' fc. / ■ 4S


1 ^ I


g : CUth roe. AdveMser, & TitnesrSepiember I I , '195j r4aNY experiments! a n d PRACnpAL


TESTS iSii


HAVE CONFIRMED THE SPECIAL VALUEI OF


i o ;


: a u c t io n s a Le s ' ■ Auctioneer and Estate, Agent.


George Middelton (Senior)..! _


Clients' for all classes of property. ‘ specialist in High Mortgages.


i Sales by Private Treaty and Pubiiol Auction.


Rents and Accounts opileoted. First Class References o n , .


application. : ; ‘ ...


the Sole I Proprietor. , i • ; GEORGE MIDCELTON 1 (SENIORT


"For further particulars apply'to


' Auctioneer and Estate Agent. .16; MUlthorna Avenue,' Clltheroe,;


FOB SAEE 'BY. PRIVAT^, TREATY'! i ■lii' Posi esses p|owerful girowth stiinulatiiig


essentials land Antibiotic Aureomyan ceilain kisease-controlling properti(S


MAV


^ H ^ P YOU TO RUN PRACTICAL TEST?


ALwip^S' at your SERVICE: ; 13. HiGHFiELG Road.


‘ The leasehold stone-built Dwellinghouse, numbered


(formerly Wilkiri StreetJ.CIItheroe) comprising iLobby; Sitting-Boom,. Uvlng Boom, Scullery, i Above ate


two Bedrooms. The ^Interior . Is newly-decorated' and fitted with


electric light, and can 1 be- recom­ mended as a; desirable small residence, with Ml mains sendees.- (Jarden ati rear! - -Bateable-rvalue;


fAfinual Ground',Bent. 12/-. * I!' Vacant' Possession ■ on • comple-


’ttOn. .Goot^ Mortgage arranged,


' The Freehold Stone-buirt ; ! Dwellihghouse. numbered.


'45,.CHATBURN road; V CLITHEROE, l a hcashire, - j


Lobby; Slttldg Eobm:! Llvlhg'' Hoorn fitted with modern tiled


The: accommodation contains: I — AT


LITTLEMOOR CORN IVDILS eiLlTHEROE


WRITE,


’PHONEi GR' CALL : (YOU. WILL , ALWAYS ■' BE^ WELCOME).


Pi jl^ULAR jUEW IM ALL AREAS. I ;-PS#'eS CLITHpiOE 533/534. I i


range, complete with Baxl" grate; Scullery and Paptry. Above are two Bedrooms and .a' spare- roomrlitted with ba th;: good o.ut- slde Yard with glass-roofed Wash­ house: Cycle Shed; Coal House and-Lavatory. All main serylces; Garage available. ■' :


deposit,' balance'-' on mortgage- Vacant possession on completloa


: Bateable value" £10.1 £250


Auctioneer! and Estate Agent,; 15.- Mlllthorne Avenue, Olltheroe. I


! To view apply to': • ' ■GEORGE MIDDELTON (Senlotli,;


.has received Instructions from 'Mr.' Roger Ireton (who .is .changing to an Attested herd) to , Sell rby Ruction on :


’ I he following:— '


Cragg Farfh, Foulrldge, Colne.: Tel. Colne 360.' -


GC \ .f:/ 43; M(


THIS iW


f : f


Cream ar sh a d e s wearing.


176 iJf 96- ;l>i H •11^!' p /ii i LAlvfE, CLITHEROE. ATanwES


Flai J ie lp te ^liieets


68 7i' 88— l l


20 X 20 X 60-.


G STREET, CLITHEROE. Te!. 346 Coloured


d pastel ' ihE rd


pr.


Pillo y Cases Bolswr, Gases


30—^/9 leach - •''iilleach


Tabikloths


'52 !xj 52 Ejlce-^/ll. |™f


36 'xj 36 p n n t^ /6 70 Blrlen~29/6


!. Sheet [Sets ■Fine


BleacRed Sherts


q u a l i t y


70 X 100-65/- set gb X 100-7,9/- set.


I PolishinB Suitable lor 1,001


■1 Cloth [Per 5/- Bundle


piirposes. i_j______ ^


Cotton, ■ fast! to washing, In green, lilue, rose, peach, : 2-cbrd Oxford I Pillows. Size


Pure white i specially woten our 'Own speclnoi


tloh. ■ : I 70 X 100—39/6 i>r,


80 X 100-^4/11 pr. 90 X 100—53/-3 pr.


70 X 100—41/11 nr. 80 X 100^7/11 pr. 90 X 100—53/6


Also with 2-cord stitching.


Pot Tbwe! Ex U29‘


2/2 Eaci ! TUtSDAY NEXfr


IVEEICLY |A ^ o f Nan-Attested I DAIRY CATTLE and PIGS/. A


good show ffl local ireWLY_^:CALVE6 C A T ^


will b ; lorwardi also Mi, lUemp. Wod-pf Low Moor whd Is ichang-


■Wh'lttaser.^1 htve upwards of 60 gland RAMS of varldus breeds impsti; Registered) on. offer.!


• ,iil


■\1STEEKLY■'PRIZE SHOW & S ^E ■Vy or all 'Masfc of ArrESTED CATCniE at 11-45 a.m. A large show dfj smdrt Lcfcal/di North Country Newly Calved, In-calf and,. Geld cattle will bfe on offer, upwards oi


il ! i WEDNESDAY NEXT • 130^16( expected! .


At' 10-30 a.nJ.'. An excellent .sale of upwabis o


nriHE :7EX'^ -*n clasfees


FRIDf.Y.


LastiBalelnuilQbevp 145. 1


_____ __ . field


18th. i t all


SHEAI.LINqS and ,G. LAMBS,- along vlth 4'grand show of Horned Lambs Sbeinlng Wethers, H. and cross-bred Ewes will' be forward. At ! this sfie Mr. Cowperthwaite


Jmo.OOO'Half-bred EWES,


■siiltab e fori short keep and are worthy of i pedal attention.'


will' show 2Q0-30O Kerry and Welsh ejun Ewes. The aboviiilnolude a grand select tlon of Breeding Sheep pnd Lambs,


have !. wards breeds


IMt. 25th.


rjHE HE LLIFIELD AUCTION M —


1


S Collictloii Ui'


Calves a.m.


and major


MON 200


: Salq Last


Ml


DAY A toutumn Cilvlng Cbws'and.Hplfers r frpin the usual well-known


TUE80


NQN-ATTESTEE) ;| )NEXT, September 15


oh off consignors


iSalE Imp' -Last Sal


Jud ;lng ill- t (■ (


edlately afterwards, numbers 116. ■ '' '


0 'late Suminer | and


land local farmers, ind'P“-Uot, 11:30 a.ra.,


I 170 to 190 NEWLY , CALVED POWE anc HEIFERS on offer!from pbrth cou'itry and local farms.


THURSt AY NEXT. Sept. 1,7fh. IDN-ATTESTED !


{Judjlng and Ballot 111^30 p.m. Sale immediately, afterwards. Last Sa! c s , numbers 165. ; 1'


I V SHOWl.arid SALE Of LYING- 'Off ;cow;].iand Heifers. !! Will vendors pjease notify us of jthelr efitries early to enable , us to'advise ' custome’-s {


IWEpNEk.DAY, September 23rd iiTiTSUAL FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE


atirst'ed section!: I 'Last Sa!es numbers'86. ! i - I ' ' ! I


SPECIAL NOTICE—Sale Fixtures ' I MONDAY,! OCTOBER 5th.


Dalts B -ed- Ram Lambs i 1Shear!


Pur Phn le: Pliope:


Ingy 'her


Dales Bled: Aged ; Rams i and


WEDNESDAY, sOCTOBER 7th, Wertsleyaalei'Rnms and Ewegs^ FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9th. '


particulars later. ' Secretary 226 Helllfleld. Foreman 258 Helllfleld.


TOCK at t>roc ucer


ATT OAY


piease liote—Bobby m be here ; before 10-0


EVE lY SATURDAY ! j, of |all classes of; PAT a.m. : i


t RT| CO LTD. j : -


aSTED SECTION : I ^EXT. September, 14.


____ ty fi om local farmers, ithelr own breeding andlmllklng. -: ' Ballpt 11W5 ! a.m. prompt.! ; Imriedlatt. afterwards,' salea numbers 203.


to 2d0 I Newly-calved COWS HEI 3ERS on i offer, '■ the


, I


Rd. Whittaker, [ will Again, grand consignment of up- i of 60 ^mart RAMS of various (mokJly registered) onSoffer.


■NTEXT SALE of GEiId anff IN- ■J-1 CALF cattle, FRIDAY, Sept. Entr


TEXT IS solicited,


Tel. 325. I I I .


CHESTER; ; Secretary.


I


Ing Ov !r toJAttested will nS®r 20 gcSdiclass mes^n Milk cattle Md 4 Frlesan Heifer Calv.esj. Mr. IW.


AUCTION SALES By Richard Turtler & Soil.


QKIRDEN hall FARM," '' ' 5


have received' Instructions! from- Mr. A. Btaveley to Sell by A,Vctlon on the above premises on


. KIC3ARl^,'TDRpki& S’


MONDAY, September E21st, his valuable stock of


BOLTON-BY-BOWLANO QN ,


1953,


viz; 8 Cows, due September-iOotc^ ber; 1 Cow due, Ndvemberx; 6 Cows In full milk; 6,fat.,Helfets: 2 Yearling .Heifers; li;B. ,qnd -W. ( Bulling Heifer; 5. Heifer | ‘


30 Shorthorn and Closs. ipattjo,


9 months old); .'3' Heifer (6 months);': ■ ,


Trailers; •, Dipping '! Tub Drainer; 50 .-Hen Batteries


I'S-month'sKlust.started). {mnlements. vvlz; I


broken Fog and ,40 ac; Past ap Hay: 1 Stack I of Hay to


prox. 700 yds. Hay) to with tying for 30.


Canteen.


Refreshments by Me^rs. Danny's ' j


I Sale at 1 p.m.lwlth


Terns Cash. Auctioneers'iQfflces.


Benth im, Implenents,


Total Dispersal-Sale of Ni Attested Cattle and She'


n.


J^AGGED HALL, RATHr|l;LL. . RICHARD TURNER & SOX have


received Instructions from Mr. P. \V. Robinson to Sell by Auction upon the premises oh


FRIDAY. September' 18th, the whole of his! stock


Cattle, viz; 11 Heifer Calvei, u 15 months old; 1 Bull (pdlf,12 mc(uths; 5 Heifers',- 18 nlonths old, and 7 Heifers, 2| years |old, fit for service; 6 Heifers newly-calved and springing;: 6, Cows, November and December; 2 geld m full milk.- j |


39 grand Yoiirig Shbrthor 1


all home bred, 'mostly roai), with an excellent riame for proving, from' tfils high-lying sound farm. Customers could not do better than give thlii sale attention.


NOTE—This stock) of cattle are | j i 1


B.P..Ewes (1 to 4 shear); 1(15 B.P. Glmmer and Wethpr Lambs, and 5. Rams; 3 Shearling Wethirs. .


Hay, to eat bn; 12Q acres good sound .winter Eatage . ! . .


5 Geese; 400;yds.r of (veil'got ofRefreshments by Messrs; P.ckard, - . Sklptoii; .1,


Auctioneers Office, Bentham.


SLAIDBURN


Annual Sale of Store Lambs and Draft Ewes. I


S RICHARD TURNER & SON will ell.by Auction on


Ewes. soFurther


for various well ' known tbreeders their Stocks of Lambs arid Draft


-Auctioneers," Bentham,' ■


Lancaster. (Tel, 367). "" 1, SO"'


Lever^s “ Pel


licited. RICHARD TURNER AND SOM


entree I


Battery sts”


respectfully


WEDNESDAY,'September ‘23rd, ' 1953, at SLAIDBURN


-•• . i I


Sal^ at 1 n.m. w th sheep Terms Cash. '


270 Stock Sheep,! including 153


1953,': )f , Dairy 6 to


Cows, due


Calves Calves


20 B.P. Ewes; 1 -Kerry,'Ram: 1 'good Cow Dqg;. 1| Young pog,


4l Sheen, viz: 20 Suffolk Limbs; t 2 , Traotdr :


cular'Saw Bench'. Eatage to Feb.' 2nd.' 40 ac. un­


are. go off; at on.


^ d , enrv


u lEst, 1892.


\L SO A LL F O O T O A R REPAIRS. 3E)k d e l iv e r e r e a c h T O K tENE


TOTAL DTSPERSAL SALE


■pLSLACK HALL FARM, ELSLACK, SKIPTON


i I A. E., JACKSON, F.A.L.P.A.. .'.


the wtfble of his stock of well-bredj Cattle, Sheep, Winter Eatage, Hay and Implements: '


. Saturday; keptomber: lithv 1. i i at 12 noon. ,


and Bulls; 192 Sheep and Lambs; 30 head of Poultry; Implements; Hay and Winter Eatage. .


: _________ ' . total DISPERSAL SALE -


WALSHAW-' FARM, BRIER- ’ ’ CLIFFE, BURNLEY.


A. E.,JACKSON, F.A.L.P.A.


has 'ecelved instructions from l Mr.. Robert Townson (who is


eavl;'j the, farm), to Sell by Auer n on !


fthe whole of-his . live and dead ' 33 Head of (3rand Young Dairy


Tuesday, September 22nd, at '12-30 noon.


arm stock: 1


Cows; 3 Horsgs;! 150 head Poultry; Implements', Harness and Cablias.


Cragg Farm, Poulrldge, Colne. Tel. Colne 360.,. :'-! .


Further details from Auctioneer, ' -


:.


CABDEN FOLD FARM, FENCE. Near BURNLEY.


ha^ received Instructions from'Mr. Amos Jackson 1 (who Is retiring fromi farming) to Sell by Auction


■ A, E. JACKSON, P.A.L.P.A. on- ■; . - , : 1, V , . , . - ;. - '-


the whole of "'his Farming Stock, including: -I /


-. WEDNESDAY, September 23rd, at 1 p.m. ' '


'Cattle: 20 goodiHcifer Stlrks, 9/12 months old: ' 20 Heifer Stirks, 2 years: old; 9 YomiB Cows, due' Sept.-Oct.; 5 Young Cows, geld, in milk; 1 Store Bull.


I 55 Head of Home-bred Shorthorn


of Sheep: ill Agricultural ImplCr ments and 'Eatage.-.,,


Auctioneer, Cragg Farm,-Foulridge, Colne. Tel, Colne 860.__________


■ Full details next Issue, or froAi:


' TiYYE HbUSk FARM.'TUBBER ■V HILL. BARNOLDSWICK


.hlsVstoofc), tcf'Sell by Auction on 1 . '.RRIDAY.TSeotemb'er 25th.


Auctioneer, Cragg Farm, Foulridge, Colne. Tel. Come 360.


Full details next issue, or fiom i 1


TBAB HEY ?ARM, SALTERFOBTH Near BARNOLDSWICK . .


has received Instructions from Mrs. Moor (wpo hag sold her farm), tO; Sell by ApetlOh on ■


A. E. JACKSON, P.A.L.P.A., ,


the whole of the live and dead Farm Stock, Hay. etc.


- SATURDAY, I September 26th, i f 1 b'hi"


and calved | to date of sale;, 1 Young Cow 'due January; 1 Young (Tow,! due April; 5 good Fat Cows; 2 strong'Store Heifers; 8 Young Cows, geld, in milk, fit for service; 17 Smart Bulling Heifers, Shorthorn and'Black and Whites; 3 strong Store Bullocks: 17 grand Hblfer Stirks, -mostly black and white; 4 Heifer Calves; 1 good Shorthorn Bull 1 good B/W Bull Stlrk.


Shorthorn ahdi Black and White Cows and Heifers-'vjz: 12 Cows and Heifers! springing


72 ' Head of lYoung Home-bred


Swaledale Ewei; 6 h.b. Shearling Glmmers; 4 h.b; Ewes; ■ 6 h.b. Lambs; . 2 mod working Horses.


41 Head of Sheen: 25 Y^ng


t 750 yards good Hay with ample Further detajls from Auctioneer,


ying,


Cragg Farm, Foulrldge, Colne. Tel. Colne‘360.


j 1


n.lSBURfS AUCTION MARTS LIMI'^ED, GISBURN.


"V^EEKLY PRIZE SALE of 80 „ ’ Newly.ialyed C O W S and HEIFERS trosily in the. farmers’ own hands and direct from these sound high-lying north country farms.


THURSDAY,! Sentembor 17th. I


calf Cows apd'Heifers, direct from stocks of! well-known breeders and milk producers. ! ‘ .


WEEKLY IPRIZE SALE of 60 In- a WEEliLY isALE o f 30 PIGS of


. Auctioneers 1 and Secretaries, Bentham. 1' ;


noon: each day. - RICHARD turner!*' SON,"


'


Lever’s “Lobol” Cnlf Meal


I The nerfeat milk substitute, 1 ,.No boiling water required


Po' nerticnlarB an)? W. Bamber 32 Hamagreavo Drive. Blackt'irn. '


Tel. 48418 W m ;


F IR E A ,


QUALITY PRODUCT


i Prlnved and pUbUahed by the OUtheroe Advertiser & ’Tlmea Com­ pany Ltd., at 6,' Market Place, (Jlltberoe. Tei. 4U7-o 'tvwu iuuw.


I'


gilts, and store] pigs. ; Judging at 11 a.m. Sales at 12


ll' classes, -Including sows, young


EFFICIENT enough air to • en- ! j' I i j !


,! I ■ j '


through the grate.


bustlon . and thus there is no'unburnt f u e l


WARMER The scientific air ! iand


cIleaner a!


Inlet allows only sure complete com-


to drop eccHemYcffitei?


flR£MAST£R (jive such


his! received jlnstmctlons ..from Mr.iW. Lemon .(whirls changing


k E. JACjKSON, P.A.L.P.A.,


' 25 Head of. Young.'Dairy Cows' •I and Heifers.


125 Bead of Grand Cows, Heifers


Cragg Farm, Foulridge, Colhe. Tel. (TOlne 360.


; Catering by Pickards, ofSklptoh. Further dealls from Auctioneer,


has ’ received instructions '.from Mr. W. Webster (who'.fs-Teavlng the .farm) to I Sell by Auction on


Further details. frbm ;AUctlone'eff - ■ .:


; ,i ’ , , ' — FOK


GUOD boots, shoes, Cl£G$ ^ E ^ JG IN G S , A T O L W ^ N S , limsolls ani^ sandals


i By A. E. JACksON. F.A.I-P.A. " H owe farm; 'WiGCLESWORTH, E. JACkSON. 'iF-A;L.P.A;:)!-


tFRIDAY. Seotember 11th, at 1 o.m. 68 Head of- grand Home-bred I


COWS and. IffilFEBB; 109 good SHEEP and LAMBS:'■. HQESB; ' 16 GEESE, etc,,' as; advertised in last,


issue. ,


lAUCTiON SALES i i By T . SILVERWOOD


xiAliSTEADS- FARM, WEST- I BpADPGRP.'N''* Plitheroe


'. .1 T.l^ ISILVEkwOOD ■ .having re- .cel.ved' llnstructlons wifi Sell by. Auction' - for Mr. Fred Carr, (de­ clining- ''farming, 'farm sold) 'i-


41 (lows due Oct.; i 2 Cows due Nov^: 3 Cows, geld, iln full irUlk; • liCbw, geld for beef, ] '


ately caived; i COW. springing; :


;Cabln rxft. x 8ft.,:Bect. and boor; Cabin BljC. X 6ft,, aged; and cabins,


i Poultry: 10 Cross bred Hens;


' iFarm!' Imolemehts: Standard Land Waggon,:>14' h.p. • (converted)


.'llnsitie; 1 Copier .^d"Paa;<'i>B4lye, ./•i HoUsenolll Furniiture and- Effects: '•’:l bai''Wardfobe'|vrlth-


galV- Pig'-Trough; usual small ■ Hand - Tools - an d ‘ Fence- Tools;


..Weather Glass;.,


bolstered Flreslfie Fireside Chairs;


-21yds.; I one 41 x 4yds.; .,. one 21 x 'M ydsr. ■ ■ , . 1;,


i, ' ' r -:!


17,-'Chester Avenue/,'1;' Auttionefet. Clitheroe. Tei. 228.'-' '


iir .: .!'T. silverwood, i 8ale';i1-30 p.m. ; . ; .MBrBWgpUflN.;.., ■ '


:2„ Cows;1^d, ip n^lk; .2 Wwa due Peb. and'March (in milk)' 1


(TalveS) 6 months-,' !4 Helf«rs, l2 months; B. and W- Heifer and Cow;'springing; ,'Cow lately calved:


.T>lgg,.12 weeks'. ' 1 ' ( ;■ ' Poultry: : 100 E.I.E. and Rff.B. x


W.lJj. Pullets, point of . lay; i20 HenB,' y.o. :


Miohinery, etc.: / Austin con­ verted Land Waggon, In good


• | ' 1 ' ,


running' order; ■ SB. Bamlord Mower; Horse Rake; • Dow Hay (Tart, on rubbers;, Manure Barrow


Birbed Wire;' , Bakes;' ■ Porlm; Troughs; sundry Harness; Night Ark; Brooders and' Lamps; loose Timber; 3-burner Florence Oil, Cooker;; 2 Pressure] Lamps; Milk (Jooler;. seamlesa. Bucket',. Selve,


r-t,:!! 50-gall. on. Drum; 'Ladder; Corn Bln; Post and ; Fencing;


etc. I


Clltheroe. Tel. 228. Auctioneer. NEW. BARN FARM,


! Sale 1-30 p.m. !


f ■ ' T. SILVERWOOD, TOCKHOLES


Instiiuctlons will Sell by Auction for :Mr. E, Smith. SAtURDAY. September 26, 1953.


*. SILVERWOOD having received


' Particulars will .be given next trrApip ." ! I • .


3»! Head of Cattle: .40 Gritstone Latribs; Pigs. , ' ,


' .


^ T. SILVEBWOOD,. - Clltberpe.. Tel. 4328. 1 Auctioneer.


|By SALISBURY -& HAMBR


Seitil-Detached Residence for aalej in.y/halley.


SALISBURY •& HAMEH ' , yvlU'i offer for Sale, by Auction ,on


WEDNESDAY, the 30th September, rli. 1953. at 7i39 R.in., ■


a t th e SWAN HOTEL, WHALLEY (unless previously (Bold by private


treaty), subject 'to! copdltlons', of sa l ij to be produced;


, JEAN, MYTTON ROAD,- ; V \<fHA|.LEY, l . i


coritalplng; Vpstlbule.l Hpl l , Loiipge with bay window,'Dlntnfe


RoSpi,’ Kitchen, Larder; three B?d- roopis. Bathroom with w.c. Out­ side! Coal Store, timber-built Wash*. house and timber Shed, capable' of belhg converted Into a garage.)


' Good working Horse; hill stock , -


road from Whalley to Mltton and Is tet amongst rural surroundings in a position commanding exten- slvel views.- The internal fixtures ai'4 riiddern and the property is in excellent decorative repair and condition., ; Vacant possession on completion. The site,- which- Is Freehold and


Rateable value| £)K; \ i , .1 ■The property is situated on the


'!" • At a very reasonable reserve. i ! ' ' -


S^URDAY. .Sioltepiber lO, 1953 18 head smart Young Cattle: 1 B, and W. Calf, 3 Imdnths; 2 Heifer


ceived-. Jhfitructlilns'jvlll' .Seri- -by AuatlDn""lor-'^/.-"|T.'.' G. Wcxid (leaving the farm). | ,


! T;r .:mVEBWObD.- having ■


B. irid W. Heifer due Oct,;. 1 Cow; due;,Oct. ,:l.-,;. ' |,.!-, : . ■: pjgs: 1 ;Sow^ due Dec; 12 Store'


ing I Card Table; TPlre Screensr' 2 Meat Safes; -Glass Chums; .-Box, ChUrn; I Ilresldel Stool; various cro&ery; 'Carpets: two 3 yds. x


grand-lot having gooff-udders and teats, ahd-.iwell. worthy 'of • Intend-, Ing I buyers! notlck. - : ' ;


Note^Tbe aLoye i cattle are, a


ExtJl Kitchen-.-T>ble; ;Bradbury. Drop Head Sewing Machine; Fold­


Screen;. 2 Up- Chairs; ! 2 other 4 Stand Chairs;


■ Forks: -inew.CQw Rands;. 2 Pianks;.. .Dairy 'Steam Chest,.3it. 6in-:X 3ft;'


wich hay neaxs and liquid box to lit; handy Milx'Truck oh ruboers; Manui'cj Barrow u.t.l; X6 and 24- stave Ladders; 3-dlv Metal Bin; -Metal and 'Wood Barreis; ■ Mixing Bath; I Hay Chopper; - Earthen- wgri Plfei'i'rough (6 hoie);; 12 cow. Buckets;' Baxes, •'I-orits, Manure


'■wlth' spring Mattfess; Hlngle Bed: wlth,':Mattress;! - 2 Bedding Box^;


, brakk handles;' polished, Wardrooe;, painted! Wardrooe:;: painted Chest Dratvers; Sldebqara;,. wood Bed;


2 drawers;! l White Dairy Cows,, viz: 1 Cow.


THUR$DAY. Seotember 17, 1853 i 12! Head of smart Black and


AUCTION SAIEB By hotheIrsall & FORREST


!. C. HOTHEHBALL, p :a.L.P.A. H/POEKEST^ P.A.L.P,A.


Auotloneers,'Valuers and -Estate Agents.


bank' salerooms, clitheroe ■ CLITHERGEj'l!-',/!'!!'''


Small Modern' Dikiillrighqqsi In. pleasant’ Situation.'' '


Palisaded^garden.|frontage, .'v, [ Gomprls^Bs; -Vestlhule'.c j .SlttinB'.


Value'£11..,!. ' Vacant Possession will be given


itheroe,- tTel.:95),-r ■ : All’ mains - services.. jRateabiei ..Bricli-bullt: with blui‘slate; roof,'


No. 56. LITTLEM.OGR ROAO. CLITHERiGE: "


.


Llvltig'- Kitchen--srith'' tllhixapgerir Larder arid-Storeplaci.l Above-, are.; three' Bedrooms and •Bathroom- with Bath, ] Washbasin ap.d - W.G^-


Rohm with’ raoderri. tlia.Sange;;,'


o n •'Completion. . , , ... ., .. ATo view apjilx;, HOTHERSALL;


END I FORREST. Auctioneers and Clstate Agents, Bank' Salerooms,


- ■FOR--SAL|i EY.RRjyjiTO-T^ATO^


The-Frs'eVoId.,P»i.elIinghoilse, No. 6i>'iSAtTHlLi/ROADr , /. :> ,;:’-!ctlTHEROE.;.,


Garden frontEige and 'comprising: Lobby; • Sitting Room;; ; ta « e Living Room; , Scullery Kitchen


Stone-built • vrtth, , a palisaded


and 'Paritty;, . t^yo-Redtpmns I Outside , Coalpiace,/ w.c. 'and


rent. .B.V. £ 10,.. ; Vacant.Possession.!!


, T . Freehold , and ' tree'.'from’■chief;


Auctioneers and!. Estate Agents, Bank Salerpoms,; Clltheroe, (Tel. 95).,


'


FOR SALE BT; PRIVATE TREATY . . )WHAtl(Ey


The Leasehold, Dwellirighouse Noi(3, KETHERTOVyN-:MITTON .


; ii i ' pGADPWHA«-i.'EY,l I / A sutisiahtlal-property'/.'iflth :.a


frontage, -of .dressed; stone- and paIlsa(J^!g8Tdem'areri'. ■ ■ ! .


L AccdminodatiiWi’ 'V.estibu.Me:, Dobby;' .' Sitting ".BOOm: ' ' .large


Batea'ble yalue.-ifie.' .. . , ' , Annua! Grburiti Hent'£l 15si'()d. Vacant ■Ppssession.-'• !”


, .


an d ,Larder;' : three .Bedrooms -And Bathrddril above) usual outside Omces, ■ '


iTTy’y i e w / a p p i y ; - ''A i'HOTBEBSALL' As FQBREST.


21;.C3iUroh.-'Sti;eet,'.Cnftheroe.; By JOHN..HEATGH


Ram'sbottom; 'iiddle ■&


T ONG O l t t FARM. -Hwigqleswortr,


Farm (attested) with Vacant Pos­ session.


Sale by Auction (If not previously disposed Of) on the Premises on


,(2 miles from the villages <jf Hathmell arid’ Wlgglesworth, and convenient to Settle, Beutham and Helllfleld markets, comprising 186 acres of sound ! meadow- and pasture land in a ring fence and iritersected ,by good tarred roads, with wall fences.The House ana Buildings are perfectly modernised, the former-with bathroom, etc., and the buildings are conveni­


LONG GILL, WIGGLESWORTH, JOHN HEATON will Offer, for


sale of /well known Freehold (Full T.T, Licence).


siibject to conditions to be then read, all that Farm - known as


TUESDAY NEXT. Sent ISthi 1953. at 3 o’clock,.


ining Room; , Scullery Kitchen, .


To-view apply; HOTHERSALL'& FORREST, .


post, subject - to Ancillary- Staffs: CXmncll conditions., If resident, a deduction of 33/-d. per weet will be. made. Applicant)' should be able to drive or 'willing-to learn. Applications to be made to the Secretary at the Hospital, through the local Employment- Exchange. :


TST'ANTED on leaving ’ school ” 1 BOYS arid GIRLS to learn.


Weaving under expert arid carefte tuition. Good . wages - can -.;^be: obtained by industrious and intel­ ligent workers; Opening' for, boys to -: graduate .' to: .''pbsltlons ■ dl- responalblllty.—John . Southworth ahdiSbns. Jubilee Mill.' Clltheroe;


'eitaeriehoed'MALE-iCiWKi good wages; 46 : hour .•week;-,]r:eferences- requlred. '.Apply ih person to!the


w 'a N'TED by., .'the ;;C.W.S. ;T” (!!<S'e8mdry. ’Chalriley: Gpod


; uctioneers!' and . PState ..'Agents; ]96:)/;;Vendors’ S0ll(ritorB;'!', :


Dixohi.;


Bank ;’Salei:oomsi-. Clltherpe. ' (Tel. W ANTED;-— b y ; the !CUtheroe; '3


j-


'.DAitRY - ;Men'.,! ,!'Wa'gesl- £6 8s. a •week 'of '45 hours; Union overtime ‘rate's;/’canteen facilities, .available. Reference -required.-— Apply- In person to the'.Mshager,


Resident Manager. 'WANTED;Oreami


Creamery,''.Chalgley: . two , .creamery.-'' Chalgley,___ _ .- near b y . the. C.-W.S.


SITUATIONS VACANT


t aged 18—64 Incluslvei or a woman aged 18—59 Inclusive,- -uhless he or she, or the - employment, is excepted ' from the provisions of the! Notification of Vacancies ______


■ The ' engagement ' o f ’ persons answering these advertisements must be. made, through ■ a Local Offfee of the Mlnlstry.of Labour or , a Scheduled Employment Agency If the ap p l ic a n t, a man


.pr((er. 1962. . ! ., :


]jOROUGH OF CLITHEROE ;!(;!; pARKS DEPAhTMENT


v/lPPElCATIONSlafe,. Invited, from -Ak- p'srsons :wlth suitable.' experi­


ence (for a p p o i n t m e n t , 'as '-ARDENER,' GrpsS w.eeklV wages _e'4as,-'24/’:(44,.'hoiir..-week)., •


. cessful- applicant - will be required ■toipass a .medical examination for superannuation '..purppses and to


i Council for I Local Authorities’. Ndh'.Trading'Services and.the suc-


full details of experience, should be delivered to the',underslgned in- 'a : sealed 1 --envelope.-; endorsed S Gardener” '; *;riot.: later ' than 12


contribute Ito ’ the superannuation Fund.'’ " ■ ■ '''■ ‘ i ! A'ppllcatlpns' stating i'age, ■ and


riooii ;.on!,Monday,;21st September, '.G' - ^ ’feHtelNGTOlL' : .


.Town Clerk’s Office, Clltheroe.


I . 11th September. 1953. , - . ■, - )t»ROCKHALL HOSPITAL; k>i ' I a u n u n . Mr. RLA(


/ OqiiiiltiQris''.'(it'’.employment, will, be ', in- accordance with the i ScheiTuie • of the . N.W.: Whitley


CbuTch BrpW Gardens Tel. Clithe^oe 10^


WREATHS. KNOWLES. Wellaate


,7’ Phone: $69i !(iny ----—. -‘/-iioiaAol bouIquets,; Etc


hour). —;


the shortest notice.—COWLING, Dp-Brooks Nurserlfes, Clltheroe, and Clltheroe jMa^et, Tuesday and Saturdays. ] r- : I: ;' ■ ) "' '


WHEAT H 8,) CROSSES^ and BOUQUETS made to order -at IN IV^Eli/iqBIAM


BOYER.—In lovlngl memory of a dear Father find'-, Gtandfsther,'


. . Town Clerk.) .


LANGHO. Nr. BLACKBURN.


who died ‘ geptember) 10th, 1952. , Sad was the i shock we received Whe that day,! 1 , 1 ■ . - ,


, The trial , was : hard,-.'though we’ll not ]C


8, Moor End.iClltheroe. •■--: I


-^From son JBfernird','wile Ruby, and Children)


But trust , ]ln God to meet , . . again.,■ !,i ■•:/•.-■ , ■


C mplaln, :■ ;


BOYER.—In ’loillngl memory of a dear Father lan)l Grandfather, who died September ■ lOth, 1952. He was well jwprth the name ■ of -father,


He fought i ■ square, ] )


' ' BQt the'sa.(jdesl -of them all, ' Was the day.’that we lost you.


• ).We always fbun We had- many . . ness.j : ] And many sad


!-daughter;in-lawt grandchildren, ow Moor.


-Prom your _____ ___ ,__ories too;


loyiig ison George, ..M.sggle,


ig-son'George’.,, and


Nql'son gtreet).


BOYER.—In ‘jldVlng _ . , dear Father and, Grani____ who (fled Septen: be r Iftth, 1952;


'menjory-'Ot.' a — '-rdfather;


’ But I will remember my whole T . . life th ro u g h .■ ,


I was not there to .see you die. '


. .. ' C.W.S..


■RELIABLE WOMAN required for Domestic Work; daljy.—Apply: Mrs. D. Blackburn, ; Mlllersdene, .Whalley Road, Clltheroe.


LORRY DRP for 46'hour week; plus' union rates of lovertlme.' 'Apply, Ip person to the Resident Manager;


.


to!'fine .]popllns, fine. cambrics, voiles and rayons, both spun and filament.—Apply: John South- worth and Son, Jubilee Mill Clltheroe.


VOUNG. LADY: good St figures '■*■


■ ' .


office; eyery oportunlty to pro­ gress. Please Send full details to Box V6, Advertiser-and ’Times,


! required to help In Clltheroe


telllgent • person.—Write Box V5. Advertiser and Times.


Ti'YPIST; also ;Shorthand Typist '*■!'wanted, full or part-time; ex.


ently situated ■ and Include shlp- pons, for. 34 with .water bowls, calf boxes; Garage; Cooling Shed; own Electric supply from water wheel; Dynamo; Out Barn for 8 and Loose Box; own .water supply, the -whole being in perfect condl- tlPn throughout., The land Is In g()od heart; and ;Well fenced. 40 acres are meadow- and 146 pasture, and considerable 'airiounts of lime I and .artificials 'have been' used'to' recent years. No .Tenant Right Is payable and. vacant 'Possession, of the whole will be given In the spring of 1964, The above Is one of the best-farms In thri'-'dlstrlct and Offers, an Uriique opportunity for either: occupation or invest­ ment.- The. land J s sound and-.the- house and buildings are in perfect) cqndltlqn, .) /)-.,


-


'Charleswortht If' Co,, 'Solicitors,' Settle. Tel. 241.


Owner WhCr will show the farm or from the Auctioneer, Llngmell, Long Preston; Tel 241, or Messrs.


'iFurth'er! ’particulars: from, the


T ONG GILL FARM, -‘"'WIGGLESWORTH


instructions from Mr. Mark Frank- Irind'will , Sell by Auction on


I JOHN' HEATON favoured with


TUESDAY NEXT, Sent. 16tb. 1953,! h the whole of his valuable Attestedi


free from ground rent, allows for pleasant garden areas which are laid out In Old English style. The garden at the rear of the property has an attractive lily pond and the arderi'at.the front makes a par-


nce.'


reside ilcularly--'attractive entry to the mlo r further particulars and per­


only), apply to the Auctioneers at their offices, 50,'Ainsworth Street, Blackburn. (Tel. Nos. 5051 and


ission to view (by appointment


5567). or to ■ ; [iSANDEMAN & JOHNSON,


Solicitors, 15, Cannon Street, AcC):lngton, (Tel. No. 2376).


By DONE HUNTER & CO.


t o BE SOLri BY PRIVATE TREATY


1954, as to buildings. Area 581 acfes (extra. 3 acres available). G()od House, contains 2 Living R()oms, 3 Bedrooms, Bathroom. Ariiple Farm Buildings which in­ clude recently erected Dutch Barn! Fdri further particulars write:' -


JjANSHAW FARM, SLAIIIBURN r Vacant Possession on 2nd Feb­


uary, 1954 as to lands, 12th May.


1, (Cvlcklewood -Broadway, London, N.^.2.


ni DONE hunter * CO., ' POULTRY AND EGGS


-^) j each, less ,1/- per. bird for 25 Orfover. Also available:' Day-old Pullets and - Cocks, hatching weskly.TAMES E.„ HARTLEY. Sunnyelde Poultry Farm, Rough- leej near Nelson, Lancs. Tel. Nqlson 1368.


TTiIVE Month old PULLETS 26/-


Implements, Hay and Eatage, com­ prising; 3i Heifer' Calves; 'Bjdo. year old; 6 do. Illyears old; 10 Heifers, 2 years; old; 4 N.G.I Heifers; 2 N.C.- Cows; 1 In-4»lf' Heifer; 2 Cows due Oct.; 8 Cows! due Nov.; 7 Cows due Deo., Jan., Feb. ancl Mar., in milk; 2 Geld' Cows In milk, practically all bred on the farm and good sorts, with! good dairy records,


ome-bred 1 Cattle, ■ Sheep, Part n Sheen—78 good H.B. Lambs;


55 Horned , Ewes; 3, Geld Ewes; 21 H.B. Mixed Hoggs; 2 Teeswater Stdek'Rams. ' '


one having been sold this season; .


Spreader' only used one season; Liquid Manure Box; Hay Trailer as new; 3-unlt Alpha Laval Milk­ ing Machine; Sterilizer; Coolei; and, Top- Can; 12 - head. Poultry? 2-Dogs,


Imnlements —Salopian Manure 1 '


or Overeaten Fog: 145 acre:- Pasture Eatage to Feb. 14th, 1954 for attested cattle only;' 700 yds well! won ■' Hay - with ample; tylns and'water bowls, to May.l2th‘, 1954


Eatage, etc.—40 acres Unbroker


fully Invite'the' attention of thel many friends to this total dis persal sale of a well bred attestec • stock which -will be found to In elude good well-bred stock.


Mr. and Mrs.'.Prarikland:respect-, Sale at,, 1 o’clock, proiRpt.


owner or auctioneer, Llngmell Long Preston. Tel. 241.


By THIMBLEBY & SHORLAND FINAL announcement


TYEERHOUSE FARM. GISBURF, ^ Nr, I CLITHEROE. LANCS. ! 8 miles from Clltheroe; 11 fros(i Skip ton i


SATURDAY NEXT; September 19 th,


THIMBI/EBY & SHOBLAND .Clltheroe. ' coriirnencing at 12!30 p.rii.


have been favoured with Instruc - tions from .Mr. J. R. Hlndle / (Glsburn Park), and-Messrs. J. I . Llddle and Son (Paddock Hall Farm, Stalnburn, Otiey, Yorks.) t) Sell by Auction


“ Attested ” Milk Rciiorded P ED IG R E E


AYRSHIRE CA TTLE


■famous ‘/Bargower’f blood/ and there are no .less than 19 :Heifers by Bargower Legal Title,! Which cost 3,400 . gns.: many ’of the Cattle'are also in-csif to this and other very. fine Bargower bulls;


■which have been purchased at four figure prices.;.


the Cattle are exceptionally gocjd and both the heifers and. the beautifully bred young bulls 'show rare promise and are fit to go Into the- best:herds In-the country. Catalogues may,: be obtained


TTie milk records of the dams of j


32. Friar' Street, Reading (Phone 3429), I -


comprising 6 Cows; 46 \ln-calf] Heifers: ' 9 unsei'ved Heifers and) 9 Bulls., The Cattle are exception-, ally, well bred and of, grand quality with a, wealth of the!


Further; particulars .from th6 j THOMAS


' Ulltheroe) In the West Riding of ; the'.County of! York. formerly of TTie 'Plough inn Wlgglesworth In the said .County Farmer who died ’ (ril' the 'i.7th' day-of December 1962


.persons having ciairiis,against the ’EscatcPf ’Thomas'Todd'Wilkinson of;. Barley Fields Glsbiim (near


'Solicitors for Rose,, -Mary Wilkin­ son’the ExecUtrIx"!6f the 'Wllli'of the Deceased befoje rthe- 16th November 1953 aftoi which date


are 'to send ■written particulars thereof


to the under-sighed


-the -Ekecutrlx will 'distribute 'the estate of the Deceased having regard only to the claims of-which she then has .notice;


/ ')■ ' ■DA’TED the’- 11th' day of gep-


tember,. 1963. 4/ Baldwin) Weeks'& Baldwin;


’THANKS


MARGERISON,—Mr; and Mrs.'F. [W. Margerlson; 11, Robert Street, Elton, Bury,-wish tO:-thank al relatives and friends for their kind wishes, gifts and flowers'on


•]


.+ Times: Go. Ltd., wish to thank all' applicants for- the post of SALESLADY advertised last week; and to state that this position has now been filled.


TiHE , Clltheroe Advertiser anc


"lyfR. GHAS. CLEGG wishes to thank all applicants for the


ACCOMMODATION


MORECAMBE.’ —IMrs. Leighton' (late Clitheroe,) Hodder Vale,


62, Albert Road; min. sea; brd. res. 'h arid c all rooms;' 'lounge; vacancies Aug. and Sept. Tel. 1449.


. . ' ■ '


-.nOOD HOME available for sult- able . middle aged


business !-Iady.—^Wrlte Advertiser and Times.


, ' ' Clltheroe; for Tuesdays only. )—Write Box . VZ, Advertiser and Times. " • ■ ' : ■ ; •


WANTED—ROOM In centre 'of WANTED


"WANTED—Two-three Bedroomed HOUSE to rent; 12 months


rent In advance.—Write Box VI: Advertiser and Times.


FOUND


hear ear; blue near huggon. — Till House, Grlndleton.


LOST


T,6ST‘- Lister


"Black.i SHEEPDOG. Llttjle H e a r ley,


ON HIRE PRAM HIRE SERVICE for visitors


Chairs, etc. delivered and collected. Particulars — STUTTARD3, The Pram Specialist,- 31/33. Manchester Road, Burnley. Tel. 4770.'______ -


, with children; also Cots, ACKNOWLEDGEMEiNTS


KENYON.—Mrs. T„ H. Kenyon and Family -and Mrs. Kenyon Sen., ‘express sincere thanks' to all,


I Moor Lane .Chapel, WjM. and’ : Brethren of Royal Forest andl -Castle Lodges ' of Freemasons, and all other friends for floral


■ relatives, neighbours, the Clergy and ■ Members'! of, St. James’s: Church St. Mary’s Church, and!


, tributes- and cither kind' expres­ sions of sympathy receteed, and- kindness - shewn during thelr| : time of sorrow.


• | 27, St. Mary’s Street,'Clltheroe.


from the respective Vendote; (Phones:) Glsburn 232 and’Arthing- ton 61); i. or from the Auctioneers,


WHITE.—Mr; W. R. White ancl Family wish to thank relatives,' friends, -the Sunshine Band, the 1 Rev.'E.v Wj'rine and'the Doctor


’ of sympathy) received,,'during . their time of, sorrow)


21, Bridge Hoad, Chatburn, ' for kind-enquiries and: messages ,. )


p(AME ASTRAY in March—1- V Horned ■ WETHER; cropped


lady or Box V2


position of Shop Assistant which has now been filled.


, Duck Street,. .. I • Clltheroe, Lancashire. ■;


Pursuant To The Trustee Act. 1925 (as amended) all Creditors and


LEGAL NOTICE m


cellcnt office conditions; Clltheroe area.—Apply. Box V4,- Advertiser and Times:


D WILKINSON ASED


■WANTED—A ' fully :. experienced *7 CLOTHLOOKER,: accustomed


ood.' experienced' ■wages,,; 136/6


he,,lgst jtejv’,W)irds;I had- with


3, East View,' - ) Great -Harwood.


-Prom .your lovjrig son Sidney, ..'Stanley.


sons: Sidney'.ai,I


BOYER.—In ; loving iriemory of a dear Father an 1 Grandfather, who died September 10th, 1952.


His smiling ! facel, and loving ways; ,] ’ I


Are meiriorles ;o recall;


■ One of )the.) les t this .world could hold; - ) -, '


He had a smile for everyone. Was loved, and liked by all.


i


- Only those whb.have lost can. tell. I


The dearest ofi fathers with a heart of gcjld; -'


The sadness :of parting: with­ out farewefl. ' ■ j


I : ], '


—Prom dls iqvlrig daughter Evelyn, ton ilri law - Bill and ' grandsons Barry and Allan.


—78, Henthorn Road, Clltheroe.:


BOYER.—In 1 loving, memory of a dear Father arid Grandfather, who (lied September 10th, 1952.


.That tells hov the heart i s : "torn; ■'


I t 's /n o t the tears ’ at the igraveslde shed, , I


, And; the isonow; to 'silently , . -'bor-nb.


18, Carlton Place, Cllthero6. ' )


—From his daughter Elsie, and son-ln-law daxwell,) and- grandchlldren Doreen and: Zena. , )


So to those wfio have a' father. Treasure) him ■with card; For) you never know his value;) Till you jsea his vacant; chair..


■ ’


It's ithe I secret tears , in after years, -, 1. ■ :


] 'i '


To raise ,'your riSfid, or to,say, ' ^oqdbyei i ,


No matter :wh him,!


'times of glad-


n- God] called our dear •father away',


■ ' '


Wreaths] &Bouquet$ c u t FLOWERS


MEMOR^LS GRANITE,; M/mBLE, STONE


Send for. our .selection of desicn. and prices. You will be placed under no obli- i gallon and ,find -usanxious 1 to help.


' . I -, I


Wi ROCK ONOMBNTAL -MASOns


ering and Renovations,. Slackbum Road


GREAT HARWOOD Phone 2164. i


ENGAGEMENT


-betiyi son


The


-w.. of Mr. and Mrs/M.‘England of 62, Blspham Road. Blacki>ool'


ur^t Green. „ ! , ' ] ' /DIAMONa WEDDING


MARGERISON — Congratulations to ’Mr. and Mrs. P, W. Margeri-


.' Diamond Weddlrig' Anniversary ■ on IWednesday, September 9th


Robert) Street, Elton, Bury-' . daughter and ) ton-ln-law.


11


life’s battles iie^ we wanted d hint there. ■',


BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


LORD,—Birthday -memories of a dear! Son, September 7th.


■”W66dhlll,'’- Blaidburn.__________ •Birthday memories


—From Mother, Sister: and .Brother.


WINC^LEY. Of,


Dorcjthy ' (Dora) Wlnckley, Septeriiber 11th, died March lath’, 1946.—R.I.P. , !' A


dear wife and mother


f We.keep in our hearts the love - ofithe pa-st, .


It Is true what they say . God chooses the best,


- '


For .there It Is planted, forever ', to.) last. .


[ arid Daughter, Richard and ■Winnie.


—Piom her loving Husband, Son 3, .Victoria) Street, Clltherce. : .


WINCKLEY.—Birthday memories - of a dear Mother and Grandma, Dorothy I (Dora), September lltb. Died-March 18 th, 1946.—R.I.P.


Just memories.


No birthday card, no birthday I kiss.


8, Grtjfton Street. Clltheroe. 'I DEATHS


-rProm I her ' loving daughter Grace, son-in-law Alban and gtandoblldren Lois and Kath­ leen. 1 •


' ' on the 8th. Re-unlted with her loved ones. —


GAVIiIl—On September 5th, 1953, at 19, Bawdlands, Alice Jane, the belomed wife of the late William James Cavlll, in her 85th year. 'Interred:at St. Mary’s Cemetery


j-Bennett. , Tel. Clltheroe 582.


DEM AIN.—On the 6th September, at 8, Chatburn Road, Clltheroe, William) Albert, the deafly-loved ..'husband of Alice. Demaln, 1 aged ■ 82 years. Interred at St. Mary’s'


3 etery on the 9th.


Calverley and Sons. - Tel. 7; night 756.. :


ECCLES.—On the - 9th September- (suddenly), Elizabeth, ' tbe belOved/wife of the late William Eccles, ,bf 26, Newtori Street, Clltheroe. aged 73 years—At' rest. , Service ' and interment at St. ;- 2-3Q: p.m.


Maw’s Cemetery oq Saturday at


BOYER.—In 1 lovln j memory of a’ dear, Father and Grandad, who died September doth, -1952. ‘


God gavb us strength |tO bear It,


-But wnat It meant.to-Ipse him No one will eiler kfaoW; He never failed to db his best.


Courage [to fight the blow;


- dhughter-ln-law'- ■ 'Clitherine, grandchildren and great- grandchlldren,


... And, those, he.loved remember. —Pronv hls rioying son. Cecil,


■ He'worked so hard /of those he loved, I ' .


His heart was true and tender,


BOVER,—In lovln memory of a dear Father arid Grandfather, who died Septeiriber 10th,"I952.' Totoay I brlnris back sad memories,! ;' ■


i the occasion of their Dlamrind Wedding, :9th Septeitaber, 1953.


—From his ! tovlng son and


How close, how sweet It stays. To watch above his loved ones And guide them' through the ■ ; days. I I '! ■


Are souvenirs we proudly hold. How dear, | how sweet his ■: memory) | .'


f ,


daughtef-ln-law. Clarence and May 'and' 1 grandchildren Veronica and 'Rosaline,


DINSDALE.-r-In 'loving'memory' of our. dear son I and brother.


•Gordon, died' September ' 12th, 1932.;


Will always ibrlng regret; But the hearts that loved you always , '


To . think we could not say : goodbye -


! ' I i ’ t '


Lynnwood, tVesli Bradford.'


—Pi'bni Fathei), . Sisters and |B


Are the' iiea . ; forget.


rtS; 'that won't and


, Mother other.


GREENALL|-In loving memory of .Raymond;!. a|; dearly-loved hus­ band and father, who died Septeriiber 12th, 1950. ,


: 22, North Street,' Clltheroe. : , ;


To live [in the hearts of those he loved. Is not to die. ' i' ’ )


-—Rose.,- -.


RYDEHEARD.—In' loving memory . of our dear son I and, brother, Stanley, killed In Italy; Septem­ ber I3th, |1944.


Beautiful thoughts of- one so dear, ; j


—From Mother, Father, Elsie, Bill and Children, 17; Lower- gate, Hall Green, Birmingham, 28. ' ) . ) 'I' :________•


Treasured ■ for ever with love' sincere.) j


. also Walter, ;who ; died October 28th, 1944. I I


SMITH.—Inl lovlrig memory of a dear husband and father. Will, who died) Septeinber 19th. 1952;


. A token of. love and remem­ brance, 1 - Of two we sqall never forget;


Their memory to us Is a treasure.


;


—Prom- Wife and Family, ' 33, West View, jand 44, Woone Lane, Olltheroe. .


Their loss a lifetime’s regret. ' FINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


BERRY.-^Mr.' Rl':hard Berry and Family desire ■ - ■


Brungerley 'Farm Waddlngton.


t of sympathy, help, and for floral tributes | received during , their


sincerely | all friends for thel:


ime of .sorrow./ ’ CAVILL,—Mlstos M. and-A. Cavlll


wish) to [tender grateful thanks to relatives.! friends, neighbours, - Lancaster Hosiery Co. for'sym-


^kindness! arid attention.- 19, Bawdlands, I Clltheroe, -i


to thank most' relatives and kind expressions


EQUIPMENT


pathy, flpral tributes and kind­ nesses shown ]to them In the Ib^ng, Illness) and beteavement of their dear mother; the Rev. I. Pugh; rilso the Dobtor for his


-


D EM A I N.-+Mrri. Demaln ' and Marjorie) desire 'to , thank, .-all relatives,] friends arid neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy; 1 . also ) for - floral


3, Chatbu:ri'Roa‘i, Clltheroe.-


. tributes ; received during their recent bereavenent.


HOCKDALE; ESHTON TER..


DLITHEROE. 345.


f|ne establishment, we pro-3 vide the finest, most modern oquiopicni available. Since eyeryono wishes the use! of such equipment in time of peed, it is well to know that pur modern facilities and equinmerM do not necepi- l[ate higher nrices. Scales prices I are as moderate | as any. arid will remain so.i


In addition' to our very


His loving smile,'his heart of : gold;


—Einqulrles Clltheroe Co-op. Soc. • or Tel. Blackburn 5657, and ■ Blakewater .43695.___________


' Abfaham Gorriall, aged 72 years, . Interred! St. Joseph’s Cemetery, and September 7tb.—R.I.P.


GOR|llALL’'-On the 4tb September, a t il3; Garnett ?Road, Clltheroe, Jarie, .the dearly loved wife of


’.—The" Scales "Funeral ! Service. , ’Tel.. Clltheroe 345. _______


•■ -tidri 'was at Skipton, prior to Interment of remain^ at St. Mafy’s, Cemetery, Clltneroe, on ’ September 9th. ■


Of a loved one now at rest; !' :


' derirly-lbved husband' of Maude ■/Kenyon, aged 50 years. Crema-,


KENYON.—On September 5tb, at 27,1 St.. Mary’s Street, Clltheroe, 'Tom 'Hayhurst Kenyon, the


Clitherol


,. .-r-’ThB . [Scales'. Punferal Service. ■ ■' 'Tril,- Cllthefoe. 345-,__________


‘ Ha’n'y Reeday!,,of'Hetton, .late of Waddlngton Road, Clltheroe, In his! 81st year. . Interred- at St.


REEDAY. —On September 4th (suddenly)', after a short Illness,


SINGLETON.—On the 8th Septem­ ber;/ at' 13, Grafton : Street. Clitheroe, Johanna, the dearly- loved wife of the late William Slrigleton, aged 73 years.—R.I.P. -'-The . ‘ Scales Funeral Service.


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ALLISON.—In loving memora of a dear Mother and Grandniaj.who


died September 7th, 1952. ) Ever remembered. '


.'A lonely'year without you, ■ A heartache every day; i 'Life tome is not the.same. Since) you were called away, palm' and peaceful he is :


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Sweetest rest has followed I pain; who loved him sadly miss ) him. But trust In God .we’ll meet


sleeping,.


-■ Frorn his loving wife 'Mary. 1 1 ; Thorn Street.)Clltneroe, )___ _


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BOYER.-^In loving memory) 01 a • dear Grandad, who died Seir.i:ni- beF 10th, 1952./


—Prom his loving granddaughter Kathleen and Alex.


in our garden of memories you I live with us yet. For those who loved you never I forget.


. . , ,1 i —David, Lottie and Bob'o’.c.


BOYER.—In loving memory jo;' a dear Husband, who , died; Sep- , tember -lOth, 1952.


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