scmij n HOIiOM[||I


mvi 97, DARWEN ST..


BLACKBURN Tol. 4042-3


Wo do not send our lists of "Stock Designs," but our Staff aro atlyour disposal without obliga­ tion, to design; just the right Me m o H a l to express your sentinlents.


Ask our rcnresent'ativo to call,


1


lifer a fine selection Isigns in| the endur- If monumental stoni lites and ■spring Bt-card


I t . 1931] n'lj' Renovations


lAL WASONS. ROCK


i ROAD, GREAT p . Pho ie. 495.


kSE A NEW p i 0


•fHk T ME TO , .


cd'knd prices are \ than eyer, :


rf'we ollOr a humber; Ic s that:are a saving: ■i £3 per set.; . ■ ,


Jie , flgu Innot


bap this largaln


Forms; and 4


e Cossor, Inibeautl-


iwerlul md dellght- up at once, £15 15 0


:ed : walnut told from a


7 weekly.


|e at this remarkable f12;12 0


blve; works ion A/C hr; tbld is a brand '.ist price £15 18s.


Cerms! l and 3/9 weekly.


ior earth and also A/C or 'D/Ciinalns. ce; ring at once for bargain £12|12 0


re ask sou


on A /G or are huylng i to hear £14! 14 9


|e BE in beaiitifi magniflce:


loellent clear;


teal


re rm s: 1 and 6/'


Ekeo Epeakcr; i t ’s £23 0 6


tlons; 1 with


love prices laintenahce I Ire.


7 wobkiy. ihcludo


I t ring Gt. Harwood |c . You get pn the in ycur hqme in


1 part payment on Demonstration In , day ot evening, to


IIull iharket .:for the


3) LTD. Rishton


SMITH EER & VALUER


Y HOUSE, iROEi


M. 400


priy and Furnihire erfakeni


lor all lurppses. . LINE IN;


)B E s j A N D


BOARDS i A N C E P R IC E S i


[ s o k s LITHEBOE.


nmediate possession


ETREEIt NE/iR OF TpWN.j


nodious twoistorey MOOR LANE, I


_ three-storey i work- ■ehouses; at the rear pto eiftrances in


J site : ■ any ty Ji ,370 sq. ft.!


pace:


1,850 so. ft, le of. Store


for further particu- , &


loneers (Tel. 9i)


lOERliST, j ind Valuers.


7AR^h6uSE CLITHEROE. !


IN MEMORM M


DINSDALE.—To tlie memory of a dear brother, Gordon, who September 12th, 1932.


"As the day dawns night returns, jwe ri


beautiful son and passed on


and the member.”


and Brothers.' j . | ’ Lynnwood, West Bradford..


WENTWORTH.-LTreasured mem­ ories, of a dear sister and auntie. who died


Marjorie Gwendoline, September 2pth, ;1941.


In! God's garden of . we meet every diy.


: Janet. . | , memoflea


— Prom Raymond,' Nellie, , Maureen, Malcolm and baby


.2; Beech Street, Clitheroe., ' ACKNOWLEOGMIiNTS


ASHTON.—Mrs. Wrlgley thank all Relatives, Fr Workpeople at Sun Sti


■ the Doctors; also the St. Michael andiJahn'B for kindness and attei her recent sorroiy.


PEARSON.—The llleces ; Misses Addison wish to Friends for kind expri


;reet Mill; Priests of 3 Church ntlon In


wishes to ends and


6, Whlpp Avenuei Cllthetioe.


.sympathy and: (floral ■ received In their herd, also! the ' Doctor, Nurcei and'Minister for'their ' and help, ■'


RE'S !A A(-^ORD| Jance £i4i 1 9


bht bag-type; ah per a t ; tock-bottom Includes service


■erms and 5/8 weekly.


I r Gleahi! of


| r ; prltc palntenelnce ^


d new;


le hiir, complete tbpls;


frms I and 4/1 weekly.


£10 M:


| [er (Junior) latest I t cleans


prms ! : and 6


-.1 weekly. .


ler Standard hioilel. ....... . £22 ! 3 9


land 8/11 weekly. model, complete


lirm s:! , land 3/S weekly. : '


Ice for youri old ■paymeiit. Demon.


; own h ime. day or iyou. .SendTJ.c. or 265, i we'll


lADKp [lum Glyi


I) L | rD . aner Depot


Itreet, Rishton


Jqf tools ready Ifor this machine is un- £7 19 6


it beats os £16:11! 3.


coriiplete trlplfe


Includes .rlplfe-


'esslons of tributes


and the thank all


avement; ' »s, Vicar i Itlndness 1


Brook Villa, Waddlngton PUBLIC NOTICES


fiLITHEROE CORPOf ATION GAS -DEPARTMEHt


[ C O K E


DISTRIBUTION, SClilEMB : Week No. 19,


September 29th to Septe|]iber 25th V ! ■ inolusive


Holders of Pormitl kilt. 1,901 (6 1,330


. are entitled to draw coke this !


. ' week. i !


Gas Works, ClltberoB ; September! 17th; 1948.


: : Gas Engineer and Manager. ; R. W. HAilBIB, TO whom! it; . MAY (IONCERN slanderous jstatements hive been


WHEREAS It has comb, .to m knowledge th a t certain


circulated concerning me the un­ dersigned Lilian Adamsoir of North Street Clltheroe I HEREBY


GIVE NO'HCE th a t ! I f 'k i ts '" date hereof I any repetition of s u ^


statements comes to hiy -knowleage legal proceedings will be ::orthwltn


instituted (against; the. party ,of parties responsible.therefor. ' dated, the; 15th (day of Septem-


1849. I I yJoAMSON


‘''Witness ;j W. sSmund B, Weeks, : Solicitor and Nol St'aiy, dlltheroe.,


cnitheroe Advertiser an Company, Ltd., at 8. Marl


Clltheroe. Tel. 407/8


Printed land publlahe4, By the Times ¥et0 lines).


BOOK THIS DATE FRIDAY


FRANK BINNS and His Band


GISBURN YOUNG FARMERS’ JFIRST ANNUAL I- ' !


% ^ , ! ■ " I I L .in the MAJESTIC b a l l r o om , BARNOLDSWjlCK


t e c h n ic a l SCHOOL CLITHEROE


Dancing 8 p.m. to I a.m. ADMISSlOhi'4 /. .


EVENING CLASSES Session 1948/49


All Classes open for- the


Session during.the week com­ mencing MONDAY NEXT, September 27th, 1948.


W.E.A.


JUMBLE SALE in


THE OLD SCHOOL, • I CHURCH BROW


TO-MORROW, S,iturday to commence at 2 o!(^ck. •ADMISSION 3d.


p r e l : MINARY NOTICE SLAIDBURN '


YOUN(& FARjvlERS’ CLUB ANNUAL


Whist Drivp& Dance FRIDAY, NOV. 19th


: DANCE BAND I rticiilats later.


WHALLEY CHUR PLAYERS


THE -ANNUAL I 1'


General Meeting ' will be held In ! ■ ( . |


THE CHURCH SCHOOL I


THURSDAY NEXT, Sept. 30th[ (j at 8-0 p.m.


j


Ladl(es' and gentlemen^ wishing to- become members


are cotdlally invited to attendJ !


'! .' !: " .. 'a . ' 1 I


1949 EB; two- per-


I dual wave;: ^loveiy 1 tone; (works I wlth-


live all wavs; 3 only and'cannot be *w; needs no I aerial ■ works If you


and 4/3 weekly. new Ekcb


i r ' summer brings all


invite your


N.A.Hackmg&SoD8 MEMORIALS;


Book your order now from! out Large Selcctiot of


BLACK. GREY and RED j GRANITES.


Send for Catalogue. A d


Eenovatlons carriM out; , 'Estimates Fr« . * d


r e Tel. 2043. s s I


CEMETERY GATES ACCRINGTON


, I jEst. 1878


POLDEN WEDDING : SIMPSON—CROS'pLEY


. Peter's and Saint Padl’s Church': Bolton-by-Bowland, | September W98, by the Eev!^ Canon


Father on their! Golden Weddlne Anniversary; married at S r


Congratulations to Mother and !


; —From irenp and. Jphn. SILVER WEbli)ING ~


; prige- brennAn.


Congratulations' ! to Mum. land Dad on their l Silver Wedding Anmvetsary,, 16 th September.


—From Joyce, | BlJl, Pbllln (Chatburn); alsoTPeggy,! ita


and Lee (Washlngtpn, D.S.A.), WEDDIING^


Blackburn, by; i the f Hev ' k Halllwell, Mr. j Jambs Stewart ! Banks, third son of Mr. and Mrs Harry : Banks, bf 68. Waterloo Hoad, Clltberoef to Miss Edna ' Butterworth. ohly daughter of 5*^;. Mr. and Mrs. ■"


At St. Andrew's Ohurcb, Llvesev BANKS-BUTTERWORTH Blackburn. 344, Llvesey


P, Buttbfworth of Branfch


HIORNS-ip|ARKER


On September 4th,' 1948, at the Salvation ArmyfCitadel, Gtaver


London, Clifford, !only sou of Mr ™ Brownlow


-^nherson, of


fJ 'M .d au r tte rio f M;'. and the 3, London


Road, Swanscombe, Kent ■ D E A T H S


EMBLEY-I-On the' 13th lust., at St toMs.on-Sea, I Esthfer Anne- B“ Wey, of 7, Eshtoh Terrace. Clltheroe. ,aged|83 yedrs. Inter- nient at St. Mary's I Cametery


to-day (Friday)] September 17th,


PEARSON.—On Beptenlber 14th.. 18^8, at Brook Villa, Waddlngton " Charles Henry, 'beloved husband Of tn e : late Mary Pearson, aged W years. Interned at Chatburn Church, September, 17th.


BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE


C()OK.—Loving blkhdaly remem­ brances .16th Septeniber, 1948,


?,tnS William. -


husbandland dad. ' ' L


“ Sweet memories."


—From his Wife, 47, back Hay- ■ hurst Street,! Cllthehoe; also Jim, Susan, Henry & Barbara, Southport.


. i 1 ■ 1 . ROLL OF h 6 n [ 0 U R ~


MASHITER.—In loving! reinern- brance of our dear son, Arnold,


who died 21st September, 1943. " Hallowed memories.”


Clltheroe,;^ and Miriam, ■ : !■ DON’T FORGET! OLD RIBBLESDALIANS ASSO.CIATION GRAND DANCE ! , ! ' » ;................. ■ ' ribbLesdale s c h o o l assembly h a l l


Wednesday Next/ Sept. 2 9 th I Dancing 8 p.m. (to 12 p.m. ■


ylinerals and Ices '■ I TICKETS NOW ON EALE.


ADMISSION 2 /- ! ■


LAN C A ^ IR E EDUCATION COMMITTEE {d iv is io n a l e x e c u t iv e No. 7


EVENING GLASSES


CLITHEROE RU^AL DISTRICT The following Evening Classes will be heW . during


1h6 winter months, commencing on the date g lv p . The


' Class Fee Is 2/6 in each case.' Students under 18 years 6f age,!resident in the Lancashire County Area,-will be


admitted free. I


: I


il(Ionday;l . 1.. 7-30—9-30 p.m. Drama!.............. Miss E, Rendell I '


'bownham School ' *


■ Connmencing . Monday, 4th October, 1948 -


. ; CHATBURN : I Comhiencing .Wednesday, 29th September, 1948


W^effiiesday^'7-0 —9-0 pm. Dressmaking . . Mrs. S. A. Clegg HURST GREEN


Mrs. Meiling's Cafe


Wednesday Hurst Green Girls' Clubroom ■Tuesday


Commencing Tuesday, 28th September, 1948 7-0 - 9 - 0 ' p.m. Crafts


Miss G.' Cornall


7-0 • •g5) p.m.. Needlework, Jnr.,Mrs. S.'A.'Clegg I THORNLEY


Thornley ^ehool Monday


Comiliencing Monday, 27th September, 1948 Miss G. Cofnall


7-0 -9 -0 p.m. Crafts . . . . CHIPPING


Commencing Monday, (4th October, 1948 Village Hall


Holiday! ... 7'hursday .


-9-0 p.m. Dressmaking . . Mrs. E. Gabbot( -9-0 p.m. Folk Dancing . ; Miss E. Sharpies


I WHALLEY Tuesday,


\7halley C.I^.'School . ( ! ; ■fuesday


I


Commencing Monclay, 27th September, 1948 ' , :


' Friday . . . J . . 7-30—9-30 p.in. Dressmaking i


7-30- t9-30 p.m. ■ Music ........... . Mr. H. B. Shaw 7-30—9-30 p.m., Dressmaking


Miss E. Lancaster Miss E. Lancaster


Whairey Methodist ■ | , : Monday . | . . 7-30—9-30 p.in. ( Drama . . . . . Whallcy Co-operative'Society


'Thursday


. . 2-0 -4 -0 p.m.:; Crafts -------- PEi^DLETON


Pendleton School 'onday' ■


Mrs. E. Kershaw To be appointed ;


Commencing' Monday, 27th September, 1948 ■ ;


kursday V-O -9-0: p.m. Needlework .......... Mrs. E. Scott 'ednesday !..• 7-15—9-15 p.m. Craf ts.............Mrs. L. Entwlstle


' Music................. Miss M. Fisher Book the'date and look for details later. ST. MARY’S SCHOOL INOVEMBER 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th ONCE'AGAIN* WE BRING YOU


HARRY NUTTALL AND HIS W Admission 3/6 - Refresimenfs


lYTHM ACES i


IE AMATEUR PLAYERS HAVE CHOSEN . ,


FOR THEIR n e x t ' PRODUCTION


Hs EE h o w t h e y RUN” ! ‘ A ROLLICKING FARCE BY, PHILIP KING


( :


!; ----------^ ^ ------ , DpWNHAM


, . ' ! I


,


THE MARGARET SANDHAM SCHOOL OF DANCING


RECENT EXAMINATION SUCCESSES OF THE BRITISH.. | | .


MTfjs MARY 'WADDINGTON, Prep. Advanced Dancer’s i ii


BALLET ORGANISATION . Diploma;


M.B.B.O.'Elementary, ■ ■ .


MISS PATRIQI4 EVANS and MISS RENEE RiOYDS; "11 "


MISS KATHLEEN BAILEY, Solo Tap'Dancer’s Diploma.,;


Ttieinty-seven pupils were successful In passing Grade Examinations, twenty-one of these! gaining, honours. Twenty-slX gained Tap Diplomas.


J


BLACKBURN FESTIVAL OF MUSIC, DRAlylA AND BALLET


(


First Place and Silver Medal for Character: : EH.EEN AMSBRO, 97 marks.


First Place and Silver Medal for National: BEITY HILL,' 93 marks.


The; School also won 23 First-class Diplomas and the BLACKBURN BALLET TROPHY.


First Place Tap, Third Place Ballet, Third Place National: i I


SOUTHPORT DANCE FESTIVAL BETTY HILL.


I


First Place Ballet, Third Place Song aild Dance: ! :


. EILEEN AM8BRO.


! First Place National, Second Place Character: KATHLEEN HALSALL.


LYTHAM ST. ANNES FESTIVAL


First Place'and Sliver Medal; (Song and Dance; Second I (Place and Bronze Medal, National; Second Place i I II


and Bronze Medal, Ballet: ■ :


1 Third Place and Special Diploma; ; I i I


JACQUELINE McKENNA, age 5. SANDRA REDFERN,. age f


Third Place and Special I'lploma': BETTY HILL (British National).


The! School also won 26 HONOURS DIPLOMAS, SECOND PLACE & BRONZE MEDAL IN OPEN BALLET GROUP.


AUtUMN TERM COMMENCES FRIDAY, OCT. 1st. Classes held in the Ballroom of the CONSERVATIVE CLUB, ;


CLITHEROE. ' '


ENQUIRIES, -THE STUDIO,; WESTWOOD, DARWEN, T e ll 873; or 17, CARDIGAN AVENUE. CLITHEROB.


IPRELIMUSfARY ANNOUNCEMENT


A N N U A L DA IN THE HALL, LOWER


. FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBE ;


R. ROTHWELL AND 'h IS 8 p.m, fill I a.m.


NCE GATE


R 1st, 1948 BAND


NOVELTY DANCES . - SPOT PRIZ|£ REFRESHMENTS.


PMISS IS -


ON 2/6 MINERALS


Right bf admission reserved. No admission after 11-15 p.m.


Chatburn, Dowriham & Worsto(n Young .Conieryativc s


w Ha l l e y y o u n g c o n s e r v a t iv e s GO TO TOWN


; ■ I. ■ ;; ! With their FOURTH lA L


Friday Next, October 1st \


in' the


ASSEMBLY ROOMS, VqHAl]: 8 p.m.—2 a.m.


,EY


JUMBLE SALE In


Chatburn Church Institute


TO-MORROW (SATURDAY • (September 25th)


; at 2-30 p.m. ADMISSION 3d.


TOSSIDE AN


OLD-nME DANC ! will be held on


FRIDAY NEXT, Oct, ik Music supplied by


Mr. jCowking’s Radiogram


. Daficing 8 p.mi. to 2 a,m. ADMISSION 2/6


(Including refrpshments) CLITHEROE CRICKET.


BOWLING,& TENNIS CLUB (TENNIS. SECTION)


TENNIS MEMBERS. PLEASE NOTE!


• ANNUAL


General Meeting WEDNESDAY NEXT, Sept. 29 I I


at 7-30 pjn.


(The Pavilion, Cricket Field Pledge make an effort to attend,


! 'T(ckets f o r . the BUFFIJI DANCE, October 8th, on sale


at the Meeting. Rave you got yours yet?


A. D, 'SMITH, Hon. Secretary


WOMEN UNIONIST ! ASSOCIATION THE


OPENING PETING THURSDAY- NEXT


will be lield on I


j , I I ) . Speaker: ■. ,


; MR. HEATON (The new Conservative Agent)


Tojbe followed by TWENTY ! • QUESTIONS.


Refreshments will be served.


New! members win be very ,


, welcome.


(September 30th), . " 1 Commencing 7-30 p.m.


CLITHEROE & WHALLEY ABBEY SQUip E COUNCIL No. 37 WHIST DRIVE IN MITTON SCHOOL the same e'eningi at 7. p.m,


ADMISSION TO WHIST DK (Including Refreshmeijti ■tVE - 1/6


!S) I' RIMINGTON M.I. C WHIST DRIVE


and D ^ C ^ IN THE INSTITUTE


TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY (September 24th)l


Whist 7-45 p.m. I Dancing 10 p.m. i


C. SHERWOOD & HislMusit , ADMISSION -2/-


Brlng! your own refreshments; Cups of tea provided.


SL SLAIDBURN /OMEN’S INSTITUTE CONCERT will be given by the


.AIDBURN SILVER BAND


(Baipdmaster;’ MR. J. ODDIE( 1 . i ..,


In


iThe Village Hall,'Slaidburn 1 -i ■; b n


TUE^AYi NEXT, SEPT. 28tli ' .) , at 7-45 p.m, i ; ADMISSION 1/6 : f Children - 9d.


In aid o f the United Natloni I;: Appeal for Children.


Td-mofrow (Sat.), Sept. 2 5 th GARDENS


(BRING-AND-BUY) at 2-30 p.m.


Opener: HAROLD RUSHTON, Esc., bf Colthurst. MITTON VICARAGE | ; Road. I I I I I I I I m i i i i i i i i i r


LMXURY CINEMA & CAFE,S BLACKBURN THIS WEEK-END: "BODY AND SOUL.”


a '


. Monday, September 27th for SIX DAYS MARK HELLINGERS last qn'd greatest picture


THE NAKED CITY I S ta r r inm ' H BARRY FITZGERALD


Here Is the most realistic melodrama you have ever seen. I t Is a rjiagnlflcent :fllm and should be seen from the beginning.


ihow at 8-15. Separate Houses on Saturday at 6-0 and 8-15 p.m. dvance booking for Saturday-only.,;


resented diily.at 2-55, 6-25 and 8-40. Matinee dally at 2-30. Irajt evening performance commences at 6-0. Last complete


afe Restaurant open dally from 9 a.m. to 8-30 pm. Spectlal ate facilities for evening cinema patrons. _________ —________


Dancing 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. to (


1. LESLIE DOUGLAS and His Orchestra (Supported by R. FORD'S BAND)


( Late bus to Chatburn and Boltpri-by-Bowland.'


YOUNG CONSERVATIVES (CLITHEROE BRANCH) DON’T FORGET!


ANNUAL^BALL


llo-night (Friday^, Sept. 2 4th IN KING LANE HALL


A t-EW t ic k e t s ' w il l BE ON SALE AT THE DOOR: 7 /- each


yith MARfHA RAYE. ISOBEL ELSOM and MARILYN NASH. comedy of jm'urders. Written and directed by Charles Chaplin.


icQklng. Office open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday, 2-30 4-0


tLEOWiLSON&Soas TOO^.S-


LIMITED 11


IRON)j|ONGERY ijlouseHoIq Appliances


FIREPLACES ENQmRtES INVrpX


rk Clitheroe i’PlON '8 8 M C ^ isT E R y AS A NEWSPAPER N q 3 5 4 2 . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948


"1|" illlkll


l-NIGHT (Friday llinil 9 A mill dllRli lllii ----- YOUNG CONSERVATIVES BALL -MORROWl (Saturday). 8-0 and 8-15.—BING CROSBY. MISCHA


AUER and JOAN BLONDELL in "EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN.”—'U' ALL WEEK- commencing Sontember 27th, 1948.


hjONDAY arid TUESDAY at 7-30! WEDNESDAY, 6-0 and 8-15; rHURSDAY] and FRIDAY at 7-30i SATURDAY. 6-0 and 8-15,


! b H A R L E S C H A P L IN in 9 l i i i j


IIIU| u


nllilu iililii


TO-NljlHT (Friday) at 7-301 SATURDAY at 2-15,. 6-0 and 8-15. ERROL FLYNN and FLORA ROBSON in “ THE SEA HAWK.” ,


MOND|AY and TUESDAY at 7-30: WEDNESDAY 2-15, 6-0, 8-15. ROBERT LOWERY, VIRGINIA GREY and RONDO HATTON in


JOAN MEDFORD 1$ MISSING THUp^DAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 2-15, 6-0. 8-15.


SABU, ESMOND KNIGHT and introducing BIBI FERREIRA in


( ' THE END OF THE RIVER


The ^rid of the river where tljere Is only one law. BOOKING OFFICE open 11-0 to 12-30 & 3-0 to 4-3D daily. Tel. 278.


mill III


inn r iniiUiilIllii . I


nmij mill


SATURDAY at 2-15 ; ROY ROGERS in


ANNA NEAGLE and MICHAEL' in the National Award-wirinit


I I l l l l l l l U lillll mUlmll iillllii


TO-NIGHT at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6 I and 6-16 n.m. EDDIE DEAN in “ ROMANCE OF THE WEil Tr'.in Technicolor.'


SILVER S.PURS." Week commencing 27th SentemI erj 1948.


MONDAY at 8-0 and 8-15; TUESDAY and V EDNESDAY at 7-30. WILDING


g film


P IC C im L Y IN IllD EN T ! ! ■.


4UR8DAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURllAy at 6-0 and 8-15. First-class entertalnmen t i


1 MICHAEL RENNIE. BERYL BAXTER, ( RISTINE NORDEN in


I D O L O F P A R IS SATURDAY at 2-15: “ THE MIGHT


Y TUNDRA.’


ENTERTAINMENTS IN BURNLEY, , Week commencing Sunday, Sente nber 26th,


■ ' IFIRE


(Dally at 2-30, 6-16 at., 6-0), 8-15.


Wllile Collins great mystery story


WMAN IN


! WHITE 6tai|ring Ele an o r Parker, Alexis' Smith,


Sydney Greenstreet, arid Gig Young.


laisp The news and yarlety,


$un ii i^Mui


lay, Sent;. 26th: niciPBl. Concert" at 6.36.,


Sunday, Sept. 26th: “ My Ain Folk” and “ Murder by Television."


Monday and all wk


Exciting drarria vlia conquest of the Mat­ terhorn !


HIGH


Starririg Sir Aubrey Smit h ,: War re n


Douglas and 'Anna Lee. : • Plus: ,


iSTRANOE VOYAGE' With Eddie Albert ■& Eltne Ve'rdugo.


ThrUllng adventure on land and sea. ~


Last Bus'from Burnley 10-45 ' I SA ¥® ¥


Sunday; 1 ■ ;


THE W.E.A. announces


Richard- Bird and jLesley Brook in


'I'M Walk Beside You'


Monda^ .ahti .all wk, Ingrid BERGMAN, Charles BOYER, and Joseph, COTTON in


Muiiiliil IN t i t b R i iT e H


Eerie thrills In a gas­ light drama;-) ■


s Q u m E I ! ' / . / '


£ undsys. ?-,45 ,P.m.


THE IVVlFfllER (SESSION OF


THE ; :1>’ .


THE PEOPLE . Weekly Courses ROYAL GRAMMAR': SCHOOL tutor


I 'i Subject


Law: and the Citizen : Appreciation of Muslo


, Psychology


Dry ol ___ iivilieation


• lOrdin ■ i


'LocalHIstory •The Drama.-


'Current Affairs Economics


His^qn[__of European Philosophy for .the ..., Bioiagy


Inary Man; •Comparative Religion;, , K. Gaddacro


B.' Mo( L.R


C. E. dowcll, B.(l.


C. D, Lcgge, B.A, D. S. JamiesonV


R. 0. Jarman. B.A. D, B. Jacksoni B.A. j . ,C. Hartley, |f/I,C. H. Fofrest


• • ■


B. Fort. B. A.!'; T. WHalley;; 8,Sc, ■


The following W H A L E Y


..!f APhrec|ation .^tito/a- I


’-turf*--


Courses marked * 12 Lectures| JUwUe cUU0C fo


LevctburIC L.our1se AVrI 7 6 l/v, Due 1 iLectu •rri co ur se for 5/6. Any _ _hci Enrolment Centre open


second course taken 2/6 .per session. NOTE.—Information


attend. .


■ To-night at 'Pendle • Centre,I Wellgate, 7-30 p.m. onwards. Alternatively, 'enrol at first lecture you can


i, | ( ' ' ! ( , ■, ■


Further details obtainable 'from Hon. Secretary, C K. J. PRICE,' MUlthorne House.


others 24 'Lectures. One 24 ■ ~" —


re, MuSiRSc.. A.M,


S UMIVERSITY


to beheld at the " 1 .


Commencing n.m.


Mon.iOot. 4,7-30 .Mpq„,0.ot. , 4,7-30


Tues. Sept, 28,7-30


Tues.Sept. 28,7-15 Wed., SepL29,7-30


' Thtir. Sept 30,7-30 Thiir. Sent 30,7-3,0 Frt. Oct 17-30


)urse to be held at o f '^ /S C H O O L C,.ii'4tfanksi


Wcd„'S'ept.29,7^30" Wed.. Sent. 29.7-30 Thur. Sept 30,7-301K


I,


Oyi{(»ATS-


! eeghomically priced, cut. ! cini? styled hy experts ir o n ■ newest materials.


NoiOfis the time to M y Ifour new Coat for Winter;


FRED READ


Ladle ’ and Gentlemen's Tailors. 9,


les', I


MARKH; PLACE CLITHEROE Tel. 58.


P R I C E T W O P E N C ] ^


i CO. LTD.


F r a n l c i ^ D e l f g i i t e c i I


i This new smaller bro'th'er in the family of Miirphy” baffle" table sets took our fancy as soon as we saw it.


Bjif on giving if our usual home


test for new models we were frankly delighted wif(i the tone and. volume, which the Murphy " baffle " design


The Murphy A124 has given to $(ich a popular price set. £20 3s. 4d.


ioc. purchase tax ’ Ihesei-'’


We shal] sell a great many of '■'■(


OR ON BENTHAMS SIMPLE SYSTEM FROM 5 /- ^E EK LY


BENTHAMS, (BY TbiE CLOCK) :i ; PHONE 167


14, M a rk it R l a ^ Clitheroe H.T. and LT. Batteries charged rea^y for use. Valves, etc.'


, ) ' '


?ept 30,7-30.


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