MEMORIALS i Make your


from the largest | stock in East Lancashire,


selection ,,


choice of Pl ea si n g designs r-


, can deliver a „ any churchyard,


Marble or ■the


] ibr |315 I ne


od er]cct in Jnej and Granite, ■


FECITT jMEMORIAL CRAFtSMEN


SINCE


BROS. 1S60.I


g a lle y New Road BLACK


Phone


CLAPHAM.—Congr best wishes to


Bl jRN 6248


(Open Saturda;r afternoons) BIRTHDAY GREETINGS


with H.M.S. ' Soilth Africa), or day, September t


—From Dad ai Industrial Terr


■on,


TROTTER; — Com -Uncle Tommy on day, September 1


itulatlons and Colin (serving Bermuda” In t his 21st blrth-


h. ■ 1


d .all at U, ace, Bllllngton.


—From the Fam Robert and Ma


ratulatlons to i his 80th blrth-


t,, 1952.


lly aiid Edwin Ion. i


2, Turner Street, C Itherjie.


On; September 6t i , 1927, al tltt Methodist Churcl, Clltheroe, 35 C the Rev. G. H, Marshall, of


S IL V E R W iD b tN G iSTANDRING- BROOKS


horley, Edgar Standring - to Edith Brooks.


IS*'


( their Silver Wedding [Annlvers- I


, Best wishes to Jack atid Nellie 1107 Padlham Road, Sabden), on


52, Llttlemoor Road, Clltjieroe. TRiOTTER—ROBINSON


, ary; September 3iy, 19$2. ^ ..^From Lizzie, Teddy and Family 2, Turner Street, Cdtheroe.


BIRTHDAY MEMIjlRIES


WINCKLEY. — Loving j birthday ' memories of a- dear wife and mother, D o r o t h y (Dora) Wlnckley, Septemcer I'lth, died March 18th, 1946.--R.I.P,


—From her loving and Daughter, Winnie.


But love and niemories never j die.


Time Is swiftly, lassldg by.


Huslcand, Son Richard and


3, Victoria Street, Cllther'oe.


WINCKLEY. — Loving i birthday memories o’f a dea;


grandma, Dorothy ;,Wlnckley, September 11th, died March 18th, 1946.—R.l.P. I , i .


mother and


In our hearts ve'll remember' I her for ever.


Her presence we idlss, her i memory we treasure.


j -From her loving Daughter, and


Son-ln-Iaw, Grate and Alban- also grandchildren Lois and


8, Grafton Street, C Itherpe. DEATH s ]■ ■


BRADLEY.—On the 1952, at Ormsk Emma, the belove Bradley., Interred Cemetery, Southpc day, 14th Septembe


ROBINSON.—On the 1952, at 152, Ch Clltheroe, Emma, wife: of the late T son [(formerly of Street, Clltheroe), year; Interred a Church, Wadding 2nd September, 19£


30thl August, irk . Hospital, 1 wile of Ell


It Dnke-street rt, on Thurs-


26, Hawessld'e Street. Southport.


i30th! iiugust, mssj Robin-


’ St.r Helen’s ’on, [on the


2. ,|


5TAVELEY.—On Th 4th. 1952 (In Hti


, Edmund, dearly-lot


—Engdlrles Wm. Sons, Ltd. Tel.


of Marlon Staveley steads Farm," Whi, years. Interment at Wlsvfell 'Cemetery, September 9th, at


nrsday. Sept, spltal), John ed husband


p.m.


, of jLawson- lley,. laged 59 Whalley and ! on -Jfuesday,


Ilangsliaw and iVhalley 3248.


- of 15 Downham Roid, Chatburn in hlsiloth year.


IN MEMOI^IAft^ MARSLAND.—In lovlhig


Jim,! who died Sti 1948.[


‘ Loved and remerr Whltevyell.


‘—From his [‘Family,


; lovl:


-STARKIE AND m u f Tieasured memoric nusbnnd and < Starkie and Marjc line Wentworth, September 6th September 20th, 19^


Life has chang( B 1 ways,


Xhe memories of 'days,


—F'.'o'm the Familt, View 18, Centra ' Beech Street.


ut one thing ch;i when we were all


V/ 0 0 K t Y.—Tieasured of a dear Husband who died Septembei


j S.anden Lodge. o. ‘ ptember


beredj ing


memory of 3rd,


li always. \yife and


A R H I T a n d


daughter, J. lie Gwendo- who died


iWORTH of 1 a dear


^1946j and d 14 many tngeth never,


hose happy together.


Always remem ):ered.| '


Pamlly e.vpress in thaius to all relatl and neighbours foi .sympathy and flo received during th, sorrow: also to thS the Rev. A; Lord fo kind attention.


J


and 'Father, 3rd, 11949.


Fron, the Family.


A C KN OW L ED G i :M EN T S CARTER.-Mrs


tpelr (sincere ves, I friends al their kind


Carter, and


elr time of Doetprs and r their very


tributes 63, Brownlow [Street


CARRICK.—Mr. will); desires to thank al


Talbot Road Fallowfiki d. i ‘


1 neighbours for their s ons^ of sympathy tlibutes received , iecent sad bereavemi


Clltheroe. am Carrick friends and


. and floral during his ;ent, 'i-


klndlexpres-


9, kemple Avenue, 2. memories


N A V Y S T O K E S 2, jand 2a, Shiaw Bridge Street, Clitheroe


Branches also at BURNLEY, raADFOED, DARWEN AND RAWTENSTALL etc.


New Army Wihter- Weighit Singlets


f


Silk .Enilitoidered Bedspreads ...... 35/-


F.S. Waffle Bedspre (worth doufele)


Full Size] Bolton Twill Sheetg


Fuir Size' Woollen Blankets


51- 35/-


FuU Size Flannelette Sheets each ...... 17/6


AU WooliS.S. Blai^ets 29/6 All Wool F.S. Cld. Blankks


...... . 20/-


Men’s Gab. Rain- - PAofd


New Denjob.Overcoa-ts 49/6 New Quelrain Ladies’ Macs


Wadded JQuilts; All Colours .............


...... -..


New Belstaff 3-in-i Motor! Cycle Coats with! Helmet ......


New Black Oilskin Macs


Assorted Wool


I?;; YOUR ASSURA^


V/e know that our are very reasonable,


CEi charges We! are


so certain of this recently submitt lu accounts, voluntarily, Price! Regulation inspectiot), We such [action is an fo our clients


t r


charges are reasonable.


that’ wo d our


to the


doard ! for feel that assurance at bur


fa ir and Slipovers, ...............


Men’s Stockings 4/6 ■ -5/6 ; I ' i- -■ -V


New Naval Pullovers Heavy Army, Socks - Grey Miiture Work' Socks! ..!.............


Sea Boot Stockings and 14/6


New Khaki Flannel 'Shlrt^


As New Army Vests... Men’s Singlets and Trunks


..............


Gabardiiie Zip Jerkins from I ..............


Leatherette Zip JerkiiLs . ............


Waterproof Fawn Overti'ousers


ROCKDALE, ESHT()N TER..


Ladies’ Walking. Shoes I


..............


Men’s Coloured Slip­ overs I


New -R.A.)F. i Under-! paritol]


Lined Union Shirts ... Men’s Short Sleeve Sport! Shirts


................ ...... .


. j.... 35/-


130/.^ 39/6


15/- 29/6 . 4/6


2/9 and 8/11


10/-


19/6 21/6 5/-


10/ - 51-


'


35/- 22/6 35/-:


Good Army Trousers Good Khaki B/D


New Khaki Wool Gloves


New Horsehide; 15/-


New Australian , Khaki Trousers ... 29/6


Blouses ■....... 15/-


New R.A.F. Sheepskin Gloves


.............. 4/11 ......... 39/6


Leather Gauntlet . ' Gloves, from ....... ,101-


All Leather Sleeveless Jerkins -. -


2 65/- Bdys’ NaYy Gab.


, , Spits 37/6 and 35/- Coats, from 49/6


New Na!vy Boiler


Men’s New Berets ... 8/6 Men’s Football Boots, from .......... 17/6


Full Size Footballs 21/6 ■ and 29/6, ; ■ • Football' Stockings 5/6 and 7/11 •;


Boys’ Football Boots 12/61 Ex-Army Football Shorts


3/6 ,


New Waterproof Tank Suits


Men’s Super Welling­ tons 28/- and.34/-


45/-


Ladies’ Dutdop Wellingtons ...... 15/11


New Green Oilskin ; Macs


...... 19/6 See our windows—it is worth the walk ...... . .12/6 i . :


'24/6 New Primus Stoves . 29/6 Men’s Pyjamas ..V.... .. 19/6.'


35/-. Men’s Strong , Tweed Trousers '


5/6 Men’s Suits in all t 'sizes \


and 45/-


Ladies’Fleece Bootees 39/6 Zipped Travel Bags... ?7/6 New Army Towels


5/6


New Cycle Capes 19/6 and. 21/6


............. 15/-!.


Men’s Cord, Trousers 35/- 1'


; ■ 151- . 19/ii 5


New Army Boots, in all sizes ....,.’..,27/6


/ -


Ex-Wreris New;' .. . Slacks ......................16/6


;u -i Gauntlet Gloves 24/6 ,


iSlaidburn, Newton, Dunsop Bndge & Dalehead Agricultural & Horticultural Society


l l t l | A N N U A L l ^ j At Newton-in-Bowland


TO MORROW (SATURDAY), SEPT. 13th


JUMPING & GYMKHANA EVENTS Commence .2-^0. MUSICAL RIDE THE FYLDE PONY CLUB. , LOCAL bLASSES FOR HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP,


Y.F.C., HORTICULTURE & HANDICRAFTS, ETC. From 10-30 a.m.


i


Free Bus'^s, via WhItewelLand Waddington. to Clltheroe ! ' "


DANCE in the Institute, Newton, at 8 after Dance.


: j ■ ’ SERVICE BUSES PROM CLITHEROE STATIQN:


To ShowiSeld—7-20, 10-45/ 12-45, l-45j 3-30 and !8-15. To Newton-7-30, 10-30, 2-30 and 8-15. I


Returning from Showfleld—4-50, 6-10, 7-30. 1 , Returning from'Newtoil—4-55,! 6-40, 9-40. 1


CLITHl :r o e d iv is io n cgj^ser v a t iv e ASSOCIATION


i - THE


GENERAL MEETING The Church of England Scihool, Whalley


OF THE ABOVE ASSCipiATION Will be held at! ! :


WEDNESDAY, SEPJEilBER 24th ; at 7-30 p.m.. i -


And will be addressed by MR. STANLEY BELL, O.B.E., JJP.


(Chairman, North-Western Afea Conservative and Unionists Assoclatidns)


AN INVTjTATION IS EXTENDED TjO ALL MEMBERS. REFRESHMENTS INLL Be \ PROVIDED.


'■I !:


CO-OPERATIVE GUH.D ROOM OFF MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE' | ’


To-morrow Saturday, September 13ttij 1952 (God .Willing)


From 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. . . ' * ! i ? ANY' QUESTIONS ? || i


7 p.m.-MR; C. N. GORk'of Rochdale! ..will speak on thelsubject


“ IS YOURS THE. TRlis CHURCp? ” j A loving welcome. Arranged by the ChristadelpMan A.L.s!


CKtheroe St. John Ambulance Brigade and Nursing Division |


DUKE OF LANCASTER’S DISTRICT


HOME NURSING COURSE Lecturer. DR.’ E. R. B. MURRAY, M.B.i


HRST AID COURSE


Lecturer: DR. R. E. A. S. HANSEN, M.B. COMMENCING OCTOBER ! i


Enrol a^ny Tuesday or Thursday between 8 p,m. and 9 p.m.


i| i


St. John Ambulance Headquarters,; Old School, Church Brow ! ;


The HallI, wergate


JUMBLE SALE (^Saturday)


To-morrow at 2-30 p.m,


Pound and Ho Stall. Refreshments


>ue-made Cake on Sale.


ADMISSI0:7 3d. WADDlb


CRICKET Whist and Domino i


Drive an ' to be h^lc


St. Helen' on


whist Drive' comm 21 Dancing 10 p.m.


THE REGAL "D|/ Refreshn i


Dapee In


Friday Next, Sjept. 19th p.m.


School :es 7-45 ’


ADMISSHpl


Buses to Clltheroe 10-5 p.m. and


10[-45 p.m. fter Whist ) 2 a.m. to


DAljlCE^ BAND, terns.


RICHARD FORT, M.P. will attend alj /


THE BEADING BOOM, DOWNHAM at \-2Q p.m.


’ and at


, ’THE yiLUlGE HALL, CHATBDEN at 8-30 p.m.


to Inter ; may


TO-NJGHT (FRTOAY) ts; who


'liew Constitui need help or


advjce. TON'


CLUB "i


GLITHEROE


SUPPORTERS club; ■ I


imPpm ' ' at the : ■ I Staj'kie Arms l)lotel


To-mhrrow (Saturday) ■From '1-45 p.m. till ijl-0 p.m.


ADMISSION 2/- '


CLITHEROE DIVI|SION CONSEEVAITVE AjsSOC.


WHALLEY.—On Sunday, 1 August , Jly, 1952, at Blackburh ; Royal


Infirmary, Herbert T. Whalley. i


5EmMBER BARGAINS—BUY NOW FOR WINTER


tburn Road, ho thei ’beloved


9, Radeclyfle In her -85th


Dri^dnouglit School of Fashion


;., .pRe?SMAKING, TAILORING, ■ HATTERN-MAKING ' ■, Mjtp. J.;A.-B.OND (Principal Mnvltes: Ladles, to B) . -


Demonstotiofh "


CON^VATIVE CLUB, CASTLE ST., CLITHEROE, On MONDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER, at 2-45 and 7-15.


DETAnjs WILL BE ANNOUNCED FOR AUTUMN TERM. Books on sale.


Permanjent Address; 45.: CHURCHGATE., SOUTHPORT, Tel. 88431.


CUTHEROE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIEH jpURNKHING DEPARTMENT


MOOR LANE - CLFTHEROE


SAVE YOUR COMa THIS WINTER I


| , . by installing a CONTINUOUS BURNING FIRE


SlOFONO - SUTTON - REDFYRE SWALLOW


Easy to lit. Simple to operate.


iBRIGHtr, cheerful; FIRES WITH ALL KINDS OF ■ FUEL.


WATdH OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS OF VARIOUS DESIGNS.


XMAS CLUB COMMENCES I


REMINDER SEPTEMBER 9th.


ON TUESDAY,


certain of your Presents by saving each week. I Goods wHl be put away for youi


GHATBURN CHURCH INSTITUTE


TO OPEN. THE SEASON ' ' ! ~ A SUPER -


CARNIVAL BALL


TO-NIGHT (FRH) AY), SEPTEMBER 12th j DANCING r 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.


jAc kA y lo r & m s band m L J (HASLINGDEN)


REFRESHMENTS - NOVELTIES ■LATE BUSES ’


ADMISSION 3/- (No Reduction)


0(:T. 1 5 th -“ KISS ME KATE,” Opera Houie 5-50 p.m...> BLACKPOOL i..........’ ............ 10-45 p.hi.


CLITHEROE SEPTEMBER; HOUDATS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st: .


MONDAY,! SEPtTMBER'^'md:'' 8-


9-


HODDER motor SERVICES EXCURSIONS |


8-0 a.m.--SCARBORODGH ...........i...... .. .. it/ig , . 10-0 a.m.-aLAGEPOOL;..........j...;......... . 10-0 a.m.-Sd1r a ^ J } T . . .


.................... 6/9 '


• 1-0 p.m.—BLACKPOOL: Return 10-45 p m . . TUESDAY, SEPIIEMBER 23rd;“ j


'


9-30 a.m.—WINDERMERE & BOWNE^ .... 9-0 p.m.—BLACKPOOL; Retiirh 6-80!p.m. ., 1-0 p.m.—BLACKPOOL: Return 10-45 p.m.


12/i 6/6 6/6


All -Excursions, depart Waterloo -Road;'-Olitheroe'. I Please Bookin advance’at Booking Agg/its:.- ’


jAINSWO!RTH & ALDERSONS,'Newsagents', Waterloo Rd„ I


' ! : and 44-46/ Shawbrldge, Iciltheroe.. ! , EXCURSIONS from CLlTHERdE


! Clith’oe 'Whaliey Chatb’n .16 Wellga^e Bps Stand


WHALLEY and CHATBURN ; Sunday, 21st September, 1952 I ,


9-Oa.m. 8-45a.m. 9-l5a.m. Seven Lakes 2-0 pjn. 2-15p.m. — Blackpool


‘ Monday, 22nd Septenijher, 1952 9-0 a.m. 9-15 ajn. — New Brighton


' 9-0 a.m. 8-45 a.m. 9-15 a.m. Harrogate and ' Knaresboro


2-0 pjn. 2-15 p.m. — Blackpool . Tuesday. 23rd September, 1952


9-0 a.m. 8-45 a m ., 9-15 a.m. IngJpton and Morecambe


2-0 p.m. 2-15 p.m. ,— Southport Book In Advance at Local Office


MR. [BROOKES, PARK , VILLAS, 'WHALL^.


15/9 6/6 6/6


I . 0/6 '


Bohon-by-BowlanS Motor Sehice^ ‘ r-LIMITED-


. TEL. CLITHEHROB 473''' " t I ’ ’


ALL HApLOWS, MITTON DON’T f^EO ET THE !! :i.


0 a.m;:.^THE 'SEVE^ LAKES' !!........ ................. ............... ............... 0 a.m.—BLACKPOOL;:Return 6-30 p.m. .


' •A N N U A L ' ' -G ^ 0 ^ ^ k -F E JE ' A N H ^ BRING-AND-BUY SALE


IN ‘-THE WCARAGE GROUNDS


To-morrow '(Saturday), September 13th , at 3-0 pm. Also ' ;


! ^VHIST DRIVE in Schoolroom at 7 p.in.


CL)rrHERd£ MUl$lt CLUB | . t |:


''!. Pr^enis. ' i 1 ■' }• i i.;- FRIDAY,' SEPT. 12th


EXCURSIONS i | -


Retuni


6-35 p.m.... BLACKPOOL .......... i.......:.. 10-45 Ip.m.... 4/ - SUNDAY, SEPT. 2l'st.


i | I i


2-§ p.m. ...BLACKPOOL ..........j............ lO-O p.ih.. . 5^3 MONDAY, SEPT. 22nd


I il


.9-30 ami. ...MORECAMBE .........U...i. .. 10-30p.iri. ...8/9 9'^30a.m. ... BLACKPOOL ...........................7-30p.ni....6/6 1-0 a.m.,..BLACKPOOL ..........10-45p.nd....6/6


TUESDAY, SEPT. 23rd ! 1 9-30a.m....BLACKPOOL ........ .............. 7-30p.m. ; .6/ 6' ,


BENTHAM’^ ! YOUR T/V AND RADIO DEALER i


.‘!1' '! - I J


14,, MARKET PLACE, pL|TIi^O]E PHONE 167.


’ F ^ g u s b h


ZENA MARSHALIJ SYDNEY TAFFLER, ANTHONY PENOREU & WOBMAN SHELLEY in


TO-fllGHT (FrldayJ an ;3 0 ! SATURDAY at 6-0 and.8-15 o.m.„ (A fllm),


MONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30; WEDNESDAY at 6-0 and 8-15. LLOYD NOLAN in


TYRONe I pow er .'DOROTHY LAMOUR, EDWARD ARNOLD and I


A tense picture from ' start to finish. ilOHNNY APOLLO _____ (A fllnff-.


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30i SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8*15. 'GARY COOPER and MARI ALDON in


" distant idrmns " Is the most exciting, event In fllm h i s t o r y . Packed wllth thrills and adventure, hordes of warring Indians, snake and crocodile Infested, swamps, bush Arcs, u n d e r w a t e r death fights, photographed In Technicolor In the actual forests and swamps of Florida.


, * - IP)


BooklnS Office open’ Saturday at 2.3D'till,4-D. and at the Office, 2. Moor- Lane, during olficB hours, or Tel, 67.


The toni-tom h e a t . . the panther howl. . . the Seminole war ci7 . . . thd resucue . . the iungle ter ror . . , and the swamp fighters who tuined the tide of the savage. Seminole War- .


DISTANT DRUMS Cooper’s


MONDAY bnd TUESDAY at 7.30: WEDNESDAY at 2-15, 6-0, 8-tE: THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 2.15,6-0. 8-15


V. THE FILM FOR ALL AGES ■ :J|]|HN HOWARD DAVIES and ROBERT HEWTON in !: !.


Tom Brownes Schooldays


“ OlFverI toIST^ -- ■


■ ■ - V


AD'IlIgmo BRITtSH VERSION PIL M E D AT .ft D G B T IMMORTAL STORY


- . , ■ . ■ ................ PoBklng dffioa open dally, i t to 12-30, 3 to I-3Q.


MMQEABLE eTA^^^P Tol. 278.


STEVE COCHRAN, VIRGINIA GREY In *'HIOHWAY 301.” SATURDAY, at '2-ISi'i Frank Buck In:“ JACARE.”


SATURDAY at 6-0 4nd 8^15 D.m.


Monday at e-o and s-isii Tuesday and Wednesday at't-so.' .' rk .GREGORY PECKiand BARBARA PAYTON In !


ONLY THE VALIANT Cathy Eversham ” whose reason condemned the man


Captain R i c h a r d Lance” Payton as'the


THIiHSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15. Ip ARY COOPER. RUTH ROMAK, STEVE COCHRAN in


_wlth a chip on his shoulder and, a Border Lady on. hla ;mind ' SATURDAY at, 2,15: Jimmy WakelyiIn “ SADDLE SERENADE.” Bgok|ng Offloa open Mon., Wed., Sat, trom’2 to 4 p,mi i Tel. 187.


5 ppjder-keg,,th'ey lit the fuae.- He was a mhn M U A S M o rp h y RAl^IO & T.V. SHOW


SEE ALL I THE LATEST MdDELS '


Fccitt’s olf;er a| wide •' — ■


I OPERA FOR a l l ! In Bssoclailpn‘With the Arts Council of Great Britain


A'tondensedi version-of COSI FAN TUTTE (Mozart) SUNG INi ENGLISH- AND FULLY COSTTMED i ON THE (STAGE OB[.THi^


{ __i . Pa rish Church. Sun^.ci^cl^jjl |


liidNi^AY, S E P T E ]\fiilE a \^ 1952 / 7-30 p.m. '


R]


Booking ope . for Non-r Plan at Me


/


■BSERVED SEATS t 5/- UNDESERVED SEATS


3/6,. 2/fe - 1 / 6 ,


ns for Members on Monday. September 8th; embers' 'on: Thursday,! September 18th. ;rs. J. Aspden, 26, King Street; Clitheroe.


CLITHEI^OE DIVISION C ASSOCIATIp


. . ...... 15/9


.....J....... 5/3 :


9/3


10/ - 5/3


9/6 6/9


16. WELLGATE, CLITHERQE: - - Phone’ 176 or at .Agency: .


MR. RICHARD FORT, M. i i


At m MR. J. (Fi ONSERVATIVE & MRS. FORT


AT HOME” e Empress Ballrcxim, Bui^ey


Tqqrsdayj / 2nd Octdbjer, ‘ 1952 TO MEET


A. BOYD-CARPEfp^ER, MJP. i inclal Secretary to th( Treawry)


Wh6 will 01 Reception 7- 0


1 .the Conservative Re crpltlng Campaign. p.m.


Opening 7-30 p.m. CONCERT AND DANCING


.A LIMITED PRICE 2/6,


UMBER OF TICKETS ApB AVAILABLE, SOM N. G. CLARRY,! PADIHAM LANC^


14, MILL STREET,


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