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Large selection front 35/- ■


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EDITOR’S POST-BAG '


S ir ,- I t [would appear that your well-


CHRISTIAN UNITY ■—


under w delusion that ■j- i


labouring we Free-


t S e r s or Atheists, or Secularist, we


S ^ ’o^Christiariity is shared by most al eged Chittian^ I t should be obvious to


—BY S.W.


that'no'pne can be an ooojhy^ol any­ : is re-


one or anything whose existence is r^ P i a t e d "Vigilant,” nor anyone ^of


fee same outlook, have no enmity to-, wards Bernard Winckley i or his> Romanism. Indeed, we sympathise to


a certain extent, at the iprolong^ futility of these many ai)d various efforts to bring about Onristian unity. In Sds town of Clitheroe alone the


; outlook for unity is hopele^l At W s t ‘ one-half of the people ofj Chtheroe don’t care a rap a ^ u t , Chmtiamt!^


eyen though. they . have a choice and a ^ S ? X a S d . ’-R c a m o t “


^ o f to n ^ ’blwed oh record feat Hitler


'^ M d M U S ^ l can and do fe™ke the name^lit'Odd. Whenever it k i te their


purpo'k'" Therefore, a profession of The


i


man of God. That ought to be enough even- for' your correspondent B.W- VIGILANT.


k f e lo r [belief in God " cutB.no ice. greatest tyrants;in theihistory of ® i been able to Inyokd the name


* * * ! ' C ikiiAN co-operI tio n . HR


sweetfreisonableness running jn^ugh Bernard} Wincklgy’s contribution to your last issue. Protestante and Cath­ olics are now to get k se th jr for furtherance 'of Christian cojoperation and leave differences‘‘for a ttae, but he finds It necessary to i warn us t ta t fee differences are istill there and


Sir,—iti is interesting tq note the


•German Nazis are enemies of the Cross of Christ, yet it is not very long ago he used an enormous amount, of space in this paper trying to. prove[ttat the cause'for which these 1 same TGermM Nazis were I fighting in Spain had quite


oper^on would be useless until it cm bb shown that they have the same ends in view. Your correspondent appears to have lately dlscovpd that the


a lot to doiwith the Cross of Ctoist. I t is not very long ago, eitheh that he


k en for Hitler.” At.fee m'oment, it would .be [more interesting |to know whether hO s praying, for Stalin and Russia, but: it seems very unlikely when we remember the stM hel used to chum'out bn.thaf subject.


odicals the Catholic will


cannot agrCe, either in their own sphere of interest or on the’subject of hob­ nobbing with our enemies; it, becomes increasingly clear that ,feey will be un­ fitted Ito have a say.lndhe planning of the peace, and perhaps if they|were all pushed ,’in 'th e background and kept there it woiildbe a better guarantee'for


If the vdrious religious organisations .


a permanent peacd. ;


'■! 4 * * QUI VIVE. ! ,1 ,■ VICTORY SIGN.


■ us a sense of; proportion, or otherwise ■feelf/campaign will be defeated. For


the great ideas of fee warland its originators deserve our heartiest con- ■gratulatlons; ,but they need also from


Sir,—The' ‘iV ” campaign is one of


' US i t is easy to show fee V’lsign but for our gfeatj armv of fnends on the


Continent,’.’the attempt is [made in it is^dri.duty here to understand


that burs isi’k'special part ofjfee cam- ■ .We must sfee that ’IV” does ad fbr “ vapourlngs ” lor “ vati- l/.’-but for vitality” [and "vir- “■q know th a t we mi|st ensure


for feei-.„- throw of


k id efflciency. tp, win fee war ' keVlt plain to ' Hitler’s tem- fets feat the time will come ’ay their .part ,in fee over- 'ioppressors;‘,,'1


■.'i.ytSqqiB', Aboveall •the ■■iV”'ci


. and .that the lend of the wat;is sure to ' come at any'given period in .the near future. -:'i ■ i ',-


is hear; andlWa must root out,any im­ pressions feat Russia’s entry into the fight will cause early coUapse of Ger­ many th a t ' the growth of aid from America permits lis to relax in: any way


‘K also we must avoid. ...ust scotch any idea that -.^Pfdgn means that victory


, )


' it maV’’devitalise' fee tremendous effort that; we ih'Ust’continue to make, what


even ! aid- source.


' I ,


Irresponsible nptlmlsm can be as dangerous as: fbjjhright deffetism, for


' I .


day'.'come froiri whatever 4-


Vigilance, virility and vitality, vigour


arid vim must be borne on our emblems and practised in our actions.—Yours,


I ;j. d: THOkjpsoN;


: ’ I ap d , Cheihlre [Economic League. ■


[Acting Hon, Director,)Lancashire iDwu'’''


' ‘ 1 il 1 BIBLIlCAL PLAY,—Teachers and ■rt'i-----


scholars'of the Moor Lape Method­ ist School, bn Sunday evening in Uniori-istreet Methodist Church pre­ sented the [play, “ The Real Pres­ ence;” , [Preserving a reverential atniosphere/ the players Included


Mlsss (Alice Webster, Betty Cpwman, Rosenfary Dean, Mllllcent Knowles, Masters [Ronald Todd, Derek Han­ son, [Ronald Aspden, and Roy Dew- hurst. Mr'Maurice Hejnson super­ vised the properties. Mir. W. 'White- head, conducted the) service. A silver collection for the November 5 Gift:Day,[realised £3.1


IVIY DEAR iVIR. SCHICKLGRUBER. Qiiqbtln [Reynolds, commentator


of th ^ fUmi “ London Can Take I t ,'’ and'l^oadcas ter to ‘]Mr. Schickl- gruher,’’ is a 39-years-i'old American Journalist weighing 17i stones, He Ik said to have refused a recent offer of £4,000 for a tenweeks; feur of provincial ]music halls.,


’ m OLD BUT GOOD. The Bank' of England is still


receiving the old-one-pound notes, issued , ip i the times of th e Napo­ leonic ' wiirs—and promptly; pays them! : '


i


Dignity is one thing feat can’t be preserved in alcohol.


. ' ;


Personality is to a man' what perfume is to a flower.—Chas M. Schwao.,


’ MQOR


quoted from one of his favourite peri- "‘"tement that! a good quite ready to pray


rfFHE period immediately ; follqwing . the annual camps Is_for scouts ‘scouters something of an anti­


climax. AU the weeite of prepafetion aild anticipation culminating in fee


,oben, depending largely on their| o p resources, have gbne oy and if scouting j be said to have a close season


gifand adventure of a week put m the ' (which of course It [has not), ifegust


might well be fee month, at leqst so far as our own Association is concerned But this period of repose is of 'short, duration. September , finds , us desper­ ately active once again for both |p e athletic and swimming sports] fail during the cornmg month., Subject t o , official confirmation the swimmmg will be held on Saturday, September 6th, and the athletic sports later to the month. At fee moment the D.O., the instigator of all this enerk, is palcu- lating ’ fee probable height feat the grass on the various local sports fields will have 'attained on a given[ date,


i ^ e n one considers feat account has to be taken of the fact that sheep may or may not find their way to all ot only some of the fields in question, it will be appreciated that his is no enviable task' However thanks to fee D.C. these important events of physical prowess are held each year arid always provide a healthy exhibition of keen rivalry. I t


September - - — good turn up for fee two events,


cannot be ignored. . ’PU^B.ia.on'y tid many Protestants feel that co-


Browsholme Hall when it was thrown open to the public recently, thorbughly enjoyed their good turn. After collect- ting the shekels at the gates they were duly fed , and shown over the hall by Mrs. Walmsley. ’They saw much to Interest them. 'While one of fep orig­ inal tasks allotted to them was to have been that of supervision to see that


Castle Scouts,! who lent a halnd at ; * / '*


fee members of the k b lic did not in­ dulge in touching what they wete only intended to look at.-the scouts [found themselves sorely tempted when it Came to swords and rapiers. [Their glowing account of 'the ancestral [palnt- mgs and the hound gauge, gave evid­ ence feat the afternoon, though un­ usual, had been well .spent. : ’ i In between a most remarkable! series


of expert whistles, a very lively 'Castle cub gave mq some news of a recent cub outing. On this occasion they went up


on to Waddington Fell and had a very merry time,. Ambushing their cub- master, Miss Booth, they somehotv managed to lure her to destruction from which she escaped, riot a little damp. The many details of the outing were most Interesting and I would like to repilnd cubbers (and scouterk) feat news of their activities is always wel­ comed bv the writer of these notes.


; # # #


The Chief Constable, while no doubt hoping for the best, is preparing for the worst,


duty and it is gratifying to know feat Sergeant Thompson; who is organising the scheme,' immediately approached the scouts. Some I know have already volunteered for duty and should their services be' required their intimate knowledge of the town and district will stand them: in -good stead. Accounts from other towns indicate that scouts especially have done heroic work as messengers and there are many in- staiices where high awards have been made in recognition of their courage and bravery. The Police may rest a^ured that our owil lads will acquit themselves well and live up to fee very best traditions.


communications, Boys of 15 to 1'7 years old are ^ required ipr this important


wrebking in


the the


Dy


telephonic ?


:


Sledding’s mishap in the R.AP. camp where he is training Us a flight mech­


anic. Following the inevitable series of innoculations he fahited and falling


Scouts will be sorry to hear :bf [Edward


the attention of any of, the Executive Committee will they please note that •the next meeting is fixed for Thursday; September 11th. Members will, of course, be officially advised of this event in dpe course. :


^ ^ ^ ^ ^


SCOUT & GUIDE JOHN FORBES


e q u i p m eMt , I (ODTFI'TTER) LTD.,


18, NORTHGATE, BLACKBURN. Tel.. :6627.


TT ■or TT G U E S r S


BUSINESS| TRAINING COLLEGE. (Principal; E, G. Guest, iit.Com,)


' ' i ' j '


RAPID AND THOROUGH 1 ' SECRETARIAL AND COMMERCIAL TRAINING,


Intensive Individual Tuition; Rapid Progress. [


Prospectus and full particulars , from the Principal.


M l. EXCHANGE STREET, BLACKBURN.


(TeL 5403). or from


5Irs, E, Robinson, P.C.T,, A.C.T.S„ 72, Bayburst Street, Clitheroe. (And for evening tuition in Shorthand and Typewrittog. i


blade. I t makes fee hand bleed* that uses.it.


A mind of logic is like a knRe all ;


THOMAS;' WATSQN PIANOFOItTE TUNER'


“ LYNNWOOD”


T O T B R iD F O B D i Near c l it h e r o e ;


Mr, F. Moores Ma^e&Ciuropofy, Meetin Hoaie, Sawley^


Chapman & |Horger Shoe Specialists ' |


\ anii Chiropodists |


4,. MARKET I PLAC CLITHEROE


T . E. B a rg e r ,M .N .I.C h .,M .IS .P \


. Treatment by Infra Red i andMaas^je.


I —Apply P. [Roberts, Meregill, Boltom by-Bowland. ? ' 1


situate to Grtodleton' township, com­ prising House, Outbuildings [and about 47i acres of meadow and pasture land,


m o LET.- 1 C


OLD GREENWOOD’S FARM, -From [February 2nd, 1942, B


BOY’S BIB &] BRACE OVERALLS, I no coupons! ngeded-TOM YOUNGER’S


4/11; Meffisifrom 4/11 to 9/11;


We have large stocks; be sure; buy now at TOM YOUNGER’S.


TTEDONIS Slffn-fflt Knickers, Vests, V Combs; Why wait for Winter ?


[V youNGER[S' Clifeeroe, Market, Tuesday and Saturday.


rfOUPONS.' G^ Further! at TOM


lVrEN,’S ’Winter VESTS akd. PANTS. X“Jt- 8/6 to'22/f I Remember coupons go further at 'TOki YOUNGER’S.


,v, 1l d St . ' " | ■


ost. -F our ! Homed EWES and : three, lambs; ted-mark on near shoulder.;rHwtodlehurst, Bucks Farm, ! West Brdaford. I [ !


L ' rjiuNii:c


Wool & Clifeerc


SHIRTS, 6/11 (2 collars): or Naw Shirts, 5 / li ; pure


Market.


, 2/11.-TOM YOUNGER'S, ON SALE—OasUe’s “English History (4 vols.). “ Peoples of all Nptions”


I (7 vols.1; quick dlsposal^Apply I Advertiser and Tunes.


later; YOUNG


uy the/


olir WINTER NEEDS’


.wide I choice at TOM ER[S, Olitheroef Market.


(nay be difficult to obtain ! NOW; PETROL RATIONING. - An


Loaiu. Ldani Loans. BY THIS SOCIETY.


.£H0|


WITH Call,


TO £1,000


WITHOUT SECURITY Write or 'Phone,


The L eigh 4 District Lending Society Ltd


7, Ln|R/iliY SI., BLACKBURN, THONE 6492.


' A RT SILK STOCKINGS, 2/-; 2/-::


TOM YOUNGER’S. H P View; ['


2/r:: Pine Silk " TNnicn.’R


' ' ' • supplies of Z/F/5A Forms are


available' at the Advertiser and Times Office. Market Place, Clltheroe. I


Stockmgs. 2/lL at i f ;


I Lisle :


ouse fo r sale, lO, Bawdlands vacant possession-rApply 149, Wes ;


R DLLS RAZOR STROP DRESS!lING, —Bailey’s 3. Castle Street.


Karswood Pig Powders In fee rations, Cost l/2d. packets (toe. tax), from— Byme,[ Grocer, , 12, King: Street, CUfeerbe.


I 1 trough [and thriving away by including


ig -k e e p er s .—Whatever yoii feed to[ your pigs—keep ’em keen [at the


fractured his jaw in ’-two places. All will wish him a speedy recovery from this veiy unpleasant injury. Should these notes be favoured by


made , to enrol messengers who [can' be called blitz


and* arrangementej are' -beiiig out


PUBLIC NOTICES i COUNCIL.


Notice of completion of Audit and ; Denosif of Abstract of Accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1941.


SALES BY AUCTION


.0ILITHEROE RURAL | DISTRICT BY 0. HOTHEBWtL * H. rORMST (SATURDAY), 301h


AUGUST at J-45 pan,


XTOnCE is hereby given that the IN .Audit of the Accounts of ^ the above-mentioned • Council' and of fee Officers thereof for the ybar ended the 31st dav of March, 1941, *as completed by the District Auditor ori the 121st day of August, 1941, and feat an Abstract of the' Accounts as qudited has been placed on deposit at the [Offices of [fee Council at fee address below and will be open for inspection during the usual office hours by local government elec­ tors for the area of the Council. Dated this 23rd day ofj August, 1941.


r T. P. RUSHTON, Council Offices, Clerk of the Council.


Church Brow, : CLITHEROE.


Re ELLEN BAYNES Decmsei).


gate, Clitheroe, In; the County) of Lan­ caster. Spirister, who dibd on fee 23rd


Creditors and other persbns having any claltns against the Est ' named Ellen Baj


itate of fee above late of 10, Lower-


April,' 1941, should give [notice thereof In writing'to fee lindersigned on behalf of the Executrix on or before fee 2nd day of November, IMl, after which date fee Executrix: intends to distribute the Estate of the said,' Ellen Baynes among -.the perspns'’ entitled; thereto having , regard only to the claims of which notice has then been received.


Dateiji the 27,fe k y of August, 1941. EASTHAM & RAMSBOTTOM,


21. ChurcK Street; Clideroe. ' Solicitors for. fee Executrix.


HOME


PROMOTION.-^k Lance Corporal.


No. 3 PLATOON. C. Lloyd to be


GUARD DUTIES ' l l


I FRIDAY, jAUGuil 29th,


Cowperthwaite, % 'W. Seedle, W. Rob­ inson, J. GreepWood, 6.- J. Banks, J. Rigby, James Whittaker/, Sigt. J. Crook, '. H, Bibby, J. Cutler. ! .


Sergt. Jackson,; J. Edmondson, T. SATURDAY,’ AUGUST SOth.


rod, 38D C. Loyd, '38a Lj 'Wood, 234 G. Hartley, 282 Cpl. IS. Westhead, 15b N. Cook, 357 N.Tomlinson. 304;R. Smithies 187 j : Blades, 358b A. Scott?


SUNDAY, jlUGUST 31st.


Sergt. S.‘ Snape, J. Lester, R. D. Davies, J F. Snape, W.' M. Cowperth­ waite. s / s . Stubbs, W. iM. Clark, Cpl.' J. D. 'Whittaker, P. Wilkinson, G. Bristow, J,^'Whittaker, C. Parkinson.


TUESDAY, sfePTEMBEB 2nd.


competition. Parade [ Headqiiarters, '.15, for Salthlll|Range.


event of a severe usual


THURSdAy, IsEPtAmBER 4th. i __


MANOEUVn!ES.4piatootis 1; and 4 defend. Platopns 2, 3, and 5 attack.


All men to wear tin -hats. Meet Headquartersi 19.15. | Attack 8-15. RECRUIT'S CLASS


Sergt; Snape will conduct classes on Monday, Wednesday & Thursday, meet


Headquarters 7-15. , Silnday morning (weather permitting), 10-0 a.m. :


i w. a. |dent, o /c . l i t r i


“ B” COMPANY, l ife COUNTX LANCS. [BATTALION.


No. 2 ; PLATOON.


urday, lb; Tuesday, 3a;


hours,


Guard Pickets at 19-30 hours, Friday, August 29th, squad la;


Sunday. 2al ■Wednesday, 3b,


SPECIAL PARADE.-ffTuesday, Sept, hand include, 200 h.b. [Lambs'from Rd. 2nd, 19.00 hours] ■


P/IRADE.—Sunday, August 31st, 10-0 1


' not at 21.0U nrs,. ' | xsOUU. ,on:offer.: Entries already to


All rjiinrrf nicilpts rpn/irf nt 19-30 tirs 100 Kerry Ewes and 100 h.b. Lambs, Rt, nnrpt ’vi o ^ f i^ '


. Whittaker: 100 h. Lambs. W. Sunter; j


19 th, Loyal Regt, Band, ment to. this issue. Orderly Room.


Whalley PlatoonlDance, Friday, Sept. See advertise- Tickets from


vice is unsatisfactory charged, and registered


soiy Firei Watching Regulation: age.


Note.—Men whose Home Guard ser- are being dis- under Compul-


mers, J. Ward arid Son; E. Cowperthwaite;


the best pen o f ' 20 half bred Store Lambs for keeping purposes arid 20 h.w. Lambs for keeping purposes. Judg­ ing at 10-16 am. I Sale at 10-45 a.m.


Prizes will'be-given at this Sale for ' ' I [ '


I held on FRIDAY,, September 12th, when a useful show of all 'classes o/ Stock will to! On [offer. Sale At 11 a.m,


mHE NEXT ^ALE OP GELD AND A LAYING-OET CATTLE will be


' Tel. 325,


'i EDWARD CHESTER, ; . I ['


TO[LET Secretary. (Barley); 80 h.b. Ewes and 20


Rams, Seth Wood; 1 20 Shearling Glm- 80 Li J-ambs, J.


£ia v uw p c i viilVwiLC I ' idW ilaVr* AJMitlUOa Dixon (Chorley), along with other entries from local (armers. The above includes some good Lambs! for short keep,


200 h.w. Lambs, J. Monday, 2b; Sat-


Team only will fire in “Country Life” '


172 Srgt. A. Wiggans, 63 Cpl, A. Orme-


Pursuant' to the: Trustee Act. 1925. NOTICE is hereby |given:feat all


HOTHERSALL' & ■ FORREST will Sell’t)y Auction i a large collection of


HousehoU Furnishings and Effects


a few items of which a re : \ '


i design; Oak Extending Dining Table; "Hoover” Junior Vacuum Cleaner with accessories; Oak Bureau and Book­ case, small; "Ecko” Mains : Wireless Set and Table; a Battery Set in good order; Acme Rubber Roller Wringer: 2 Wash Boilers; "Singer [’ drpp head Sewing Machine; , 22 Chairs; suitable for Cafe: 4 folding Cafe Tables; Gents C^cle; Stair Carpet: Lino, etc. etc.


Bed to match; ; three other, Bedroom Suites in Ash and Oak; several odd Dressing Tables;; three Oak Bedsteads with wire mattresses; Buoyant three- piece Suite in silk.tapestry: three- piece Suite in Rexine; a'first rate 3- piece in Moquette; : several' pairs of Easy Chairs; modem Oak Sideboard; set of 4 Oak Dining Chairs, Jacobean


Bedroom Sultcl in ' Oak, comprising Wardrobe, Dressing Table. Tallboy and


Bank Salerooms, 'Cllfeeroe, ! (Tel. 95). i


Auctioneers, [Valuers and Estate Agents.


Hothei;salI & Forrest, WHITE HOUSE, WHALLEYj Nr. BLACKKURN.


(on main Clltheroe Road. Bus' stop ■| 100 yards.) |


WEDNESDAYl SEPTEMBp 3rd; 1941, at 11 a.m, prompt.


i


[ by order of the executor of W. Y. I Gowans (deceased) [the VAL'UABLE


JOHN B. WEALL. FJV.L, will Sell by


Household Furniture and Effects


I a Solid Oak Dining Suite of J9 pieces; Powerful-toned Organ with 14 stops; a Polyphon and Itecords, Concertina, Wireless Set; ai Mahogany Glazed Bookcase and small library of [Books on Antique Pumiturei Porcelain,' etc.; an antique period gilt-framed Armchair wife medallion; Sevres Porcelain and Gilt Timepiece arid pair side Orna­ ments; a Music Cabinet. Electro Plate, China and Glassytare; Dhiner and Tea Ware; 5 various Chind Display Cabinets: a 7, piece Chippendale style Suite; 2 choice inlaid Bracket Striking Clocks; an excellent. Grandmothers Clock, with 'ibrass diul, by John Wells, Bolton; sets of Chqirs, Vases and items of interest. Orifetai Carpets and Rugs, Hand Vacuum apd .Carpet Sweepers, Mahogany Bedroom Suite, full-size and single Walnut [and Mahogany Bed­ steads and Wires, I modem Spring-in­ terior and Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Ottomans and: Bedding Chests, Cur­ tains and Draperies: odd Wardrobes; Bedroom (Thesis and ’Toilets; Dresser and Pot Rack:, Store cupboards;- Off


any Sideboards; a Pollard Oak Dining Table with three extra leaves knd case;


iUfVt I WbVIC V/U ^U U a iU iO f w u


patottags; Black Prince Gas Cooker; Kitchen and Culinary: Utensils, etc.


eer’s Office, 9. [ Town Hall Street, Blackburn. (Tel. 5757). ■


CO. LTD,


September, 2nd, 11 a.ni. to 4-30 p.m, ’ Further particulars from the Auction­


No Catalogues. Ori view [Tuesday,


rriHE CLIT-HEROE AUCTION MAittT 1


I on M.A.T. Forms and signed by fee Producer. Np entries accepted by TELEPHONE or LETTER.


(


ipUESDAY, Next-rgale of: DAHIY CATTLE , at .11.-0 aon.iwhen a


|, on offer. Also several lots of,Ewes and Lambs will be forward.


T


good sho'w of upwards lof' 1 n n Head . o f , NEWLY-CALVED lU U COWS and HEIFERS will be


he NEXT special pr iz e show AND SALE OP STORE LAMBS AND EWES will be held on FRIDAY m n NEXT, Sepfcmber 5, wheH upwcrds of


^ ad' of a ir classes will be


•UTONDAY NEXT, GRADING at 9-30 i v l a.m. All stock must be on the premises b y l p.m. -Entries to be made


Briefly : 5-ft., 6-ft. and 7-ft. Mahog­ Auction on fee premises as above


h gA N K SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE, TO-MORROW


BY T. SHiVEBWOOD. lES


1U C T I0 5


RROP LODGE FARM, SLAIDBUBN.


(ten minutes walk from Lane Ends School, Grlndleton.)


Stock, Hd’ SILVER"


TO-MOBi KINDLY REMEMBER Sale of Live


and Winter'Eatage by T. OD


)W (SATURDAY), AUG, 30th.


^ale at [1-30 prompt. IR. CLITHEBOE 4?D^!^,Titos;.: s r ; 1 9 4 1 . fOi" CLOCKS . .


Mjintel, Wall and; Alarm Clocks, etc.,


in Oak and Walnut.


Large selection from, . 1 2 / 6 .


[See our Wonderful selection of


WR])ST


WATCHES Chrome


Rolled bold .and G ild


Prices feom ^ I


. |


DINING AND DRAraNG, 1 « 6 m [QRATES, ] ’


; YORK STREET, ^ ttlTliBR^lB ;UOff of /;■[


THE BELL ) aiid|a gobdi gefe


T i p


BOT-AiR RANGES a t Vis it )JU^ S H O ^ c p ^ ,


WANTED


[WANTED.-Strong YOUTH ' ' Young Man for Farm 1A


—Crook, Horrocksford! Old Clltheroe.


' [


WANTED to buy, all MUSICAL C.I., Advertiser and Times.


INSTRUMENTS;-Write Bok No.


HXEN’S WORKING SOCKS, 2/-, one IwL coupon only at TOM YOUNGER’S Clitheroe Market.


i ^ VaMow Hall Farm, WANTED—Good GENERAL MAID, W T


sail, who Is declining farming on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6fe, 1941.


3 3 f o l l o w s


IMART Young Laying-off PWS and HEIFERS as ,


SHJVERWOOD in conjunction • wife JAS. BARLOW and SON, will Sell btr Auction for Mr. H. Tatter-


Heifers, riady for service; 5 Cows, eld. In full milk; 3 Heifers and Cows, lue Feb. end April; 4 Heifers, Oct. and


calved; 30 Cows, due October; 15 Cows, dua Nov.;: 15 Cows, due Dec.; 2 Roan Store Bulls, correct: l.Preslan-


Nov.; 10 young Cows, due Jan., some milk; .25 Cows, springing and


Bull, corti^ot: 1 Bullock; 2 Cows, beef. The al'Ove cattle ,arA chfefly roans


iStirks anil Heifers are a smart lot to replenish bther stocks. ;Cattle pur­


and black and white to'colour, mostly coming wath second calf; they have well shapf a udders and teats, and have been summered dry bag. They include some vep'l outstanding .cattle. The


chased wU be loaded at the Railway Station frte of charge on Monday.


iLh. rising. 6 years, both suitable for - are correct and quldt in all Gelding, aged, good worker.


town-work gears; Baji


Lamb;. 2 aged: 90 condition,


crpp; 35 Ewes, .yo]mg sheep; " I Lonk Ram ‘ Suffolk Rams, shearling and


Sheep:


low Manqi! shelvings Waggon,


to good cpi Mowers, ' delivery Strewing Plough w Plough;: Pulper; Lorry wit Lorry, Cart 17 galls.


with mac to follow.


Mr. H. the


Further Machinir;


40 half bred'Ewes, 2 and/S' Lonk and 'Swaledale cross


Waddtagton.


cy and' Implements: New to Cart, winding screw, hay qomplete;. Morris 30-cwt.


half bred' Lambs, forward WANTED. -HOUSEKEEPER [ for ; ''


—Mrs.' Procter, 278, Willows . Lane, Accrington.


engine recently overhauled, dltion; 2 Albion pair-horse perfect condition: 2 Slde-


W Geais: 12-C'


;h shelvings; Contractor’s t., in good order;' 2 sets 8 Kits. 12 to 15 gall.; two


Refresh:inents.will be provided. ■ -Sa fte |at 12 o’clock prompt,'


Til'


Clitheroe Son, Auot


Tools, utensils, , Farm, Cli her 20th,


w


th all accessories; Ridging set Spike Harrows: Turnip good Chain Harrows; Farm.


akes; 2 Swalthe Turners; machine; new Ramson


ihlnery, cattle,;, sheep, horses


jarticulars from fee owner, tersall; (T^. 364 Clifeeroe), Uictioneers, T. Silverwood, (Tel. 228), Jas, Barlow and oneers, Hasltogden (Tel ?28).


A Secoili


d Sale of. Implement Farm mess, Cabins, all sundry


will be held at Bningerley heroe, on-Saturday, Septem-


.941,


H i t ' b w E L L AND blS’TRICT FARMERS LTD. ;


STORE EWES will be held at THE HOTEL, ■WHI’TEWELL, on


Entries


West Brahted, Nr. Clitheroe.


B


STORE E' burn on


The Entries ’The ANNUAL SALE of uncrossed


WEDNESDAY; 24th SEPTEMBER. solicited.


school.-Apply Headmaster.


sick lady; good home; references. '


ANTED at Clifeeroe Royal Gram­ mar School, Laboratoiy Assistrint,


;


good wages with cottage; two bed­ rooms, I ages, family, references.— Brooks, ’Thorton-to-Craven. Skiptori.


'('ARDENER, Handyman Wanted, JT wash car, etc., wife help to house;


SITUATIONS VACANT.


^AVY, ARMY AND AIK FOl INSTITUTES.


NATIONAL SERVICE


mediately fo.r employment of Natic importance in • Army and Royal Force Institutes a s : ,


i


COUNTER ASSISTANTS GENERAL ASSISTANTS - KITCHEN MAIDS , ; , Wages[ 20/- per week : COOKS'


Wages: from 25/-per week.


Ypt3NG_ WOMEN are required Im- nal


Air ICE Horses: | 2 Grey Geldings, about 17.1 4; Wye Calves, 8 to J2 months;, 6 Jubilee Mill, Clifeeroe.


Wesfeead, Ashbrook, Rlbble^dae Avenue.


WANTHD urgently. All kinds of TV poultry and goose feathers;i„--_


Clltheroe.


J WANTED. — COOK-GENERAL. . Clltheroe.


W W ' end of September.—Apply ;Mrs.


- new [good


prices given for any quantity'delivered to J. C. Smith, 54/68, Loweir^ate,


Mrs. Greenwood. Sunnyniqade,:


ANTED.—A few BOYS, a^ed from 14 to 17 years.—Ashworth and Smith, Ltd:, Primrose; Bleachworks


weekte.-rWrite Box No. P.I., Adverjtseri and Times.


Etc-rR. Standrtog and Sons, Greenacre Street, Clitheroe.


(’Phone 134). '


ride cycle; good opportunity to lqam; trade. — Whitaker, Castle Street, Clitheroe.


'B OY WANTED for errands and dfork to Ironmonger’s shop; able I to ' [' .


ANTED,—DOMESTIC HELP in; Langho^ four or five half qaysi


'lH'rE are regular buyers of clean dryi VV RAGS, WAS’TE PAPER, SACKS,'


a t ’TOM YOUNGER’S. 1 A VOID writing feat long address to


2/-.—Advertiser and ’Titoes/ 6, Market Place, Clifeeroe. • j PO U I tR r AND EGGS


W IN T E R SHIRTS, VESTS, PANTS, TV PYJAMAS, Be advised, buy now


-tX- Members or H.M.! Forces. — 60 ENVELOPES printed wife full address


• Gtlra 'realisml [ The eitp _, feeAtlahtip to- tyartime,■ •


TU^OPING HENS, GEESE, TURKEYS ITJ. —with Dark Comb.' Liver trouble, Worms, etc., cured to 24 hours with JOHNSON’S REVIVING 'TONIG eS sures Quick Moult. Bottles 8Jd.. l/4d. -Blackburn’s Com Stores.


...........— tune ™h the help WOOD poultry s p ic e . ground insects, ditloner


'JT lay sible


ls,„. Mill.


i


3d, from,Blackburn rind Sons. Com ' Castle.Gate, Clithriroe.


and


■^ET your: hens over fee moult and -Vlnig again In the s' shortest


Packets ,


the birds natural oon- egg-prodUcer.


of KARS-' CmtSns'


:es of a‘’tramp? j


EA'VERS WAN’TED, capablfe of[ handling fine yarns! Please ariply , at John Southworth and Sons,


, Abolishes unsi wires. Only Pitted behind


reception, radio portable


■ seconds. Eqi to aerial 70-ft high. Worn


Local Agents:


POLLARD i King Street,


V/Hi [WALLIS,


ALLEY. > ’-Terrifib :Tbrillsl J .slartltogurrinm’i-'-as’i imll


'Ightly aerial 4-ins. long, set to lew


Makes 3/9


[iial capacity 50-lt.


long,


’ Totoight at'740. ‘;To-feowriy^^ " tcemorrqwiaC a:3| ) ^


or ork, Nall,


I V'"’.' 'v.


week commfe S ep item b J r8 ^ ^ ] ;J ( to r i ','v:;r]/v!'()i6RD6N,';B^^


AdVaare bbokihg for ;64ia^8]0[P.ui;[['[V[ shpw§^^tiiraay_ciril^^


" ’TPfa5ri^’424M](|’'i,


ThIS’iVeek'-erid’i: '; MCHAIL 7 - : MQNUiAY [ifE^T,;:; [ .S E PT ^ IE R . ^


N. A. HACKING & SONS MEMORIALS


ij FOR


Book your| order no’v from oui large selection of


BLACK, [GREY, AND RED iGRANlTES.


aged 14 to 16 years, for duties at above j


Erected when deslrrid. Prices cannot later be guaranteed Send for, Catalogue,; Address:


C E M E T E R Y Ig a T E S , AC C R I NGTON.


Ppndest love and [best 'wishes . September 2nd. • , ;


BIRTHDAY GREETINGS. L/Bdr.'Geoff. Riding (Mal(a)l


. ; : 24, Seedall Avenue. —Prom Mother, Dad


We’ll meet again. ' T


';


and Tori (H.M


[.:


BIDING.—Birthday greetings, Septem- ber 2nd to L/Bdr. Geoffrey Riding, ' serving in Malta.


I . —Love from Granffma.


RIDEVG,-Many happy returns to dear Geoff, to Malta.


; A ,1 i ,


Uniform' is provided. Suitable appli­ cants, between the ages of 18 and 45 years, should write to the first instance ;o fee undermentioned address :— •


In every case. Board, Lodging and DIRTHS


N.A.A.F.I. (Dept. 288a), Pemale'SectJori,' ’]fee: .Manor, Burton, Wiu:al. Cheshire,' or to any Employment ■ Exchange.


R. HITCHIN, Secretary.


OWEAND FARMERS STOCK SALEK


WEDNIESDAY, 1st OCTOBER,


West Bra 3: Nr. Cl


100 h.w. Lambs, J. 1,200 STORE LAMBS and all des­ will be hild at the


^ H I T t T an:he


UAL SALE of upwards of criptions of STORE CA’TTLE


'


ROOT F^IRM, DDNSOP BRIDGE, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 3rd September. s Entries Include the following con­


G. Parker-]-300 h.w. Lambs, including 200 ffar short keep; 50 h.g. lambs.


ignments j . ' ' ■


R. Bolton-f200 h.w. Lambs; well bred Stofck Bull, l i year’s.


T. Dinnlmli-^150 h.w, Lambs. B. Marsden.—7 Heifers, various ages. : BrackenMO hub. and tow. Lambs. Further entries will be accepted up


Coates Bfes.—50 h.w. Lambs. Hitchin Bros.-^90 h.b. Lambs (Wedders and Gimmers)'


, . Farm.


to tune 6f bale, - ■ Sa c [to commence at 12-30. will be provided at t|ie Root


Lunch : I ■ R.


West Bradford. Nr. Clitheroe.


HITCHIN, Secretary.


Tel. 282.


ijord, i theroe. '•


solicited, !o ' R. HITCHI14. ’


(Tel. 282)


p L L : AND DISTRICT FARMERS ltd.


ACCOMODATIONS WantIed


NUAL‘ SALE of uncrossed WANTED-EMPTY WAREHOUSES; WES will be held at SLAID-


, I .,;


Clitheroe Or district.—Reply 3, Chandos Road South, Manchester 21.


W E


suitable for storage; good rents paid. —Send iftill particulars to Box E.L, Advertiser;-and Times, .


large premises or-farm buildings;


HEN -so little must buy so much try TOM YOUNGER’S, Clifeeroe Market. [


■r


SLIGHT,—On August 26th, 1941, at: Bridge End Maternity Horae, [Cor- i bridge, to Major and Mrs. J 0.1 Slight (nefe Betty Begg)', of Nelher- leigto Stocksfleld, a son.


' | DEATHS


DAWSON.—Margaret IOawson, died August 24^h, 1941, rig id 56 years. '


relatives and friends for kmd ex­ pressions i| of sympi fey received dunng her sad bererivement; I also to thank:[Nurses, ard particularly,' the Doctor for his kind and untlrmg attention for many y ;ars; also for floral tributes.


. Spring!, Gardens, ' . ,,


URNISHED or unfurnlihed ROOMS required for lady and two children, 11 and ;8 years; old,


Jfe ROOM and BEDROOM, Or large combined room; unfurnished or pdrtly furnished preferred; modem conveni­ ences and part attendance; Waddington Road or Plmlio6'?Rqad district,—Writri statriig terms to Box No. D.3.; Adver­ tiser and ’Times.


.


rrvWO business Ladies require JL nished SI’TTING-ROOM BEDROOM (sharing) and cate easy access ’bus route; Clifei district:—Wnte Box No. F.2., Afi' tiser and [Times.


r(OMPORTABLE pur-


and 'tog; eroe ,ver-


V ROOM and SInTTING-ROpM, with furnished BED­


attendance, in nice locality, for elderly couple. Accommodation and terms to ”B,^’ 123, Halifax Road, Todmprden


ON SAIE


riARDLEY English Lavender Shaving - Cream.—Bailey’s, 3, Castle Street.


TlLDERLY Widow requires SITTINGt 145, Whalley Road, Cl|ifeeroe. IN I MEMOffjIAM


CLAYTON,--^ln loving remembrance of a dear, jdevoted daughter, Ada Clayton, who died Afflust 31st. 1935. The call was short, the shock severe;


|i


To part with one we loved so dear; Thy will be-done. -From her Dad.


COOK.—In joviiig memory of our dear mother, Alice Cook, who died August 29th, 1931; also oijr dear father! Jame^ Cook, who died October 25tlii 1932. - I


'


Loved ones, who gladly , bur sorrows would share.. 1 ,


| j .


•'Priendq | we shall ever: up there.


daughters, Annie and Lily.


Here We are,'.often;im'es lonely at: heart,


Gently],are told they! must surely depart,


-Prom, I their, loving CUNNINGIIAM.-In ! : and Cyril, Jim


meet,- yes, for sons ’ and


cries of 1 my dear hus Cunnmgham, .who


August SOtlr,’l935. ; : ' : • —Prom his Wife.,


uieasarei passed


^ s u r e d meahi isband, DavU away':


WADDINGTON,—In lloving remem­ brance of a dear!' husband and • father, iPred Varley -Waddingtoft


29, Eshton Terrace, Cllfeeroe, and Withtogton. |i


j a c kn ow l ed Igm en t s .


HUGGETT,-Mr. and > Mrs. Huggett and family wishjto expreai Ibaj sincere thanks to all friends aM


■ neighbours, also workpeople' ^ Pendle Mill, for their kind expresj


sions of sympathy and .flarif tributes received in fhclr great loS'


Oilfeeroe Advertiser Ltd., at 6, Market Pla 407/408 (Iwo lines).


1, St. James’s Street, Clitheroe. Printed and Pul


bUshed by and! Times


To-night at 7-30.1 to-morrow/lit 2-16, 64) on'd 8-; WANT A'DIVORCE,'’ I Fun all fee ,way.' 11: ■


Week'commencing Scptembcri:8th,il94i;; Monday : j . . , i ' I V|(ednesday at ;7t30 p.i


The story of a people tasplr :dj by fee spirit lOf „ i | r ‘|


FAUjUmM THIS


who died Septembei) 3rd, 1940. Amidst,life’s changes], we;remember^ —Prom his loving iWife and ^


'Haive/i-'YbM NOTEPAPER i l


■ - y ' • !’ 'I j j-/ LARGE' Choice H i of


PAPERS ;|rO CHOOfl ■'!


to, CUfeeroe. To.’ •iSi


m a k k e Ii I: 1 -!


drama or our might arid dl mlty throughout ithe C h ap te rJF o f j|j i i^ ^


Thnrsdav and/Friday at |7-30. Saturday at i > o BASU BATHBPNE and .ELLEN


A' sensational mystery iararaa|you will.long' reihl excitement and suspense pack this from begtanlj^


A DATE WITH “THEY DEPEND ON;U8.” - EMLYN WILLIAMS/ JOHljJ ■CXEMENX'S, Cff BETI*ER, 'fobt!'Ably j' [ ' 1


[ ||! - ii|i||||i T hw ^ te s |Lrcad%|


I , . : ; . 'd '' Miss Hoyle. wishefe to thank aU; I “There'll come anofeer day,”


—Love from Uncle Jack, Auntlel Jen, and George (R.Ai’.)


i


AUTUMN I GOODS now displayed in our uiodem Showroon


GOWNS 0^ I'Distincfi


MILUNERY-wliat va And, of couts'e] a Splendid Range i I':. ' .' I


.';'l


LINGERIE, 6LOy and HOSIERY.


:s, SCARVI .I'l-. . ’;S:


] ! [Keeh B u ^ g IS iyitaj Mear MUST % se| 4 sh o i


, l^elightiui keiectipn


[iibse!''da'ys^Ia<^ SERVIC


H E R E /I , ;i : j.4 | I n e w "' '


| Telephone 2043. Established 187A' i [ Is - J f l U ';„„'m [ [ ' " [ ' ^ ,;'i ''['i-'


' TINUOUS Monday to Fridas'fron».;6t0 i p.m,'■ Last compete show at M pan.', BATURDAV;,


MAHNEEceach day at 2^0 p m'(;: CON- .• i i


REDGRAVte,I>| PHYLUM [CA


LUXURY


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