ON S ^ E F.M.S. I i IS n o w k n o w n a m o n g s a l l f a n U '


i-iowever there are still jSOi \ h o [have n o t tried th is - ind successful subs titute for


'Ilios^ farmers who have i t a tr ia l should ask th e ir who are using it, to tell experiences.


f , H


W s


shall th en be pleased tr ial bag.


nmers stnical : milk.


^TEPHEN MOOR FARM, TOSSIpE. K


indly remember' s AUCTION for Mr.'T. 1


lai i Implements, &c., ,as advertised I !T. SILVERWOOD


Clitheroe.l' I , Auctioneer & Valuejr, Tel. 22^.


st week; Commence 1-30 prompt ,


‘ N


ewby kcox faB;1VE - ^ MARTIN TOP- RIMIN'.


SATURDAY, may 5th, 1) rme


2 mths.; 6 Roaii^Calves, 5 to 7 intM;. 3 strong Calves, 8 and 9 mths.; l!Sti% 12 mths.;! .10 Heifers, 18. to 20 mthi; 1 Heifer, ready for sendee; l ,Hehfk lately calved; Cow, geld, Jn m ^ , :Cow served April 4th; i 6 Heifers du0 :Wy and Aug]:' 6 Heifers due SeptLi Oqt. Dec.; 3 OowS'due July and Oct.; Roam


sell by Auctlbn the wholie of hfe Live and Dead ; Farming Stock! compifelng^ A(\ 3^An OP SMART YOUNG CAIhI jE, viz: 2 Wye Calvek 1 |to


TY *-V' —— o ^ stocik Bijij, 'I ■.-! .' to supply a .'■ -r'![' : ,


' floor;, 2 Chick Coops,: 8ftj x 4ftl.:: Egg Packing Bbxes and Fittings foi 3p dozl; 2 Chick Brooders;; Olevrim Incubator (150 egg)! Tamliri dql 100 egg; Chick and .Mash; Hopers, Fountains, .etc.


. timber, sectional; 2 do.! 12ft. x 8ft., inch timber, sMtional, all with floors 1 Id a 6ft. 3in. to 4ft. 3in., has extra Slattm


horn Hells; 21 Cockerels. | One |Cabin 15ft. x'8ft. 6to;, 6ft. 6in. to eaves; mm


iTTLEMOOR CORN :LITHER0E. Tel. 533


i


SU E S BY W T IO X BY A E. jAcKSON


HIGHER IjOWN FARM, FENCE, lA 1 E. JACiiSON has received|in-


near BUB


J£x.» structlon 3 from Mr. Robt. Bargh, who is leaving i the farm, to Sell Auction on FRIDAY, nth MAY,


(he following Live and Dead Farm Stock:—


' I


old; 1 Heifer BulL-SHEEP


T,, .


bid, good SOI all gears.


i \


Calves, 6 mths. old;: 3 ^Cows, recently Calved; 1 CowJ geld, in milk; 2 Heifers due June; I Heifer Idue July;, 1 C!ow due July; 2 Cows due Aug.; 2 Cows due Sept.; 2 COws due Oct.; 2 Cpws due Nov.; 2 Heifer Stirks, geld, 2 yrs.


hK HEAD OE COLOURY YOUNG 4 0 CATTLEV 1 Black and White Heifer Calf, 4 keeks old; 4 Roan Heifer


u J.Q3Q gjpje ie Welsh i Kerry Ewes


With 9 Lambs, i HORSE: Bi


I POULTRY: 36 Head of and R.I.R. cross.


|


Machine; Red 1 Rover; Milk Float'on pneumatic tyrCs; good handy Farmer’s Cart with hay, and tUrf shelvings and Uquid manurelpox to fit; Sheep Dip­ per with drafner, complete;


Blackstone mqdCm Side Delivery Rpke ds new;


Oil bath Mowing Machine, I-IMPLEMENTS: as new;


Timber; 4 Her Cabins—two 12fftl» and two 6ft; x 8ft.; Ifen: Crates; Chick Brooders; Ra&s, Forks, Scythes, dnd other simdried !''


Wood Bench; Posts and Wi ,


Kits; 6 12-gai: Truck; Eiidlei 2 Sieves; Mill


DAIRY


set Float Hai Chains, and


i HARNESS;


! Sale at 1-0 I Full parties , A. E


agg F8 Tel.r


,


■ --------*"i:NSlLS: ,2ilB-gaU. MUk ;ditto;l Back Cah; Afilk ‘Milk pooler, complete; ng Buckets, i etc. . ||


' ' ’ I ;


ither spare gears., i.m.


ars frd


rm, Fi Coin!


BY SALK4 i i


-Valuable Free Clithcroe, in Containing, acres of Acco


Terms cash, „ .......


! : om , Owner, o:


JACKSON, Auctioneer, 'oulridge, Colne. i360.-' 1 ■


' ij SBURY & HAMER


i) the 'whole, about! 49 imodation and Develop- uentLand.


lold Property situate! in ie Coiinty of Lancaster,


{,|


CiALISBUR^ P offeier fori Swan and Be


, & HAMER, P.A;I.,: will Bale by Auction at :|the ?al Hofei, Clitheroe;


'lUESDAl, 15thi MAY, 1945,


«u 3^ o’clock n the afternoon, subject to the Law.Sijciety’s Conditions of Sale and to such' then and the


— **


I tioniof the Eiprs. of Mr. John Howard, at the annual 1 rental of £ 12, subject to Tithe Redemi |Uon Annuities of 8dJ


An ideal p i t for development, near to centre of town. | ' ,


j


I Lot 2—AU jliose Four Plots of liand containing 111 acres, 1 rood, I perefij or thereabouts, A 1th the Building erebted thereon, situate and fronting Chatbiirn Road, CUtherpe, in the occupatioil' of Cowp^hwaite, at the of £40i0s. Od., subject to


Mr.; John E. annual'rental


Tithe Redemi Won Annuities , of 5s.j!6d.


■; perches or the_____.............. ........., i lings erected lihereon forming part of Low Moor Falrpi, HenthohnRoad, jCli-


' i Lot 3—All Ithose Iseveral Plotsi; of i Land'Contain


1 .


; .man, at the arinual Irentiil of £25[fls.- i i Od.,1 and as to; the remaining portion i :by the Lancridilre County Coimcililat the annual rtritai bf,£35 Os. Od., sub-- Ject to Tith( Redelnption Annuities


ithcroe. In the occupation (as to p^rt) ! bf the Representatives of Mr. J. Cpro-


of 6s. 2d. : ! ' ] I , j|„ ,


II; Lot 4—All mose Four Closes of Mea- ; dow and^^Pas ure Land containing 12 I acres, 1 rood and 35; perches or tnere- , abouts, with! the 'Buildings 'erected ! forming part of “High Moor Farm,” Clitheroe, in the occupation of |Mr.


! ijames H. Ill ngworth,\ at the annual rental of £34 Os.. Od., subject to Tithe Redemption IVnnultles of 4s. 2d. ;


' 'ing 2 Acres, T rood and 17 perches, ‘ 'known as :“ Wheatcrott,’ situate! off Pimlico Road,! Clitheroe, in the occupa- iHori of Mr.; Seth Wood, at the annual


Lot 5—All that Plot oT^Land contjain-


' 'rental of £10 Os. Od., subject to Tithe Redemption .


ita s^ te -------'^(T,N. 5051);


stfeet, London, 0261).:


of. 2s. Od. .1, ,


A plan of the property can! be and further particulars may


1 from the Auction jers, 50, Ains- -


ciltheree Ca&. Clithei^JT.N. 100), uicneroc ^ J


jor'from I ' A ‘ TOHN! D. robins DN. Solicitor,


i^AIiE G


ig 21 jacres] 1 rood,! 13 with Die Build-


! Lot 1—All lihat Plot of • Land (joh- lamlng la 3r ods 39 ; perches or there­ abouts, with ; the Buildings erected thereon, situs te andj fronting to Hay? hurst Street, DUtheroe, in the occupa-


|1


Cham • Harrow i Chopping Machine; Alfa Boiler, nra; Wheelbarrow; 3 zinc Com Bins; 2 Wood Com; Bins; set of Swindle Trees 13 buckets of Sheep Dip; Hay Sledge; Grlhdstone; 3 Ladders; 13 CovrBucke|s! 2,good Stack Sheets;' cart Ropes'; quantity! of ei roll of Ifettlng; loose »x 8ft.


s. horse good norse!' Rake: Strewing


MarC' 15.2 h.h., 7 yrs., sound and correct Poultry, ]^.L,


' Bamford gA I


J JK TO-


BY T. H.TaWoB'& ' 1 8 1 ■0^


i M AE Cr i f e


H DAI


giving up. farming) Iwili Sell by! Auction th ^ ■ V i his choice Livle and Dead


T . f , ■ igu


Farm! Stock,! comprising -i n he:


e w lewho... I c* — -


64 Head of Pure-bred White f,eghom PULLETS aiid Year-olds; Hen Cabins


____, JR CALVES, 6- mfhs. old; i Se’.y.. ----------- CO


e^n IN-CALP — ,


andVheSi Wooden" Buildings;; Farm Implement, 'Joiner’s Tools, and equip­ ment; as adveftisejl last r


Sale at One o’clock pror


, Auctioneers’ OfBces. ! S vadford Chambers, Skipton. f IDLE FIELD, ^RBY.


FMDAY, MAY «h.


d.-hCfse T H. TAYLOR & SON ,


17 hh., 7 yrs,iold; '6 (Jeld I^WS. and Sow with 9 followers; 50j RJ.R., .50 WL.' and ,i20', cross-bred Henk (year- olds) 5 S :Ctibnal Hen Cabins: 3, J2ft. X Stt.^ and 2, ;|6ft. X 10ft. j ' '


Tractor, with! aart 'and tipping gear; and lame number of Imp: enients, in excellent condition.


Sale at pmiipt.


Auctioneer’ OfiSces; ! ' ^Wahtord phambefs, ^kipton.


I BY HENRY HOLDEN & SON B orough SALkpooM lower-


! sets good, Cart Geajrs; EY.' H( dess; Plough Pads and


prompt: Fine Cottage-PlanDresser;, Sideboard i2 Chests of Drawers; Oak Gate-legged Table with rile Joints; Long Casp Clock, Wall andl‘Mantle Clocfe, me drop-end Settee,' set of mahogany Chairs—1 Carver | and 4- Stand, with lloose seats; ll ipahogany and 2 oak Rollo Reclining'Chairs with cushions; American Rockpr; : Divan;


SATURDAY,'MAY !5th, at One o’clock Sell by


Auction; jon


I GATE, CI,,1THER0E. JLdIeN d SON


ill Fireside


Coffee fable;' Battery Wirelesp set and Battery; Gem Electric Sweeper; Kit­ chen! Tables,; Chairs, Kitchen; (Jupboard and Pot Rack; 'walnut'Wireless Cabi­ tn


and Stand Chairs; 1 walnut


net;' folding (Samp Bed; Book Shelves; Ward •robe; bi. Chest of Drpwprs; wal- nut


-


Oil Stove Md Oven; Gardep Seat, Gar­ den !RoUeh|| Garden and other Tools; 2 Cairpet Squares; ‘ -pet; - ■ and Soft


iWaslistand; Cribs, Baby’s Com- modk Chair,! fitted; Play Pen;' Boy’s and Ladlek’'(pycles: ’5-rise"Stepk; 2-llg'


• awei ' ■ " ’■'ht


Toilet and hang-Mirrors, Fruit Bottles, nice selectiori of Pictures, Ornaments, Glassware, : China,: Crockeiy, I Cutlery, Enamel aria! Brownware, Pians, &c. HOLDEN & 30N


Auitibneers and Va uers, Iftheroe.. Tel. 356. '


JgLA (burn LIVE ION MART, Tel. 5220.-


WEDNEI


TJRIZE J: CALF Weekly Si Sqbstanti


Calf'OoW Consign


Cduritry wijl ibe signbrs; (prth-Coi


Sale at HIT


Vi^Y NEXT, MAY 2nd.: STOCK


LTD.


forvfard .frpm the' uspal con- alsb consignments of choice iiritry Summer Calving Cows.


arieiits of Scotch [and North- Newly-calved Cows &


..aljCash Prizes tor I best In- frbm a; tenant Farmer,


bf ’ Newly taggon 01


f-caliled Irish Heifers, and a IhAalf Irish Hcjffers.


SWELL AND ^DISTRICT LTD;


THURSDAY^ MAY 10th, at H-o’clock. !'


Halton,'ne8!i* Lancaster. . ; I PTIBIIC NOTICE


OPENING AND


JOHNSON,"Auctioneer.


__ ' GELD 1 ^ LAYING-OFF. CA'tTLE, WHITEWELL IHOTEL,


! Heifers 'Mr. R. Watson will shojv waggon


liA'Noon, ' 'J;- | j ' G.; A. BRIGGSj, Secretary.


T HE C


M ° a o’clock,


SHGW and SALE lOWS, in conjunction with Ibf Dairy and Store Cattle.


Of IN-


2 ‘Ax.;[Rugs: Door Mats'; Couch pair jofpArm Easys; Tpilpt Ware; Goods, ! Card i Table, peck Stool,


1 fine . Indian Car-


by Auctloh, as above, the Whoje m his Live-and yead Farm Stock, comprising IYI HEAD of choice, wended young ■ 1 1 CATTLE; Clydesdale [GELDING,


• 'by Mr.rSmltiilRushto;., — T . SEL'IERWOOD. having received


instructed will, Sell


• instnetions from Mr. R. 'Wr’ ley, will; §ell by Auction Useful ]


12 !h.p. Austin Car; Austin Motor


11 ’ V • j


; Tables; Diririer Service iniblue pattern,] 3 part-sKTea Service;; Lustre jWare;'


! good Glassware: 3 pairs t?rass (Candle­ sticks; Pewter; Ornaments; othbri use­ ful Crockew; Cutlery; Prins; E itc to ware; Mfot Mincer; Oil Stove; Hearth Plates; Safe;.


Tub ; and iPosser; 10 gall. Oil Drum, WANTED to purbhase, . PREMISES Iri. main street.—Write;' Baldwin,


Bfass Preserving Pan; Wringer (wood rollers);


Sale at One o’clock prompt,


ClitheroA Auctionber & Valuer. Tel. 228


• On view morning of sale. IT. BILVERWOOli


OWER KEMPSTONE FARM CHATBURN,


SATl fiDAY, MAY I ' — ■


will Sell Farming


Poultry;' PuU"p


T SIE • insi


n r j HE 4K) La;


. ..ctions from My, by Auction his Live and Stock, comprising 1


WOOD, haying received T. Jbekson, Dead


,yirig-off Cows:. !■ - Horbe) 70 Cabins; Jlmplements, etc.


bb OF YOUNG STOCK; and [irtlculars! given next week, 1, CUthefoA'! Tel. 228.


■T. SiLVERWOOD. ' l ' ' 1 ’ Auctioneer and' Valuer.


litheboeIauction mart COMPANY, . LTD.


AY NEXT—GRADING,; 9-30 I No. Stock accepted after 12


useful ^olv of NEWLY-CALVED; COWS arid HEIFERS: will be ori offer, Also several lots of EWES with Lambs af foot, and STORE HOGGS, wiU be' forward ;


;


OROUGjH OP CLITHEROE.^:; 1 O GELD and LAYING-OFF Cattle; of (


rrHE


I OWING GREEN OF TENNIS'"’COURTS,'


PUTTING GREEN.


IVrOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that i*!the' Bowling Green, and !.'Futting'


further notice.


arid that ithe Terinls Corirtsj will‘.be ooeh for 'Tlay,; from and ' ipejudmg To-inorrow j ^ th April,-1945, and until


, : J ' l" ' !


town Oeri’siOfBce. > ■ Town Clerk. CUtheroii! 27th April, 1945.


I ■ : ; 'g\, HETHER-ING'rON V


Greien iri Jhe Castle. Grounds:! are ' - i NOW^OPEN FOR PLAY, •


• ' ! ; ! 5XT FORTNIGHTLY SALE'


will be held on FRIDAY NEXf, May 4th,''wheh a' good show of upwards of :|/»A HEAD of All Classes of! Stock JLOU '\yiuibe on offer,- including 25 Roan Heifejr Calves, 6-12 months, old,! from-MV, J[ Seed; and a choice selec­ tion of Summer' and Autumn Calvmg Cows froin the usual'well-known Deal]


ers and.Local Farmers. | ■ I;1 ‘ I: m' judging at To a.m.; Srile at 10-30.; 1


RIZE-SHOW and SALE OF horses will -be held on THURSDAY, J^Y IfJ


I'",' ' - i . T/eL 325. ■ ' . iE. 'CHESTER;:


HE ANNUAL MAY ISALEl of aU P .1 Classes -i bf STOReJ SHEEP: Md


IE ay! NEXT-SALE of DAIRY, CATELE at 10-30fa.m., when;a


Meat Dolly


and tap;rPioture*s; sundry Plant Pots and other varied lots. ; .


Weeks: & Baldwin,! 4, Duck Street, Clitheroe.


; -


young; children essential; i domestic help given.—Write Box Z2. Advertiser and Times.


jquired, C. of K; experienp with '


dressing.—Apply: /W. Dean, .3, Market Place, Clitheroe, ■


SMART BOY wanted to learn Hair­


12 th, 945. WOMAN for cleaning: wanted two Dugdale,. 3, Park Avenue, Clitheroe.


OLD BRASS 'CANDLESTICKS !


wanted.—State height and price to Box B4, Advertiser afad Times.


f^ABIN TRUNK wahted urgently by vF soldier going overseas. — Write, stating price,! to Bp^ B7,. Advertiser and Times.,


1-T T HOUSE or Cottage; Grindleton Pell, Sabden or Slaidbum district pre­ ferred;, careful tenants.-:-:V5:ite Box B6, Advertiser and TomeS;


ACCOMMODATIOKS WANTED A CGOMMODATION.—R.E. Wai


.qt Officer,' on permanent staff, seeks accommodation for self, wife and child of two years; bedroom, sitting-room, use of kitchen.—Write Box B3, Adver­ tiser rind Times.


SITFATIONS WANTED


/TARDENER and Handyinan 'wants ^ situation; cottage essential; no family; - good refs.—Siriithy Cottage, Bashall Eaves, near Clitheroe.


TO lET


rpw o(VW FURNISHED ROOMS in Cli- 1 .


no attmdarice; modem conveniences. -Write Box B5, Advertiser and Times. ------u,.—


T'TPltei-ilOOM; 30ft.’ square, toilet; vJ suit, workshop or storqge.-—


theiroO to —


le t;, central position; --------


P. wrench, Herilnora Road,'-Cllflberoe. ^tPABTHENTS


Secretary. Holnffield Road, IjlB* UUwU t ' ■ VnvCWlvri' Apply: R ESIDENT MOTHER’S HELP re-


HOUSEH'ILD FUBNITUtE & Effects as follows: Oak Bedroom Suite, yiard- robe 6ft. 5in.! x 3ft. x .1ft'. 6in., centre mirror door and drawer under, press­ ing Table 3ft. x 1ft. 6in. with 4 |draw| ers; Mirror top Washstan^ .3ft. x 1ft,f 6iri., cupboard front; 2 oak framerrush-? seated Chairs; 3! cane-seated Chairs;, small Cheist, 5 drawers; moveable bed-j side Tabli; 12 mahogany Swing MirrOTsl 2 b. andlp. Bedsteads, . TVire Spring Mattresbek! : one ' 3-slze painted, .Bed-: stead, wire! mattress;' 3 Feather [Beds; one Flock do.;' 3 sets Feather Bolsters 'and Pillows: 3 Toilet Sets; 5 pbris of good Blankets: 6 pairs Sheets; Pillow and Bolster leases; i Huck-a-back, Osj mohd arid‘Bath Towfels; lEnamel Bath; Lino*length, 3 x 2 yds.;'Stair Carpet; Coco Matting; Axminster Carpeti 9ft. X 7ft. 6m:; Carpet 9ft.| x 8ft.; other Carpets, Rugs, Mats; -walriut Sideboard 4ft: X- Ifl; 6in., with drawers,] panel mirror top; Overmrintle; 1'bow-fronted Comer (jupboard; mahogany Bureau, 3 drawers,! 20 nest compartments, on feet; Comer Bracket; pedestal box top Indian Tfable; bamboo Card' Table; upholstered '7-piece Suite; Bardmeter;; 2 Copper [Kettles; marble Timepiece, in running order; Chest 5 dr?,wers;',Couch and Easy; Dresser, 7 drawers; imaho-i, gany Haustand; 7-day Wall Clock, run-; nlng: 4 liair-seated mahofeany (phairs:; Aladdin Table Lamp; hanging | Petrol Lamp; Erass’Gurb and iPJreirons’ Pan: StooT, other Curbs; several small!


,;Ash


H I


i Ei t'l ■ ■


AD FARM, T—H 1


TOSSIDE., (Friday), Aj ril 1 27th.


’TAYLOR ;& son: instructed Mr.! ziph.' Robins m I (who is


Massey B arris Strawer; low Cart oh r.t. wheels,^ with hay>fleaks, sound, by Spencer; Milk Float, iron hoop wheels; iron DlpJTub and Stminer; 2 Root Pulpers; JChbpper; Liquid Rbx on wheels: Chain and Spike Htoowsh iron Pig Troughs and Hay Rack; Stack Sheet, 8y4 x 6yds.; ! 2 Hay ^ives Barrow; Hostess Fire Range, jNo. 8t Oak Barrels; : Wood Bins; i Rover. Raket Pig Bench, 6ft. x:5ft.'; Cbw and Calf Buckets: Mittens, Hook, iHedgb-Chp; pers; 2 rolls Barbed Wire; hand Water Pump; Beam’ Scales; Rakes, Porfe and Scythes: c.i,| Bedsteads; ; Loose Iron! Neck Collar;! Hames; Cart Saddle; set loose Chalris; Belly and Back B^ds' sundry ’Irap Harness’,; e.o.e. Chum


mipiifM ! Peering. s.h. Mowen Butter Basins;. Scales, etc.


and, having been reared,on .the can be well recommendbd! to mt buyers.


fropi ijhe F


Sale to Further


'


Shorthorrv bled; chiefly' roan colbUrc- -


id mding


cross Ewes with 47j Lambs; Kerry] Ram BAY HOlRSE, aged, |good woAer.! PODLTfRY ■ and! Cabins: 30 W. Leg­


SHEEP i ' 30 Lohk arid Swaledale


..ilnless such a .w o i^ (a) has'living witli Iher a child oI hers under ithe age bl: 14,101’ (b) 'is registered undey tlie Blind Persons Act; or (c) ihas a'Hfidls-


.rommy between 18 rind 40 Inclusive,


-None! of the vacancies lor women ' JCi tog. 5 watt to 200 wattiin stock— .dvertt^ in our .oolupms relates to a


TO WOMEN APPLICANTS .


■;H-


■j^LECTRIC; BULBS fori House llght- at


try-of i Labour permit to allow her to obtain [employment by hidivid,ual effort, qr uriless (d) the advertisement is starred. '; .


B


oy! wanted, age 14, as .AiRPREN- TICE to -shoe repairing. — Apply: Taittersall, Chritbum Road End.' '


.Slaidbum.WANIRED-tA good DRAINER.- j ; , E. Calverley, Dunsop [Farm,


i !


PIANIST-wanted three nights week- -ly.-HWheatsheaf Hotel, CJlitheroe.


lldtliepoe. _ '


'ANi SALiESMAN wanted.—A] A.' E. Veevefs, Ltd., Empire Bakery,


! '


wfllingj to undertake household rdutdes and cooking; help given with washing and cleaning; one. in family.—Apply. Advertiser and Times. ‘’References.


able and capable Domestic HELP,


■MESSRS. OHAEMFYL - RAYON i u . MILLS Ltd., ! 11, Castle Street, Clitheroe, require s competent SHORT­ HAND!-TYiVST.-iApplications !fhould be made either driect or through the local Labour Exchange,


Carpets; Curtains: idistance no object. P.c. prompt., attention.—SEED; No. 48,- Parsori Lane, Clitheroe. |


P (jUlthi


iRAMS re-tyred! at BENTHAM’S while you' wait.—Market Place:


; -; ■ —R. 1 and P. [Jones, - Booksellers, (plitheroe Market (Saturday).


'leroe. - - i ; ' E Stm buy BOOKS &' Magazines.


: bright..'intelligeiit girl Commence at ! 22/6d.-t-Wdte, enclosing copies of two I Character references, to Box Y2, Adver- I'tiser and Times. ;


gftlMT _G®L, 14/16, ! wanted for , Shoe Store. F Good prOspeefe for


or Lancs. Could'exchange supertor mod. semi-house, ih spJendld pbsitlon overlooking golf links, 9 miles South Manchester.-Write Box Al, Adver- tiser and Times.


good living accommodation^ Yorks,


omestic help wanted one day or two half-days per week.—Apply Advertiser and Times Office., !


D


N.B.—’The.!Above ' stock is most! WANTED—Really good second­ farm


' particulars :niay be ol tairied Owner, or the Auctioi^eer, |


17,' Chester Ave., Clltheroq. Tel.| 228. : !t.‘ SILVERWOOD.


OEGE HOUSE, DUNSOP BRIDGE near CLITHEEDe.


WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 2nd.


p.m., Monday next, 30th April, to: Sec.- -ary, . Clitheroe Co-op. Society, Ltd., 2, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


; I^ANCHESTER: CORPORATIOjN. I ' J.ANGHO COLONY. ' '


H


£3 17s. lOd. per week If non-resident, or £127 12s. 4d. per annum plus emolu­ ments if resident.


cost-oMiving wages additions.! The post is subject to the Manchester Corpoyation conditions of service. Corporation Superannuation Scheme. —Anply.to the Matron, Langho


These rates of pay include current 1


Colony, Langho, near Blackburn, as soon as possible.


|


Trombones, Comets, Piano .Accordi­ ons, Guitars, String Basses, Drums, high cash prices paid. We collect.— Write now, stating where and when can be seen: Ackroyds, Ltd., 24, King Charles Street, Leeds 1. ’Phone 18486.


B


and instruments wanted Saxophones, Clarinets, Trumpets,


M


climates. Will anyone willing to knit please; apply to Major Austin, Low Moor Mill, Clitheroe, for a supply of khaki' wool, and say which' garments they would like to knit.


MENTS—Balaclava Helmets, Socks, Gloyes, Scarves—for Sappers in cold


R


oyal ENGINEERS urgently need many more WOOLLEN GAR­


Clitheroe.


science, £4 13s. 8d. per week, if non­ resident, .or £150 12s. 4d..per annum, plus emoluments if resident: (b) Without specific qualifications,


dfent) required at once. Salary, accord­ ing to qualifications, as follows i— (a) Holding a certificate in domestic


ead cook (certificated or un-! certificated, resident or no-resi-


uriic;-: rate of wages,' plus war bonus. ! IA viy* in writirig, not later than 4-0


ed; one used to-horses. ; Trade


ferably brown.—■y/rite Box Bl, Adver­ tiser and Times. ■


lonunence l-0ip’|!lock prompt, COAL CARTER (permanent) want­ hand Upholstered COUCH, pre­


i^R EN ’S, Ladies’ 'and Gents’ Second-hand CLOTHING wanted;


as soon as possible, rell-


wr We shall be pleased to send you our 1945 Jlst'on applicrition.—R. Stand- ring and ' ^ns , Greenacre Street, jqUtheTO. :'M 134.;[


j ; .


t r iG H -IeNSIONI BATTERIFB to^ JO- the Wireless.' Most sizes to stock a.t-Benthamsi|14, Market Place, Cllthe- ■fpe, ',TeL'167.; ' '''!.., I' ’ '


■VrBW RADIOS, frlim £i^ Iss. 4d., to l i stock.; at!‘i Benthams,'! 14, Market Place, Clitheroe. ’Phone l^T;.


: v


riv>MATO PItoNTlS for sale, grown in' A. sterilized! soil, pot 'grerin,, 32/6 per, 100; box,grown, 16/]jper 100; delivered free.—Parker’s, Nurisexies, | Acxirihgton Road, Wimli^


'i[^ '. ■ i ' . , |; ' TN MEMORIAM


BULLOCK,—Treasured memories of: •; dear 1 Wife : arid! Mother, who P :arieep April. 28thj-' 1941.


.QALiB,-4'*IlAiNDEM; D-Ol DeiaiUeur, ')J;ithree-speed: dyn. lighting; as.riew. -^Applyi ,after .6 p.m., 11, |V4ctorla St., . Clitheroe;: '|i!


.0 WiHAiLLEY road; tlo gJ.;, iqng' ' garden; not vacant-Applyl J. Haworth 1/3, Wesleyan Row, CSifiie|oe. ' ■


QALFt-ljWkiLINGtHOlisB, NO. 92,


■)^ length; as new; cheap.—Write BOX Z3, Adverpiseir and Times. 1


GALE-BROWN'-FUR pOAT.' full ,


PUBBER IpillANGlO At) your buy|mg permits stock all men’s sizes,—CO Street, Cllth!^,-.


' -Q'ALE—OAK BED arid '


offers ?—Write Box Z6, Ac Times. ■'


K j tress, 'full size, 'as


GIAL&--PREEHOLD HOI iol ■WHALLEY ROAD; and livlng-nomn, 4 bedrooi —Apply; l72[rwihalley Ite


P-“ ' I i " .


TNYAljiD OHAIR (fddii A —77. Henthorae Road,


ig) tor sale. Clitheroe/. ;


-/^OOiD BAIljT for sale, l /6d. pe Wr Everything for home decoratio R. (JOPELANiD’S. Whaliey. 1 ;


A ROADSIDE CAFE wahted, with G|ALE—


OT50 egg 1 sound conditjK Grindleton, n:


bnel


r to. n at.


Gloucester rind -Gleyum; NCJOTAiTOES, -in gorid, n.—Calverley. .Steelands, •. Clittieroe.!


1 ' ; ‘ 1 . !'! ■


/CATERING VV Tel. 32ia- Coggins,! 'Whalley]—


-Inquiries invited.


pARAVAN ' 'TRAILER,'! Carlife! 'de V* Luxe, ;4 berth, 16ft.’, oak panelled, lantern roof; |extra wide; -gas oven, wireless, perfect; not done 200 toiles. Largest stock] proprietary makes, .De­ livered free.! Cash or h.p.—Staffords, Klrkheaton, i'Huddqrsfield.1


j


-■ROLL 'TO# Desk, in oak,'tors A t excellent; condition.—Apply, 7, Street, Clitheroe.


;


drench arid]list; price 30/-.-!-Ap Advertiser and Times.


“ llJ-ySTO i N.ippy SPRA’ziR iWL salfei; ' all attachment^;:


1, 1: ■ ■ ■ ' ■


lie: Hall-


rose


ply: -!


T OW PRAM tor sale; excellent con- Aj dition.—Apply: Hargreaves, Rewa, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe.


|


RAYNAL (i941) AUTOGYCLEl.tor At,:;,sale.—Apply: Advertiser & Tijries.


polished Extei rior Aftemooi handsome vol Nights,” £5; j c Cabinet, £211 Racquet, newi Door Mats. i'i Bureau Bookc tiser and Tir 2235. -


CALE-Good new, large


'i' " ! , 1


ision Table. £10; sutie- 1 Tea Trolley, £10;! [12 umes original “ Arabian ream enamel Bathijeom Os'. Od.; Wisden Teniriis £2 '10s. Od.; Black Wool Is. Od. each; dark leak ise,'£20.—Apply: Adver- leri, or ’phone Whalley, ' -


CftRPET, l4i X 3J; £40;. Lloyd, Easy, £10;' large


i IN! MEMORIAM i , -


MOORHOUSj of a dear h W. Moorhou life April 2*


In the garder —Prom his


10, Shaw Brie


odern house wanted, to pur­ chase; easy access of Clitheroe. —F. B. I Hargreaves, 83, , West View,


Cycle wanted for girl, 12-14 years; Advertiser and Times.


good condition.—Write Box B2,


16, The Ave ■ (late Pend 12. Pimlico R


! How sweet t i


! a dear , Wife April 30th,


SANDERSON


No one knew Beneath the Prom a sick God took hei -Prom; t Family.


11, Derby. St 130, Woone L


SANDERSON our ; dear asleeife April


Preston. '


Beautiful mei Of the happy


.—Treasured mem isband and father, se, who passed to hi Ith, 1944,


every day.' of memories we :


loving Wife and Fa; ge Street, Clitheroe;


tiuej Newton-le-Wi] e Road);


lad, Clitheroe. . The happy i


lours we once enjo; heir memory still, cm Annie and Fata;


—In' loving Imemor and Mother, who


smile she,.always w bed,,to heavenly ri home—it was the er lovtog Husband


1942. the pain she bore


ceet; ■ toe, Clitheroe.'


—In lovtog memor Sister, Annie,: 'Who 3.0th, 1942.


' -


SMITHSON.4In fond remembi of a dear Husband and Father,! died '30th April, 1944.


11, Barclay Ave., Marton, Blackp: 3, St. Mary’s Street, Clitheroe; 15, Hawthorne Place, Clitheroe. '


or more mornings .each week.— TOMKINS.-]


Time brings But- one th


brance of 01 April 27th, Father.


The memory ■When we w


—Prom Kit ' Street, B and Rona]


„ „ -ANTED to rent, DETAQHED ■


WHISTON.—In!-treasured memory qf our dear daughter Eva, Who' died 1st May, 1948;I aged 13 years. ; !.


" i! 1' i 1. ■ ■ ' i ' 1


1 So dearly ,lbv|edi so sadly toissed: A grief not'iyet:.;understood. ‘ | —From Muto,: Dad, and Graridad. , Also brother ’ Jack, P/O, R.N. !


Bay Horse'Inri, Barrow. - , '' . ; irli'- ■


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; ACKNOWLEDGiyiENTS 1 ' ill


’ "AEMSTRONgI—Mrs. Armstrong, arid' Mrs. Weighttoan wish to thank all Friends, and 'Neighbours for letters and kind rixpi*essioris' of sympathy in their very: great loss. •!


20, Victoria Stteet, Clitheroe,' ’ ■ !


McLEOD.—M wish to t


ment. ' Also 1 Pendle Hotel,


: Friends tor pathy receil


, received in 'the Doctor


WALKER.-1V Family wisl thanks to:£ Neighbours, of Jubilee A.O.F. Com of sympat


's; ' Wiliet and ■ F’amily ■


led in their sad bereave- or 'floral tributes. '1 *3hritburn.;


1 ' ■ i ■ . \ i '


];.! arid Mrs.: 'Walker and V'f^emress .their' sincere D! Rel^t^es, - FViends and i! alto ' Warehouse .Staff Mill, and' Members of


40, Hayhurst Street, Olflheroft 1


1^ all Relatives and ^ d expressions of sym-


ance who


ol:


n affectionate rememl ir dear Mother, who died 1937; also of our dear


changes many wavs, , ng changes never-— of those happy days ei]e all together. ..,]! .


!''


ty and ,Toto, 10, Church :aa;' also John- (R;A.P.) d' (B.L.A.)


;!


y' of fell


nories, treasured ei times we had togi —Lizzie and Enu


er, ther. st.


rilesohn jher


neet Jily.


f"’-'


lows'!| '1 ted, i ■


y! ‘of- died


ore; St, best. and


! ■ 1 :


for


NS. '!'Bring to ub'; we Castle


>'■"4 ; '■ -i '


Spring Mat-, new;' .what-


is & 'cellars, ad,, after 6-0


JSE, Noj 96, sitttog-robm


iyertiser: land ■ '-'1 ■' i.i - i '


The gepriof recOllrictionj'we Iseep tliekn -secretly,; ' ;


;!' .


iTiirie rObs us of our treasures] but i The name of Mothqr is like a jewel The brightest of ithe. casket of the .heart,


There Isipne most precious, a mothei'’s :menipry. ■.. |


r • i


Meadow pottage, Whalley.


—From heri-loying Daughter Gladys. .


Just stepped ; inside home’s loveliest '


;You ;are not -Jpst, dear mother. Nor have!you travelled far,— ,


.' I.. ! ■


- ohildrmi Roy arid JaiptF ; Langbrae,” Langho. ' l l ; '


Jiist a thought of pweet ir'eniembrani Just a memory, jad and: true, - nhd gre ' ' " t o ' riseat: devotion


on April 28th, 1941. i


Of the love ahi You gave through.


your whole


—Prom[your loving Son, Daughter; GrMdchH(^en, ^ert, Bjilda, Ira,j


2, EffieriLane, Billington.' ; , ! .


COOK.—Treasured; memories iof'Orir darling; Jim: who Tell asleep "Aplril , 21st, 1941,-, aged I years.


--------— c, iyour bonriy face No one can fill your; vacant! place,


Daddy, Mammie,' aiiri sister! Lj^e: 14, Monk Street, (Jlltheroe. j T :


sniej ■y


COOK.-[-In loving! mem|ory pf our[d^ar little grandson‘James, who ffied,21st April,11941, aged ! 4 years.


We who loyed iyou sridly miss .you i| As it I idawiis; another, year.


Not: a qay |do we forget you, i , In opri hearts you are alway8'!neal


, i il yi:


-Prom Grandma, Grandad,! Uncles Jim.'iJOhn, and Aunt Minnie. 95, Henlhom Road, Clithferoe.i -


COOK.-r-Iri, loving toemory of, our dear nephew, james, who. died April 21st 1941, aged 4-years;,


God’s greatest gift—Remembranck '' " I


—Prom;: Uncle Arthur, Aunt Chrissie Cousins Alan, Carl, John and' Arthur 41, Bawdlarids, Clitheroe.


COOK.-;-In, lovtog memory of our driai nephew, James, who died April 2lrit 1941j agejl 4 years.' '


r ] 95, Henthorn iRoad, Clitheroe. ;


—Froiri Uncle Bernard, Aunt Rosie and ICpusto Tony.


Life goes oh, but memory lingers] ' i


COOK. 4- In loving - memory! : of . little nephew, James, who left us, April 21st, 1941, aged 4 years.


|


We shall jlevei: lose the menliones pf the days Iwhrin -he was Ihere,


9, Lee Street,; Aqcrtogton. ,


Though his siniie [has gone Ifor ev Anr his voice we cannot hear, ,


Ul' er


—Prom 1 Uncle! Dill, Aunt Adri, riiid Coiisto Joan.|


''


COWGILL.—In apectionate iremeri brance of Laura, beloved ! wife]6! George Cowgill, i passed away 21 tp April, '1944.,: ■; [ ;, T;


5, Park Aveitoe, Clitheroe. ! F ; |


: “ In rieaivenlyj love abiffing.’’ | I J '! ; f —From the IFamily


COWGILL.ri-Lovtog memories' of my sister Laura, 1 died April 27th[ 1944


“ Not my! will, Q Lordj but Thine - , ' ! ;; be done." ;


i Preston.! ' -r-.'Kit.i


Beautiful-memories, dearer th'aq' gold, ! So dearly loved,! so sadly missei


!■:]' i- "' , ;;,!\ "


COWGiLLi—Treasured memories ' df my dear friend,[Laura, who pasiei ,away April 27th, ,1944.


.—Prom her friend EmmaijUnd! Alii £t 137, Haslipgden Old Road, Rawtei stall,'Rosseiidaie'. I


HARGREA'VES.—I^eavest' memories' cf my husband,' Tom, wh6 died At rJ ' 26th,,1943. ;' 1 i[:


; j ' , —|frQm Marion, ,: "! , ' 1 ^


HARGREAVES.— In ’ lovtog 'memir v of our dear Son, Tom,i who die 1 April-26th, 1943.;


' —Prom i his Mother and Dad, arid Robert (B.L.A.) ■


iWest Bradford, Clitheroe,


IHOLGATE.—In lovtog memory qf Gordon Holgate, who died! April 24th'


I and Sister-in-law! John and Agnds. I 65, Whalley Road, f Clitheroe.


------ ^ ^ ---- !


.1 931.'- ' ■ . ' : Loved and remembered! always. !Bridge House, West Bradford. ,!


IRELAND.—;Treasured : memories ]of toy dear wife, Hilda, who died 27th Aprili '1940; '


,


\ The lapse 'Of time cannot dim the fragrarioe of] her memory.


—Prom her lovtog Husband' Jack, !';,'::'! '


[ [!' ' ':c.m.D.


IRELAND.—in' lojing memory of a dear Dautotrir and Sister, Hilda, wpo . died April 2’7th, ^940. !


’Tis hard to part with those we loVe And say “Thy will be done.” j We hope to meet; bn yon bright sh'qre, ■Whereipartirigs afe no toore. ;


—Prom 'her jovlngj Mother,! Sister quid Brother, arid Aunt Sally.


7,, Chatburn iRoad,' Clitheroe.; ;i . IRELAND.—in loving metoory lof 61


] '


27th]:il940,|:, , ] , ,


ear] dear; sister HUdi


, .........___________ jur, il a, w 'hoj idled Ajujil


■ I “ ’Treasureq memories.’*


! ' ' ! —From Beatrice and 46, Browhlo’IVi Street, Clitheroe.


Toni.


LAWSON.-qip! ‘-loving memory of a dear! Husband rind Father; John, who;, died; i]^rU, l^th, 1942.'


John, 50, [Atlas Eqrid, Darweto,


1, Kendril'Street,;-Cntheroe Also' [Stanley [ ariji Edna] and


, , fragrance bf —Prjom'his: loving Wife and


■u|Vme,; for kind messages Wj! tod, floral tributes, their great loss. Also -pr; his, kind attention.


Printed and'Publbh' Advertiser diTltoes 8, MarkefPlace. C i ' ’’Tel. (’Two liini


No iiapse lof tiriie shall idito the ;hls memory.


Aik 'Bi'


;ed by tjie' Clithi Cotojpany,(Ltd,


theroe.! : - es) 407/408).'


I April 26th,: 1943.1 ' f -Ever remembered by hb Brother


HARGREAVES.—In lovtog mem'O; of our! dear Brother, Tom] who di


j ,


We miss yoli tiow,!jour hearts are so u..


ypu 'mor^ i ; ' '


' Anri; left the door ajar. '■ -i-From John, ] Marie, and Grari.d-


'room,, 1 ■j ' ' -


BULLOt)K.-Tln loving memory! iof our dear Mother and! Grandma, who diJd


-ce. ' life'


to brother. Bill, pn his ,i9th bir d^ay,' serving with , the S. l " Regt. to Ctermany.;


Somebpdy loves ypu, Bil? Somebody crires: I '


Your name whispered . In all our .jpfayers.


' rind All at 30, Mytton Road, Wha ®st’ljfef and Marg,


EDWi^HSon. — !LoVirig birt greetings- to my 'dear Brother, mg in S. Lancs. Regt. to Germ;


God blets you,'Bill, ; And guipe you: safely home.


—Prom: your lovtog brother Ecdle servtog['m the; RN.j overseas,]


.LlMBEE'r.-4Lovtog!: birthday greet 'I to our dear sons,! Leslie and S ' on their 26th birthdays, April' somewh^i ,re at-, sea.! , ,,


May God’s there, i -


Brothers,! Chatburn rind Clitl 40, Pendle] Avenue, !Clatbum.


—Prom lings ^


:A prayer foy you; both' ik' said toliayi For all the perils of yoqr, way:


At homb, 'abroad—lai d, pea or a i r ! guiding; hand; protect


you.


I^d,^Mo|tlier, Sisters , ana eroe.-'


B IR T H ]D A T _E ^H E IB B i jS iVENTWORTH. -^Bbthday: .greet ine^


on April 28th, to, (Marjorie | Gwendomei Wentworl..,.


-t-Prom- Jean.


Not Just j to-day,i . weiremembe:


—Proto! All rit Clitheroe.


EDMONDSdN„ greetings to our c 21st birthday-; R,A.P., 'Sorith-eas


, Robinsori i Street,


Best of luck, an With fondest lovi


'but every dej, COMING OB AGE


Diving birt; r son Bill, 01 irving with


4.1


iAsla Air Fore a safe retiii,


iknMother and: Chatburn.


EDMONDSON. - greetings to'our on his. 2ist birthday, May 3rd;


tag witll the R./ .F, Southeast Air Force.!


Ljjvtag '.birtriday! dparl nephew- Blll,i sery-| Asia!


God's blessing rest 6;i all you do To-day. arid all life’s,Journey thnmgli.! Many happy returns of, the'day, idear.’j


-Prom Auntie Mriry and Uncle'Jim,! 151, .Whalley 'Road; Clitheroe. ' | ' '|


EDMONDSON. —! Lovlrig '' birthday greetings to Bill! oh- his 21st birffi- day, May:'; 3rd; ; serving with the R.A.F,', South-east! Asia Air Po:'ce. j


May the future bripg you liappiieBS ., ■ i ^ and Veace, ■


■ ' ■ ]['


Fylde Bank, Wolverton |Avenue, Blackpool.


- EDMONDSON. —iiLoving , |. !:| ,i


'/--Prom Grandma-and :Jean;- | ! ' !


greetings to our 1 dear nephew! BU., BII on his -21st birthday, May 3rd; serV-., tag with the R.A1P;, South-east! Asia Air.Force,;


'. birthday;


If all the world were ours to giye, ; i We would' give itT-yes, and more, 1


To see the face ofi qnb we love | 1 Come smiling through the dooif. ' 1


[Glenorri,” 187, Devonshire Rqad, Blackpool, N.S.! '


i: 1 1 WEDDING BOWKER—STONES. ,[


On 2lst; AprU, 1945, :rit St, Petei'si Parish -Church]''Swinton, Arerii;


. 46, Westminster StfeeLSwinton,'nr; -..Marichestqr. : ||; 'ip ;' , ;f;


________ DEATSHS ___


FAIRBY.Mito the 25th April, UOfeiat 27,- Richmond i Terrace, Clltherpri!. Francis Henry, the beloved husbrito;


of Harriet Anni iFairey, agso '^1' years, "Intefmrint at SkiiMaUFi ; ..Crimetery,'Saturday, :-12-0 noon.i i"|


MoLEOD.—bn ' April 1 x-cuuic ;


25th. ■'; Pendle : Hotel, Chatburn,


Mary, beloved wife of Hugh Stephen-, - soil McLeod, and;youngest daughter


l ;ujiiuuuuiii ; 21st,


of Mrs. B. Willeti aged 31 .y e fe , Interred at Chatburn-Church op the,


;.! .'[. I i 'il:!; ON Ac t iv e s e r v ic e ,,


PICKLES.-Gri April 13th, 1945, Western ! Hospital, Cyril (Sei


60, Bawdlarids, Clitheroe. IN meMoriam


BULLOCK.-7ln lovingj memoir J dear Mother and:Grandm8,,wnp


1', asleep April 28thj 1941. :


The ijlow was hard, the shock -r To part with you rwe loyed, sob& We’ll carry' dn-yoiill want us w. And whenjGod calls, well come.w


-LProiri her Daughter j Son-in-W .Grandchildren. L I -


254, Blackburn Road, -Egerton '


I' ' ' .. ' . ' 1 -' i I ■ ■ '


bf-sr'i fell;


siveie.


S I S to yolf!!: and,


Tin';] i„ at 8


"to the R.A.), beloved son of .Mn 'Mrs. ;W. Fickles,' died of wounijs, his 32nd :year. 1 } :


rteanti an|l ' inF


■


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-: v '''.i:!!'!'.i-'i: " I ' :".i,'.|‘MED-'\


MOF7DAY NEXT a't,6-0 iii [ ' 'kF


: ''■.'i'witljl'iMAli


. A ;friscinatlrig stoiy lof bri 8 background of sunny Sol _ [ DOG DOCiqU”- "


THE iCOpO


iMCksDAYIand FEIDAY1 L Q V IS I H lY W


i „“ 8S|d ori'tri’ advrinturriaiiafrop. e riovel'by; Ale ! 194i';at:l{


. Penrice'Bowki:r[:R;a.P., son o( Mr.; ! and Mrs. H. Bowker, 9, Fort Street,: Clitheroe,''toi Marie Patricia, |only: daughter of-Mr.iapd Mrs. V. Stones,;


’


....'J, | ; -


—Auntie. MadgeJ Uncle George] anil: ' Joan.' ;


at 2-.15 p.m.-COlfl'INUO da'v to Friday from i5-5di' .Three Showi:i 2il6,|5^0 an


MATINiEE iDAILl


!r her. 9, Kemple Vie


Loving birthday greetings, dear ilunl I send to you to] hfaven above.


‘In-U^ ^ H


my dear Mum,' '— h i


I .! -I GAUMONir BE . INTERLUDE


I lZT HIMIH


■ 'A N N SI4IRL


Luncheons 12 to 2: Reasonable charges.


Calri- Restaurant Open! 10.30' rim - tp 7.0- p.m. each dayi


Thi? iv i7 e e l |e k ] [ l l^ rl ■ !'' '


BULLOCk.—Treasured Imembries Of a lovingiMother, who died April-*28tn,


j. 1 ’!


Jewels In tp Husband, arid*


sei


BLEAZAED.i-Lovirig brithday gieeti . togs . to -our dear son | and brolhei , :G^mer ■ James iBteazaxd,! on X r


, 30th; .servmg to; Esistj Africa. T' ■


-


Mgv God -protect (nd (keep yoi Wherever you mi,y be.


Away across th(e sea!; ' ■ you britl day] greeting! • ’


A^q^oto Mother, Di d and Marcirpii 32, WoOne Lane, Clitheroe.


■ our dew Son s^iug^in'thri s t t ^ c r ish ire RegL somewhere Germany, on his 1 )th birthday.


■ ■ No longing more'; tmder i ' _ - TJwn purs for yon ^


. No wish could be letter, ■ No love I more the, '


\ keep; you-and h^ten When you are homri,' lear Bill, to itay!'


-Friom-yom loving . Mum, and^ ' (serving I to. the IRM.)!


: serving to German; i, her B U on ;hik 19th blrthf efeetlnii to


God will kefep,youisrife,'dear brotii Because He ioiows wri love each o;h —Your loving |sister, Josep:|t


M EDWARDSON.-^Biftl day ereettoes i/i


^ ' m


TO-NIGHT


"With Margaret! Lqckwoiii -l -!


jiBooldi


MONDAYUnd]TpSDA ■'■ t


Hl LINDA; DAR THURSDAY'and AR


FRId] ,G E


Benthams, 14; Market Place, Clitheroe. : ARDEN i& LAWN iFnk,TTLIZERS.


Book your order now Irom’iouf large selkuon,of!'l l -!;


AOK, GREY and RED GRAJ ' :Address:!;'! [ ’ [


CEMETERY GATES, , ACCRmOXON.


Prices' cannot later • be guarani Send for Catalogue.;. Erected 'when


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Write, for


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CIAYTON-tS-MOORS . .' 4CCRIN(^T0N.


Ttie !Llghtet istaridri-raoi'iworiarians^ ;■ I - -, qt .mod^i cok .


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’THE r:i^arid' A';goodi selefi


jaOtr'AlR RAlllGES '.,::;:.JPi:lces.!i'


OUR SHOl


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