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LIMITED TOOLS


IRONMONpERY Household Appliances OE isi now gc abovli >


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lion of I , lariil E


ialoguo.i.


rrlda out b'ree


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IeWart 1925,


^urete


JH.M.S. -'Isti bl


love-ift Ir soil,


at StJ by the Ernest Alice


February 13th to 18th-^-OPERA WEEK


owjlroai oui S.:;-- ^OiO


FIREPLACES BNQmRKS Il|vnBD


York St., Glitkeroo Phone 88 EEGlSTjERED AS A NEWSPAPER.


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Conqueiing aj new world of romance Bn^ adventure. ! COLOUR by TECHNICOLOR (“ A ” film).


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TO-NIGHT (Fridajl) at 7-30: TO-MORROW. 6-0 and 8-15 d.i


T Y R pN E IpOWER : JEAI^| P E T E R S CESAR ROMERO : JOHN la


SUTTON SMI!


r:d best James


iVenus, thday.


|adj and: icn


Istf bl|lthday, Dick.


Jlitheide, Ivlsli


Clssld;


|h t s , ' J o i hi 1.7 th,:


| i find.


jinuaryij 31st, , lage, Sawley^ ICoop^b (nee birih' of a


lElizabith.


|oai;y9hiKkud |:A|ad


1 28th Jale; Saret, I'th;


Mrs. J. Shutt), drd; a


wpfe of a;i son.


je^afy Jueer :E1':


Imetei a ten


It th, at Home,


Clitheroe Co-operative: !


I ■ ] I LIMITED


'Janu-' Court,


! MOOR [!a NE; CLITHEROE Society ;p my


s 21st I ;


sister to


TH E P O P U L A R VOT E FOR THE BAD WEATHER


JIj'OUR.


LADIES’ WOOL AND COT: LIGHTWEIGHT MACS, WELLINGTON I : OVERSHOES.,


CHILDREN’S NAyy GAB.


ON MACS, GENTS’ GAB. MACS, all Shades and Stjjles.


LIGHTWEIGHT MACS AND -SCHOOL MACS,


ALSO NIGGER BROWN AND GREEN GAB. i MACS. WELLINQTONS, etc.


all Sizes. BOTTLE


WHALLEY am;:


:r ig k e t , bow l in g ) t e n n is CLUB


I • DON’T FORGET! AiniiiiLaaD iA L L


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) at


THE assembly ROOMS, WHAJKLE\' ^ D/,N(?ING 8'p.m. t() I a.ra.


;l Feb-


’d' Park ziibeth, , at


to-


ilitheinoe. y Fethl: 19o6


frlda: la.hi.


28ti I po Card


tdn,: of )Hheroe


aiiuarji 31st h; I950l


load,


5.1 Sd Faults therbe-,!Tonl Interred at 30th


. a t , the


fhi Jaiibaryi ont iTe'rrace, Mye


kt fPe JaiiYary.


r.s.'iaged chdleton


lidortakersi


JlAllcl, ji the c i i! ■


|h] Jaiiimry fon I ptiieet,


il)f the| late Febii'r


■


ng. a8(id 68 St,;! ajlaryts


9AM


boryiot tandad,! 947.ir 1


1 - denily to i '


our who


cart


I he M Uviiig I


^ever '


taw


ilughtcr Robert


mory lof a Jlcd ftbru-


IN THE


ierj year joying Wife. ]thprpi).|


piy rn ptl,


always yo


ieniorles of EiTlckt i who


[! lies are all et;-


Iddarly i and Tt.i t i


m ;and|Dad.


lUncIo Itlona , dear Miua


Iroe,


pothc ’.[who p IstJ 1946.


ImeinDfy as


whcil:o'i life ■ - if I la-jts for


. u GrdU. licmoof


mcmbries band.


1948.


tvl of John,


inejn'orles wrc-lfe31st hiisband Ch r i s t : c h u r c h , c h '& b u r n


TH E LO RD jB lSH O P OF ^ i JACKB ' (The Right


WILL DEDICATE} A MEMQRI/^ !a ND PREACH on


SUNDAY EyENING, FEBI^U ' ’ ‘1 ' at 6-30 Ip.m. [I i


WIND ARY 19 th ;t* -------------------------------- t . . I m i. J, v> !; .h i-M M K: 4v^lVf ■ ‘■M,■ 1- .V i ■


, 1045, In orldjj' but les he


F r id a y , 24th F e b ru a r jy , 8 p.m.—1 ia.m.


FULLY |l ICENSED BAR Mirror Bowl , Refreshments at v\ dderate ch\irses.


I TICKETS PROM LOCAL POLICEMElj OR POLICE I ,


■ OFFICE.: ■ ! WEST


HadiJaBd !


KINGi LANE: HlALL, CLITHEROE ON


19^0


THE MAJESTIC PLA\[ERS ir i | ]k e t e s 5 / 6 e a c h


LANCASHiRE CONSTABULARY GENERAL ELECTION 1950 B. i DRAYSON


THE GONSERyAXIVE (lANDIDATE i FOR THE SKIPTON PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.


AGAIN HE:-


Lives, among you: and js known throughout/th Constituency.I


- :[ i'' ' a


Has worked hard at Westminster and in the Division. Has hel- j d the balance fairly between]the town ah i country districts,) and’ understands fully; the probhms o^ both, i 1 ' ; ■


’ : '


Has spared no;effort on!behalf of ALL who ha' sought his (aid in any [way whateve


Has a political programme for[ the good of all. HEAR !mR. DRt


^YSON SPEAK on TUESDAY N E p , FEB. 14;


GRINbLETON, Churcli| Day School, 7-15 p.i/i. BRADFORD.


WADDING


URSDAY NEXT, FEB. GISBURN AUCTION


URDAY, FiB. 18; RIMIN GISBU BOLTC 7-30 o.m


ON, St.. lelen’s School, 8-0 ,p.n. 16


116; I MART. Memorial arish Hall, 7-15 p.m, [ [


Institute, 6-30 p.m. I


N-BY-BOWLAND, County Primary School,


V a len t in e TUESDAY NEXT, AT 7-15 p


An invitation is g other Youth


So c ia l ', FEB. 14


I m. : ADMISSION, (refreshments in


1/6 eluded)


veri to all Groups


CONGREGATIONAL


CHURCH YOUTIl GROUP (Clitheroe):: '


WADDINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB


will be held in HELEN’S SCHOOL


DANCE [on


irday, February 18 ADMISSION 1/3


shments at reasonable charges.


;t) ' Clithefoe after ,Dan(?e


TO-NIGHT (Fri ^ School


FEBRUARY 12, 2 h.m.


Your M.P. from; 19(l5-5d ASKS Fo r YOUR I


POLLING DAY, |1950. I ’ SyP^’ORT ON JOLLfE MEMORIAL HALL, BARlioWi 7-45 p.m.


VILLAGE in s t it u t e , CHATBURN, 7-30 p.m dlfESTlONS INVITED


T U E S D A Y [N EX T , : F E B . 14; C p U N C I L [SCH O O L , LOW M OO R, 7-30 p.m.


line, 111 W. G.


ton-byf Christ


,1 the he late


;:Febi- GENERAL ELECTION 1950 MEETINGS ! be addressed by | IMRY: ^ E.. RAT^DALL YOUR [LABOUR CANDIdAt E. TQ-N^GHT^ (FRIDAY), FEB. 10;


U vHALLEy I c . of E. SCHOOL, [7-30 p.m. I ['


TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), FEB.j i l ; WOMEN’S 'MEETING, CO-OP. pUILD ROOM, CLITHEROE, 2-45 p.m.


| ^ VILLAGE INSTITUTE, CHAT^URN, 7-3(0 p.m.


MONDAY NEXT, I FEB. 13; ST: JAMES’ SCHOOL, CLITHl^ROE, 7-3|0 p.m.


SS. MICHAELi AND JOHN’S CHURC LOWERGATE


i THEi VERY R EV ER p b | CANON J. J. INGRAM, R.D,


OF BURNLEY will address :


A PUl IN TH


u e 'M Em iN O HALli, LOWE^GATE


3n Sunday, February 12th


at 7-30 p.m. oh


ALL WELCOME


CATH^iuCS ANb ELECTION BRING


THE QUESTIONS


H


Music by RONNIE ODDIE AND HIS BAND ADMISSION 6/3


Uncluslvle :bf Supper and: C|oakiooom) i FULLY LICENSED I BAr [


FOR ONE


Wh?|Uey Church j 1


pr e sen t


‘ ‘ S ' y s i P i ; i A Play In Three


CHURCH OF ENGLA CHURCH :LANE^


Commence 7^30


C T ” Acts


By EDWARD PERCY and REipiNALD DENHAM[ ' : [ in the


kND SCHOOL: , WHALLEY


Oil skt^rday, February 181 ;


iU . _ i --------- " '" "p .m .


ONE PERFORM.^NG ADMISSION


Reserved Seats may be booked at Y on Wednesday, iFebruary 8, from and after th


:E ONLY RESERVED SEATS 2/6 - UNRE SERVED SEATS 1/6


s date lEt Brook’s i Villas, Whalley,


Old


halley ckurch School 6-30 p.m. to 8 p.m.' Post Office, Parkj


Villag


GENERAL EL SKIPT


'c|n T


ECTiON' - i95d' E i iv is io r ;


Fiall, Slaidbiirii, To-morrow (Saturday) “ 30 p.m.


at 2- Yilldge Hall


MEETimS '


Sp


(LABOUR anU:


Newton, at 7-Oj p.m. ^ 'caker: -


\ND ^ ■ I !


, I ■


TOM'ROBERTS CANDIDATE)


OTHERS.,'. Questiohs bid CollectioTi.


GRiNDLlE-TON CHURC CHOIR EFFORT


CLITHeIrOE AMATEUR AND DRAMATIC;


QUAK


A MUSICAL! qOM^lDY ! IN (By [arrangement with E


loill he vresentl


Monday, Feb. 13 to Sa i , ill at 7-15 each eve:


nile Littler) at


THREE ACTS THE HALL, KING LAN , CLITHEROE


t irday, Feb. 18 iiing


MATINEE-^Saturday, Febrk ALL SEATS i HAVE i NOW BEEN SOLD


REHEARSAl-S


day), February 10,'s t 7-30 p.m. in the qid FULL REHEARS'YL, Act i III.


in! King Lane Hall;! td 5 p.m., and 7, p


DRESS REHEARSAL, m. to 9 p.m.


SPEAK, Secretary.


'O-NIGH at


ary 18, 2-0 p.m. OPERATIC SOCIETY


IN THEHIST & DANCE TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)


W scHootRob: (Februarv y l 1O 0) i


iVhlst to commence '7-45 [p. GO(|)D: PRIZES [


i m


Dancing lO p.m. to 2 aim. Music by [ ! '


TpE HODDER DANCE BAND - ADMISSK^N:


Whist and [Dance 2/6 Whl.|t only, 1/6 Dance .. only, 1/6 .


Refreshments ’at reasonable charges.


!


Bus to Cl Bradford


tlieroe, via West after 'ihe Dance,


CONGREGATIONAL (HORCH


Young L: dies’ Fellowship Pouid


ADMll, Ref


BARGAINS Af JUI in ' The H


O-MORR at


ref : ADMII


Sale aril Stall


T| j (FRIDA'i^) 7-30 p.m.


:S,3SION 3d. eshnients. R THE LUCKY


NES! ' THE


SALE I '■ ,


Lowergate


W , S ^u rd a ] ! 1 p.m.


BHMEN'TS ■' SION 3ci. ’


Potato jPie Suppk and Concert i


Coipmence 6-30 p.m. |


ADMISSION 2/6; Children 1/6 CONCERT


' by the


WESLEY MALE VOICE CHOIR 'and MR. S-i BRIDGE


Chairman; Hli


:s worship the (Councillor 1. 1?. Rushto:


Commence 7-30 p.m.


MISSION (Cbncert i on 1/3; Children 9d.


ST. MARY’S MOTHERS’ UNION


Invi,te you to come and bring your friends to a |


COFFEE fifORNlNG TO-MqRRO-W, Saturday


I[ From 10-30 to 12 p.m. iin the


SUNDAY SCHOOL MUTUAL )


ROOM


] ADMISSION; Coffee and Biscuifs 1/-


HOME MADE ;CAKE AND POUND STALL


Proo3-qds for M.U. Funds!.


/ '‘•u . . ‘. S i • , ■:


--.V ■ iCkSV b y) MAYi -t


■ m-'m ■


fYi H 'L B P H , Everyone'Welcome.


Clitheroe Congregational i


[ Church MEN’S WEEK-END


tO-MORROW;(SATURDAY) I


FEBRUARY 11 I ; ■' / r , '


T ONW Players


II III A mil


TO-NIGHT (Friday) ANN TODD. CLf


MONDAY and TUEsIbAY I GLYNIS


THi:


THURSDAY arid FRIDA BUD ABBOt


HI JOH iiillhi


III III nilIII!


_________________^SIONATE FRIENDS


30: SATURDAY at 2-15. 6-0 and 8- RAINS, TREVOR HOWARD in “ THE


15


at 7-30: WEDNESDAY at 2-15. 6-0. B-15, NS and DERMOT WALSH in


The adorable star ofl '[Miranda” In her most dramatic role 1 can safely place your heti on this film. M ;


TIME [LUCKY Yoi


Y at 7|,30: SATURDAY at 2-15. 6-0. 8-l5, and LOU GOiSTELLO in


THE T(jE Another riot of fun ^and| laughter with Bud and Lou Booking Office open daily. 11 to 12-30, 3 to 4-30. TEL. 271, DAM at


THE CONSERVATIVE CLUB TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)


F. C. TINGLE’S Continental Dance Band, 7-30 p.m. to 11-30 p.m.


Refreshments. : ADMISSION 2/-.


RICHARD YOUR CONSERVATIVE


will address A PUBLIC on


Wednesday Nexti '"eteuary 15 IN THE COUNGILI SCHbOL


M I


SABDEN at 8-30 p.m.


Chairman; MR. D


MR. C. RUSSEL: ■ Other Speaken


f INGHAM, C.C. [PORTER - m |r. C. DIXON IF Y.O


FORT CANDIDATE


FRIIJA^, FEBRUARY Ipi 1950


lllllll III


III ii|j A iinoiii mil mil idniiiili III


TO-NIGHT at 7-30: t SATUR0 BOB HOPE and JANE ;rUSSELL


IBSIQiHED f Q starring! GENE RAYMOND :


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; | £ BARBARA' STANWYCK andi B


ml U


AY at 6-0 and 8-15._ I i l “ THE PALEFACE." I


SATURDAY at 2-l5 : “ ROLLING ON T I TEXAS ” with Tex Ritter. Week iiommcncing Febn


y 13th, 1950. MONDAY at 6-0 arid 8-15: TUESDAY jnd WEDNESDAY at 7-30. )inger she lived itn-l•He n


1 NOREEN NASH loved It.


D A M G E i


/ItURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15. i T LANCASTER in


Helpless—Alone she heard her own 'mb telephone. Ml


SOEEYi .WMOM0 MUMBEE I i


■der being planned on the SATURDAY at 2-lt : “ STARLIGHT OVE t TEXAS ” with Tex Ritter


GENERAL ELECT ON, CLITHEROE DIVISION


1950 14


MARKET PLACE, iCHTHEROE Phbne 167: or 4 ^


.1 ./d


DID WEEK,


YOALISTEN! TO FRANK BYERS LAST and LORli SAMUEL THIS! WEEK?


Give trie Liberals a chii From


TffEY’I^E LIBERALS! ce to f^prm the next Government,


ioclalism to Cdcservafism would be out of the frying pan I into thb refrigerator


has the


policy the wrioic nation needs, and the men to I


LIB|RiL PARTY [carry it but.


■ i [ .


EVERY , LIBEML VOTE COUNTS. U THINK \


VOTE k>R WtERS ■ YOUR LIBElItAL/CANDIDATE. j ' J. S. Reeday, Eleotdon Agent. 5,: Milton St., Padlham ' ' LIBERAL, VOTE LIBERAL * • 1. ■ F Purchase Tax).


Murnhy A146C Baffle Console. Price; £35 (Including


II


^.HIS is a radto—a console radio jit is the first' console bafle ’’,set ■designed'in; this shape to gIve yoa‘ for]! £35,


rep)[oduction found, only In the most; expensive


the |


flat i“ custom-built)” model mnriPkls, type


of | '“ duality’i uilt'


or ichina fauna will ev,er [ stand! rattling on this set to spoil its i performance. This is a radio


An(J If anyone deplores tile lack of a top. No! there is no flat top No family pprtrdits, no vases, no flora!


I i not Whatnot [ m M ■ ■- / A / '


A 'PINE STOCK OF ■' j ' READY-TO-WEAR


In a wide choice of Styles, Patterns and : Materials.


I . * * , * FRED READ


BESPOKE TAILORS fir^alARKET PLACE, CHTHEROE Tel. 68


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