i ■' .] CLITHEROE ADVERTISER h TIMES. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER: 27: 1946 "


BOWLAND WANT HOUSING m T A G E PROBLEM TACKlED iEXraitlOUSLY


PLANS I IN PREPARATION EOR GISBURN, NEWTON AND GRlNDLETON


My Tai^et p » y |


divided I \.y r'-


“ rve been in busmesSnigdodinany yfeirs. , .'and fv e jseenia good mmy {yowgsteisJmake thdr'^tait Believe mc!| there’s a lo t inibeiog ablel toistart xightHrhavhig 'the specialist training jand that sortof thing-4to fit straight into a piogressh e job and ensure good advancei^t. My


5T31 tuge^ therefore, is my own boy’s training, Anyone with a .child’s)career to coilisider will^neod to4ook n6'further, .Ljmagine, ' for a jajgetfwdl worth) saving-for.”


S&VKGS |>SFsacs rS S'B(»n)3 DEF^^ m \H 'l TARGET * £520 WLLION BY APRIL


I localifood' officer, asking for nomi­ nations for the Food • Committee, the present committee’s ' term of office, expiring! at the end of I December, t.


I Messrs. .Garrard, Hltchln l and '•Watson.


I of 'the committed .are to be, asked I I to cohtlnue'!for.| the. next' term of 1 Consumption of water from the


office. • The -mlnutes-contalned- the following l-i i.: 1 j) .


Council’s mains for the :flve: weeks ended'August 2ith was;, Grlndleton, 432,000. ^ o n s ; i , Sawley,;,i95j^0; Rlmlngton, i244;3(W; Newton, ..71,000.


II PEl’RGL'PDMP. ilDNSOp BRIDGE [' j •; ; ' I. ■ . ■ j'.


to -the DUchy of ^Lancaster ihad Indicated that ; the .pump iwas


: i Furt'her-correspondence iJia'd taken'Place, (regarding- the petrol pump)at'Dufasop'Brldge; The agent


erected-by the'Duoiiy, and coni' tended'',that the position was con-ii


I [The ■; ) county : "Surveyor \ had l^reii I iterated'' ihls previous .contentloA that' tiie sl'tei ’W


; p o l^ d ' Out ,that the petrol pump ; wfisXnot 'i-a 'bffildlhg; to which [the : .Council’s:; bye-lEi'wa i would applyj


|i;ahd wattoe Uoence granM to •Leednam related to [the-storage of


;dilate removal, -'as;; no plans had 'brett passed for lts;erectlon.Tt [was-


eiqires^d' the .(pinion' that - the- Ctouiicil should -Ask [for Its Imihe-


’ah- u‘ nsultb/ble, and'


I iHasleteood 'be nominated to serve In their place. All:othermenlbers


I It .'iwas ideclded to recommend that MesSra' Aspln, Dr. Fitch and


I 1 ::


! The .committee has.16 members:; tencrepresent consumers, five ore trade, members, . and one Is a trade employee. Since theiJormatlOn of ithe jpresent.cornmittee three mem^r bers lof j.the Council, . who (have served as.consumerrepresentalilves, were::no jlongeri on the .Oounclh-


i I'l . r : ; :


I Proctor,. .'Redman; Robinson, Wil­ liamson,' Wright.: I 1 The Clerki Mr. Ji M; Arrowismlth,


; land'[Councillors ; Asptn, Dugdale, [Eastwood, .Dr.i Fitch, Hartley, [ He sie l tIne, > Holgate,' iHaslewood,


reportedtecelptofa letter from the


. vheld 'ln the Olitheroe Town Ball on iMonday. , Those, .i present were: Councillor T. Walker (chairman)


j/^UN(3IL business was dealt with to ;be an efifectlve and convenient '•‘ expeditiously lat. the, monthly | unit of local: government i admlnls- meetlng ■ of •the i 'Bowlafid R.D.C., tratlon. Resolved: that the letter


^approach was received. ji : [EXPENSES OP J|fEMBEBS !


be received and that no further action be taken In: regard to the matter .unless some f ju r th e r


'beha^. Resolved^.that the: reply to I this .questionnaire: be! deferred: pending consideration byiia more


representative meeting lof the Council.'


M l ' ' i I :.BDS SERVICE, ir ' I ,


-Of ^uch a'service‘Would beiadvan-i tageous -to residents In the: area and would, be entering for la public need, and - that' the!Commissioners. 'be invited to reconsider the applK cation.I '


' ' ■ I' I :. i:: ' : ! HOUSING FROBIEMS I The Chairman i' iqf r the .Housing


ciiltles were,arising In corineetlon Vdth the Ultes/at Bolto’n-by-Bow-. land ahdrBashhll''EaT^-andlt was- .noWi'sugg^Sted: .that the ifom-^lype • ‘,‘A” iSwedl^ i’KmbCT'Houres 'Should'


I petroleum'-splrlt and,did -not con- .<?pm:the siting of! the puffip; the [Only, other apparent con'trol was, |under [ the Town-i.-and Country 'Planning (Interim. (‘


■ it would appear to .be CTown: .'property; and the'pOwer could hoti toe -effiOrced. -iRetolved: .that ‘the*


AM03E»a:NTi zooj i & .g/ibd: BABs &


...... Is. • S '


M S ffm m nM & id ' “


i i i '


, 'Considei; toklhg /actlon for removal Lpf -fhe. oDStfnctlon.,under the pw-


'Visions ;o#f the Road Traffic Aet, 1930 '


WtMATcu ^ o um f BPf tw/raye/w, ; ,


I vlslto pLaiprefabricated' kitchen at' SlaldbUrh'School on (behalf 'M the Co u n t y ! Education' ■ ComtUlttee. • Details - of the (proposal : had 'been submitted.: to • the •' Town" Planning,


for planning consent to the prb-


Officer,-whoreportedithat.the'pre-. ffibrlcatCd''bUlldIng'propo8ed to be: erected, Although 'PMy Intended as a tenrporary -'structure,-'wpiild be completely put of harmony With the purroundings And womd ■ clash Molently with' the .'afehool' building Itself, and thereby seriously injufe "’'le amenities of , the locality; Tlie Inlster of Town, and ^uhtry


a


’lannlng.was particularly, Anxloils * maintffin theiquallty of develop- mt ip. the Bowland;arral. Jn the cumstances tpe Town'vPlannhijg'


No. 49


riiis-.,liard- wearing bitish "is; yours for dri/y'^0'labels from


. it consent tq .the 'prppoisal [ble ifused'.; Resolved: - that ifhe Coun- ' being mindful -(of the-iurgenlt: tt-.fpr the provision of school


leer - felt . 'bound to - recoihmend


Authority, defer; consideration of me application, and .that a Joint meeting be arranged on thtsiteof the proposed .erection between all’ interest^'parWeb, (;


:als ln this area, and at the sanle le -realMng -their ‘re^xmsiblllty the Interim Development


; & l ie n ^ p s o/: Black & jGrie/i' .GoWfJi Tijftr mIVa 1 _


o& f m Fm CIB^ '1'


I ,d Ukbf.r ^ Of, f€A Packffts ' ' QUAinil IB.


appear! until the livec bas been damaged. Routine Dosing with Cooper’s Fluke and ^ Worm Drench .(containing the purest form of


Symptoms of fluke do not to cH ok W ' SffVs S.


carhop-tetrachloride) is therefore ■ esienthiL WHEN' TO 008E EWES ■■IITirrii -mill Tim


H|.-ll»i HM IFT., IIThUIM M V.


IIII.-tlT, HI IF nr.* nr, Hi HI. •ir.-iif, ■HOT,aiiMM;aiHS. Biii»T,aHn,aiiiKi.,


. aririen n


** 1**^ >•»!* M*l «• Mm M M» W WwW


«HEN ,T0 'D0SE (miE)i SHEEP Mm* IM « Nw D


* Ika D i. uipi. th* , hl(sf troile, w (SiaptM^ \ V M m IB" Otniril Huii{ir '


■F. E.W.H9WEU, LL0. HtU, Offll»-.HAl,IFAX


, le»ni lot Homes to b u y y o u r


:,any tlmojto a limit of 2(!jhares.ir..... ■ Favoorabljeinterestratewlth bonuse|ln addition.


■an accoupt In the Subsci;lptiori (Shares Depart­ •ment. Each [Share calls, for a, luiiar. monthly


foveitmeiit of 10/- an4 rifiav be taken up at


HALIFAX aulLDIM^ SOCIETY ,' ' ■


Clitheroe Agents: STEELE, FOBDi :&..NEWTON, BABCLAFS'BANk CHAMBEBS,


. j':


Offigei Hours : .Tuesday and OPrldays, 10f30 a.m. ■ WILLIAM E. SUTTON


I-ANE, CLITHEBOE. . , PABK VUjLAS, KII^Q iSTBEET. Tel. 2133,


' I ' .: . -.'j- ■ ' ’


to-M 1p.m. i ,


i«7, an taore^ of 35 over June. Non-- ..


tha..^he Minister -of Transport states any month since June, 1941.':


particularly those ™re the highest-in


JULY BOAD DEATHS v t roadJ; deaths In July.' numbered


become a simple procedure by openlng


BAKINC POWDERj TAXATION INCREASE


T According to returns made In'theil I reasury’s ( annual report on National tncome .and Expenditure thei ‘propor­ iion of the national Income pata away ln rates, and taxes (direct imid indirect) Iast.year, as compared with-1938, had'


ncreased from 4s.' lOd. - in the £ to OS* OUt.


‘ V ' . i; ' :


Clerk to the Clltheroe Rural-District (JouncU, Intimating that his Ooun-!- cU. 'had considered A letter from the Town Clerk of: Clltheroe and the accompanying report upon the suggested amalgamation of the Borough of Clltheroe with 'thp Rural Districts of Bowland and Clltheroe. -After, giving very careful coslderatlpn- to the 'Subject, the Clitheroe Rural' District Council 'Unanimously decided that no useful purpose would be served by-ffiscuss-1 ing the amalgamation of areas, as they considered the existing district'


AMALGAMATION QUESTION i A letter was received '•from'''the!


^ PROPOSED KITCHEN ' ‘ An application'had! been received'


Prderstoid, aS :the /hstallatlon: was made';by -the DuChy of-!Lancaster,’i


Development)!


fOouaty-lSurveyor be 'Infbrijied'. thati. 'this Council appear; to ‘be powerless, to act ‘ In' -the' matter, and asking, rfhat '-the County' Council should ;!


be (submitted ' with ,ithe !,uthjost desi^tch-jand' that ‘[to i.expediye negotiation an attempt j.be made to arrange|for all parties interested! to ffieet -together bn .the site In an


endeavour [to reach mutuali agree­ ment.'- ' '


'arlridleton.,-:


.houses whl<!h Were attractiye, bilt' the Committee-decided .that prefer-- ence , ShouM be glvmi j h -' the ■traditional type of house arid that as a-first Ihstalment six’l f e t r y standard type: hpuSes!' should’ 'be erected.ht (Rlmin^ri andi fbur at


houses had (beefi IpspePled. | There were' niAnyi' feAturesviUbdut: ihese


ffirex •, ruM "type • • prefabi Ic^^ "


'Within the district-ahd knewi wlmt replacements were required In' e'dariage


,iUc could;.asslSt In the pi :slich.damagej.. Resolv letter (be hdaresseij., ■ 'Press,;!


' culprits on-any. occasion were found.' throwing ■ : signs .or jpushhig off IqPte chplng stones .from the! .parapet walls of


■this nature by r ^ .__


■had a'Med' a rider to thtir verdict recommending | the provision such a sign. 'Resolved: toat


.^th^,provlslo|ibf the A letter was Iccilved from!


County'.CouncU'be risked^" —


Bolton'^by-Bbwlandi Motor ^ ilCo


!, asked to arrsrige " nece^ary


' Supported, and' that lii addition [the operator should, be Invited to -ton- slder. tile Inclusion. ;'of ' a service from Bolton - by - Bowland [ ivla


an apphcatlon .which the Gompto'y were making to! the Traffic com­ missioners for a market day service of stage carriages .between Bolton-- by-Bowland and Settleon.Tue^s and Saturdays 1 In each Wtok. Resolved: that .the application be


Wlgglesworth' to HelUfield I [ on. Thursdays weekly In icomieotlon with the HelUfleld Market, 'li '


solicitors 'acting [oh behalf of , toe; Ltd., Inidtlng thelcouncll to support


'the


•leading dom to ^eHodder Bridge, on the' Clitiierc^Longridge 'toad. T h ^ 'bad', recently been a Ifatal .accident at thlsfpolnt, arid the' Jura


idrawlng, the Council’s atteatlPn to (the need for the. provision [of a danger, sign- at the top hf theThlll


-:A letter,. .was! received from the Coroner for the: Craveri Dlykon


(the majority of eases ' was .wilfully .dorie by t youths'shd Iri mAny ca..


the'.,public tb-i!isslst •gebf the


the local


damaged coMitiOn'Of several" of the rpad'slgns within the arei£„.and the -Surveyor stated that he' had Obtained a' report of every (sign


DAMAGE TO ROAD SIC (Re'fererito was ffl^ei


--------- ite as


fevenu)n.of..| that a


esponslble! 5 Uiepub-


' 1 "' I '


‘Friend Atmltage,UChapel-street. ferry BroW, Huddersfield, and - Samuel Kaye, Harold^venue, Lum-


wood, Barnsley, were eabh fined TOs. '*or,.^l'dng a motPlibO'ich 'aiong A , prohibited :: road,' at. w h a 11 e yj ■Ai^tage sent a letter In which he


iriAdei'to tile I w ^ a U e y - r o a d , i n t o J Q t i e e i i i - ^ t r e e t * . ■ m a . ' P r o m i n e n t p o s l u C r i . a t t h e


w h i c h ' W a s a . p r o h l b i t e a ! r o a d f o r t h i s c l a s s o f v e h i c l e . I T h e S g n - w a s


Junction, :■ : [ L\ THE PATH OF !


•gate ‘‘Farm, iWeetom -Leeds, was fined'(£2 for permitting a'private'


-p^was directly iiil tiiA path of traffic turning' left ftomi Clitiieroe Into Accrlngton-roadJ The vehicle made it equivalent- to another line o f : traffic. Defendant said, “ I thought It was a yard to;the pub.


I did not know there waA another road.i” .


' ,


Farm, Walshaw-road; Bury, was fined' £1 for not having ■hTO white lights to the. front of, his (car, and


: ' ■: [.


who was In the. Black Bull Inn, had' 'parked; his car on ijthe .'wrong side In , Bridge-road, I Ghatburn.


case .was dismissed oh pAjment of costs. ■ ■ ■ 1' ' Tom Forrest, farm .bailiff, Owler I


a-similar sum for not havirig a red' rearllght.


P.C. Bacon said that defendant,-


Defendant, -when told [ of the offence, said, “ It was a complicated dashboard, and I : must "have switched the lights out at the same ■ thne as I switched off: .thefengine.”


DOG WITHOUT POLIAR


bearing the owner’s, name and address.


, . [


dant claimed the dog at the Police 'Station- he‘sald, " Well, If had a collar on when I last saw


P.C. Taylor said that ‘Wheh defen­ Itiuei by the Cake and- Biecttit Wonu/act.uigrj War I ■ ■ .'j


POOR PASTURES !■;


rime Jlllano* ttt.- I ■ ■ ;


j-iJN the outlying parts of many farnis i'J- there is an acreage of old turf that :lk not pulling 'its weight in. thei drive


I'Clover. " The improvement that can be ’ , brought about by surface cultivation or


,1. Such areas are generally best teokled by ploughing up either for arable cropping or for., direct re-seedlng. if


. moment iti should be; turned over at to


greAtlTreduced.''"”


I ^lese wlU I not only help to incroase toe rottog^ratj of the turf; but': they


" ' ' . I .' little" at the


once and left fallow throughout the ' ®y'tills means the•


'>®


'» ^ advisable to give the area one' ■ M two. cross ploughlngs in August


‘ trolling _ such weed^sses aS twitch and watergrass. While the field Is


^9, to^etoing towards con- ■ I' ' '


ehan; two neiw permanent' houses for Healths latest: housing report. -


PRIVATE i ENTERPRISE LEAD t Private enterprise In July ibuUt more


very one; completed by local authori- to the Ministry of.


for more food. The grasses on such tod are poor and there is little or no


*yg®^^wtag.may therefore, be dlmost'


'under plough Is the time: to have soU wIf arable cropping. Is planned then


samples: Jiaton by the County War Agricultural lExeoutlve Committee. '


or winter;oats:should be cotoldered as an alternative crop.


a ■When[ thfe [decision Is to re-seed the area dlrtot It: Is goodpollcy to seek the Edvice [of !the; Vfe . Agricultural mxecutive; [Commlttres about seed


.


ixture^ and (manures and to-ask for m the Committees; contract rates for


anuring aiid'rerseedlng. '


ploughing. If .Conditions [permit It is as well [to [roll 'directly after drilling. One ofj the; risks; of taking wheat on fallowed land Is the postiblllty of damage [by Ithe wheat bulb fly, and rye


t heat Ih i suitable localities Is possibly the tost -first crop, but care must be caken, to avoid a loose seed-bed, a


ondition; that often -follows deep


King-street, Whalley, was Ifined' '5s. for allowing a-dog to stray on the -highway .without a collar Or badge


' James Archer Whlteley, (butcher, Angling Notes S Si ByALMON


( 4’Mor to I the[ floods, anglers [had ■capital sj ort. Ikom the Hacking Boat Fishery oni Big! Ribble; briit fishers, uslrig miggotj and worm took good


- both are bound to have Increased their itoqk of mi^ory fltii.


a At the tiinei of writing ffie nibble


nd the lodder areiln good condition; ' - i.i ^


its (f chub.! roach and; gudgeon. River Hodder, -yieldto some,[nice


ialmon vhlch tipped the! scales . at- ! asilbs. Mri ^'aUows landed his [first Weeks; tielwuU-known holdlng places'


r irineli Mr. Harinan .[landed a capital lareiwell itocked.1 [ , I i


qxcffient salmon' weighing i 101b. [ and '151b. respi ctlvely.l Mr. May.'ia member tof 'Clltniroe Anglers, spinning a


-Golden Devon; hooked "and landed a rrilco grilse,of.albs;. 'MrJitoy. another member O


ay, ( John Spencer. Mr. ,Cottam, a member io: Blackburn Ariglers,[ fishing


f ught aililb. sea trout on the


trout, caufht by this (angler from (hel ■^"ie Potliconsisted of twelve brown


AUKV AiU.-. A [(JiVVlUUO WOOaTlbi VI; U*w” **j


on in one [afternoon;on his waters •ii> the Hoighton west area, landed two


n '■ .[Shaw of Bank 'Hail, lariaed three : [Major Torke, angling..........


f


- [■The Rh eriRibble gave the [best sport (; Dr. Smelley, U member rif the


: ' .


of the see son. Some capital salmon' and a, trout were! caught. In the Sawley


• (salmon, tu^atory fish willigiye (good ' .sport on the Hodder fori the last; five


kshire I Anglers, landed. .; three saimon, li eluding two twenty-pounders.


>n to members^ of the Whittwell , Ca del landed a nice $lb[ grilse,


using a private oar irithout •a,'] current Road' Fund licence; pleaded that,Iti. was an oversight] .and the


street, Rlshton, suilmoned' for


OTHER MOTORING 01 FENCES John Stoddard, 'farmeil,! Clifton-1


park^i at' the junctlori"of'Accrlng- ton-toad and King-street),'Whalley,.


•Frederick 'Edgar-Bryer, Wood-'


jar to remain'nt rest In aiposltlon" likely to cause danger to other persons uslng the road. ' | 'P.C. Ellison said -the car Was


Youngsters burn up energy quickly, and they ndeil the extra ‘fuel’which biscuits give. Biscuits provide


■ ' -w. i nouns] Un6nt vvithout waste, j ^o-one wastes biscuits, ■ l ' ' " ^ 1 Enrol and


CONTRkCT ir now for


BRll lhe\ y le HVnI


U ilU T Y FURNlTlfl th!


Bty your Uitdllto Puimlture!^ and see toe difference! ln!.iQTJj bestlat EDMONDSON


NOW; aiid'be sattoled. w Plastic Handles fitted '


to Fenriltsh-^RING Ki


enestipric^i Oato onlyi I [ I CHtoeroe ail'


! W'( EE' ------------ -------- -IC ! ' ! ' uta I I j'; » i ! - arid iti days


' sound!] , attracq ' and pi


I. S su^u


BUY NOW AT EDMOL____ are giving 1


1/6 in thd £ Discount .


, PG. Peake said defendants drovC: ■m^. 32.-seater,';coafiies frmn(|


said that he did'riot notice the i sign, while Ipye..wrote that he followed ^another .bus. ,


I ' ■ -•'A" S h®’


■ is a tollclpus ‘ ■vitamin food, aid provides important suppletaentary nuthents which heto to build robust health and'to protect bab3( agdliist'illneto.[ n j '


l' ;


‘Vimaltol.’ .has a delicious sweet lorarige flavour and its use ensures that: ibaby obtains vitamins required for ' Batiafa(rtory growth and inormaU development. Moreover, ^Vimaltol’ improves the digestibllltyi tbf the feed .arid provrdes necessary food factors; ' !' ■ ' '


with a little of the riillk, then add,toMe feeder. * Vlmaltol ’


very^ effective | wAy, to increase the ® lAito mix ‘Vlmaltol’


;be allocated' to.'A'&’te^afi Sffidietom' ■^#ye,d: jthat; these;|slt)es[;slw


.rate of (progress ■Which was being’ '.achieved. Plans were In eburse of prepwatlon for : submission to'.the- ReglonatTIannihg Officer [Of (sites at Qia3llrn: and 'Newton and ' of iadditional: 'sites (fbii ‘ (Immediate' development:: 'at:,':’Grii.dleton,' and'' (certeto' toendments ’hOdbeenisug- igested inborder to.overcomel oppbsl- )'tloni; with regard to' vsites at’- . Qrlndleton ■


and Waddlngtoii. Dlffl-- ’


'Committee (Dr. Pitch'): reported on, the, .'housingposition .gener^ly t h r o u g h o u t tneI district and expresstd dissatisfaction 'tUth the’-


the rejection; by the [.Traffic :Com-' mlssioners of I an- application ’ for : a , new ■ bus -senlce. ■ between, Settle sand" Olltheroe via Wlgglesworth, Forest Beck and Beiton‘-by-Bow,-': land. I Resolved'!''that!this lOouncU' Is of the-<!pinlon 'that the^p^ovlsion'


Further reference I was-made to .


attendance at meetffigs: i of the Council or 'When travelling on Its'


Rural District Council Association, Inviting an expression p of the Council’s - opinion , In regard, to expenses ofmembersiln respect of:


AI letter was received'.from the


County Ma^trates’ C^uri


Monday: Before Mr. R. Green (presiding),) 'M|sS ■ 'M. • wilUams andMrs.iM.:Asplnall.


(Bridge, were fined' .£2 and £T | respectively, plus i,£2 12s.' costa' each, ifor unlawfully fishing for | trout at Chipping. In a letter they


- In evldencf along that part of the


,16th'defendants were fishing with rod and line in ithe River Loud and


tolUfl’. had produced his-warrant card.


I ..


-fish,‘which defendantS'-proceeded to take out -without making even a


AUTO-CYCtlST iWITHOUT :: "LIGHTS ■' "


hurst„ Alghton, pleaded ' not guilty to driving an auto-cycle In Avenue-, road,'Hurst Green, -and falling to-,


r.rear 1 Identification 'piate Uluml-: mated. ■."■■■. -i; i ■ i


Robert Holden,. Dashwood, Stony-.i


stop when requested by a police constable, 'but guilty to being with-:, out red-Ught- and to not having thpi


i : . :P.Cj ^ t o n said mat he;shone'


"(about ten yards. Witness was about to follow him when he accelerated


. JUS torch as the cycle came towards ‘Mm '^ d called" upon defendant to Stop. Defendant swPrbed to thebfl^ (Side p d - carried I on slowly ' for- i


. seen-'at home, sald,]“ l did not hear I Defendant saldi he ,was going


p d drove away ;a_t A, great speed towards his home. Defendant when


stop but was never ’ “'wanted' him to stop, j


think! tlie co n s tS ; |


chillenged, (ahd


I .®®^“ ^ant was fined lOs. In each (Of theifirstitwo cases, and the otiidr I [.Case was dismissed. I ;


1 DROVE ALONG PROfllBI’rED! Capt. JACk\ h


Grea!t(kt o f Fi I : with


M


STILL i MRE in the.ihriie tceeklyill


OjlE new M


O


RE ne O


, ________ l e s e


m a m i m i b l l m p j m


should be regardied by the Bench as serious, Mr. Backhurst observed ‘that ithe -Board used money which came from licenced lor the Im­ provement of th e :' river 'and- 'for presmyatloni and r'Stocking with


'Requesting tha't the offences •IrntPeictttimmlfrimis?. " ; PuU 4 wid wait)


very; modest contribution 'to the' general fund, i I


-


time. But ate,we never tW'Of .me atdeiiness'tl^ « y kail pydlsb


'lO ef'os n


'fiHtttt of ewnnwm tmtie Of wne^rHIt’i a jnsiter of


>afet) more tibeo a (the rea£ imiitttMkimiarMmi \ '


THE EMINENT INDIAN EIe | lifetime of experience i ■ pll Dise MADE 6TR0NG>-GLASSES1DI^|


. ; of the Eye sMlfnllyiandjl


KINDLY NOTE CHANGE (OF . i 15, York StT(


Where honsultationd are on r|E I 27, REGENT Telephone ‘EEI^.VM7Q(I


A F FM R O ikD , , , .......


C A R E L E S S N E S S I i l-'K'ILLS


If y(m_i^er ^m ^ ^ h tiH ea li Near Bight, Odd


Unequal IPower of SIghi Wati Dropping Eyelids, -Aching: Eye Strained Sight, Blindness lean


or [Biol


saldi "nothing and made no diffi­ culties;'but Eckersley did not give his - name and ■ address ■ until the


‘Pleaded Ignorance,' pointing out' that there was no! official notice'i


prosecuting for the-nibble Board of Conservators, said that on August


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