^ ' C lithm e Advertiser & Times, Dctober 1, 1048 GASTLEG


BRANC can supply


EVERYTHIN^ PETS


FOR


Foo^s, Medicines, 'fonip, ^tc. also. i


GA IDENING AND FARM REQUISITES AND SUNDRIES


AUCTI ON SALES


offer loi Sale by Auction (unless pFevlousiy sold ;by private treaty)


•iqroTHE M-' hav^ received Inetructions


WITH hftv


at the • On TUEI L No.


llobby; IRoom; w ite


domposltlpn floor); rooms,'


rhl porcelain


sink arid tippler.


mNK SAjERIDOMS, clitheroe, . - J D A Y . I 12th .O C TO B ER U B X T . at 7-0 n.m. the conditions ol sale


, , ,,


subject - tb be the


. produced, the ibasehold stohe-built Dwellinghouse


i ( . Wi l s o n s t r e e t . c l I t h e r o e .


Accomn odatlon comprises; Sitting Room;' Living


Scullery gatchen (with pink • and


|


flnlshed! ih cetnent and fltted with •


dre Wish-house; '


In:


installed, i Grouiid


Viivuciuc. Bolicitorp,


I'ho Auct flltheroe.


Rateable Vo.uo For piiplsslcfn to ylew apply :


) I W


Ini 1 flagged yard (excetlently


tap); Coalhouse and All mil ns services; power plugs


rent IVs.ild. per annum, value £S.


' ' ' ' oneers, Bank Salerooms. j(Tel. 1 i 95), or to


RamsboUim.l Liddle and Dixon, 21, Church C|rel. 264).


y HENRY I HOLDEN- & SON. HOLDEN & SON,


PTTT?i-i C)|theroe. FORK


i t , KAY '1 TO'; I oil HX,


ITUREiat! STREET, CLITHEROE, RROW (Saturday) at


0 o'clock; Inromot, 't'eI HOLDEN & SON,


l. 3661 Clitheroe.


iORobllHI SALEROOMS, 1 L(WER0ATE, CLITHEROE


TTLEMOOR CORN MILLS, CLITHEROE;


I Telephone 533 and 534 stnimiiiiiiiBiitniiiii 9


STEEL IPUSTRY NEEDS A STEADY SUEPLY OF


Iron and Steel SCRAP mm.


Keep ify>


I N O RTH il l. PICCAl


GIG


'O U R SCRAP' moving |hr| C H A N N E LS to the S^EE


iiugh the USUAL


, have any disposal difji&i Uies we will he' leased to assist. WRITE or PHONE—


^nuDiinnnraiinininiiinH iiniJii inainininira/nniiinnM QUARRY j


ESTERN AREA SCRAP PRIVE COMMinEE, | LLY, MANCHESTER li ’I hone DEAnsgate 5442| ni


GLPSWICK BOTTOMS


WEi,CAN NQW GIVE YOU GOOD DELIVERY OF OUR


i


Giggles B


for R( WRITE


JO H N — LBi


lO US ck Quarry Dltoms


i a l Repairs. OR PHONE HODGSON


su: i ! If ih THE LONG LIFE CAR BATTERY ■■"L


l\E AGENT / ID BU R N


Tel. Jlaldburn ■ nV


farmers who can offer “ good tipping places ” during


GIGGLESWICK BEST AI few loads available to


SEPtEMBER AND OCTOBER


Including farmers with orders already booked.


J P


WRITE OR phone: W HODGSON LIME AGENT


IDBURN . Phone 24


TTY HOLDEN & SON Will Sell by Auction! on |


SATURDAY,! OCTOBER flth, 1948, at ent) o’clock prompt.


drawers ^and b.e.t | mirror, panel back; flnel Display Cabinet; 1 mihogan;' and 1 pjtchplne glazed Clipboard Iw l th gallery rack shelves lady's Worktable: Inlaid Whatnot iPalm Stand; Cossor Wlrelesb 3et with Rllmlnator and Batterlfes; [ 2 po'rtable Graijio- phoncs (Columbla)t quantity Ot Recordi;


Pine mahogany ' Sideboard, all rlsi ■'


t e e Scpien; Valbr !611 Stoves; Ice Bdx; TTooI Box; Tan Sad Child’s' Swing'' Karrlcot; boy’s Cycle; 7 I mahogany'upholstered Chairs with loosej seats; zinc Bath; pan' ; Cupboard; 3-tler open S h m e s ; 2 Qas: Boiler^; 4- rise Stepp .’ ail brass Fire -----


Kltchefl Dresser: i square Table: two 7-plcce' Suites; 2 oak Hollo Bed Ghilrs: American Rocker and S t in l Chairs; ill Dressing and 4 iBediocmL Chestp of Drawers; Bedrootn Chairs and Towel Alrer; Toilet I Mrrors and Toilet Sets;


I electric Radiator;


SedIsstteiadds anq w. web; Flock Bed; IClotb Rug;' "Wire Retting:


JPots;


:Invalidhnd ICri Pictures Clock;


Sweepers;:11' |b. and. b. t am


Suite;


, ____„ents; Mantle Lamp; Plant Vases and iflfidry Hoitehold effects,


j Terms Cash. HOLDhNlfe SON,


:Tel. 368 Otltheroe.: I ;! t h e AuctloneeWiand Valuers.


SLlTHERClEi AUCTION iflART' CO. LTD.


N PAT STOCK at 8-30 a.m.


when calved ofler-


b / Y NEXT--GRADING Ol o stoik acceptefl after 12 noon.


TCESDL'ir NEXi — SALE of


■*' D iu tb CATTLE at 10-30 a.m. 'mod showl of 200 Newly-


THE' annual priz e SHOW and sAlEi of all classes ot pure­


WEDNES


junction Breeders of 80ff


bred LONK SHEEP for and In con- wlth thb iLonk Sheep Associatipnl and . Fjook


be foi}watd'. viz:


Ewes anc, Lambs; W; Parker. Tod' morddn. Duttqn,


iW. iraoiouc


Book ISoiiety, when a grand ebow 1,000 bead Is expected to


lowing V ell-known I'Ltmk breeders. Marsden, [Greenthprn, 60 ...


Entries from the fol­


_____ no; J. Seed, 150 Lonk Ewes land GrltstonP Lambs (owing to the feathering- grounds being closed for sheep) grazing); J. Ormetod Hurstwood,'160; Rt. Stansfleld, Todmorflen, 20; Geo. and Toni WhltwellJ 60 and others: 8)so iupTvards of i,50 good Lonk RamsI arid Ram -Lambs will be on offer from well knoym Lonk Stocks, and Mr. J. Greenwood, Dunnock- shawj will show ilOO L. and G. Lambs (a good lot). Note Sale of non-riiembers stock at 10-30 a.m. SalP of .Lonk Sbeepbreeders'


28: Mrs. I a; N. Dugdale,


Assoc, as near 12 lo’clock as poss. The I above. Includes a splendid selection of. Lonk) breeding Ewes


AU Tp . e s h t


w HrO


Obtainable from your local garage.


. & F. DAWSON


ON TERRACE H Telephone 25?


lECTRICAL. BAnERY i & TYRE SERVICE CLITHEROE


and I Rains, and are worthy of special attention. Judging, of Lonk


Rami at; 10.aim. I


olasSes of EWESF RAMS and LAMBS M l be. held I on FRIDAY,


The next SPECIAL SALE of all


NEXT, Qotober 8th, when a grand Show; of I upwards of 2,600 bead of i all classes wUl be bn: offer, Includ' n■ ■•' following entries already)


ClJ of . '


QVERNMENT DEPARTM


SURPLUS ENT'' ^


Goods To Be Cleared I / OF COSli


osing Date ex OCTOBER


. 1 BLACKBURN ■


H 9 ! l


l[ M . ciltberoe.


Clltneroe Company.


Printed


ltd ., at. e; Market Mvfc lU. 407/B' (two Unu).


md pubUahed S v e r tlB e r^M d


, .....


Castlegatei C! Telephone 5 3 3 1 a:


' . 1


:^nded to 2nd


SONS


Itheroe Hid 534


,registered) from ' Rd. . Whittaker, Seth Wtod and others,' 40 Shear­ ling! We|lhers, J. Parkinson, Root;' 60 B. crpss G. Shearlings, J. Lord;


80 uncr issed Ewes, E. Rawllnson.- Sale at 10-30. Anyone wishing to make a ibolce selection of breeding sheep,! suitable for short keep should make, a po n t of attending this sale.


i


h *■'eld bn lEarlvl e


l


£2 and the,, bei Cow or


TT'EI ! ATir 1


N3::XT SALE of all classes.of ESTED, CATTLE will be TwEDN^SDAY, Oct. 13th. ifitrles I solicited. Prizes of £1 given :at this sale for newly-calved or In-calf


Heifers. • npHB n ex t : FORTNIGHTLY


■*•! EaiJe of GELD and LAYING- OFF CATTLE will be held on FRI- DAY, October 15th at ' 10-30 a.m. Entries solicited.


of! Shee: solicited.


(Old Note--’ ip and! Horses. Entries


Tel. j32f. l\!v'hlTEWELL;& DISTRICT


E. CHESTER, ;


!, FARMERS. VED1


RO(?T Sale


dealers Mr.


FARM, DUNSOP BRmOE,


NESDAY, October 6th. at the


'If SHEEP from the follow- and farmers:


Dolphin ,, 60 homed wedder Iambs; J. Coatci s, 50 horned wedder Iambs; J. IPsrkl: Inson, 401 horned wedder Iambs, ■


30) Wi 30]! ho) wedders, C.lSeec 30l :hal Bolton 50! I hoi


“PelleU”


W.I) Hai lam'lbs, homed hojned


fned ewes, "30 shearling I, 50 horned wedder lambs; '20 horned,wedder lambs, bred lanfbs, 2 lonk rams; Bros., 60 shearling wedders, wedder


1. Bland, 20 horned ewes, ler, lambs; R. Whittaker,


med lambs;


iflewood, .36 horned wedder 8 horned) ram Iambs, 12


10 horned glmmer ' Halton, Lancaster,


3; JOHNSON, ,


Iambs;


' shearling i wedders, 2 shearling rams.


'


THURSDAY, October 21st r Day). Sa)e of all classes


Secretary.


to hand from the well-known' sheep farmers-and dealers, viz:— 120 H.Wl Lambs, J. Coates, Bren­ nand: 1130 T. D. Handley, Whlten- dale;! 60 W. Rigby; 70 H. Ewes, A. H. I Porter; 60 H. Ewes, Rt. Parker;! 60 H. Ewes, J. T. Procter, 100 Grit. Ewes, J. (jre^nwood; 40 Sheirlmg Wethers, C. Robinson; 60 G. W) Limbs and 20 Grit Ewes, J. Hayhuf^; 30 O. Bland, Sykes; 80 H. Ewes and 80 W. Lambs, Kitchen Bros; | $. Ewes, B. Morphet; 45 S. Rwes, Rt. .and J. E. Cowperth- walte; f 200 • Lambs, B, Hesllilne; 300 Ewe I and Lambs and 70 to 80 RAMS)(if various ibreeds (mostly


ig thi,,


CoVs and Heifers will be on DAY NEXT, October 6th.


Trunk; Mugs ; IBrownware;


folding


* wv Street,


and two Bed- red in to


ACANT POSSESSION. SALL; & FORREST


AUCTION SALE9 By RICHARD TURNER & SON,


SALE OP A FREEHOLD FARM FOR INVESTMENT PURPOSES


To be Sold by Auction by


TJICHARD TURNER & SON at the Jtv town hall, BENTHAM, on


1948, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon precisely, subject to the Law Society’s Conditions of Sale. (1934


WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of Oct.,


Edition) and to speclaLconditions as may be then read.


A Freehold AttoSte(l Farm known as ,


'1BLAITHWAITE FARM." fUGGLESWICK


.„ the occupation of Mr. Jas. Smith as yearly tenant, comprising Dwellinghouse, Farm Buildings wlth'tymg for 48 cattle, stable for 2 horses and . 3 loose boxes and altogether acres 162.163 of sound land.: The fencing is of stone walls' which are In excellent con­ dition; the land Is very produc­ tive.! The farm is situated In a good! position: Immediately adjoin­ ing the high' road.' There Is a tithe rent charge of £7 13s. 4d. per year.;


farm! by appointment and further particulars may be had from the Auctioneers, Bentham, Lancaster, 'or Messrs. Charlesworth & So., Solicitors, Settle, Yorks.


. Mri James-Smith will show the . j


TiENTHAM AND DISTRICT ^ FARMERS’ AUCTION MART CO. LTD,


ictioneerO :& Valuers,. REMEMBER SALE OP


SATURDAY. DQTOBER 2nd.


A NNUAL'PRIZE SHOW and SALE of DRAFT EWES. Prizes given for the best 10 blackfaced Ewes,


£3, £2 and £1. The entries In­ clude about 5,000 from all'-the iTfrtll .t^


usual well-known s to c k iD e e p Clough, Crow Trees, Leylands. Rathmell, Penyghent, Wtnter- scales, Foredales, Winder, Newby, Whltray, 'High Blrkwlth, Scale, Salter, Botton and Brennand, Dunsop Bridge.


ON SALE


•L thaM'8 While you walt.-r- Market Place, Clltheroo.


stock at [Benthams, 14, Market Place. Clitheroe. Tel. 167.


Shop. __________ PRAMS RE-TYRED at BEN-


■triGH TENSION BATTEEIES for the Wireless. Moat s tos . In


CALE—LORRY DRIVER’S LOG BOOKS.—Advertiser & ; Times J ,


to shops : at reduced prices.—D. Cattermole, 12. ' Park Street, Clitheroe.


OGS FOB SALE, 3s. 6d. per bag; I also bundles of Wood supplied


and early delivery from the sole area distributors for this district. —Central Garage (Halifax) Ltd. ’Phone Halifax 4626 for pavtloulara of the famous "Service direct to user." ■


j^ERGUSON TRACTORS. — New price only £325. Permit free


WANTED


The Advertisements . sections do not relate aged 18-60, or women, unless they or the - menta are excepted i Control- of Engagements 1947.


Ip PART-TIME N


up to 30 per wCek) suit the convenience of Excellent from is.


Tng hours ___


Public transport employees.


61d. per


-tV-L Cars and Folders In stock.— Bentbams (by the clock), 14, Market Place, Clltheroe. Phone 167.


l/I ABMET, TANSAD PRAMS, Cot


TPOK all WATCH REPAIRS.— -L coneron and Leemlng, Moor Lane, ■Clitheroe.


'


spares, etc.— Clifford Clegg, Great Harwood. Tel 184,


■XTBW and second-hand MOIGK CYCLES and Auto Cycles;


"hi


tlon- apply personally o to the Matron, Brockh. tlon, Langho, near Blac,


Fur


TIROCKHALL INSTIT LANGHO. Nr. BL


qiWO LAUNDRY -MA; ■*• Irbners) required,


tlon.


from; Steele, Ford and Newton, Barclay’s Bank Chambers, 8, King Lane. Telephone Burnley 2684. Office hours: Tuesday and Frl- days, 10-30 a.m. to S-30 p.m.


WTTATM cfonl/ti • *. TPTYPT


WHEAT STRAW to Offer, Orders now being accepted -for prompt delivery. — Adam Lythgoe Ltd., Culchetb, Warrington, Phones Culcheth 2271/2/3.


Towels.—Corner. House, King Lane,


heath-going Ewes, 1 to 3 shear and 30 Glmmer Lambs from Mr. Fotb- erglll, Hlgh.Thfushglll. ‘A really good flrst-class show will be


forward. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6th. and HEIFERS,


SAll'URDAY, OCTOBER 9th.


A BOUT 3,000 blackfaced DRAFT EWES, i


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15th.


the I well-known breeders. Prizes wlllibe given tor tup lambs, shear­ lings and aged tups.


'400 blackfaced RAMS from all OCTOBER 16th—STORE SALE. Bentham, Lancaster. : 1949.


Sales each day at 11 a.m. RICHARD' TURNER & SON. Auctioneers and Secretaries, .


SAUS OP A VALUABLE FREE­ HOLD FARM WITH VACANT


POSSESSION IN THE SPRING OF ■ !


I To be sold by Auction by ■


PICHARD TURNER & SON In '-AVjthe TOWN HALL, BENTHAM,


on (VEDNESDAY, October 13, (948,


at 3 'p.m. In the afternoon, pre­ cisely, subject to the Law Society’s conditions of sa le ' and to any special conditions that may be then read.


A Freehold Farm, known as


"V/ESTHOUSE LODGE FARM.’’ w WCsth'ouso, Nr. Ingleton. Yorks.


spring of 1949, together with a freehold Cottage, known as West- house Lodge Cottage, in the occupation of Mre. Batty and let at 12s. per week. The farm cbm- pflses: Excellent dwellinghouse, farm buildings with tying for 27 cattle; 3-stau stable; Loose Box; Pig Stye; Manure Shed; Cart Shed: Tool House and two out- Barns, wlthl tying for 13 and 8 cattle, respectively, together, with 109.433 acres of exceptionally good land (66 acres pasture, 19 acres meadow, 22; acres seeds and 2i acres arable). ’ The land Is prac­ tically all.in a ring fehce with the main road running alongside the farm yard. The Klrkby Lonsdale to Ingleton 'bus route Is within half-a-mlle and Ingleton Railway Station within 2 miles. There Is a tithe redemption annuity of £11 2s. 8d.


ith vacant possession In the


by appointment and further par­ ticulars may be had from the Auctioneers, Bentham, or -Messrs. Clark Oglethorpe and Sons, Solici­ tors, Bentham and Lancaster.


Mr. W. Fell wlirshow,the farm


rURRER WOOD FARM, 8TEET0N, NR. KEIGHLEY.


■PICHABD TURNER & EON Will Sell by Auction for Mr,; P.


the whole of his farming live and dead stock as follows : Four present calving Cows; 5


Hargreaves on FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8th, 1948.


laylng-off calving Cows; 1 .Feb. Cow: 3 Cows and 3 Heifers, In full milk; 3' two-year-old Heifers; 3 Yearling Heifers.


Lonk and cross-bred); 1 Wensley- dale Ram; 3 blackfaced Lambs; 3 half-bred Lambs.:


65 Ewes, l i to 6 shear (Swaledale,


years old; ! brown Gelding, 15.3 h.h.: both really good workers. In either single or double harness; Sheep Dog,


I


Include: Deering single horse Mower; Strewing Machine; Side Delivery; new Low Manure Cart, on rubber tyres; 2 Coup Carts; Hay Sledge; .. Sweep; Harrows; Plough; Chaff Cutter; Turn!' Pulper; Oat Kllbler: Wheel barrows; Corn Bins; Hay Rakes; Forks; Cart Harness; Incubator (150 egg); Night Ark; 42 Bat­


All hlB farm Implements, which Auctioneers’- Office,


tery Cages; i Dairy. Utensils, etc. Sale at 12-30 o’clock prompt, Ttfms Cash.


Bentham, Lancaster. •


■piVERY TYPE OP CATTLE bought,; sold or exchanged;


same day - removal. — Thomas Geldard, Hodge Field, Billlngton


By BARTLE & SON


nine miles from Clitheroe—offer­ ing an excellent opportunity for souiid agricultural Investment.


YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING (Twelve miles from Settle and


A charmingly situated and picturesque


AGRICULTURAL ESTATI^


comprising Seven valuable Dairy­ ing and Stock Rearing Holdings, situate at Slaldburn, viz ; Act^€8


Lower Hlghfleld Farm . Higher Hlghfleld Farm Lower Edge Farm . . . Tinklers Farm ............


Black House Farm . . . Standrlnge Farm . . .


Field Head Farm ........


154.933 194.442


190.789 989.333


producing a net Income of £817 7s. Od. per annum.


(unless sold privately) a.s a whole or If not so sold in lots at the


To be offered by Auction by Messrs. BARTLE & SON


, SWAN AND ROYAL HOTEL, . ' ' CLITHEROE, on ! '


WEDNESDAY. October 6th, 1g48, at 3 p.m.


6d.) may be obtained from the S o l ic i to r sM e s s r s . Last and Reddlhough, 31. Sunbtldge Road, Bradford CTel. 27171), or from the


Illustrated particulars (price Is, B.


Auctloneere Offices, 5/8, The Corn Exchange,. Leeds. AT STUD


•w e l l -known SHEEPDOG, TV ■'Monty,” '! 4964. Winner of


over £200 In prizes. For further particulars apply; . Smithson,


Carter Fold Farm, Waddlngton, Chtheroe. Phone 644.


161.658 132.610 <95.800 59,101


Chestnut :Mare, 15.3 h.h.. 10 The entries also Include : 100


WASTE delivered and spread for a reasonable price. Farmyard wanted all the : year round. — Adam Lythgoe Ltd., Culchetb, Warrlng- ton. Phones Culcheth 2271/2/3


ABOUT 160 Newly-calved COWS -ii- hml ' -----------


cellent pedigree; reasonable price; make good gun dogs.—Edmondson, 7, Hennel Lane, Walton-le-Dale, near Preston,


QALE—Golden Retriever Puppies, (both sex), 14 weeks old; ex­


MEN’S VESTS, Pants, Trunks, Pyjamas, U n io n Shirts,


■pEST GROUND LIMESTONE also -L* dry carbonate-Of LIME


W E shall shortly have plenty of TV- good BALED OAT and


(This adverWseaient by permission of the Labour and National under the Control ment Order; 1947.


: ^


Required at the LANGH|) (for sane epileptics) Nr. Blackburn (649


without previous experl/ ' l nee to 2s. for qua! llfled staff. avalla


l l jd . per hour hour


rates, ot pa furthei


, ranging for those


ikburn. Ell


.IDS


weekly If over 21 -years week. Application forms Clerk and Steward at tfli


--


WOMEN wanted at Tv hall Institution, ________________ , lutli


to men, i, 18-40. employ- om the Order,


these n f i


part-time Nursing P—, (any sflltab,


...e' number ,i ranged to iippllcants,


,lingho, for s. Work-'


URSES Brock-


SdlES SEItV


PLACKBUEN Tol. 4042-3,


. Wp ^0 ■ not send our!


,lile for all informa- by letter 1 Instltu-


UitlON, ACKBURN.


Wage 80/- 48-hour


(Hand


i from the ,e Instltu-


c( Engage-


Ministry of Service,


s Jnsertcdi


]y£AN0HESTER___COGP.0RATI0N COLONY


Lahghe, beds).


STATE REGISTERED Salary and conditions ol


WHITE BLANKETS, Tablecloths, TT Tow(' ■ ■■


mlttee.


Superannuation .Scheme FEMALE ATTENDAN"


- Manchester


perlence , necessary; resident,';£100- per, emoluments valued at annum; ' non-resident, annum, plus emolume at £20 per annum.! Cc service In accordance recommendations of Salaries Committee! C o r p o r a t i o n Supe


Scheme. • to


Sateen Shirts. — Corner House (bottom of King Lane).


•RINGLEY- BUILDING SOCIETY •L* makes liberal advances a t 4 per cent.: Interest, - calculated on monthly balances. Special term? to tenant purchasers. Agents: Varley, Edmondson and Co., Bradley’s ) Chambers, Castle'Gate,


Clltheroe. Tel. 513.


(SALE—NEW HUDSON CYCLE, In W good- order; £6. — Apply i Rowlands, New Ing, Bolton-by- Bowland,


CALE—One self-contained FOOD BOILER, for pig or poultry.—


Apply: J. Y. Lofthouse,.Butcher, Low Moor.


T ADIES’ BLOUSES, Cardigans, Jumpers. — Corner House


(bottom of King Lane).


Floors .with DARKALINE STAIN are the, keynote: 2/6 tin does a room. , Dries quickly, brilliant gloss, .no polishing.—Paint Stores,


XIOME'S the place where charm ■Li Is needed; lovely, gleaming


Ironmongers.


GALE ^ Semi-detached HOUSE, Olltheroe district; v.p. Best


offer.—Write Box P5, Advertiser and Times.


'_____________ LADIES' Floral Wlnceyette


ties are made on favourable terms through BOROUGH BUILDING SOCIETY. Interest at 4 per cent, ler annum, calculated on monthly lala'nces. No entrance fees, flues


MORTGAGE'ADVANCES on House and Business Proper­


or similar charges. .Write or call for leaflet and full particulars from; ’ Local Agent, Fortor,


SALE — Blue Roan. Cocker


e x c e l l e n t pedigree. — Norris, Butler’s . Cottage, Browsholme, nr. Clttherqe.


Spaniel DOG: part trained;


VERITAS PERFECTION, three- T burner COOKER; almost new.


________


—Apply: Brewer, Lower Lees, Cow Ark.


uouDie.—omnnsuu, v/uriei’t rum Farm, Waddlngton, (flltheroe. , Tel. 544.


GALE—Silver Cross coacb-bullt pram; as new; navy-, blue.


cream Interior: with basket and apron.—61, Boiland Prospect,


cish or ' terms;—Benthams, 14, Market Place, Clltheroe. Tel. 16’7.


F STOCK AT BENTHAMS—All Electric WASHING MACHINE; AUCTION SALES


rrKE HELLIFIELD AUCTION t MART go; LTD.


; M O N D A Y , N E X T , October 4th.


GPEOIAL PRIZE SHOW & SALE 9 of 492 Dalesbred RAMS and RAM LAMBS.


TPORTNIGHTLY , PRIZE SHOW & •V; SALE Of Laylng-off CATTLE. From entries already to, hand- we are assured of 220 to 230 choice young cattle from the usual well known' consignors and local firmers. Prizes offered' for light ahd heavyweight cattle. . , ! Judging 10 a.m., sale Immedi­ ately afterwards.


TUESDAY NEXT October 5th.


j THURSDAY NEXT, October 7. i680 to 630 choice young newly-


calved Cows and Heifers on offer, all direct from north country and local farms. Prizes offered for best cows and heifers. Judging 9-30 a)m.: ballot 10 a.m.; sale Im­ mediately afterwards.


,i •


GPEOIAL‘PRIZE SHOW and SALE O of Dalilesbred EWES & Dimmer


liambs.' Over 1,800 head already entered from well-known stocks.


FRIDAY NEXT. October 8th, ■ "


Prize Show and Sale ot all classes of ATTESTED CATTLE. .Will vendors please notify us of their entries early to enable us to advise customers,


I Monday. Oct. 11—Fortnightly -


conclusion of the sale of Laylng-off Cattle at approx. 2-30 p.m., a Prize Show and Sale of all classes of Shorthorn Cattle for the Northern Dairy Shorthorn Breeders’ Society, will follow.


Tuesday, Oct, 12th—After the •


Arms Hotel,'Malham, for the Mal- hamdale Farmers, concluding Sale of all classes'of stock,


Friday, Oct. 15th.—At the Listers


Show and Sale of Friesian and Prleslan-type Cattle. Will-vendors please notify us of- their entries


Sale at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 22nd.—Special Prize


before Monday, October ‘ 11th. to enable us to advise customers. -


F. W. STARKIB.


Phone 228 Bellifield. Secretary. Q.ISBURN AUCTION. MART CO- WEDNESDAY. October 6th.


Prom entries received we are assured of a good show of young cows from the. usual - well-known consignors and local farmers.


Sale a t 10-30 a.m. ^ - J. WRATHALL.


Phone 242 GIsbum. Sec.


lEVEKiS ‘lOBOL’’ CALF MEAL


For particulars ask W. Bamber, 32, Ramsgreave, Drive, Blackburn.


The perfect milk substitute No boiling waterFenuIred.


VORTNIGHTLY SALE Of Spring- . Ing and Laylng-off COWS.


- . - -


sleeves, W. and OS,—Corner House. King Lane.


NIGHTGOWNS, short or long Applications are to |


Langho. near Blac bur: WANTED—Ladlej


Lane. Clltheroe. ■


CLOTHING;'


be adaptable and some mechanical k| weeks holiday wl wages and permane appheant.—Apply It by letter to Advert 6, Market Place, Oil


w a n t e d 'AT ( ’ ’ MAN for Prlntli


A


-Seel. iNC:


-refitrably have lOWledge; ay;


gW


ser theroi


Harwood, Whalley dlati Clegg, Great Harwobo


/ io o d


promptly attended- to.-, flnson, 15. Regen)t Blackburn.


using I special registration


good


PERSONS required tc terestlng products plastic


Norfolk. __________ ■WANTED—Two ,'Bmait ANTS, one male, Ar


Jetalls: Norweave, remuneration fees;


also sharp Boy,—C. R. and Son, Parson Lane,


—Write Box N3. Ad’ Times.


** required for local not exceeding 16 yedrs


experience preferred or suitable girl; good conditions.—Apply by Advertiser and Times, Place, Clltheroe.


■WANTED ' ' '


TUNIOR CLERK, Bo(


al •mos -t automatic prod' ----------------bb


w CAST-OFF CLOTH;i|NG. prices ing, ..Binding, , tetc.;


g r ic u l tu r a i Ploughing, Cultlvi


md Times, le.


instance


;r ,ot-Cllflbrd Tel, 184.


.Action;. no ith sexes; all yean Martham,


make In- at home, apparatus;


il


Mow- Great


accordance with the re Aommenda- tlons of the Nurses’, Sal iirles Com- C orporatlon


NURSES- service in


in n


lo idltloqs of with the


, £170 per jAts valued


the Matron,' Langh ,0 Colony, 'ackburh,


addressed


a ad Gent’s Parson


1^*HANDY- orks; must


-Cy to suitable flrbit


good two


Sales of Property and Furniture iindertaltsn.


Valuah'ons for )all purposes. PUBLIC NOTICES


rPHE MUtlSTRYi OF ACRICllL- ^ TURE and FISHERIES,


LA N C A S H IR E C O U N T Y . A G R I ­


a ;lng. Contract


jiald for Clean P.C.


C U L T U R A L E X E C U T IV E i C O M M IH E E " i


GLASSHOUSE SOIL 8TERLISATI0N BY ^ fORMALDEHYDE


■Mrs. Wll- Btreet,


rPHE Committee is able to under- X take! the chemical sterilisation


without jdelay to ; 1 ! ■..' ; The' Horticultural) Officer,


ABSIST-


^ne female; Hargreaves Clltheroe.


:vbrtlser and


Bank; age 3 months.


or Girl,


WANTED—FEMALE .1 ' ' for stationery tn:


.(SSISTANT de; some


would train mges and letter to


Handley, Whltendaie Bridge, Chtheroe.


for blai black-faced H< iggs;—T.'D. ipunsop


WINTER


■WANTED — Experleni M HELP; hours 9 a.n


no washing; all elec' ancesj Saturday all Sunday free; gi and wages for sultaoli —Read, ' 15. Chtheroe.


T ADY llvtog alone, for COMPANION;


school teacher.—Write Advertiser and Times.


POY WANTED to -t» and .SHOE Rl Apply: J. Cheetham, Lane; Chtheroe.


aft( ri ;o:Kl


. Churr 'ch


8, Market EATAGE


ilrlcal appll- noon' and position


ced DAUjY . to 6 p.m.;


applicant. Street,


I as vacancy preferably Box P2,


■WANTED—MOLE CATCHER— >’ Sutcliffe. Brockthom. Tosslde.


-E?i


learn BOOT 'AIRING.- 22, Woone


permanent.—Write Bos P3, Adver- tlser and Times.


r'-ENTLEMAN ' requires clean, Lx homely, ’BIGS” In CUtheroe;


Farm, Newton, near Clltheroe. __-


Apply : Modern Publicity bltlons)


PART 'time . WOMEN -Z- wa


Parson Lane, CUtheroe. manted for Painting


work; live In : or out.—Apply : George Sedgwick, Mossthwaltei


■WANTED—Strong YOUTH or farm MAN, used -to all farm


I_ _ _ _


.Ltd,,' Empire! Buildings, ■


Apply by letter; Dickinson, Bum- side. Brooks Lane, Whblley.


workers Toys.-- (Exhl^


■WANTED — DOMESTIC HELP; ' ' two mornings per week.—


ness man, wife and wo children, school age; Whalley br Clltheroe area; ■ country d objection.—Write Box tlser and Times.


strict i no P i , Adver-


WAREHOUSEMAN required. — S ' ' Apply: R. D. Blackburn &


!.'■'! . < ■nOMESTIC HELP required three


^ mornings weekly, 9 to U-30.— Apply : Mrs. Rutherford, i 22, Waddlngton Road, CUtheroe.


B UTOHER or IMPROVER S * required—F. Haydock, Butcher


W^ASSl'sTAN'T - 1 'Coleman’s, Castle Street,.Clltheroe.


haw Bridge,.Clltheroe, Full-time SHOP


jfXoOD all-round ■ FARM MAN LX seeks situation on farm, with cottage provided.—Write Bok P4, Advertiser , and. . Tiires, stating terms.


.


■WOMAN wanted for live In;


bungalow, on btis roufe; country district.—Leedham, The Bungalow, Dunsop Bridge, near Clltheroe.


two


"WANTED—PRIVATE ’ L for child of nine;


Housework; In family;


h o u r s weekly: — standard not required.*—Write Box P7, Advertiser and Times.


TUITION one or -two scholarship


ing of rubble or clinkers; on farm near Clltheroe.—Apply : ' Adver- tlser and Times, - I


ANYONE requiring) a handy DUMPING PLACS for dispos­


‘


•WANTED-MJood FARM Worker, ” must be good hbnd milker: good cottage with electric light provided.—Corless, Buck Stall Farm, Waddlngton, nOar Clltheroe.


."WANTED.—Mantenahce Fitters; ’ ’ A.E.U. rate, plus honUs.—


Apply : "Rlbhiesdale Cement Ltd., Clltheroe. ,.


' , ,1


riARDENER-CHAUFFteUR wanted LX (only experienced man. con­ sidered);. wages. £4, 16s.; con­ venient bus 'servlw. --- Apply ; Sagar Wood, Higher 'Hodder, < near Clftheroe..


PERSONAL


GTDP SMOKING.—The Stanwood ^ Treatment for the tobacco habit; safe: reliable) and proved efficient; ■


Chemist; Church Street. Clltheroe, riOACHIND — Schoq*l


V Scholarship, tlouB.


Advertiser and Tlmeej______ < -. ctc.-^Wrlte Box ■ 5s. Ageflt: '.Clegg,


Schoo Certificate, other


examlne- , K9,


the new wonder Astrological-Fore­ caster. " Soccascope ’ brings you the luck of the gajfae.. Send .at once to Soccascope Ltd-, 23/28, St, Dunstan’s Hill, Loflhon, R.C.3. Price 2s, 3(Li,iwst freej


■RIO POOLS PRIZES lean be won ■X* with the help of ‘ISoccascope.’.’


ACKI^OVliLEDGIVtENtS


DAVIES.—The)Family of the late ; Elizabeth: Davies wish to thank 1 all Relatives: and Friends,-Doctor and: Nurse for the kind expres- : slons' of isympathy received In


!' their sad; bereavement; also for ! ' floril tributes, il':,' Shaw Bridge, House,-: : CllthefOB. :


' ' I :


: ’Sincere: thanks': to all Relatives, • FVlendsI land ;Neighbours • for floral) tributes’ also the local Doctors' and the Nurses;: also Mr.: and jMrs. Garllck for< their kind attention during her Illness 7, Shaw Bridge Street.


LANCA8TEB,-r:The, Family o f . the , late: < Mrs. Lancaster' express


- ■


PARKINSON—Mrs. Parkinson land Family! desire' to thank: aU Relatives,: • Friends and Neigh­ bours for'. kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received In; their bereavement.


Hoybeck Cafe/ CUtheroe. ‘


- Alsd ;for)the kind attention of ' the Doctor. ■ ■


- ’) , 48,


ons, Llttleinoor ,Cbrn Mills;- Chtheroc,


A N T E D — Unfurnished or Furnished ROOMS for busl;


5 I


R ID D IN G S L A N E H O U S IN G S IT E , O F F S TA ’r ib N R O A D , W H A L L E Y ,


- ,',! ': |j .| T EM P O R A R Y G R A Z IN G ! : I-. !■'■ ,


qiHE'i_ Ckiflncll'Invite Tenders X - t,h!e flse' of


envelope ! ;endorsed ; “ Grazing, Whalley iHouslng Bite,” , should, be addressed) to the: undersigned to reach j hlm*' hot later than moon on Satiirday. the ^ 23rd October, 1948. ' "


selves ; to ; accept! the highest or any tendefl! ,


Council, Offices, )


T. P, RU8HT0N, i,cisrki of the Council.


Churih Brow, Clltheroe. ) :■; , MEMbRIAM


TROTTER.-i-Lovliig memories of j I a dear son and brother George,


who. [passed away September 29th, 1946, aged 34 years,; '


i • ! the same,


: As long as we Uve' ,we will ! , : treasure his name; : Deep 1 In ;our hearts he Is


In memory we see him Just <' •


i W I living yet, . ,


esloyed. him' too dearly to : l ever forget. ,.


10,, Ne^ Roy?, Low Moor, , Chtheroe and Sabden.


-r-Prorii Mother and Family. ;. i


'Hie (joUncll do) not bind, them­ ...............


■ ' Tenders'! In a plain sealed, , : i


temporary! grazing purposes, i Pull particulars may be obtained


from thpl Council's Surveyor at the address: below.


the above site for for, ‘ez


of glass house soils on commercial premises, ■ Including the Internal spraying! of the house structure. Application shpuld be made


Government jBulldlngs. Penwortham, Preston.


,


I T. O. iCREYKE, ' , Cbunty . Agricultural Officer.


pLITHEROE CORPORATION GAS department


1 iC O K E


DIS'I’RIBUTIOH SCHEME .} Week No. 24.!


October! 4th to! October 8th i 1 inclusive


! .;


Holders of Permits INos. ; I (,991 tfl 1,339 j:


i


are entitled to draw edke thia.'- ■ . ‘ : week. ■ 1 ■ ' ' < ' :


Gas Works, CUtheroe i SPECIAL LINE


WARDROBjES CUPBOARD


.ND


AT CLEARANCE PRiipES. BLACKBURN & SONS!


CASTLE igate.) CLITHEROE- POQLt RY |& / 'E G R 3 |


but decided to glvO: Karswood Poultry Spice a trial. -Within a


I c PULLETS laid only 6 leggs dally.. I was discouraged


T. 8., of Glasgow.. Try Is. 3d. bag from Preston an d ' Dlst. Farniera Trading Society Ltd., Queens Hall, Clltheroe, i '


" IVriNE EGGS DAILY FROMU2 ■ ■


few day s ), the egg-produotlon Jumpedito 12 eggs dally says, Mr,


G : R. W. HARRIS, i October 1st, 1948. U ! j


as Engineer and Manager. ; ! '


3eptemberi'l948." rs, Unhertakers, Clltheroe.


HAYEs.4:0h jPendJe | imgs


the late Bessie Hayes, In his 90th ^eajr. ) Interment _ a t ; Chatburn Church, .MohdayVOctober, 4th7’at l^jlS au i ; , Friends please accept ■ (the! only) intimation.


Thbmas, t thi -belove 'd ‘husband of


September Vfew,”


^ Woraton,


PARKINSON.!— on . V,—u


beloved husband of Margaret atklnfeo ■ ■ —


27th, 1848, a t : the Roybeck Cafe, CiUthe/oG,


Utbei(oB; John, ■ the


September dearly-


Interred i : at West Bradford Chapel on the 80th.


KELLeT, the re


9, 'St. burn, loved Kellet, M:oor.


at'jNe' Blelckh


ol


-O n September 28th at sldence of her daughter. Andrew’s Street, Black- Ellen i;Ann,, the deatly- wlfe lof the late James of 27; Union Street, Low


aged 164 years. Interred V .Row Methodist Chapel, urn. I Re-unlted.


NELSON.—Oti:: September 28th,' ^7, Queen Street,


Titiomas, the beloved of j ' Elizabeth Marjl'


ate of Vicarage Fold, aged 71 years. In­


terment ; at! j'Whalley Parish : Church to-day (Friday), a t 2-39


m . I '< |:|l. ! ' , ;| ,-One of the best.


TAYLOR-Oh-the_28tb September. 1948,-fat: thb! Royal Infirmary, Blackburn, iWilllam Henry, ithe beloved, < husband of Fanny Taylor,: aged) 73 years. Inter- m m t ) at' St.! Mary’s . Cemetery,. t^ a ^ (P r ld a y ) , Octobeif 1st, at •


. .a#nyr)f>yed':! husband of Ada, ■ anl-:.aear'-idad, of Kleth and •!. Ge3r6ei.'!i(79,’ Pptafl&uth),


TVLER,4-At the Royal Portsmouth 'Hote lta l, - onteSeptember 23rd, • -o-xp, ir/Ufrefli ’.George, late RH.,


■mi fflghfleld Street, '(jur-nearest and dearest:is now;


:,pafs In ‘God’s keeping; B IR TH D A Y !


r em em b r a n c e


BOOTHMAH.-f-TreasUred birthday -p - -


Poultry :Spice that does I t ”' says Mr. T.C., Tof Durham, a 20 years’ user,. Try this'famous non-forolng egg-producer. Bags Is, 3d. from: Blackburn; and Sons,; Com ; Mill, Castle Gate) Olltberoe,


‘■'h en s I !and ‘ It’s- Kaiswood


! Ten d er s R U R A L D IS TR IC T


id, Fktherj ifictober 1st, ■ His presence we miss, Is meh’of'^® treasure.


memocies pt i a dear Husband and


SONgJ SKE'^OHES, 6tc.' , ■t-Hljs lo # g Wife and Family


BOOiTHt)lAN.f'Treasured birthday memories of my dear Father md prahdad, October 1st!. ■ ■


iweet Is!his memory, dear Is ' hls flame, ■


leep In) lour hearts h e : will aiwajiS remain, .


- -


—Loving /daughter Win., son "red! and !Grandchildren.:


BOIltHHAN.!— Loving birthday memories lot my dear father,: Jaines iBooihman, October 1st.


lot Just ;to-day, h u t every day, , pe remember.


,


s’rom hia loving daughter and ion-lp-la'W, Peggy and Stanley.'


m o o r liA N E jM E TH O i k IVIEMORIAM


-passed 19?7,


-Loyln^ memories of Richard, Husband and Dad, who awfly; Septeinber 30tb,


lo one ifno’ws the silent heart- . dches,! i*


)nly| those Who have lost can - tell.!:!,'!- ■


Annual “AT W E D N E S IM Y SA TU Rl


/o r thosBiwe loved so well. Ih oflr hearts bis memory Is kept! !


)f the: grief that Is borne In . Silence ;


We Smite with the world but flevef■ forget. ,'


21, Radeiflyge, Street, ■ Clltheroe, .-J -f-Treasuted memories of


Prim nisi:Wife afld Family. MOORE.


M)i 'ore, who : died Pteinberi30th; 1947.


deaflyrloved husband. (suddenly), John


Deatb divides but memories remain.-


—Prpm, hls' loving wife Mary.' 29, f f e m i ; ) l e ;V l e w ._______ _


^ RE.r-Tieasured 'memories ■ of ly.dear, dad,and grandad, John bore, who : died (suddenly) idflteiflberjSOth, 1947.


I^i


laiJse-of ' time canno ,t ilm’the fragrance of hls memory.-


-P i . ' - ___


)mln-law, Grandchildren, iliaSi, Wllf, Pamela, Stanley


and Street; Bury.


,a r wife, [motner and grandma, .my; who passed away Septem- ^'^28th. ]1946.; I Remembrance.


fl.—In - loving memory of • a


•[-Froifll her Husband and -1 Family.,:


31. painter Wood,;iBlUlngton. _


PRATT—In ’iovlhg mempry of Dad, who passed away-, October 3ta, 1942.


I j ' :


) ij Remmbered always. '—From hls FamUg;


Sentemberi 291 A -lWays faithful, always-kind.


tint, Nellie,;


A , beautiful memory 1“ » ’ . behind, ■ -^oe.l Molly, Joan, George, - .Marie and Peter.


.—In . loving memory of fell asleep


r e m o v a l ^ ^ n < r


Whole or part loads of furniture t j r S O U T H , may i be sent; with adeadta servleo. Modern fleet;of vans,and M


STUBBS’ DEPQS^TORi r .ED A B S T R E E T . B LAC K B U R N ,-


orn ', ills ) loving Daughter, I '<


'IWEDNESDAY NEXTj! OCTOMtl G R A P iD i ; e ! r ,


GROSVENOR GQNCJ ■, , ' ! ; ■ I OP-’BURNLr


m a ,'i.vORSHIP 'THE TjlAYOR (Miry '


' , I' ‘ will'pres


Host and Hostess'. iMBJ flnfi Iritroducei:''


,fil


SATURDAY,: OGT(^ER IMh- 'iB E CHILDREN


“BOB-OV$R B y kin


p^erml


rM^BR'QpOPFREylRj I


Host and Hostess: MISS DG ,


MISS -ADDLIEY-QQOjKj -------- --


Inthduceri MR.!;!DEW


Doors'open each evehlng at! 7 p.n| Reireshments will\he^ferpdM


) TICKETS (e^h I eyenijig| 1 Children (unjer |4)


A b a y lffi S Actsliy pORi.O'!! ( nil kind nermissldn'n'o!r MessW.|


f


Wednesday Nlext, Oct. 13) cjpener:' Eev. dj J, Guildford.!


i Saturfay, .O c ^ e r [16


■Opener Mrs.' H. iSowertiutts. j Commence 7-|30.p.nil /


,, , , ADMISSIpN:' . , Adults,: l / b : ‘ Chliaren,i9d.


[itefreshitients. i) -


will BCfli


DA' p.m


tongregaliorijal ,Ghu:teh : IClitheiio'e ; ! r'i'


•ypUNG iADIES’ FELLOWSHIP; GBA^D:


F t


p.m/'flll FULL BRC


I'a


NON-STOP \DANCINQ FOR TICKETS 5/- eaih fr])i REFRESHifE


N T S ) T N 'KtNU -'L: Patklnfeon, ] aged 62 years. 30th,: at


With G A R Y COOPER heading a Wkhty,;. cast, of


and PAU!


“ unconquered ”—( t# s hour's;) Wd .. j- ,'i!, ! Al5ijifj(te:anij;.0ii


Monday to Friday continues from g-jiS;) at 7-45. ' Saturday separate, hprfprmsnooSj Advance': booking for! Satprilay.pvenlng.^


Cafe Restaurant biieM|lany; lrbm


r s -N o ex- lalary, if lum, plus £70' per


,.6 Nurses’ : Manchester ■annuatlon


N.A


We can now offer a ffne'seleotlon of beautiful designfe In the endur­ ing materials of monumental stone or several granites and invito your enquiries! for * spring o t , summer erection. ) Post-card brings all


particulars.!


M Ki uibN% ROCK I Est. 1934.


ONmJnrMTAT] MAROlS NS. j


L'' ' ' j Lettering and ^Renovations j


BLACKBliRN ROAD, GREAT HARWOOD. Phone. 495,. '


J. iC. SMITH AUCTIONEER) & VALUER)


STANLEY . HOUSE,; CLITHEROE Tel. 400


)


CATL 49,


)0D 8 MEMORIALS FOR


your-order now from out Large. Selection of*


AO K , IG R E Y and R ED I G R A N IT ES .


Send fbr Catalogue.;


Uenovatlins carried-oiit ESthnates Free.


dEMEfTERY GATES "A C C R IN G T O N 9l. 2043-1


IRTHS ' barbai)a Mairtln),' a daughter,


. (Lorra,lne). Thanking Nurse : Downham.


b ir t h d a y GREETINGS


. DW.—Alv our love and best ,,'lshes' -to'jour dear daughter ahe slater, decllla Mary (Clssle), Bouand : Prospect, on her birthday, October 2nd.


■Muin. and; Dad, Brothers and r^st^rs.: I !


DEATHS daViIes,] lili JIny


l u x u r y c i n e m a : Monday, j October


A C A F 11th for


CECIL‘B. DE MlLlHigreafest .iech


EVANS.-rOn $eptember 23rd ' at . 7[7, Brownlow Street; Clltheroe, , to m t and Mrs. Evans (nCo


, A film 6f altogetber'^iflsuai m^rlt.’


i Booking Office open MondayJ 'Wednesdal Ute'al Priocs. if


Est. 1878 In III j T O -N IG H T (Friday at 7-30)


Y V O N N E D E C ARLO and iK TECHNICOLOR; ’


UHTi IVKOMMII QEO


TO -M O R R l RGEBRf


ALL WEEK comflienclng Ootob|


MONDAY. TUESDAY. THUljspAY and . WEDNESDAY and SATl|RDAV at )


b u r g e s s MEREDITH, t)ULGIE GRaI - dn-Ant-lhonyrtymmlns-prtf


1


lists of "Stock Designs,” bi t our Staff are at your) disposal)without obliga­ to ! design just the Ms mo r i a l to


til


express your sentiments. our representative


to call. REclisTERED ,AS A NEWflPAPES.


IHEOWlLSON&Soni I LIMITED


K 9 7 , D A EW EN ST., I TOOLS |i i r o n m o n g e r y


Household) Appliarices FIREPLACES) 1


i. KNQlIIBIES .lHViilffi ^ ; fork St.) ffitk&oi! ’PhoH ' 88 I ’ i I J


LABOUR P .'I-


Meiiibei


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