I ( I I I


IPARWEN STREET,! BLACKBURN.


■'i -'I ' ^ ’! 1'^''


SCALES S E R r a


' !


|E X P E R IE N ,C E r n i h a s h a d , i n a b u n d a n c e ,


l e x | p e r i e n c e w h i c h i s n e c e s s a r y I t ^ f u n e r a l s e r v i c e . : p W e m a k e d e m e n t w i t h : c o n f i d e n c e , s i n c e k e e n s e r v i n g s i n c e 1 8 8 5 . '


BOOKING OFFICE open • l


- OF DISTINCTION ^ IN GRANITE AND STONE.


ITEBING AND CLEANING' Etc, A SPECIALITY,


- Wte fori Estimates: :U , CLAYTON-LE-MOORS i


H. TAYLOR I CJflURCH LANE;


!, i


le highest standard!of workmanship ■ at i modest^ cost.!


ACCRINGTON. ! j ; 3IRTHDAY GREETINGS


(TLER.—Loving greetings to our son.SA/B. Fredl Cutler, on his birthday, FebruEfry 21st;' some­


where at s^a with the Royal jNavy.' Ve pray for your sMe-keeping With evei-y hourl thatichimes—


Through all the pain [and pepil And terror of the itlmes. m


in daytime and in ddrkness-' You're in our min.d and heart.' i


)ur thoughts are eydr with y,ou, • : Although we are i apart; i


. !the Coldstream Guards. l Biiccleuch Avenue,' Clithenje ' j


-Prom his loving Mumi and Dad;! also his brother lien, serving with!


pWLCR,—Birthday greetings to our; Hear son| and 'brother,! James G'


iJim)-Fowler, on hiS 21st birthday^! February 22nd.


jr ' i I- West View, Clitherile. - ' ; ] . -^Love from jail at , Hdme. '


ENT,—Loving birthday greetings t(^ bur dear son and brother, Albert, oh his birthday, Februaih 13th; serving pojnewhere overseas!'hith the|R.N. ,


ways we are thinking of:you,i dear,' Though you are far over the! sea;


jmeday we’Jl be together, Wever more to part: - that day,: my dea'r,:


vays we are wishing you well, dear; YhereVer you may Be. ,


Ve will iloye you with all our heart, j ' ! I —Mjim and Dad.


|


pth you;'dear brother, whemer you I roam;; | ' . J ■ ' |


thoughts areieveir over tlJ foamj |


know iny.prayers ar; not,-In yaln—‘ hat God! will bring yd


u home again. Bihbk'Street, Clith Later.—


lin MiE.F. ! ' Best of luck : ke —Pronj-.Miim, Daia, Dorothy and


our dear son and br February; j serviilg


Mafgai'et. . ■ , i , Salthill Road, Clitheroe.


IBIRTIS


hllTH.—At'; th& Coplow View Materi Inlty Ward! on'2nd February, 1945, bd IHelen (nee LundiJ wife of J. E. ISmith (B.L.A.),, a sob, Edwin Vlotoh IThanking I the Doctor, Sister and I Staff,' and. all concferned, for their Ikind attention. d


'


Sister Doris. . ;roe.: |


XOving birthday greetings to ther, Jack, 15tli


vJth thei R.A,Fj 3p smiling 1


■ I


^ ip e it ia BLACKBURN.!


R a y M i l l a n d , B a r b a r a M O N D A Y N E X T ,


• f ' ■ i j 26th ' 68101 L ""T


CAFE RESTAt bpen daily, fro: n 10 am, Luncheons 112 to 2 pm. Reasonable charges.


T h i s W e d k - e n ! d : B r i t t o n 4 b “ T I L L W E


a n d EDDIE BRApICEN and EilLA


with WILLIAM DEMAREST, RAYMoi^D ELIZABETH PATTERSON


M E E T A G A I N . ” !


HAIL THE CONQUERING HERO “ The cleverest, wittiest socialsatire we've hdd for irea-i)?.”


In* -a riot of laughter ^ . . . . . . Perfect jescapist ehtertalnm


Continuous,' Monday to Fridayi '.from 5-50. !


MATINEE; DAILY at ,2-15.


S iturdayj Three Shows at 2-15. 5-50 and 8-0 pjn. h '


PHILLIPS-GjARNER. |


iPebraary , 14th, 19451 Co.-Sgt. Major I Charles R, '-Phillips son of Mr. and iMrs. C, H. Phillips, 83, Wimberley I Street, Blackburn, to Phyllis, young- lest daughter' of, Mn and Mrs. J. R. I Gamer, 580, Wha]Ie}' 'New Road, I Blackburn,', late of phthdr-oeJ


Wilpshlre !Methbdist Church, oh GOLDEN W^DLYG


lATBURN.—Mr; and Mrs!, Richard iChatburn desire


B, 'Whalley Road, 01 theroe, ; ' '■ DEATHS J i'


I and Priendp for c^iiues and presents [received lon the'occasion of their [golden wedding. :;


thank! 'Relatives , ! |


For Choice : -m


and value


BIRTHDAY CARDS GREETJ^fGS CARDS and WEDDING


se


jllLL.-^n the 7th February; ’ 1945, ^t jChatburn Road, i eiltheroe,i Emily,


I ’


[the beloved wife of ithe late WauAM Gill, aged; 81 years; Interred at St. Mary's' Cemetery, Clitheroe,I on the 12th. : :


INIj MEMORIAM


IREWER.—In loving imemory of Hen^ TBreiVer, who passed away February |l9th, 1944. !


—From his'loving Wife Rnd Familv, |9, Montague; Street,-,'Clitheroe!


r , . I, ■,


lUSH.—In loving mmory of , my deai [ son, Cpl. Edward Vernon Bush, Yort and Lancaster Regt., who was kiilec


! [, Beech Street, Clitheroe.


fRABTREE.-Loving I (Jo'nnny), who ! v .suddenly, February


' " Living always lib ■ 4 pi


Always loved anc remeratered. ; -!--From md.'


memoriek of Jolm as icalle'd away 16th, 1944.


j ,our tho|ights.’’| Fiswell and WhalleV


'ijom,:the'Kimily.| I


JONES.—In loving njieihpry df a d ^ : husband and fabbdr, Tom Jdries. who died February 20t;i, 1940. jAlso IhS


I dear, grand-daughter, Maureen Maj- I garet Tongs, who dlPd December ^thi 1.1944, aged 2 yem p: months.!


, Is like tp.th^t^bove.


Blest be the tip that binds ■!, Our hearts in Christian Idve: The fellowshipl of kindred minds


The secret of the Ixirdilsi theirs. Their soul is Hjs abode, i ;


Blest are* the puije In .heart, r For they shall see our God;.


i


; So we bhall still be jolnedt at hegrt, i And hope to meet again.


; !J. ,; '148,'Wihalley fead. Olitheroe.


Though oft compelled to part, - 11 ; We one in Christ remain,


i '


' , Always In our thougl|is. .' | -yProm All at |17.iMhnk Street, aifd


rfinted and Published by'the^l^am- Advertiser & Times Oompany, - Ltd.,: pi*


Pi 'Market Place, i Clitheroe. I :,' i! ’ TeUtwo! fines) 407/loa '


‘ ' -i - I J , , if";


T O - N / g h T ( F a i d a y ) a t 7 - 5 0 ; ’ I ! SIMONE SBION in “ !;


- Weird iDiefe are still thugs and'ijiurderers blord .trying tojoutwlt the ace. detect T H E


:he after literally bing thtom'fire toTcapture tftC criminals:. To be|prejeeddd % “'PKAIRIE CHICKENb’-(Co”^?^y>


Thursday and Friday It |-3oj Saturday: Matiijce 2-i5;"6-b and ?-i5: “ C A N T O R


b E O R G E M U R P H Y i J Q A N


j Tdjlie is at the top of his ®ibt story interwovm TOthl I, T<) be preceded by'a 'Wait. Disney jCartopn. ‘‘ iTiilE ' FOX H|uNT.”


S H O W B U S IN E S S


form In tms latest fun-fllled laughtb sbiaw. ■ A many actual inbidents in [the principal's career.


BBIT^ SEE COMTORTABLY J!f. palladium. —


The curse of the cat peopj I T h r i l l i p ^ 1 . C h i l l i n g ■ ! 1


T O i M O R l i o W : M a t i n e i 2 - 1 1 5 ; ^ ^


!TH3 BEST T THE T E L . 1 4 L


‘LE.” ■ and 8-15:


M o I i b A Y n e x t a t G - 4 ) i n b 8 - 1 5 . T - J E S D A y a n d W E D N E S D A I f a t 7 - 3 0 : WARMER BA^TEiR


C A S E


Lin|North Africa, February’ Ipth, 194? ^Also his mother, Maud,' who: di^c ^ Oijtober 13th, 1944.--1R.I.P.


JACK WAREING .


FOH EXCLUSIVE 'MpDEL :S sp


6ri[Swear, G O R . R A Y S K I R T S . L a b f '


JACK WAREINli FO Tel. 5502.


in 'Matit;., ■f selectio


PITS, TAILpRED:! FiROCKS, ',!


CI.erfy,! Dcrville, ;!etc Own material mabe lip, 15/6'


■' Wartime Ejjonbm^ 19, LORE) S T R E f c : BEA C K B U R N .


loob WOOtUES T e l . 5 5 0 2 . ,


^mething wllicjh. will That is oiir piobleln, vJfry, restricted limits.


dicides that wJ can! withaut! many thinbs —if; ttlay be difficult, but it’s ol ten possible to find answer to he


the purpose, p all we can within


S a tte rtliw iite ^ Son Ltd YORk IsTREETL tel. 191.


SUPPORT THE: PRISONi^ 0|P WAR FUND. PUBLIC MEETING


Daw§|)n’s Exo;l Cream Brea^ ! !


„ . insist on it,' ' A.E.YEEVERS.Lk S


W H O L E S A L E B A K E R S . •


METHODIST SCHOOL, GRINDLETpN^


Yes! We bake it, and all mothersl who


I - ■want their families to enjoy their meals always ! :|


!!!■" "! j- ■ -'•,!


i. I" T e l e p h o n e : 1 3 1 .


ire Bakery, Olidieroe R O V I S I O N D E A L E R S .


i , I S p e a k e r :


Whist & Domino Drive i n , T H E I N S T E ' U ' r e , S T j O P P E R L i W


WEDNESDAY, If : conlmence 1.


A D M S S I O N '2s., S K E P T O b


i D I V I S I O N 'PARTY


E ^ . 2 8 t h p.'m.


x A b o u r i ' i n d u i n g s u p p e r


ADVERTISER & M A R K E T P L A C E j C L I T H E R O E


Advance Booking :j for 5-50 and 8-0 p.m.. | :


Saturdays: only. ' I "•Shows' I


' for the


Deaf. MINISTRY OF INFORMATION I Clitheroe and Distric Information Committee. i SUNDAY SHOW i t c


STATIONERY r ' ' ' ;


the range at the


TIMES OFF Tel 407/8 (twc:


! )


DOORS OPEN p o I N O


c h i l d r e n ! F I L M S : ■ ! <


Y ^ O R K E R A N D N E W Z E A L


H,M!^. F R O N T K I N : | a ! S T A R I N H A N D L E M V I T H C A R R


G ! G E 0 R G E V ADMISSION FRE'E'


U N D E R 1 4 Y E A R S A D M I T T E D L I F E ; Whist


GRAND on SU


KINE NDAY, b e l i e l c i ' i n t h e ,


YORK STREET, CLITH 'ROE MAR.CH, colmmencing at ^ p.m


'8.0- 1.0 A P R I L 1 4 t l


Drive & A P l ^ t l L 2 8 t l i


R I M I N G T O N Dance e f f o r t F O R T H E “ B R O N T I J S . ” Whist


A L L . W E E K rAines snt! ■ ■


ii» AUS ‘Dally Express.” I


Ifarphones Free


" r A D M I S S I O N F R E E '


TO-NIGHT RAUA


l o r ,,'wd!l speak in 'the ; ! / PARISH tH l ik H SCHOOL, CLITHEROE,


DAY), at 7-30 p^m./ ■ i4’. IvL


’ib-


S U B J E C T : • I


E A S T L)^( DAN


HER FIGHTING MEN ! QUESTIONS INVr ED


with the GS. RE'


iANCE BAF


Services |s. - Civilia DANCING 7.30


W A D D I N G T O N : V I L L A G E F O R C E S ’ F U N D


3itc


-A in


R E A D I N G R O O M a t


: F E B R U A R Y ^ 4 t H A d m i s s i o n


R e f r e s h m e n t s o n


S L M D B U R (Registered


N S E R V I C E S under War € 1940)


F E B R U A R Y


F U N D ( 4 0 4 ) ha-rities Act,


2 5 r d ! 8 . 0 - 1 . 0 “Weighing Up” the Future ' ^ II.-- ' ■ I ,


To-day we I are ipl^nning for to Until then We are doing our best tc out the difficulties of to-day.


morrow. sImoot


I. fiSFDENi 26, Kink R A D I O A N D C Y C L E R E P A I R S I A N I ^


1 i


- ’ I : • : . ' I . ; t


! I


Stireet


CLITHEROE d V I C E


' ■ I ! , 1 ^ T T WESLEY CHURCH, CLITHEROE WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 28th, at 7.30 I I , ' will', give his lecture . i GODFREY WINN T h e e x p e n s e s a r e e x c e p t i o n a l l y h e a v y . 'ij


I A s e n s a t i o n a l s t o r y o f t h e w o r s t v o y a g e i n t h e W o r l k . ■ S I L V E R C O L L E C T I O N . I


OLITHEEOE TRADES COUNCIL,


fjedne^day^ F^b. 28th GRAND DANCE I Mr. j . p . d ^ ies


- I win be held In the - ; W e A v E R S ’ A S S E i M B L Y R O O M


P r - o ® e c t i v e , L a b o u r ( b a n ' i l i d a t e , S k l p t o n D i v i l s o n j


C h a i r t o . b e t a k e n a t 7 . 3 0 p . m Q u e s t i o n s I n v i t e d


O o l l e c t i o n ' t o d e f r k y E V E R Y i B O D Y W E D C C W d E


■ e i c p e n s e s .


FRIDAY, MARCH 12nd 8-4) tUM2-0 p.m. Y


: I: !. J: TUBNER’S i 1 (Six Players).


-' BAND: ij', ; i -


Akmission 2/-; Forces l/6d, Right of admission reserved. ■


C. MmOHEIHi. Secretary. / j, ,


Went on a Convoy to RussiA” P l e a s e g i v e g e n e r o u s l y


'!f h ■w


iCLITHEKOE ! YOUNG FARMERS’ ' .CLUB 1 , i


' ’ f , ■A MEETING - i n t h e G R A M M A R S C H O O L 1 '


t ■ ■


Wednesday^ Febi 28th 1


a t ; 7 ; 1 5 p . m . i


w h e n ! t h e r e , w i l l b e ' A M . O . ' l . F I L M S H O W


' -f 1 ’ 1


-)i * "MH ’1'^' '1 V U'


i 'i fu'il? ' *


I Drive 7 . ? 0 p . m . TO-MORROW, SATURDAY


A s s e t s e x c e e d £ 4 , 7 0 0 , 0 0 0 . ' '


EDWARD : B R A N C H


3 6 , K I N G S T R E E T Telepiio^:


Q lM ^A L D n s I s . 6 d .


liill 11


•Why pay rent all your|llfe wheii, with the san;e money, often! less ydui can own- your jOwn home. Ilhe ready help-


.,,


of the Skipton makes it So easy. For your convemence a local Branch: has


been opened at the address'--btlow. 1 Ask for partibulars.


j fecretary: Arthur Smith, P.CIS-: M S W t


M i H i i i S i i ; Reserve Fund £250,0001 OFFICE: : Clitheroe 19 t''ii


CHESTER CLIIHEROE


\ ' h r ,


Luncheons 12 to 2. Reasonable charges.


Cafd iRestaurant Open )0,30 a.m. to 7.0 p.m. each day.


LUX


Advance 6.0 '& 8.(


on! ^


T h h W e e k - e n d : R i c h a r t G r e e n I n “ D O N ’ T T A K E 1 T | T 0 LENI


LYNN M O N D A Y , I F E B R I J A R Y 2 f e


w i l ; HUNT ‘G IV E l ^ E


■MUSIC!!; Show:


C O MM EE D Y Y O D


T H ! I


, R O mM r o aA n a t 2 . 5 5 - i s - 8 . : c ng at 2.El5-i5-8'.12


GAUMONT BRmSH NEWS (Latest teom JACK LAWSOjN it th| THE^g^


o r g a n . Fribi t)


the e !


MINI: Clitheri


OE INFORMATION Ihlomiation Committee


h, AI^L piEK; ’Phoi Sat I


Booking; for p.m. Shows rday only, i


e 4246/7. H E A R T . ”


• R E N D E Z V O U S P b R ! E N T E R ASSEMBLY: OOMS, PALLET.


■ T A I N M E N T S ■; i ' •


i i a p l p s a i. n t a t m o s p h e r e ^ T e l . 3 2 1 2 . :i ", !!' I - STARR LADRENCE O I IV PR


GEORGE SANDERS . fWilTR


DON’T MISS ’ITUS ! WO GLADYS Bioojang OfBce open Monday, 'yyedneslay[^nd'Saturday, 2-30 to


)AN FO tJDITH


NTAINE ANDERS


ON 4-30 p.m.


;GHT— BALL .—iijTO-MO! ,-------------- NELI


Booking Office open Satupd , all the week Judy Garland . George Mui ,


‘‘ LITTLL, _____ IE I KELLY;’’ , I , i C h a r l e s W l i u i i n g c r j 1


- O W : M a i t i n e e 2 - 1 5 ; 6 - 0 lay. 2-30 t o 4 - 3 0 p . m . i , I WEbXESDAY at 6r0 and 8-|l5. SATl): RDAY: Matin|ee?-15; 6 " ' C R '


^lONIMONDAY, I TUESDAY, ' land FRIDAY at 1-


lURSDAY p.m. I & 8-15 :


1.0 to 4.301 DAILY. l.oi to 12. and' 8-15: HREY BOGART, in “DARK V?CTOBY.”i MICHAEL iin iD IN 19,


TO-NIGHT i(Friday) at 7-30; i i ' BETTE IDAVIES and HUMP!TliGMORROW; Matinee 245;-W!-and 8-15 :


MONDAYl and TUESDAY at 17-dO. WEDNESDAY at 2-30 (Mat.) j 64 & 8-15: PENELOPE WAI


EHCL6H t t i m U T T EM I


brilhant light comedy A gay, ro:


THURSDAY,and FRIDAY at 17-1 JEEOME eOWA


N JANE WYMAN IN !


‘ A real tlhriller!!!^] ^ ^IGHT Dramatic, suspenseful


, which has beeh- a success everywhere. nantic laughter-raiser. ■ . . i : i .


30. SATURDAY; Jlatinee 2-15; 6-0 and 8-15: '


im tile! Warner Bros, Studios, en'tertaihment W-hich will grip you !


COMMENCING FEBRl fARY 26th. EMPIB^ ' TeL


B U R N L E Y I F O B WEEK 2453


Mon. ito Fri., 2-30; 6-0; 8-0. ■ Saturday,-2-30; 5-46 :! 8^).


i Prom the! famous novel by Louis Goldmg|


“ M R ! E M M A N U E L


(FELIX AYLMER, GRETA GYNT WALTER RILjiA.


The background of this film Is a vavld contrast of light and shadow, the" peaceful, : lovely English coun­ tryside standing out against-the brittle;-Hikury: pf Beifinh■ night resorts and : drama bf' smaster prisons. : Great Star cast Includes


■ Also The News’and [n-teresi SAO | EVERY WEDNESDAY ANE> SATURDAY


Another Dr,


■' 2i hours’ good entei:rtai iiiment.


with Freddy Slack, Ha; and LCon Errol, r- And Thei British! Movietom


" H A T C H E C K H GADRN VT <-< L A D I E S C O U R A G


witih LORETTA YOUN ine Fitzgerald i and Annb ICbmedyi with Mupii


■TeL 2519


Mon. tOjPri.;; Mat.'2-3o; Evening Cant, from 545. Saturday: Three shows' at 2-30,: 5-45 and 8-0,


. Two very: entertaining pictures i 1 Comedy: Drama-


G, Gerald- : Gwynne.


E O U S r qL - ,


O N E Y " ^ Owens,


e News,


Tel. 3632


Mon.: to Fri.:' Mat. 2-3'). Evening cont. from 5-45. Saturday; Three shows at 2-30,15-45 and 8-0.


splend(d-flhn from the Gille^e seri,es-


‘‘THREE MEN IN witli LIONEL BARRYMlOBE, VAN


WHITE”


JOHNSON, Marilyn 5AXWELL. Also a happy! Musical Domedy— " HI, GOOD LOqi jwlth


Harriet Hilliahd & Kirby Grant. The Universal NeV


Last ’biis to Clitheroe


:ws; 9-0 p.m.


ASSEMBLY RODMS, WHALLEY


M O N D A Y N I C H T I


URGENTLY REQUIRED ; Jewellery, Old Gold ' ■ WORDEN * - ■ 1 Watchmaker 8i Jeweller; 1 I-


■ ! ; ■ ! : : . ' I , ■ T e l . 5 8 6 9


21^231 LORD s t r e e t ’ i BLACKBURN


I Licensed by H.'l{j, Gov'em-roert


imbiRiiiGS 1 '{'Second-hand | ,!,


: [^iGoins,! 6tc.^ SELjL N O ^ Highest {Prices Given :


I 1 l;l •/: RAD!


Large Assortiient of CYCLE and RApI(|) SPARES IN SiTOCk at— !


14, MARKET PlACE, CLITHEROE.! ’|el. 167' C Y C L I . A N D


B E N T H A M S r a d i o R E P A I R S .


I __1 . ’’ ' ’’l l ’ .’ - . - ■ •. . ■'! I


P (^E S S THE ADD^D BEAUTY bF A PERMANENT WAVE. . E U G E N E W A V I N G ( a n d a l l m e t h o d s ) . ^


P e r m a n e n t W a v e s t h a t c o m b i n e P e r m a n e n c y l y l t h n a t u r a l b e a u t y I ! a r e f ' r e a t e d i i i n - ; t h e s e S a l o n s b y e x p e r i e n c e d ! o p e r a t o r s


W Al i s o l e L i c e n s e e C H R I S T Y N A T U R A L W A V E C l I f tA la J l I a H A I R D B E S S E B S . B L A C K B U R N . P h o n e 5 9 2 3 L i d l e s ’ & G e n M ’ 7 , P R E S T O N N E W R O A D , i -1‘l


Theo. WiKon & Sons, !|


' ■


DIljllNG i ■ ■


! Prices.


HO’t - AIR RANGES at Lowest i


thIe bell f ir e , .triplex land a good selection of r-


; i', '•;■ m s , ■ 'nil/ \ , FIREPLACE SHOP. - ^ ! J ! ■


- -


W e s u g g e s t t h a t y o u I w o i i l d ; b O ' W e l l a d ' v i s e d - t o o r d e r - y o T i r


» ' ~ ' I


n e w s u i t a s e a r l y a s l i o s j s f b l e I ■ -“ “ T-i I ‘


; READ’S , > , i W H Y N O T A SMART NEW ' I t


those ^ PRECIOUS: qpUPONS tailored to MEASURE ,


: ■■■I'-’' j-' I i


'?Jti ' i,


ii


w i l l b e h e l d ' i , i i ' Oh ' ■ - I ■ ' "I :


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