TEN


CLITHEKCE


AJjIVEBTISER


SALES BY AEGTION QY T, SILVERWOOD


SHORT NOTICE OF SALE.


1VO. OA VICrOEIA S pU j CLITHEEQE


Farmers wio have Cows or Heifers ,3u( . to c^ve in OCTOBER or NO\pMBERishould ^pplyifor


Feedingstup Goupont NOW. J I u


Coupons \Vill be allowed at| tlie rate hf i cwt. Protein and 1 cwt Cerkls FOR EACH COW OR HEIFER iU E TO CALVE; IN OCTqr "


IBEROR NOVEMBER.


All applications must he made to yom Agricuh, tural Executive Committee BEFORE JULY 17th


And iremiihber tha Coupons are in short!


although: Feeiingstuffs shpply at preser t, we are


always at your seryicj and ready to help you in every possible way. |


| ' D iB U C E B U R H & W


IJiTTLEMOOR CORN MILLS, CLiITHEROE Tel. 5J3 and 534.


i I (A isp AT CASILEGATE BRAl'JCH) AIR TRAININ^ CORPS No. 468 (Glitheroe&pisiirict) Squadron


Ciders fo: week CLITHEROE . unit.


10.301! Roll Call. 19.351


Tuesday 20.301


20.30 i XF’Rec7'’hisgt}lJ“ H. Earle, or iby,


19.301 19.351


. Thursday: Ron Call.\ Navigation


Hornby. lieu ahd Workshops (for prof,


19.30: Navigation (adv.) 19,30: Enf ines (elem.) 20.00: Calmlations (eleiji.)„


1 , Wednesday: 19.15:.Roll Call.


20.00: Engines (adv.) Friday *.


19.15: Roll Call. [ 19.30: Mo 'se (elem.), 19.30: Air Rec. (adv.) 20.00: Mo 'se (adv.) i 20.00: Air Rec. (elep.)


CHIPPING & LOnSriIdGE FLIGHTS ■ Monday—at Chippi ig:


19,30: Rol Can. Drill. 20.00: Air . Rec. , | 20.30: Calculations. 21.00: Gehera'l


perraissioi parades!'


Nqtes,- 1st,


r SE. muster at


19,30: Slgials. Air.[Re;. Thursday—at Long lldge:


if P/0. L. Hardil, I


put'V Officer for V (HALLEY!


PIJGHT. the week: M.M.


D u t y Officer for the w ^ - lP/0. C. J.J., Roost.


Signals (for prof. (Ohtdoor/p.t. Caiculatlpns' j


fqr


Cpl. L, Taylor, prof.) Cpj.


SUIDBURN


of the Young Farmers’ Club was held at the Village Hall. Mr. Sutherland, District Executivf Officer, West Ridmg War Agricultural Executive Committee, gave a very interesting talk 'on “Soil,” describing i t s , c mposition,, drainage, and the effects if different manures when applied to (he land. Mr. Suther­


YiF.C.—On Mo:iday week, a meeting OEIA STREET,


For Representatives of the late ' Robert Ireland, Deceased.


Useful Household Furniture & Effects briefly: [Pine Sideboard, yfith bevelled mirror, dupboards with tow-out trays; mahogany ChefiSonier with glass clto


T.OtMORROW (Sattoday), June 30th,


SniVERWOODl will Sell by Auc­ T tion, as above, ,, I !


cupboard above; Oatoet Gramophone ■ ' G.E.C. WfreletoiSet, in gopd


drd&; oak Liongjcase Gran^ather Clock, by Thos. Hargreaves. Settle;


on feet; ...,________


Fireside Chair; Exttoion: Table; E3ee. Radiator; Framed JlantlelMirror; ,Up-


bolstered Couch in Igreen>; mahogany Wld w Table; Chto Commode \rtth


arms; oak ■ Bedside Table;_ polished Work Box, brass comeribands; 2 pairs Brato Candlesticks; lSt.:6tn. oak panel Bedsteads; Vona Foldiiig Mattress; Button Hair Mattress; single .irm Bed­


ndov - "


t& TIMES. EEIDAY, JUNE WAITED


'1 ' ■ ' a Ndhe of “the vacancies for womeo TO WOMEN APPUCAlJjTS .


womm’, between 18 j and 40 jtncli^ve, unless' such a Iwomm (a) ihas^^llving


dveiitod: in oiir columns lelates to a


with her- a child of & s u n to the age of iC or (bUs registered I under the Blind Peraons Act; iOr (0 t o a Minis­ try of: Labour Ipenmt to allow her to obtaid' employment I y individual efEbrt, advertisement is


or unless (d)| the starrto.


wil and


[We and capable Domestic HELP,


and Adver


leaning: one |in and,iThn^. References.


'DRAMS' X •frpe Cllthep.


you I wait.—M&rket Place^ and re-to®! M BENTHAM’S Clithe|:oe Mjail^et '(Saturday).


stead, wire and hUir Mattress; Chest 4 Drawers; Swing Minor; Sna^top Table; 2 cane-seated Chairs; arm stand Chair; Violin' and boW; i Cohcertma; useful Glatofare; Crockery; Knives, Forks, Spoons; Ornaments; Carpet Strips; Rugs; Towels; useful Bedding, Bolsters, etc.; Gent’s i Suits, Under­ clothing, Fobtwear; Travelling Trunk; Bedding Box; Hot-poirit Electricjron,


L


complete; Carpet Sweeper; Gqlv. Bath; Steps; Enamel-ware and I^ans; Upright WrmgeK Gas Boiler; galy. ’Tub; Bun­ galow Minor Gas Cookerl Food Safe; other lots too numtous to mention. Gan be viewed mbmlng of sale. Sale at :One o’clock prompt. T T.iSILVERWOOD. Auctioneer. Clitheroe. Tel. 228.


Th MR. THOMAS BILVERWOOD,, at


SWAN & ROYAL I HOTEL. CLITHiSROE,


[30,; Victoria ■ Street, Clitberoe. Subject to apportioned yearly rent charge of


£1 10s. 0d. .


houses Numbers 27, 29) 31 and 33, West View, Clithenie. , [ '


sion of Lots jl and 2 Lot 3 —FOUR Freehold Dwelling-


' sheared a Lonk hogg. ! The jutos, Messrs. R. Parke:', senr., andi W. Win­ der, selected four competitors to shear a second. Pina results: 1, Albert Briggs; 2, Waite - Briggs; 3^ Stephen Harrison; 4, Wiliam Brown; 'After­ wards, Mr. Park! r gave several hints on 'sheep shearing. Thanks to the judges, to Mr. Parker, and! to Mrs. Parker, who pnvided refreshments, were warmly acebrded on the motion


land ' was thankf d by Arthur Rigby, seconded by Albe :t Briggs.—On Thurs- dayiweek, a sheef shearing competition took place ait’Gi,wear House, by I per­ mission of Mr. Eastwood. Eleven mem- berb competed, and, first of all, each


of Albert Briggs, seconded by, Walter Briggs.


CHATBURN ''^VHIST DRI^E.-Some'thirty-six


Iricket raatm at Wlialley, -Inspection of Flying Logs, to fly, and Iqentity cards at . .week commencing 8th July.


CADET (CORPS UNIT No. | 80,


for visit to Preston i Unit. i Tuesday:


I OiVfy SubrLtJ Harris. Q.M.: L/S. .Wilson.


| : II f'. ' i


20.10: Classes 1 and'2: Revision. ' Class 3: Revlsiopl New entries: [Revision.


Friday 0/W.: Suh-Lt 'Cook. . Q.M.: L/S; Hartley.


19.00: Dmslons and! Colours, 19.15: Ctoes 1 and 2::Revision. ,1 Cla,ss 3:-Semaphore. , New,'entries, i


Ensjgn Cadet :| A/B. Paley.


Cadetq who have'been detailed will Headquarters, at 10-00 hrs..


Wees: commencing July 1st. Sunda y :


1 i


people ivere prdent at the Rangers’ whist drive on ’Tuesday night, when the winners wtre—Ladies: 1, Mrs Deipaln; 2, Mrs Sharp; 3, Mrs. Pi Limbert. Gentlemen: 1, iMlss C. Harrison; 2, Mr;. J. H. Lewis; 3,'Mr. H. Nixon. Wlnnf rs in the knock-out competition weie: 1, Mr. and Mrs. G. Limbert; 2, Mr. P. Harrison arid Mr, F. Mercer, IV Iss Bertha Halstea'd was M.C. ' 1


'frorii Mr. R. Fort, the Conservative candidate: ■


; | “ At my meetng in Chatburn bn


Wednesday, Juiie 20th, a questlbri was read out to; ne about the future medical treatmqrit of Service men. l am afraid ! m sheard the name the! affilction to which the ques­ tioner was referring, but' I have. that it was psycho- [ unhappy condition


been told since neurosis. This Is one of the viorst aftermaths:of, war, and I shal ; of course,;support any measures riteded to give its suf­ ferers the best qnd most up-to-date the best' helpful


treatment unde: conditions possl lie, " I should be


to make my posjtiori on this matter entirely clear.’’


20,10(i[Classes 1, 2 and 3: Drill. (iBcW entries: Citizenship.


(CLITHEROjE |PLAT.)


Orders fbr week coiilmbhcirig 2nd July. Or'dl N.C.O.: L/Gpl. rKellet.


Field Sigh: R. Drill;; MtoSe writing. Fritoi 19-30 hrs.; i|


Wednesday,' 19.30 to,” I


Rifle, loading land uriloading. Nja., Field sli Sato^ay) 14.00 to,J .


i


Anriual Inspection at unable! to attend inu! excuse teiico the O.C.


Note.—Annual Caihp have 'hot handed in lediately.


so i:


RINDyiTON R.G.S. Cadets


give a written ea provided.


mar Scl tool through tie West Riding Education Commi ee


to;


from Biimin'gham, aftu: four years at Grlndleton, was in the first ten of a


~ Q^tt


(Jlltheroe Gram- “ ■Peter Kirk,


the committee of BUILDING LETON theit names do


.pi Cadets who


‘supervised by Mr. E. Bylett. Miss Rhodes presentei! the whist prizes tb: Mrs. Morley, Mrs. M. Hargieaveb and Mrs . Taylor: Mrs. Preston, Mr. G. Parker and Mrs, Stone. Dominoes: Mrs. Holden, Miss Sheila Lawson, arid Mrb. Cook.- Con petitions held during the evening were [Won by Miss Rhodes and Mrs. W. Coisperthwaite. Refresh­ ments were serve 1 in the interval.' Pro­ ceeds amounted to £5 10s. Od. | |


Hall Building Fuid, a whist and domi­ no drive was he d to the Schoolrooin, On Friday night. Play at seven tables for, whist, and seren 'for dominoes, was


UND.—Arranged by the Pendleton Village


DAT: SCHOOL.-Vto [Green ..aahas gained mtranfce


School, while, bn.returriingjto Brighton after attending Gripdleton smee Boars


SOCIAL DIARY


13— Pilgbim Players at ray School, 7-30,


14— Pilgnm Players at „ dfet School. 11 AUGUSt


25—


St. Mary’s Suri- Whalley Metho-


11—Victory .Park totball: Grounci : ■ Rjlls-Royce Sports Glrib.


4—Slailbum VillageJHalli u<uiw \ Dance.


Slarabum: Bringtod-Buy Sale.: 31—N"evton Institute:!Dance. ' SEPTEMBER! ,


[ !


’1 and 2—Methodist I Lesley) Church: C hoir Anniversary Week-end.


8-Olitneroe; Agrifcultnralj Show. ! 21—Nekton Institutei Dance. , DECEIpERl'


I ;


thousand: to secure adlniss|ori to High <rr3i4lA'


passed: entrance [ examinations' to seconday schools.


1941,. Josephine Easen, Alma end Eileen |Wares[ have also


if A aViI-am School


a film show was pven by'Mr. Goodwffi, of Blackburn,rind was greatly enjoyed by a good comjany. ’ Ladles of the Building Fund Committee .served the refre?hmehts. TThanks were acebrded to Mr. Goodwin 1 The Building Fund lbs. Od.


FILM SHOW.--On Saturday eventog . 1 .|


Ensign Cadet: |A/B. 'Trimby. Divisions and [Colours. Classes 1 and'2:j|Citizenship. Gldss 3: Knots arid splices. , [NeW entries: Drill. '


CADET FORCE


take the advant MEIBODIST


was held on Th


grateful if I could hge of your columris


was conducted by the Rev. W. A l l^ Shaw. After tpe epilogue, games the!-open air. Mr a service of prayer


usual meeting M the Junior Guild irsday evening, and


on [the same-nlrfht, the theme beiiig “Qur Father.” “


CHURCH. - The


CONSERVATIVE MEETING.—We have received ;he followirig note


houses. Numbers, 39 and)41, Bawdlands, Clitheroe. Residue oi ternl of 999 years, subject to apportioied[[ yearly rent of


8; Kay Street, Clitherbei Residue of term of 999 years, subject to appor­ itioned yearly-rent cf £1 Os. lid.


£2. Lot 5—Leasehold


43, Claremont Tern ,ce, Clitheroe. Resi­ due of term of 999 yebrs, subject to yearly rent of £1 l)s. ()g.


j Lot 6—Leasehold Dwelling-house No.


'narits and cond 'affecting the same, to I the exceptions affecting the same. All lots will be sold [subject to the . of the Blackburn Association arid 'to ! ;o be read at


and!Lot.3 subject . arid reservations


General Conditions Incorporated Law thb Special; Conditions the! sale. t o further particulars apply to the


BALDWIN, WEEKS j & BALDWIN


Sc Heitors, 4, , Duck . ; ( Tel,


Bireet, Clitheroe.’ 52).


t h E CLITHEROE AUCTION JIART COMPANY,! LTD.


■ i[ ^ I^OITOAY; I NExt-pGlRADING ' at


rrVUESDAY iNEX’S-BaLE of dairy A [ CATTLE I at' lOfSOI a.iti., when


6 0 '8 0 newly-calved COWS


offered after the si AND heifers will be on


offer. A 1 .


a.n).—Entries solicited. ' [


Flat-top four-wheel [Lorry will be lale.' [


held on FRIDAY, rrHE NEXT SALE 'oF GELD AND


t o 325. ; ! ^ PUBLIC 'NOljiCES


1 LAYING-OPP CA’TTLE will bo July J3th, at 10-30


Auctioneer, 17, Che iter Ave., Clitheroe (Tbl. 228); : or to


ject to the respective restoations cove- Hartley, Black Hor$e Hotel; Helllfleld. tions! respectively


Lots 1, 2, 4, 5'anc 6 will be sold sub­


rjpwp GOOD maids wanted; wages £2 peri week; | liberal; outings.


rTW/O Unfumished ROOMS wanted, d X wif"with use of, bathroom, etc., in mo­


of hbuse, to Clltheroe, or within easy ■ •■ - r 1) ■


reach; for Ibusines^ man and wife.— Write Box B(5, Advertiser and Times.


em! ;house,| or' would share expenses • -


3-piebe Suite a ;speciality; Repairs, Re­ sprung,’ Cleaning or Re-covered. -iBest attention glveri.—Write Abel, Bottom^ g Blackburri, or [’phone 5850 Black-


u EHOLSTjERINGi Cabinet Making,


ate, bum


w ante:Also'Housemaid-Waitress for weljlf known cot ritry hotql.—Apply : Higher Hodder Br icige Hotel,' near Clitheroe.


imm|diately — COOK


T j / ’ANTI): H o u s :


w s and ciith


D-


■Wrjte Be):iX K8, Acjvertiser & Times. -mar: Female and Male


-T o or Cot


c QFjPICE


12-3ofto giveri.—Wr)1 Timbs.


eroe. I Pricla;


.NTEE^: lASSI? Son,


let or purchase, -age near Clitheroe.


iT a n t s . Grocers,


,f-C. R. Hargreaves Parson Lane,


CLEANER' wanted,' Mondays, ,ys, 6-0 'p.m. to 9-0 p.m. and ■30 p.m.! Saturdays; help


E. CHESTER, Secretary, ABPRENTICE


0U)AGE1OTI0NERS following letters have been


['ll welcome alii improvements in arrangements .rrangements


! '


includes a bn! the


Improvements I welcome the Conserva­ B tive Party i commitment ;to implement the new scheme of [Natiohal Insurance bated upon the pjari announce^ by all parties


an^ as a ,first btep toMrards for!' [ Social


benefits, further


shall welcome further -[;


to 1944, which,'as you know, considerable'improvement present J old ,age pension.


onlthe present proposals for extending the Nationali Insiirance-as soon as we all; as contributors and taxpayers, can pay for tliem.’’, ,


improvements I . [ ,


• [Your! sincerely, ; (Si^ed) 'RICHARD FORT.


Thank you for your 'letter seeking my views on' the claun of'your Associa- tiori for an'adecukte old age pension. The right of ;evefy member of; the com­ munity when reaching old age, infirm­ ity', disablement, and navjng previously served the comnjunity, to; be granted a just


dehled. All wealth;is produced by the, workers and, therefore, [they ha,ve- a mbral right to si share of it.: In -com­ mitting myself wholeheartedly on the question submitted ' to me, may I the - LaboUr[ Partyrty is also [committed to' toj the ebuntrt 'to increase


and proper reward, cannot be[ say


its a] Old’


benefited by £3 WOMEN’S DiSTITUXE.-Members


• instructive talk on cookeiy, also pro­ viding a most atiractive display ol bis-- Mrs. E. Holgate arid,


of the Pendleto i W.I. met a t ' thbir monthly meeting; on Tuesday night, under the presit :ency -of Mrs. Ta^pr. Miss Gradwell, of Clitheroe gave an


cults, sweets, etc Mrs. Stones wen to Miss Gradwqlj. a Victorian posy,


well, was-won by Mrs. T. Taylor and Mrs. Mitchell. 1 ea hostesses were Mes- daines T. MitchtjU, Day, Woodacre ahd Bailey.


_____ f GEMS OP TI OUGHT


calms are fed.- B. W. Procter. ' He that takes time to thtok arid


The mighties ,| powers by deepest ___


consider will acmore wisely than IhP that acts hastl y and on impulse!.— C. Simmons.


We may work aid trust and wail", but we ought not: to- be idle or careless while waiting.-tGall Hamilton.


Patience does not mean indlfferenpe. j . j ' ___ judged by Miss Grad­


associated to thanks The competition for


^ge Pepsioris.’’ij ' .1 i ■ Yoiu|s sincerely, !


(Signed) BARRY i RANDALL. i


roe, Padiham, G dep considered ’


' A meeting of


d_ate_and decided that theltotlerests of; Pensioners ’viu; best candidature


^ , _____ - jply bf. each candij


ire mi


delegates from Clithe- eat Harwood and Sab- le rep


of H. E.


be served.by Randall.:


GSOltGE BILLING Acting Secretary! listorica! Acbouht o f


S A L L E ^ ^ B E Y I . Edited'liy J. Harland.,


1


A wrirk.


few';C,oples of tills standard! coiriple ;e With - plans' and'


.ustrat’tonis; ;iow| on isal^ a t [the


ejitheroe Advi rtiser & 'Tiiries' Shop PRICE’S/-


sighed by the'Arc! bishop of Canter­ bury, the Archbiship (if Westminster, and the Moderator tpe Free Church Cotmcil, states ::—


as ; Sea Services Su ida)/. Sunday, July. 8th, is


to be observed A message.


, Merchant Navy, the [congregations


^ u n d s for the leeriest feelings of gratitude, to the


All , citizens of'Grerit, Britain have _...al: Navy and


It fis totting that our churches


^ould be -asked to in ■ thei'


emember these: tors on' the


Farm^ who has!been tog tion


was 'the


studying the results o f , their recent examination. It was- 1


- - 8! to Jean Pennin


PYEENTS ’DAY.^'pls annual event held recently at thk School, when o parents were givto flfl op


tfie West Riding Ci unty examina- for admission to! Frammar Schools.


;toh, of Mitchell’s iuciessful topass-


Congratula-


thq Old Age Pensibners iri the Clitheroe A Parliamentary Division;—


;X received in answer, l;o a question- aire submitted tc' [each [candidate by


rrHE lire u c


Clitheri Adve^iser


Well'toe, (S itheroe.;, ■ Hd ) U S E ,


'wagi Reaeji Tailcjrs and C Plac;, Clitheroe.


and


UTO-CYCLE, 'vantedT-Write 'Times.


wanted.-; (.[-Apply i Mrs. Hargreaves, Confectionery ind French Polishing wanted; It, is hoped to arrange: early posses­ ; ' |i I I


ground floor three ropmSi t o t floor four rooms and bap, jattic. Timber- built Garage, entrance iop, back street, Residiie of term of £99 years, subject to apportioned yearly :-ent Of £5. Lot 2—Freehold pwellmg-house. No.


54,


Lot 1—Leasehold ; Dwelling-house, No. King Street, 01ith(;roc* Cellars,


On TUESDAY, ! rdij[ULY, 1945, at 3-3(1 p.mj ,


W . s p jbuy BOIQKS & J la g a ^ « . ■ • I -f-R. and F. [Jones, Booksellers,:


arge Quantities of DAY-OLD: POCKERELS wanted;: any breed.; —Appfy: Advertiser and Times.


'rimiiJiREN’S, Ladies’ and Gent’s Vy Second-hand CLOTHING wanted; Carpets; Curtains; i distance no object.; P.c. [prompt attention.—SEED, No. 48,; arson Lane, Plith^roe.


ditibnihg.—Apply Spencer, Son and ■ ........ - " "-etf ’


propu.^ Wilson, SolMtoi [Retford, Notts.


BE SOLD BY auction, BY Write Box^O, [Advertiser and Times.[ iV A T . r u n T W T .


enlent forr, _______


or Barley ’bus route


C^dALL OOTTAGe wanted to rent,' lOi TOalley .veiuent


district,-cori- to Burnley


- j---------- ,


A SSISTANTiwarited ,to work Grass .^Dryer.-iApply:; Cofless, Buckstall Parrij,. Waddihgton.


Robmson,


q ArDENER-HANDYMAN , wanted,- Apply.


WANTElj Worston.


Y ith full[ particulars, to Mrs.


e Manor House; Chatbum. I I______ :______ :


in willing to learri fanri work; milk­ ■


-Strong LAD,. able or


Details an^terms tb Yamell, 80, Molli- son [Way, FMgware.j Middlesex.


HILD’S PUSH CHAIR, to good con- F,Backache or yc u suffer


■Hotel, (Dlitheroe, 1 '! ■


’ Dwelling-house No. Advertiser and [Times. ditjon. [wanted)—Write ' Box J l,


fond:of country: 'Clltheroe district; domestic help toven.—Write Box J9,


M _____^S HELP wanted; C. of E.; Advertiser bnd Times.


1 bxnerience [ with children'’ essential,


; purifier [ser.


herbal


oung man requires homely Lodg­ ings in .or 'near' Clitheroe: prefeij- hblyiifarmhbuse, but not essential.-


miles: of Stbnyhurst College, detached RURAL HOUSE pr Cottage; about, eight rooms, with garden, etc. Would, buy [old property with view to re-con-,


WANTED to .rent or buy, with; vacant possession, within ^'Sht: as soo:i as possible, reh-


to lindP-rWcf household duties iking!; i help givep with washing


H IG H JdL the


r at Benth oe. Te!l


1945. ON SHE !


Wireless, ■ Most sizes in stock ams, 14, Market Place' OUtfie-


TENSION BATTERIES for ' ■ [


1 Place, 01 itiheroe. / ’Phone 167. t ? '


•\riOT I i l stOCli


chasers tion or


tenant-p|


calculat Agents: Bradley’^ Clithero^


tADIOS, from £12 Ss.' 4d., to at Berithams, 14, 'Market


if property for owneroccupa-: vestment, Special terms for xhasers. Ai per cent, interest on monthly balances.


BUILDING SOCIETY Is' g liberal advances to pur-


Varley, pdmondson and Co., Chambers, Castle Gate,


jDark Brown FUR COAT;! full as hew.—Apply: Advertiser


leS. I:


would Exchange for w.x. Advertiser and Times,


' - : • SALE-4Lady’s bis. SWAGGER COAT,


dark green,: new, £4 10s.! Od., or i Apply:


£4 10s. Od. Also Baby’s COT, green wicker, ds new.—Write Box J 8, Adver­ tiser and Times.


SALE-lBlue Sequin-trimmed DRESS, small women’s, semi-evening, short.


Down Quilts, Wadded Quilts,'Without dockets or coupons.^ Tom Younger’s, Clitheroe Market.;


O


dd: , tick Covers, Pillow or Bolster Cases,


. lars fro n : Messrs. Steele, Ford and Newton, Barclays Bank Chambers, Clitheroe. Office hours: Tuesdays only, 10-30 aim. to 245 p.m.


FAX BUILDING SOCIETY’S regular Monthly Savings Department. JParticu-


Union fehirts; Sleeveless Vests, Button Trunks,


rjVTOTf ' SHIE'f S with_^ two^ Collars: - Naw or Khaki Shirts; Sateen or


YOUNijER for satisfaction : Clitheroe Market,


odd Ki keen Clitherfii


perfect Advert!


ADITS’ ,V_ES[TS, (Dombs, Knicto?! fine Art Silt Stockings; Silk Sets;


ickers or prices.


e Marke’;.; short I sleeve Vests;-r-TOM


Slips: Cardigans; at TOM YOUNGER’S.


g [iriachiHe; live in. —T. Hanson, SALE-ARIEL [RED HUNTER, 1936, J.


250 ....................................... runnm


Lot 4 —TWO Leasebold Dwelling PIANIST wantedl—Apply: Red Lion


blue, fi Market


M ^ n at:


attached)! Shirts; Poplin Summer Pyjama, — Tom: Younger’s, Clitherge


ached—with short sleeves, grey, ,wn or'white; Poplin (collar


SILK SHIRTS-CoUar IKORPIfSDOON; a harmless, i natural


from Rheumatism, ' Constipa.tion, try


Tonic iis i obtainable, price 3/4Jd. wine ' size bottle, from any Chemist. 1


BOY’S CYCLE for sale, suitable fbr tiser arid Times. ■


remedy which acts as la blood ' kidney clean- ierbal Health


bbj 6 to 8 years.—Apply:: Adver­


ifor sale.—Particulars; apply: Mr. Bul- icock, ‘ Holmleigh,” Eastham! Street, iClitherpe. ■ '


i


[mENins NET for sale.-Write Box L5 : A Ad/ertiser and Times.


SALE-Folding Metal -Child’s RICK- '


ing; other,' Dawes Sports, 3-speed, dynamo lighting. Both as (after 6-0 p.m.), 16, Wilson Clithene.


i


ijyi'ANY Middle-aged •' Women con- stantly feel depressed, nervy and


SALES-Two Gent’s CYCLES-Hum- Streei


bei| Sports,“3-speed, dynamo light­ SH. tW.—Apply; Advertiser & Times:


^MI’piES. HOUSE and SHOP pre­ mises, Shaw Bridge St., Clitheroe,


cc, tytes; battery, engine, in running ;order.—Write Box Kl, ier and Times.


14 years," spent priimds without relief.” The veiy 'first tablet of Dr.[ Stogha’s Asthma' treatment brought ease and comfort. Try this quio'^ action xemedy yoursdf., Contains no dangeriqus drugs. From all chemists Including tax,


A


gonies of Astjhma ended ( Mrs. M-r—I of Kilmtoock, suffered for


l/81d. and [5/7id.,


l E Z r r . Have you a pain!?. I If so, t 1 eate it with ’^^'eEZIT,” which cofi- All chemists


E inatistofto my bad: and hip/’ [Of all


chemists and storey, to c luM g ' Boots, Taytor’^, etc!, l/9d, and 3/6<i.


aaris special ingred ents for the [speedy relief of headaches bago. lets.


Tonic Tablets cont:ii lant, ’! general to renewed vitality (plus'tax) .—At all


•IXPN, WOMEN young as


M


tMay. Only 3/6 Dhemists. j :


i'


plaint [which has to be endured, as u many -woroen supfose. It-[is easily


l u l l UV/»Y11« ■ X liX O Xu XXW Ml AXMWUXm A WW*** i a i x j iw u ix x u x x


not a natu -ral cora- vMu**,


;rvy ira


a ’ daily dose of Herbal [Health To;


KORPUSDOON, a herbal remedy whip! purifier, liver rouser ser. KORPUSDOO Tonic is obtainable size bottle, from


IP you'/suffer Backache or il'


run down. This is not a natural com­ plaint which has to be endured, as many women, suppose. It is easily improved and gradually cured by taking a daily dose 'of KORPUSDOON Herbal Health Tonic. KORPUSDOON is a mixture of carefully blended herbs. pleasant to take and absqlutely harm-i less. Price 3/4Jd. frpm any Chemist,


ipHILD’S COT, drop side, arid Hair Vm r tre s s , new, for sale! Also TRUNK, 36 X 20 X: 12.-Write Box L4, Advertiser and Times.


te Box J 10, Adver);iser and- 10


to buy |)r rent, wanted to' oe,—Particulars to Box L3, and Times.


work; good Iprospects ^and suitable applicant.—W. F. ulifitters, 9, Market


BOY or GIRL wanted for


t Box L 2, Advertiser o


gbod.. condition,


CiY, 15 or 16, wantea; good wages. ■Ward, 11,! Kin; Street, Clitheroe.


Chars.- Timls.


ANTED-WEL3H rite Box


Ref^tory iTabl), arid Wheel back Advertiser and


DRESSER, a


QALE-NEW IMPERIAL o.h.v., 250 Ip cc, 1936 model; £35.—Eastham, White StonesJ Holden, Bblton-by- Bowland.


| . ! '


■Q^()OD_ Stone-Mff__DweIltai:Jtouse, No. 21, ST.[ JAMES’S STREET, for


sale; two bedrooms, elec, light.—Apply: Seedle, 19, St. James’s St., Clitheroe,


QALE—Pre-war cream H.O.B. PRAM, P with black mohair Hood arid Apron, -pPye, 30,,Pgrk; Avenue, Cl itheiroe.


QALE-Six-valve MARCONI WIRE- P LESS, as new.—Windle, Woodlands, Chatbum. :


IT ADY’S BICYCLE for sale, in good condition; £6 10s. Od.—Apply: R. Cottam, Up-Brooks, Clitheroe.’


“‘C ow farrowed 13 grand pigs witfi- 'ID out__trouble, all living, thanks to


Packets l/2d. from: Byrne, Grocer, 12, King Street, Clitheroe,


TENDERS


COUNTY COUNCIL OF THR WEST ' RIDING ;OF, YORKSHIRE.


GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. RENOVATIONS.


merit to both -staff and scholars to see so iriany parerits present,


f seeing the childre:i q ,t worl - and of great encourage-


successful and enjoymlq Brlng-and-buy sale]’- was held on Stturday week. At the [invitation bf Mri. •). tomett, the the W.V.S., took


bIring-and^buy , SALE. — A very


cleared, and aftemot O on [the lawns. : A caie. Nelson, senr., fbr coi by [Mrs. Garnett. Mrs. Garnett qn-behalf of the W.V.S. fori so kindl; theirl to kii


- of the Red Cross SEA SEEVICIS SUNDAY.


Jtodens at “ Beech- e( stall was quickly ' tea was served given by Mrs.


the undersignefi, to whom sealed ten­ ders should be /delivered not later than Saturday, the 14th July, 1945.


rrVENDERS are ^invited for Painting X work at the above-named School i Specifications can be obtained -from


Education Office, Settle.


E. J. W. DOUGLAS, [Esq.,[i Clerk to the Governors,


' ;


COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE WEST. [ RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.


iJJ^ENOVA’FION OF SCHOOLS.


rition, was won Irwin thanked


7 -placffig - .uhe gardens at for thf effort, which was


■


Schools,:-^ i . 'Airtbn Council School: Internal and


riKENDERS are invited foil Paintin X work: at [ t]he


,.,


[Sawley [Council Sc ool: Iritemal and external painting.


nd external paintjng. ainting. - !h(


p Paythorae Council Schobl: External a -Giggleswick pquncll School: Internal external ;painting.


i . i ; -, ; ■


nd external painting. . ,l : and.Hellffleld Council Schodil; Internal f ■High Bentham Council Bchool (In­


i ants): Internal painttoi '


Bridge Council; Internal and external pamttog. -'I


(Hortoh-hi,-;Bi6blesdale)fi! Helwlth thSpeciflCatiions are obtainable [from


returned,not: later than Saturday, the 7th July.


... ; E. i,J. W. .DOUGLAS, Esq., E Divisional Officer fbr Education.' ducation Office, Settle.


de^ endorsed' with the name of the school, or schools concerned, must be


e r undersigned, to whom I sealed ten- T AM SERVICE


Up-to-date, Sinart Austin Six Seater Gars available for Weddings, Funerals, 1 Tours.


’Phone or write:


STATION; HOTEL Tel. -15 : CLITHEROE Td 45


plitiheroe.j 1 L nes) 497/408).


bed by the Clithe a OOBipriny, L'td.,


a Gisbum Council School;! Internal W / & F; DAWSON SEEDL: external painting..


und ‘er-mentione! I


! ,| [ESHTON’. TERjRACE,-'1 ‘ ^CLlTHEROiE. Tel 252


WIRELESS ACCUMULATORS ••


■ kn|d- '■:',[ HibH TENSlbk BATTERIES


having Karswood Pig Powders every week,”^ says Mr. Bunker, Coppull.—


L ost, recently


TWO SCOTCH G! on rUmp; and one green middle of baeji House, Bolton-by-Bi


■ far hUggon


is a mixturd of carduUy blended herbs, ---- ,nt to take, r- '” Price 3/4Jd,


pleasant to take, and absolutely' harm- "


XO a XUXAVUXC>:UX l^UXWXUUJ Chemist.


from Rhdumatism, ------ ip


a ,y Chemist. 1 0 3T


returning to Mrs. O, Billtogton.


LOST-EWEwith CAMEO BROCjnto Whalley, a large IN MEiilbRIAM


CH.’—Reward on Exton, Bridge End,


IMER HOGGS; red WETHER HOGG, k.—Dinsdale, Alder cwland. [:


POUITEr AND EGGS H


mash. This famous egg-producer con­ tains ground insectMhe birds’ natural stimulant. Try J/3d. packet[ from Blackburn & Sons, Corn Millert, Castle Gate, Clitheroe. I ‘ |


[


Poultry Spice and rtithto' three weeks was


advipfi, '. I put thfem on Karswood ow


and keeps up egg ppbduction. .Try l/3d. packet from; Blackburn & Sons, Com Millers, Castle Gate, Clitheroe. '


to the mash brinigs pullle


a. Klarswood ettss!! 1


into lay


eggs a day from 12 hens. Thep he tries Karswood Poultry Spice (wonder egg-


M ° S___AND MOflE EGGSl Mr. T. S., of Burnley, jgot only five or six


producer) and after 14 toysi use, the '■'OD


If MM H v u y x v u * CXV/X^CbO 1 /u U *


fron;: Byrne, Grocer, 12, Kirig Street, Clitlieroe. ,


ACCOJIMODATiON WANTED Y


oung man des INGS; single res homely LODG- Write Elox K7, Advertiser and Times[


writes Mrs. Cole, Do


IX. WHITE L GHORNS were not laying.


FolHlo ing Eb: ani expert’s


receiving four eggs every !day,” am


TWO LAMBS; red 1 near’ ribs. Also


ASP1N.--Sw[eetest • Kathleen, I who aged! 6 years. ’ i sistef,[ died July


1 ! 1 I ■ I I


cied[


N(jit; just to-da: we


renii el ■ jber.’’! ■ ; bu


DRIVER.-In loving dear! sister, Kate '' July' 1944, ;■ T


elp your hei^s to lay more EGGS by addtog that little .daily dash of Karswood Poultry Spice to the


—


Iso Annie, our de: 141(1


memories of June 25th, li


1943,


y jilt every day, ■


Brook House Faxn , ■V^addtogton. i


memory of' my[ Driver, died, tod'.


: ‘!May sire rest in peace,"


Prom her sister Lottie, broth'er-in-| law Jack, nephew[l ' ' ~ and Hester.


Seedall Avenue Gr^ftori Street


SPEAK.—In loving memory of Private Stanley Speak, whb'dled of wounds


i I 'M l


to. hospital ! in July 13rd, 1944.


I “ ^6me 'da[y w ■


! Pendleton Road, V/isv|^ll


—Prpm Mcjther, i, Brothers. '


WOO] who j . died ’- Jum Mother, died Jurie 28th, 1931.


iries- of Fatlier. 1936. ■ 'Also


Some biay thtok they I are forgotteii; Though on earth;they are no more;


But to memory they are with us. As they always yere| before. [


—Prom their ibving Sons and Daughte-s.


29 Painter Wood, BU! AC room preferred.—


CRABTREE.—Mrs, deeply Mends


CKNOWLEDGMENTS j!


jvellj Mission; difftoi nent. ’THariktog a... !fis aritirlriglattentio


kindness, i and: Jfor[ ■eceel’vfed from tper-


CAR & COMMERCIAL VEHICLE BATTERIES


All Types in Sttmlf Ready Charged. ■ '' , , ' i ■ ■


grateful: to and. Neigh


a


fiours for tooral tribul and from \yis/ l her sad bereave^


H. Crabtreej.'ls ■i all Relatives,


1 -/[■’ ■ i : • 1


b. the I Doctor for 1 r .


FQRREST.-The Hemiy, ; [Forrest manks to, all _ Mr fl^pral tribute , liess shown/ du ring [ their • time


21,| Nejvton StreetJ Clitheroe.! y'l of


:


borrow. ' I . ' ' 24, Wellgate, Glithei


I Neighbours ■patnyi received bereavement;


! S i .


WATSON^The H.'Writson


, Prienda? and messages i of


. .


; thrinlq the: Doctor n their recent sad


rbndered kiridly assistance. 21, St. James’s St ■eet


W. siricerb . thanks


tributes recelvei so the Police for i their kindness.


'cf


Ne ig]ighbours ! r MI


- ,toh all 14, pahklto' Stree;, ,C|iitheroe, .'■StI /[/ThfeetoireiwbJ^Jbi


and others Glitheroe.


fiatfves and Friends received, and kind-j '


F . ixpress . . . i/;of


PAUL LUCAS In “AI MONDAY NfiXT a


' ’prey also! 'wish [itO;


fAgrandjllttli entertatomiatombnt arid wi


Ti


F imily of the late 1 wish- to express their


mpathy affl floral; to their sudden ibss. :


.IjmjRSDAY .J-NIGHT (Friday),. the , ,


-----yJE.-to’The Son and Daughtu., of the late'Sarah [Cunllfie'wishl'to' thank all Prienlds rind Neighbours, Ghatbum.iand Clitherbe, for condo­ lences received m their sad bereaVe- ment.|


■ i |


\:f 1 i


‘ We iare


FRIDA] an(j!! Sat


,fREn ' pod,; S,


delifer j i i


■ ; '1 ■ , ' ' 1 POSSESS 1


Petoaarieht are ” So


j"7~r -■ .


''■T'' ! ’. ■' :i :'■ ;j --1.,^ ■ •■'■T' ••


w a l S ■


’ [■' ■' i . 1. r


WiavE reate( j.EU' ie Ui


e’ll


North-west Europe; understand.”


Father, Sister and


Chtheroe. Clltheroe.


[and niece, Tom' D U G b ^ T t # 933, [ | i i .


it)N Herbal Health price 3/4id. wine


harmless,' natural :h acts at a blood , and kldriey clean-


Gonstipatton, [try


CUNL! Cun'


Clltherqe, ;to her -t Walsden Chuj'ch,


1st June; Sarah "ewton iStra' year. Interr n -the 23rd.


vATSON.—On the 24th June,' at Frankl ■Jin [Str et.


Henry, the beloyed[/husband; of .'t late [Mary Dawson years.: Interred tery on the 27th


at 3t, Mary’s Oen


re t! [ Clitheroe, Willian Vatsori, aged


■if


ARTHUR I ^‘ TH I


bntinubus Monto •50'-p.m. Saturday: ; 2-15, 5-^^and


I Matinee l)kuy.i ■"'T... ;■;' ■: 11


KORPUSDOON KORPUSDOON


This Week-ejiti: d V


improved and gradu illy cured by taking -


Mat


any Middle-a;ed Wonieri con­ stantly feel d£ pressed, ni run down. This is


PAST 40 1[ FEEL EVER ! Oystrax in Vitaniln stimu- yigoratorsJ ! Start


neuralgto' or lum- Powders or tab-


from ctelery, combined with other ■valu­ able extracts. Mrs; H, writes; '“Celu- nox has completely banished the xheu-


_______ Rheumatism I .‘rapidly refleved by Celtoox Tablets, made


j jo u s Ie purchase BY saving. Ask for particulars of the HALI­


!NTS: Sheets, Bedticks, Bed-


N.A.HACKING&SONS . 'r ” , ■ ■ i’ '


-1 . - _ J i MEMOiRIALS


Bo(ik your order now from our ; large-selectdon of [■ j .


BLACK. GREY and RED GRANITES. Prices cannot iqter be griarteiteed. Serid for Caitali^e.


| '


Erected when 'desired, j ! ! A.,.,'! ■ I ■ ■’■■’


Address: i


■liCElilET-ERY GATEi [[ ACCRINGTON.- | . |


PEESONAI


The highest stajidard I :[ at modest


BIRTHDAY


cARE.4Loving b rthday greetings bur dear ;son and brother,' Maur


Booking : Offl,ce !o


bn 'his 23rd birthday, June 28th, Bervtog with , the Mediterranean.


T i i n n OO R.N.P.S. to the


Thire’s ;a face thit ib: always [with us. There’s a voice we wo fid love to hear; There’s a'‘smile wfe always remefnber. Of a soil and brother so precious dear.


—Mother, Da.d, and Richard. I [Crescent. I’ li


I Road, Whallby.


j [bri his 21st birthdaig Ju^ 8th,: 1945. .Serviiig with/the B1L.A. |


F6WLiEE.--Lovtog bifthda to.. ouf


our dear son! arid bro


rother, Jopn, [


a;


Birthday gfeetlngi fond arid true, Pjjom tl^ose Vfho thjrik| the world of you.


—Prom Mother, Sisters and Brothers. 10 Pairiter Wood, Billtogton.


ENGAf ROOST--BROWN.


The engagement lb [announced between Gerald Elliot Riost [only son of . I and Mrs. C. 'J. J*.'Roost, of Clltheroe (and [Folkestone jKbnt), to Barbara, youngest daughter [df Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown, of Mtrecambe,


INTERLljpE ■ ' [


Reasonable charges. iThlsiWeek-eri


Open' 10.30 am.-tb ”.0 p,m. each : toy, ipneheona 12 tb 2,


Cafri] Restaurimt BETTY


of workmansblD icost.


FUI^EPiAL iSe r v ic e 97,1 DARWEN BLACKBl


e x p e r :


fjpHIS firm has had, the; experience wh I


to [perfect a luneial sei this statement with c we! have been serving


abundance, s nfecessary We make


idencb, since Be 1885.


i S H L s


OF DISTINCTION GRANITR AND: STONE.


lettering and cleaning, Ete, A SPECIALIIfY.


for! Estimates'


H. TAYLOR CHURCH LANE. \YTONiLE MOORS


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