MEMOI^IALS


Make your from the largi in East Lanca:


choice of n designs in Marble or Stone, and can deliver and erect in any churchyard,


Fecitt’s offei


selection est stock hire. .


e a s in g Granite,


wide


THEO WILSON AND SONS, LTD.


Tools. Ironmongery


Household Appliances FIREPLACES I


FEfrrr ^Ros.


MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1S60.


Whalley N^w Road B L A C K B U R N [Phone 6248


fOnep Saturday {afternoons) OIRTHS


; ' Leicester, a daughter, Jane ’ Mary. |_______ ____________


KAHN—On August 17th, 1952, to Mr. arid Mrs. Peter Kahn (nee Mary | Veevers), J1, Westfleld Avenue. W i g s 10 n Helds


iPARKINSON—On ! August I7th. ' 1952, at Bramley Mead Maternity , Home,I to John! and Violet Parklnpon, 5, Market Place


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TO-NIGHT (Friday) at fl-0 P.hi, CEMENT WORKS BALL SATURDAY'at 6.0 and 8-15 D.m.


pi" Ik hniilll


‘ Clltheroe, a son, Andrew James’ ^NGftGEIVfEWT


‘ ,:33, Church Strei and ' (Margaret daughter of ;Mr. Davles.i 17, Gladstp: Granville Road)


The engagement between William son of (Mr. and


b ir t J


SMITH-D/ VIES s


i Mr i. C. B. smith, l


Jellenby, |only announced


it, Slaldburn, Eileen, only and Mrs. T me Road, (off Chester.


hday m|em o r ies


LAV/—Birthday memories of a dearly beloved Mother, Margaret. August 21st.


” One of the best the world contained.


. We have lost heaven has gained, ,


Waterloo! Road, Clltheroe. ! 1 DEATHS


—Prom Doreen, and all at 21, \ I ; LIMITED - '.'I


Jon Hall. Maria Moritez, Sabu in " ARABIAN NIOHTSJ’ ‘A’ film. Hery action, wild;romance,,In the screen's ; greatest. Technicolor adventure. 1,001 thrills of the East . . . the mightiest Technicolor adventure epic of the'Orient.! _______ ' I' ( _______ ■ '


StANLEY HOLLOWAY. KATHLEEN HARRISON, and NAUNTON WAYNE in


MONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30: WEDNESDAY at 6-0 and 8-15, I


'U’.film.V


Introducing a native star. John'Stratton In the comedy film of 1951,


THE HAPPY FAMILY I '


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THURSDAY 4nd FRIDAY'at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-15. ' MARLON BRANDO, JEAN P E T ER S .,..,. . “ A'' film


ANTHONY QUINN and-JOSEPH ^ISEMAN in VrVfl ZAPATA


Booking Office open Saturday at 2-30 till 4-Q, and at. tho Office. 2. Moor Lane, during office hours, (or Tel. 67,


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CLITHEROE CO-OPERAT VE SOCIEH ; ' ^


MOOR LANE - CLnjHEROE ____________ 'I L


: Hamilton, aged 85 years, : Cremation at Sklpton, today, (Friday), 4-0 p.m. No flowers please. -


The Scales Funera! Service. Tel Clltheroe: 345.


IN MEMORIAM


lAMES—In loving memory of my ; .dear wife, Ann iRothwell, who I passed away Au^st 26th, 1950.


( As I walk through life alone. I


A life linked vilth my own, Every( day I miss her,


I lost) a life companion, ^From, a lovlngj husband. Till we meeit again.


ATKINSON—In loving memory of . ; a dear mother, who died August


23rd. 1961; also father, who died March 15th, 1941.


( -i-Prom I their Wvlng daughter and son-in-law, Mellta and Billy.


152, Whalley Road Clltheroe.


( 1951’ i ( The^o^e we loved Is now at


Jim, ( and (daughter; Edith. James's Street,


■ Clltheroe. ''


, Of things you said, and used tojdo,


• and talk of you.


And wonder why you had to die. ;


Maggie, son-in-law 3m. and grandson Donald


August 25th, 1951. •Jod^only knew what was the • Gladys, and spn-ln-Iaw Harold


he°4est^‘' ider loving daughter


memories of died August*2Sd, f r y ^ w h ^ i


clea. Mother, Alice, who uass'ed away August 25th, 1950. “


memories of a


We little (thought her death so near,


,


Genuine Full Size “Waffle” Men’s Heavy Cardigans i Bedspreads


Pat; . also from Ser' ISS


Woodplulnpton. near loving memory of a


' 25th. •'^“8nst Men;s Melton ftousers 23/6


Men’s Green Oilskin Coats


Emm'^,™so?-1i;-lawl"''^om"“^'’*'f Grandchildren;


I ' Tree' Farm, Chalgley. and


Sou Westers ............. " 2/11 Heavy Tpa Towels ,.. “Meridan” Singlets... 5/6 New M/G Goggles “Meridan” Trunks ... 5/11 Leather Garden Men’s Lined Oxford Shirts ................. 17/6


Belstaff Motor Cycle 3*in 1 Macs


u lit i


............. . 15/. ............. 130/-


io u ;-


Men’s Pyjamas ......... 19/11 Men’s leans,'all sizes 21/6 Men’s Boiler Suits 35/- and ..37/6,


Men’s Slipovers..........10/- Men’s,“T” Shirts ...... 51- Men’s Shirts, 2 Collars ■


i ■ the SAME We have been serving


for sixty.seven years. Scales service has been preferred by so many due to the fact that we have always kept our prices at the lowest possible level; 1 when maintaining the


highest ( standards of ocrvice.


THESCMES f U f f im SERVICE


Ladies’ Dress.Shoes ... 12]6 Ladies’ Navy Shorts ... 14/6 Ladies’ Navy Slacks ... 16/6 Leatherette Zip . Jerkins


Ladies’ Black Silk Knickers ......... 2/-


: I


Gabardine Zip ' Jerkins


Mbn’s Shoes 27/6 and 29/6 Single Size All AVool Blan- kets m Colours ... 30/-,


Jacket Length ' Jerkins


................35/-


Full Size Flannelette Sheets . (.............. 17/6


Grey Blankets 16/6 & 25/V^) New Groun^heet Men’s Work Boots. ... 35/- Sea Boot Stockings 7/6 and 14/6


Full Size Twill Sheets, 20 -


Khaki B/D Blopses AH Sizes :


Capes ' .....15/-


Khaki B/D Trousers 15/- & 17/6


: 16/6


Motor Cycle Gauntlet Gloves i


Gloves


R.A.F. White Silk Inner Gloves (


R.A.F. Sheepsjfin Gloves;


Leather Sleeveless Jerkins


FulF; Size English Footballs


35/- 24/6


Boys’ Football Boots 12/6 All Wool Football • .Stockings


Men’s Football Boots ^ •


; I shorts"


Sheepskin Lined Zip Jerkins


Men’s Tweed Trousers 22/6 Men’s Fawn Raincoats 65/- Men’s Black Oilskin Coats ...........39/6


: (worth doable) Seamen’s' Jerseys New I


......35/ 21/G


Seamen’s Blouse Tops 5/6 Men’s Army Socks only 2/9 Men’s Silk Ties (■worth double)


Only 29/6


Khaki arid Navy Drill Shirts


Good Army Towels—New only 5/11 2/3


..... ........ 3/11 ....... ..1216 UU


2/3 7/11


....... 19/6


.............. 39/6 5/6


New Leather Waistcoats ;


Football Bladders, Good Quality ............ ..- 4/-


.......... 119/6 ................25/- . only 25/- .......... 29/6


from 17/6, .............. 3/11


.......... 7/11 FootbaU


Folding Primus Stoves duly 29/6,


12/6 Ex Array Groundsheets 9/6


Good Haversacks 2/11 and p6


Commando; Framed Rue Sacs!


JHeavy Wool Underpants Ladies’ Coloured Macs 17/6


See our windows for many mori bargain,j^llnes ........... . 65/- wi t h [Hp o d s 3 a / -


The shock; was great, the blow severe,


• REAL BARGAINS FOR THE AUTUMN BUY NOW.


SHORT'S A RM Y an d 2, and 2a, Shaw Bridge Street RAWTENSTALL etc;


N A V Y S T O R S 1 8 Clitheroe


Branches also at BURNLEY, BRADFORD] DARWEN AND ,


CLITHEROE VOLUNTARY CO-OPERATIVE PARTY


A MEETING will be held in


The Guild Room, Moor Lane on


Thursday Next, Sept. 4th at 7;:3J). i!).m. ■


' ' Speaker;


MRS. HARRIET SLATER National Organiser. Subject: ' ' ' ■


‘ The National Agreement with the Labour Party.’


A DANCE will be held on Saturday, September 6th '


7-30 p.m, i ADMISSION 1/- STANDERWICl^


EXCURSIONS I FROM


Oitheroe - Whalley


16 Welleate, :;30 p.mj I


Bus Stand 6-45 D.m.


Blackpool !(& Morecambe RETURN 4/. FARE


Moreoamhe DAIl,Y from Sept,'1st. Blac ipbol D/jiLY from Sentj 5th


Boole al^ Local Office,


Mr. (Irookes,! l|ark Villas, Whi.lley. 176.


16, Wellgate.i Cjlltherop.' Phone ! oi'i at Agency,


East Lancashire’s Premier , Concert Party


ANNE DUCKE1|T, Soprano ERNEST NIELD, Tenor |


THE WESTERNDALES D0RI)THY| NICHOUS


HAROLD CHADWICK, Baritoiie


Contralto and Elocutionist SALLY lliEDALE. Accopipanist


Enquiries to E.i NIELD, 441,. Blackburn Road, O^walqtwlstle. . \


J^CK LEDWICK AND OS)VALD Comedy, Magic and Vcntfiloquisth


I “


IVlthout i a chance to say goodbye.


loving daughter '


, I “ 1’ dear mother, who died


To wait for cure, but all In VBin.


'


-I "Good night and Gpd bless." and R°aynmndl


All Excursions depart Waterloo Road, Clithefoe. Please Book in advance at Booking Agents:—I


AINSWORTli & ALDERSONS. Newsagents, Waterloo Rd.{ , ' and 44-46,'Shawbridge, Clitheroe.


’


loving memory of ,■


Night- and day she bore her .pain.


; '


BENNETT 4-In loving memory of my dear mother, who' died August 25th, 1951.


Now He In death's cold chill. „ ~P"oin I her loving husband


I HerWndly heart Is stilled,' I The hands that used to help us on, ]


O N clithMe pRm


To-morrow (Saturday)/Aug. 30 RYCROFtS


BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS NELSON


BENNETTf- In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Alice Bennett; who dlSd August 25th, ’


: Loved (and remembered always,'


HAMILTON—On the 20th August, 1952, at 9, Brungerley Avenue, Clltherbe, Richard, the dearly. loved husband bf Mary Ann


DRAPERY AND OUTFUTING DEPARTMENT


MOOR LANE


FASHIONABLE RAINWEAR


Ladies Lightweight Macs with Hoods


54/2


WMS. and WXi Macs, polka dot d e s ig n ..... 57/9


OS. WMS, Macs,'with de­ tachable Hoods . . . . . . 57/4


WMS Cotton Gaberdine Macs from .............,£4/10/- OS and X08. ....( ..£ 5 /5 / -


WMS. and WX. Wool Gaberdines, grey and turauoiso ......................£8/-/-


Boys’ heavy Quality Indiana (Macs, hard wearing and water..............


proof fron| .........42/-


Children's Wool Gaber­ dine Macs, .navy , and brown, from).............. 79/1.1


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iinii |i 1 r ^ I


nlhiudlllli


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30: SATUr HAROLD LLOYD in "MAD


iiiii|| UiiiUl


DAY at 2-16, 6-0 and 8-15., WEDNESDAY.’’! — “U ”


MONDAY and TUESDAY at 7-30: WEDNESDAY at 2-15,.0-0, 8-16; THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; i ATURDAY at 2-16,' 6-0, 8-16.


ALEC GUINNESS, STANLEY HOLLOWAY .


' in ' . ' ! ■.! ! THE LAVEHDER HILL I MOB


THE MEN WHO bROKE THE BANK AND LOST THE CARGO I A MINT OP!>imTH ■WITH MOpDLED MOBSTERS 'IN;THE MOST HILARIOUS CASE HISTORY IN THE ANNALS OP CRlin: I (U)


Booking. Office open dally, 11 to 12-3(|. 3 to 4-30. SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 31st] 1952


8- 9-


10- 00 a.m.: HOLY COMMHmOH..


15 a.m.: PARISH COMM INION: ( ' 30 a.m.: MATTINS.


,


' DEDICATION OF LE1TERN \ BIBLE In Memory of Isaac Thomas Rushton.


Preacher The Rev. R. D. St.


6-30 p.m.: EVENSONG. Preacher:, The Rev.


J. SMITH. P. A. NOCK. J


HODDER MOTOi I SERVICES


ROYAL LANCASiHIRE SHOiy PRESKIN'


CLITHEROE SEPTEMBER HOLIDAYS SUNDAY, ■ SEPTEMBER 21st; .


EXCURSIONS |


; ! . I FULL DETAILS AT BO(|)KING : AGENTS. . i UCENSRD'-'BAR


REFRESHMENTS./': - i .-r


j'


8-0 a.mv-SCARBOROUGH .................... ...!... 17/6 10-0 a,m,—BLACKPOOL.............................!


6/^


10-0 a.m.-SOUTHPORT .................{................. 6/9 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd;


8- 9-


0 a.m.r-THE SEVEN La|cES ...!....... 15/9 0 a.m.—BLACKPOOL; Return 6-30 p.m. ... 6/6


1-0 p.m.—BLACKPOOL; Re Jirn 10445 p.m. ... 6/6 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER '23rd


9-30 a.ihj-WINDERMERE «| BOWNESS...... 12/- 9-0 p.m.—BLACKPOOL; Reiui:n|6-30 p.ra. ... 6/6 1-0 p.m,—BLACKPOOLReturn 110-45 p.m.'... 6/6


A OlyRDEN PRTY j Will be held at if


(By kind permission of i ' ■ ,


SHIREBURN, CLITHEROE Mr. &;Mrs. Newstead Garnett) 3-0 p.m.


TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AUG. } ' (Wet or Fine) ''


: BRING-AND-BUY SALE. FANCY.j GOODS KITCHEN STALL.


30th ,ND


PALACE OF VARIETIES (including part of the Eoaks Collection of Box Pictures).- | ■


PRIZE . BUTTERFLY HUNT, SIDE SHOWS, PONY RIDES, ETC.


ADMISSION 2/- (including Tea) PLEASE pR/NG A GIFT AND BUY, ONE. WADDINGTON WOMEN’S INSTITUTE


BLACKBURN COMBINATION SHAW BRIDGE GROUND '


WEDNESDAY NEIT, Sept. 3rd CLITHEROE AMATEURS . 'V . ' ' '


HOWARD AND


BULLOUGHS Kick-off 6-30 p.ra. , / !


ADMISSION 6d.-ALL PAY.


ST. CATHERINE’S, WEST BRADFORD. MOTHERS’ UNION |


JUMBLE SALE Bring-and-Buy and


Home-made Cake Stall! To-morrow (Saturday)!


AFTERNOON TEA 1/3 ! ’ '


In St. Catherine’s School ( at 3-0 p.m. ■ J


WHIST DRIVE in the evening at 7-30 p.m.


' admission 2/- ' I Refreshments.


; LOW MOOR iF.C.


PRACTIGE MATCH.


,


ST. HELEN’S CHURCH, WADDINGTON !' .


, ; ■


QUR practical and technical knowledge of Tyres exceeds others “ BY MILES,” therefore you can have


a" “ Specialist attend to your tyre problems jfot the asking] ^ His remarks will be his knowledge of over 30 years in (the ; tyre trade, '


[ ' ' I ; Our staff of Tyre Fitters are NOT fact()ry trained, ,be-i'


cause—believe it or not—there are hundreds!who work at a tyre factoi^, yet they have nevef fitted one iijt their life. | ;


( A local doctor called at our depot a ,c])uple of weeks


iiack and had t\yo tyres fitted. He was in a hurry. Rightij It put tw() of our Tyre Fitters on their mettle. The wh^ls


-were removed, the two new tyres fitted in exactly four minutes. '


1


C h atb u rn T y re I


at once. I i I . So bur advice is: Be safe, not sorry—but consult 1 / : --------_! i| : [ ■ Holy Communion - 7 a.m. Holy Coihmunion - J a.m.


DEDICATION FESTIVAL ! 1 ,


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th ( i •


'


Sung Eucharist, Procession and Sennon, 10-30 a.m. Celebrant: The Vicar


. ' 1 -


Preacher: The Revd, Fr, Basil Oddle, D.D., SB.M. ' Children’s Service - 2 p.m, Preacher: The Vicar,


Evensong; Sermon and Procession, 6-30 Preacher: TheRevd, E. A. J. Miller, M.A.,-. Vicar of Ingrow, Keighley.


Collections throughout the day 'will Organ Fund.


: i PHONE CHATBURN 216 i


will be a Congregational Party in connection wit Dedication Festlvar on Friday, September 5th. at 7-30 p.m., in the Sunday School/ and a Preparation Service for the Festival in St. Helen’s Church on Saturday, September 6thj a t 8 p.m.


AH members; of the (Church are reminded that : ; i , ,


there (lithe


pan. be given to the


The Slaidbum, Newton, Dunsop Bridge and Dalehead .


Agricultural and


Horticultural Society , - ELEVENTH I - ' ’ ,


At “ The Heaning,” ' Newtbn-in-Bowland !


■ . . ' 'J on! i " ■ . I ' :■ . ■


SATURDAY, Sept. 13th ENTRIES CLOSE. SEPT. 6th.


; , ' . (


at 2-30 p.m.


ALL PLAYERS INTERESTED ARE WELCOME.


■' (with J. DYSON) Wickets pitched 2-30 p.m. Billington Jui (ior Sports Club


HELD DAY arid SPORTS


Saturday, September will be held on


in ;he Field adjoining Abliey Mill. Biliington


] ■ : ■ -.1


To-morrow ! (Saturday) - (August 30th)


To commence at 2 p.m.


HURSl Wil


GREEN SILVER BAND be in attendance.


Good Prizes; Novelties: Sideshows; Teas;


( Refreshments; Ices.


Fortune Teller—Madame X. ADMISSION:


■ Adults 6d.; Children 3d.


Rolliup ' day


andmake this a happy for the- children \


Gisburn and District Y.F.C.


AieUAL SHOW HARVEST KAIL m the


annual (


: , Pa FRIDAY


-rish Hall, Glsburn, NEXT —SEPT. 5tti.


Danclhg to the Regal Band' .fr() im 8 p.m. to'l a.m. ADMISSION 2/-


6th h ■ •Cl lurch Meadows I ; To-norrow (Saturday)


R I B ^ D A L E ' (with iW. JOHNSON ' ' > V. , ■'


w.


Chatbum Road Ground Sunday Next, Aug. 31st


J. I’S XI J.C .ITHEROE’S XI


(LANCASHIRE LEAGUE I * PLAYERS) : ' 2-30 p.ni.


COLLECTION FOR MAYOR’S \ FLOOD FUND.


!


OPEN TUESDAY, Sept. 2nd, to SA from 2-0 p.m. ea^h


SOUND FILMS ; r-


To-night (Friday), August 29th Continuous Dancing! in


i


THE KING LANE HALL, (XITHEROE DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OP DANCIbG TO


NAT TEMPLE & His B.B.C Ordustra . ' ■ . ■ / 1 ' supported BY. r,';. '


STANLEY BARKER & HIS ORCHESTRA


Obtainable from the:followlng:-r-RoybeCk Cafe, Market Place; J. Cook, Castle Street; J.. Aspden, glng Street.


Tickets 7/6 each i


( ( ( ' ! : ' ' - 14,


BELL-RINGERy SUNDAY I CLITHEROE


PARISH CHURCH ( I Tel, 278?


The screen s most dynamic, romantic team—^Bogart tndj Hepburn —give you new thrills in super 'Technlcoior,( they br ng you high tension thrills In a great, adventure in wlWest Atrloe.


(.!('■ , , P LE^ E , BE IN YOUR s I aTS EARLY. 1-


SATURDAY at 2-iS; Jimmy Wakely In "SPRINGTIME 1h R ookh^Offlee open Mon., Wed.. Sa t from 9itV4 p.m.


TEXAS” Tel. 147.


RIBBLE CERiINT SOCIAL GLUB


DON'T MISS OUR - THIRD - - I


imid TO-NIGHT ajt 7-30: 'SATURDAY at 6-i) and 8-lil D.m.


DICK POWBH, ftHONDA FIEMMINO In y ORY DANG6R." SATURDAY pt 2-15; Jimmy iWakely In 'B|DER8 OF(THE DaWn*


ALL WEEK—MONDAY a t '6-0 and 8-15; TUESDAY to FlflDAY; at 17i.30:' SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-16 D.m.


Here Is' somejhlng you have been. waltln j idr I HUMPHREvj b6GART and I^THEflllW HEPBulsN |u


lEE ALL THE LATEST! MODELS OF


Murphy ■*


Ultra


HJW.V. i *


Ferguson AT


BENTHAM’S YOUR T/V AND RADIO! DEALER


MARKET PLAGE, ^ITHEROE ■ , ! ' ,'j . PHONE. 167


WHALLEY METHODIS^r CHURCH


m EXHIBITION ON Tp CHURCH SEPTEMBER 1st to SEPTEMBER 6th


OPENING ' MONDAY, S?|


Ist, at 7-30 p.m. WALTERS '


TURDAY, Sept. 6th, 6ay.


I ■ I j)FTERNOOn| TEAS I/! 5 11 >( i| ' RADIO & T.V m 1952 INQinBIES INVrrED. i YORK STREET CLITHEROE. Phone 88 REGISTERED AS A- NEWSPAPER. No. 3746 FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1952 f '


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STjiEJor MEN


S'klRTS JACKETS SPOI^TS TROUSERS


''"RAINCOATS HtEDl READ


— BjESPOKE T a ilo r s— ■ 9, Market pm c e i CLITHEROE. Tel. 58


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