i i i K 51 1^' I-


CANDIDUS POP


1 _ _ H' ,r *


All and


€ IV e k ; / ictures t: ■ ’Mt


rAik iioan .newsaaenl to W/lKT the,


Dalhi Sketch regmorht.


Homes andWork 1 ‘ , ■ • - I . • ant


These are the most impori factors in Municipal


■ I : ’ I *!! ■ I H. B l A c K B U


URN


affairs to-.day. There years’ leeway to m ike building J Literally hundreds of;new houses are required iii Clitheroe. The Corpo ratioi i has! bought the land, new w: want thei houses. ‘


n . ' 1 . I t ■ We; shall use every pclssibl j


means to get them quicklY-- private en^terprise, direct labour, a combinaton d ' the two. Housing wil be our


ii


THEY WOULD 'BE WELL REWARDED


\ \


arid tell ybu what a wond,er’ your Yekst-'Vlte tahlets have worked on me. I could not do. my work las I felt I h^d no energy, j


Dear Sira, , . I feel I really must wri^te


il' i i i . ,y p i V' m


' ted I should, take YeaSt- Vlte: tablets,!^ so I started on YeastjVltb. Now, afper a month, no one can believe I am the saine person, I do my w[orkiwltn'tlrelpsB


Then my inother sugg^B-


feels run- Yeast-V; would be


Ing at night ftlarii sure If everyone wh


ONCE • fT h a n k You**


you of the g


Dear Sirs, I feel I iriust


have derived elrice taking your wonderful Yealst-Vlte Tonlo Tablets,


great benefit I ; | ■ I f :


______


f tune with life in genetalJ My mends .commented on the change in me. I However, iiriyi . wife :Suggested| I should |try


i Two yeaps ago I had a serious ollness, after which I felt but


yoiir Yeast-Vlte tablets, Md in appreolatlori I feel i riiust tell you that iri three weeks I am already be'glnnliig to feel anewman. 1


,^Once again,(thank you. ■ : i (Sgd.)Rk


Maylst,l'945 write and iell


Oxford,


energy, arid tien go dape- 1.1


„ -ablets they, well rewarded (Sgd.)L.


would tajke B. I i, Hants’


Sussex, , i April m h , i945.


Dear Sirs, I ' M


run-down. I wa.s advised by a friend to try Yeast-yUe tttolefs and how thankful I am, for^ince' taking t hem 1 am once more mylro mst self.


I was feeling properly \(Sgdi)I S.. A POWER OF GO OD


few of your marvellous little wonders I am able to; eat my food better.


’Flu my appetite went |com- low, since taking a


tablets have always done me a power of good. I only took one a day and it kept me going


I must confess Yeddt-Vite lys' If you suffer from Headache^,


ilturalgla, Rheiimatld paint. Nerve paint. Indigestion, lessness. Constipation— go to your chemist TO-DAY for la 1/^ OP 3/3 size YEAST-VITE Tonic Tablets (Prices Inilude purchase tax). Owing to the great public demand for Yeast-VlteJ; and the shortage of bottles, emergency packs must still be used, " | .


Irving’s Yeast-Vlte, Ltd., Watford


Dear Sirs, , ' i : Suffering with an attack of’


Martock, ;Ma'rch:7tl, 1^451


harry COOK' For thi C. CHATBURN


Priority shall 'use thal; job.


No. 1 Job, and wi all our resources ot.


of employment., industries are waiting to move into premises as these become vacant in Clitheroe, and we shall press continuously for factisrtCs to be freed j Iti addi-r tionj to these private ehteri prisie^, the Corporation has big schemes which i will p rovide wor c, and these will be hand as quickly as possibli not at the se building.


As well as house!, we neec neW: and I varied opportonitiei Atti active


TOM DIXON i Wei make no promises


ing our public efficient.


0 ^


:cpense ol hat


come first. J j ! D R IV E R


put m must


h 4 $ ' There are ne should like to


w facilities we see, but they


cannot be provided tlow. Homes and work now-j-the rest later. To promise differ­ ently would be dishonest'.


I. T. RDSHTON roiasons ive invite you ence to Local Ratemyei s w STOMACH S V F F E R E R S .4 Y S ow M t ic k : fi reemte If you suffer from Indigestioii, and endure


pain to e r meals or oth^r distressing ;synip- tomsJtake Mriclean BraM Stomach Powder.;


!|L IS


■


,£)ear Bir^, Quickly jit will relieve ’the discomfort and!


restore digestive well-being. ; Westriy.'i I write to let you know how much I appre-,


ciaterl* Macleans]” I have used i t for, yetol as I am terribly jiothered with pains In my s tom a ch ..,..


' ' I really don’t Inow what I should do i f I


did not have Macleans. I cannot praise i t too highljs(. j Yours faithfully, (Signed) W. E.|R.


I The j wide pbpmaxity|of Maclean'Brand


____ _________a r id ------------------------ Indigestion, and] in safeguarding against


Gastritis and Stjimaoh Ulcer.


" ALEX.lC. MACLEAN”


andTablets areonh/ genuine if signed


I


Stomach Powder ■:


Maclean Brand'i


M ' Price


2I3&5I7) l^lso in 1 Tablet


I Form 7d!ll5,


land 213 (inc.i tax).


Stomlach Powder is cori,vincing evidence; of its efflcacy in relieving Heartburn, Platu- irace',| Nausea and Stomach Pains due |to


™ANKS”WEEK FOR E


LIEHEROE’S £150,000 RGET ATRACTIoisfS


riolOW well advanced. The tatget Is 15|),000. .


and eek


Rural; District •November 17th to 24th-^^


i ; ;|


fully lucc^ful as possible, arid] they havo the assistance of- military rinits stationed In the locality.


Both Councils are co-operating to make toe savtogs drive as


was toe toe mg peer:


lil;


M^jor H. IV. Wolstenholni ;, who the^ first officer In charge of ocal A.A. battery, has accepted nvitatlon to perform toe seremony. and it; would have difficult


to make a ipular choice.


.aeje m toe Market Place in- front f toe Indicator, which has been desitoed' alnd j pamted by! jDerek


The ceremony will, as usual, take g


Qrapimar i School and now a stud,ent at toe I Burnley Art | School.


anton, '; Bimllco-road, -Clitherde. e is an ^Id; boy of the Royal


dress ball on INoyember 16th—the cay preceding [the! official opening toar d durtog toe week itself! other dantes will be 1 held ml the district. K Is hoped that :on three! nights toe concert'party of theiEsislj Lan- qasllre Re'glment,, “ The Cracker- jacks,” Willi give performances, and that a dl^lay df boxing Z will be glvejn in toe i gymnasiumat: toe :Ijow| Moor Barracks. ; ; ;


There will b^ a ohlldren’s fancy-


' toe [Royal Engineers. Ha who has the truth at ihls heart


ii i '


: approval. School-children jwill at­ tend Thanksglvtog servlcqs i to be held In thq [various churches dur- mg ithe ; weekl which will end on the Sunday night with a concert in the iKmg-lane Hall by toe hand of


,;^d| the [decision to hold ;a torch­ light processlon.on the final Satur- dayj night Is; sure to meet with


i Football . : on toe Shawbrldge ground wifi be another attraction,


need never fear the want of persuasion on his tongue.-!-Ruskm.


open- more


Pl^ns forlthel Clithe^ Borough Thanksgiving


BLOWEl Church Ambrose


FARMERS, GET YOUR' FERTIUSERS EARLY]


i C T R IO O R G A eton Parkh


joyable cqnc rft in School oil ’iiaturday turesque ''GjpsyiScc strllring! opening Ite hant, diesses of tot I performers bemg'ieffeptiye agahst ;toe dark background of t^ie vdodland se tmg. Misses Connie Seaman ar


's ''—gave 'an eiir Church


Grmd! party—"The


the ne


The pli made


toe brli-


Dorothy Odd e score i [successes l bTvid 5 > I


toe actedtt


Day ” \ arid “ A Co mtry Lane ” while Mlsql Gwen Hat greavesiraised


OpmS, “ J t.l Valentmejs


a big laugh Vito he; - rendemg of “Our Mary Ellen’s New Bonnet]” Those taking part, in i toe sketch, “Fifteen or.Slxteeiri” [were; Mri H. Hargrriav«, Miss Mary Lof]- house. Miss Connie Seaman, Ml: Dorothy Odd ie.;: Miss’ Gwen Har­ greaves, Miss B.:'Hodgson and Mi; Peggy Tomllison. Mateter George Waddlngtrin sang three song “The Better Land,” “ passmg By,'”' ■and “I’ll Wak Bi Eccles and Mrs. Befoi


took part. closed the pliyers! tions to JIrs. Hodgson m r icognitlMi! of the w; in which the J had Worked for 1 spccess of to (event. N rs. Hodgso: was the plan


ton acted ap geqerdl supendsor dmfe £10,-wei


The proceeds on behalf an electr church.


of 1 he fimd' fOr provii c (rganj blower for to


St. Mrs. •exc


councillor! toM Bagshot; R.D.C. thi a k cal frirmer what


Paper Harvest.--A Surrey coun


crops he stdnd.li; his big barn.ir" replied: “iThc crpp of Govemme: my


forms. I keep small ban.”


Island chlldrf n Guernsf y


and “ ’Ee, by gdom


period of Britam, -hheyl strong Scottish accents’ that not understai id ■what they said, was one of the Harold Glbso: i hi a talk on “ Jersi Under the Suas Overseas Leaguf


vacjuatlon In. Great hid acquired such


eturned to Jersey after i their long


grain] crop in ithe •Wlien Channel


stc rles told by and I Lancashire


tl: eir parents could :W


tlka,” given at tl/e last week.


sriy B. Wil


giving kerrice for harvest and all other in the


HAEVEST SERVICE.-A thanks-'


gilts[:of the Creator, was hrid — Mission Rpoin on Sunday everiirig, and was ivdll attended by vulagefs' and the school Ichlldren; The' Vioari of Chat- budrii (the; Revd. A. Ej Swallow, M.A.), wasjthe preacher,, basmg his i riiscdurse on Psalm 113, 6. The i hymns tacluded "Praise, O Praise my,God and King,”


“ We, plough the fields and ||scatter,” and]," Abidele with me.’i’ The ipffertory was [for Mission Room; expenses.


c FOB MISSION REPAIESi-A suc-


held/in; the'Mission Room op! Tuesday night. ’The hostess was Miss Green­ wood, who generously gave-both the prizes and refreshmerits. T]he whist prize-winners were: Ladies; 1, Mrs. D. Waterworth; 2, Mrs. Bi Bailejf. Gents.; I, Mrsj’ M. Cowell: f 2i Mr. 'J. Taylor. Dominoes! Miss ’E. Hayes-i and Mrs. Mennell. | Mr. W. Norgrove; [W


essful whist and dominoes [drive was


Thanks to'Miss Green wood!,Were cor­ dially passed on the proposition of Mr. J. Rarken The proceeds (£3 4s, Od.) were for fhe Mission Repairs Fund. ,


as M.C. Hargreaves arid Mrs


de iYou.’l Mrs Dawson al toe evenmig fade .present's


N Monday night toe Young Farmers FARM BOOK-KEEPING. On


opened their wmter meetings. Mr. D.* Simpson was m toe chair, and there was a good I attendance of members land advisory committee; A talk by Mr. A. Farrell, of Chat- burri, on farm bodk-keepmg, was much appreciated. [Mr. Farrell ex-! plalr book ansv


of thanks to him was proposed by Mr. W. Jackson, seconded [to Miss


F.: Smithies WELCbME HOME EFfpRT.


and has'


s for income-tax purposes and ered questions.; A hearty vote;


ed ihow to fill m the], farm


supplies of fertilisers vfiU not: sud­ denly mcreato. The United dom is ,a major producer of riltro- genbiis fertilisers, ‘-and these] fer-


With the war ending suddenly,,


tilisers will continue to be free of rationing. Tli’


for rill I I this


time, save to get on with hous ing, providing work and keep services fully


h^ppy gift of Writing clearly about the; mbny perplexing problems of these mpntcntous times. , 1


is: British humour at its best. His daily cartoon is a breakfast-time


tonic for all the family. ' cartoon is another daily!:


1 laughter raiser. Heri


qi7aint ways of managing hubby and : family will amuse you immensely.


'/Sm


BOROUGH OF


MUNICIPAL ELEcfai i STAlrEMEilT


ITHEROE 1st Nov


(ONSEKVJinVE CANDIDATES priudY


by th^


Efficient Services


i! r ■ il The record


■predominantly Council requir


W. CHRisxi


of Clitheroe’s Conservative


es no apology. Our Gas, Water and Electri-


city Departments are efficient. well-equipped work.


ready for extra Clitheroe’s Health Seryices


are sound and under alert vigorous direction. : highways Utc:>AX


are as clean as ainy.* « i V' i. good ; Our parks


playgrounds surpass anytliing in towns of similar size.


■ These are previous election ■ • ; V • ^ 1 I :


pledges now fulfilled, and w^ could! extend the list.


Mrs A. A. ROBERTS : 3 ‘ It- ',1 HARTLEY


The joybells ring, but they are not fori mei


i 1


Therioybells ring, for me.


The little chili Are gaily rm • sjreet;,


The joybells ring, for me. .,


The world Is beautil’ What would I glve to be. . .


their 'play,


And_ through a mlsti of tears his face' S66i • • . ' Il -


The orily!^ thing I voice;


hear: is hiis deaq s ' -


b’ut they are no


tmocent and sweeL I rip and doW the


,, , , griefito mail


'ril to them}to-day-' once more la child


but they are noli


If I could know for riertain that ah last, -


' ■ ■ .. that way; ■ [f


And all.the chlldrqri that I see to-day] So, bright and h^ripy. could


These cruel wars a-q now forever D


Then Joybells coul BETTYj GREENWOOD.


wai CO-OPERITUE GUILD


■the local stores, thuj /first of which was opened at Russelli


meeting when the Society, was in a concise way


membership at


Mrs. Nuttall pn Mr. thj ,''vitl


being 143. HmirsIthed


10-0 p.m. It was how the meetinf officials elected days, and of the of remuneration to then.T h e Bhopmq; week, and the asql too, were quoted, i being actually abl


Mr. Bowers statec, has. 13 shops, In ai sive coal business total membership the Society meant he added.


Guild, will be the next.


As evidence of the the history of


7-0 a.m. to 9-0 p.:) . n j ,||on.four d«iys, but extended on Fridays’


.. ’those now! far-off contrast in trie rate shopmen nbw, and-


f interest to leam. ere held and the


,ri received 18/- per tlstant,3/-. IMces,' ime of the gt«eries !'to-day’s c^t. i


,dditlon to ah' exten- and: bakery/ and a ■


great stridek made, that the: Society


‘, 2,313.' Loyalty to leneflt to members,


Mrs. Klrkman, Pi-(isident of trie Bury i^eaker on "Iriiesday


i ami . toe Bowl Ck)uncll„ :be d


! stajices of |he The "rown


I Boijoughi arid presentations


cbnslderatlpn


I I would be giv i operational e:


; the! tlme-tabl< ’between! Gilt


^clderit


additional labiir becia t13iji


__»,„qrleric


' Dhe Free 'corisidered a ,


the' Village Hal] ion! Wednesday. , Prizes for whist 'Wbre won by: | ladles, ,’l 'Mrs. p. Hully, j2 Mrs. . Mawsori, 3 Mrs. Dawson, cons. Miss K, Emmott: gents 1 ]Mr. Brether-


—In -.connection!;with Bpwland Thankk^vlng Weqk' -a' whlst drive, by & ddrice,; was -held in ;


YOUNG PEOPiIe ANd SAVING. followed ■


played "for danclrig, j Mrs. I IE.: E. Smith, group secretary, made an ; appeal to the yotng people ]o take-: in the savings:


ton, 2 Mr. J. Rrishton, ’SijMr. E. Rushton, cons. Nxs. Done. j'Mr. J. Deeming was M.C


iThe Ribbte Band


an active movement.


part


mmMUtfm S iim im -


IEEE ASTHMA TA3UTS:


Oratlflcd Bufferere. cepiiy;.'^t; there [is no remedy quite so good'as "jSllbs" Titlati. Once ■you have tried |Hiem you will never need any other remedy--you will bo amazed ot the quick! relief. - This space Is too small to explain ]how “ Bilbo ” Thblets have helped thousanjls of infferew. j Coa- vlnce yourself. Simply wa k itralghi Into your nsareit Ch'imlitl.or jiny'ltrantli ol Boots, Timothy W


by Sllten ltd,, 14{- iWeedlngton Soad, ■. IsmdonJ N.W.B.


*


aid-pf toe. Welcome Hom]eI Fund. Thepe- were-i 14 tables,-■ arid . toe prlze-’wlnners'were: ladies!-1 Mrs. E. 'iiomimson;'’


Thre ugh toe kmdriess of .to Vicar Mrs. ’J. E. Price, a whlsi drive been held ;at the, VlcAfage in


cons. Mrs. Hartley; gentlemen, 1 Mr. J .’ Dugdale, 2 iMr. Hi iNixon, cons' Mr.' M. Broadh'ead; Rrifresh- menirn were served In the fprin of a Jacob’s Join.


''2 Miss M] Wood, j ' WGRStOK


shortage of pliosphates and potash, and toe perriilt system for these fertilisers must continue for ithe present. Supplies of potash , should be j ample when toe European transport system is again In work­ ing! order. The biggest problein is phqsphatlc fertilisers,' 'and iihere one, of toe major bottle-jnecks Is; that common' to all | inAustrles-^ labbur. The other main problem ; is the reluctance of farmers to take, early deUvery of fertilisers. ('Fac­ tories are working full out,; but caiinot continue to do so unless farmers are wUhng to accept de-i livery of toelr fertilisers and so' relieve ' congestion at toe works. Many fertilisers factories may have to go slow, unless a considerable volume of . orders isi placed ■with manufacturers in toe nexti few ■weqks. , ]


eire Is still, howeye'rj a ; ■ | .


Loans. Loc|s. Lo rn SECURITY-


WITH or WITHOUT BY THIS £10 to


7, L IB R A R Y S’! : Call, Write


Iplie Leigh Lending S o


,|!’;! -:


. Farmers in hlgh-rainf-aU district^ will be -Interested to know;} that supplies of Gaf-sa phosphate , are noi^ coming to this Country. || The conditions favourable 'to success with it i are hfgh rafrifali, an! acid soil and crops of | long-grbwh/g period. Among dtoer| points In ilts favour are Its high percentage; of phosphoric add an d ' Its, relatively low price. ;


,


of common-place adjectives when i you sit bn a pile pf |


the] future. Plastic records able to L


s Tli


merit, and which can be hurled,on to the! floor,' bent,: twisted, or hammered against tables, and still show no , signs of their Ill-treatment, are being manu­ factured m the, U.S.A. ] They arb ruby red! and! transparent. ;and, as ! their manufacturers say, “much more attrac­ tive! when you just want to look at ’emi” Apart from bemg unbreakable, they have considerably ::less surface sound than the -conventional ii black type. But the public will have to pay fori these improvements, as the new records are expected to cost twice as much. I .


tarid up to any amount of suchitreat-


’There will be no need to make use records of


UNBREAKABLE RECORDS.]


RESTFUL FOR


SCXTETY


£ 1,000 BLACKBURN.


or 'Phone;


&lDis^i^:t ci(


m AND PEACE ;]FDE MOTI


means a tiymg -time not only for toby brit for moUier too. Baby’s hot, swollen, tender gums make; ihim irritable, pee­ vish and cross during the day, and re^less and feverish' at might. Ii „ For quick relief you should try Bab-


i ■ When baby Ig '.teethtog it .{isuaily


lets, used by mothers for over 40, years, ■nley soon banlsriliteethmg (iroubI» and ensure restful nights for bqby and pehce for mother. I iBablets are| palai- abje, easily crushefll'to | a powder, and are Mel for ’everi ] the ! most delicate


Bablets, tor the wondqriul waY they relieve! teeflilng troubles, constipation, fev'erlshness,’maiThqea, disturbed acri,: colic, and fretfpmqss


Of'all chemists, iriisirigles confairim? 3 Bablets 2d. each,! or full-slke peckage-


o often/atrik-cS .'Whenjleast emected ' ' B A BI ls. |5d. inc.-tax., ..'I ' ,' iBaby**! Dbj> BaWeto)


with blth to prevent I threatening attacks and to ent short-rinlcklj' and safely— attacks which hava'jalresdy developed. Take this chance arid you/^1 hless the day you followed ont|BUggestlon. “ Sllbe" Brand Asthma Tabl](a ard manufactured


ask lor i It. Sd. bold ;'TI^ odds are 1/8 against the chance iq.: leath to know an asthma-remedy nponj W


h Im ft Taylorii aod hich you ca4 rely


Ubfary blosec it] 7 ‘ P]h a ’evenings each! week. R |


!.the' Librarian ascertaT ber of books issued; ;between|7]arid'$! p.m.


r ’ihe Saiiltarf ilnspe


ithe! result!; of i|S .fji,t ! tions of; riulsidije to J the Pimlico' ,ffistrlct [fumes and !sirok'e em i loc£l works,; He was as I view .the owners] Thq, imlttee cOrisidOTed'nui ; by [dust emitted '■ -fto ’ v . eh l c l e s 'p Borough, and leqriested; to


with the firms In^ that steps sheet tolilcles likely to emit


f‘'rribercuiiri ’Tested’^ alle'


. An apiillcat Clark [for licence to


milk retailed street, -was gri


, The Housli considered th advance; prep; thorri-rbad si Ministry o f ' consent to tot and! £898 for,


conce cust. ; I T


qn by ,!deale the


rilm's ,ted.!i


roads arid sewjc Town cnerk r'’"‘ made applicat] of He altth


with negotiation of I a o for pr...


erection of. 5^ 'housqs A replyl stated ito^t W' Ings, speclficdwns ( quantities should be: discussed with toe Re tects Prior to [any Ifi The- Town Cleri


porideiice from residents in to


trlct with reg tain ' tempordr; Committee, agreed to rie


resol-uUori of General. Purpbs


two Paris of pe; at Honthbm-iio;, .thorne’.; Brother,


Plans /hdve,


i ‘Mlriistiy iof Works I tlbri purposes at , Cenlerit,; Ltd,] ; ’or j apd’ Elmqulst, Ltd ! Buccle,uch-avbnv e ,; I klnsbri;’ bakehouse


! Chatburn-road, for


• greavbs;! tool' a id ’ Whalley-lroadi alio TV. Rlrihardsbiu. |


! "Wltli; respqct to


VWidetiirig i railway; Borough vls^ plan revived jfr s .................. leers.


; solTCd:;that Itoi [the revised - prpposi Division^' Road! Erig .IMtoiStryiof-waii'jTrari


; apmrbxlmate estimate uiting! Ehgi r i '- .


• trlbt.lwltha vlewtotl ■tlori Iri- ’the demolltli


, ,shelters.]’


bBDy.Misolutely free Dom opiates, >, Thankful momeis:, everywhere ipMlse


s ijrevef to -withoui/i Bablets. Siclme»


I [The!Borough [Engli a/’


represe; ; toe] Council


,toq] qonverslqn i f E ■ ay a


to/CTass: for jh jf nd posis:!’ The Committ' toelr previous resolul;


. iPrqverit any re,-occuri ;ipg; rii! Whalley-^rbad asked' to: preriarej a df -with estimate of cost resolved ’ that he “ a Ccurimaridlng Officers tary,'Forces ktationed


! 'The! Borough ] alternative Schemes


5 s .IS


H /I!iWto! lOrrow rie’.ric :s resi


».Com tarogre ■atlo;


m


„!qrted liri to


W k


ClMMoe, i in- i


]f- toe


of. thl lurali, V


! * |


■street in 1861, the t end of trie year [Opening were from


) and Saturdays to


'kded at Tuesday’s! Bowers, matiager of-’’


‘'’ speaker., He dealt,! ;h ...........


Thatj though my loved one died, ’twc,a not ba vain;


i ' “h a>!f;


remaiA ] I ring out for n i ;


firnratiin! at th of Cllto^rpe T-)ri .


firinat , minutes


fk i


'IngL;!"] ! -!• Proceeds of


trlct oil August experts -’£5 4s. Police Constorile


tive and tlm^y| actloi to ani lnclden stand during


were coiriinen : Vifii, given for


th a t as ellglW' likely' to! be Forbes for


A: Home ;Q day] evening (ontaln


iubmit mon Coil


for toe I Blind (if Slack


the sti 1th


Police War Itoserve G. ___.oir inenllec


for


VjJ. c l e l ^ W f f l ce


ii’ toe;


recri^ M ^ M i eleas^l ^ ^ M


i to. iiej sele(d«dJ|)r toe i Borough rorce present liablf to bq . c | ^ ^ ! wari- resolved ; ai


' CoW Ark, 'S -. ! wDpey '“were : lesilved (that


contracted | k


feorult," ; ! : .!il i itfliice /repor


1 Ltd'., jbe askei !,ianpe service: i<


. ^


My loved one’s grave is far beyond tlJa And^thou^ the war is won arid folkg


HO,I


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