ri'l


k 'M l, d is t in c t iv e ,' ^ M sTEFUl; SEASONAl^LE


^ I f i


C t^ jE A T VARIETYi a n d l FINEST QUA]f:iTY


, AND'CfflLDREN’S W.W; ^GERIE, H;0SIERY AND HABERDASHERY. ^


Co]urt B a i l i f f


£ 3 2


isovilandi Magistrates’ Courf, at Grindleton, on W l^ s e s ld f taking ^almon with , a net and lalihbn idurilig the cltjse season. They were Also to 'sliarel the cost of ah advbc ate’s fee of £4 4s.


jmson, of Ni mon


, Alston, iWho gave notice of was flhed .SS for un]


lawfully taking, salmon j?lth ? .£ 2


lo o r L a n e , C l i th e r o e i Phone 625


luillawfully taking salmoA wltn a net and £f 3 for fishing fo^ f


address to alballifl; ,ar,d £1 :fot f shlnk tor salmon ^urlni the close season.


hdt; £2 for being found fish Ing tpr salmon and falflng t ve I his |Cofi|ect,. namd an


bl fo ' TomllnMn Was fined £ 10 for during . the isdni.


first Alsto


cssh Ltdd,


[ a s t l e S t . ,


OLD SHOP UNDER l^EW LOCAL ^'MANAGEMENTS^ A l l s m o p p e As i


I f ^ a n d see |dU'r Lapgb f fCH RK tm S G if fS ' '


Iric Blankets, Kettles, Irons andI tion of Brassware.


m


\THER; Electric Razors, ing Minors, Reading Lamps, j Bed


;,' Him dmaited Lights,!


]j'


Is), Games, Trains, Dolls,’ |j)olls poards. A Large Selection of Me rji'anicali including the world-famousjjSchtco,; Ain


j and Pistolsj Guns, CQwbdy, GbWgirlJ in and Spacemen Suits, Tthy foldiersji


|emen, Cowboys, etc. ^ :


GHRISTMAS will i be; : PRESENT I ■ i


-'^^^t'Q'la Large Selection of POPULAl^ AND! S?-[^f'|siCAL MUSIC AND RECORD^ '


i :-‘i. - -s


^ » M I E R : GARAtlE NOW OFFER


; '


i-:flllf|PLETE SHELL SERHCING AND VALETING ? ''


'•‘■'■'^mL-RBPAIHSF PETROL, OIL. ETC. I ilMDR HIRE; AND DRIVE "i^OUISELI^,


.p Y VIEW, CLITHERQE. ^ ‘ BUY NOW to MOST varied! STOCi


^ET THE cinLDREN AhFD lJiSTEN TO rS


equests. pEPARTME^NT


IE CHILDREN: Tricycles (at Reduced! ; Prams,


Pr(??|ecutlng for the; ijp River! Board, Mr.


Horn r, elf, an hpnorafy balU ff Of! Gtb- said |Mh Llddle,' Mr.


fil, On Tuesday, Gptober R',;


ej of’ jClltheroe, ijvlth thje case


’right bank o;f jthe River jllbble


the LancashUe River I Board, wjs oh patrcjl duty jo;n


saw 1 wo men about IqOj yards distanf.


le(tldnk;of holding alcoi


I


DTHER; Hair Dryers, Companioi Scitsy ;Large|


tupo' he sgjy out bank


oil; a Mr. : a' he Oral


' - ’ went to,


d iBjmihutes later; andthjer person' tlie fivpr oil ‘


fori assistance, ACROSS FIELD


Alstpn, ;toss


v..,..B,|:chiet biiillff, Lancashire River iBoard.hihen.weptIp Mf.


tpmef, ;who then hi' Mr.; Horner j arid Mr.


It was alleget,, a[ Add when pe


Craig's iviri . and r stopped Alstrih'., whd ■ftloe nr> ck pvf»l-p


Crow Trees' Brow. Chatburn. i Inioourt.iMr. Horner identi­


aWajt|


way.] Waddlngtont- chiefiiwater baiii^ii jiLaricashire-" -| River BoardL‘ '''saidv]'that'^ whOn ;he overtook iiAistoi)F.iancl: showed mm .the'.inet."'Alspn/S3id’: i ■;! knoW pophing!j#c\dt it.|| T am on th^ highway/; , 'I i


Mri lC. ,S.! Craig, of Queens­ J


Ai i I aid he was Surprised wnenljheijwksl stopped- by-Mr..


CraisjlHe denied, havpkrseen' Hie net before’and i of having been with anjlbody thatjaftef- He alko denied having he 'bank of the river.


TomiinS(j)n;|'iw.ho pleaded not guilty^ should be heard.


njaiithe case ‘t^gainat


1 announcing their pej magistrajes, de-


! I |NOT On banks CopductiriA-lhi§. 6Wii-'d^epq,e]


I I ||


fied ginet jis!t)eing.tbie pne he found!! after! Alston had run


found


an aw


abou hia m'llp upstream “ Gijmdlfetoh -fridge, wh|n he


’ Alston was j on th^' e river and was


tele}


$e rei: when come


to the hainst


ian - T.'.uj dea!(:


close


XVJjES tota ling ill


j 1 A |ViVUiam Alston, of th-


Iston D is c o v e iy


F i n e s on CHlheroe Men 32 i


olrth-sireet^ ivlien'fhey appeared at


were imposed on two Cli' heroe mey, Bollind. Prospect, and Ti omds Tom


Boltbn-by Monday Oi fishing far ordere


Rlbble when lie son, whom he hid known for some; time. Ddendant actually In the i iver; iWltn^ss telerihoned Mr. when he return pretended to wajlk a) not see witness,! to Tomlinson an versatlon with llm. son said that thp net his and that he about it.


saw! Tomlin- knew


said, that he ■he was "just round.". ■


,the witness: box am defence, Tomll: ison. Also- conduct


whol^ent pp d had a con- Tomlp- was nit nothtog


d defendap ay and


From the doc|k. Tomlinson


lid th ’Ing


OWN DE i'ENGE


ng Tis owi In.


'In'edjby Mr. Liddle, „ knew where sal rioii Jcbuid' be got, ‘fbut I do m t go for ther i when they are spawrilrig.” ■


cross-exain- said he


Is an offence to use|a net?4- Yes, if ypu are cpght


Mr. Llddle: bi) yot know it


Tomlinson for iioacliltig werl read out by Mr. Llddl^. A,fin of £50 could b ; lmposed/:h| said. “I have lieen, the Board to st ite poaching cases irri Inbre every'year, and are causpg great.’deal of eipense,


tijat the kink


...ked


son Is an Inc; The 'Lancas: say pat* he is'ii| The defendapts fined as stated.


“You may fee [^at{ fToriilin. glbl?


Previous cony: ctloiis againsf


bailiff walk


Iy 4 0 0 A p p l ic a t io n s I n T h r e e D a p j F o r


‘H a v e -A rG o ’ Ti^kfe ts IJJUNDREDS I people have application for. Wilfred Pickles show which is to he


ifrom the Cli'herot .'Church 'School on ;19th.;


Lll^rary bn Mcinday] and bi 'Wednesday noon, more thaii I l,'40p people-had applied, Jt I expected; that many mo: i will have been receiv|edbefor|e! the application^'close,


First appllcat: were' accepted


ons foritlckets at trie! Public


-I


( Slips bearing, each applicant


. Allocation of depend on : thb public draw to


the ticketswih resulli of; a be held late


the |name will he! trans


ferred tola druri, afid the flri^t 500 to be drawn out.%111 re­


ceive tickets; ' usvl. ' (


P o l ic e A p io in tm e n i


ITHE small pc lice station..at 'Hurst Gree: i was joccupied


time since P.C. SIX months ago.


Jieeniattached tjo the y/arrlng ton Division fir mos} of th tunesinbe-be J( ined thepbllc force'in 1937,


P.C. parold Hal his duties on


'


stable at Mahphekter Police Tralnln, the first 18


He. was trairled ab


leaving the attached to th Station.


School and fo) months afti


a con- Count


school was Widnes Police


has been the t nly cohstable at


P.G. Hall Is dot unused to country beat,' however, for he


Wooiston, neUr Padgate, fpr the past 14 ye irs.


E N D -G B A R


F-YiEAFl


Ring.pr call, representatives ivill


OTD 415 Ford AngUaji 1952


NTB801' Zepllyr SixJ 1931


LL TASTES . ___ i , . . . }UIT ALL! POCKETS


PH AFRICAN POkT Y TYPE ^


let, Dubonnet, Martini, I ibtrix.'| ■ SPARKLING MUSCATEL.


COCKTAILS, i -j - ;


OF PORTS AND SHEPlkreS: RUM AND BRANDY.


tles,iNogginYand MiniaWe ' ■ ■ '


, . i •{ i :Y, 35/- per|bottte' 1^/3 half-


FOREIGN LIQUEURS. — ^


— — \ j i '


UIT JUICES. INERALS AND GQRIIWALS;


Double Century, No.'3'ianc liths and Whitbreads. Jeffreys and and. Mackesons Stoutj'E ' '


3ARS, in Boxes land Small PT 'a TTENTiION.


■ I ' • R CALL. I ' lilT IS ID E IIU . AND SPIRIT MERCHAb t s


;:i;|feet, Glitheroe 79 '


..M , ’ M MAIN


Premier Tel. 739


. , ' ! M 1 D E L \vm ^


DTJ 771 Morris 12


■ Fiat Salodif, 1939' RN'6854 W.olseley S


FYO 893


ately ci ntact you. CLRS


Vhen one of oir immeai-


The village’s new cjonstable,


again last weejt for p e firsjt Ashton retired


1, whd took up Sunday, Vhas


posted to the ,wihnlngi appl|>-| cants. They are the expense of the show beln borne by the B,


' FREE OF The tickets


freebf chargi B.C.


from' those wl^o' wish to take part In the broadcast. I


by the : Coufii assisting'- the vldlng facilities cast, lln c iu d


Other If An official ssjld on Wednes­


' ticket appllcatibrik!, Islfrillarly, no, closing date' hak .bedn ■decided for applicants wish­ ing to take pa|t in the showf,


TAKIN(^ PART


to receive applications' fre m anyone wanting, to Take part, and'nairies shpuliUbe sent to the 'Town Hal


The,; Council have ! agreed


selection, however; 19 l3ft entirely! to the B;B.C., arid people actualljy taking p; urt will be selects on the, priy before the bFpadcastjby tjljie ' ' ' ' r,


the Mayor at ti The quesi . iori - of, fipril


“Have A Go Stephen Williams,


part'oritp attmd the brord- cast must be C l i t h e r p e


cants wishing


cast, must residents.


..! £3^0| ...£630l


ilooh, 1^39. £330|i £200|'


,


ATB 530 I Austin Saldon (witji Trailer)!, 1935


KNY'776 ■ [ Lea Francife (17.9 H.P.) 1950


COMMERCIAL VE


M.TP'297 Ford 10 civlt,


MUA 725 -. j


FWX 445 Ford 5 cWt


EWX 94 Cdnimer 8


BWU' 516 Austin 10 1936


CTC 888 Morris S-Jl


JTF 354 Ford 5 cwt,


HG 9486 Ford‘5 cwt


I Trojan 15 - iwt. Van, 1949 £1751i:


.Van, 1950 £ 295! , .


Van,M47 £185


cwt. Van, 1941 £195


cwt;, 1937 £7£j


1I.P. dig It VaW,} £50


HG 8574 Ford 10 Cwl. Van! |l946; £195


TRf^CTORS


Choice of 41 tordson Trat tors, and one Bari: fordl Mower.


Popular COLNE


& Queens Garages Tel. 782 '


" Whatevir you meed—, see Burr ms &' §ee<^”.\ ■


!


&SEED DEALERS


T/TcAR of Ohatburh for the T : past four! years, jihe, Pjev.


E. ' Wynne iwas ■ Iristltuted Vicar of St. Gabriel’s Brqt}n- hill, Blackburn, by the Bisridp of Blackburn (Dr.;,W.; -M.


Askwith) and! inducted by ;he Rural Dean! (Canon P,. ,F. Bateson) last! night week, ^ number of Chatburn'parish­ ioners were among the' large congregation.


' Van,ii:)47 £195


Van,jl948 £220 :i! ■ - il


li


loon, 1938 £;175 £135'


. £690- Medals jFoir Tw o


A tW h ap e yC h |b ipWG members pf WhaUey Conservative Qlub| Mr. C.


Pierce, of Wlswell; chalrmpn, and Mr. N. Blackledge, were honoured at tt[e club’9 annual night


meeting, last when each re awarded by th Cor i s erva t


president, and ments Include Walmsley, secretary, and G. Edmondson


Mr. Carter


tq the club, added to presidents, ari[d Mr. A. Whipp was elected tq }h!e commi to’ fill' ri vacancjl createjl Mr. 'Hind’s eile'cljloh to position of p vice-presldqnt


In recognitiqn of hls|serv . M


thp r.,


W. Hlnd"|vas list qf v!ce-


the


presented by iMr.i H. B. B cliffe, auditor, the activities committee Mr. Hind.


to the social committee for work In raising a| consider!


wais presented Tribute, was i


sum for club funds. ' '


: xqe financial statementi'vas fit-


jeivpd a 5 Association, ol Clubs


mef Itor io i s service. presentations Mr. J. A. Carter, president


were made


d: 1 Mr! W. treasurer.


week, inedal


for he. by


was ,re-elei)l;ed other appomt-


Mr. ces


E.


tee by:


It , Is 1 stress ;d that api ll- either to .ti ke


p r 0 d d'e i


day that no date had yet beein fieterinlned for thetolbslrig of


afrangemerits made cll, 'iwho .a^e


3.B.C. ill pro- fpr the' broad- aFipUcatloris


photographer this week. It came from a ClUheroe womau who! wanted to order a p h o t o g r a p h taken 49 years ago.- The photograph showed ()li- theroe’s Public library in its filial stages of con- struction.| arid illustrated an ar ilcijs in the “Adver­ tiser arid Times’’ last montli. 4mong people shown on the picture was a young girl, standing bn; the'f( otp£^th in Wellgate from, where the photo wastiken.


unusual request Reached a l oc al


Ciltheroe df , yCjSterdayi for niany of our readers, but for hone more than the reader, who recog­ nised herself as the girl on the footpath.


It revived memories | of' CHARGE ^willlljthen be


of Clitheroe already


tickeu ior the A:Go[’


'(>adca£|t Parish


January ii(mas Tree


parks j s u Derintendent, ' with help fro 1 , his ■ staff, will be added , o the I illuminated Chrlstmss tree, which Is lagalri to be pUced. near the /main entrance of CSltheroe Gastle during jthe Christmas season. Asslstanc! has also' beeri' forthcoming from s eye rajl business’! men in the, to'mi,l’ who hayi given materials :fbr ' the 'cofist ruction of , the crlbj


ACHI ,1STMAS crib, made by• V t. J.; Hall, Clltherbe


year wll be carol slnglri'gj round thi; crib by a party;of I about 30 schoolchildren.


I |


and tree ’(vlll be Installed and I ready for switching bn on tble:


It Is expected that the crib' Saturday prior to Christmajs,!


Decemfiej' iStl). The tree Jjas: been grown locally, an9"will| be probalfiy more than 20 ft. In height.


Anothe ■, Innovation this I


; );he mapa^ment .committee’s weekly meeting ori 'Monday rilght; MifkT. Wrlgley, of 36, jWell-terarce,, Clitheroe, | has Resigned ]he post'lowing to business and domestic reasons and -ls| sc cceeded by 'ainember of,the coinmittee, 'Mr. Frank Tingle, o|f 11, Llriie-street, Glitheroe.! , /


^ shlfl oi‘Clltheifo|e'Football I i announced'


! A chang^ in the' chairman-


man of the club! I since ' it entered the second division for! the ififst time at|,the rieginnlng::bf the season./


Craig and


'BNDAY DA


BOWLAN


SUNDAY H; for iroail iowland Rura 1


hg first, nine ear.. _ Gf, thi ents between


fnd S ep te occurred on ' Bowland mlttee In a this''week.


Roal


i the worst day accidents In


sjindays, says the Safety Com-


District during. months-.of this 91 road acci- January 1st bet '30th, 29


jfeport published


The Comm:ittee also found .hat more a


the district months undej ; and


between 2 ihan at any he day.


klUed, 15 and 41 Among ‘the were three


bifidents occurred and''5 p.m.


Jnclu di sllgl ti


■ Forty I six attributable and lorries, 1C


13' ,tp : anlmi jycles, brie to to various


scjhoolchlldren. accidents were


scjrlously Injured. ;ly i n J u r e d. illghtly. injured


4urlng -the nine review totalled' ed one person


other period of d casualties In


pedestrians and. factors;:


to cars, buses to motor cycles, 5'/to pedal,


CHIEF causes ; j ' : ;| | ■ : Mr; Wrigley has beenlcrialr-.


|sald!'aft!erj t|ie' meeting that !hls. rerigiiation / had i/heriri |reiuritaritlj;;|'ai c c e’p!t e d. ’ He |9tressed | ;that there!.nad. been jU 0 ' diflererice of opinion between {the .phalrmian . and other, members of {the! com­ mittee. j ,| |,, ' '/'; ‘;i ,!'■"'


1 'A':' vcomirilttee spokesman


'! , :.’'I|ew flayers ‘ - ..'The criininittee i also an-


norineeq { the .slgnlrig ofj two new players] one of them the I former! Clitheroe Is i7-yeaf-old •


for ■ ma; have al;


Colin ■''Bpjl i{of'Leylafl.d.l- whose father, [Freddie Bell, was a ’■ Cllthefqe ! hqlf-back y! years, / The club signed a’ right' half


Padlhallam '.id*


of ac'cidentsrdja -jthe fepqti;, ri and, other tbadway.j Thi: ted for 13. of ‘ !reh I accident: jto excessive brrors of jlid llgehce, elgh . improperly, who! failed t' klde; or keven to Vehicle defect s, right: wlthoui b stopping the !weathep, defects, ■ and causes.


i. By far the 'acc.idents oI 'ends’, the peril jto; Monday a pf the ac'cldep'


£58 S Mri


(HE newly and Brov


back,' AJ Bridge, Vihp was with last season.;


■ (Jrib oi; the _


eiulted from dogs qriimals In. the! ,s alope accoun- Ihe ,91 'accidents, were attributed


principal causes the area, says


‘ proj ei F; itraffle lane;! 9. !^P?P.‘


9eyen to! drivers i.tq the qear


suddenly, three tq


sljlddiiig, six I to , five to turrling due care,! four


two: to rjodd 12 • to other


c(}urred ./'at'-week- ,od: from Friday :coUhfjriS)br 72 ,t total of 91.


majorltX-Of [the le H^ps


jPaul’s Churcl a Christmas 'day! School [raised £ 58 phurch paradjei ing arid gene


(n lor


or Guides formed Guides nles group at St. , Low Moor, held sale in the Sun- Saturday and a banner for


s and for camp- al equipment.


M o i ^sdsed £260


bepefited by ,£260|as a result of the alijnual Christmas fayre heldi'ln! the school bn Satur­ day. This Is an increase of ■about iao rin thelproceeds of I last yealrrs. jayre. I


WHAL^EY Parish .Church and Day' School funds


'


membe'ri of [ the Prirochlgl Church! popnoll, the fayre was opened'! iby. Mrs. L. C. King- Wilklnscin, qf Slaldbiirn, who was. thanked by Mr. J. S, R!


Grgarilsed by officials ,|and No Move Yet Oii


MG fu rther action has been: taken lylth regard to trie


questloti of: amalgamatmg the Clltheroe Moor Lane apd WeslCy Methodist Circuits.


.Rev. 'F. a. .Payne, superlnter -; (dent in: Ulster, told an “Adverr, tlser and Times” reporter on! Tuesda:^ It was possible thit! the qriestion would be 'dii-| cussed*'in the spring of next! year by the! two committees! conc.en ed, he added.


meeting of the .Wrisley Circuit a year ago, the [rnatter was adjourned for a ’ further 12 months since then, however] no actloii has been taken, tie


Discussed at the quarterly


40 EXTRA STAFF ■pLANS ' for coping with th^


and a ijeportcf. oi ,■ the sqglal by


jShaw a'ndl Mr. ,C. Johnson, [members, of! the Parochial Church [Councli. - The Vicar, the Rev. H. C. Snape, pre­ sided. i ■ '.r . j •.[ ' ; : ’■/■■


LARGE Crowd


stocked stajls rinJoyed a brisk trade fpnq the large crowd attending [the fayre. The stalls were staffed by, the various section^ of the church and [ comprised . 'Mothers’ Union,[choir, Sunday School, and Mep’s stalls. Members of the Mothers’ Union alsb-served


The ,! nuriierqus j and well-


a Christmas tree, while' the children -were also delighted by a visit from Father Christ- inas. ’ J


j : ;...!:


specially decorated for the occasion !'by members of the Girl Guides, ^


The schoolroom had been


teas. 1 A featur^ of:, the fayre: was


■ ’ I / . ■■ ■ ■■


i f-Mlss Burge is,; a]; ^ay schpol. t lachfert 'at whose Instigation ;he group , was formed, pres ded, and Mrs. I. Pugh Introdu :ed trie’.Maydress, [Mrs; F. Dugcale, who opened the sale.


'


i Mrs. Dugdale praised the 'group for lit! enterprise and mentioned t lat each of, her three daught ers had formerly been.assoclat ;d with the Guide movement ir Clltherori -: She


[


-A N D BE] “ THE BEST


[wished the new Low . jVIoor [Group evef y luccess,


I Margarel .Knowles proposed a .vote' of thanks, b. the mem- bers of the piatfoym:,party, who Included Mrs. (Sarnett, cf ,Shlrebum.| Posies were; pre­ sented to [Mrs. Dugdale, Mrs. Burgess, M« [CJarnett.


Pugh and' Mrs.


! The Guidi( s ’ were wearing [their new liui 1: them by trieijr


first time sir forpied over


ce the group was a month ago.


forms, made for iriiothers, for the


To Dis


fresentation rid


:'!^ELL kri( I ^ and Rea 'i9Lyears of district. ri


|Ellzabeth[ [l the gold^mei Institute ofi


spent. Nurse Oakdene,. last week rei


wn in the Sabden ,d districts, where her 22 years as a


,ur: Ge tl


all parts! received itt ceremony | Palace, i Itj ykars’ ^ervlcc,


:i


, ■ ■ ar nual deluge of Christ-i pigs, mall are :riow ready .ac Cllthene Oenerril Post Gfflce, ■which expfects, to be in, the midst : of the rush by next week-eid. ” | '


aid Its ble


■'Schoolih ' ' RUSH HijURS


o’clock


, verslty students land ijoys'api girls from the jG r a m m a


a i ' staff ’recruited-. for),trie) Christnas period will go-iritd| action! next .Thursday,-to ,qei followe r on the Friday! arid' Saturd ly. by., the i remainder rii the' tenpqrary. postmen. arid postwo neri, made up of. uri:


; 'i'he :irst of the. 40 addltloi


ailTHEROFS (MISTMAS POST dren has!already been


ful chi posted


IP the t o w n . ; ' nice g


: reporiqr' oh’’Wednesday that more of these letters w|ould be recelvqd withln 'the .next- few Pie jfelt;,.it would .be a JSture . on..;the- part ■ of


days.


the’ Pott Office If* they were, to reply;, to; the .lettersi..!:‘Though it ’might' result! iri still more letters} 'of i '’this -| kind : being receiyM, he added-.


' -:Last:-.year,' the. Christmas 'mall!dealt: with at the'Cllth ero'e Clerierar Postri Office was


mo'st o: the staff, will be worl]?- om as early f In the; iporning-


■been little In / 'the, jvay Christmas.'mall, the first .the uSual ■


after filne o’clock .at' Pigbt I Althoughgs yjef 'there hfis,


pfornlng-unril Father Chrlstmaa from' hops} , letters as lt stamps frierq. request letters |ip:


During the , irush , perlrifi, as ;,,fqu!r,


/prevlohs.yqar.;'


a refed, showing an'increase o r about .'six per cent, bn the


' particular, |;!day! when -36,000 ''Items, passed I through' the , electrlcalljj-operated' - franking '.mach}ri.e, iwhiqh .leoupts; the


ii An:all-time!" record for the : town for p iridlvldual day’s .post [was established on one


A sympathetic official told an ‘'A|dvettlser l and' Times”


/trie' Queen Nurse Hatte: ‘very pleasejl medal and success


Ih^presei


; I For the p: Haitersley; district of


Reived from Queen e Queep Mother,:


dal of the Oiueen’s pistrlct Nurses. ■


A total of 139 nursek from


it I St. James’s, i presented If or 21


of the country award . i at- a


mtlng the award. Mother said to


sley. that she was’, to present the


wished [her! .every


labt l9i years, Nurse has.kerved ]n the,


Blmonstone and Northtbwn. , Sabden, ' Read,


^ ha'Vfrt” a more wl: December ■ 'and district still coptlni e: ■gardens rbs Indian sum:


ALTHOUC:


daisies In few com danger that warm weatlj- and bulbs too early all the mi frosts later


But whl P 1


Roses Still Bloom H colder ' winds


CHRISTMAS GIFTS


1 SEE OUR; DISPLAyI • WRISTLET WATCHES SIGNET RINGS'!'


COMPACTS. ' CLOCKS,! /ETC] AT PRICES TO SUITi ALL-. - ! ■;


OF LADIES’ & GENTS* : FASHION ! JEWELLERiY, NSQN LIGHTERS]


i 20,. CASTLE' STREET - ' CLITHEROE CAT ,ows


'rireateried to bring .touch. ;tp .the


sjjene iri Clitheroe trie mod spell s, and irt! many


es; still bloom ’ in iner temperatures.


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