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t?R T T > 1y , E E B t e lu A iE lY 1 9 . 1 9 4 3 . : , Town Council and Mak^g-Up Seivice Pay V ; .


Decision Deferred f6r Another IN^onth. I


BUS STOPS ; Sick PAY ; park gates taken SCHOOt KITGHEN SCHEME ; ifCRAIGMGDjR” TO ! GO : ALLOIPME'NTS “IDRIVE.” t


Secretary of the National AsMcla-i tlon of Local Government Officers with a copy of the award of the


Finance Committee : ,; Cl) Letter from the ; Divisional


, Strange' new fish on the fish­ the same.


monger’s slab — fisht .you’ve never, met befpre, ;but well worth knowing all You get these nevf fish because of the p n iM scheme:


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fish is,now sold close {to where it j s lanilcd^nstead of being, , sent far-journeyS to its old mmkets.


- i : , . 'There are Itwb kinds of stiitigersyrow divhite jish (cousins


of the cod ),'^ d^ afj^ *. It it well wjo th while;to look out for them iiij case "they come jrpur wa|. ,^ d don t judge them by.their outlrnidlsh ^names lor unfajniliar looks--beauty in a fish isn’t skin ^deeji!


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foodj and are quick | and easyj to coc instructions givenjhefe:


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3 Wasli fish thoroughly, uncler runring water if possible.


Never skin | fish bejore co^king, piu lose so much gqod- hess. After cooking remove skip only'if very tough.


Cut off heads and tails before boiling or frying, but leave bnfor baking. Use head and bones for stock. -


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When fish has been cleaned and dried, filace flat on a table, and with the .poipt o f a sharp knife cut frojrn head to tail down the backbone. Then ipkrt knife in this slit and carefully separate the fishll from-the bone, i Remove fillets, trim and cut into pieces


convenient for seryfng. Use bones for stpck. BClIlilNG FISH 'FRYING FISH’ I ' ii I S


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These newcomers have a fine flavour, are an economical k. Just' follow the


of employees of the Burnley Cor­ poration : the letter stating that he- was prepared to delay reporting a dispute with the Clltheroe Council for a short'period on receiving an, assurance that the result of, thS. Burnley Arbitration would be con­ sidered by. this CounclH a t an early


the feiaklng i up ,of^ LllC I - J -— ------ -------- datq.-'


the I executive of the National Union of Teachers'asking whether in wiew of the Burnley declsloil this Coun-, cU lwere prepared to .negotiate a settlement.


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that consideration o f ) making up wai: service pay he deferred for one


mopth.', J ,


seconded that In view of the .deci- sim o f the National: Arbitration


An amendment-was proposed and ', : ; !


Tribunal ln‘ the Burnley case, this- Committee recommend) the Council


to prepare a scheme for the making upTof .ytar service pay based on the settlement made In respect of the employees of 'the Bolton Corpora­


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voted for the'amendment and seven against, and the Chairman (Coun­ cillor Cook) ,1 recoNJed his vote against the amendment.-


On being put to the jvote,' seven


; The original 'proposition thereupon put declared carried.


approved Ih principle the proposal to enlarge' the kitchep at Rlbbles-


The Board of Education has


if you must boil, place fish in ijjjydg'tliandpressgentlybefore _ warm,'salted watef. Bring, to


l-Dip in a yeij^ little , i boiling'point and then simmer jsehsonjed flour or roll inpRtuieal; |


gently Never boil fast or’the Use enough fat to prevent fish will come J a y Ifrom its . ^


bones before it |is .prpperly I« i t ^ and us^ liquid for sa u J


cookedj and mayj bfe tough. O before putting-in fish. , • Drain fish "well before serving' -


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to bottom of 1 blueismoke


’ 4 Fry quickly on both aides.,


LISTEN TO THE iKlfCHEll FRONT £V?RY (IORNING Ar 8.15 ■ THE MINISTRY OF FOOD. LONDON. W i ; FOOD FACTS No. 137


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dale Senior School, j A report by H.M. Inspector of School Meals on her Inspection on the ,24th Novem­ ber last of the Rlbblesdale Senior School kitchen and ' th e Roman Catholic Infants’ .Bdhool canteen, has been referred to ]the Catering


■Brungerley Park, wJthout_ prfor


Committee). •The removal o f the gates at


It; was proposed. and seconded . (2) Letter, from a ! member, of: ]• The Town) Clerk submitted t6 the


on PQSt-Fwar works are | to be con­ sidered at a^speclal meeting, of thq, Financfii • and Gener&l- Purposes


Reports of heads of departmeiit|s Committee. i


» r The Home omce hej, W P .X i I i/iic 'uajrsiivxiv w*. “


l " ! , ' . s s r s “h "“ H . ' S l l l g j c’S S f ' " ” *


mlttenti plain clothes duty of hot , less than three days, and under six |


allowanbe of 2s. 6d. to perge^ts and constables'performing inte^,,,


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days in) any one week. The cW f Constalile, submitted,


to-the watch Committee ^ ^ppUt, cation by PpUce .SergeaW Grant to be re-lihbursed the amount of. under Regulation 88 of/the PoUqe Regulations for, new


and detitures supplied ! to Blm^on the . re.commendatfon . o f . a. dental


^ atos


■geant’s I health.. The was granted) '


sur Jon;;-: The Chief Cton^taBle alto submltto<t medical certificate w h l^ stated that a hew plate and denfr ures were necessary ^or 'rh® c>6r-


' Clitherbb Weavers, Warpers’ Association J


I H I. Parkinson', :Secretary of the _________ ^ • . ■


Chief Constable -submitted to the Watch Committee a letter from


On thAquestlon of.bus stops, the suggestfons -with regard


stops In the'Whalley-toad^ He^altoi submitted a report, by onq


district.


of his joffleers on thei si^ges^M. and of an interview 'with Mr. Whit--, ridge of Rlbble Motor Services^ lit was retolyed; that having carefully considered Mr. Parkinson s


The original proposition was 1 |nd^t^6rmaUo°n rec°^^^^ to. the meeting and ,


I Serv ces


^^“j e s e f f i iv ^ ” of rpVviWs,. the:


that the Town Clerk so Inform Mr. the minute of


the Committee adhere'to last


irieettog,


.Parkln|soni A resolution of


and


Borough Police Joint -— t-------- , of the Police -Federation with regard:; to the amalgamation )of Police iForces was submitted to toe Watch! Committee, who expressed


their ■views for the information the Bdard.' '


out priori oo. ivuuiittci


lia,b iuimcLi viiv FJwwj'-'/w w. reiiorts to) the General Purposes


Tggthinb Wi thout Tears I when his «ums’arehot» swollen and tender? U


I'/ c.lic,.implcicroup ^i.dfr«tful^ i I i'yl'


days.>rid.dUturbed nIgbU* But babyU b blame—ii it anv wonder that he is restless and Irntable * js h'ot ,Uten,be may get Ceverish and


;'^I7VERi^ iholheri know* how ctoi» and peevUb , ^ on be at teething titrie. For her It me'Wjyy'PS


• there is danger of idiatrbaa or eoasUpatlon, slekneii


^^"Tlwre Is one[ unfailing children’* remedy caUed BableUj which will quickly banish teething trouble? and ensure fostlul nlghu for baby >


mother: CIvfctbese-safe little tablets ailhe first sign of teething, trouble. SweeMastlng, prompt In action, yet absolutely safe for eTcn the most delicate baby. Guaranteed free from oiuale# and stupefying drugs. I s Effective not only for teething troubles, but lor coy


and peace for


chrimJeuTSrlnrilwVonl^'SSfnjB.blcp^p iocloding purchase tax.


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tipatioD, feverishness, diarrhoea, disturbed etomach, oflek i.lrlkt. when leul elpecled,


full siae package Is.'Sd. ast xpected. AU


Cpmmittee. At on e : meeting, the Borough. Surveyor- reported on to? removal of these gates • and as to vefbal objection he had made,to the.,Ministry of, Works- and P l a ­ ning after consultation -with toei Chairman!of the Parks Committee. The Town Clerk also reported on a communication he had addressed to the Ministry protesting against the remoiial of the gates, and the Committee approved .these actions. At & laterimeeting, the Town Clerk submittedia letter from the Emer­ gency Works Officer of the Ministry of 'Works)and Planning regretting that these gates were re-moved without prior reference to the Borough Surveyor or ‘other ofQclals and pointing out that although the gates 'were, not scheduled fqr re­ moval tli4y did not fall within the exemption categories laid down by the 1 Ministry. The letter also stated that the Emergency Works Officer proposed to Inspect the gates before giving a decision on- the request for replacement.


I The Chairman of the Parks and Playgrounds Committee (Councll-


1 lor Plrider) in consultation with the i Borough Surveyor and Parks Sup­ erintendent has beerl empowered to fill an Irripendlng'vacancy.


I for the enlargement!of the kitchen at Rlbbfosdale Senior School, the


) !^ Approval having beeri given .by the Boqrd of Education to a scheme


1 desirous'that the work should be put In hand .at Once. It was pro-


Chairman of the Caterteg Commit­ tee (Councillor Janies , Wilkinson) reported Ito the Finance-Committee that theiBoard of .Education were


I posed and -teeconded , (a) that


tenders for the work be invited by advertisement ;' (b) that when


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.THETCR£ESNEBI>\ TH^T-'


■ ■ / ' EXTRA IUMP\ 'Keep it off your fire—so that more coal is available to |


( make Ships, Guns, Tanks, Planes and Shells, for tlie'meh of Ithe United Nations in their world-iiyide fight for victory, j irhey look to us.tb provide'these arms


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' 'Next time you go to put an extra ikijip of coal on the )firc,, to-switch on the electric heater injyqur bedroom, to light the, gas for thiit CTtra-.cup of tea.jrqmember the chbiee is ] between these little comforts, and the help we cai^ and must. ; givj^ bur_^fightirig forces.


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Reduce the area of your'grate with ..bricks—or ordinary bricks.*


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Mak^ one fire do the work of several by shariog your fireside with friends. . 1


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0 onkthe fire with slack to make it bijm S/f( and use again all ^ lobgtf. •. ...


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Adfla on bow to bum roke in the ^open grate | can be obtained from Ithe Public Relations


Branch, Mlnlst^i of Fuel and Power, r [ Dean Stanley. St., London, S.W.l. > .


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THE MINISTRY OP FUEL h iPlK


ISSUED BY • ■'•■' , .C': 1'. P WllftBR , - -» g


the dlspbsal of-the: weighbridge the''Cattle’" Market;' ;and this was


■OniyI ’jrie tender was received for not g,®? ipted;


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such) tenders are; received the Chalrmah of the Catering' Commit­ tee, 1 in) consultation . with the Borough! Surveyor, ! be empowered to accept a tender; (c) to a t toe Borough) Surveyor lirepare an; esti­ mate ofi-the cost of the work for consideration along with ,otoer tenders irecelved.' An 'amendment! was proposed and seconded (a) that tenders for the work be Invited by advertisement: i (b) that whfen 'suGh'teilders are received the Edu- ■oa'tiojn ! Sub-Committee be em-< powered! .to .accept a tender, and for this! purpose toe Chairman of the Catefing Committee (Council­ lor J[ Wflkliisonl be added to the


S ij ■ ' ----"I . Si Michael and- John Catholic I


UULaiily.u uiic *4<i*^»»t** V to hold hotise-torhouse collectlqns


In the Borough for the 12 months endlngj29th February! 1944.


Chief I Constable submitted ^ reported bn' a letter from Police Constable Hlndle as to special treatment afforded to him at the| Wlnwick Emergency Hospital of fj Manchester Royal Infirmary, a


To .liie .Watch Committee,,.


as to) jthe • customary charges treatment at th.at Institution., was agreed, in view o f toe expe^ slve treatment affc)rded


Hindle; that a special contrlbut of £1() he made to tfie-Hospital


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to renew their membership. of Lanctohire and Cheshire Antiquarj ian Society, and to piake Inquiries with id view to seeking memter-4 ship tlf the West Yorkshire AritU


, TheliFree Library ,------


quarlan Society., Thb)


decided — ,— i-i—, •-; _ edition of Barretts) Directory


of Blackburn and District.


and Supplement, and various Pflb)^ llciOtibns by H.M. Government In I connection'with thb 'par are to-b obtalfied for the Free Library.


Crockford’s Cleric; il Directory--


Weste)rn Command wrote asking If the . Free Library Qo nmlttee were prepdred to provid,e a ■ servicq .pi


The! Education (Jjfflcer of ■ the books' for members jo H.M. Fdrees


and'setting"'out 'particulars, of toe Service required. It was resoiv “Thait having regard to the lacktof accommodation and the,llmitaAon of stqff, the ‘Western Commanqibe informed that, this kifthorlty-re cannot see theip 'way to prij)- the service.’"


Liicu


they' v i^


eye RpeclaUst andUq the' meoiclal practitioners who attend for the purpose ' of dlphtheiia; immurls tlon.;are to be lhci;e^sed-by 2,0 per cent, •


Th? fees at preter t paid to toe


to be •next;


'Sub-Comlmlttee; I (c) that the Borougli ISurveyor jirepare' an estl-


for war


•matei of Ithe cost of the work for I consideration'by the Sub-Commit­


tee along with other 'tenders. On being put to the vote' the majority voted for the ameildment. Which was declared carried. The amend­ ment was thereupon put to , the meetbg'Jas the substantive proposi­ tion lano declared carried.


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1 appointed to consider: any proposed Bill for) Educational 'Reconstruction


I A ' sul)-=commltteo h a s b e e n


and . Its efle.ct' o n ! the Cllthferoe I authorlliy’s position i) to consider


any ' developments' on re-organlsa- tlon of [Local Government and Equ- catlonigenerally and to furnish any representations they deem desirable, to the) Member of Parliament for the Cljtheroe parliamentary-Divi­ sion, eUher lh ' wrltlng or at; an


.Interview with him. the


Flnaince Committee toat. he .... .hai- from 1st Mkrih


recelved notice .that 'le would oease The Gas Engineer reported tc


thi i-inauce reserved,as tlon jbe made for deferment.


a further .'series -time cpOklnglJ ■


It was.fiecidetl toat appllci- Tlie. Gas Engineer Is to arranke tlon [ for a ,


, Corporation's sei'vl le lines ,gnd supply [the premises at a later dpte.,


sing; them to effec; a supply pf* electricity to .‘Carliighurst.'Faifm, Bailey, ion the unfitrstanding that the ; Order ■ reserves the. rlghi ffor the Clitheroe Council, should they to desire,; to take jover the Prsston


Np objection Is |tc be offer’.,., h- —-. —;,-r—r-;


Pres"ton“ CorporE tioh’s applica- 'Fringej. Order” authoxfo


to


' .Tlhe bouncll ba^ ajreed that! obn sldpratlon .will v b,®


ees; In^the -trading undertallngSi.. At lpresent, these) employees sh are


scheme which' may . be put.forwMd for) sickness paynjientp. to ' eirpipy-


ehy


the!benefit of a general sch®'he'Of slctaeto payments adopted bjy; tji®


Council. ■ ■' ' 1! r -


of Information, a Joint Informa Aon Committee Is to pe set pp ftr; the Berough; and the Clitheroe Rural District.


■Wltli thd approifai of the Mi liitry - 4


of lectures I Dn ■ed


wi*.— - J i r ;t


Free ■' Library Commit not to purchase, the


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Rlbble- Motor e 'to


ganda andl to ^ land available ^ allotments.


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relinquished), hlS -tenancy of Pto®-- wood, a ’cottkge: on Grindleton F^u above the -waterworks, , the! Chair­


J.i' H. Bpothman [having l'- : •' I"


:emporary istoresheds at 47, Bmwji- ow-streei,' lor,-Mr. R. Parkington, and at 5, Seedall-avenue, IpriMr. F. [Nightingale. ' ■ V v


Plans have . been, apptovdd for


dition of the sludge lagoons at the “ ewage -Works and submitted estl- lai'ate of the cost of re-drainihg and te-surlacing the lagoons the matter


The Botough .Surveyor having reported oh the unsatl^actory con­


foas-ref®*’^®'^ Chairman (Ald­ erman French) and 'Vlce-Chalr-


: ' ; I The basic remuneration oT the " e p & S l t S J l i l S i ' S oi


, The Council have' agreed! to the transfer of the tenancy-Of Low- cock’s Farmlfrom Mr. Edgar Clarke to his son, Mr Frank Clarke. - 'J .' 'r------


man of'the jWaterworks committee (Councillor Bleazard), submitted, recbirifneiidsltlons ! with regard -, to the future occupation of PlnewoOd by the Waterworks .Bailiff i (Mr; |I.. Whittaker) gn'd to the dismantling of Cralgmoor, with the saivaglng'pf


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taan ‘ CQounclllor Bleazard) i .with l^wer to'act.,


Sewage Farm balllS hqs been In­ creased to S3-5-0 per week'and In


From our Issues of February 22nd, ■ 1-1918.


'Railway schenle'was discussed. [It ivas agreed that the proposed rail­ way would be jbeneficlal to the dlste irlct if certain juncMohs were made, but consideration brthe matter was mowed -to stand bVer.


land Rural. I?istrlct Council, - the proposed Longrldge-Helllfield. Light


At the monthly meeting of Bow-


decided to raise" a sum .of ^20P to be used when the: war was over for


The villa J r s '! of Waddlngtbn


thb* purpose ojt erecting a memorial to the fallbn.


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Bolton-by-Bo-wIand SefiooF - War Savings Association invested leto than £l,J02-10-6, which melant


■■ ) .. ! • -KH------i:.’ Established 12: months, previously


no that 1,411 purchased;


certificates ;)


had been


Glsburn 'Parish • Church of Miss Evelyn. Ashwprth,-. grand-daughter


The wedding -was solemnised, at


of i Mrs. Woodcock, of New Hquse Hotel, Mlddofi,'and-William Chap­ pell o f Nelsoiir'who was serving as a sick Berth Attendant in the Navy.


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all usable, rdaterlals. These sug­ gestions were adopted, Counclllpr Bleazard and .the Borough Engln^r being .given .power to act) In ;tn£( matter, ■ |


ment and to Improve food ;prqduc- speclal -meeting of the and Food Production


liiLccov ,..!! the alldtoients movje-| to be made to- lncrea|se


work of the Food Production Suon Committee ■ were .'giyen . at Jthie monthly meetingtof Clitheroe Town Council.


Interesting)facts' concerning itne : I” !:


announced - that: 1164 acres o f . land had been sedured for the .plotters. Thirty plots still remained- unlet.


J qouncUlor . ;. Standrlng-;


thirteen of tliemtoeing In 'Waterloo, thirteen on the West-view sfi®. |and four In Waddlngton-road. Coun­ cillor Hargdeaves- , asked ''seyMal questions regarding ;the football field at Waterloo,, which had been taken over fdr'allotments. . -• |


I It was anfioiihced that Company Sergeant-Major Chas E , Parker, of the West Riding Regiment, ;for- merly a gamdkeeper on the Dunnow had been twice honoured.


Committee | discussed land wni9^ | might be uiillsed for food produc- i tion and as tp encouraging r ^ - | dents to cultivate land, and It was j


/ the Secretary of-the


1 Allotments Association be asked) to approach tlie owne^ of certain land now mentioned with a view to j Its utilisation as allotments,. -,


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I local Prfess: inviting persons^requlr-, ing -.allotments to f«mish theiri names to the. Borough Surveyo):. |


the demand foh allotments jam advertisement be Inserted In toe


for the staff of the Parks ,Depdrt-| ment: to. bd. in ' attendance at (the


Council’s ■


to give advice as to tlYe-;"" Of land for,'


and 'other suitable premises urged to allow spare land. Ao utilised -and, to encourage food ijro


posters be obtained for dlstribu as now mentioned. _ , . ,


ductlonl thereon.. (e) i that supplies of leaflets


for .a lecture and for film shows _ the purpose of encouraging food! production. 1 .


(1) that arrangements be n


clllor Riishton) and the ince-chalY man-" (Councillor Plnder)/ Mr. Jj. W). Marshall, toe Borough -Surveyor and the. Parks Superintendent be given discretion) jointly to adopt


(g) that'the Chairman (Cc^—


allptmehts. in Castle View, _ _ ...


food'prodjt^ijfti.. " ; | ;l6tr (d) ! that owners of Industrial, (b) that! In order to ascertain) :-i| on'October 25th, 1917 he received


I- ! the D.C.M. for :“magnlfioent gallan- and devotion to duty..


V.T.C. to dig) trenches on" the-school site in Chatiburn-road.'


Permission was given-to toe local At a meeting- of the Nelson) and


.Colne Llberjals,'R 'was decided to contest the 'division at the next


( c ) : that!arrangements be made;


parliamentaryi election; Dr. A. Macklin, son of Dr. T. ,T.


Macklln, formerly of Whalley, along members of the party


spmpanied Sir Ernesll on his Arctic expedi- lecbrated by H.M. the the silver “Polar” medU,


Thfe


.elr relieving officers^ fleman and Towhson) pf - war bonus of 10s. question of granting


Board of Guardians


. to other officials was the; House Comnllttee.


ift facilities, a month’s food was not excessive, items were as follows :


Food Control Coinmlt- that In view, of the lack


ixpebted'to become' more Shortly there will be •Ice,! 2s. ‘8d, per IbJ


any suggestions made from time tp time by the) Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, and otherwise takp steps to eaicourage the campaign for growing more foodstuflSj


that, under the- scheme fo r ) thje award bf certificates.of merit,! the Ministry of Agriculture had , madb four awards to Clltoeroe gardeners, and. it was .agreed that the, certifi­ cates be signed by the Mayor) and that suitable arrangements be made ■ for their presentation to the ;to®- cessfull contestants. A sliiiiila.r: competition is to .be held this year


The [committee were- informed ARE YOU LIVERISH p


sorts, feel irritable, depressed and cap- not enjoy ypur food, .yoilr Jiyer is pr<> bably to blame-. It has becOma sluggish and does not function properly. Don t resort to 'drastic ;purgatiyes---that i s ) a great mistake. WInat is needed us something that.wfll igiv® the hver toe help it] needs.. Puikettes will, do this most effectively because they exercise a special - ja'ction 'on toe hver Md speedilV restore it to normal activity. ^Inkettes) )are different from ordin^


■When you] are constipated and but of be laxatives;'lthey are effeotiye totoout


purge, [but[fact like nature. Pinkettes are® invaluable for toe treatment of Constipatiop, 'Sick Headache^^BUlM^- ness. Unpleasant Breath, Flatulence, and, all Lhier troubles. All chei sell to|m, Is. 5d., including tax |


ing drastic; .toey.__dO;.not. gripe or


P I N K E T T i : ? Thte Liver P i l l y o u Need.


CLITHEROE AUCTldY MART


.lOs. to £10; twlnters and stronger heiferfe, £11 10s. to £20; fleshy geld cows. £ l l to'£17: plainer cows,-^8 iOs. to £10 15sl: early calvers and spijingers, £36 to £56; young summer calveys, £26 to £42:. other laylngofi ■


'' PRinAVi.—An average, toow ipx (he time-pf- toe year, before a fairly good attendance. , Young! stirks realised j£6


on, his farm, but If he As willing to accept a lower price ho objection will be raised.


farmer is! ^ t it led to charge id per gallon for milk retailed


his sugar card, said he never had one,' explaining; he could i never afford sugar.'He scraped up enough money fob a little margarine and, a ticket.


One old man. asked to produce i '


i^otatoes in; bread. The bakers were assured that by using potatoes ■ boiled or mashed—they a better and a [bolder


Clitheroe. bakers decided to put


lih would cost' approxl- i | same to make. . [


Pepp'er [ is jpeing several towns.


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new llstlnctlon ; No, I don’t ■ ireklly : she is only a lualntance.


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I that theiri only, son, Ralph (20), who 1 wasiAn the,'Grenadier Guards,; had passed away. He.,Joined the. Army 1 on Pebruriry 12th, 1917, and died


Mr ■ and Mri William Haythorn- thwaite, of Slaldburn, were notified


' months Iriter I to the day.—Private W. Blackburn! (27) East Lancashire- i Regiment) of Three Houses, Sabderi.


of pneuirionlaiin France just twelve


'hpspltal, haying been , sent -home frpm France. !


1 James Hriyle (76). ^ o f . 18, Turner^ street-: Mrs. Betty Edmondson (64-)


Deaths. during ! the weo(k were


I Finder (75), the village blacksmith at Holden.


formerlyf of (Clitheroe : Mr- T. : '


- DQWNHAM cows,; £18 10s.;


itoSS?-'’ ! - ■' ■■. I TUESDAY.—Newly-colved;, cows and


heifete numbered upwards ' of 120. A


good attendance. Trade openedjslowly. biit- improved later. IPrlces: Best cows, £54 to £84; secondaries, £40 tjo £52: others. £23 to £38| . best local arid Scotch heifers, £50 to £63; others (In­ clusive of Irish) .£25 to £42., . ) 1 , ■ The Judges were Mr. William Aspaen.


. GlSburrijrind the second to A. Harrison, Earby.. '


annual whist drive and dance, organ-, ised by th{e Reading Room on behaU of' their funds.-took place in the &hool, on Friday nijght. [ Play proceeded at four­


READING ; ROOM EFFORT)-The


teen tabite, arid Mrs., T.' Robinson pre­ sented the prizes, which .were won as follows, Ladles: Mrs. T/Rayner, Mrs)


Grindleton, and Mr; Thomas Nutlall, Heywpod, and they -awarded the first prize for dairy [cows to G. Laricapter,


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' radio-gram,;with Mr. W. Jackson, M,C[ I Spot prizes -were won, by ; Craftsman [ Scoble arid Miss B. Oowley.'i,,The funds • will benefit )by over £4.


Johriston :, and Mi-?. K. Jones’ (cpriDo Gentlemen: Craftsman Scob)e;;-:-Mi[; ■Whipp, iind Mrs. F . ' anailey’ /'(cori.)' Floating prizes: wfere awarded tp Mrs.’ Astiri and MrJiw. Jackson,: Musib for dancing was provided by Mr.; Prestori’s i


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year r" oil, :.£ appet


flowe by le r tVlthc


^ys. toe s r a t -to


ins of gailons. are w ----- - handling of Government all tractor


, CARELESSNESS. careless


ter. post wi fa’wn. says


T-"


concession IV


^ abused api toe GR.O.


TSaTSaU r ! plants coi


’ isted each vaporising


economy IIS' iere;1i


!f6 FLOTORS DY order. and flo- ff


. pacKeis oi'


>iiJd fee sent a.has been


'tlv-y will bhnff . .new • .energy,


e 'HREE • hall, wine- tlaases every dW of


[ap|Ktite dtad .’slcHP. • Vironlta


! brighter ; chOnren r22on-alcohoUq.


hiH pleasant feftora'* Uyou'


died from .worindS; in a Huddersfield , - 'j ■


. rationed in "-to


In Novembe::, , .1916,' , for showing great couragb and resolution, vjthqn an attempt t e s i being made to cut • " e Gerrnan wire, he) was _ B Military Medal, whilst


CovAvC, llCliU y.T W? AA. • ' K I N G 50 Years lAgo.


A C k ' I .


iBlJWrNGTON’S^ From our


Waddlngto worth! per comjjared ’ The worth £2,907-18 145. j


C o u r t


pamphlet the Cllthi Ibrmed In the pamil themselyes


A .digest


ssue of February 24th 1893. ;.


itocinber of £20-1-0


" Rlbblesdale,” A.O, eportedian Increas


Ith* £19-10-10 in 1£91 the Court In 1892 vias and the members! Up,


object of houses, ma Ings, istree:. the bprougf other; iiiti .whalsoevei


land was f with gas 1 other erec complete -i CUtheroe ( was fixed and Inot, issped In no person shares. Th) wer ]to be tee. of nlh to go but were ellgi following articles- ol committee •Robert H Janies G„ William A|l Charles William ted) sCcre treasurer trustees : doctor of Leonard E and James


Istic serv our. Socle; burn-Wes;


. Arising


Albert Pa Parker, p Studio.


pied twlC'


.'hich was the llghtinf: ot iikufactbries.ishops, bu Id­ 's and public: places in :i. 3f Clltheiroe, “and no pt pufposje or ob ect ’ For this purpose t e taken toid fitted up


1 living the :opy deedfof Gas Light Company, itember, 1^1836. Briefly, joncemea, .constituted •Intb a cbmpany, the


£ lares of £jl0 each, and 'to hold more than ten . affairs of jthe company :ohducted by a) commlt-


at Inot. less orf


than £3,000, to be as 'Y/'Qrks.”


------- “th„ The capital than £2'000


. . j Walter Cockshott, [. mby, Robert! Trappes; i;rstang, Jo an j Haworth, lifer; William Slbbald, tkdcllffe. Dr. Powell. Iter Oddie was nomina-


:le| for re-qlection. The were nominated In. the kgreementi as' the' irst


L i three of whom viere )fj office every year, but


as. given of an lid • flte—I shall'riot; ;L ^ v o n e Vtoposes i


;uv|d nedrest had Obftet than anyom


|«MB. WEST jdij.,_-l disagree


i t e t t e r t o y o t o


irnaces, gatometers ind ' I, the premises when le' denominated “iThe


i sSihred wito intoxief Ji-tbe writer is iff irieds to .stay at RA


DUldfio sO' rient -would, be gla


feder'-toe present f 11 protect those in


[,tould include rep ' nthout intoxicant,'- (to-. 'West is quit


j iiiiflux of people ' toe village by con


^sire.


daty 7 WlU.am Slbbald, • l a n d the : following


|ldwln, Jeremiah Gaijnett Thomson,'


lev Posthi mous Po veil, fl-vil Laws, John .Aspiaall,


iles^an Church.


’ CHtHerc Texas' (U.p


. h ad . a J.A.) in toe yker, Jnr., : lotbgraphe


In'■ considering ap relief, the! depressed] the cott in trade responsible for the


;rom a serlis of evangel- ’.es a Christian Endeav- ,was forrned at C|hat-


person 6 ion of M King


visitor


as. long atlthelr me (licatlons condltlc


irom Mr.


'Clitherie Guardlanjs .were i^ccu


persons. I It was alsojrepoited that the work! louse was full, and toat


jeing m!i relief o:


-- - -


London' for- exhi' from his


Three


r A. uane


fling lor


1


jEjadibani :Road,) “ TH()SI


) S ir,-Tha t | . [weeks I am atem 'i;he annihilatloj 'rind being too 'in my outlook.l ! remark In my II


jbne writes iwaried are tha


n of ainly 202


during the previous week vagjrants relieved Numbered 13


rlzes were ajwarded 1 1 the (hire Horke Society’s Show ilts by Mr Walter \yhipp Slddows stud farm.


resolutio 'i autoorlsln; repre; - tlbn on i deputatioi. about appoiiitei to , wait) upon Directors of .the London and Western! Railway Co^ with to the rroposed extension Longrldl e - line jthrough Chi, Dunsop pridge and .plaidburn


'^restofi Town CouicU pas^'


: .question the wor: closer tp work of


-in whlq Nonconf Churohe A. ParWi


Clitheroe day after:


There


svas a large Baptist Ch


, North regard the


ted a enta- to be ^ the


lipping.


' irmist and the Established engaged,


noon, to heir a discussion a representatives ' pf the


attends: ice at apel, oq Bun­


■'sing men of Clitherpe Into


Wilkin-souare. 57 ye|— . - . Camm, IWest.Bradfofd, J7 ypars.


er, J.P.,. presided.! The wks : “ How can-wp. bring


Councilor J.


Ju'ch with thie 'purpok and- toe Church


Inteni ents : Joihn Cawley, 12, ifirs ; Benjamin


I'iitions of those! ibe 'sure that 11 )we should I another wa^ wl ' or next either. L ) verisoh of ' thl ) ment, as applif


!'[righteous wratl


' ■ Thou S h a l t : not strive!


!'•! (to do the sam j j' -.'the' Czechs,


, of his murda i i every occupiy i)| Is he out to ai*


i leader., Thai I does not appej j !' is evidenced If ; their airmen! 1 ; 1 “the South of I


1 wolf-pack whi


■ " purpose of restaurants


adults: c'ohgr^ cannot bomb! gets without F I victims , but!


[bombings in! not-the)small| targets:


iciltherbe.


■Jannock’s'' 1 week. : I 'won! or not? I wr| pointing out stops, the effl and: his nervd [denies this bil ton I ceases tol done by his ^ iate'r states; 1 but! when wd ■tisl being flal


ON STOl Siri—I was!


■"Ihave to pay. I past, as wel “being flaye™


Well, ‘Jani I haveteiopij


the habit, r you used'jsuc


■ both the; difl and'to desca smoking tha , -Saying . toa|


. terrible pun efficiency ha superman, e portefs are.


Worston, Cll [. BEI


attitudes £ J


et^er • sound


k0 your l ire \ Suitable for.-^


' ■ bv )toe brel led “JannJ


' i!waste woula if the swinl


'tor beer,-( Iwouldi _be


' r position, fol . are one of.f I ments- for our bacon I


'•tag to us rto it.


i , we would !


' than to f j [ less, that ) i food that [ ! defeat of ; Today, as! 1 lenged tou


seems to using, foqd


,;! vidCd. in .{ amount


'{' ■ [ '■ ■ [■[•[■“ .m Xk i


1 lul optoiq ■f to, but 1-1


;i • Sir,—YJ mnd untq


['Which -reil I most ecoB


quantities I (


.i-Eftti .dice ad some -'peop|


point, I'-Jai! swine.are cij


; tlnued his waj ' -without a prol try. without a I


.people ate HU bis career Pf cl so . Hitler wo*


Officiously t | As “ Augur’’ I


['land uhter. Alll j week, and wW


' -upon his wrid ) "utmost sympaff


arils. Men who al those who are ded hioney. time, and| 'that which -M.


■prrjje ■ Govenunen* Jri asking .jeverywhJ hit'really necessaryl Jl.'gfeat war it woJ nricessary for a ^ Xjijfpey. to RimmgtB


West was Dghtl ' h


l i a b l e wade to t l of I l ls ' residence, h i to; contend


i - . 1|';, / . . EDG ’i ’oP- Rin^


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