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samRSSBSEEBassw


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■ ^ ^ \ % ■ J .IS


MEMORIALS GRANITlE. MARBLE.


Send for and


placi W. ROCK MON 7MENTAL 'MASONS


Lettering and Renovations^ Bk ckburn Road


I I i i i i


GREAT HARWOOD Phone 2164.


. i T. H.Birtwell&Sons


A. singleton) COMPLETE


' " ■ l i


FUNERAL DIRECTORS Duck


33. ST ■ /.


CLTTHEROE : BIRTHS


street, Glitlierde > Tel. 190 Residence: MARY’S STREET,


SCRIVEN ^On 29th December, at Northfleld Nursing Home, Blng- ley.ltolJohn and Elsie (nee Bolton) a son.'


■iitliPi EldGAGeiVllENT ! BLACKBURN—TITTERINQTON


■ ! r r >'


I 3,’ id


■ ■


i t .11


The'engagement li 'announced of David, youngerj son of I Mr. and iMrsl P. Blackburn, Cardigan ‘ Aveiiue;


t ................ghter of Mr. and iMrs. i T


hird daughter __...................... W. Tlttorington, Meadow Head. j


Clitheroei


est Bridford^ Clltheroe. SUAW—THOMAS


Thej engagement It announced Mr. - and Mrs. U Shaw, 1366, Eileen, daughter ,


between Derrick, son of the: late H Mve T,l


of Mr. in d Mrs, Hi Thomas,' 61. Chatburh Road, Clltheroe.


Waterlob Road, Hanle ,■ y. oni neui., and


-Tren


BEEVER. 1952, Accrint b the be;etb Terrace, at St, ber 31st,


.1 ' o M j 01 'd


Mary's Cemetery,: Decem- —


,oved husband of Eliza- , leever, of 121, Scott aged 70 years.. Interred


It Victoria Hospital, ton (suddenly), Tom,


Bennett. CJlitberoe 582


DUCKW0FTH-M3n 26th December - at 3, .Bell !Villas, Gib Lane,


■■HoghtonJ Victor, the beloved husband! of: Elsie Duckworth, aged 571 years. Interred at Hoghton Church on the 30^h. ■


TAYLOR.—^On the'316t Decemher, at 9, Queen’s Street, Low .Moor, Clltheroe Victor, the dearly loved husband of Marlon Taylor,


aged '38 years.—" At Rest.' Funeral from the Chapel of t Best, Hockdale, Clitheroe. ‘ In­


erment 1st.; Mary’s Cemgtery, Saturday,! 12 noon.—No flowers, no mourning by request, [


—The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. Clltheroe 345.


WEBSTER. ber, at Chatburn


. —The S Tel. C!


-


loved bus aged 70 Chatburn December


-On the 24th Decem- 21, Victoria Avenue, j Jesse, the dearly


;ales Funeral Service, theroe 345.


and of Annie 'Webster, years. . Interred at Parish Church] on 29th. “ At Rest.’’,


j


WHITTAKE 1952, aU


, years


WITTON.—p n Saturday. 27th Decembeil. at her homej 28, Bridge ’Terrace, Mltton .Road, Whalley, 1 Alice, the dearly loved wife of Harry Witton, aged 65 years. - Interred at Whalley Cemetery on Wednesday. December 31st.


and relatives please accept; this (the 'only) intimation. - I t :


January Cemetery


IN MEMORIAM


CLARKSON.—In; loving mtoory' of a dead Wife and Mother] who died December 30th, 1949.j


Without farewell you left,US..


A day pf remembrance, sad to recall,


, j '


Some may forget ..you now B ' I yod are gone.


allT Im


55, Mitchell Street, Clltheroe’. i


52, ind ace


si lor- I liedI f a


i the wn,


—From her loving husband Fred; : also Elsie, Doug; and Bairrie.' • ,


ut wte will remember no matter how long. .


'


CLARKSON] Kathleen Mary.!— A token of remembrance to a. dear Mother and Nanny, who left us 30thj December, 1949. _ |; i


■ , i photo.,


i She’s 'Smiling' and seems- to ■ ■ saT,..


"1 fell asleep buti do. not ! grieve.


:


—Her loving son Bob, Kitty and Linda; (Croydon).


We’ll meet again some day."


FIELDING.—In loving memorylof , a dear Mother, who dledlJanu-


em- vho ilso ntl.


I vay, our ■ I vho my


■| die. I /ifc.


i ffdled of


' ia.si, very


...■ # * SINCERITY


' g nem- ohil,


No one is! impressed by 1 1949,


empty gestures] On tho other hand, everyone appre­ ciates an honest and genu­ ine effort to be heipfu). Wo have every reason ! to believe that the sinocro


* ....*


P.s of Tom. 31st.


interest We take in tho comfort and weifare! of| those we serve has been re-


siionsiblc for a good part of the fine reputation of tho Seales firm.


I f f lE S C f f i S


i f f l E m s i m c E 10CKDALE. E8HTON TER..


I .


aryMth, 1941; also Father, who died July 17th, 1938: ! sister Maiy Alice, who died December 12tn, 1926: and brother Jim, who died December 30th, 1949.


i 114, St, Paul’s Street, Low Moor. i —From Lily and Jim. R.I.P. ■


HANSON.—Loving memories of oua dear son Ernie, died Decem­ ber! 29th, 1936; also our dear


39, Mitchell Street.


\Ve have them in our hearts, i I—From Mother and Dad, ■


God has them'in His keeping,


. daughter Anne, died May 10th. . 194;1. I


*


Every day we look at her' !


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New Khaki Trousers Grade 1 Khaki and R.A.F. Trousers .


New Green Oilskin Macs .!...........


Sleevelet Leather Jerkins


......


R.A.F. Big Packs .... R.A.F. Haversacks . Duffle CoatSi ............ 59/6 Small Size Army Over­ coats


Ex-Folice Macs, only; 29/6 35/-


New Hurricane Lamps . • • ': 6/6


New Mop Heads i


Motor. Cycle! Goggle 2/3 Gabardine Zip Jerkins ^ .


New Wash Leathers’2/9 and 3/9


and White Hand- ; . kerchiefs!


Super Tea Towels ,.. 2/11 Meji’s Strong Work Boots ......... .from 35/6


1 -


Ladies’ Fleece Lined Booths I.


Children’s Keeced M Bootees!! ............ 19/6


39/6


Football Stockings 3/6 to 5/11' J 'I


Men’s Football


Ex-Army Football _ Shorts !


Men’s Waterproof i . Leggings


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3/11


Fawn Waterproof trOusers ......... ill/H


; 1 4 / 1 1


Soiled New Ex-Army! ’ Vests : ............. I 12/11


Men’s Khaki Wool MGloves I ]........ . ^1/" ;


■ 1 recent


1 ierson 3k all and


Clltheroe. Tel. 407-8 (two Unea).


Clltheroe Advertiser & Tlmoa Com­ pany, Ltd., at 6. Market Place,


1 1/ pm Printed and published Iby thfl


en’s Foo.tball Boots l ”/6 to 29/6 ii


1/- large size; .......1..,.., 2/ff


All Elastic Braces ... 3/11 Men’s R.A.F], Khaki


ftom 24/6 .


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i; Men’s Best Wellingtons 34/-


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Men’s Tunic Shirts with 2 Truhenlsed Collars '


» V. Shirts, in all Sizes


Khaki I 15'/-


I from 39/6 Melton


19/11 18/11


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Ladies’ “ Quelrain’’ Miles with detached Hoods ......... only 30/-


Men’s Riding Macs i


All :Wool Army Socks 4/11 New Zip Travel Bags 35/-


Super Grey Woollen Socks


?/,il


•, and 45/- ! Semi Fashione A Nylons ^


All Wool Boll Collar : Pullovers !


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Men’s Wool Slipovers New Sheepskin Irving Jackets! (-worth


...... .


All Leather Zip Jerkins^ 119/6


i (Guaranteed) ...


80 x lOO Grey Witney Blankets,: Umited


en’s Leather GauntleV ' • Gloves, j ...........i. 12/6 Men’s Fleeced Motor Gloves j


Ladies’ Fancy Shopping _ ! Bags ' i ........ .....>.!i 4/


'99/6' U.S.A. Jeep Coate 55/-


70 X 90: Flannelette; S Sheets 1 t .........•••• Ji',?


1 number ; :•■■..... ■■ ■


Ladles’ Dunlop Welling­ tons


ilk B ed sp re ad s .......


Ladies’ Anl4e'Strap _ Shoes


New iPattl^ress .....


SEE OUR Wir^DOWS FOR MANY MORE H bargains:


_ L i v-nr ny/Yoi? from . 6/9


19/11 12/6


90/-


tdrmgard’3-in-l Motor Cycle Goats ^


CLITHEROE FOOTBALL CLUB Blackburn Combination


To-morrow (Saturday) at,the ' '


Sha^ Bridge Ground I


CLITHEROE AMATEURS , V.,


LEAGUE LEADERS RISHTON


! Kick-off 2-30 j j ADMISSION 6d. i


ladies and BOYS 3d. , from 70/- 16/6,, MTITON AWMstandDomina


. Drive and Dance will be held |


In the Institute


ON FRID A Y NEXT January 16th


at 7-30 p.m. prompt ’ADMISSION 2/6 ■


(Including refreshments)


Proceeds in aid of Coronation Celebrations.


SATURDAY^ JAN. 17th at '7-30 p.m.


( a b w CONCERT i


IN THE METHODIST . SCHOOLROOM ,


Presenting- ]


MRS. HOULKER’S! CONCERT PARTY! '


! and


ONE-ACT.' PLAYS BY iTHE DRAMA GROUP : !


adults 2/-’, CHILDREN 1/-. GLlTHERpE i


SUPPORTERS’ CLUB Waddington i Coronation Fund


In aid of the above Fund * WADDINGTON !


DRAMA GROUP knnounce


2, and 2a, Shaw Bridge Streeti Glitheroe j andBawtenstall.


R.—


Woone Lme, Clitheroe, aged 70 . Interment Saturday,i 3rd. at St. Mary’s , at 1-30 pjn. Friends


daughter o. Bacup, Betsy, beloved 'wif^ of the late


Robert 'Whittaker, 98,


the home of i . ber at Greave Farm,


^ n December 30th, GUEST’S COLLEGE (Pririclpal: iE. G. GUEST, B.Qom.)


Specialised Training - Individual: Tuition . Secretarial Courses '


JUNIOR COMMERCIAL COURSE^ 13; to:; 15'r Years.


GRAMMAR SCHOOL EDUCATION COURSE, I I to '16 Years.


' :


And many other .Commercial and Educational .Courses '


;i I : for Students of all ages. 1 "


ENROLMENT FOR-THE JANU^Y i TERM ' I -'NOW BEING EFFECTED, i


Obtain the College Prospectus now.


7- ii; EXCHANGE STREET - BLACKBURN - ! ■ ' TEL. '5403.;:


^ i


- ■ EnQulrles to;c-. . >


Bank House, Adelaida; Tiirtace, Blackburn TeL 5793.


DEAT H& On : December 28tb,


Stoke-' to ; Sheila, r e g i s t e r e d a s ; a newspaper.


Y n l l i


mm) |U s itihn TO-NIGHT .(Friday at 8 p.m. till 2 a.m,—FARMERS’: BALL.


SATURDAY at fi-Oi and 8-15.--2prankie Lame. Jerome Gourtland, Lola Albright. Bob ijrosby, The Mills Bro t h e r s . Kay Starr. The Modernaires, Billy Danlefs in "WHEN YOy’RE SMILING.” — (D him)! (The;great new musical hit.


MONUAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 p.m. ' VICTOR HUGO’S


I LES W E R A IL E S


Starring MICHAEL RENNIE. DEBRA PAGET. HOBERrNEWTON^ ELSA LANCHE8TER. EDMUNDGWENN, JAM f S ROBERTSON JUSTICE.


A new and grippihg version: of Victor Hugo:s immortal masterpiece. I ■.


THURSDAY; and. EP-IDAY at 7.30 SATURDAY at B 0 and 8 15^. CLIFTON V/EBB.! GINGER ! ROGERS. ANN^ FRANCIS. JEFFREY HUNTER. ELSA LANCHESTER id


All the world loves a.^reat comedy. (U) film.


Booking OBico open Saturday at 2-o0 till 4-0, and at the Office, w. Moor Lano- during offico hours, or Tel. 67.


CLITHEROE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED-—, i ;; ;


- ’Th e a d j o u r n e d — 1


QUAOTERLY, MEETING OF' MEMBERS


I : will be held in : TH E GUILD ROOM, MOOR LANE


ON MONDAY NEX T, JA N U i^RY 12t|i, ' I 1 ^ 3 , a t 7-30 p,pi. l Chairman: MR. GEORGE RO


TO-HIGHT (Friday) at 7.30: SATURDAY at |2-15. O-O. and 8-15.


ANTHONY STEEL. DINAH SHERIDAN. HAROLD WARRENDER in “WHERE NO VULTURES I FLY" (Colour byiiiTechnlcolor).—(U)


MONDAY and TUESDAY, at 7-30! WEDNESDAY. 2-15, 6.0. 8-15i THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30j SATURDAY] af 2-15, 6-0. 8-15.


BETTE DAVIS i!


GARY MERRILL EMLYN WILLIAMS IN


For the filming of “ Another Man’s-Poison" the film unit made the trip to 'Yorkshire to ■ shoot exteriors around Settle and Mal- ham. The. result -r]- The year’rm o s t 'exciting'acting triumph.—a


I io th e i Mali’8 Foisoii Booking Olfioe oneri dally. 11 to 12-30. 3 to 4-3P.


CARLOTTA SpOL OF ; Principals:


Tel., 278. DAEM


PEGGIE WILSON, M.B.B.O.; Adv. Teac/hlng Diploma; Associate and Examiner of the B.B.O. ,


BRENDA HOLGATE, M.B.B.O., Adv. Teaching Diploma, ‘


Premler.Danseuse Dlplbitia.


Easter Term Commences Thursday Next^ January 15th


Ciasses held at THe I SHTA^ 4-


5- 15 p,m.-JUNIORS’ BALLET, i , 15 p.m.-BXAMINATION ; CLASS BALLET.


These outstanding results have been -gained by class lessons ohly.


' : i;


THE SCHOOL is THE HOLDER OF THE LOUISE KAY BANNER, PRESENTED f/QR THE HIGHEST; GRADUATE RESULTS THROUGHOUT' ENGLAND, i


. Among the School’s 100% graduate successes,. Mary, Holgate, of Rlmlngton,; has passed all the grade examr' inatlons i^th honours, over 85%, once reaching 90%.


TO-NIGHT lima Hill MARTIN arid LEWte


onqi ntilil


at. 7,30; SATURDAY-at 6-0 and 8-15 n.m. , .OORlNNE CALVET in “SAILORS BEWARE"


SATURDAY at 2-15^ Stanley Clements in :“8entonoe Suspended." Wecx.Gommcncine 12th January,. 1953.


MONDAY at 6-0 and 8-15i TUESDAY and: WEDNESDAY at 7-30. RONALD REAGAN and RHONDA FLEMING in


Between, ithls .reckl^s soldler-oMortune arid a fortune In . . . .'Stood .'his conscience... i


pO N G KONG (uj.;


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at, 7-30: SATURDAY At 6.0 and 8-15. MARLENE'blEtklCH, an4; ARTHUR KENNEDY ih


ibeautltul: woman; |


A romance of .the old’west and. Its bad men sh e lte red ^ .;to ^ a (A film).


R A N C H O N O T O R IO U S '■ i '- ': , ,- . .'-


;


■SATURDAY at 2-15j; Laurel and Hardy in ‘THE BULLFIGHTERS’, Booking Office open! Mon., Wed.. Sat, from 2 to 4 p.m.


Tel. 147. G9OD p tU E


ALL THE YEAR ROUND ‘AT -


e s w i 70, WHi^LLEY ROAD, CLUTHEROE MEN’S SUITS to Mea^e. Large Range of Patterns.!


i Reasonable Prices. Perfea Fit Guaranteed. Order now! for the Spring.


jMen’S'Raincoats; Wool Gaberdines; Odd Trousers; SladcSji I Shirts, -.Socks, Shoes, etc.:


HARTLEY’S


; Wms., WX,|OS and XOS Fittings. The perfect. Coat ' for our unsettled clima,te.!-


L-' BraOTeresj;,(^rseletst I ■


* ’ . . , - . clitheIroe


borough labour PARTY! 1


CHILDliEN’S


XMAS PARTY To-morrow (Saturday)


, Will children jattendlng be at the Congregational School to-morrow at 3 b-m. and not before.


, ! !


'


3 to 6 i>.m. . .


[ | j I


Please Note—Only children with tickets will] ra admitted,


30 YEARS TYRE BUSINESS BEHIND EVERY SALE


AND TYRES ARE FITTED BY EXPERTS ONLY.


& f c NOT 'I. WEDNESDAY NEXT, Jan. 14


(Grand Concert ! j / . ' given by the ,


Proceeds for the RUuingtoh Coronatloja Puna


RICHARD FORT M.P.


will attend ,at the


Conservative Club, Clitheroe


i To-morrow from 10 a.m.


To interview who may need


(Saturday)


to 11-30 a.m. constituents


help or advice


‘V’ BELTS 1 FLAT B


PULLEYS, ELTING


IVOOD PULLEYS, HOSES for lall purposes.


Stocks of PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.


OLD TIME DANCE I CONSERVATIVE


I : • a t th e


1 CLUB To-morrow (Saturday)


I From 7-45 p.m. till 11 p.m. ■ADMISSION 2/61 .


Porter $ros. and Gardner


General MectaniCal Rubber ■


■ . Me t ( | h a n t e . i ;


i 174/76, MARKET STREET, 1 ! CHURCljl, LANCS,


i Tel. Accrington 2967. ;! ,


' • ! CLITHEROjf, WESLEY ■ | : ;i ; ' MALE VOICE CHOIR,


in the INS'nTUTk Stopper-Lane. I Adults 1/6; . Children fld. -


; I


! ' H. DUCKWORTH, . I' Secretary.


STOPPER LANE METHODIST CHURCH


THE STUDENT PRINCE


REHEARSALS,


In {the Old School, Church Brow


TO-NIGHT (Friday)—PULL REHEARSAL, 7-30 p.m.


J A N U-A R Y nth — FULL REHEARSAL,' 3 p.m. to 5 p.m,|


MONDAY, 'NEXT,- Jan. 12th~ FULL . REHEARSAL, i 7-30 .- '!


,-p.mJ 1 P.m.;


FRIDAY;. NEXT., Jan. 16th- FULL REHEARSAL, . 7-30 p.mJ


■ ; I G. SPEAK, Secretary. ■


KEEPi OPERA WEEK OPEN.


’ ’ February 9th—14th, 1953. PIANOFORTE PLAYING Etc.


EDWARD JACKSON L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M]


ROY/|l schools op MUSIC EXAMINATION


: .1 SUCCESSES ' InOVEMBER, 1952


j Grade VI: ; • IDAVIDBLEWITT; ■ Pass with Distinction.


i Grade V-;. 1 IAN FISHER, 1 ! Pass wlthMerlt;


■ :! 1 Grade ill: JAMES FLETCHER, ■


; CH^IISTOPHER BENNETT I


PasswlthMerlt JOHN ’WILLEMS:


! ■ Grade-II: !!


. ANTHONY BOWEN. I Pass with Merit!


CHRISTOPHER. REEVES,! JEAN McCLYMONT


. I-;V;-Grade I;: ■ • -i : IaSHLEY ■ COOPER, ’ :


' ■ I Pass with Merit: ■ IDAVID IBBOT80N,


I tesspns rcsi8ne!V ■


Week coimmencing Jant.Mth No i vacancies before Easfet


ll, PRINCESS AVENUE, i CLITHEROE. I ;


i -BIMINGTON I


CHURCH OF ENGLAND . EFFORT


Whist Drive & Dance In the


!MEMOBIAL INSTITUTE ; FRIDAY, JAN. 116th,, 1953 Whist i7-30 p.m.


Dance io p m. to 1 a.m. ,


, HODDERBAND ’ ADMISSION 2/6:


;N6v^ Boohing at €rs iBiakey -Moor, Blackburn. TCI.


6107. . 6/-.'i5/-. 4/-. 3/-, 2/-' i Special Students’ Prices.


to -morrow (SATURDAY) :|jat 7 i).m.


ASSEMBLlfjHALL, NOBTHGATE. DENNIS NOBL^


Walter Mitchell, ^’olo Pianoforte,


Blackburn 1'Music Society Girls’ I; Cnoii'


Conductor: Horace Tattersall. and


Hokets available at the door 3/- i JACK WAREINGi for QUALITY! & VALUf


' .GOR-RAYi SKIRTS IN VARIED, {STYLES. Your Own'Materlal made up. from Ign.—35/-.,


' ■ Newxielivery; of SUPER-QU.ALITY WOOLLIES - i IN TWIN SETS, JUMPERS & CARDIGANS, etc.:


JACK WAREING FORIGOOD WOOLLIES Tel 5602. 19, LORD ST., BLACKBURN | Tel.-55,02. .


CLITHEROE YOUNG BRITONS XMAS PARTY


TO-NIGHT (Friday) 1 7-3010 11 p.m. MEMBERS ONLY ADMISSION: 1/-


i Blackburn Music Society KING GEORGE’S HALL. '


THURSDAY. JANUARY 15, I ati 7-15 n.m.


I LIVERPOOL


PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA


'Loader:! Henry Datyner


■ji“ln;-B Flat ............. .Beethoven :Symi)lwriy: Rp. i :iu' A. .Beethoyep CUcst Conductor: PAUL KLETZKI Soloist: IFRANZ OSBORN.


symphony No. 2 In . Beethoven IPlanoforte, Concerto No. 2 •


. , : I


WEDNESDAY NEXT, Jan. 14th -PRINCIPALS -ONLY,: 7-30


^ S . 6 . KIMG - STWEffiT . CBJBTHEWOE


LADIES’-Wool Gabercline Raincoats, with Hoods, in . i


Graigmete Skiijts, Jumpers, Cardigans, Twin Sets,..Scarvcsj Underwear, ! Wool, Interlock or : Nylon; Corsets^ Underskirts;.Hosiers';


I . i . • ■ ' Clitheroe !


Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society!


©d d m iNt s a l i Now Proceed^g


"BARGAINS IN'^AlL DEPA'RimENTS


TUNIC SHIRTS; irom 25/-1 |(Usual Price 44/-).;, WHITE TlfNIC SHIR]rS from 19/6.


C/A SHIRTS ‘ from £1- (Usual Price 35/11). pyjfAMAS ’froija! 22/6. -


' ■ BOYS’ FANCY. '.'T.O; STOCKINGS, 2/6.


' BOYS’ PLATEIj): VESTS AND 'TRHNKS, 7/6. MEN’S /iL-WOOL {PANTS, (514/6. l : MEN’S ALL-WOOL- VESTS, .19/11. m 0 :1


O’VERCO )ATS I TO Lhf AJKi .(Usual Price 9 ^Ineas).!


TU CLiiEAR; i i frora 6 'guineas. i


READ’Y-TO-iItiIAB su r is fiom| £9/9/- (Usilal Pricse 13 {guineas);!;


SPOR'TS COATS from £3{/3/-. BIB-AND-BRACE OVERALLS from 19/11. SEE H//A/DOrS FOR THESE ■GENUINE. BARGAINi '- 6tHER


Murphy V200A, High grade table -: teleylsioii >Jtecelver With 124n. tube.| £72/10/-


tax paid.”


our. selection of designs trices. You will bo ced under no obli­ gation and find ' us anxious < to help.:


1! STONE


THEO WpON a n d SONS, LTD.


tools.! Ironmongery Housekold Appliances fireplaces


JNfllllBIES INVirm. YORK STREET CLITHEROE. Phone 88


DUI G JANUARY,


Reduction^ ON; ! .! ■' i


Suits-to^Measure PATTERNS WITH PLEASURE FRED READ


The Overcoat Shop jiAEKETi PLACE


CLIT&EEOE. . Tel. 58


BE PREPARED FOR { HE CORONATION


BUY YOUR SET N OW !


'television receiver with 12-ln. tube. -;£96/-/-tax


Murphy V202CA. Console paid. ; ’i


Murphy V204C. 15-ln. tube console with wide ' angle aluminis’:d tube. £135/-/- tax paid;


ITM AM S I ■YOURl T /V j DEALER FOR MURPHY, H.M.V., ULTjRA, FERGUSOk


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