4 « SCAliES JRAL SERVICE


lARWEN^siREEjr, BLACKBURN.


NEW.?


In’t heard of ,our service,- we |e to ■ .................... t .


recently have you conie to iistrict? If so recently that


jthia good record I going bac^ irs,


the older funeral to u t in g MEMORIALS . - |IN GRANITE AND STONE, OF distinction' u *']


tkiN G And cleaning, Etc, A SPECIALII!¥,“


’ fjite for Estimates


CLAYIpN-LE-MOORS j ACCRINGTON.


H. TAYLOR CHURCH LANE, I


^highest fitandarl3|of worionanshlp


■ - at modeit cost. Accrington:3897.1


i ■ 8BTHPAY (^BEETINGS


JJLTHURSt.-tBirthday greetings to lenneth on his 20th birthday; nth | Ktober. Serving with the R.A.F..


e,a.a.p.: |yqu. n .■ [ ! '


ihday greetings, 'fond a|nd true, m those who think the wotld of j ;■ A


. :i.' Jhcle Bob, Auntie Mary and Alice.


OLTHURST.—Birthday greetings to ir dear cousin Kennetn, on his'20th rthday, October . 11th. Se wing with .AlF., S.E.A.A.P.:, :


twish yiJu a happy birthc ay to-day, phereVer you may roam,


p though you are so far away, pe pray you’ll soon be hoine.


—Cousins Betty: and Vonda. MREIAGES!


|ear Penrith, to Mabel, only daugh-' pr of Mr. J. H. Cooper aha the late : prs. Mary Cooper; Downham Mill, f ownham.


. | . | ' . D E A T H ^ I ; ■' : 1


?W06d,—On the!8th October, 1945, .'I 1; the Royal Infirmary, Blackburn, lames Charles Briggs, the beloved i lusb&nd of .the! late Elizabeth Ann Key wood, aged 76| years,


It St; Mary’s Cemetery on i West View, CUtheroe,


the nth. Interred


lORNE.—On the 9th October, 1945, Tilliam, beloved husband of the late za Jane Thome, in his ntetment at St.;Mary’s day (Friday) at 2-30 p.jn.


72nd year. Cemetery


IN MEIvioRIAnji


ISH.—In loving iriemory'Srmy dear lusband, who died October 9th, 1943.


[ And a heart as good ag gold: fo those who knew andiloved nlm His memory wilj [never, grow old


ISH.—In loving memory i of Maild, pe beloved wife I of Walter Bush, Bled October 13th, 11944; also Edwsrd raon (son), killed in North Afripa, pebruary 15th, 19W. . j


lamett Road, Clttherde. I;


. Ever : loved and remembered. 3eech Street. Clitheroe.


PSH.—In lovinfe mbmory of our dpar Brother, who died|OctoDef 9th, 1943;


leep on, dear^orotner, for[ it is true! lou suffered long,l and told but few.; lut One Who knew you needed rest las, God above,, and He knew bes!j.^


i1-Prom his sister Polly, Husband, ^rid ytton View, Chthleroe., j


Mlpppc ■ I


WTAM.—In loving memory of my pear husband; Richard Cottam, v(ho passed away October 11th, 1943


: Taylor Street, Clitheroel I ! . Moor Lane, Clitheroe. : llth, 1943.


-From Daughter, Son-indaw, and Grandson. : : ■


Remembrance.


3TTAM.—Treasured memories of a dear father and [grandad, Richard Cottam, who passed away October


For the days we do not think of him Are very hdfd Lo find.'


Ve do not need p day . To bring him back; to niind.


! [■’ ■' i '


-Prom' his daughter. Margaret a,nd Jim, S.E.A.C.,; also baby Jim.


ENNELL. —Treasured memories of , ny dear son | Jack, who died, in Italy pf wounds, October 10th, 1944.


All that he had. All that hd hopedi for, Ah the future held, He gavdj for England.


he Cottage, ■^orston, Clitheroe. ETCALFE.—;lh


3ctober 12th, 193f ier smiles dre gone for ever, ' Her hands' we cannot touch;


e


laddow VieW;- Waddington;: Tiot House, Barley.


JBINSON.—In loving memory of ■dear husband and father, Char ■Robinson, who died October 13


I Memories are treasures no, one c« I '


[From his Wife and Daughter Euniifi also Christine And I Christopher


I steal.” I lAlma Place, Clitheroe,


Jloving memories |of a dear daugh cr | land sister,' Doris, who, jpassed- away.« loctober 16th,; ,1942. - I ,


L Woodhouse Laiie, Wigan. OBINSON. - Silent thoughts Ad- i


—Prom Sydney, Ella , and Grand- = daughter Shirley. I


, Always remembered.


, '


|


jVe love you top dearly to ever forgei l-i-From her loving Mother and Sistjer.


L' l^ept,, ■ .1 ■ •' ' ‘ ■ -I »et. I, Spring Gardens. Waddington.


lOBlNSON.-In, living, memory of a = Idear Mother, who passed away Ivtfi.; I(pctober, .1942. ■ -j| -,


Ishe lives with me in memory still,, Not Just toAiay,!|but‘ always wiU.l _ ^ Prom her loving daughter ,Violet, t


he Healings,” Waddington. ^ ■ 5


[6 be together in the same old wry ; 5 would be our dearest wish to-day beep' in our heaij-ts your memory


is . '■ ■ ~


(dear Father, who died October 13|5h, ’ Ii942.


iBlNSON.—In lolling memofy of my '


, MONDAY iJlEXT at 6-0


story of a —............ suicide. Sympathetically


this ..Hire is a


dear Wife and M other, who died


I I' —From Mother, loving .memory


of


3ut we hav^ the lsweetest-hiemorles' Of one wp loved so much,


Proceeds of the wbkk-end’s effort in aid of : 11 .Fund. .■


* ,


ITT® — ------- ------- r DMFORTABLY AT; TH4


TO-NIGHT I (Friday) at|7^0. TO-MORROW:; Mat! ^


» * RONALD pOLMANi KAY FRANCIS


SEE ’THE i BEST


»AIjlAblUM. - TEL. 14'jf. i W


Randolph Scott, Gipsy Rose Lee, Dinah Shore in B^LLE ur int- ■ and i-15. TUESDAY and,' WEDNESDAY at 7-iO: U


s p l e n d i d . d r f e , t h e J o i ^ ^ o f w h ^ “ HA^LF - WAY To heaven ’’-Technicolor two-reel Musical. j . ! ROBINSON w m i i l l


....mpSiheticaUyiacted by both ;stars, and ^lohshed direction, makes a really outstanding attraction.


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30, SATURDAY:; Mitince 2-15; >0,and 8-jl5j jbAN BENNETT, EDVVARD G.


in


IE WOMfiN IN TH1[ WINDOW youjwill getia startlingisurprise I


l-i , . . . 'f’AQUA ;ACES”- I n t e t# l■i': ' '. ■ I". THE NEXT MEETING will ^ be A RILM SHOW


by, the Ministry of Information on


■ ; I . ' ■ i ''


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24th ■ i ..


1 in the Z ; . i


RIBBLESDALE SENIOR SCHOOL at 7-30 p.mi


' |V' f 1.11 ^rel iminary Notice


WAbDIlliGTON I^EADING ROOM ' ' '■ ANNUAL ,'■!•'


DbIceMbER 14th,| 1945 ( Baittersby’s Band.


, ■ W r t i s t DRIVE 8i| DANCE


.' ‘PROCEEDS! IN AID OF BLACKBURN ROYAL INFIRMAF


y"uKON.”


CLITHEROE & DISTRICT YOUNjG FARMERS’ CLUBi


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th £ . BALL


mlnary Notice I GRAND [


DEBONAIRES DANC)E BAND lee;) an-open date .


e; Blitzed Churches


Guest Organ.


3ut all is well that’s done by thq . —Prom |his loving Wife.


j Ke cannot. Lord,thy purpose see,


[)TTAM.—In meihdry of dad, Rlcht, Cottam, who passed away I Octobi flth, 1943.


j —From his loving Wife, pe had a nature well worth; loving, Cinonii Royal


BLACKBURN. . . Tel. 68J0. ^ i I , . i ii


:.i Ie e :..BOW»L\N , - I' ' ' comedy: ' - THE H^fATlENT


Continuous Monday to IFrlday from 5-58 p.m,rsaturday; Three shows at 2-16, 5-50 and, 841 p,m.


Matine^ Daily at 2-15 ^—


RolHckl|Qg and selntlmWally refr^hlng I If^ht entertainment bjn.


Saturdays'Only.' No extra charge.


l^E TH O D IS T ^WteSLEY) PARSON ^ LANE, CLI


A GRAND COl^GERT


SATURDAY, OCTOBER jn THE SCHOOL HALL, at ALL TICKETS SOLD


2 o i ,[f, 1945 7|30 p.m.


Light Refreshments' a t : reasonable i charges


S U N D ^ , OCTOBER |21st,: 1945 IN THE WESLEY CHURCH


i‘ THE CREATION ” ; Principals:


MAY I SHAW ERNEST WALljON


ALLEN - - - PRITCHARD -


Mr. Albert Lingard. IHaydn)


Soprano 'endr lab''


iSt: Conductor: Mr. Hor,ace Tattersall (^lacsburm Musical Society)


' Afterjioon, 2-30 —* Par^s i ^ and 2 (phairman: Dr ! C. ^OYIjE


Evening, 6-0 p.m. -—iPr rt 3 ChMrmaif’ REV. W. l|.,;T(iTTY


. Tea for friends from a distance will be served in the Sijhool at 4-30 i>.ni. — Charge 1/


'[ Augii|ientM;Choir of 60 VoicepJ NEXT WEEK


WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24th ■ WE/ i at 7-30 p.m:


Chairman;! ALD. M. FRENC |


A \’ERS INSTITUTE' (jH, J.P.


Speakers: THE CMpIDATES—Messrs, E. H. Duckworth, A. Hallows, W H. Pemberton, (Jouncillorp IVpss greaves and R. Triinby.


THURSDAY, OCT. '25th ■ LOW ; I


at 7-30 p.m


I Chairman: COUNCILLOR WM. I ; Speakers: THE CANDIDATES


For a Labour Council Vote str. SUNI^AY AI^TERI^OcIiN, 0 (Jt . •'


GRAND CIN SPEAKERS


HARRY RAND. W; LEICESTER,


0 ' :m A ' M.P. O.B.E,


THE candidates WILL BE Chairman: i COUNCILLbR R.


G R A P ' will be


I . • , j THE “MEIS PARISH HA


iail^y, D. Critohley, . J^ones, H. [Neale,


MG OR SCHOOL ■ ■ - ; I


WIL^NSON ' ethers, i


for all 19. 28th, at 3' p.m. ' . ,; on


Advance iBoijklhg for 51^0 and frO


EARPHONES


FOR THE DEAF '


CHURCH ]^ROE


TOMMY WHITEHEAD GREAT


SCHO HARWi C'D ' PRESENTS HISI


FIRST ANNUA The Mercer : Hill, Great


TO-NIGHX, FRIDAY, OC JOCK CATON AND Hi;


[Dancing slp.m. to 1 a.m. A i Refreshment Buffet.


I Prize-winners hi the Mclody-Makdr; B Harvyi


ALL ood


:iOBER 19th


ANp ontekt, 1945-46) SSihN ,2/6.,!


•eh Ca|r Park [ OF DANCING


Luncheons 12 to 2 pm; I iTeas from 3-30. ‘


.This Week-end,.;, 1 | : jvJEAN 'ARtl^UR. , ^ ;


Bing Closby, Betty Hnttim, Sonny T«fto In HEI|E COME THE WAVES MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBP I^ ^ ALL WEEK ^ [,


S COBURN


In; a delightful, tlmeiy.' hoyel and 1 irresistibly human domestic ; I


' PARISH CHURCH [YOUTH SROUlP I i ■ - AT. THE' WJEAVERS^ IN3TIXUTR ’


GOOD COIOTANY Admission


':^V .tO.N lGW 2/-


8-12 '


G JOD orces


FLOOR , 1/6


IT. . I


i:\ Al M N G E J- TO-NIGHT


: ' . will be jheld


(Friday October ISth) 7^6-^1-ci p.m.


THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ADMISSIoIn 1/6


Saturday DAN


'.i at


THE HALL, TO-:


„ L(


^WERGAT SATURDAY


Dancing 7-30:1,o 11-30 p.m, to ROBINSON’S


1 DANCE BAND MUNICIPAL ELECTIOI^ LABOUR PARTY ADMISSION 1/6 -


Refreshments! at chargek


RK5HT OF I ADMISSI ACCRINGTON


FORCES 1/- reasonable


3N RESERVED RIBBLESDALE OLD


OJWBINATION BOYS’ CLUB


ITCH THE CASTLE PLAYING FIELD


TO-MORROW, s]\TURDAY RIBBLESDALE OLD BOYS


MOOREND Y.C. (Oswaldtwistle Kick-off 3 p.m.


, , COLLECTION TAKEN.


miembership 'Of:| the must' be made jto George Kellet ( Jn r ), Road, Clitheroe,


i '


Come 'and support the Local Youth. All, enquiries and-a]


th;


.ppllcations for iaboiie cliib


e Secreta: 182, Whallfey


A — :ONCERT


giver by ERSINGERS”


OF BURNLEY in the:


GISBURN


lober 26th 30 p.m.


ADMISSION:


Reserved 2/6 : Unreserved 2/ Children under 14 1/-


B A f l


IN SATl


[THE URDAV


Three to Six Six to Tivelve Twelve Months


Up to Three ikonths Months Month


to TiyoiYears


HALL, /, OC


SPECIAL PRIZE FOB B] Prizes will be giv^n for th;


PANTOMIME SOCIEil GRAND SHOW


low e r gAt e 27th, at 2;pim.


EST BABY; IN SHOW e following Groups:— - First and - First and - First and - First and


Also numerous Co nsolation Prizes FURTHER iPARTICUMRS NEXT WEEK BASHAll & BROWSHOEME W.I.


WHIST DRIvi ’ will be held to '


' '


THE SCHOOL '■


' (including supper) 1/6


ADMISSION PROCEEDS FOR W, FUNts: i : ' !! ; j


FRIDAY,,OCT, 26th, 1945 at 7-30 pm.


; BRITISH-ISRAEL WORI federation ILIC iTING v )ll [be held The Co-op GuildiRooto


THURSI^AY, Of X ' 25th a t i s o ’cloi;!;;.


speaker REV. ;J. SHE ON I ill


Second Prizes Second jPri^es Second JPrizes Second Prizes


ST. MARY;S SUNDAY SCHOOL, CLITHj^ROE MON., TUESJ, WED.,:.29th, 30th and 31st OCTOBER!


4th BN. EAST LANCASHIRE | REGIMENT


CANTEEN iCRAcKERJACKS PEESENT


“CRACKING at 7-30 p.m. eacL night


Seats bookable to advance ;at the ‘ Cllthefoe Office, Market; Place, Clitheroe from Mon(


TICKETS S/6, 3/6 and /I'6 I , llthetoe.


Advertiser ay,' October


and Times” 22nd.


ALL PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE EAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENTAL; ASSOCIATION AND ST. MARY’is SUNDAIf SCHOOL APPEAL'


li! fJigjht CE ^ p.m,, Dance to the music;of RONNIE ODpIE AND HIS BANE


OWlnners East Lancashire Dance Band Chkmplonshipl, 1945) Brennan


M.Cs’.:. ■ ,


HARRY RANDAL TICKETS 3/- from Labour Rooms,


L, Esq., M.P. and W. LEICESTER, Bkq., O.D.E. Member or Council Candid


, EshtonTerrace, any Committee! ■■■ te


■»t|: King Lane HaH


ffest i'riifey ' '


....................


dlAPE RESTAURANT' open dally .from 10 ajn{


,h; 1945, at St, lieonardjs Church, " i ownham, by the flevd. J. E. Price, ■ homas, eldest son'; of MrJ and Mrs. A, Ellwood, |Row End,! Warcron, ‘ t


iWOOD-T-COOPER. - oh October :


NOTICE •with c Techm


PA N CH


Luncheou Rea6onal|le


Cali ;^ tau ran t Open 10.3? a.m to 7.0 P.m.| each! day. she


Advance Booking foi 6.0 & 8.0 pjm. Shows on Saturday 01^ .


12 to 2. chmes.


LUXURY CINEMA & BLACKBURN.


: “ nils Week-end Kvi)nne de Carlo dm “ SALOME-WHERE SflE DANCED”


MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, and ALL WEEK TO DOiNALE) DUCK- 4 JO E CARIOCA '■ ! , : and Inlhelflesh' j | {


' : i AupRA mirIanda, Cabmen molina, dora luz i THREE CABALLEROS'


-The screen.' miracle of the year-rllv'? action bleiided; iftoion.! It miist be seen to be .believed ! Im brilliant- color. ,S;HOWINGat 3^2Q -6!-4()-|8-4'i I , K i;l -


' I . , , (GAUMONT.BR^H'iro | , ' |; : i M. '. INTERMll)® BY JACK lAWSrpN At tlie THEATRE ORGAN.; i


........ ' THE HALL, LOWERi


GRAND sb/50 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19


8 to 1 p.ni. TINGLE’S BAND . Refreshment : Minerals


No admission after U p,n. Right of Ai AT


ADMISSION BY T lC iy r 2/- PORC®


unifor;IM Ices sioii reserved.


DOOR 2/6■ .■:'-.:[i.V


■ , I


ANCE W45


Thone 4246/7.1


to-niq: 1'


______ _______________________________________ Hr (Friday) at 7-30.


1


I 1 EONALDIcOLMAN in “ KISMET” With Marlene Dietrich, James Craig and Edward Arnold. I ' Booking Office open Saturday, 2-30 to ,4-30


-- - - I ;


MONDAY & TUESDAY NEXT at_ 7*30. MARICARET LOCKWOOD


T- & PLAGE OF ONE’S OWN ; , JAMES MASON In ' [


THURSdAy [jnly at 7-30. (Ball Friday). SATURDAY:!Mat. 2-15; 6-0 & 8-15 ^ BETTV ORABLE VICTOR MATURE


Eerie I Thrilling I Unusual I 1 ---------- . —


IN h o t s p o t


Booking Office open Monday, Wednesday and jSEjtiu'day, 2-30 to 4-"30 p.mj , I 1 i FRHJAY— T- ■ BALL


I —|^FRlt)AY. -- . i ' ,


CAROLE LiANblS LAIRD CRECAR


( I^ iu i« J / MW I VW 1 TO-MORROW: Matinee; 2-15; 6-'o and 8-15': !/-nt.iwav In “KTSMP.Tf


i


WEDNESDAY at 6-0 and 8-15 BARBARA I MULLEN


remind you that this is


[FIREPLACE H^pP. I;!' ! - ♦ -


- ■:[' , I :


HOT-AIR RANGES at Lowest |,Prices. _ ■


the bell fire, triplex and I a giood selectKm of


VISIT ODR SHOWROOMS, YORK STREET, CLITKEROE.


REGISf^ElED AS A NEWSPAPER' N O . j3 1 1 9 1 I- M


■ TEL. B78.


OARS P A B ^ . CYCLES STJDBED.


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at.7-30.: DEANNA DUEBIN id “CAN’


MONDAY & TUESDAY NlXT at 7 F in n A Y , OCTOBEK 19, 1 9 i5


BOOKING OFFICB il.« to [l8i9,


"1-----^ ^ — to 4J| DAILY.


TO-il(iORROW: IMM p-15: and. 6-0 and 8-15; tr HELP SING ;|NG.”-|-(Technicolor).


I BOB CROSBY a ild GRACE IN


BETT,Y KEAN.


MY GIRL liOVE ALAN MCiWBRAY,


- A coriiedy musical: the story of a girl who, by hi a'slngmg contest..


_______ -


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7^30. A STAR-STUDDED C.AST Is P]


A light, blithesome show, with sOm MARIA MONTEZ, SUSANNA BEY, DONALD O’CONNOR,


RmEZVOUS FOB ENTipTAlNMENijS} It’s always wariji and


[ASSEMBLY Every Wednesday a n | DA|4C i BOWERY TO BR SATURDAyI PEGGY RYAN,


;thlng for eve; FOSTER,


'so. wiEDNESpAjr: Mat, 2-30; 64), 8-15: c DONA


DONALO MUSIC


V I .


ER CATLETT. miok, would win


.'INa. ■ TeL


With such stars as IE, TUEHAN DEVINE,: &c..


HALLEY. at I our


Tel.


Mon. to Friday, Saturday, '


2-3), Here is a; tender ENTEBfT.


BURNLEY COMMENCING


'TS' IN WEEK


OCT., 1945. E2453


2^30,I, 6-0 and 8-0;


I, 5-45, 84). and charming


romance, beautifully ■ acted:


‘|UNI>BR THE CLOCS" ii


; Starr ng


JUDY GARLAND James Gleason, Marshall Thompson.'


Also the British


. Bobt, Walker Keenan Wynp,


land Interest). lovietone News


OY 2519


*Mon, to Fri., Mat! 2-30: Con.''from 5-45. Sat., 2-SC), 5-45 and 8-0. 1 .


1ama with Tlmee Great Stars


“KEEP l o m POWDER DE


iTel. bl2. with ' LANA Laraine Day, I


And Thej News the Peaci


TURNER, Susan Petb:


Also Walt.' Disneyfi “TIGER


s latest Car; ROUBLE.”


rith.VieriS ! Front.


TeL G R A N D


A compelling sto: to power throug] glamorous


■ I


iry ?h


Mon. to Fri., Mat.'|2-30; Con. 5-45. Sat., .2-30, 5-45 and


“ELAIE OP COAST . will


JOHN WAYNE, Josbph Schildkrau


from 3832


from 84).


of a-mans rise the love of a woman:


BARBARY


ANN DVORAK, Wm. Frawley.


, .Also’ a splendid travel film, from ‘Cape Town across South Africa, Usd up tq Cairo-t-


“ JUNGLE RHAPSODl(.” And the Univjersal News,


Last 'bus . to CUtbiicroe 0-80 p.m.


DREADNOUGHT DRE^IS-CUTTING SYSTEM ♦ SCHOOL OF FASHION:


MRS. J. A. BONI.I.Prliiclpal, lnvites| Ladles to A FREE DEMONSTRATION


AT THE CLITHEROIe PAIUSH ; CHUI^CH SCHCIOL ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19tli. 3 p.m] and 7-30 p.m.


An instructive Lesson oni 'pattem Makhiig wijl be 'glvk and a Talk on Maklpg New: Outfits;and Re-modeUlng Old:Ones.


. Ladles'interested: in Dre^making should not fail to attend. • Classes will be formed. Books lon sale. ■


‘ Permanent Address: Ji5, CHURCHGATEji SOUTHPC)RT i20v. H.T. BiApERjllES


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■ C V C L E ' C H A I N S . . I . ..... 'v...... I RADIO VALVEi RADIO SETS, etc


BEklHAMS


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SADDLES ... from , I


. Wilson &.SonSy '■


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G & DRAWING ROOM , GRATES,


•V.; -I;


GOOD OVERCOAT^-WlLL BE SCARC|1,THIS piOTER.


Now is theljbest itlma to buy your 'AT < o r r a u v L O A T


We have a good selection in r various styles, shades and i ; -ImaterJals


■ ; READY TO -wear! from 89/6 LW. JFi RLAD


adies’ agd Gentleman’s Tailor i :


P R IC E R T?WOp 4 n C E . II ! , ' -I


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