■ . V r T .T T H E R b E A D V E R T l S E B i ae (EIGH T)


S A L E S B Y A U C T I O N BY Mb. jT. aitvanwoon.


I., j ANE SlDfe FARM, ISBINDLETON H M U l l l W H »


June. July. August and September. All commercial poultry f


August,protein. and. Pig Feeders. . ■ ■ r; i.--,. . ■ , , i , i eperf wh° geposlte^ thejr ^ will be ebUtled to 50^1 ; .'I,


^ a s t l ? g K r a ^ “ S " d u J l ia ls ^ ’^‘S y ’'othef s?rv“ es fhaT we ?an render will be gladly given. ,


i Poultry spices, tonics, conditioners, and, appUancep always to stocl^.


-*-< Five minutes’ walk Irom; . ^terminus, ■ along Slaidbum ix>ad., SILV^WOOD:>wlU:SeU by Auc- .


- • • . ■ I I - JgOROUGH


. f f A N T E B , ; OF


'• S A t E S


i" \ i - v; 1-^ ,


T t iSH S S i k .E R lD A 3 i » M A Y ' i s , / ' 1 ^ 4 3 . AECXIOH^.


CLItBER(iE. .GUARD SERVICEi


AliT tor general and clerical duties, m the-Fire Guard service ati a! remunera­ tion of i£200 pec ainnutn.


A ppiiio/yhoNS’afe invitod lor appointment ol a MALE ASS.


A . tlon tor Mr. ^wmiarn Hlndle, on v -1 SATWalDAy, JtrtJE Sth,: 1943, |


Antique Gak.W^rdiolmwlth ibeautlfuUy 1 t^ e d , 'M ^ o gw Long Case itaoclk^^^ap tOT


or ejcempt- liomr servlcel iiwlth. i HJd. Snrces or other Ifatlonal iServlce-, Applications In cBddldates’ own hand-


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ds'toUow^:i' Sln'ger' droptoead Sewing wri. ■Madhlne;


raSst^Wajl Clock; Wicker Easy Clha^ I Tojm Cierk’s Office, I brass Jal (without wor^ i j


2 Wash Basins and jugs; 2 rusn-sMtM Chairs; . Portmanteau;'2 hand-painty Pictures: Buffalo horns, , Omammte, Soring Balance (100-lbs.); .Coco.Mat- tmg; “ Table 'Llimps;i Clothgmal^n,


m


LITTLEMOOR c o r n m il l s & CASTLEGATE BRANCH, ; :


R. D. BLACKBURN & SONS, ' CLITHEROE, . Tel. 533,8c 534.


ARQ ^D


JCESTIREB’S ,PBEY [^^ REI^GE IN KENNEL, j


I.


■JpROMISING myself ' a 10-|ml,le _ tramp, across varied I selecte(l-'a favourite old .village as stfrtlnl point, , went. M


:__and got no further! > All toia, i walked about half a^imlle In yme


four hours. J?.: : . The village miller' fl^jt lured me.


from the path.’ T ^°and him Ih ^ yard, handling a. spade, his clbtlms


as white as hlB Aoar.used to he'r lie- was .ihixing-cement and when I


made-- some rude comment he Invited me .into his mlh to see the


alterations' he was maktog.


He usually is making ■ alterrftlons of one sort or another;


„ , '


he began to change the machinery, gradually modernising the pro­ cesses, and ^0 hlsoi Improveei th


heighten. ;


had worked here,” ' he sald^j veiling that men coiild get through


“ ■you’d think a lot of pygmies ;


the low, narrow' apertures ■mth .a sack-of grain on their backs, j'.


job the miller was dolngjihls ume. “ I thought you must have been taking your water-'wheel out, ■ i


CLEANEST FARM : ANIMAL. - It was merely a s^elghtenlng;^?


said. “ Not likely,” he replied. “That s


a bit of oW stuff that doesn t need changing.”! After showing me his brushing


machinery, playfully telling me what could happen to mC .If .1


on Introducing me t° his plgs.i TOey were very nice, healthy-loo^ng pigs. I said so and that they appeared to be thriving _on<^helr rations. This' was, a ;false.mriove, because-the miller l;hen demanded my close examination of the Quality


became unduly how it worked, thej miller insi^ed


of the pigs’ swill., i I found It overpowering;' -The


miller spoke with animation pn pig- food—pre-wdr, :p6str'War,'and^lit;


' that much as I admired his pigs,; I loved them h o t !


all-too-prevalling -present.; He saw that I didlnot share his enthusiasm, that I would make no argument,:


. | ,


produced one bright genv^a sort of pearl before swine—ior ;the.[.millet


However, even this unhappy visit I


' asserted as we moved away that dihe pig is the cleanest animal In the whole farmyard, or out-of it. I could not believe he 'teas Seripus, but he insisted that he .w^s speak­ ing the absolute truth...


j..


among filth, but not if , proper food for them,” the- declared. “ In a proper sty^ i


“ Yes, I know they’ll grub about


there’s milter Igs are


“ BY THE WAY SAID DR. GOEBBEXS


fy


HOW gIeRMANS LEABNEfJ <)F the FALL OF TRIPOLI. '


PASSING RADIO REFER!-NCE. [ BV BETTY ASkWITH


A


ques, if such a person still e x i^ .mUst inde^ have been astounded by . the recorded progress of toe Nortfi African


A CONSOIENTTOUS Nazi , who listens only to German c(tomunl-


'^.^On^^vember 23 ,the Germi.n (tommand announced that m - 3ie area rf ^ etobla thrusts .bv, B n t l^ ^ on - naissance forces against toawrmM-


Italian positions were beater, b^k.


That was toe last mention of any name in. toe land , fighting c impalgn right up to January. 22. I^i|ug tois


period their c o i^ u n ^ r e p o te^ •^nemy shock parties were wiped out,


I


II k


I


" strorrg British attacks broke^own in the face of weighty GerrMn ^imter-


attacks.” and so forth and m Then on January 22 toe (tophe Ger­


radio announcing that ^mteol had evacuated Misurata and Homs.


an awoke with surprise to h^d Ms


JUST A LITTLJi WEST, j It is almost certain .that, toe Ifigh


Comitiand chose to . announce this to™e..toe fall of Tripoli w^ inevite able- Tripoli might tova been too mfich of a shock even to toe|Gcrmm


As soon as he Inherited the miU


building; ' i The . yard-tolck |oute walls'he left alone,-.but. there, were many ■ doorways to : widen i ana


models of .manners, anhhUls. — - - up ' with filthy conditions .in


G6UNTRtSq>E cleanliness and, good


impression , tJiW pigs revelled muck. My experlenceJs that pigs prefer to be clean an d ;! knp^ of


past, before folks realised that was. harmful, that people • got


nd cleaner animal.” ,, , • ■ ' Just then, theimlUer s son cm e


BUlowA Blankets, Quil^ aM ^ e t e . :


sons to .whom reference may be made) ■ enclosed in a'sedle^enveloM endorsed


w r l^ i (stating agJ, past ie^^lence, and; names and- •


addresses' of two per-


’ “P.O.i Service'Assistant,” toiM ddiyered, tbe undersigned Inot: later than 1st


The Castle, CUtheroe. 21st May, 1943. I \


5 glazed Mugs; i Brgid i^g. and saucers; ^Cooking Pans;. 2 pans bm. Bedsteads;! Peaiaer .Beds. Mstem


Wringing Machine; 2f Pai^to T™? ,1? ^1-) K2 galv. Corn Bins; 50 yar& irin. meSh Netting; Dabln,.12lt. x 10ft.,jand


fUitheroe.'Tai228:'av.: :


. q HETHiaBINaTON i Town Clerk.


[.Advertiser, and Times. .1'.-' ,,\rOUNG LADY';


“ t ' s n ^W p o D ; , AuctloneSr. -IL OD-----------


C L I T H E R O E H O M j E e H A B H CX5MPAHY.


D trn is :


- far ]■ better', than most They so often had to jput


Telephone: ■ . To-morrow


the dirt the- lii.


along and he confirmed his fatfier s experience. “Give ’em a chapee, and they’ll keepi, themselves their premises' clean, he said. ' On- this evidence, the .pig, been falsely mallgned^for years, doesn’t seem -to mind.


Escaping from‘the milter and hto I nigs, I'Set-out for my walk, b^teltn I


IBETBIEyES FISH. o ---------------- „ i,


the'brldge with a gam^ekeeper-w dogs sat patieiitly by until.


hours; Sunday ' 09.00-20.00 hre. No. 1 Section.


..... (Saturday); 13.00-20,00 Np. 1' 4>iato(5n. AND [EMERGENCY: Saturday . Monday:, -Np. 4:1 1 Sunday: ' : Npi 3; ............,........ ;^nd I


has bUt


l-Bi


. Thursday: No. 3; 3, and 4: 1, and 2. , , :,;PARADEs;>[[


TueSday: No. 1: 2 and-4; No. I.i ■ 'Wednesday:!No. 2;i3 and 4; 1 aijd,^2.


and' 2; 3 and 4. . ' and 2; No.. 3.


19.30'hrs., for M.G; practice; steel hel­ mets; no weappns., - 1


; Monday next: No. 1 Plat. CbV. H.Qrs.


"■ ' i Iwa -vPio;. orirt 'tilK 119.15 hrs.: Own rffiekSteris, ;steel heP'l i- X home and wages.-^Roberte*-.\liest7. 'ihe ---------- - detailed, mere oparm, Boltoii-4)y-;B


I mens,' equipment.


'Rffies.-steel helmets. I resplratora.; ■. I -----^ — u_.,


No. 4 Plat., Coy. ,H.Qrs., ,'10.30. hrs.: diminished determination. Tfius ' f l hrs.; for MXS mraotice; steel, helmete;


& r m ^ r o f f . , He told;ihe^Aj lot about those dPBSiOne a sprli^ger, j


first, but she stuck to her work and -now- she lands ’ fern out on to t


banking without even bruising


skin.” th e , ’keeperi said, . springer doesn’t catclr fish, h kills rats and even ' stoats,


At mv next move, I bumped into I Tom, a sporting friend who had


• T i n f r


by a swirl of wings which took two birds' In swift -succession through the entrance use^by the dogs,


P * ® ••• i-_- —1.1


OUT CAME THE-KESTREL. | June 3rd. 1 No.'S Platoon, Monday, ' '


' 1


.1 Nds.' 1, 2 and 3 Platoons, Thursday, i MaySlst. All arrearsTimust be clatoed.. -


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. | - ; , , - " ■


fTtfrt I


retrievers in the kennel, and dtelftly opened the door.,fo r ‘he reckoned the second bird tV enter tjie k pnel was a hatek and (fidn’t want the


Tom had a I doupie of jyoung


..dogs da.ihaging. ; Before he got the door half open.


a kestrel came out and fell feet dazedly ! looking. roun yard. Quickly . recovering, senses, the kestrel shot Into


career.


Tom said. “I know-it sounds more like a sparrowhAwk, but I saw It.-I too clearly to ibe mistaken.’


“ Yes, I’m sure it was a Kestrel, ! . ,


then, postponing my walk, I, went home to tea. It had been an inter­ esting if not: a very energetic


excursion. 1 Post.’'^


—By P.D. in ‘fThe Lancashire Daily ,.J


2.26 p.m- supply said:.‘ The^rman- Italian Panzer Army disengaged iteeif from the eftSny . last night,- fo rd in g to plan, after repelling heavy enemy


attacks.” ' - ;[ CAT OUT OF BAG


, The Italian High Commafe. refused, however, to- lend ii^eM to tola pitfful deception. To Italy, Tripoli ik not just a place name-but the last bastion.ol the Italian Empire. Its fall was too important to pe . cmoufla^(i., TOe Italian communique let toe fat out 01 the bag and the Germans teerq forced to follow suit. ITheir second cpiMuni- que put out, at 3 pjn. contamed the additional sentence;"With this wesl> ward movement 'Tripoli was evacuated after all without fighting.’’


affair was put- out by, toe German- controlled Radio Paris in luj uncon­


'The best summing-up of toe whole [ ; -


sciously Ironical military co nmentary. ■ “ The public,” [stated toe , anpouncer, “ does not see toe strategici.l game of this leader, who sacrificed he[ usel^ glory of a spectacular- resk tance, but only sees that a| few weeks ato Rommel was ut El Alamein and riowjhe is west of .Tripolitania.’,’ -


CHATBUFN


public: but Misurata and Ho?ns—^well, perhaps toe average-. Germra wont Sactly know where they are,! perhaps he wlU Imagine they are only a,little, wav west of Benghazi.. Perhaps atlases are short In toe Reich jMt nbw. , A few a very few subtle indications,


it is true, had slipped °ut in toe oun- munloues.vbut one would have had to


- it merely &nk into the coWortaWe HURST


be 'a^Sherlock Holmes -to pbunce,..on them. On - December. 2 Cyrenaica became Western Oyrenalca: off Decem­ ber 18 Western Cyrenaioa! bMama simplteLibya; Libya never turned Into TriEKjlltanla: during -the, last few days


anonymity of Nurth Africa. Th-u hke a ■ thunderclap, came Mlsuiiata and


.^“i^ t t in ‘ Hlnunel ’' ' muuUw, rtha docile German as he sfood |toto his


could hardly-bring t^seff to toe Mint. Its first regular communique put out at


little swastito flags znO'D. • And the next day • Even then toe <3erman -High .Command


drive was held under th s auspices of the Chatburn Girl’s Club, on. Tuesday, In the Church Institute, when the : prlze-wlnne rs : were;; Ladles 1, Mrs. J. H. Lev is; -2, Miss M. Horsfleld;[ cons.. Mils M. Hat-, field; floating. Miss I. Horsfleld. Gents.: 1, Mrs. J: Smlh; 2, Mrs. Johnson; cons.. Miss •: il. Castle- house;-floating, Mr. J. Mercer. The knock out competition was won by Mr. P Harrison and M ss M; fleld; 'cons., Mrs,iW. Ish :rwoqd and Mrs. .' Westcott. The M.C;’s . In- oharge o f -the eleven - lables were ,Ml8S F, Jeffs;and Mlss-O. M; Rigby


GIRLS’ CLUB EFFORT—A whist :en


: g if t t o ; !NATION.4-Ab a result ■ of efforts during Wliigo fbr iVIctory,; week, the parish of Aighton, Bailey and Ohalgley was ubfe^to ^ n d u


gift of £70 Cnot £7 at p r ^ fa 1 ^ week) to thelGhancellbr.of th e ;^ - chequer,'' a }highly fcommendable achievement;


, 1,^


on its i the Its


[he air


and fluttered away, having assured­ ly had the narrowest escape of its


. , -- We talked la little long ir an(l | \ I 1 R A I N I N © C O R P S


GLIDER C^ON§TBDCnON. Carpenter trades • are required


on Tuesdays and Thursdays - to push forward coipptetlon 'at an early .date.


■ it.A.r


must be filled before MajtJste M g j before Junet 30tii. I .


R.A.F. UpCOrtiUliai I O rWl/O VA^ w opeitatliona-l 1 station, Julyl7.-24, . -week commencing Monday, May 31). INSTR'OCTIONAL PAEIADES


and away and then, andnot until J MONDAY: then a- brown i ousel left the jkeimel ' ,« nn. -c /i


19.00: P/Mechanlcs (E): Calculations; — ■ NavigationSignals; Aircraft - ■ R^gnltlon. 1955: Break.


2005: Prificiples of Flight & Engines; AdrcrMt Recognition; Naviga-


[ . ■WEDNiESiD^Y:— I CRICKET:!- '


1900 hrs.! Squad: Drill and R'T. for Recruits at Grammar SchooL


- '


I hrs. See notice board for team.- p ■ Orderly N.C.O.’s mid Cadets will be


rovided by "B” Flight. ■ ,


W H A L L E Y H O M E G E A E D “ F” . (jloy. llto Cty. Lane. Bn.


To-night, (Friday): No. 3 Plato,on; SootiOn 4 ] ' ■


GUARD ROSTER: , ,


To-morrow (Saturday); No. 3: Stn. 5. Sunday jnext: No. 1; Stn. 1.


' ' * ■


Monday: No, 1; Stn. 2. ’Tuesday: No. 1; Stn. 3. Wednesday:' No. 1; Stn. 4. ’Thursday: No;: 2; ,,Stn. ,1., , . Friday:: No. 2; Stn; 2. Saturday: - No. ;2;‘ Stn. 3.


O O ''


simday: Absentees’ ip&ade'/ 19.30. Routine training parades, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, in |


' '' ‘ ' PROP. CLASSES:


19 45; Men specially detailed only; i/c Trng. Officer Lt. G. Garratt. OFFICERS & N.C.Os PARADES.


: ;


H.Qrs.. ' -Sund


Sunday; Coy. (parade, 09.30 hours, at for recc. patrol /exercise.


:


PLATOON NIGHTS: at


H.Qrs.. for range.


Tuesday!, and Thursday,, at Drill Hall 19.45; 1/c O.S.M. A. Quinn.


’1 - PROP. TESTS:: ,


be posted to-morrow in Bn. Orders.- Next prof, tests will be held Friday,


June: llto, at Drill'Hall. ., ■


/Results of tests held 26th May will


1/c OplJ R. D. Wallis.- ' Signals! Wednesdays, H.Qrs., .19.45: i/c 5)1.!B. Tebb. .


Pigeons: Wednesdays, H-.Qrs., 19.45. First [Aid: No class this week.


, ; ' |. -■ SO(31AL; ,


|'Junev4th, in Assembly Rooms. 1 SH(X)nNG’. '


' TUlrd ’Anniversary Ball, Friday next,


Lancs. iBn.,' Thfirsdav next, June ;3rd, 19.08 i hrs, •; Team posted on Orders boards.]'Abbott’s Mound,If fine; if wet,. Indeor [range. ; - ;


Match against "A” Coy. Bto Cty


- SjPEOIALIST. CLASSES:: . ■ ' Cooks: Mondays, -H.Qrs., 19.45 hrs.;


Monday: Pit. 1; i/c Lt. J. Jackson. Wednesday; -Pit. 3; 1/c Lt. J. Pemngs. -! Friday; Pit. 2; i/c Lt. E. Ashcroft, i N.C.O.’s CLASSES:


At DriU Hall,. 19.45 hrs.: Tuesday and Thursday., DriU Hall, at ' ; '


2/Lt, E.-Ashcroft., ^ J - Sunday: Coy; ipatade, 09.30 hrs., i/c


! TRAINING PARADES;. To-night:-'Drill Hall,' lS.45. hrs.; i/c


Drill HaU, 19.45.,


XI on Wednesday; next at (3hatoum- road ground. Stumps pitohed at ,18.30


A Squadton team will play aivBE. I - , ■ , ' ,


tiort; Signals; Electricians; and Calfculations.


of being able ;to retrieve fish. ‘"They'fairly [bothered her at


.................... — ---------- jjo. 2'Plat, parade H.^a. 19.15


soon found- myself leaning against I No..3 Piat.',1(3oy. H.Qrs., 19;15 t o ; tor soon, lounu mysei _— ,^-.S„-.„rhose rPenffie,rangeV(>vm riles, steel h ^ e ts .


-grenade training .... the .other a spaniel. Both had been I j5 hrs^ for work on posts,


trained to every i sporting use, and no."3 Plat.l (toy. H.Qrs:, 19.30 bOurs: | OTdr hakeifs'ahdlqdi^ectloner’s si the spaniel had the unusual qi allty I proficiency cia^. All ;m®-'who''have


Plat, lassemble Primrose Bridge -


. GIRL im lh i


'not passed toeir iteft'“ Ust pax^e. — MaorVstreet,'011tiieroe.i ' No> 4 Plat, (toy; H.Qrs.. 19.30 hours, I


for training.' - j • ^ | . . ' ' H.Q^. J^A-ToGN. : [ . I JCi outright.-rA.


rough treatment'these'requirfe has j


It he The Note,-—All Iwater bottles _ (with ' catt gloyes,


their The


■ Thursday:Tparade[ (toy. H.ftrs., 19.30 1 Manchester. -1 hiB.:Trainhig: -steel helmets.


•


hot i made the dog careless ;^th I suibslstence allowance will be paid as game, carrying safely and I quetiy. I follows;— ' 'I ' ®


week-ends.—'-Lord, [Hjgl^er Hodder,; ni (ilitheroe. '


1 W


ANTED.; te , two XJnfurnlsKed


I armoNG Bad i l-O farm v


1W ANTED—k (aftepi6-lpjH.)'l Smithson,


OLldlES purchased Lewis, 22,Tlb Lane,


Glitheroe. , ______ - , - 01^


Work!-r<Jites, ir -k to .wanted , foi


Sawley Grange} ■


■ - Ik ■ ■ -N r jj^IBBLE FIS


, time' gardening.; ■ ejyentogs ] ai^ iSt A^teffiture i


Boy}'for spar^ | -


rentt^GOrPAGE , Or — ‘'Booms. -Chat-, or 'Waddingtqn ■ ■ ! BOX


V4. Advertiser anv - , Advertiser .-and:'


I excellent salary ,ap^ ^ood'prospects- Write, hi ;flist instance, to Box- If2,


A few vacancies for the camp at an Gook-Gener, SUMMER; GAMP i


i comfortable, homi mendng sa.lary £2


toeroe; t*o


■ — -— -— 4-r-+— ;, _ , '. r 1 - -DA'rtiD this ,i8to ■rtranted for loiltneroei office—Ex- I; . 1 ■ perienced- SNORTHAND-TYPIST,


, .............. . ..... 1944;' 15, Wlnckley'Strefeli.'Preston:-:;' r j, . ■ ,[ I Conservators, . ;


; h^p given; com- dd. weekly


ei^^lenoe. to I ■vrOBSE;JlELP Son kwO dhdldren, f( ur


JN years and; iaTmon,lhs. Ctommencmg 1 salary £2 10s. Od.!; comfortable home.-—


Write, stating age and .ocperience to Box D5, Advertiser ;and, ’Times, .1. | -


, . or Plat, Cliiheroe'distriot.-|Write Box ,U6, Advertiser anci Times.';


____ Famished HOUSE


COTTAGE or BimgalbWi with gard;^ or plot of


W dlstriot or Bibble;,Valley,- Ctortihblme, Todipordfe... ,| '


-ci-and' B; Brierleyi! Plumbers Decorators. Low jxgafe, Clltoeroe.


1 Jtx take;housdibld duties and „ .-5, for one man; ^twprlby,


'TTOUSEKEEPER wanted to


do up to 60 years , . , Clood home to toe right pgson;


good, wages. — APP^Y’ Advertiser Times.


•DEQUIRED—:?urn!toed HOU^ x5i Cottage for three pTOplei/Julj part July and August.—Write -;^x


Advertiser and Times; ,


W ANTED—F ARM MAN. dri stteng mfeh LAD for


o


ately, 11, GastleJ'Stfeet,. ClitoerOe; Interview Satui day from 9 to tt -f-te:


gUHjT Cane ' Full' particulars,


/nOUPLE waqi ,vl/ .Clitoeroe'. Write,, stating office.


Absentees’ ' parade; 19.30, at | -W2,i-Advertiser and-^imes.


TRCUT BOD with price.


ine.-i-Prant Law,. Waddmgtcn.| ■ W iC E .CI^ANm^wMted^im^


wanted, to Box


t Furnished HCUEEjin br 'WhaUey disMcf.-- terms, to Box W3, tois


t . Rat)ld Progress. . j 1 1 Prospectus! and full particulars !


I Intensive individual Tuition : from the principal, i


GUEST’S H


! I ' .V ; . --BESINESS^ ; I TRAINING! COLLEGE


RAPID AND THOROUGH I 1 SECRETARIAL


' Fda . 9/11, i . ; I


(Principal: | E. Q. Guest. B.Ccpi.) ' ■


. COMMERCIAL XRAHHING. | I ,


EXCHANGE SX’REEl BLACKBURN J


E|r.


MRS. E. 73; HAYHURS'r ST., - OLlTHEp.pE.


GRitiDLEToHl


.1 CYCLIST’S '. SPILL.—Mr. Harold. Bleazard, H3rriS()fi Farm.- GUndle-


to-n,'. sustained Injuries ito Ife necessitating the;;!lnsertlon I of eight


,'stltches, t^ether ■with othWfln-- I juries, •when' he had an iMCWent


■whilst cycling to work pniTues^y morning. . His many frlq-ndB [Will ibe pleasfed tp learn that he In pro- gfesslng satisfactorily. • | >;


j-ler- iWiig


- - ^ of.fig_e,E_aWe^4ie^- I


and afid


A -PiPBElNnOE I [- wanted.—Apply, — I ^


ing; quiet but aot isolated: must be level.-—Particular^ to Robinson, PudSey,


land,pulabte for dog!breed­ la943.


'. .;pOBC>UGH ■’IpF--! CLITHEROE. -. Tildop PRODUCTION| IN ,^LOT- .* :! .MENTS; Ayi) - GARDENS.


F()R,: A;wARli, OF CERTI-


fTiHE Council ■X.iU'


. Allotment' hffiders -and pertons w.


p cultlvatirig gardens' for food..pi CTntei this sbheme ,witS


■fjirANTED , to ,- jputeha^'- 'pi OJlt^ft I Engineer and S t ^ e y o r ^ u ^ ^u1^ ey| sni^


i-may obtainfel fr o ih ^ e [B^V|h CUtoeroe. to


Tora^ ahd furtAer- liaxticulara,


returned not later tt^n loth June* I- J j hETHERINGTON


Town Clerk’s P ^ ce .I.-T<^wn^ Clerk, CUtheroe. 21st May, 1,943.


WEST RIDING TUBAL, EXECUTIVE'


WAR AGRICUL- COMMITTEE,


the!' Bowiand Urea itfet. Imonths of Julyite'd A ^ s t its!employment. ,


rpHE Llbou'r Sub-Conunittee wish to _ _ ^ tfil


: LABOUR ‘SUB-Cd ,


-ppWtAND A ,-------- , rJVl


, C


I ' m e m b e r s n a i B , ' HITCHIN,


further infornidtion, shpula ^ below,


immediately'vto the Lapour' Committee ' '


Farmers requ^g - - :(L 1


'Bradford.! nr. piitoetee. .! burn; ;,near - plitoerqe.


ton,-nr. Clitoe D 68.


J. -WBATHALL near Clltoerou,


.' WALMSLEI dingtoii, near


(p;, Gld' — e r o


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lEA:!j, !■ iMI’i ’TEE:


Jg*


hp I 9.v3,ilHbl6 Hfliilt' IS"! wiir. for work,'provided^tijcre isja guarantee of


ort P E R S O N A L


HaU; West Tel. Clitoe-


(i.'lTCy^ER, fiash^Town,' Bashall Gate.


Tel.


w^L^USHToil, Ooultburst! Waddlng- iS ^ l i^ r o e . ’Tel.'Waddlngton


, Gannies Piarm, Wad- CUtoetoe. ' i ' '


JI^OTICE ! TO FARMERS.


-JUNE 8th , IBE


-----


enry TA'i’'rERSALL w a * ’ at CLITHEROE [MARKET ()N fed


15lh to


WOOL SHl^ETS to' his Customers.',,!


delive


•lelivcr Fanner


Moor palthe. Gisburn, '


■new life, peoi vim, [ strength. At aU chfeilsts—only 1/9 (plus purchase tax).


H/yIeN old a t 40 1 BE; AS; YOUN<3 iVl'i as'you were at 25. Oystr^ Brand Tonic Tablets ;, contain ;, revitaliprs. tonics, stimulants. Vitamin Bl, irra, calcium, phosphorug. i First ^ s e sfam


L O S T


__I Bradford! PEARB j NEOIGiA^.— Reward.-Apply,' Advertiser - and ’Times.'


OST, between, Moorland' and [West A C K N O W L E D G M E N T S


FLEtCHER.—Mr. Fletcher and Family wish to thank Relatives, Friends and.' I Neighbours -'for -kintl expressions' of


-'sympathy, - and; floral: ■ tnbut^, i rfeelved' to; their: sad bereavement.


,33.1 Salthlll Hoad, • Clitoeroe.


SLATER.-i-The Sister and Brother of : toe late Mrs. Slater wish to express tiheir sincere thanks to all Tlelatly^ and Friends, also Members, of^ toe tting Group, Conservative .tplub.


Chapman & Harger 1


Shoe Specialiatt and Chiropodiete


4. MARKET. PLACE, . I O L ^ H E E O R


T,’ S,


: Trestinenl by|InlraHed indMasMg*.


! Ay appohtment only.- - : ; [ and [great, loss,


i l to all Relatives. Friends jmd Neigh- 1: [hours; also Members, of St,., Mary a


i-1 Mothers’ Union, .for kind exp^ions I of sympathy, /and floral ■tributes,


■' I Doctor ifor-h'isikind attention., 86} Bawdlands,-. Olltoeroe. ; i


'16,! Market \Place. OUtoeiw.^ ^ ^ II


TA'YLOR. —Mr. (Taylor and; ;FtoUy: ■ I wish ‘ to express their stacere . towiks


■J—•i,— ^ ------ -------------— I received In tnini' great loss. Also the;


: Stoted anditobllshed by toe olltoeroe Advertiser fe-’Ilmes Company, Ltd.,- at,


(two lines) 407/408. iktod expres; ,


124. Bawdlands. and - I; !Barrow, near .Clltoeroe.


■■'FICATES;'- (?)F:' MBjtiTj[;}I943. ,,, ■me Council inVlte. appuoattons from


W ; perienced- SHOR'IHAHD-T^IOT. I . ' ,j TTTOfS'noHE - [■


(Sgd.) !


A: 'THEODOI^ B. HOUGHTON, Clerk to the Ribbie Board of


required for CU- duUs, two chlldten:


i Ymltdavk been I sHprtened |ihis year ;by; by^?Wder of Minister Hated 7th


till midnifflit on' ly&i June frt the* isteneto- of-


rf\HE close sea X Pish which'


riiui vfAAAw


a not normally end [ ^vmtfiuntide


^'^^iis^^^er, by ^nsqnli Board of (tonsei}Mators,.,ap^lM^ to toe _ It wlU


Blbble Fishery imrio.t’lh


itherefore^ '“'IfSiiLh* wateC Fish from ihiMght 1943,! dntil midnight: on


■' •


oh 11th June, 14th March.'


;e Fresh- day of May, 1943.


undertake household. dUtlesl and . cookr, for' lady; '-. tn|kwotthy|i Md over


W ANTED 1 ,----------


muitary age.--Apto, vAdvertiser and ’T i m e s . ' - ' I


:'| I; j.- ' , .i;. ,


Tuesday:. NO. 2 Plat., ;Coy. ILQrs. at -^ODTH or. MAN tor fdnn ;work; goqd -----■


Aar, oiltUeroe; ■ 'ligh' — ,-------- _


•weekrends' free: good' Box iyi, Adverti^i and


MAh!) wanted [ for work; lather help; 'te^eA-r-Wrfte TUpesi . . .


. ud. i k e e per ;'O ir-Doinestlo Help, M feed HODSE- 3 arid 4. ■ ■ i — ■! ■ .


’TO-nlght (FHday):; No. ' 1 Plattionr Sections 1 and-3. Em., Section 2.1 ,, y! -No. 2; - T and; 2;


, I l f fe r^ cS -a Rewe, 22;[^raday Ave.. Manchester 8,.


wages.—Apply, Buniley.,,.


■ live in': , give lareft cal^suml-br Sadib-and, cash ____________


^ ^ I t ABIES’ and ^ n t ’s, ^ OLOTHUNG.-ya


_ ,ect;l p.o. pipn-- 48,' Parsqn Lane.i


- A in ; Olltheroe 'tor' ydimg-marned couple without famiJy.-rrWrite Box W4,


mWO FURNISHEp ROloMS:, wanted


1 Laboratory.-r-ReplVi | stating waare. and expenen(5e (it‘any)..to Rii Cement, Limited, CUtneroe.;.


'X:] Department of Cement ; .Works ilesdale


luired tor Chemical


,iner)e.- Second-handf


dlstanca-po itlon.—SEED,


l -roflcantefen: .will


home I and good le mh, Barley, nr.


; present coroniencliig ‘ £8


week' of 48 hours; I not ’ necessary.—Api )J


ry; service;' wages


Intendent, Brpckhall,' Ltogho. Bcoks


caitheroe M ^ e t (1 Saturday) GOD DAILY .


,g '£3! lOs. , 6d;- per previous'i experience fiy,: Medical. SUperr


WAliTEli, rvu


JonC^ Booktellers, ihdiMa


exempt at


AS8IST- the


Applicants shOTdd be ineligible tor .


BY bliNHV ttpLBIN A 1801*.


Ci«AW BRIDGE f O T CtlTHEROE


STREET,


(TOMDAV. next,. JUNE 1st; 1943, II ■ ■ .|. :.7at'rl-30 pm;, .■■[.' ■ Large- ’ Aeotlonal ■ • Ga|rage; large; po_g


-I'.TY' HQLDEli^&'SON; fori Mr. J.-E.- Jfcl Smithies' will Sfell by Auction on


ITheo. e : . T H B ■


The jSCALES


fui^eral service 97,


STREET,


BLACKBURN. ’\l i-


T R I B U T E .


witlT Vices; ^large , Mechanic’s Vice; Bird Hut and Aviayy 4 (3hests or nests of'Drawers; Store Clipboard; 3 glazed rfebes: Ihm-Deed Chest; Banner Box; Mtee Inglste; Oiazter's Sliding Tyie;


drawers lection Bridle-


StOckm


Glazier’s Bench.ancllChest of two deep ”


auuuo.,, quantity, of 6-foot Posts; sur- nliis Tools and Joblngi Timber; sunto feects, etc., etc.—GnI view day of sale.


For.' p^tlculars .apply i. ■ ■ i . ' '. iHY. HOLDEN.iJc'S^ - ' ■


' '1 . • Auctldneers and Valuers. . 4 .


.. lijelj. Clitheroe: 356. ; ' rjVHE


E XTiITHEROE AUCTION MART COMPANY,!I ltd;


im; I'AJp. entries to fe madd on MA.T. ?orms.,'


- JL CAT! ____»AY


rfMOESDj CATTLE a1


'GNDaY NE3a'-4GRADlNG at 9-30 . am. . No' StdckJ accepted after)Wl


of DiURY


___________ _ ,___ _rG-OPP CATTLE will'be Weld, when aigoqd shw <ff:'aU classes', iof Stock,' will | be on -“offer from,


jime , 4th—PORT-; “ SHOW &-SALB


farmers. , Judging at IMi


’isi'. 32s. : ,BOT HI


■[--■WEDiil’ESDAY; and I S']


the; usum, well-knoyW dealers land Ipoal; . ■ - ■' ■ .',r I


-EDI!


,m. Sale at,;i0-30, - CJHESTER .. j Secretary.


- . ; ■ -J,-' COPING.,,-', fr , JTOE knd.'


ANNUAL SAL!B OF ;NEWLY- ^^YING) C O W S _ ^ )RE Stock, EWES


and LAMBS, and 1 Saw at 12-39, pj:


;to r e ;p i (3S.-


Mr. jJ" Berry, IKlifk Mills,,,Chipping, PARMiEilPLEMENIUB,, including:


Mowing Machines! I Combined Rake, [ Strewing , Mkcbhie, r.t.;


Lorry,' letc. , ,E. G. HO'


j p ^ i J B L i q


N O T I C E S ICE


C,6pE TBMtE'nFOK;']


■'piS’TEIpTV EtESEnVATEB


jn ifoti' Fre^iiiwater


imihtdiately afte^ the abbve^le, for SI


Cart, & SONS,,Ltd. O X i S l I E


:by; arrangement) .“-RIVERSDALE,” Waddlngfcn Road, .CUtoeroe; sunny aspect;- cimtalnlng dining room, lounge kltchfe feuUery and larder, three gqOd


bedrooms-: bathroom and te-c-: electri­ fied; secluded garden; greenhouse mid outbuildings; ' ^ minutes from River


.-Tel. 158.! 1;, -;


ticuldrs apply J. L. Buloock & Son, Ltd. Re^nt House, King St., Clitheroe.


BE Isold—Semi-detached stone-■ biiUb residence (Vacant 'p ossession


wI.:Lino ’^ o k ; Valour Per- Stove;. RJdhigi Saddle [ ' and Cose'Tables'iand Trestles; Saw


I'- FOB - '


rjlHIS fine reiJutatJon which'^ Is our i I most' ilgtfly valued' asset is the wore of no one man or woman, but working with a most m-


o f la’ staff spirfug unjity. of spirtt and effort.


i -


N.A.HACKING&SONS1 ■


I MEMORIALS.


BLACK, GRCT, & RED; GRANITES. [ Brectfe when'desired. ; -" Prtoesloannot later be guaranteed.


Send for Catalogue. Address:


.1 -


CEMETERY^ GATES; , j ACCRINGTON._______


l e t t e r in g ; & cleaning, etc ;^ i_a-,;.sPECiALn^ -■ ;


'Write [for estimates It-t


MEMORlAliS -


44(t)F DiSMNdridN^ . , 1 ;


;k TAYLOR, ‘ . r p H C R C H ' . ' L ' A N ] ^ ' , ;


C-L^^pOBS, ACCR^GTON. I


BoqL your order now from our ; |. 'large selection of


G I O L D E N W E D D I N G


BAILEY—LONG.—May 19, 1893, at the Stoteell Memorial Church, Manches- Vemon Bailey toi Emily Long. ‘ [oorland Crescent, OHtheroe.


S I L V E R W E D D I N G SpriB g GKardens,; Waddlngton.


BUSH.- Bob,


cas er, Jjfeaes.. Isherteood; of 1 Foul- sykts Panii, Newton,!to Elizabeth J. son,! df. Edinburgn.,


giaWOOD—BENSON. — On: June 1918, iat St. Ann's Churdi, Lan-


servlpg God


U H


U 1 o f e l o v e t i U w e ! m e e t a g a i n . —^Prom Annie and Albert.


l


B [RI^HDAT GREETINGS ;—llxiving birthday greetings to oh i his birthday. May 31st: at [Malta., ! ,^


(ulde, you and bring you .1 safely home.


’ _ —F*rom Mother, Dad,' and Tom.


[B S J.—^Birthday greetings to our dear D toeV, Bob; -at Malta.


CHI ETHAM.—Loving 1 birtodfe greets ’s to i 'our: dear nephe^ Sapper


HM.!!^rc“ ' ■ i r '■.'[ Tiere’s -'not a day but at its close


Blbble; and Station.—For furtoer part- 3,


['Apply,''[A^yertlser and Times. ^ [ On: SALEl^PETTtiR 3i h.p. ENGINE


Unlijeiial;' oil' or, petrol; good;run- ! jning- ordre; £12.^Apply, E.. #eak,


.‘*Lyhwo6d” Wiswell. * * J“< . Lowergate, ClltoerOe-;


‘F O R 's!ALE—FT'YE PIGS 11 weSkS; H bB’TlXIDL'rDliAL and rough Plate-


old.-^Parker,' ’’ Fober,” Newton.


GLiASS for sale.-^W. & R. Brierl^' 199;


i '17K)R iSALE--Child’s ’TRICYOLE.- X? .Apply, Advertiser, and Tunes. ,;


TKOB SALE—Bamford s.h. MOWER, JP No. il B-A:; recently overhauled.— Eddlest6n.' Low Gill Farm, Tosslde. ' -


1 9 3 t 8 p.m;}


IsUNBEAM, 250 cc.‘, for sale; i good oondltion.-—Apply, Mter Brown. “ Speydoh,” 'wiswelL


TCTEW- eiDNOHILLA DOES ' for [ sale; IT I also i Adults; good sttatos.—Apply, after 81 p.m., Brown.: Speydon, WisweU.


rvAOR I 'sifeFte-Fiight; Britito. S ^ e n X; i goaTS-t3 goats recently kidded, 1 12 months; hot mated, i male goM, 12 months, 3 nanny kids.—Apply, B. W-right, Dunkirk 'Farm, Read, - near


Burnley. ,


-•liirODNBN ’TYPEWRITER for, sale or jyj- hire.—Apply, Advertiser & 'rimes.


SAVE THOSE COWS


Why n o t a s k o u r r e p r e s e n t a ­ t i v e t o t e l l y o u a l l a b o u t


I I ( R i g a . ) ■


THE MASTER MEDICINE


FOR MASTITIS.


B DUGDfili ( SONS, LTD i CUrHEEOE.


WATERLOO CORN MILL,


I'ClOR SALE—Large navy-blue raAM; [X’ fmaker- ’.'Sol,” hr good condition.—


Tiat God will Keep: and guide you. andibring you- back some day.


A prayer for you we say,'


— Fondly rfeiemberei by Auntie Lily and idhcle Tom. I


Dunvegan; Street, ‘ I ,BarrciW-in-Purness-


CO JK- o It . dear


3 Ithi, May;' pfisbner of war m' Ger- n.any.i-l


-Loving - birthday greetings to „ear Jack bn his 23rd birthday.


A'^birthday wife, sincere land true, prem ithdse who love and think of you: The happiest day that Ues ahead Is vhenT we meet to the old homestead.


- /E^rn Aunt Maggie. Uncle Dick and . ;C6usln Ida. '


- ' 27, Whaliey Road, Clitoeroe.


< ay, 30to May; now a prisoner of far Germany. • '


]5ut one dgsD of your hand would •be! better .


wife! I' could travel by leUer Or.jsit by your side, as.of old:


’Ihah a letter written m gold.- 11 —From Ada and Bill.


( . , ,, D E A T H S


ALTBteiiL—On the 27thiMay, 1943. at 15 'Wesleyan [Row, Chtheroe. Jane


at St.-,Mary’s- Cemetery, on toe 29tn, at. 3-0.pjn.


Dinah, itoe feloved wife of John Altham,-ta her 78to year, intermrat


;__


SAI'THWAlT"E.---On. toe 23rd‘May. 1943,lat 49, Henthorn Road, Clitheroe, JohnL]. toe beloved' -Husband pf Jane Braithwaite, to his|63rd year. Jn-tened at StJ Mary’s.Cemetery, on the 27th. .


doWPERTHWAITEl—On May 25to, 1943 i■


at 14 Eliza ment 28tol


Ellen,' beloved wife of John E. Cow- pertojvalite,' in' her 71st year.


[at '23, York Street. Clitheroe, :


HOLLAND.—On '-the 24th May, 1943, ■ Oorporatioh Street. Clitherce,


at 3-p pjn. ! I IN MEMORIAM


SPDEN.-r-In ever lovmg. memory of ourlfiear daughter Jan-ie, who toed


May 24th, 1932; also her dear Father, who'died April 24to..-1931.


;


The' passing- yeans cannot change F Our thoughts of you so dear: ; _


ond! memories linger every day,—.. Remembrance keeps ypu near.


'' :\nd; Brothers. : Ho^ersall Square, Ohtoeroe.


:_Pijbm her loving Mother, Sisters, ONDj-’In loving memory of our dear, .


Pond memories linger every day. , Remembrance keeps feu, “ saj- ‘ Ashdene,” Waddington.


;


Mother, who died June tot, 1941- - The passing years cannot change Qur,thoughts of ybu so dear;


; -^Nhfite and Albert. Kathleen and , - n Edward.


BRIVER.—In loving mmpiy of . my deari Son, who-was killed--m action, Juiie 2nd, 1941.


Vever a day but his name , is spoken, [Jever,[ an hour hut; he to in 0|U


from our hearts. , ^ i r


* Itak^ln bur family chain is Urokro. le is ' gone • from our home, but not


-Prom Mother and Father. Bob and Tom, prisoners of war.


BRIVER.—In lovlhjig 'memory of iny


I jlBear one, the Ikird hath called thee, But toy memory i-will remain always.


[DBIVEK.—In loving memory of iny -


—From his sister. Ltole. and^Fred,.^ of


dear Brother, I who was action, June tod^ '1941.


- • who ■In


Thabihe shouldj. fie to a forgotten lana So far across] tfie sea. '


He died a soldlerfs death, (3dd willed'it:for tto be, •


,


•Prom his sister; Edith, Jim and . Donald.


scou r.—Remerntrance of a Uea^n


• 1 i iln silence iwe remember. , ! , —Proto Father and Family-


and- brother. Gunner I^Uert reported killed to action (Crete) June' 2nd, 1941.


W0(>D.—In loving memory of our dear . sotJ, Gunner-William -Wood, who died


[ : -The ones we loved and . ! i ;. still jemember.


'


[ -Lpiom Mother and the Fjami y. 44, liayhursb Street, CHtheroe. ;


of wounds to France. May. 2 ^ , 19 - Alsol his':, father, Thomas Wood, who dlfe'October ISto, 1933.


ii ■ Whdbecausa \ l ;■


kUIed in -r;


i '


dear Brother, who was killed m actKin, Jung fed. 1941. i


> !l


' CUthed Distriq


exitoinj are av the- tyj appoin


househl is veryl by divj the lar sizes i Lloyd altefeal


Holland, aged 69,years, at St. Mary’s Ctemetery, on the


1 All ■ | ' M C , m \ I! . If you w;


ON '


MATTNEE D| continuodI LAST CXenpl^


Advance booka


^and 8 p.m. I SATDBDAy 'Phone


Jc im Ctoeetoain,. BE., on his 22nd b i t o ^ . lJune 2nd; serving with


! This TO


Wilp . grea


A grbal


THURSDAY I M O N T Y


A mighty


TO-NIGHT. (1 ; RITA


AlOND. - A N '


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