Elook your order now from our , large selection of


BIiACK, GREy, & BED GBANITE8. Erected when desired.


CEMElBBy GATES. , < ACCRINGTON.


Address: i


family 'riends issions tes,;in'


J Mem- k .0 3 ., Legion, ttpathy their


1. wish . to all


Irs for tved In t


m and their


Iholson I Mrs.. Rela-


tood,


1 Ryde- |pk all very


(ipathy loss.


1 and I fatally


ds and sphit-


e ,ent.t


I Wishes to all


[ibours,


Icei.for r, and! great'


and Col-


ies to lo aU ibours sym-


ALTHAM.—Irving birthday wishes to my dear


. . . '


, in Italy), on his birthday, October 2nd, Also our anniversary, October


I trust that where yoy are to-day ' The sUn is shining brightly


. 11, we'can be together,


True happiness shall fill our hearts No matter what the weather.


' 3rd.- .Dearest, .when)future birthdays come : ' Mossley. - ' ,—1__> ■ _______ ;________^


^ —Prom hii loving Wife-and Son. Glenroyd,” Waterton Lane,


fe.xpres- pibutes.


.WALKER.—Loving birthday greetings , to a ' dear Son and Brother, L/Cpl Frank Walker (in hospital in Italy)’ on his. birthday, October 2nd. ' ' ’


: We pray for you in silence, Our hearts go out to meet;


’


We;, only wish' we could clasp yoiir hand, ,


!


With loving .thoughts to greet. ■ -■ —From All at Home.


40. Hayhurst,Street, Clitheroe. lYEDDING I


SMITH—ROBERTSON.—On the 6th September, at Simala, India. ■ Serbt. J:" HAgoLD SmiH, RA.F., C.EA,C„ youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith,' Church, View, Gisburn, to Mary, daughter of Mrs and the late Major Roberibon, of “ Kenfleld,” Slmala, India.*


:: DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE


RYDEHeArd.—On the 13th Septem- , ber 1944, Stanley, Driver Mechanic, Light A.A. , Bty„ beloved son of Taylor and Nm Rybeheard, killed in action in Italy; aged 24 years.


A sorrow, too - deep fbr words. IBUSI- ^ I less of


Imation parson- |


c.


lember,' . for


: West I above


’’have 'Price


■Acces- nature, dleton.


Lowergate, Ciltheroe. .. ■ DEATHS.


HINDLE.—On September )26th, at 73, Peel Street, Clitheroe Mary. Ann. Hindle, aged- 84 years;—No flowers (by request),


^ , JACKSON.-(-On September 22nd, at ,'


his homa, 7, Milton Avenue. Clitheroe,' Frank,, the dearly beloved husband ■ Of .Euzabeth Alice Jackson, in his


63td year. Interred, at the Methodist Church,: Grindleton, :on.the 25th.


KNOWLES.—On the'i^d September, at the Hospital, Coplow View, Cli­ theroe, Robert, -the beloved husband of Mary 'Ann .IOiowles, aged 80 years. Interred-at St. Mary’s Ceme-. tery on the 27th. .


PORTER.-^Ori the 22nd September, At 24, Park Road, St. Aimeson-Sea, Euzabeth Porter, widow of the lateir-' F. L. Porter, formerly of Red Piunp


• Hotel, Bashail Eaves, aged -76. • Interred at Park Cemetery, Lytham- St. Annes.


I to-day St you.


Ire, I ter IH.F ______ ^


IN MEMORIAM ! ______ I


___________'


FOX.—’Treasured-'memories of Richard, ia dear Htlsband and Dad, who passed laway September 30th,*1937. ' |


Till God, in His good time, unites us i agqin. ', • ;


We are always together in Memory Lane,


. ’


But not one day forgotten by me. ! , - —From his Wife and. Family.


21, Radedyffe Street, Clitheroe.


PRATT.—In loving memory of Richard Pratt, who passed*away October 3rd, ,1 9 4 2 ,,' .-


' 17t


In God’s garden - of memories ; , w6 meet every day.,


- i I .


•’Stanmorr,” 48, Turner Street, . I Glitheroe.-


I ' ^ ; •


. ' —Prom the Famllyi" ' !■ -


j -


ROBINSON.—Sweetest memories of our, (dear son, Wiixmi Barrie, who died', I October 2nd.


I •’ Sutler little children to come, ' ■ unto Me/’ -


'.also from All at 16,-Salthill View, Clitheroe.


I —Mummy and Daddie ,,(CM.P.): ;


TAYLOR.—ih taonoiw of a dear Hus-‘ band, Father .and .Grandad, Thomas asleep, September


|ETE SIS,.


[LOW etc.


, Taylor, who tell ! 27th,. 1943.


Memories of us! all together Will linger i-n our hearts for ever.


Tn loving memory ; of my da,rling Mother, who died September 28th, ,1942. ■ ■


" ETE i , But yet I couldn’t save.


DRKS, : 2241.


Lonjsight, Manchester,


j Sadly missed and longed for. i ■Daughter Elise.


-In the'.graveyard, softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave; She was one I loved'dearly, , ' . '.


TOMLINSONi-Ih loving memory] of our'dear Daughter, Margaret,. ]: died September 29th, 1943.


.


liCkland ■Stanley l of the iMuddl- Ichequer In ,' and Ehter of piolt, of


k-nham,


Ith blue per bro- blti'and Dorothy


bending Farm. ,. ' ' ■ our hear.ts. • ' • J


'6 Market Place,-iciitherpe. _- i '■ Tel. (two lines) 407/498,


T3:Nl|>E


who j '|


i


Nof gone from memory, or, from loVe, Bud gone to our Father’s'home ab^ve.


1' —From' Father, Mother, and alii at 14, Whipp Avenue, Clither^e.


l' who died September 29th, 1943. I-. 'Gon.e from! our home, but not fryni


TOMLINSON.—Treasured memori4 a dear Wife and. Mother, Margarct,


] ■ j- Also All at 36,1 Antrun Street.'


! —Prom her loving husband, Jita, j i; Vera and Greta.


, _ * ' , LiveiTJooL and Ronny ■ (pAW.j i


iPitated and Published by the CUtheiW; Advertiser & Times Company, Ltd., avj


. |


MONDAY at 6.t j j j i


Here’s k'fiim loaded with swif-t-paced gags, and th< captured by cannibals 1'and Bob'Hope wresties wit


THE j-- i']; lul technicoi' to ‘[AT THE DOG" SHO’


BITTER SEE, THE BEST COM; FCjBTABLT AT THE PALLADIUM


I TELEPHONE ;7o. 14


O IGHT (Friday) lat 7:30; TO-MOR: JOHN 6 aRFIELD in


,ROW at Z15 (Matinee), 6.0 and 8.15; fallen sparrow.”


!


TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7.30; BOB


>W”—(Iiterest). ' I HOPE - BING CKOSBY


fuii starts "when they are a gorilla.


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at* 7.3j); SA'F JRDAY M2J 5 (Mat), e.Oland’S JS: B(iB0THY j LAHOIJE BICK POWEII


Planned as a sure-flre esekpist'i fllm, -hee is a-.|eritable rodee of rhythm, comedj, beautiful girls :ahd'stalwkrt men,- With backgrounds filmed *in beauti- i‘JASPER ANu ’CHE WA’jCbR BIELONS ” ^artoon;


,, kE L bD Y INN „ M i ’


All Tiles [ are ful As far as posslb


We are’ kble to leasonat


Gone, and forgotten by some you taay', i be,— '


' , ■ / o i i r


i e p l a c e s a r e p e i ' i o r


All bur Flreplac.esI are made and slabbed foremost factprles In the


.Availably


e ,911 Fireplaces are I ; . * i by our. own


Fotterles.


ly; baked : and guarar teed tc j i .. i


selected expert


purchase in: large leiprffies: to be char,


^uantltlq ;ed to


by ourselves and j the | *


Ahe highest standard for design *and [colour


ts, thus enabling 'only our customers.:


ALWAYS CHOOSE AT .CHEWS.” CHEW & Co., Ltd.


LORD STREET WEJiT, Oi


en all Shop Hours, i i I'


' •. •


BLACKBURli. . 4271. ■' !".


' POST - I t ■


MEN’l SHOES |i, ■


Suitable factoiy orj outdoor wean— slightly mispajred, but .unnoticeable' |n ■ ■wear.■


MEN’S koOTS ;For beavy wear. PER PAIR


ORDERS. CAN ONLY TWO


BE ACCEPTED ON'THE ABOVE LINES. '■';* ! 1 -I-


istabe ^d. FULLY r e n o v a t e d .


!Each obtainable in aU N p COUPONS.


We wish to ihform customers who haVe ordered-Ladiesj! Shaes; at ,8/6, Boys’i Boots and Shoes at per pair, Men’s Wlorkihg Jackets at 12/^ each, | as per opr previous offers,' that o^^feg to the large inumbet^s eiideav^our is being niade lin


received, i every despatching tbesd as i quickly as possible, and that •'no 'tuther : post orders cam be accepted fpr tliese particular lines. 1 |i


NE\yiyiAN (Gontractoi^s) i Ltd, Savoy! Boot Works, Heap Street, ii CHESTER, 7.


:m a n ( r t


SPEAK.—On the 23rd inst„ at Breeze House-' Nursing Home, - Prestwich, !John, beloved husband of Jane SPEAK, Spread Eagle Hotel. Sawley; in his ’eath year. Interred at Grin­ dleton Chflrohr on the 26th.:


, , - i j ■ a 1[k * TELEP; lONE: 3212.


Advance Booklnt 6.0 & 8.0{ D-m.l Sho' on Saturday I only.


Fbone 4246/7. 1 ' 1 •


for R I A L T


LUXURY CINEMA AND I ICAFE. I


BLACKBURN.


MON [)AY, OCTOBER 9th ]5ETTY


qrable


T[he. musical [sensation attuned to'_qv,^i/;h t In t'he nation. | Ini beautiful technlcolq


p NeUP Sliowi'hg. at; 3--15--t'6-25*-^ 39. .


•AUMO W* BRITISH NEIWS (.Ul the test News).' JACKS)lAWSON AT THE (fOMPI ORGAN.


!*' Oafd Restaurant


Luncheons 12 to 2. Reasonable charges


Open 10-30 am. to 7-0 pm. each day.


This Week-end: Marjorie Reynolds in " UP tIN MABEL’S ROOM.”* ASSEMBLY


EVERY ' THE MECC


ROOMS, WHAUfY. RENDEZV0DS [FOR ENTERTAINMENT ! ::


“ A LOVELY WAY 'TO SPEND AN EVENING ", wed:


NI^SDAY « SATURDAY. A OF MODERN DANCINc!]


And .though a 'cloud o'eroasts ray skv I’ll try to see its lining.


i ’ i’


; Happy birthday. Daddy. Higher Standen^, Clitheroe.


(B.L.A.), on his birthday. September uUtu.


BIRTHDAY GREETINGS L/Cps. G. Althm i


' —Prom BlUv


WALKER.—Loving birthday greetings to a dear Husband and Daddy L/Cpl. Frank Walker (in hospital


.


TO-NiGHT merle


'OBERr :


(Pridat) at 7.30; TO-|HORlM RGW at 2 1j 5 (Matinee), 6.0 afld 8.15: LA


,t lane l>iciiire H - .


UN GEORGE THE


WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a t '6.0 an^ 8.15. U Saturday -Mhlinee^jit 2J5. A N N E .!


♦ ALL m WEEK "" ' r © ' .. ‘WITH SELENA R


EDWARD RYAN, TRIDDY R BELL and JAMES CARDWEI


!


’The iritiniateland true story of the “Pigh Ap epic |o


courage that wilMive Booking ;OflSce <ipen|Monday, .Wednesday


SHALL, JOHN GAMP. tag Sullivans.”


always and Satijrday, 2.30 to 4.30 Tel. 67.


IF COLOUR. ’The film :'ouhre all been waiting for. ! j'


A spectacular extrai^aganza that is one long delight. Another Warner Winner I ■ 1 !


DUNSOP,~Bl(lDGE YOUTH COUNCIl.


The Dunsop Bridge Youth Council and the Council for the'Encourage­ ment of Music and Arts (C.E.M.A.) I .announces a


concert : i n t h e BALLROOM


Tuesdiiyy Oct. 10th, :


! at 8 p.m. ;


DORIS GAMBLE (Soprano). DAVID BRINDLEY (Tenor). NORMAN NOTLEY (Baritone and ■


’i ’he lartlsts will b e : * : ; ' ' I n an o ) '


ADMISSION: 2/-, Children 6d. __•_______ _______


BN


Dea ^ Durbih in; “ mS BUTLER’g, SISTER.’’ Great Success ! I -MONDiT NEXT, OCTOBER, 9th, & ALL WEEK.


l^IELSON E D D Y


SU SAN NA ' FOSTER


PHANTOM OF TI i r.


' Friends please accept this (the[ only) intimation.


In Ciorgepus Tqc hnicolour. On the,sc reen- at 2-39, 4-15,9-0', 8-0' p.m. MATTNEE DALY at I jPrlday-Ir~'


CONTINUODS- -N ■


SM., 3 Shows:


: am. 5.50. , M5, 530. 8.0.


Monday


2.15. to


Earph >1 for ■ • Deaf. p ^


the nes


ADVANCE iBOOKING for 5.50 and 8 o’clock Shows only., i ,


0


CLAUD! RAINS


In,* the t;irlllihg musical dramptic n.asterpiecei. . . . | AD ____ Applb “Advertiser and CNETOCR . '. '.AT i k in g l.LANE CINEMA^' i I


SUNDAY NEXT, OCT. 8th, at 7-30 p.m. with


_ 4DDINGTON (Soprano) CARRIE W


j j ^ j ^ T L E Y - (T e n o F ) ^ ^ ‘


ADMISSION: CEFiTRE SEATS (Reserved) 12/6. STILL A1


BIDEj SEATS (Reserved) 11/3. FEW SEATS AVAILABLE, j ; Tlmis” OflQce, 6, Market Place, ’(ffiltheroe.


RIMINGiTON MEMORIAL ! INSTITD’TE.


i


. &| DANCE ' ■ will be .'held on '


A wlSl)RIVEl ! FRIDAY, 13th OCT.*;


Whist 7-30^^ P.m. Dance 9—12 plm. ADMisSION h V.


, j Cups b f tea provided. DANCING TO TINGLE’S BAND.


iT j -ltu- n ‘r nV flIS ^ WT DRIfiiiiljlM FRIDAY, OCT. 13th, !


in jthe Schoplropm, Downhatri; Commehce 7r'30 p.m. . |


Whiist and Dance 2/- T H E E A I L . ! L O W E R G A T E .


GRA! FRIDAYl


(late, of Eddie


SPOT LIGHT Daiii


Di DANCE OCTOBER 20tL


First appeal RONNIE,' 00011


ance[ in .Clitheroe of' | B AND HIS BAISO.


-Garry,’s Broadcasting Band)] MIRROR BOWL EFFECTS 8 p.m, to 1 a.m.


i


ADMISSION: Tickets 3/-|, at door 3/6; Forces 2/-. REPpESljlMElJTS.


Tffiketi may be had from 51, Peel-street, Clltherbe, jor Redmans, -Grocer, Castle-street, Cm*


nbt admitted. No admlsslc' iri with or without pass-out after 10-30 p.m. itherpe. Proceeds in aid Prisoners of War. Children under 16 years of age.


Whist 1/6 (Including refreshments) Dance Only 1/-


, ‘ ]


Proceeds,for the Soldiers’.Comforts ' Fund. ■ ■


SLAIDBDRN HO^E ^GUARD.!


M l i s f DRIVE & 0A N C E


iFRIDAjY, 13th OCT.


WHIST DRIVE 7-30 in the Hark ito ! Bounty


DANCE 8 o’cl|ck in the Village Hall.


,THE RIBBLE DANCE BAND.; ; ADMISSION ; 1/6. Refreshiherits Extra.: *


Proceeds for | men .serving in ['His Majesty’s-,Forces from the,Parish of Slaidburn.


BOROUGlH OF CLITHEROEi PARKS DEPARTMENT.


per; pair ,, Notice’ is hereby given thatitlie I • ■ ( I ■ ■ ) ' m T S E l I l t ” to be held .


Bowling Green, Tennis' Courts land Putting Greens at the Castle,’and the'Bathing Shelters 'at 'Brufigerley Park will be CLOSED after Satur­ day, 7th October, 1944, for the winter nxonthk.


I ’


G. HETHERINGTON, Town Clerk.


I


Town Cherk’s : CLITHEROE.


Office, sizes, B 6th' October, 1944.


THE NATIONAL CHILDREN’S’ HOME & ORPHANAGE. *


THE ANNUAL *' |.


advertised fol: the week - ending October 7th, l044, In the Borough Of


Clitheroe. has had to be unavoidably POSTPONED,Hand ■will now 'take place I during the ■


W E E K -E ^ IN G OCT: 21sf,


Helpers (overi -16 years) urgently needed. '


Hon. Secretary: . ‘


Hon. Treasurer : ■ ' C. WRIGLEY, 77, Peel St.


; , ;' ■ '


F. D. TAYLOR,'23, Mlllthome Av.


All those litereStei are! invited;. s. ■ASS lETON.


A^ONDAY, jOCT.j 9th, - a’t -thii'"’',' II


GEORGE AND DRAGON, at


DOWNHAM. I* 7-45 p.m sharp.


It w}ll he .opened by Mr. K.' 9. Allright. District Officer 'for No. |3 ,' i '' . ■ ■ District.-■ , '


' ■ '■ • ‘ ; L


A^iciiitural iw 1; , II. ioi ■ ;I


li DISCUSSroN Of [ems. THE; LABOUR PARTY


CONFERENCE! : to explain the ! i


EDUCATION ACT 1944 , I-


WEAVERS’ INSTITUTE, WHALLEY ROAD. I


Saturday, 21st o c j 1 at; 2-45 p.m. i ■ i Speaker :i


C, i ; Chairman: DCT..


AH-D. jW R IG H t ROBINSON ' ; of Manchester.


OUNCILLOR STEPHEN SHAW, Prospective iLabour candidate . j 'Clitheroe I,Divlslon.i i


VISITORS’ TICKETS : 6d.l each obtainable from :


:;


Coun. iTrimby, 3, Seedali Avenue, un. Mi'^s Harvrtaves, 59, Cliaiburn Riad;


m :6t the ' ' ,!■*- ■;•


THE or


HALL, LOWERGATE.


FRIDAY, O tt. !l3th. 1 a.m


Dancing 8 p.m.; to


R. E.’s DA MCE BAND (by kind j ermission of the C.G.) ADMISSION


BY'TTCKET|2/-' AT DOOR 2/6


Tickets obtalnab memhe


e from 25. St. Mary’i-street, 54,rivuiB-■street. •s of (he Pantomime'Sdeletyl Committee.


R!(ht kf admlssicn reserved; 'No admit;ance,'under ' No admit ance^lth or without'pass-oGt aftelr I'lip.m!


15 years of age. Ciltheroe, from 10 a.m; on Monday ne f


;ea|ly,! Unreserved tffikets-may he,oh 'Ccmmlttee.or at the 'door. '


ixt, 9th ialiied


Detoker. Please 3ook tom mepherB o5 The


King street! '23rd to To be giiren- by members oL the MotheK’'Union .In the jPARISH ! CHURCH t sCHpOL,; C lI l^ E R O lE ,


to Saturday Evenings, 28th OCTOLER.'(incliisive)


At 7r30 p.m. each evening specially designed scenery


AI(msSION:;^Mon^ rlnir? 9^/«


A^tinke Saturday afternoon at 2-30 p.m. AUGMENTED ORCHESTrIa


. Door? open 7 p,m. ■ i Doors open 2 p.m.


AND, LOVELY DRESSES. resen ed seats 2/-, all other seats


centre 2/6, Side 1/6, unreserved sfats V - . ' Children half-nricp to unreserved IZ-j seats and to reserved 1 / 6 seats at S a tm ®


P®r*‘>rj“ances md matineo-Reserved seats! | | . ^ S . H . ' g IMDWELL’SI


GRAND ISPECTACULA1 PRODUCTION ^ -Of THE-PANTCiMIliiE


H P WE p With ai!l your FAVOURITES. ....................................................


DUGDAI^E I I'ARKER LTD H A U LA G E C O N T R A C T O R S


Loads, to 15 Tons Hydraulic Tipp ing Lorries


CMTHEROE. M O S T Z A ^ V O A S m B T I


SHAWBRIDGE GARAGE - towns; daily,


i;5( T E L N o . 2 io *


BAXTER TROkAS MITCHIl L I; ■


■ ,*: IN- LODiGEB.” SANDERS ' [Booking Office open Saturday, 2,30 tp 4.30jp,m. ' ■ 'M. '■! an


IBD CREGAR In XeL67.,


. MONDAY' TUESDAY, THURSDAY I' and f;BlDAY at 730. :(i


aiii


878.


OARS P, CYCLES


'YBKEDi STORED.


TO-NIGH’ HA'fHl


T (Friday) at 7.30 BYN GRAYSON


WEDNESjD. ■


d e n :


booking office opep ILO to 1230,: 83 j«o 430 DAILY.!


!;, T(|)-MORROW at 2.15 (Matinee); 6.0 and 8.15i- In “ilHOUSANDS CHEEB.’’4Grand Show 1


MiL THE W F F K ^fONDAY,, inJESDAY. I THURSDAY AY at 2.30 (Mat.)j 0 &I8.15. SATURDAY at 2.151 (Mat.), 6 &i8J5:


* FRIDAY at 730.


NIS MOEG^AN IRENE MANNINGS ■ - in"


1 : .


THE h| lL, lowergate. ^A N C E


TOMORROW, SATURDAY. TURNER’S BAND :: Dancing 7r-ll p.m.


Admission: 1/6; H.M. Forces.!/-.


' Right of admission reserved. No admission after 19-15 p.m. Proceeds for H.M. Forces.


, B E N T M A M S i W M R O E . Tel. 167.


radio repairs., We can i[epalj your Radio, in some instanpek within 24'


yPITER EVENINpS AHEAD .


WE HAVE PLENTY OF FLASH L/«iPS AND batteries |[N STOCk. !


CyCLE LAMPS, TYRES and JiLL CYCLE ACCESSORIES


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