■ 'I- ^ • T“\ ' EIGHT CUtheroe aU District - Agricultuijal Society I


' P r ^ i d m : H. L. BUSHTON, kkq. C h a irm a n : Councillor J. WILKINSON.


y ic e -C h a im a n ; R. WILLIAMSON, Esq, the th ird


$ATURDAY, s e p t . 6 ^ W47 on Tile Showfield, Chatburn Road, Oitheioe


Upwiards of £700 in Prize Money BUCK RYAN and his famous RODEO |tROOP


WORLD CHAMPION EIDERS AND ROPE^ ' DISPLAY COMMENCES AT 4-0 p.pi.


HORSES,! CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, ELDING■ AND ; UMPING classes; CHILDREN’S' GYMkl^ANA, ADULT .JUMPUG AOT hAcKNEY classes, i CLASSES FOR RECORD^ AND pedigreeI cattle.


Exhibitions bf Members of iWomen’s Instlitutes and Dunsop Bridge Youth Council


Admission 2/6. (After 5 p.ni. l/6i.) Children If . all day Licensed Bar. Luncheons. ; Teas and Running Bufet


ENTRIES DEFINITELY CLOSE 8r0 p.m, TO-MORROW (Saturday) August 30th.


No Entries accepted! without; Entry Fee. Schedules from:;—Hon. Secretary, W. SMITHSOI , This Space has been Tdndly gim SAXES BY AUCTION . H


ellifield auction mart I Company, ltd.


THURSDAY, September 4th.


A A A TO 425 choice young NEW^-' AUU CALVED COWS and HEIFERS


on offer, all direct from north county, and local farms. Prizes offered^r beat. cows And heifers. Judging lO-Q a.m. Sale ^ e d la te ly afterwards.; ; .


THURSDAY, September 4th.


notify us of their entries on'or nefore . : Monday morning of each week to ; enable us to advise customers. ^ Sale at ,


SALE of all classes of ATTESTED 9 ifil ii]


1 pjn. prompt. ___;| FRIDAY, September 5th. MTHE LlSTEItS' -ARMS


Fanners: SALE ■


CATTLE. Will vendors please: |


Xd^asses of LAYING.pPP C A T ^ , and HEIFERS, etc. .A: really g (^ entry is already to hand, other entries^ solicited and Mcepted to timaof Mle Ballot drawn Tuesday, .Sept. 2nd. Sale at 11 ajn. prompt with bulls. .


. ^ TUESDAY, September 9th- U


laying-off CATTLE, Geld Cattle; etc. Will vendors please noti^ us o f :


sual fortnightly... ^ prize SHOW and S ^ of all c l a ^ . of


their entries on or before Thursday, i next o enable us to advise customers. | TUESDAY, September 16th.


and Skipton Branches. SpeciaLfmnual j PRIZE SHOW AND SALE Of Regi^ |


flTHE 1 B)


i f ’ !


cows!! also bulls, ATTESTED and NON- ATTESTED. Schedules, entry forms ^ and further particulars on application


Cla!sses for newly-calved cows tajcalf '


to the Secretary, F. W. Starkie, Helli-: field;! via Skipton.


p,, W. STARKIE iiv\ ; Phor e Hellifield 226i Secretary.


rpHE GISBURN AUCTION SIARX COMPANY, LTD,


rpHE NEXT FORTNIGHTLY SALE A !bf all classes of IN-CALF CA^LE will'lbe held on WEDNESDAY; Sept.i


lOthI Entries solicited. J. 'WEATHALL


Tel.; Gisburn 242. i| SLAIDBURN


milE ANNUAL SALE OF, STORE 1 ISHEEP is fixed for


the [Auctioneers, ! RICHARD TURNER & SON.


WEDNESDAY, September 24th, 1947! Entries are respectfully solicited td


': 'j Bentham. ' , .' !■ [:


GOVBRNMEN?? SURPLUS '


Rubber Hose Piping, : Rubber tyred Truck or Barrow Wheels. . '


Large Ovens. ■; g


Water Boilers, with taps. Hot Cupboards. ' Fan Sets.


Double Primus Stoves.! . : Chests of Drawers Wardrobes Megaphones.


. ' Wagon and Car Cushions. '


Wool Waistcoats. Fur-llned Flying Jackets


Rubber Gloves.


Flying Boots. Flying Helmets, Omcer’s Valises.; Raincoats. .


andTrousers.


Kapok-Uned Overcoats. Travelling Bags. Flying Suits, 1 Haversacks.


i


Oilskin Coats and Suits. Duffle Coats.


Army Boots, -i ' Special line in Boy’d Boots


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(size 5). i A - I Khaki Gaberdine


Khaki Trousers. Biding Breeches, W.L.A. Breeches (new) .


B.A.F. Trousers.


merican ! ’Trousers.


Police Capes.


l i f Ilf


t .


Sleeping Bags (make Ideal eiderdowns).


NO COUPONS REQUIRED


BLACKBURN’S GOVEBNMENl! SURPLUS DEPT.,


CASTLE GATE, CLITIIEEOE Telephone 533 &|S84.


Printed-and published by the Ollt^roe Advertiser & Times Company,. Ltd., at 6, Mwtot Place, Clltheroe. 'tel. 407/8


(two lines). i i. i , . , i


Wagon Ropes. R.A.F. Gauntlet Gloves (lamb-skin lined).


! ' " Secretary. J


„E Northern' Dairy- shorthorn i Breeders Society, Bentham, Settle-


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teredi Dairy Shorthorn Stock, to be heldl at HELLIFIELD AUCTION : MART. All'classes open to members: of the above Society.


“ l^ ^N U A L PRIZE SHOW & | p. of all classes of BULIB; also;,


Hilton Hey, Waddlngton, CUtheroe. i Tel. CUtheroe |429 n by R, Di Blackburn and Sons


SAXES BT AECTIOK SHORT NOTICE OF SALE


THE MINT COtTAGE,


BOLTONBYBOW LAND, Near OLITHEROE


| HOTHERSALL. & FORREST will Premises a 'quantity of S irplus


,Instructed by ! Mr. |A. Oxley Sell by .Auction oi the above


WEDNESDAY NEXT, 3rd September, I


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE EFFECTS on


Sofa! with-2 Ann jChai s and loose covlrs; Mahogany Ro l Top Desk; pairlof Divan Beds; Box Spring Bed. and i Mattress: mahogany Dressing


Included! are ; Oak Long Settle; at 1-30 pjiL alHAM, for the vMalhamdale I Drawers:


Set; dqal Cupboard; Electric; Cooker; etc., etc.


Standard Lamp;! Canteen of Cutlery; Electric: .Clock: ;‘


Table; Dressing Stool; p


2 pamtett' Ch ists; Chinese niish-1 mbton Radio [Domestic' Utensils,


oak Chest of Saby Belli:Ung”


Coope the following items will be sold: Antique oak Dresser & I ot Ball above, 5ft 71ns.; antique ;oak Ohest with in­ laid top rail. 3ft Sins.; vantlque oak Comer Cupboard;: art; mahogany Comer Wa^tand; ani, oak Bureau, fall front and brass fan handles, 3ft. lin.; ant. mahogany Swing Mirror, shell and scroll frame 3 Windsor Kitchen Chairs; 3 rash-seated Stand Chairs: oak Bookcase with writing flap; Helmet!Coal Scuttle, copper,


And at the. same time for Mrs. A.


from 2 to 4-30 p.m.! and sale.


On lilew Tuesday, 2pd September, Bank Salerooms, Clithene. (Tel. 95).


WADDINGTiiN, near H OTHERSALL F


hothersaiIl & 1 Auctioneers and Valuers.


on morning of FORREST,


BANK SALEROOMS. CUTHEROE


THURSDAY, 4th Sep at 7-30 p.11.


The Freehold Sto DwelUhghoi se


oduced) on ember, 1947, ne-Built


offer for Sale;by f.uction at the CLITHEROE.


CLITHEROE ADYERTISER & TIMES. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1947 SITUATIONS VACANT


SAXES BI AUCTION HENRY HOLDEN A MN


B


o ro u g h SALEROOMS, ! LOWEBGATE. CUTHEBOE.


RINDLY ' REMEMBER Sale of


HENRY HOLDEN <te SON at the BOROUGH SALEROOM, |


31itheroe. Tel. 358.


Bring your Identity Cards. ; .1 HY. HOLDEN & SON. ■ ' .


; prompt BY T. 8ILVERWOOD


IMPORTANT DISPERSAL LIVE- I STOCK .SALE AT


TTlLL FABIVI, GRINDLETON. X l j Near CLITHEBOE.


ivEDNESDAY NEXT, Sept. ^ 3rd, 1947.


IHR. T. 8ILVERWOOD Iniconjun^ LuL tlon with Mr. J. Balshaw,: will: Sell by Auction' for Mr. Wm. Amin


or» Superior Ayrsa Shorthorn cross S o CoW due Sept, Oct„j^Nov;j 3 Teifers, served useful dates: 3 Heifers, ;eld, forward beef; 4 Cows. geld, feed- hg; 4‘ Stlrks, 10 to 12 months; 2 Heifer Calves; 1 Shorthorn Stock Bull,


30WSland In-milk CATTLE, Sheep. Torse, as f o l l o w s .


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* Sheep and Lambs: 70 half-bred md Lonk Ewes, all fit for wintering: 97 b l md Suffolk-cross Lambs, a grand lot aone having been drawn; 7 good Shearr togs; “2 Suffolk Rams; 1 Border U


'0rr6ct> ' ' '


Eatage: 198 acres of MeadoW, and William E. Sutton, Park ,WUIas, King Pasture (which Is full of grass and Well


j : O-30 ajnl. to :8 p.mi Whalley Agent'.


placed teats, mostly coming with second Mlf. With the exception of; 10: black and whites all are roans In .colour,, many being promising for the coming shows. A cordial invitation is extended tjo.all who are Interested to attend this


Sale at 1-0 o’clock. Olitberoe. L


• T. SHiVERWOOD and .J. BALSHAW,


TeL 228 - i


Terms Cash. i


Auctioneers.


Important dispersal | cattle ■ sale . ..


ittle meabley hAll farm, MEABLEY. CLITHEEOE


ion (farm to let), will Sell by Auction on


i r Cows due Nov., Dec.; 4jCows^due Jan., Feb., March, April; Cow, no date;, 8 Cows, geld. In milk; young Beef Cow; 8 Heifers, due Sept., Oct.,' Nov.;; 2 Heifers due April; 4 Heifers nm with bull; 8 Heifers, 18 to 20 months; : 5 Stlrks, lO to 11 months;- 3 Calves 8 weeks; '.Heifer, geld, beef;: -FWesian 'Wlgree Bull, 3 years-old; ' Friesian


WEDNESDAY, September, lOlh, 1947, as follows: • \ » HEAD of Choice Young CATTLE, • viz: ■ 22 Cows, due Sem., OcV,


1 ’ i


Sale One O’clock. 17, Chester'Avenue,


itock Bull, Clitheroe. Tel. 228. ; . T. SILVERWOOD,; SALE .FIXTURES By T. SILVERWOOD


Wednesday, Sept. 24th, for Mr. E; Par­ kinson, Fouiscales Farm, Newton, of Cattle, Sheep, Horses. Second sale


Sale for Mr. Joseph Parker. Llckhnrst Farm, Little Bowland, Chipping. Date to be announced later. -


DRREST Will


(subject to the conditions of Sale to be then and there p:


1()6, BEECH BANK,


Boom with, modem fird range; large Living Boom; Sdullety Kitchen with white porcelain sink;


WADDINGTON,|ncar CLIIHEBOE Acconimodatlon [comprises Sitting


,'! iThe premises which qre substantially ' built, are . in an i exqcellent state of decoration'oUd repair. |


up-to-date Bathroom with panel bath, pedestal washstand and toilet en suite; good outbuildings, j


two Bedrooms;


- Rateable value |E8 per annum. [ Vacant Possessi^ on! completion. On view: Monday, Tuesday and


BY RICHARD TURNER & SON


IMPORTANT SALE OP GRAND YOUNG CATTLE AND! SHEEP.


VVINTERSCALES FARM, NEAR bibblehead; station.


TYICHARD TURNER \& SON.to con- JtV junction with Mr. A. E. JACKSON. will Sell by Auction lor Mr. W. S. Booth on -


MONDAY, NEXT, September 1st. as follows ;-!■


.


OA COWS (mostly second calf) and 0 \ J 90 Heifers, springing and Autumn


Heifer Calves, 8 to 16 months old. s The above are a grand Iqt of the Ayr­


.: ramsBottom,! lidPle' & DIXON, i 21, Church Street, Clltheroe. (Tel. 284/5).


; T


he CLITHEROE AUCTION JIART COMPANY, LTD.


. i i l l STOCK at [9-30 a.m. No stock will be accepted after 12 noon.


:M0NDAY! NEXT-Grading of FAT


rriUESDAY NEXT—SALE of DAIRY A' CATTLE at 110-30 a.m. when up­ wards of jrj-Q NEWLY-CALVED COWS and HEIFERS (including Scotch &


Irish) will be on offer. T


Will be held' on [FRIDAY NEXT, 29th August when upwards of 1 /I h-rl76 Head of! all classes Is ex- l ^ v pected to be! on offer. At 1-0 p.m.! a.special consignment of 25 cows


he NEXT FORTNIGHTLY SALE of GELD & LaYING-OPP CATTLE


from the farm, Stonyhurst College, will be offered.: These Cows due to calve between Sept, and April, are all to calf to pedigree Shorthorn Bulls and 18 of them are entered with the'Shorthorn Society-as Class: A Cows.


fTiHE NEXT [PRIZE SHOW and ■I SALE OF HALF-BRED EWES and


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LAMBS will be-held on FRIDAY, 5th September, when a good show of up­ wards of


' on offer. Including 100 black face H.W. Lambs from Mr. Hahdley.Whitendale; 100; ditto, J. Coates; Brennand; and 50 grand H.B. Sheiarling Gimmers from the C.W.S. iM ; along with others. Sale at 10-30' a.m. Judging at 10 a.m.


1/f AH TO 1600 Head of H.B.- Ewes, AttUU H.B. I Shearling Gimmers and H.B, and Hbmed W. Lambs will be


(TIHE 1 [ EWES,


tion and FlockI Book Society will be held at-this Mart on WEDNESDAY, 8th October. Entries from members


m _.7ES, LAMBS and RAMS for embers of the Lank Breeders’ Associa­


solicited. : :. I ' Tel, 325.


I E. CHESTER. ' !


__ Secretary. SPECIAL. SALE OP- LONK


Wednesday, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Septem­ ber from 6 p.m. to' 8 pjn. or by appoint­ ment with the Auctioneers. ■ Bank Salerooms,; piitheroe. (Tel. 95) or the Vendor’s Solicitors,


calvers; 45 Heifers, 18 to 24 months old; 7 Geld Heifers for grazing; 40


hire, Ayrshire-Friesian," Ayrshirer Shorthorn -type, all -exceptionally good to the bag; an excellent selection. 100 Border Leicester erbss Lambs: 130 Hom^ Wedder Lambs; 100 Scotch


Auctioneers’ Offices Bentham,. Lancaster. Cragg Farm, Foulridge, nest Colne.


Sale to commence at 11-30 with sheep.


NETHER LODGE, Near RIBBLE- HEAD STATION


ANNUAL SALE OP ATTESTED STOCK ! [


R


SON. will Sell by Auction for W. R. Chown, Esq., on


ichard turner & son; .m. conjunction with Mr. A. E. JACK-


MONDAY, September. 8tb, 1947, as f o l l o w s . j


i-


-I'OA FRIESIAN and Cross-bred AYR- SHIRE FRIESIAN COWS and


HEIFERS, newly-palved and Autumn calvers. '.-


Auctioneers’ Offices; ■Bentham. Lancaster.


Cragg Farm, Foutoidge, near Colne. POXJITIIY & EGftS


G


10s. 'each, £12 per 25; £45 per 100; three days-approval. Send for full lists i of day-old Cocks and Pullets, and grow­


rowing pullets, popular breeds and crosses, eight weeks old Pullets,


E. Hartley, Sunnyslde Poultry Farm, Roughlee. near Nelson. Tel. Nelson 1368.


. ■ ' ■! . .


TXrONDER egg-producer. H you TV are averaging less than five eggs per bird per week start mixing Kars-' I wood Poultry Spice (cpntatotog ground


up the EXTRA eggs. Try Is. 3d. packet (or 71b. Bags 8s.) from: Dugdale & Son, Com Merchants. Waterloo Com Mill, Clltheroe.


Hen Cabto^ in good condition.-Whit- taker. Fir Trees. Rlmtogton.


olds;. also one Sectional (12 x 8) nsects) to .the daily ' mash and—pick SALE-22 'ANCONA HENS, year-


a'ALE—30 fully grown White AYLES- © BURY DUCKS, 10s, 8d; each; 30 Pullets, 12 weeks old, 13s. .each.— Sweetman, New-o-Nook, Waddlngton.


HOIIDAT8


M 0 E E C A 51B E -r- Board-Residence - Hodder Vale. 52. Albert Road, More- cambe. . All modem conveniences; h, and c. all rooms; good food.-^Mrs. Leighton (late Hodder Bridge Hotel)


Saturday, Sept. 27th for Mr. G. Bibby, Slone Hill. Farm, Grtodleton, Of Poultry, Cabins, etc.


of Implements, etc., Saturday, Oct. 4th;


Terms Cash. , Auctioneer.


„ '


TIJR. T. SILVERWOOD favoured With. ivA instructions from Mr. John Dob-;


fully selected, many purchased as. heifers with perfect udders i anq well


dommend the stock to Intending-buyers. The laylng-off 'cattle Slaving been care­


jatered); meadows to December ;26th, 947; ! pastures to Febmary 2nd, li»48. N.B.—The Auctioneer can confidently


furniture and EFFECTS by


To-morrow (Saturday) at 1 pan, I


ON SAXE H


ati ' Bentbams, 14, Clltheroe. i Tel 187.


M riines Office.


igh 'OTSIon BAtiERpis to the Wireless. Most sizes in _stock Market Place,


/TOiOAKBOOM TICKETS, S cn b ^ g Pa Blocks, Economy I?b% Bh^


per, Writing Pads,—Advertiser and


your service. No Waiting, lf_ ov appolntment.i-Jackson'8 Garage; Wan-


otorists, bring your ^A x i ta to us: '40 years emerienM .at


AJi bundles of Wood Supplied to shops reduced prices.—D. Cattennole, 12,


dmgton. Phone 366. 008 FOB SALE, 3/6 per bag; also


park Street. CUtheroe. "W INDERMERE LOGS.'Grade “A“


ui large or Small quantities.—Oswald RoWe & Co. Ltd., Thom. St., Clltheroe. 'Phone Clltheroe 21. ^ gj-vUR GLOVES. Send yoUr old-fur


quality only,:4/- per bag: ddWered


famous fur Craftsmen.' ChMgcS for making 30s. per pair—Ward's Fur;Glove; SpeclaBsts, 361, Padlham Road, Bum-, lev; Lancashire. i .: ■


Ju -collar or two rabbit skins to be made up into stylish Gauntlets .by


t^lck'S'Farm.! Bolton-by-Bowland. CBALB-fGovemmeni surplus wai^ © ROBES; no dockets:


B 534. ■ '! -1 r ■ - ■


lack leghorn stock gock- ERELS to sale.—S.: Stot^ Ohad-


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Blackbum’s Army Surplus,DeptM.Castle Gate, CUtherqe. ’Telephone 533 and


each.-- REGUIAR MON'THLX BAV^uS


Sam.Horse: Black Gelding, 7 years, 18.2 iX nuiet, good worker.


A account in . the , HAUF^ building society is a gooq step towards'ihome ownership. - Ask for details, particulars from .StMlfe, Foid; ind Newton, B ^ ay ;s Bai^„CJ{atebers, |, King'Lane. , (raephone Bumlg_6m f ifflceTioUrs;: T u e s d a y sMd a y s ,


fAreet. Tel. 2133. tttility Furniture. Bed and 1 U yellow units valid from Septenaber


send for Free Illustrated Autumn C^a- Se.^AVENDISH FUF^rrURE p.; Ltd., 52/56, Victoria Bulldln©.: Market Place,: Blackburn. Phone Blackburn 5023, o r '37, Scotland Road, Nelson


Phone 1168. OYS’ PYJAMAS,.'Vests,' Stecpgs,


g|ALE-Giri;§ 24m. wheel BUDGE exchange Ladies’


(bottom of King Lane).


!aAlZ~^NWLY-CALVED COV^ © -giving five gallons a day;, second


'


icalf.—Write Box PI, Advertiser and -TiiiifiS#’■


work; ‘ new batteries; ; good .tyres; any . .trial; ; £475;-Apply.' after 6 p.,m., 14,


SALE-WOLSELEY 14 (l937 model), . . . .


clock; 13 2-volt Accumulators^ Set, just been overhaulecL—


Hall Street, CUth SALE — 3-valve


Wlswell.


-fWTHTPPTCT PUPPIES for sale, bom YY June 13th; 2 blue fawn bitches;


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Aerodyne “ Merlin;’*, with buUt-in Buiitht -


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in sound running order; good body­ . —theroe.


BA'TTEB'Y s M , ‘Tithe Bam, ,


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•vr lifting; 221n. frame.—Write Box P2, Advertiser and-Times.


Sire, ‘.‘Golden Cloud of-Hlghmeade dam,/‘Rahlon of Marvin/^Mrs. Yprke, Halton Place. Hellifleld. (Tel 235. ENT’S CYCLE, *‘Dawes”: dynamo


E


iderdowns (utility), large size, good: quality.— Comer House (bottom of King Lane).


G ALE—One Creda ELECTRIC OVEN, >3 newly reconditioned throughout; complete with switches and .all acces­ sories: also extending Kitchen Table.' —iApply, after-6 p.m,, .8, Whipp Avenue, Clitneroe.


ream;; short or long sleeves.—Comer, PIGS NEVER FAIL TO THRIVE and


A House (bottom of_i.Ktag_Lane)_.


ll .W0(DL, suMr-fine quality W; & c O.S. NIGHTGOWNS ;. pink, blue,


given Karswood Pig Powders regularly. Try'Is. 2d; packet from: Dugdale & Son,: Com Mefehants, Waterloo Com Mill,! Clitheroe.


are kept free from, worms when BLUE Indian Malabar CARPET, ,l3ft.


Carpet (cream ground),M5ft. Sins, x 12ft. 1 21ns.: 3-piece Suite; Stair Carpet; no dealers,-r^Please enquire Advertiser and Times Office.


RUGS;. 6ft. X 3ft.; good quality; new.-^Apply Advertiser and Times.


SALE INDIAN hearth or bedroom


lounge?: dining, kitchen, pantry, 3 beds, batmoom, 2 w.c.’s; brick coals; , tools; double doors for car.—To view write Box P7j Advertlset' add Tunes.


„ OUSE for sale, freehold, v.p,; all elec-: 2 min. station and ’bus;:


£1 5s.-rApply: 11, Chatbura Road, after 6 p.m.


perfect working order.—Apply : W. 'Whittaker, Newsagent, Grtodletbn.


_ d SEWING MACHINE, in : • '.


Shearling Wedders. ‘ 8 excellent work Horses, perfect to all


■QALE—Elec. WASH BOILER;' also Oak Umbrella Stand.—Apply: 10,


yoke, 14.3 to 16 h.h. and from 3 to 6 years old; Also 4 strong Pigs.


Kirkmoor Road, Clitheroe. H


to do part cleaning atod assist to kitchen. Would consider man and wife. Standard 'rate of- wages for 48-hour weeK.—Apply ; Asptoail, Arms, Milton,


andyman wanted 1


near Whalley..


SITUATIONS VACANT hotel tend garden. ;Also WOMAN


for work to


West Bradford C.E. School.—Apply: J. Walmsley, New Hall,. Waddington,


aUALIPIED. ASSIST.'- : MISTRKS Clltheroe. ___________ for infants at Waddlngton and


frmAlNED CHILDREN’S NURSE t A • requires post as Nurse to onb or,


route; good references!essential; able! to do plain cooking, or willing to leam; | daily help kept.—Mrs. Taylor, Martoni House, East Marton, near Skipton. . ' I


R WOMAN wanted, 3or 4 mornings a!


ng Pullets. Call, ’phone or write James WANTED—GIRL to! help with two' ... i ['


in family,—Apply: Mrs..Pye, 15,'Prin­ cess Avenue. Clitheroe.


week, to assist in housework; two| _______1


In.—Write Box P5, Advertiser, and Times.


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children and light housework; live ______


^ ^A L L EY CHURCH SCHOOL!


Recreation, 11-30 to -^1-30 dally. Parr ticulars from Headmaster.


w a n t e d—TOLPABE ASSISTA^ YY- to supervise children’s Meals and


X y ^M y ^ lP - ^ r s . '" J. ,C. South- worth, Mlddlewood,'. near CUtheroe.


GENERAL or ^!


wo children, Whalley or district; state: salary offered, beginning October.—; Write Box P4, Advertiser and Times.


esident d-omestic h e l p wanted for' country: house on ’bus [


Cj'ALE^Electrolux Cylinder CLEANER O and Accessories, £7: 10s.; Lady’s short navy blue Coat, 15s.; Lady’s long navy blue CJoat, £1; Gent’s Boots (9),


Gi'ALE-T-Boat-shaped PRAM, to excel- © lent condition, £3 10s.. Also three- wheeledi BlKE. suitable for child, 4 cr 5 years,; £2.—Apply : 8. May Terrace, Billtoeton. :


MODERN.—Apply: Merrybent, Slald- bum. near -Clltheroe.


st King them to us for. advice on how tomse them to your best advantage,-or


BOROUGH ENGINEER’S Department; B OBOUGH OF CLITHEEOE


APPOINTMENT OF TE5IPOEAEY: JUNIOR CLERK


i (Male or Female). ‘


-cA appointment of Temporary Juniorl Clerk! (male or female) in-the above! Department.'


A PFUCATIONS are invited for- the;


. Applicants should be between the ages pf 14 and 16 years and the salary: to be paid will be determined when the: appointment is made. i Applications in candidate’s own hand-:


writing should be delivered to the, undersigned; endorsed "Temporory Clerk:’!' not later than Jlonday. 1st September,: 1947.___ '


Town Clerk’s OfiBce, ; Town Clerk.; .’The" Castle, Clitheroe.


; j -G. HETHERINGTON, : ; I 22nd'August, 1947. ■ .. •' A; INiS'nTUnON Require WOMEN


PART-TIME NURSIKG nuHE


P


for Partrtlme NURSING. Working hours (any suitable number up to 30 per week),: arranged to suit the con­ venience of applicants; day or night duty; Excellent rates of pay irangmg from ls.'lljd. per hour for women, without exjpprlence—under 21 years of age. Is. 40. per hour—to ,2s. 4Jd. per hour! for qualified staff,' viz., those in possession of the R.M.P.A. of G.N.C. Certificate', in'-, Mratal Deficiency Nursing.


by letter or in person to the Medical Superintendent; Calderstones CertiflM Institution,: 'Whalley, near Blackburn,


For further Information apply either


GA L D E R S T 0 n e s certified WHALLEY, near BLACKBURN,


INSTITUTION FOR MENIAL ! ; DEFECTIVES.


Blazers, Shirts.-Comer House


•tpEiMALE' STUDjENT- NURSES A WANTED, aged 18-30 years. Salary to accordance with the RushCUffe Scale. Resident (1st year) £1 8s.. 9d. per week, plus emoluments valued at £1 8s. 94 Non-resident (1st year), £2 15s. Vi per -week, rising by annual incre­ ments and possession of the Pinal Cer­ tificate of the General Nursing Council to ;the position of Staff Nurse at a toaxi- mton salary of £300 p.a., (£200 cash £100 .emoluments). A Cash . bonus of £10' is payable on the completion of tw'elve _ months training and cash bonuses of £20 and £30 respectively on the completion of tl\e second and third years of training, or on the passing of the Preliminary and Final examtoa-. tions, whichever is the later. Additional grants are-payable to those who have at least one year’s whole-time service R to'ELM. Forces, to the Civil iNurstog


CALDERS’TONES CERTIFIED' T^ANTED-rLadles' Gent’s Clothing. I SEED, Parson Lane. Clltheroe.


rams I while Clithbroe.


attifabtive Pools, including notmng bambd Potots Pool; top commlsslcm


GENTS wanted for AJAX POOM L’TD., Wolverhampton. ; Eight


r i ODD PRICES paid , for , Clean Ln CAST-OFF ^OLOT^G. - P.O. piolmbtly attended to.—Mrs. Wilktoson, l5,iFtegent Street, Blafekbum. | (Late MiffllLvons, of Blackburn).


bald;l:: no permutations. !Private; clients plebse send two shUltogS for seasons supply of coupons. . 1 '


! j


„..,jber 'Merchants, '[Poplar ; Farm, Statibn Roai' Bamber Bridge, nep


TANDING TIMBER rpqulred in ■ large quantitles.-rtHorsley! Smith |! Co., (West. andi_ North) Xtq.,


- . I1000 ,


Prbston. ' .■ -I ■ : ' I ' ! .-. , . ■-[- TYPEWBTTERS needed;


Collection; cash.—King’s JEc


c M [years; all leading tmakrai —


K5l Advertiser and Times. - 8 years; £ 20—w years; £10


'^pf>rtne: Peas 3611). ' !■ v - ‘ ; FURNISHED ROOMS required by oung married couple.—Write Box


ot..! 6. Brown Street. | Manchester [ 2.


USES to Liverpool: area; 40 yeare’ less 'experienen—Write Advertiser Box. R.776,[ Lee and Nightingale,


I VERPOOiL AREA!- Enquiries Wiclted: :for BUSINESS i or


■"AGENTS wanted to factories, offices, A blubs, etc. ! Marvellous - Imoney- todktog opportunity; £5 weekly^w e&ed to spare! time.-j-GeojBe White, (jStliedral' Manrions, Westminster,


L W e f p o o l . i - ■' ! i


importance .‘(otherwise than to training for .nursing or midwifery).: Appoint­ ments are pensionable under the Asylums and Certified Institutions! (Omcers'-Pensions) Act, 1918.


night, leave five days per fortnight. 28 days annual leave with pay to each leave year.


oh request to the Medical Supertotend- 'ent..,'' ■ . ■ ■ , !■


B BOCkHALL CERTIFIED M


INSTITUTION, LANGHO, Near BLACKBURN


. Wins. X lift. 3tos„ as new; Indian Medical ■ Superintendent, 'i


•training school to mental defiefenoy nllrstog by .the General Nursipg CbunciL Resident or non-resident. Wages to accordance with I the Rush- clifle Scale , for Mental. Nurses. Addi­ tional Government Grants available for men with not less than one year’s service to HM. Forces, or to other approved work of nationarimportance.. Pensionable appototments with good prospects on completion .of three-year training ; period. Application forms and —


further particulars from , the ,


T> BOCKHALL CERTIFIED INSTITUTipN, LANGHO, Near BLACKBURN ^


TmsaiALE STUDENT NURSES re- X? qulred to large, modem,, well- equipped Institution, recognised as a complete ' tratatog ■ • ■ ■ ■ -


deficiency nursing by the General Nursing Council. Modem nurses hostel, with excellent recreational facilities. Wages to accordance with the Rush- cliffe Scale for Mental Nurses. Mental Deficiency Nursing offers an Interesting and well-paid career to an essential social service to young women of average education. Excellent [prospects of promotion on completion ot training. Applications will also be’ received for employment as Nursing Assistants from those nQt.wlshtog to undertake trato- pa tog. Application: forms and further


school 'to mental


In rticulars from the Matron at the BROCKHALL CERTIFIED '


stitution.


INSTITUTION, LANGHO, Near BIjACKBUEN


'WANTED — PitoSTERER, Tirade S Y Y unibn rate.—Apply : Clerk and


teward, Brockhall.


■ OEOCKHALL CERTIFIED ! -V INSTITUTION, LANGHO. Near BLACKBURN


teX.or-female) wanted. Salary £270 rising to £350 p.a. to holders of Society of Apothecaries quallflcatiori. £45 p.a. less Iff unqualified but with previous ex­ perience. Pensions.ble post for suitable applicant... Appficacion form from the


A SSISTANT IN DISPENSING (male Institution, recognised as a compTete


ale STUDENT NORSES requitefi to large, mbdem, wellrequljmed


: Forms of application will be supplied' ■ 1 ,


; .'[ . eserve or any other work Of natlona,


T ADY wishes to, buy or rent, sm^ll Xi IHOUBE, Cottage, lor Lodge, with small garden, to br near West Bradford, [dfcgton, Grtodletbn or district -— W Box P6,’ Advertiser and' Times.


WHI bi


district, from |lst November.—Write Box P3, Advertiser and Times;


TQUNG Couple require ROOMS (i& furnished), i Whalley or Clltheroe


Hours of duty at present 96 per fort-; lET


TITLE MEAkLEY: HALL : FABiil, Near jCLlTHEBOE,


(0 the hall arid buildings, the!pro- Ive and excellent Dairy and Shfep


Farm -mown as


cbniisting of approximately 346 adres ■ ’vell-fertUised farm lands and ditlonal- 200 acres or thereabouts land; tyirig up for 66 cows end


LE RIEARiIeY I HALL FAkM. Near CLITHEBOE,


separate Inside! lavatorifes; abundtmt Water supply with gravity feed; Sheep to be taken over at valuat: Farm and buildings may be togpec


hfifefs; 5 loosb boxeS; excellent nail aid


cottage. Kvith . [bathrooms


a; [any time, other than Sundays, [tersonai application to the owner \iel premises. |


filter than Saturday, the 6th Septemlier, 1047, .to the owner’s solicitors;!


'kAMSBOTTOM, UDDLE & DIxpN, 21; IChurch Strtet, Clitheroe.


O' LET 2nd Feb. AND 12th MAY, mist; desirable Dairy Farm, known, aa


HrEENHEAD -SOUTH FARM, ^ ; SAWLEY. ' I


c j o n t a t o s j Und -w.c.' t ‘


o[f/excellent pasture arid meauows. | he Farm House, [is, substantially It of stonej witn Isla-ted: roof pnd !' ■'! I


bmpristog approxlihately .226 acres


kltehen. electricity, hot and cold we ter, iJanlry dairy and coal house! On the firslifioor,bedrooms, lath


chiefly built .ot stone iwlth slatea iwf. ’.?hfe accomtaodatlon is as follows :-- 'Tying-up-room forj 76 cattle, two


The commodious farm buildings are There is a good garden. I ! [


mddem shippons, good- up-to-tote naify, cattle shed, stable) three be ms, liggeries, manure house, sheep dipper, 'art shed, implement shed, wash hbuse itted with copper. There arej also two ipieious outbarns with accoinmode^tion or'cattle. . [ , ' ]


jhbuld be sent to the Esta|te 0:flce, : -aneside Farnj, Sawley, near pllth^roe.


TENDERS


TENDERS ■, required Jb outside ' the ab_


Medical Superintendent,' lirockhall -In­ stitution, Langho, near Blackburn.


time Nursing Duties. Working hours (any suitable number- up to 30 per week) arranged to suit the convenience of applicants. ExceUent,rates of pay; ranging from 'Is. lljd. per hour for those without previous experience to 2s, 4Jd; per hour for qualified staff. Public transport available for all employees. For further information apply person­ ally or by letter, to: The Matron, Brockhall Institution, Langho,' near Blackburn.


PART-TIME NURSES WOJ4EN wanted at»!the Brockhall


Institution, Langho, for Part- j :JUNIOR ASSISTANT


required by W; H, Smith & Son Ltd, MINI5IUM ■wage for a lad of 16 years of age'42s. An opportunity for per­ manent employment and reguarly increased wages to the right type of youth.—Apply : , Manager, Raijway Statibn Bookstall, Clltheroe. - ,


ar huggto—Holgate, Bustards, Rimtog- ton,-. .. . / • " .jjOST - r PB^BL


mav have. been lost in- ,’bus queue.-r- Wrlte, call or .phone. 8, Central , Avenue, Clltheroe. Phone ,349.


__Chatbum Dance last Friday, :or


fiver bank by tbe weir. Reward; Apply: Advertlsef and Times.


OST—On August I3tn. Conway Stewart FOUNTAIN PEN on! ttie.


:


d 2 half-bred Shearlfiigs; 1 ^Swale- f ale Ewe; 1 Suffolk Lambv red. paint


horned SHEARLINGS,; WANTED-MONUMENTAL MASON lOST


_____ EAR-RING aftqr MIDDLB-AGED HOUSEKEEPER, ' /


■ ■ :' '


travel to Western: Australia, to b« em­ ployed by Mr, Alden Ptoder, GeraTdton, a former Clltheronlan. Fares paid.— Particulars to: Mrs. .Ptader, 67, Shaw Bridge, Olltheroe,


(good refefences), : willing: to


with help; wanted for three elderly people. — Miss: Mitchell, Almonds, Ohurch Street. Olltheroe. . Tel. 22.


able to cook, and part housework SMART GIRL t required : to learn


Apply by letter, Wi. D^an, 3,- -Market Place, Clltheroe. '■ -


Ladles’ Hairdressing: age'15-16.—, :eil!


0 ILIT'HEBOE WEAVERS’ ASS!)C, for PAINTtoG


,


iremises kno’jin as the Weavers’, I asti- ;utet also for warii^ thb paipted


ove -A ,issoefi tion


the! Billiards. Room. I l^ljjPARK^SO|N.


IN MEMQRIAM


oGden.—In loving memory o) Cousin, who' died at BlackbumiE'


plfirmary, August 28 th, 194a. j: [ Ever to iny tjioughti


22! Brisie [Crescent, Parten. :1933.


my dear oyal


—From her Couan.


T'ODD.-In loVtog memory of; Mary Toqd, who passed away August, !6th,


— I ■ ^ ' Prom ^he Family. ACKHOWLEDGMElijlTS


DICKINSON.-rtMrs.-i'Dickinson and [ijamliy uesire to thank all| Relatives 'and Friends for kind expressions of 'sympathy, floral tributes SDiritual bouquets.


andI 2.! Brook Street, Clltheroe.


BfOLGATE.—The Relatives of tpe late Harold Holgate wish : to thank all Friends- and Relatives foi- kindness during his last illness, and to


irfanor ciottage. Chatbum. PABKINSONrtThe Pamllb


bereavemerit. , |


23, Wonne Lane. Clltheroe. I : ! J THOMAS.—Mr. and [Mrs iwnlttaker


,for his kind attention. ■ tnelr g) | ■ [


I i Whalley Road for kind expressions I !of sympathy received to tnelr recent f -!bereavement’, also the -Dpotprs and .'Nurses for -their kind .attentipu.


4,1 Kay Street,' Clltherop, iwlsh to thank all iNeigpbours of


late Mr. E. Parkinson wish their sincere thanks to' al and Friends for ktod. sympathy and iri th ir great


loss; 1 also to<


essages of Yedeived le 'Etector


to express Relhtives


Of


their the


Jh'e above will he let by tender which I i On tne; ground floor, drawtog room, vtog room with modem ' ihreplace, Offers to be made to writing only, not ' ; ■ . DAVIES.—


I BE LET ffoiL 2nd Febmary, isM, as to the Iqnds and 12th May, 1S48,


. THEOWltS( ‘The SCALES


FUNERAL SERVItiC 97, IDARWEN 'street; I BLACKBURN. I


■ i ' mi'4042-3 1' ■ PERPETUATED


! i • : WMTBB


re-tyred at i BENTHAM’S you wait.—Market j Place,


actuated William Scales wheto he founded this organization in have; been perpetuated! by his and grandson. ! Scales | service always been ; a dependable economlcai fuberal service at disposal of all the people. [


The ideals 1 1 of sei!vice wliich


:i885 son has. and the


N.AHA(XING&te M p O p iX .


! ' li': :!Fori-


' : Book your order pow from o® . [ Large Selection of i '


BLACK, GREY! R


ress:


enovations Add ;| [Estima!


Behd for Catalogu


*teled oqt, I Free.


:


, and BED GBANne* Catalogue. :|


TeL' M4^. - ,! I ; Est. 1878. BIBlfflS


CEMETERY GATE) I, j ACClRINOTON.


. [Home, Wilpshlre,_qn Aui


BLEAZARO;-At thb Grove ifil


Ift. and Mrs. p. Blbaztod (nbe Annil[


Nwsing 27th, to


Hotodsworth),! of 53, Chatbum Road Clltheroe.ia son. E^ogratlak.:"


iBIBTHpiy ^BEET^NGS


JOHNSON^'-Happy birthday wishes to a dear Grannie bn her natal day, 4th


' ; . Broad Mar6(ori, I Stra .ford-on-4,Von.


DIAMOND WEDDiNO 1NGHA5I—X'atQBNBEjB


IClitheme;: byjthe Revd. Fr 'Kartell [S.J., Alfred Ingha'n to Aliie Thom-’


On September lit, 1887, |at SS. --------- ,, — ------ ,Ch®c)i,


Moorlands, iPentlle Bjoad; CliUjieroe. ENGAGE


. ' Si ! - ! Ments ! ' !' ["'lAwSONr-EATQff


!The engagement! 'Is anndunced of Kathleen;' only daughter! of Mrs. LawsOn, 8; Park Street, Clitheroe, and George, iten of Mrs. Eaton,! 12, Union Street, Lpw Moor, Clitheroe.


F/miSH-DiNSDALE


jDtosdale, :; Alder Bowland. I ' - House, ! Bolton-by-


The , eqgagement is 1 announced between j Roy; only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ParishL Wtochmore Hill Road, Southgate, London, and Joan. only daughter of Hr. and ,Mrs. J. W.


deaThs 3, Hall Street,! Clitheroe.


[ Bertha B. Davies, ' Interment atj St.j 1 Saturday; August!


I the, Royal James ,-1 the


and 1/


:bn the 27th Augusl, 1947, at !Infifmary, Blackburn, belqVed:


to : his 64th year. Mary’s Cemeitery, 30th, at ?“p.m. ■


husband- olf


DICKINSON.—On [ Saturday, 23rd ’ August I'i (suddenly), ; Gbdrge, the beloved husband j if Mary bickinson. In his ,76th year. Intebled at St. Joseph’s!! Cemetery on Wednesday, I August 27th. I [ i ■ 2a, Brook Street. Clitheroe.


PAEKINSON.rtOn 1947, at)23. Woohi Edmundj'Parlpnson, Interred!! a t ! Chur eterj


THOMPSON.-On Bournemouth, Rbbert doiker, aged 56 years, dbariy Ethel Thompson, Road, Blackpool ton, Blackpool. August, [1947.:


(Bem te y on Ithe BSt'to , 22nd'August, - at


loved hi of: 21!


Cremat, Wednbs


BIRTHDAY RYDEHEAed.|—


Lowergate!; lay. 27th


iband of Waterloo at Carle-


ories 'ofjour dear son Stanley, ISeptemb jr 3rd.


RpiE5j;']i:IRANCE Loytog bin!


—Fronr. Mother, Dad, Elsli and Bill i


Not Just -to-day, but evert day ' remembered.


IN MEMO^IARI


BAXTEBSBY.rtTreasufed m^emories of- our deairiy-lbved


Geoffrey W. Battersby, wl?o lest his life on air operations over Germany,


. . ___ August p9tn,' 1944. son an,d brother, ri


:6. Moorland Idresednt, dlithiroe; jSkipton Road, Barholdswick


Gone ifropa our home, bu; never | ; || froin oto hearts.


BAT'TERSBY.-r-In lovtog remembrance. Of our jl dear nephew and cousin, Plight-Srgt Geoffrey W; ■ Battersby,!


' operations over Stettin qu August , 29th,. 1944.1 Th'e likppy hours we ome enjoyed. How bweet their memory still,


who! gavel his life |whilst' on air 33jj Waddbw I View. Iwaddington.


-Diicle'! ! Auntie ' and] Cousins (B.A.O.R).


riAEGREiAVES.-In lovtog nemory of a dear I'mother, Margaret who died August j29&, 1944 'Two: dear bright eyes, a t^der smile, A lovint heart that-knew no guile: ; Deep trust! iri God that all was right; Her Ijoyj to make[ some other bright. If sick or suffering one she knew, Some kentle -actjof love she’d do— No thought of self but otf the other, I know He said " well done, dear mother” . 1 . :


Powell River, Britiih Columpia.


HINDLE.^In lovtog memtry of our dear Mother, who died|A,ugust 28 th,


' We loved her to life. Eh; is dear to Still,'


1946,. -I[ ! i i for Whaliey and Bjllington.


^ In CTief' we njust bemj to Gods j nblywill. I ij ! ::'[ —From th]e Family.


; ! L V


HINDLE.rtIn'l6viiig memoiy of a dear Friend I and,!:.Neighbour, who August!i28th,!'1946. I i


■ Hereiiwe are pftentimes lonely at I h'cart: I : !


Lov^ ones) who gladly lOur sorrows ' I would share, : ; i . „ .!


. . '


8[ OUeenllStreet. WhalleyJ ■ !" f


Uni silence she suffers. 1 In I silence W


. S i ! ,


Gently are told theji :nust surely Frle^^ we shill meet, yes, for ever BeU [aid Albert.


king.—In lovtog'[memory of our dear sister, Emma, who died August 26tn. 1946. !'


! [1 —From [Brother and Sisters O rtmemoer.


88. Woope Lane, 1 1 24, Brownlow Street, , ,


35, Whalley Road. Clltheroe. I':''4'


; .j 5-0 p.m.-pJ(| : i! 7-0 p,m.-!-W


'([■:"'" !. , Chair: • j,Su|


His Worship t | ' ' i 1


: , i whowilM THE iREl|


ME. R. T; / '


' ■ ' ■ i ' ' ' ' 'THE THE REV.


THE REV; F | f'l


! W I


To receil !


REV. j : || ■ j —Prom' her ion, Wiif. !


4-0 p.m.—D Rev. Jol


wUlI I R E \


] i


ii * CLIl brother,


S. PR ijs.! psoi


; Ni' lloward | Ei Dcnrasonl


. SJlBarn(|s (.fl ;• B;: Howard t EJiKay ;(Mij


: SJ Proffitt (f ; Wickets pi


■ Al Cassiey Hi MCDoug Ni Grenfell J.i BriggE (L J.: Bamfbrd I


the 25th ' August, e Lanb, i^CIitheroe, , to his 72nd year. jrch anc. Clayton


[7 p.iri. Coffee. eons. High Teas.


Caf6 Restaurant. open : 10 am. [to


Morning Lunch-


• THIS I ■ ALL ■


JITS! |j)tIilE


with FHd


I t’s a wonderful] P 1: ,1lease note


CaU:


commences at! Saturday, only. |


[Septembef, . [ , ■; ! . . ] ! , —■yyith! love, Nora and Terry.


‘


'-. I LiJiim


? TojoLg 'iRpNMOr


Householc FIRE^U


' . ENQUIBIES If


York Stl ' ■ ■ <■ ' ' '


I Thonx registered AS ,


To-night (Fridajl) PHYLLIS S :


i'


new Serial— ' Booking


aturday, 2^! MONDAY and TUI


JAMEsl 'ELLi HEATHER A Savagej I 'Shjisteid


THURSDAY arid'Fj SATUEDAf


Fighting,; Bill|


'A bright romantic 1 . .Booking Office opej


RONALD C(|I3 '• with Vanessa Bn


TEL. 147. C FREE!


j.-»-


AB PARK. To-night (B


"SPRING SONG,” ! Saturday at I


MONDAY NEXT a | ■ : SIDNl


T H E :s


THURSDAY and Fj THE ,GB


, I


with DOUGLASSWiO : Satnriiy at 2-15 (


: Life gi'l


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