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Theo. Wilson & Sons L tl TttE FIREPLACE ^ O P . ’


The SCALES


FUNERAL SERVICE 97, DARWEN STpElET,


I BLACKBURNI f;'' ; 'i n t e g r i t y .


i rjlHE integrity of funeral firm is ^portant, due to the


nature of


I the services rendered, and tire amount j mvolyed. Our reputation hks Iwen in I the making since 1885.


NS ang Law Htllite Hall j! — OF DISIINCTtONl —


^Wrlte for E s t i m a t e s ' i H . T A Y L O R CHURCH LANE, j


The highest standard of :


CtAYTON^LE-MOOK ACCEINGTOI


ji at modest cos GOIDBNi WED


luttdn ttic 18/11: |2/6.- pger’s.


|p your


It, get 1 Fuel Ithout lieroe


lem<


tdens, Band, oe.


_.l-at luxton Ibags;- rice


tange, Bulch-


lickers DSilk


tlolton from 3E


700L


Ibattlewith pger’s,


[ !^GS,


exlock StitchFew-Tom


l pro-


Ti state lusical !St;


^udingrom- Vio-


■OS.— l.JOM


ader.


brown pd for.


LAMBERT —PARKINSOl(f.—On 12th September, 1894, John W. Lambert to


j Bellhouse, M.A. ENGAGEMENT


ment is announced of ' daughter of- Mr. and Finneniore, .Bolberr; borough, near


and[LAC. W. S. (Bru.) son I of . Mr. and Mrs. A . Whilley Road,: Clitheroy.


Sarah. Eixen .Parkinson, at Clitheroe Parish Churchi by th^ Rev. H. L.


IJINNEllIORE—HINDLE.-|The engage­ lolberry


Kingsbiridge, S. Devon, InJDLE, third .Hiindle, 88.


Mary, eldest Mrs.r W. H. pouse, 'Mal-


BIRTHDAY GRE ITMGS


Chew.—Loving birthday greetings to ■ ■ ourl youngest son,'J. H.'^ew, on his '! I 23rd birthday, September 14th; serv-


dngi hi the B.A.F., India. ' ' Loving thoughts! from all of us.


—bad, Mum,’[ Sisters, and Brothers Jack and Dick (in France).


Green End. Bashall Eave;. |


EDWAEDSON.—Congratulations to- my 1 son Eddie, bn ihls 21st birthday, Sep- ' i tember 6th; serving In the R.N.,


! Ceylon Command. !


You!are ever in my thaights,. Though parted- we must be,''


i


Side by side we walk al<{)ng the path' :,, of .memory,- ' :


I. cannot hear your voice, ' Nor take your ihapd hi, mine: Our| lives, once closely lirked together, nbw lie: far apart,


But you axe ever, in my (thoughts, ; And always in my heart.


;


—Prom your loving in theJR.M. i


EDWARDSON.-^Loving b I: ings to: my dear son, [i21st birthday; serving 1 i Ceylon Command. .


Wherever. I go, whatever Be perfectly certain I’m tl The work may be [hard, be long, ■ '


Oh: the grey stretch of I : meet again.,


IAnd thought spans the i‘ ( Jove softens pain. . , j ‘


■Bracepants, l : sure-ER’S;


S,TS.


30; Bridge Terrace! ! i Myttoh iRoad, Whalley.


! birthday,. September 6t i; serving m ‘ : R.N., Ceylon Command, , i


; [ my loving brother, Ed;


J.,2/6; |pon);, ngleg, TOM


cou-


IVICE- PAX fa who.


pk- lor and ers,'.


slng


fertiser, poems to.


i only, -|—^


on.


labant f:,' Rl.


God will keep you; safe, dear brother, Because He knows j we love each other. ■ Love, [and a[ safe return. i - .--Josephine..


30,. Mytton Road, Whalley. |


EDWARDSdN.—Loving b b ings to our brother. Edd


How oft we' wish ;that you were here. We cannot be with you, your! trials to


: the R.N., Ceylon Command. To one, far ofi. we'love sb dear,


irthday, 6th September i


But will.'walk iieside yoi in! thought .and in prayer,


: Esther, Kevin,! and all -^t 30, Mytton Road, Whalley.


God bless ;you—keep lyou !safe.. —From -Bill ^serving fn the- EX.)


ROBINSON.-^tovlng ibh^day wishes i to my dear husband, Fred, on his 26th birthday, Sept^ber 10th; ■ : serving' somewhere in France.


—From your loying Wife :: Michael; .also Mam.


DEATHS


;-fand athy, I thehs and for


Ie|late lihank and


leilate all


I floral nti'sa<^


kind


I f ; the jtliank I latrten-


BOND.—On the 1st Sep ' lat the Hospital, Copldw


.' [years.' linterred at St. [tery, on the 5th.


[roe, Alice Hannah, the ; ;ol the -late. Robert Bb)


tember, 1944, Viepv,' Clithe- beloved wife hd, [ aged 78 Mary’s Ceme-


IN MEMORIAM


DINSDALE.-;-In loving n.emory of our Ide^r son and :brother,


' r,-From Father, Mother. Sister and ‘ Brothers.


A thought for to-day, A memory for even.


FORREST. —In loving y Alexander , E. Forrest, i away September 10th, ; I ■ Gone; from our


• I I ltd, all


Jlessrs. IWork-


boursi ; and


prltish bns of Icelved


Itheroe 1., at


s land and wishes


;But not, from our h 1942.;


- ;—Prom M.other and Hall; Sister'and, Brothep, 'Road, Glitheioe.


-cm'eS, hearts. '


Father, Eaves 13, Waterloo


EYAN.—In loving memory of a dear [wife and toother, Elizabeth,'who died I ;September-8th. 1942. -


.f May; she Rest in Peace. ACKNOWLkpCliflENTS


BOND.—TTie Family, of ;[A.' (H. Bond wish - t o sincere' .thanks to-all


pjliCCiC -wmilfv* ifA


Friends [for kind' expressions . or. sympathy and floral tr


J


i for theik; W yi-


est.


express their; Relatives'.and


Coplow Nlew,' ;[


in theer great loss.'-Also the Doj tor. Matron and: NurseS; at


[kind attentito. iew,[ CllUierpd.'


.butes received the lateiMts'.- -------h:-


-Prom her loving Husband , and sons, -Victor, {Herbert, and Prank. , Whippy Avenue, Oliti^eroe.


the Civic Hospital, Ot awa, Canada, .aged 23 .years;


[passed on,-12th September, 1932, In .


Goi'don, who and 'baby son 82, ’'Hayhui'st. Street, Clitlieroe.


■ -■ ' J .. i


GOOD TO THE LAST (pRUUllB . . . •


I -■ ■ I ' |. I ,■■■ ' ' • t -


Every member i of i the family prefers DAWSON’S EXCEL!CREAM Insist on’ Dawson’s- eyery time


BREAD


A. E. VEEVERS, Empire Bakery, Cljitheroe. Telephone: 131.


*^ * ** *


i Lynnwood,” .West - Bradford. memory of”


.who passed 4 , I


r*r~-i~- • * * * - “ -* ^i-*-i~it‘»-»-»->-^<T|i-in.n.ru BETrro] SEE


fl'ra P0RTABLY;4 [TELEPHONE No.. 147.


THE BEST <X>M- THE PAlkiADIUM.


TO-NIGen (Friday) at 7.30; TO-MORROW (Saturddaty) at 2,15,-6.0 & 8.15 ; ' paulettfe Goddard-and: Fred MacMurray in “STAN"'’ DEfG ROOM ONLY."


G R E A T H O L I D A Y ATThACTlONS.


.MONDAY at 6.0 and 8.15. TUESDAY andi WEDjfESbAY alt 7.30: jjt, BICHAEB BIX EDITH I^^RRETi


A madnian on the bridge, terror down below.! 'The ss toystery when a mapiao captain wields the power of ^ 1 ^ : -----------------


;THE*GHOST' -


Na words of ours .are necessary-'-to'des'crlbe.this jmaste.,^ .... __ _ ___ w


you will know it well, .We would,,however:ad-vise you;- o come early; other- WiSft V


jwise book, 'as;there’s sure to be rrowds. — T(, -be pretwi^ by Walt; Disney’s Cartoon,; ’’ FIGAB


PRKCWER OF Tftlr loe Ciino-t« V T


»rv nnA 0 AND CLEO." T ----------- —........ .........— death over. liis. crew. • o be preceded by “ SHEEP DOG OF THE HH,LS.’r


a| yields its strangest . ‘ .


THURSDAY and FRIDAY ati 7.30. SATURDAY att M5 (Mat.), 6.0 & 8J5: ♦


W H A N HADELEI^fH CAllBOLL


.ece,;’as;w4 feel sure"' U_. i


I !


.rthday greet- ,e, oh his 21st serving in.


EDWAROSON.—Birthda;ly grektings to . .die, on his 21st


But love in the heart-, gh '! new. song:


Dad; serving


rthdaiy greet-' Eddle,.on his in the RJI., < 1


.h . 1 do.


inkingof you. the [day may


es tke lips a


distance, knd timel till we


i ; ■ —Ail my, love'i Mum. ■


iAn enchanting pjicture which' naoves along, makbs its points wath quiet effect­ T T


TV. -V.. r r -. J


6.0 & 8.0' pin. Snows on,Saturday only.-


ting Phone 4248/7. - R - lA iL - l 'P '


LUXURY CINEMA ‘An|d! CAFE. BLACKBUKN.il ' l l : '


I Masic^ story of Little | Clld New York Nelson Constance bonlihg, jCiiaries Colmrh in '


Great star Cast in a great Comedy Musical Film'. • A Showing at 2-50—6-25|—81-25 .


i


NOTICE. All seats bookabje for the evening berlofniances on Monday, September 18th.Three sCparat^ shbws: 2-30:16 and 8.


GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS (Latest [News -and Progress) - JACK. LAWSON, AT THE (X)MPTON OROAN; -


MfflTNEE daily at 2.15 pm'. "' CONTINUOUS Monday to Friday from 6-0 pm.


LAST Complete SHOW, 7.40 p.m. . ■ ■'


- ' Cinema RAY MILLAND, RUTH HUSSEY in “THE UNINyrTED.” Bonk Now


BLACKBURN. . - . 'Tel. 6810. This Week-ehd t ■


The Popular Star g J j y |Q C R Q S B Y ' ‘ in,the delightful romantic comjedy-m'usical


; with ’ i ■;


MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 18th, AND AlL WEEK : Your Favourite i


Pennies Fromjlileaven E p rm FELLOWS'


MADGE EVANS'- LOUIS ARMSTRON(i - AND HIS ORCHESTRA i


Grand Entertainment! Last complete si


matineE iDAILy at 2.15. OONTTNUOUS-^Monday ;to S Friday—from 5.50.


at., 3'Shows: 2J5,;5A0. 8.0.


, Earphones - for the Deaf.. FREE


' I '-8n


ow at 7-38'ip.m. . IVAN(3E ' -BOOKING - i.50 ' andi 8.0 pm.


- ..'s. Saturday only. : N6 extl’a^Charge.' ■


CHATBURN BRANCH BRITISH I.EGIGN


; GRAND HOLIDAY , CHURCH INSTITUTE, C^A


DANCING 8 to l.- ; Refreshinents.


TICKETS 3/6!;


EALL r s u R N


Monday Next, SeptenJjber 18th EDDIE McGARRY AND HIS FULL BROA


Right of admissli n


FORCES 3/6. o reserved.!


:P.S. Only a few Tickets are uns ) id .


CASTING BAND I ' -


I- . -■; ! ■ "


[■ " : J v i ' - ;'2-sd, 6-0 ds iW ['.[: ■' !


';,8A’rjDRpA Distiiict


r: ' Shows pm.


-


OAF open Luito;


.Sts


EARPHONES FREE' FOR THE DEAF.


, . -X- ,JV- '


'asonable Charges., Tel. 44714.


P RESTAURANT h daily from 10 a.m.


eons 12 to 2 pm. ' .


C Lafd Restaurant Open 10-30 am. to


XimcheoDs 12 to 2. Reasonable charges


7-0:pm. each day. FOR THE BEIGHTES'T AND BEST


. ■ This Week-end: -' DAVID NIVEN fni“jTHE ]WAY ahrad » ' iMQI^DAY, 18th SEPTEiMBEB, JUjiD ALL WEEKlT^


DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY 18C SATURDAY, DUSDALE I PUKER UH H A D L A G E C O N i B A C T O R S


L o a d s 1 t o 1 5 T o n s Hydraulic Tippiijg Lorries


CUTHtRdE.


SHAW BRIDGE GARAGE - IJ MOST LANdASBlM {TOWNS' DAILY i


' j GLITHEROE CO-OPERATIVE EMPLOYEES ' • e GRAND BALL I!'- IN THE!


KING LANE! HALL ON;


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1944 - ’ I


' Dancing from 8-9. p.mj to 1-0 a.m I I BIRCHALL’S DANCE BAND


ADMISSION 3/6d.l; Tickets.on Sjile at All Branch Shops.; :


-j-Refreshments, ' PROCEEDS IN AID OF COMFORTS FUND.


NO COUPONS REQUIRED MEN’S SHOES


Suitable factory or outdoor i wear— slightly mispaired, but unnoticeable in wear.


For heavy; wear, ii PER PAIR 4 MEN’S BOOTS i n / . Postal ;e 9d. ALL {?ULLY RENOVATED.


I We wish to inform customers who have I ordered Ladiesij Shoes at 8/6, Boys’ . Boots I and Shoes at 4/6 per pairj Men’s Working [Jackets at 12/6 each, as per our previous I offers, that owing to the large numbers I received, every jendeavour is being made in I despatching these as ^ quicjkly as possible, [and that no fjurther post orders can be I accepted-for these particular lines. '


M.j NEWMAk (Contractors) ; Ltdi


l i I Savoy Booj(‘. Works, [Ileap Street, MANCHESTER, 7.


“ADVERTISER T I ! CARDS and


tMES” OFFICE FOR BIRTHDAY DDINd STATIONERY.


I i


i A \ ^ i ii PER PAIR


POST ORDERS CAN ONLY BE ACCEPTED ON THE ABOVE ' '[-TWO LINES.'


' . ■;!’!


I Each obtainable in all sizes. I - NO COUPONS.


i;£t;-.N(>. J60


veness, and leaves a nice taste m the: - mouth;' Paiptjrate ehtertammeni : ..Booking Office open Monday, Wednesday and i 3atpfday, 2.30 to 4.30 tPm. .


woTkmntmhlp


LEIXEBING AND CLUING, Kte. ^ i:


: IN : GEANIXE AND f STONE. ' ' j I ,:,A-speciautS.


'


TO-NIGKr (Friday) at 7.30; TOlMORiROW .(Saturday) at'2.1S; 6.Q &'*8ir: ‘tX-UEGlELS HE LEFT BEHIND.’


Booking Office open 2.30 to 4.30 pm, — Tel.'67.iiT


MONDAY and WEDNESDAY—TWICE NIGHTLY-at 6.0 land 8.15. - ■? . -. -J ;-^-l . F TDESLAY at.7.30: [ I jk J E A N E T T k ’ ^ M A C D O N A L D


WEEK ;COMMENOING ; SEPTEMBER 18th, ’ ' ' I'Ll


/ lii


* N E L S O N T | E D D Y


- .wrth:iAIan Mortbray, Reginald Owen, Gilda. Gray and DavJci Niven, i This is Just one. tpstance where the screen can better the stage. ■ Here is a ; ■ grand outdoor musical romance which is a fekst for ear'and eye. ‘'


I ^ S E M A R I E


THIIRSDAY ^ d |fR1DAY at 7.30. SATURDAY a| MS (Mat.). 6.0 & 8J5 M A R G A R E T [ O ’BRIEN J A M E S CRAIG


M A R S H A H U N T ' ■ . I mT


c Am Tp a b k e o J I OPCLBS STORED.


BOOKING OFFICE open U.0 to IMS,


S.6 to 4.3e DAILY.


TG'NiGht (Friday) at 7.30. ’I'OiMORROW (Saturday) at 2.15,‘6.0 & 815 • I itoBERT OQNAT in f‘ADVENTURES OF TABXD.” — ErMfing i


MONDAY and, TUESDAY at- 7-30 ,' WEDNESDAY at 2-30 (Mat,), 6k»'& 8-15: ' 4k BOBBY BEABICK 4e WILLIAM GABGAX


, A tinmin'g. THURS


BAItRIGfiN’S KID IN OUR ; TIME


! . . ' BOBBY- REiADICK. 'I


'Ihey .had:t4lloye.!dahgerouifly. .to.'love at alll! ’Two ' great'stare ln[ja fflm'you’ll long ' remember.


ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WHALLEY. Rl^NDEZYOUS FOB iENTEETAINMENTS. -


TEL. 3212,


of ,th^i^^,t. of Klngk. introducing a great newistar;, ■ ■ -


DAY and FR|{>AY at 7.30. SATURDAY at MS (Mat). 0.0 & 8J5: 4t JDA LHPINO . * 4f HAUL HENBEID


Grand BALL In the /-


ASSEMBLY RCXIMS, WHALLEY.


WORGESTEBSeiBE REGT.


(By kind permission ofyCol. W. L. Vale). Dancing from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


ADrasSION : . 2/6 - -


H.M. Forces (In uniform) 1/6 pay at the door. '


Whalley effort for Toe H Wari- - '


:: REFRESHMENTS :: ' Services Fund;


British Sailors’ Society


Tomorrow (Saturday). SEPTEMBER 16tli, 1944


Anchor Day . PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY


COLLECTORS ARE WANTED Please attend at the Mayor’s


Parlour on Friday afternoon or evening, or on Saturday;


RIMINGTON- W.V.S. M d P l i l (ift Sole TO-MORROW, Saturday.


THE RED COTTAGE, RIMINGTON To be opened-at 3-0 p.m by


Col. Bolton, M.C., D.L., J.p. ■of Chatburn


Admission 1/3, Children 9d.


WHIST DRIVE IN THE INSTITUTE at 7-30 p.m. Admission 1/-


If wet. Garden Party wil also'be in The- Institute,


SKIPTON DIVISION CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


(IRINDLETON, SifWLEY AND LANE ENDS


A PUBLIC MEETING t((lll be held in the,


jDAY SCHOOL, Grindleton 01)'


THURSDAY, SEPT. 21st at 7-30 p.m,


•Speaker : ■ Formation of a .Local Committee


All interested are cordially - iflvlted to attend.


*^’^**'‘^ * * " * *i-ir iin i-i.i«_«i. RlMING’rON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE.


A Whist Drive & Dance FlflDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd:


wUl be held on Dancing; 9 p.m. to midnight


\Whist: 7-0 to 9-9 pm ‘ Admission: , 2/- (inclusive). •


TINGLE’S BAND will play for dancing — cups of tea provided.'


WoM {dii(flioii teodotioii Clitheroe and District Branch.


1944-45 SESSION in the '


CLASSES FOR ,


CLITHEROE ROYAL


a GRAMMAR SCHOOL ^ TUESDAYS:


,


Religion and The Social Order. - Tutorial Class ill Economics (Third year).' j..


THURSDAYS : i International Reconstruction


FRIDAYS; ! .


Tutorial Class ip Social Psychol­ ogy, (Third YiStr).*


- from the Branch Secretary, T. H. TAFT,


■ ' ■: Fuller Particulars Next Week or


. - 6, .Milton Avenue, Clitheroc.


At .Whalley .G. of jE. School MONDAYS:’


» ..


International Reconstruction. . - Whalley: Secretary:


' Mrs. J. Hlndle, ’'"Elmore,” ' 1


Sydney Avenue, Whalley. !


Take your choice now-r-wetll expect you l ' i i


|


1 v n u a iN G S .-1 PLa c k b u r n .


I Dreiss and Silk Warehouse V i c t o r i /4 m a r k e t ; m a r k e t p I a c e ,


i-'- ■ ’ ‘ ' . •ti- - - - - -- - - WjlLDINGS WAREHOUSE LTD. '_ _ _ _ _ ' -. I ■ I j


Even in wartiipe we continue to faithfully serve our public with sound value —this .you will I agree is important - when coupons .are; so precious.


| Correct iin tip Fashions ! we 'have the newest 9


designs in smart looking, dur­ able dress materials. You will be (surprised: at the extensive range of reasonably - priced cloths in our warehouse— '


MR. Fc H. R. STRICKLAND Conservative., Agent, Sklpton.' BUSINESS :■


Bowland Fprest Young Farmers’ Club I .■


■ ■'- '-i- The inaugural Meeting will be held at THF 'PriAT BIS'S'


Thursda)r^ September 21st, 1944 at 8-0:p;m, ‘ . !


] ‘'[ SPEAKERS':-' J. FINDER-■ !; ‘ ESQ., Chairman i: Clitheroe Branch N.F.U. 'i


H.’WILSON, ESQ., County Organiser Young Farmers’ Clubs. 1 . ■ " “ ! '■


■ I : ' ■ ; ■'


A. H. S.UTHERtAND, ESQ. District Officer, .W.R.lW,A.E.(i. K. J. ALLRIGril!', ESQ. District Officer, Lancs. \V.AEC.


.Slaidburn.: and that the- meetings shall be . held dh these vUjages in rotatjoil, ;


. - ; ,j, '


' I it is hoped .thaV everyone [who .is Intere^tied In' the! future ' of farming will come to this first meeting.. - 'I


' . -. '. Duchy'of Lancas Dunsop Bridge I;ei] Office, ARTHUR GARRARD, ■If t - ' l<yi- p


'- It will be prqpqsed that the-officers shall! be selected from Young Farmers In (he villages of Dunsop Bridge, Newton, and


i ■


TONIGHT (FRIDAY) toANCE BAND OF THE


DINING AND DRAWING; ROOM GRATES. I '


THE BELL FIRE,;T?ipLEX.; and a good selection.of


HOT-AIR RANGES at Lowest Prices.


RAINCOAT S


IN STOCK NOW — A GOOD SELECTION OF RAINCOATS.


, 45/i to 8 5 / . ^! Also


Blue gabardine raincoats FOR SCHOOL WEAR.


I ' ( I >


WINTER EVENINtiS AHEAD . ; . wrr-


WE HAVE,


PLENTY OFIf LASH LAMPS AND ..BATTERIES ; IN STOCK. '.;/-;! '/I


CYCLE LtUtfPS, TYRES and:ALL CYCLE ACCESSORIES. I


14, RADIO REPAIRS.


B E H T M A M S : 1 •


PLACE, CLITHEROE. Tel: 167. We can repair your Radio, Jn some Instances . within 24 hours


.i *^^*'***^'’^ ’^****^**’******" * * ■ ■ ■ ^ ^* * “ * * *—- t- i- i-.-.-inrvxAA.oj


THE HALL, LOWERGATE i


GREAT SEI TEMBER HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS


CHILDREN’S FANCIY DRESS BALL A^d ( a u ^ D VICTORY CABARET


- ! ! WEDNESDAVi . s iP T EM B E R .20th. i 6 p.m. to 9 pm.-:


' ' ' SPOTLIGHT AND MIRROR BOWL EFFECTS.


. .Prizes for best Character, Original and Humorous Costumes. Special Prize for jBest (Jostume representing one ot Allied Nations '1 TICKET^ 1/. each Childreni or Spectators.


Obtainable ffonj 54, King Street and 25; St. Mary’s Street. Parents admitted Free of Charge after 8-50 p.m. to escort - i Children' home, i


R Qfreshments and'Minerals. — ‘ e FLIGHTS U P ’f


GRAND CELEBRATION BALL ;ANl


:: FRI TURNERS


SPECIAL


lAY, SEPTEMBER '22nd D. Dancing from S p m- to 1 a m; LIGHTS UP’’ NOVELTY DANCE.


AHRROR BOWl ADMISSION AT


No admission Big1.' I


'L. REFRESHMENTS. SPOT PRIZES. THE DOOR 2/6d. H.M; Forces 116A


with or without pass-outs after 11 p m. ht of admission reserved...


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