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yORK-fPYE.—The engagement is announced between, istanley A York,| Second Lieut., thq Gloucester. shire [Regiment, youngest son of Mr and Mrs. York, of Uskj Monmouth' and Freda R.tPye, only'child of the late Mr. Frederick Pye,l of Whallev and of Mrs. Pye, of Goole, Yorks


imt;rHs


WESTHEAD.—On November 14th 'at I ‘ ( “Cro^al," Claremont' Avenue'^'


! (Jlitheroe, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley " Westhead, a son. M ■ ■


: i BBATH6


HITCHEN.-r^n November! 18th; 194^ I' at 45,1 Castle View, Clitheroe,: Mary li Elizabeth, the beloved wife' of I' JanieS Kitchen, aged 67 years.


WATO[t-}On the 18th November, 1941, ' Wallace, the dearly loved husband


!; of Sarah Watt, aged 55 years; |, ■


■ ■[ ,j .At Rest.


65, Jefloock Road; Wolverhampt^b. r ' . I (Late of ,'Clitheroe).' :


IN MEMONIAM


, ; Mother, ,who died November 17th, D s I , I! Mollie ;and Jim.


oncaster. ' i ' , .


BROOKS.-'-In loving ; our; dear'Mother who died ber< 17th, 1940.


2, Yoj-1^ E[tr'eet, Clithmoe. '


memory Novem-


of 6 M ! —May, Tom and John.


BQWKEE.^In affectionate remem­ 1 brance of Alice Ann, a dear wife


i i , ii ' 1,' —From Ena and George.. k llvadaington.


and mother, who passed away on i thei20th November, 1939.


, ,


BOWReR—In lovmg memory of a I i dear mother, Alice.Ann, who passed I -tljrora jBeatrice, Eddie and Jean.


^away! November 20th. 1939. ; Not; only a mother,, but a friend.


tBeauinont,! Brant Road, 1, Linfcoln.l ' .


' 1938. ■ '


lJOOTHMAN;-rIn memory of a dear P' ter, Kitty, who died November


. . ‘ —Finni'Neille, Albert and Children.


Brjngmg:many a silent,tear, , Ashda{ie,”i Waddington. ,


; i


i A wife'and a mother so'kind and ; ' : :;^0 gobd; i We; [think of her now, her bright 1' ' ■: amllipg face,


, Chorley 'House, Clitheroe.


LONSBAXE.-tIl ' of a ■


Days


KING.T-jIn loving memory of a Wife 11 andi Mother dear, who died Novem- i her, jltoi,, 1930.,


.


I I ' To-jday lbfihgs Us memories , of one : , j ye i all loved, ,


II And know we’ve lost someone that ■ ■ ,|iiiaugk can. replace.


:, —Efoml her loVlng -Husband, Sons i M : I and Daughters.


I Lonsdale, who died November 17th, !; 1930; Also of a dear son and brother,! Ben, who died November 17thj


.. Jearjwlfe and mother, Irene ' Mete'11^ keeps our loVed ones near 'Teirg of sorrow oftqn flow,


, .Some ma” think that we forget ,1 them,'


But they little- know the sorrow, ' Which that smile hides, all the ; j |while.


'Wh en at times they see us smile; ,


.


ler. and', ' Large


ieroe.-4 So. S.5.,


lets) to ■ says


ERELS 15/-


■per lb ■per lb. I quan- fllvered Farm


EYS.- ; Livei' houri fONiq. Cdn


I Which llgentle nfealthy '6m, pastle


pgred|- nsecl.,


SPK


, , and ^iheere Ihbours of the ith^lr and


Poultry 1 and


Its 1/3 1 Street,


is non- .


—Prote.- liei: loving Husband, Albert ’


Radbrobk


Tqmmy. j Also from family, 'Farm, JJownham'.


drid ehil ’-’iken,


As tine goes on we miss her more; Th6 call was short, the 'shock


Ele.ve:i years have passed, our : i h larts'still'sore.


. , I To payt with her we loved so deaf. ! severe!


PHILLIP I ■ Seltpa 20thj 1 Away


We! a. I ’i j


■ .,


i ' ,-i 1 ‘ I ' • -Millie.- ^ootonj, (Oxford.


J28. I ■ fin the. beautiful somewhere,',


. -In loving ■ memory of' Mary, who died November


'vien ourl last journey is ended, rom soiTOw and pain;


,e hoping to meet again,-- - Evej-remembered'. ' /


Steelt W j and' <a'ckt'


—From! ' fathe: , sister


i Not a im my God a As jl g


ll,'iWe$leyah'(Row, Clitheroe. I -HD-rom ner i


, Wm.-McKend; and her -and brother-ih-Iaw, ! Peggy


her daughter ivy, also her '


—'treasured memories of my [dean Mother who died November


26th[ 1^40.day'jdo I forget you, i ■ heart you are always.near;


PPwte^hW loviung son, William.


SCp.Xli—Jn sweet remembrance of: Mother, who died November 26th, iko'M I


A link of jnemOry ever dear, peteains with us from year, to ,


■


YoUr memory still is sweet lana. ! ■Cl6&I'


: lyear;,'| . - , ;


Ami treasured .still with love- .sincere. , .


■ ,'i - ji. ■


;h5r '


Ifaimlly Ttrllends nd ex­ floral sad


—i'rpm her loving Daughter and Son-In-Law.’'


! ' ' ' ',


" Inglewood," Whalley Road, ■


1 Pendleton, .Clitheroe. .


V 1 the higher; world, 22nd .November, V 1935.1


|. — , ■87/408 !(two Un4s). ' From'Mother.';- , •


Olltheroe Advertiser Mfd ; Times ^ Ltd., at|6, Market Placf Clltherpfc W


Printed and Published hv -.^e


SPENCER.—In sacred memory of ^ my i beloved son, Teddy, who passed, to


GIVE YOUR HAIR TH[E BENEFIT OF STEAM TREATljlENT It mill re-vitalize youij *^EUGEn|b


year. i Sole LlcensreT'^HRISTY NATURAL WAVE CUT. |


(and methods).


WALSH'S, L ate’ & Gent’s Hairdressers, 7, PRESTON NEW ROAD, BLACKBURN. ’Phone p923.


, / j ; ''


one! knows how I miss you, b through life alone.


; PUUDIIM


To-night at 7-80 and 'Tp-mgi and KITT'Y McSHANF m|


Week commencing Decembw ■'TH^


I A thrilling h o p racing ston [trainer, and .the thoroughb^e^-


Chapter C of the Serial Pirate I Treasure.”


better see , THE BEST com­ fortably AT, THE PALLADIUM


jW at 2-15, 6-0 and 8-15 p.in. ARTHUfe LUCAN the ORIGINAL OLD MOTHER RILjEY,”


1st, 1941. Monday at G-0 and 8-'15, Tu^ay and ednesday at 7-30 p.m.


' EAST SIDE KIDS in th a t i Ang of Mine


with the “Gang” ' befriending the --■‘Blue Knight.” ,


30, and Saturday at 2-15, 6-0 and 8-15 p.m. BAT


The ingenious stoi-y.of a veni of killer-ibat whom he lete Ipo. To be preceded by. Frankie P


f eance-m'ad scientist cunningly g a t in g a specie


^ > with demoniac - glee to, strike horrible death, frrb and Manton Moreland, ‘You’re out [of Luck’


coloured ‘‘All. The-World’s A Stooge.’’ The Three Stooges in. B A R R OW R EA D IN G ROOM.


Whist Drive & Dance On 'FRIDAY, DEC; 5th.


Whist at 7-45. Dancing 10-0 till 1-0.


ADMISSION, 1/i. DANCE ONLY, 9d. H.M. FORCES:


ADMISSION, 9di DANCE ONLY, 6d. BATTERSBY’S BAND.


Preliminary Notice.


WEST BRADFORD MOTHERS’ UNION. ■


Whist DriVe f t Dance FRIDAY, JAN. 16th, 1942. j


1ST. CATHERINE’S SCHOOL WEST RRADFOED.


L TWO IMPENDING ATTRACTIONS


' A BRIDGE DRIVE


I' wljl be held In the above School * [ ' In the Afternoon of


1 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, I to commence at 2-0 o’clock.


I Admission 2/- (Includes refresh- I


.* .ments). I In the. Evening, at 7-30,


1 A WHIST DRIVE I


In thfe same School,


Tickets (include 'refreshments) 1/6; I Proceeds for the Ribblesdale- I


-Nursing Association, ■ Joan, Jimmy and "


LOf<SDALE.-;In loving memory of my ' ■; dear slsterj Irene; who died Novem- ' her !l7th, 1930. '


'■ '’Thiiughi they died some years ' i ago;,- ■ -


! 4


,918.1 of spdness still come o’eivus,


ever loving memory Tut


1 i As' we loved her, so we; mlsS her, j ! Ini pur: memory she' Is near; ; LoVed,: remembered, longed for al- jjfeaysi „ ■,•


OLD GOLD it into Ca$h


WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES


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in Exchange Purchase.


WE ! I’AY THE PRICE Wf 'ADVERTISE.


^ TEL. 7920. THE ' jew e l l er s ,


24, KING WILUAM STREET, BUCKBURN.


BROOKS.—In loving memory of '■ ’


To-night'lat 7-30. To-morroW at 2-15. 6-0 and 8-15. JAMES STEWART AND HEDY LAMARR in ‘‘COME LIVE WITH ME.” Booking Oflice open Saturday from 2-30 to 4-30 p.m.


, Week commencing December 1st, 1941. ’ 7 | AND ALL WEEK.


Monday, 'Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 7-30. Wednesday, and Saturday, 6-0 I ;


an^S-lS.. Matinee at 2-15. M I , .


CLARK ! GABLE, SPENCER TRACY. CLAUDETTE COLBERt | & HEDY I


LAMARR In I 1


Four'great stars in a great ■ with action, A colossus of


As this picture occupies thb -whole programme—be advised-^tje ini your seats' at starting time. Booking Office open daily from 2-30 to 4-30 p.mi 'our Star Hit: It "Booms” witli thrills.' It teems


Advance booking for D i Mand84)p.m ,


BOOM TOWN I A 1 T 0


inteftainment, ' - MOVIETONE NEWS. 11


shows, Saturday (nW lUXUI 'Phone 4246-7 -


i


This week-end: JEANii 1


with


MONDAY NEXT, i/i r L'ES


■ j ' .Inagrlpplr


lY. ,CINEMA AND CAFE, BLACKBURN.


' | *


LETHUR In ‘‘.THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES,” ■ ROBERT CUMMINGS. :


1 DECEMBER 1st, AND ALL WEiEK.


L IE H OWA R D g, thrilling and romantic drama,


1 Pimpe r n e l Sm i^h


The ev^r elusive, ever al performance, —i f Sh


>rt Englishman will thrill you with his grand pwlng'eaCh day at 2-40, 6-10 and 8-jlO Prompt.


MATiNEhi eacn aay TINDOUS Monday to Friday from 6-0.


jm Last-complete show at 8-0 p.m, 3'aTURDAY, 2-30, 6-0 and'8 0 p.m.


mmmmmmim


. , CAFE RESTAURAN 10-0 am. to 9-30 pm. daily,


COMPTON UNIT 6 T


IRGAN. OPEN


] TEL, 278


CARS PARKED CYCLES STORED


FRIeIaY, NOVEkfiER 28. 1941. fiRAND ; , . ' "j i - ' ' ' ' . :■ ,m 7.,.


M IDM E CSEHUtt ■ --------- “ anl FRED HacHRElT


IN PERFECT iTECHNICOLOUR;' A [charming love story of a beautiful rebel. This outstanding success has a special appeal to all women while every man will revel in it. Book and be sure, j,


" ' ' ' |


Btnrdajr, 2-15.1 /ednesiay, 2.3»,


Matinees: I -


To-night at 7-30. To-morrow at 2-15, 6)0 and 8-15. GEORGE klURPHY; LUCILLE BALL and EDMUND O'BRIEN in ‘‘THE NAVY STEPS OUT.”


1 Next Monday and Tuesday at 7-30.' [Wednesday at 2-30, 6-0 and'’8-15 p.m.' JACK BENNY, MARY MARTIN, fReD ALLEN ^IN ^) |


Love Thy I Neighbour!


Jack Benny, famous for his Sunday Radio Half Hour is here with an equally famous "sparring partner,” Fred Allen,, in a feast of laughter, music and song.. A Aim to cheer you up.


|.- ! Thursday and FfldaY at 7.30. Saturday at 2-15. 64) *hd 8-15 pim.


ST. 1 LUKE’S, MISSION, I


. , BARROW. i -


^ i s t Drive & D^ce I in the READING ROOM,


|TO.NIGHT, FRIDAY,


I n 1 A # MfboDEAF. 4246-7.


SAMUEL GREEN MUSIC BEQUEST •


M . " '1 ' " 7


,


LILIAN COOPER, Soprano, • :


,:ABTISTES'!‘- : ' 'i ; ! \


' i SARA BUCKLEY, Contralto, , '■ of'B.B.C. and Northern Concerts... INSTRUMENTAL TRIO ;


' I violin, Rlxon Hlndle; 'Cpllo,- ;T. K. Stones I Plano, R. Arkwright.


w e sl eV male v o ic e Accompanist,:: H. B. SI


CHOIR. aW, Mus.Bac., F.R.C.0,


TICKETS I 6d. EACH.—Now on Sale'at .‘.‘Advertiser and Times”' Shop, Market Place; .


V, of' B.B.C. and Northern Concerts,^ ^


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I POWNHAM GIRL , GUIDES. lliist D


Take Care k Ypi^r S'eH


A GOOD RADIO! deserves expert service. If you already possess a RADIO OF REPUTE


have it expertly serviced, by a Qualified Service Engineer. ■


We are at yo ir service ! ‘


d. ASPDEN KING STREET, CLFTHEROE.


1 T . |. THE HOUSE FOR SERVICE TEL. 81.1 . 1 ' i FITNESS COUNTS!, i' ' . . I . . • , ' |


but remember It must be theirenowed DAWSON’S EXCEL, CREAM BREAD.


No wonder bread Is spoken of as the Staff of Life , . . i j


One Quality . . . THE BEST. For '.vigour and vitality ask for DAWSON’S EXCEL CREAM BREAD.


A. L v m , liiK 'Bolitni, (icriiL TEL. 131.


whist commences 8-0 p.m. prompt. d AnCING 8-0 P.m. to 2-0 aIm.


Light Refreshments at'Reasonable I


■ - Charges. ' A GRAND DANCE ; Will be held in the | Old School,.Church Brow Fridays, Dec. 5 ft 72. ■R ah e straw s


JACK HARDIKER’S BAND. TICKETS i 1/6 EACH.


. , DANCING 8-0 i .TO .12-oJ I ■■ ■■' ! Tickets Strictly Limited.


Proceeds for Local A,F.S. Benevolent J X Fund., ,


,.:[ . , j


ii ' ' j


Cafpets, Rags or Linoleuitis?


rive & Dke m THE SCHOOLS, ^IDAY NEXT, DEC. 5th. Refreslunents at reasonable Charges. 1 ' ROADSTERS DANCE BAND. ^ n p r in rH n n n TTunonn


I .JACK WAREING for.Good,Woote! I


We have just returned from London with a new. collection of Exclusive SPORTSWEAR, TAILORED FROCKS, COATS In


' Good Quality Materials, etc. . '


^Ai-Ln.nj-u-ijn.r '------------MATITA,' BRAEMAR, LEDDX, and other leading Agencies, ^rrrLn.nj-u-unj-u— - - -


PMRl i r ' I IRR A^Ry II ja ck WAREINGv for Good Woollies! ■


u r k-umtsKUb. II ■ Spend your Coupoqs wisely on good quality. Expert Alferatlohs that make all the difference.; :^Most Reasonable PhCes Ui' Town.


AI L i iu iv r^ iv 1 II


Hours of Opening on and from |,


SATURDAY, NOV. l29th, 1941,


I


Every Week-Day excupt Thursday, From 10-0 a.m, to 8-i0! p.m.i


■ i r ' . THURSDAY; ■'


Fibni iO-0 a.m. to 12-0 Noon. By Order of the Committee-


W H IT EW E L L dC DUNSOP BRIDGE HOME GU^RD.


iVffiST DlUliT


and DANCE will be held in i -


NfeWTON INSTITU|TE, Wednesday, Dec! 3 ' r .E .’s DANCE BAND


('by kind permission of the C.'O.). ADMISSION 1 /6 ' (Inclusive).


YOUR BEST WEAPON


AGAINST BODILY DISCOMFORT IS A BODY BELT from


Sargeson & Mullineaux 13, EANAM, BLACKBURN.


____ - - »


jvQgp. STREET, BLACKBURN.' - Above Arcade. ' ’ • ' ' ■


A W OM TO TH ISt E W


■ conditions do not permit of unlimited variety of GIFT .(Suggestions, but you will find-'a'comprehensive array of


Make your purchases early for Christmas Gifts ;* war-time


• useful Articles for the home sawaiting’you here. • YOur enquiries'for BEDS-or BEDDING'Will 'receive our


■'usual-attention and appreciation. ■ . •


YORK STREET, CUTHEROE. TEL. IW.


a rtha ' . . ■ - • T. Stte wite & Sn tdo, L . ‘ .■


New delivery GOR-RAY PLEATED SKIRTS, HAND-KNIT SHETLAND WOOLLIES, WINDSOR and BRAEMAR JERSEYS.


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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7/ 1941, "AT' 7-4eI"’


GAD Y DME iWeavers’ Institute,


RN I ' . 1 , ....


will be held In-, the I •


. . i ’ ‘ ,


To-Morrow, Saturday, ! November 29th, in Aid ofi the '


LEGION COMFORTS FUND;


ADMISSION 1/3; SERVICES, 9d. [MUSIC BY DICK CORMICK ! AND HIS BAND.'


[DANCING 7-0 TO 11-0 I P.M. I Right of Admission Reserved.


LOOK DP YOUR ,OLD TRINKETS,


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OLD GOLD i For New Goods, OR C A S H


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Telephone 5869- CASH PAYMENTS


or the value, .;of. your old Gold taken In part pay­ ment of any goods pur­ chased here.


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1 4 , MARKET PLACE CLITHEROE


Telephone 167 Telephone 167


WADDINGTON INFIRMArY EFFORT.


! ■ irril ANNUAL ' ‘ ; will be held in ST. HELEN’S SCHOOL


Bus leaves Clitheroe, Wellgate; 7-24 8s 9-34, Return 1 Waddington 1 10-45. Admission Whist and-'DanCe 1/6.


Wflist Drive & D^ce TO-NIGHT, Friday, Prizes for whist and dance.


' 'Whist to commence 7-30 prompt. • Dancmg 10 p.m. to 2 am.


Battersby’s Ritz- Band;


Dpnce only 1/- H.M. Forces in lunilorra half price.


Support the Infirmaries; I


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