SCAlE^ AlisMyiCE ^ A R W E N S T ,


iBLACkBlJRN - Vel. :4a«-3


‘ . BOMPLETF


Ivery detail | receives: Iroper constderation,


"ere, for i t is our desire a offer |a service th a t is


Kmpleti in every way. Ve strike at all itlmes to fender'just th e k in d o f : fervice you wi Ij desire,: I timfe :of need


I REaiSIERED AS A NEWSPAPER.


MOMMEN^TAL MASON BL>|CKBURN RD.,


GT. h ArWOOD TeI - 21641 • :


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MOI VICT


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DAY and TUESDAY at 7.30-, WEDNESDAY^ ?OR MATURp. RICHARD CONTE, ^HE


C R Y O F T H E £ 1


Dra natlc, action-packed, exciting — telling deteptlve for an 'escaped murderer.


SILVER WEDDING .■ I h ^


. PEMBERTON-INCE


IngratulaitlonB 'and best wishes iHarty and Elizabeth on your Irer weddibg anniversary, fly 17, 1949. ' T


—FrW Edith, John and Mijlicent.


CharleswbrthI iTerrace, Ciitherod, ! j


; ,: . PEMAERtdN^lNCE ’


Ingratulabons on your Silver podlng Anniversary, July 17, our .brpthefe. Harry and to


Hay your sliver turn to gold.


IProm Nat and Billy, Tom and iNancy ai^d b^by Joan. ■


wjEDiblNG


a July l i ethodlst |


nlth, Will r. and Mt sad, Oil lughter ol e late Mi.


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3hurch by iRev. P. s,, ton of the late


! - [wilkln Sti


cell. Clltheroe. )


- . DEAiTHS ;!


butch Street] Slaldbuiu, John Mggs the fbeioved husband of ke late Margaret Briggs, In bis 1st year. . Interment at St. hdrews Church, Slaldburn, t-morrow Saturday) at 2 p.m. Hends pl^se accept this (the ply) Intimation.


rCHELL.- 949, at lltheroe, usband c llzabeth ] par. Inte femetery, b 12 moon


BKINSOA b 89, Jub Jane


Ife o f ..


krkinson, m i c e at londay, J ffior to


GGS;—on Jvily 12, 1949, at 13, 19b , at Moor Landi


3. T. Blrchi Pendle hetoe, to! Dorjs, Mrs. E. ‘Wlnkley and E. Wln'Kley,


'


Have your daughter trained for aj useful occupation which will be of sound practical use all her life.'


j ' S E A R S O N ’ S


On| the 13th July, [26; Whalley Road; John, the beloved f j the late Clara dltchell, In his 78th mfent at St. Mary's iaturday, July 16th,


—On the 14th July, ilefe Terrace, Cllth- Ann, the beloved


the late James hged 90 .''years. 3ti James’s Church,


ulji .18, at WO p.m., interment! ‘ at St.


hry’s Ceqietery at 2-0 p.m.


tiding, aged list. Marj nth.


B LE S -0


l o , Balmo Iroe, Ann srlfe • of


HINO.—On ;B:Blackburn lie beloved


the 8th July, 1949, ilnflrmary; Stanley,


I husband - of Ivy 53 years, i Interred ’s' Cemetery on the


n! July .10,1949, at :al Avenue, Cllth- Jane, the beloved tne late; Ernest


jwales, aged 74 years. In- lerred at St. Helen’s Church, ’addlngtijin, pn the 13th.


IN Iv|eMORIAM


IrKER.—Treasured memories of 1 dear mother, Sarah Alice parker, who! died July 8th, 1946.


Deep as ever, as time departs. Her memory lives within our hearts. I


,


-Ever retnembered by her loving son) and daughter-in-


law, Kenneth and Greta..


ICKWORTH bf our dea


^led July


f Holland Prospect, Clltheroe.' 15,


Looking b Along the We bless with


And leave


m our "arandma, |1944.


, —Cyril,


Bister, Mary ll2, 1926.


led January 4, 1941; 1938; I also


■ Always content.


ler the-rest to God.


■In loving memory sister. Rose, who' 1944.,


alck irtth tenderness, ‘path she trod; the years we had


J-^From her iKendai Strefet,


Sisters and Brother. Clltheroe.


ICKWORTH.^In loving memory dear Mother and ?ho died July 15,


ell Ruth and Mary.


r Salthlll Rdad. Clltheroei______^ ELDING.—in loving memory of -uuu,


pur dear Fath,t er, who died July 1 .7,


Alice, died December smiling,: always


dear Mother, ; jlso dear


' Loved Inj llfe and> living yet In the hearts of those who


nevef! forget. , l4, St. Paul's Street, Low Moor.


T At the going down of the siui, J- and! In Ithe morning, I will |, .•remember.


.Jear Father called to rest July 123, ll938, land Mother, July 8, 11940.


‘ There remalneth therefore a rest ^0 the people of God. —Kom daughter Molly. ’


r tndbp. •' [•________ ‘ :


_.DMAN.—in' ever loving memory fo f a dear, 'mother and grandma, lAUce, who was called to rest l ju ly ,llth.|1947. M


i Some day when life's journey , We shMl meet: our dear


Shelters from sorrow pain,


; i , mother again. ,! J


l-^Prom hOT daughter Sallle. I i In-law Cliff and grandchildren .Mavis, glana and Peter.


|H0DE8r-lH lou r dear,Father, l ie, .1935;] also Mother,- die®


pecemhpr 20th, WS9- i . .


' ; pheUerekly the , ^ ! Anc^red o n . the; uoiao


/ { In the “toying ■ oiuey are safe for eyermo^-.


1, - Edlthi ahd Florrle,, 92, Hoiae ■ Street, Clltheroe.


18, , Mttch^ S t r^ : _ fjltt


; you our stock of Upholstery a|id Bedding ? We i have many, other Aings whi^jffiighHnterest you.


t SA’ITERniWAnTE & SON YORK STREET^ GLIIH^^®- Tel 191


" Asleep in God's beautiful ganifen,


,


,-,CaIder Avjenue, Bllllngton . ' !IGHT.-rIill loving memory of a


From his loving Mother. you an GjOING SLOW '


j Very reprehensible of course, bu: if you and a BUOYANT (3IAIR get toge^er i: is the only possible method of non-workjng. Just a time- waster one might say, but very [ comfortable !


We specialise in Corafo^. May we shoy^


I f you heed a new Exide Battery for your car, ask your local garage


to let us know the type you want. Alternatively, as a fully equipped Service Station, we can repair your old hatte^ and keep it up. to its job.


. ;


W. & F. DAWSON • '


. ■ ■ ■ ■ • ! ' I’ From Lily and Jim. .


JVYDOCK.—!ln loving memory of Imy dear son Alan, who died or Iwounrts In N.W. ■ Europe on ■July 15.: 1945.


Service with the PERSOI^ touch as pre-w~^ ; 6, MARKET PLACE, . CLITHEROE


Loved and respected wherever they went;


new Electors’ Lists will be available for inspection the Town Clerk’s Office and all Post Offices from


1


'31 )th July next and for the following -14 days. IF I YOU ARE ENTITLED TO Vote, AND YOUR


jnAME DOES NOT APPEAR ON t1|HE LIST, you should


■S( nd ajclaim to the Town Clerk BEFORE AUGUST 13th. i o U DO NOT DO THIS, 4oUR NAME WILL


O'T kPPEAR ON THE REGISTER AND YOUR VOTE


BE LOST. 'I


, / ■ . ^, ■; ■mb CLITHEROE DIVISION. CONSERVATIVE


^ASSOCIATION WILL HELP YOUj TO CLAIM YOUR > OTE, and will be pleased to give you any further informa- t L i/you will phone PADIHjAM |4 or write to Mr. K. Heaton, Agent, at l4. Mill Street, P^dihanj, near Burnley,


Of contact your local Branch Secretary. CLITHEROE’S LEADING STATIONERS MAX FACTOR CLITHEROE ADVERTISER & TIMES I ;


F^JNTAIN PENS, PROPELUNG PENCILS GEOMETRY SETS, PAINTS, TEXT BOOp STATIONERY, BOOKS, RULERS, INKS LEATHER GOODS . . -WD. . . GIFTS V


ACCOUNT BOOKS, FILES AND OFFICE REQUISITES . ,


|


IT REQUIRES GOOD CLOTHS TO MAKE GOOD CLOTHES!


IF you like a smart-fitting, well-tailored * Suit, pay us a visit. A good selection of Suitings to choose from. Cut, fitted and tailored by experienced craftsmenl. |


SUITS MADE TO MEASURE from £ 12 19s. 6d. ,


GOOD RANGE: OF : AND FUNNELS IN


SPORTS COATS STOCK.


i ,■ OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT


"EVERYTHING IN MEN’S AND BOYS’ ■ WEAR, FROM HATS TO SOCKS.


i ^ . AUTO-ELECTRICAL BAHERY & TYRE SERVICE j


, ESHTON TERRACE - CLITHEROE i V Telephone M2


M. HARTLEY & SON TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS. \ .


4 and 6, King Street, Clitheroe


We are now stockists of the Max Fac tot Beauty Preparations Y o u must t ry the Pancake Make-up in three new g l a m o u r shades: Amber No 1, Amber N o . 2. and I Amber-Rose. ■ ■


The abovej shades can be obtained in face powder, j In creams there are : C L E A N S IN G , D R Y . S K I N C R E AM and IN V IS IB L E F O U N D A T IO N .


! '


These along with lipstick, rouge and eVe pencils will give you th a t colour harmony make-up of Max l|actor, i


A. PRESTON, M.P.S. ^^WALLEY*^ . C H EM IS T


H I ; T E L . 3278.


[Apply for particulars of wages and special bonus rates to above address any I day— ihlonday to Friday, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.


SEARCRAFT BUlLpiNGS (Old Nafional School) MOOR


Offer EXCELLENT OPPOR'ITJNITIES to GIRLS' LEAVING SCHOOL or other young persons to train as DRESS ahd BLOUSE machinists.


< 3 ■ Wages paid whilst'learning: -: TWO WEEKS ANNUAL 'HOLIDAY WITH PAY. Near BLACKBURN


.fJiHE CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL urgently require WOh^N for PART-TIME, hjfUR^


of ELECTORS . ^


ING. Working hours any suitable, number up to 30 per week. Excellent'rates of pay ranging from \ / l l i per hour ^or women without experience to 2/ 6i per hour for qualified staffs


^ Apply either by letter or personally to the Matron of the Hospital.


I


T h u r s d a y N e x t , J u ly 2 8 t l i 110 a.m. till Dusk


LEARN ALL ABOUT ROAD ACCIDENTS AND HOW TO REDUCE THEM.


DRIVERS: Test your reaction to danger at this show.


CHILDREN; See Safety First in action and enter the | Highway Code! Competition. Free tides in baby ; cars for winners.


PEDESTRIANS: See what ^happens when you do the; wrong thing,. [


PUPPET SHOW. TALKING BEACON. MODEL VILLAGE Admission Free


SPECIAL ANNOjJNCEMENT T O ' f /


:■ BARENTS & GUARDIANS SUPER SAFETY in ;THE CASTLE GROUNDS No. 3585 " 3 i a IGHT (Friday) at 7-31): 'TO-MORROW,' 6-i) and 8-15 p.m.


Jearne Crain William Holden end E dm u n d G w e n n in ARTMENT FOR PEGGY” - ‘A’ film !in Technicolor..


at 6-0 and 8-16. liLEt WINTERS


T Y ‘ A - d a'hunt by a


f


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SAT^URDAY, |fi-0 ahd 8-16 p.m. SING CROSBY, BOB HOPE, DOROTHY LAMOUR in


■


The picture,is laden with sparklin'g comedy, witty gags and a wea th .of brand-new song, hits. B in g and B o b battle for Lair our and laughs. You'll enjoy It.;


RO AD TO D T O F lA > I


ji Booling Office open Mon., Wed., and Sat., 2-30-M. . Te l. 67


I Deathless moments of toiiife-edge suspense! B r e a th le s s^ moments of growing suspicion! Thundering clouds of suspicion


I jiursting open flood gates of suspense. I Booking Office boon daily 11 to 12-30, 3 to 4-30.


| T E L . 278


limn ' II


luniii Ihi mill


lio-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30; SATDRDAY, 2-15, 64) and 8-15. Kathleen Ryan| and Dirk Bogarde in “ESTHER WATERS.”


IIIONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30; WEDNESDAY, 2-15, 6-0, 8-15. I THURSDAY and FRH)AY, 7-30; SATURDAY, 2-15, 64), 8-15.|


1 CLAUDE . RAINS, JOAN CAULFIELD, HURD HATFIELD, ^


and CONSTANCE BENNETT in FRIDAY; July 22, 1949 ,


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T O -N ld lH T a t 7-30; S A T U R D A Y at 8-0 and 8-15[p.m.


Margaret Loc|twood, Barry Kj Baines “ The Girl In The News,” SATURDAY *^t 2-15: Bob Steele' “ RIDERS OF THE SAGE,”


M O N D A Y at 6-0 and 8-15: T U E S D A Y and W E D N E S D A Y at 7-30. [■


'PAT O’BRIEN as j . | ■ - T H E r a o N m A j o r


With RUTH WARWICK and RjOBERT RYAN PuU bt tough bxciting; action.


| •


T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y at 7-30: S A fU R U A Y a t 6-0 and 8-15. •EEi Id PC^RWIAN and ..PATRICIA ROC [in '


M U L IO I fS U p TIS


A very interesting human'', story beautifully told. | SATURDAY at 2-15: Bob Steele “ FEUD OF THE RANGE.” T E L . 147.


Booking Office opfen 2 to 4 n .m ., M o n .. W e d .., Sat. : (BY THE CLOCK)


14 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Phone 167 or 443


. _ _ ,


Thousandj of hollday*makers will make Belle Vue th e ir ‘mecca of. amusement this* Bank'Holiday. They


will be assured of "full value for money” in fun. Iau{hterand sensation. No doubt we'll be seeing you among these merrymakers.'


e p e p n w A Y g r ea t h ol id a y a r c c u Y V H i m e e t in g s !


StTUEDAYS AT 7.0


BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY AT 3.0 W R E S T L I N G WEDS'


BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY AT 7.0 DANCING d a i / y g ^


ZO O Greater than hver BARS AND RESTAURANTS


& THOUSAND DELIGHTS IN THE “ SHOWGROUND OF THE WORLD" Daily from 10 a.m.t


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL WHALLEY


BoIton-by-Bpwland Motor Services , 'PHOl^E '473 CLITHEROE/


HOLIDAY EXCURSION: | A few seats vacant for SOUTHPORT, JULY 23rd


ROYAL LANCASHIRE SHOW BLACKPOOL


AUGUST 16th, 17th, 18th and Seats available for


19th


“ ANNIE GET YOUR GUN,’? AUGUST 3rd i Evening ShoW


SOUTHPORT FLOWER SHOW AUGUST 24th, 25th [and 26tl NOW BOOKING; Ask for Hatidhill


For everything Electrical a i^ for the leitest in Radio come to


t| ; h E ElilTE r a d io CO;


I CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE j


TELEPHONE CLITHEROE 214 I '


i Sole Agents /or Pye, Ekeo and Philco Radic.! Vactric Service Agents.


j | VACTRIC CLEANERS, CYLINDER & UPRIGHT MODELS.


“EXHIBITION SUITES” • :AREIVINa OVER i £20,000 pP FURNITORE. TO CHOOSE PROM


B E D R O O M Is U IT E S j M O Q U E T T E S U IT E S , D IN IN G B E D S T E A D S—SIumbDrlarid-r-Vono Mattress. ; all less 1/- IN £ — OUR DISCO.UNT. Buy npwl Deposit Reserves/for, later delivery 1


The Cash Furnishers,


Ltd. Open each Evening t ill 7'0 h-m


89/119, D A RW E N B R ID G E • B LAC


preliminary NOTICE '■ L


Clitheroe Division i •i.-


Young Conservative Association


GARDEN FETE -r-'AND —


RALLY to be held at ■ ! .


Downham Hall 'Downham


(By kind permission of!Sir Ralph and Lady Assheton)


on I ■ . , SATURDAY, AUG. 13


: ! DETAILS LATER . PRINTEE) ‘ NOTEPAPER


ask to see our RANGE : '


' OP PERSONAL STATIONERY AND ' PRINTING STYLES '


Advertiser & T imes D ffice 6, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE


■ : 1' : . .


NEWTON INSTITUTE PRELIMINARY r NOTICE


A DANCE will be held on.


FRIDAY, AUG. 12th PARTICULARS LATER


3 T R E E T K B U R N ,


GitHi i WASHING


MACHINES :


, !


BENDIX— THOR Hdtpoint — Hoojver RITEMP, — ETC.


' i t f


G.E.C. — Eng. Elec. . L.E.C. — Prestcold ELECTROLUX, &c


Electrical InstaHations of AD TypiJs Accrington


Blackburn Barnoldswicv 5/7, Broadway^ ?9, Church St. 33, Albert 1■•I|d. , & SERVICE FOR MANCHESTER/ RM-DIXON y ^ e ’BANK HOLIDAY’ PLAI^I^UHD/Jk ( YObn MURPHY AND HOOVER DEALER ! of us PRICE TWOPENCE


THEO WILSON & Sons


LIMITED TOOLS j


[RdNMONGERY Household Appliancei


FIREPLACES ■NQinBIES INVITID


Y(|>rk St., Clitheroe Phone 88 \ FRED READ «


JBESPOKE XAILOES 9, MARKET PLACE,


’ CLITHEROE Tel.'58


Distinctive Tailor ng


notice the gradual change that takes place in the radio set to which We listen every day. j


; But It Is a fact that all sefe deteriorate with time ai^d 1 Its more than likelyltbaieyen youralanlt teUlng Rny. ■: thing like the truth If Its a pre-war type.


: difference. ' .


So we Invite you to try a new set and hear t te! ■ [


j Weekly or monthly payments arranged


I


r e s h S u p p l i e s T o - d a y . \ . . .


Fruit aiid vegetables I _____^ _______ L—


Orders detiiiered in Clitheroe and Distfid- , O B th e r d e


Orders taken for Floral Tributes' ' J


WEEKLYvJ


A Clay Pigeon Shoot (OPEN)


will be held at CHATBURN


SA'^URDAY, JULY 3Q .


at 1-30 p.m. Tea will be provided at the


Black Bull Hotel for all names sent by July 23rd to Ted •Cockshutt, Bold Cjcoft Farm, Chatburn.


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