;; I -


. SOCIAL . EVENING


;: THURSDAY NEXT, FEB' 22nd J I! i i


at, 8 o’clock in the; CONSERVATIVE 1 |bLUB. SIR w. bIia s s


■WILE BE PRESENT. L


o


Gonghs, Colds, hflnenza & Pnenmonia HERBS!


We recommend o u r ; COLD an^ INFLUENZA CURE—A Wonderfijil new remedy for a l l ; colds iand chills, Bronchitis, ■; Influenza, Pleurisy, Pneumonia-^—Safe; an,d


absolutely reliable-— ^1/3 Bpttlp. ' ' ■ ' ■


MQOREYS KING


.


3n thei 7th , inst.,; at 68; I; Street! Ariri. Jhe beloved


.A picture as ffi-eamer who


POINT OF VIEW NO. 2: .


great as believed


; ciuie Ball


To-night 7-30. ;To-mori-owi2-15, 6-0 aitd 8-15.i GKACIElFfElDS and SYDNEY HOWARD in “ SHIPYARD SALLY.’! Make certain of your seat by bookjng. Box Office open Saturday from 3 to 4 p.m. I '


i DON AJIECHE, LORpTA Y6DN6, bIeNRY FONDA In ;i nesday, 6-0 and 8-15 p.riu ; !• ’ , ' i, ;


'Week commeheing lOti February, 1940. Monday and; Tuesday at 7-30. Wed- -


MODERI^ N iR A C L l (The story'of'Alexander Graham‘Bell). _ j


the Idvq it immortalises. The thrilling struggle of a man could' talk through a wire.' I ;


! MOVIETONE NEWS.


FRIDAY : piITHEROE BOROUGH | POLICE | ANNUAL BALL. Thursday 7-30. Saturday 6-0 & 8-i5. Saturday Matinee at 2-15.


with JOHN ! BARRY romance to entertain you.


Mr. Moto solves his greatest case. Preceded by ’■•HOLD THAT GIRL.” tviQRE and GEORGE MURPHY. Laughs, songs and MOVIETONE NEWS.


in 01 ALTO 'Phone 4246-7.


LUXURY CINEMA; BLA CK B UR N.


jjUgggy:


MONDAY GINGER


1 i James iAlbert Hargreaves, ith year.! , i


i with CHARLES COBURN, FRANK;;, ALBERTSON I& E. E. CLIVE. '■


“MARCH; OF TMjS,” No. 7.


Wtinee daily at 2-3(). Continuous Monday t^ Friday '|rom 6-15’p.m. Saturday, 2--30, 6-15 and 8-30


' Presented at 3-10^ 7-0, land 9-10 p.m. dally. THE NEWS.I— PATHE PICTORIAL.


Earphones ll Morning Coffee, Lunches! FREE Teas or Suppers In thel ibr the


CAPE RESTAURANT, DEAF. ' t lO'a.m. t6 10 p.m. daily.


NEXT, FEB. ROGERS


19th, a i id


AND CAFE, LOCKHART.


No|extra charge for Reserved Seats.


ThU Week-end: EDWARD G, ROBINSON in “ BLACKMAIL,” mth '^e I


AND ALL WEEK. Dt


In a brilliant romantic coiiiedy-r-a reaf laughter tonic ! ^VID NIVEN PETER LORRR Mr. Moto On Danger IsW ' i


Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at 7-30. Wednesddy, 2-30, 6-0 and 8-15. Saturday 2-15, 6-0, and 8-15 p.m


E^IROL FLYNN OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND iri


IN. SUPERB TECHNieOLOUR. THE GREATEST ADVENTURE STORY SINCE ROBIN HOOD.” I A rousing romance of the Pioneers that thrills and entertains as few films have ever done. Produced On a mighty scale with a cast of thousands of players at a cost of more than £100,000.1 A picture fon the whole family.


DODGE CITY jphone 4246-7, I Tel, 6924. — Blackburn’s Most Intimate Family House. 6:0-----------Ltw ic b


GRAND THEATRE I


Tel.;602i.


Week Commencing MONe|aY NEXT, FEBRUARY 19th, a,nd All Week. n ig h t l y ^— -— 8-6. ■ ' . i


WEST END VARIETIES PRESENT : Persohal Appearance! o f ' C UELAD


The Famous Stage, > |Film and tic MlSB b il l y


oqulst ;l GERARD SISTERS, Dtocers De Luxe ; TWO VALORS ; (“ Her”), and a Banjo ;


■


, Hadio f .


Radio iSta,t, CARLYLE


WILL POWER & PAGE, Unicyllk; JIM KIDl() & p iE N MACK, -


' ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ''J.' *


encouraged -V '


i


The Happy Go Lucky P a i r ;, gAMMY SILVA (i“Him”) a id JiLli GAYE ■


CHARLES SELTZER, %dio’s Young Ventril- --------------- -----------i_ - - I JIM JESSIMAN;


and


CLITHEROE DIVISION WOMEN’S UNIONIST] ASSoeiA-riiiN.


GENERfiL lEEIlNG - ANNUAL 1' ■ M ' '-T ' ' ' • i" M


CONSERVATIVE iCLUB, MIt'L,'"[ “s f i l f i E t , P A ^ I IM ,


TO-RIQRROW, SA -TU R bA Y :: j I. AT i 3-0 P.MI.' ' ' Speaker:!


SIR WM. BRASS, M.P. All ; Meinbers Cordially Invited.


' .1


MARKETPLACE ' ' '


Clitheroe Guiders’ At I


All EVACUEE CH over j ]Five | are inV, GAMES at ST. J.(^MES’S SCHOOL, I TO-R^ORROW 'AY), froijn 2-30 to


sociation LDREN


I ! ■ •■ .ted to p.m;| ■ IJ ^ Tefejjhone: 167 ..... Shoe Repairs for TAirTERSALLS


your heaviest-duties with A 'National Service Bring


your,i:REPAIRS GHATBURN ROAD END WE HAVE them!!


1 [1 Rjli ^0. j(T. DIXON)]',


CAStli GATE, ■cutIheroe.


■ ; 1 . ' j ', I - ■ ■ ! Telephone 211 for Proriipt Service.


ELECTRICAL ,CONTRACTORS


A550’;iAtlOU ;i- f BBBatet


It has become more vital pan ever that your SJ longer wear and increased .comfort.


e Home Front! e R ^ irs give


'We are making every effort to maintain the higff standard


of workmanship combine) \vith a leather capablei.pf res|s^g, complete confidence and


itself !’ to TATTERSALL’S NOW ! - - cli'|:heroe.


Everybody is Discussing the High Qnafity of i toe H.1T. Elegtiical lippliances.


YOUR MURPHY by TO-MORROW (Saturday). ' j I 'I ■ AND ■ '■ ! '.! ' in the . ■ ; | i :' ■ - ! i


JUMBLE SiU.E POUND STALL


DOORS OPEN 2-301 P.M: '


CONSERVATIVE CLUB. EN T ||


Theo, W ilson & Sons Ld. | th e FIREPtACE SHOP.


§


'OINING &.tRAWiriG ROOM GRATES. | ■— r —


th e bell FIRE, TRIPLEX and | good Selection ol Hot-Air Ranges at ^ Lowest Prices;


' l l


! V IS IT O tJR ;V O RK S T R E E


SH OW RO OM S , I C L IT H E R O E . |


^ 'S ‘


sSPEClAL O t S ’R


^ We halve a small number of | OOWSUIT LENGTHS^AlF' Good Pre-War S e r i a l s S which I'we arelOflerln&ab Reducet^jic^s.


§ §


PiLEABE’


50/- CALL


i$5/-


^ SUlTS-TO-iyiEi^fRE 1,45


EARLY. sREDMAYNE & READ K ladies’ and! Gentlemen’s Tailors,


§ 9 , MARKET I PLACB» CLITHEROB. TEL.


m


N d sir, but i th mine. And ti e Murphy people think I know my job or thdy WO' ddn’t have^ me as a Murphy jo ^ e r ; ! They 3ell orly through ;, a limited! number! of shops because this ke^pp “ovb3:h?ads”'down and helps to giveyo a a cheapM


set. ilfs true that Murphy sets costabo ffthesamb asotomakes,butbeUeveme,you’re;gemngbetter'


value for every £ you spend!, You dunk it s ai fairytale? Well, you pay me a visit, at id I ’ll show yod. No sir, radio isn’t your job-i-...


J I* > '


MURPHY 81 ALL PURPOSE BATTEBt . PORTABLE. Station liame scale fof


Msy tuning. At die cost of a very Blight increase, in size and Wfight.


it gives muck greater reertdon setl'ind


pirige than many similar i much'bettet reproduction. I


V cm/j Pna i' (WITHOUT BATIQUBS) m s | O ,4U Murthy sen,cxdumeof ti^iloei Of baaenu,guaranteed for oneyear, ■ i


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