..V* SCMES ERAL [^! DAEj


BL^Ci Tel.I .


I you! wpch


ERVICE E N S T . . U R N


tii2-3 ;


I C0MPE'|ENT the 'men who


will serve you call


goalee in tjiihe of need are competent, and^are well: adallAoq to serve you well. IT andjconsiderate manner


he friendly


I ^n wihich ou^ staff serves ' is always aijiiireciatcd.


A.:Hac| W R IA L S


Ik ybuc; order how from Larie Selection of


U C kJ chIeY and RKD GRANITES.


' Send fc* Catalogue.


Etenovatlohs carried out Estimates Free.


lAdress: ■ i


c em e te Iry g a te s ACpRINGTON Tel. 2043, Est. 1871


IMORIALS


Make i your eeleot>c. from the larsest stock


In East Lancashire.


. Fecitt’si offer a wld> choice of p l e a s inK d e s i g n s In Granite, Marble or Stone, and can deliver and erect In I any churchyard.


iFECirr BROS.


. MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN SiNjlE 1860.


PItorie 6 2 4 8 |57halley jjNew Road


B L A C K B U R N (Open Saturday qfterhoor.s)


JINSON.—On August 16th, at loplow Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. I. Robinson (bCe Sbella Small), son both [^ell.


; DEATHS


i.L.—On the 16th August., 1919, It 28, ■'Wilson Street; Olltheroe; \da : R, ' Belli aged 71 years, mterred ati, St. Ambrose's fhurch, Grlndleton, on the 18^h.


lEW.—On August 15, 1919, at ll3 home, 32, Brook. Street, pjltheroe, Herbert, the beloved lusband of fheilate Mary Afin Phew, aged 68 years. Interment [dday : (Friday), at St. MarV’s pmetery at 3| p.m, _______ ' [


leloved husband of the late Hannah Hawort^ aged 73 yea(rs. Interred at All Hallows, Mltton, In the 16th.


________ |


Iged 72 years. Cremation at Tarlton To-day (Friday), at 1-30 l.mV


. 9,; Lowergate, • Clltherbe, Mary Elizabeth nibble, the beloVed Wfe of Frederick Alfred nibble,


K80N.—At Victoria Hospital, ccrlngton, bn Thursday,. 18th ^ugust, Margaret, the dearly- leloved wife of John M'.rtln taokson, of Station House, halley; and mother of Edward, jed ' 66 years. Interment at


eckermet Parish Church, on (onday, August 22nd. -Enq.: Langshaw and Sons, 'el. whalley 3248,


j IN MEMORIAM j


|CKWORTH.^- In loving memory |f opr darling' son Colin, who Bled August 13, 1942.


,


I - Because he I could I


-Molther, Da Grandma.


• Why was jhe taken, so young I fair, was an angel God pot spare.


'A beautiful treasure, only lent, i and s6


A fay of Isunshlne came and i went, I |.


I I . and Family; also Vllkln- Strejij:, Clltheroe,


,.V.—-In lovlbg memory of a dear wife and mother, Margaret, who pied ,Jan. 26]11947.


God saw the rugged pathway. Was gettlbg hard to climb, | And so he [closed her weary ' eyes, j


| -j .


And whlspdred peace be thine. ' -ftFiom the Family.


Waterloo i[({iad. Clltheroe.' |


IRKER.—Treasured memories bf Vdear brother, John William, kho died AUfepst 21, 1946. : “Prom his Bister and all at 27, Curzon Street, Clltheroe.


LCKNGVyLEDGMENTS


ILL.—(Mr. arjd Mrs. J. Donaghy rtsh ito' express their sincere hanks" to all relatives and


j


friends lor kind messages !of lympathy and floral tributes received In their sad loss; also me Doctor and-Nurses for thblr ■ kind :attentlon.


J 'Wilson Street, Clltheroe. |


IATES,—^Mrsl Coates wishes Ito Ehank all friends for their kind Expressions of . sympathy and Horali tributes received In Her bad bereavement. •


illy Mount, fchatburn..’ .


| I


twORTH.—The Family of' tW Bate Mr. W. Haworth wish to ex- ■ press their sincere thanks to hll relatives, friends and nelgh- wurs; for kind messages of sym­ pathy and I floral tributes received in their great losk;' also,


fche Doctor slid Nurses for thplr Jclnd attention.


Itton Green; ] | ■ rMltton, near} Clltheroe. .


Bate Martha lAnn Marsland wish ko convey their sincere thaqks TO all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind


IRSLAND.—'The Family of the


texpresslons J of sympathy, BPlrltual ofl^erlngs and fldral [tributes received In their time of sorrow. ;


, Salthlll Road, Clltheroe. I


la te Allcb' Ahn Smithies detlre Ito thank all relatives, frlehds land, neighbours for their kind Texpresslons of sympathy) also Ifor . .floral, [tributes received urlng thel:|tlme of sorrow.


fllTHIES.YiTjle Family of jUie Cardigan Avenue. Clltheroe. I


of sympathy received i n . their Jskd bereavement; also for floral Itrlbutes. Thanks are also Idue ■to the Doctor.


1,'i park "Avenue. Clltheroe.


,.jT60N,-^Thb Relatives of . jtho [late Edgar [; Watson .wish I to mian'k all i neighbours and- Wends for] the kind expressions


lllie MALL.r-The _ Family of the


Ipress thelrlthanM to all relatives land friends for the kind expr^ Islons of sympathy and beautiful ■


ate-.-Mr, Ml! Wlgnall wish ,tq ex-


flowers fecelved. |imt Pleasant, Chatburn.


20, MOOR jLANE, CLITHEROE


Speciaiist for Needlecraft Wools Art


Craft


Drapery - Haberdashery Tel.: Clitheroe 585


“ An artist Is riot a specif kind of person,


but every person is ^ . special * l^ d or uitist:’—Erk pin, Artis\and Sculptor.


:


The Sampler can help you to be“ this special kind of artist” by suppiying[yqu with; the


necessary choiceland materials for, A ^ ^ d Craft of all i kinds; ! NEEDLEWORK,, WOOLGRAFT, etc., etc. I


I ■ '


Lessons you wish to take at the Studio, beginning Septenaber 12th? : , .


Materials.,


Ask for ouP; Folder j Pf Subjects ^ .


; , / . i .


Have YOU, d^ided yet which Coime^pf .


WORDET ! f o r


Wedding Rin: AND


ATTRACTIVE Diamond lentRiR ig


21-*23, l o r d STREET, BLACKBURN i


Telephone 5869 , ‘ us


To-morrow (Saturday)y Aui. 27 at 1-30 p.th. — TO


MORECAMB ILLUMINATIONS BOOK N W !


Buy PLUMS now ! Bottle PLUMS now I


BRIDAL d e p a r tm e n t FOR COOKING AND DESSl


See our original creations for the September Weddings.


FOR WINTER USE Orders delivered in, Cliiheroe and District


R. f . & M. KNOWLES WELLGATE i


CLITHEROE CLARA BRINDLE


BA^TWELL,. BLACKBURN Tel. 6435


Also at 70, BLACKBURN RD.. ACCRINGTON; Tel. AND AT BLACKPOOL


3377; OATS, DRESSES


rid TWO-PIECE SUITS.


■


Issued by the Clitheroe Coloration Waterworks Department.


.


SWILLING FLAGS, W A T E R I N G GARDENS OR USING A HOSE PIPE MAKES YOU LIABLE TO PROSECUTION.


RLE.—On August 16, 1949, | at


-70RTH.—oh the 12th August. 949,' at MlttOn Green, Mltton. lear Clltherbe, William, the


IS TWO-THIRDS EMPTY.


PLEASE USE AS LTITLE WATER AS POSSIBLE.


ON NO ACCOUNT WASTE


TAKE PLEASURE in presenting NEWEST AUTUMN FASHIONS


D.elightful


JERSEY WOOL riRESSpS


in delightful colours. BOLTQN-BY-BOWLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETfY


Don’t mind the wc Walk on LEATHER


OUR BOOT REPAIRING S GIVES YOU—


ONLY THE BEST (^ALITY LEA'TH THE FINEST WORmANSHIP;


. REASONABLE PRICES; FULL DIVIDEND ON ALL R]


ather


3RVICE ER;


LARGE ENTRIES, IN ALL SECTIONS. iPAIRS. OUR REPAIR MEANS MORE WEAR.


Repairs may be handed in" at anr of' oiir Branches [ or the Boot Department, Ivhor Lane.


Clitheroe Co-operative Society 1 .


BOOT DEPARTMENT . MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE.


RACING COMMENCES 4-30 p.m. i


Admission 2/6. • ■LATE BUS AFTER THE DANCE. I CLITli^ROE AND DISTRICT r OLD-TEHE” DANONG (MSSil


:todJeaim,dBaces that are ooisect to the stanfeydSflf A e British Board oi Ballroom Dancing.^ Dancliig Is our profession, not a ,aide line.


aI Under the direction of HARRY GREENWOOD, who ssociated with the Empire Society of Teachers


Dancing (O.T.B.), Branch Principal, Internatlorli Seiiuehce “ Old-Tyme ” Dance Circle, London and Horn Counties “ Old-Tyme” Dance Circle, In afBUatlon wit Sidney Thompson (“ Take Your Partners ” fame), etcJ Our' classes are the most Instructive and enjoyable


anywhere. Make yourself a member. Write 2, BOOT STREET, CENTRE, BURNLEY.


npHE iTHURSDAY NIGHT, CLASSES' at LOWEROA'riE !■*• HALL, Will re-open as soon as the decorations-In the Hall are .complete. Opening date announced shortly, j We ihave a few vacancies for members [ at 'the! CHATBURN CLASS on MONDAYS. Come and ,be taug Old-Tyme, Dancing correctly undet professional tultic


AUGUST 27th to OCTOBER 24th 6-30 p.m. TUESDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS


■\i ■ SEPTEMBER I6th to OCTOBER


................ u 6-30 p.m. SUNDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS .


ALL EXCURSIONS DEPART 'WATERLOO CLITHEROE. |


PLEASE BOOK IN. ADVANCE AT AINSWORTH ALDERSON, . Newsagents, WATERLOO ROAD i 44 and 46, SHAW BRIDGE, CLITHEROE


CONGREljjATIONAL CHpRCH


Young Ladies’ Fellowship Effort


le Sale and Stall


TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY : ht ,7-30 p.njf MISSION 3d. iefreshments.


DON’T FORGET!


CHIPPING »HOW


TO-MORROW, Satiltday on I


I Brick House Field


DANCE THE


Ap'TER THE SHOW IN VILLAGE' HAlltL.


DUNSOP BRIDGE YOUTH COUNCIL


I


• PRELIMINARY NOTICE HARVEST HOME


DANCE ■ . i — AND —


WHIST DRIVE SI:PT1:MBER I6th ' ' ■ at' ■ .


DUNSOP BRIDGE


AND and


: 3/9


TO-MORROW (SATURDAY^ '


' ANNUAL : - ;


14 MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Phone 167 or 443


YOVR ■ CYCLE, RADIO AND ELECTRICAL DEALER


HODDER MOTOR SERVICE IK)LIDA\S


'Depart -


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th -


‘ - I' ' ■ - .


[2-30 p.m. ... BLACKP(X)L, I Return 10-30 p.m... SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th


9-0 ^.m. ... WINDERMERE and BOWNESS .. 9-0 a.m, ... BLACKPOOL. 1 Return 6-30 p.m. ..


,9*30 a.m, 9r30 a’.m.


NEW BRIGHTON BLACKPOOL


9-30 a'.m. ... BLACKPOOL .......| ...


9-30 aim. '-9-30'aim.


BLACKPOOL


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ..........


.TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SOUTHPORT ......]..... .


19th 20th


Pare


11/6 6/3 5/-,


8/9 6/3


6/3


6/6 6/3


• r e g is t e r e d a s a n e w s p a p e r . N q ^ 5 9 q FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 p j j p mail W h i l e y o u ’ r r i TO-NIGHT 0=ri(Jay) at 7-30; TO-MORROW, 6*


IDA LUPINO, CORNEL WILDE; CELESTE I WIDMARK in “ ROAD HOUSE.” (“ A” f|Im


and 8-15 p.m.' ' OLME, RICHARD


; FREDA JAfiKaON, JOY SHELTON. HERMIONE GERALD M.OHR, NANCY SAUNDERS, ERIC


I ' ANKERS. RICHARD FRASER ir LONE WPIJ IN LONDON


(The Lone -Wolf's got a way. -with, women ,who try to get away with murder). ■ ■ • ;


THURSDAY, FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURDAY. 6-0 and 8-15 n.m, SUNNY TUFTS, BARBARA:BRITTON, GEORGE “ 'gABBY“ .HAYES


THE BNTllMED Booking Cifflce Open Mon., Wed., Sat), I2-30 to 4-0 {p.m: ' U ’ BAGDELEY In RLORE,. EVELYN


“ iTHE LUCK OF THE IRISH" with Tyrone Power, Anne Baxt( SATURDAY at 2.^15: ROD CAMERON lnl“ THE BANK ROBBER


I TO-NIGHT at .7r3D; SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15. ' . Week commencing August 29. 1949.


^lONOAY at 6-0 and 8-15! TU88DAV and WEDNESDAY at 7.90. ANTHONY QUlNlt


• The story of a man, a boy and a hbrse. , (In Technicolor) 'tHURSriAY and FRIDAY at 7.?0j 8AtDBQAY;»t.9rQ ,and; 8-|ii


^ BL ACK G OLD it NO Booking Qfflce open 2 to 4 p.m., Mon., Wed.. Sat


inni^A llACkSON, JOY SHELTON, HERMOiNE BADDELEY The fllm of the record breaking West- End play.


AT THE INN


SATURDAY at 2-15'; GEORGE HUSTON in “ THE FRONT SCOUT."; also LAUREL AND HARDY.


TEL. KATHERINE DE MILLE i|i


DAVID FARRAR and MARIUS GORING in “ MR. PERR N AND I


TOfNIGHT (Friday) at 7-30; SATURDAY at 2-15. 6- I, 8.15, MR. TRAILL.”


.


MONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30:‘ WEDNESDAY, 2-l5, j pENNIS D’KEEFE I


A ^rtling drama based om authentic cases from the U.S. ; 1 - 1. M- ''


• T-MEN • ■ 1' ' . I pepartihent.! ? ! I


with Bonier Colleanp, Dkvid |Tomlinson, Finlay Currie. Booking Offioe open daily 11 to 12f3D, slto 4-30.


! . J ^


THURSDAY and FB)SAY a f 7-30;| SATURDAY at 2-16, i JEAN KENT, ALBERT LIEVEp. DERRICK DE MARI i PAUL DUPUIS in


6-0, 8.16. HEY SLEEPING CAR to TRIESTE |eL 278. | JUNE LOCKHART


i*0a 8*16i in


, Treasury


a w r i y — Is a gooil tithe


to have ym t radio setillopkid over in .preparation for tne darker evenings. i! I


' We wi 1 collect it, clean jit,


adjust la circuits for: the best 'possible perfoijmance, and' fit ft up again qa y()ur - return.


BENTHAMS (BY THE CLOCK) i


All Hallows Church, Mitton


ANNUAL


GARDEN SALE — 'and —


BRING-AND-BUY ' • will be held In


Trie VicAVage Grounds


(If wet, In the Schoolrocim) , TO-MORROW, Saturday


To be opened at 2-30 p.m. by COUNCILLOR MRS. J. TROOP Whalley.


, ADMISSION: '


-Adults 6d.; Children 3d. Stalls, Games, Sideshows,


. Buffet, Ices, Minerals, \ Ankle Competition. '


, j WHIST DRIVE ’ ai 7 p.m. .in[ the .Schpdrippm.,


ADMISSION 1/6'


^ (including refreshments) RIBBLESDALE LEAGUE


CHATBURN ROAD TO-MORROW, Saturday


Slaidbrirn, Newton, Dunsop Brid re and


Dalehead Agriciitural & Horticultural Society


EIGHTH 'A i^ : ity will


The above Socle I ! hold theSr


r NUAL on


SATURDAY, $fePT. ;


at NeWton-in-Briwland


CATTLE, SHEEP, VEGETABjtl


WOMEN’S INSTIf tef BOWLAND Children’s Se


FLOWERS, ,ES,


HANDICR.A?TI


JTE .-(Open W.IJ and JtlohS,


Catering on Sh[i Licensed


owfleld. ah


A.1 entries, othe{ than W.l.


Section, confined to reslderits of Hodder Watershed sriidve Burholme Bridge


: Schedules obtaijiat^ frbm


the I Secretaries. Wospdhouse Gate, Slaidburn, nr. (Xltheroe.


OPEN AND LOCAL WBESTUNG


Open Class—1st prize £6; )^nd ' : ri^lze £4; 3rd prize £2J .


Local Class: 1st prize £3; 2nd prize £2; 3rd prize £1.


OPEN AND LOdAL CLAY I PIGEON SHOOT.


Entries taken oil the field. d a Kc


IN NEWTON INSTITUTE i : after the Snow.


EVENING MORECAMBE (For tbs ILLUMINATIONS)


SUNDAY, August 28th. ‘ ' p.m. .


Whdiley Depart 4-40 Clitheroe


Chatburn . „ . 4.55 0 / « l Gisburn „ — Return Morecambe, Prom;; 10-30


„ 4-49 . Q /Q


Whaltey Depart 4-30 Clitheroe „


SATURDAY, September. Depart


.


Chatburn, .,...........4-46-- Gisburn „


3rd..


p.m. • ■ 4-39 4-58


Return Morecanibe Prom. 10-50 FOOTGALL MATCHES AT


BLACKBURN


SATURDAYS. Sep. 3rd and 17th. MONDAY Sen. 19th.


Depart • ' p.m. p.m. Fare Gisburn , — I 1-13 • 2/8 Rimlngton ' I -


Chatburn I — 1-24


Clitheroe 12S43 : 1-29 Whalley 12850 1-35 Langho . 12S55 1-41


Blackburn: return 5-10 p.ifnv 5-42 p.m., 7-29 p.m. or 0-15 p.m. 8—Saturdays.only. ; . ;


. .............Vf.


MOREGAMBE 5/- LLUMINA'TIONS


Whalleyr Clitheroe „ : Chatburn „ ;


SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3rd. Depart.


p.m.


12-32 12.40 12-47


Return Morecambe Prom. 9-50.


CHEAP DAY hI tURN TICKETS pro f CLITHEROE


Available outward ' and return on day. Of. Issue ,by any train ; until further I notice.'


- IYom > •


Newsholme Qlsburn


Ghathurn.. : . . . . . . . ; : 19 ‘ g Langho; Whalley


Rimlngtoh


............. • 2/7 1/7 i / iQ. i/ .


.............. 2/1 I 's


and. A?! Please cub this out l for rides.;


1/3 it


Pull detSUs from Statlois, Offices


reference ■(B002)'


iBtClasi Std Class . . . . . [ 3/3 2/1


Akricnlttual Eng ■! I.


Agents for . 'i -; neers


MASSEY-HARRIS . F A R M IM P L E M E N T S


isrriLBS-SERVICE ; beM


CE E N G H ^ IN G : ' WORKS


1-19 • 2/3 1/9


& F. TYRE


SSHTON forevei


CLIIHERC '■ I T e i ; 252


lose


DAWSON DEPOT


TERRACE ■E


Aug. 27 to Oct. 24 (inc.) i I ' ' i


from- ■ ,f


*16i Wellgate, ' BUs Standi 6-30; p.m. .


MORECAMBE


ILLUMINATIONS ' j Return a /n Fare •


Please Book '(a


Mr. Brookes. Park Villai, Whalley. ! I : Phone 2279.


j • ■ or at Agehcy :


RIBBLE offic e, 118, wellg Phone clitheroe 176


at , ' Wellgate. i


CLITHEROE WHALLEY . 6-46 ;p.m. .


10


CUTHEROE (with G. N. Hudson)


LEYIAND (with Leslie Warburton)


Wickets pitched at 2-30 !p.m. ADMiSSiON:


ADULTS 1/- CHILDREN 6d. . Ices, Minerals, Teas, AUGUST 28th: ' •


R. HEYS’ XI V. ROMILEY St CLITHEROE F.C.


SUPPORTERS’ CLUB (Ladles’ Section)


DON’T FORGET


JUMBLE SALE J, ,, ■ — AND — : «j; .


POUND STALL


Shaw Bridge Foc tball j Ground


'I- ! ■' ,


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) i (August 26th)


“ — ' ADMISSION 3d. ____ FRIDAY, SEPT.


■-'.i * ' ' ' L' Coffee Morhmg Brihg-and-Briy


I 10-30,to 12 noon House and Garden Open '!'■ 1 i ' .


Please bring soriieibmg and buy something to help the Church of England Children’s I : Society. ' ]


INS Every Evening by


W. C. Standerwuk Ltd. i -I . . from; . , ■ ■! ,t


CLITHEROE WHALLEY Ifi. Wellgate, ; ; Bds Stand,* 6-45, p.m.


j 7-0 p.m.


Sepri 16 to Oct. 24 (m c i ) i ; BLACKPOCiL


^


■:l ILLUMINATIONS Return


; I -| Fare


Afternoon Tea and Bring-and-Buy Sale 1 3-0 to 4-30 p.n:. I 'J i ; 1/6


9th


and Sale


1 " P I ^ IC E T W O P E l j fC B 1


IHEOWliiON&Soni LIMITEID ..


TOOLS Cj;;' IRONMONGERY


i \ ' !


Household Appliancet , FIREPLACES XNQinBIlS INVmP.


' ' York St., CGAeroe Phone 88 ' ■ \ ,v SUITINGS


i Exclusive in designs anc tailored by crafisthet.


1 at r^onable prices ■


[ f ,


F R E D iR E A D ie ? BESI^OEE TAILORS


9, mIabket plaUe, ClilTHEBOE I Tel. 58


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