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Zlitheroi Advertiser & Times, December 11 19S3


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HERE IS ^ OR Shoppk


PRESENT APPRECIA'I'ED, THAN A


Court Orders Payment


Of


Funeral Expenses ■rrtWO women who arru-o.


year ago, were on Monday ordered to pay the outstand-, Ing: amount of the funeral expenses, a sum of £^5 4s. lOd., to a Bolton-by-Bowland undertaker, Mr. T. E. Robin


the funeral of a relative I a anged son; ; ’ The! funeral was, of Iss E. 4 - Hii;: Ilf !;


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f; O F - CL ■ i > -t' % ■II ■ I


HEINS R ^ I O L FOR -i


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He re’s a Grand Scl( ction of NEW AUl ’OMATIC RADIOGRAJ^S fj)r your Xmas Party •


oxcelloht doop tone. MMagnifioont., value. Only .1]


Polrtradyno i fully automatic roford ncwil854 model. 5 val*oJ All


' . BalanOe over 38 weeks. f’J'' iC\


Der afooni automatic


osit only o


...... Regento cabinet. A 59 pineas.


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A boiutifulj Changer. mF|


dcsigif. See bi lance


Also have


/ow'ffu'


once to secure., Cash 36i guineas.' .PeDOsit f r !


r icbrds. Beautiful lull deco tone. Soothlsin o *'"te the now |1864 OMCC. Only 63 guin N £7/10/0i balance over 38 weeks. Al


Superb Wj'Ry- woeihs.


Tear aualitv'radioferam at the remar ;ablo ^prico ot )eoos1t £8/2/6, balance spread over 3! weeks., Also 52:lindl78 weeks]


ipo automatic oal ..... '


radiogram in delightfu burr waliyit


. new Alb nished in windows. spread oVcrl 38


j ladiograitr with three-so oiiiautpmatio supreme! dark walnut. A c


^aah price 64 guineas. D(posit £8/15/1). ’ '■ Also 52 and 78iweeks.


"P?


radiograms ..in itoikl by>J,ilips. 8t^ Hkepni deluxe Hodeh Alba. Resontont. ^nd Regentone deluxe,


IHEIN8 HAr'“


the latgest stock lof neW purchased on


credit sale, l!i


■ I ■


wo guarantee delivery Si ! with OU" “


|INS *****!|g5 ij'\ajjograniki all can be wltp, very low ccposits.


IRllfQ g r e a t HARWOOPiW pRvSEND P.C. rOR FULL SET .day,! ■ Demonstrations in your homo


li vr : LiO I a . ’ r portablejaerial euuipmen


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' r l u i u i^ i nftwiisi Amilnmnn ’ . L'D. IADIOGRAHS FOR 29' TEARS.: HIGH l^TREET - RISHTON


riSWELL resident^ had made: the stage proper­


ties and costumes used In epe concert given on Friday night by tlie scholars of the |village! school. I


The' children—their ages


mthk m ^ istms


iiTH REDUCED 'PURCHASE PRICES lAEiE QUITE REASONAEI f m . •j[|■ •1 V.


landbA^s;: in [Pigskin, Morroep, Calf;. !nexpeh!ive but serviceable Materials ■


■ Il' i, " ■ ||£6-^s. Od.


Choice! SVallets,


li;i; 'i ! ii; Soft . Selectitn i High-quality Leaiu .


_____ i Treasury: I iNote ■ [Cases, WritiA; Vlanicure: Cases, Eru'sh iSet^, Dressing C' Cases, Schoolji Bags and Shopping TMVEL GOODS


but Hard i- wearing LAIN GLOVES AND MUTE


Sticks i jand Boots,' Chess, : Dominoes, '1 i D8rts,,etc. i.i-;


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Head Office: HIGH SX-SKI.PJPN'


H e D ^ 'B P C H E ^ T p & S O N HEROE


REE Teleph CLIT IKS, :astle street


fo Investors S' smbrs£' iiliii


Jo IA^\-rv


hiiy a house andj so th^y say is conclusive proof of the Leglrd of the ,300 jear'o|d Wishing C)vk Tree! Another couple hall a piecs of Lucky Cork sent to'tbem.b;: a


..ielat[lve;and got an emtjty hohse two [days afterwards. • ef lady in Doncaster, sent for a piece i.nd won! £3,000 on, h penny polpts pool! , -A' wife gaVe'her husband [a piece of Lucky his birthday and he:,won' !£1,500.; each of her sons a piece o f ' them! won £j4.003 in stake. If you would like furl send;


a swi


p a r t i c u l a r s , addressed i enve Cork Tree, Co Devon.: . I


ope ,to


stam ped Wish:


mbe-ln-Telgnh^i (Advt


real HORSEHIDE GAU SPORTS GOODS-[Footballs, Archetj,


Purses, ii Cases,


i^ses,: Brief; I Bags.! I


IBSKIN


NSi i : iN lets ', Hockey;' Draughts,;


also riin 23/41 to


raiiging from Jfoilr to l[\—, were: trained py Miss Leach, headmistress, [of tpe school, and Mrs! Wright.


Juniors, and nursery rhyinps,: by! the Infants, Two short sketches “Three Little :'Pigs”, and “Christmas Eye” followed;


with! songs and mime by . ‘ .The performance


gramme v/as devoted ,tp a scene from “Feter Pan


'The second half of t!ie pro­ ■ Miss M. Leach; who was


accompanist, thSnked ill w had helped to njake tpe ey Ing a success, adding thanks to the mothers,


Mr. iSarsfleld, Mr. Waring Mr. [Wilson, .who .’pad erected the stage.


spec and


Rathmell 100 W„ Lister


BOtTLAND BILLIARDS Tosiid


98 fV.'' Tomlinson


100,'E. Lister 100 D. Mason lOO W. Pye 100 B. i Robinson


scr: ■ 596 :,


.t. Bainbiidge Tomlinson:


... J. . J. Ml


H. Jacikson' Robiison 480


th ey ; bou ght house w riH


thEk J


C!lark[ ellin’


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11 Brand e IK'with


isas. ■ ' , I io; 62 and 78


jr windows.


only Powerful' on


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I TH E R O E FOR -


RUGS R il, E OUR' .DISPLAY OVERi I


Ruds TO'choose F^OM i ■ -J i ; . 1 'i I^CLUIiING ■! : ■


LAMTEX and BiM.K


Sagar,! who died i in Sl^lpton Hospital.' ! The two women were her sister, Mrs. A. Fitz­ gerald, South Shore, Black­ pool, and her inle^, Mrs. E. ,A. CoateSi, Lane Ends ' Farm. Bolton-by-Bowland. ;


POLICY MENTIONED Mr. Robinson, represented.! I


by, Mr. L.',H.:Sklrrow, said arranged Lhe; funeral, which cost more I than £50, after ,his wife had! been on thei tele-. | phone to Mrs. Fitzgeralq. Ho, shld he -was with [Mrs. Coatps when his I wife told him Mrs ' Fitzgerald wanted! the funeral a t !Read;;and WantpdJ “ the' best.” Mrs. Fitzgerald hadj also mentioned a £50 poUcyj, Mrs. Coates said: “ Youj khow what! to do, rio\y; carry on.” ' Afterwards, said Mr. Robinson,' each woman seemed to] think the other lwould 'pay thp blUj


• He !agreed wltlli Mr. |R. Iit.; Leach (Instructed by Messrp.


iRamsbottom, Llddle ab.d I Dixon), for Mrs. 'Coates, th k ithe claim arose for thlhf 1 done on Mrs.' Fltzg^aW ilnstructlons. ■ i


“YEARS AGO” Mrs; Fitzgerald,! defended Ipy


iMr. A. M. Verity,!denied hay­ ing said in her telephone con-


versa,tlon for the funeral to be at Read. “ I, | told j Mis. Robinson that Mips S'agar had, a £60 policy; years ago,” she


.added.


never' glveh any[ Instnlctloiis aboht the funeral" She ht,d sent I the Insurance poUc: which whs for ^18,- t. Fitzgerald, back.; ■ ,


Mrs, Coates said she hi.d i ' i I '*'■ but it was' sciit' Evereist Mystery t Giving.; .Judgment, Alan I. Walriialey sal^


Judge the.


jfuneral was learned out In'[a 'more: expensive 'jway than! [if


[they had known whai; Miss ‘Sagar^had. | I ■ ' 'j Mr.:'^ Leach had said - M[j:s.:


Instructions, and all Mrs., Coates had saidLwas: “Yjau,


know! what to do. Noiy carry on.” |. . I , !j.


“ I : think ap3' ; p.ersoh- would


reasonat fentitled.j:


accept them ah [Instnfotlofis That! person wduld be accept­ ing liability,” said the [fudge.


Fitzgerald had given . all:


;q ^ E ! ■


amiouncement that Mr. *■ John A. Jackson, a Nelsop


science! master,' has chosen; as a mefnber of:, the “Dally!mirs” Hijnialayan! ex­ pedition which Is'to attempt to solve the • mystery of the Yeti, or t ie Abonilnable!Snow­ man, as It Is known, recalls a visit , made by -Mr. Jackson to Clithefoei some; time ago.


one] of cliipbers, reserve EverCs: was a tlon to'.thi


It


Mr. Jackson,! who is 33 and Britain’s T pnest


St t3i i![mbi


to Sir am.


.amber of


was' [appointed' first flohh Hunt’s


past year, he the expedl-


e Garhueal Himalaya wai on tils! Garhwal


expedltioi that Mr. Jackson spoke jto ClltheroeJ Rotarlani recently, lllustra ;lrig his add­ ress \illtli sopie shots taker 'during the expecitfon.


Earlier Service Vicar ! qf i/.T. Bi


mHE ,!(Revl.


Whitewel jeld) Is asking


hls^ park hlpners | whether the presept time! • W evensqng which.! h'}, holds at 6-45 [p.m. Is reallj ;the suitable,.hour for [this country parish," witl, Its scattered fannsteads.


, It [was put ,to| its presen .


rather lite hour! ^ome yearn ago!to give farmers and the!:'!


. before going to church. Some of them have seyeral miles to. travel tc the services, and thi; "Vicar is .now wondering If p.m. woiild be more sultablet* at any rate In vllnter. The church: Itself, incident­


families the chslhce of.seelnc to their': cattle for the. nigh;


ally! sta ids on |the Yorkshlfi:; bank of the Hodder and mos ;i


OUR COUNTRYSIDi 66


pare tbf Even wqi family pi of ;ten cause, a sonieone hevf! yofi ‘I Fancy ,1 in' fashidi


TT'.is ■often


.liyays ' very old


Ortrait' album the snap, years! I ago frequent!;


en


• 'I


mi AND OtlT AND by "OUIS


TpEW bniertalners, profes-i slonal hr amateur, can


boast two ''first nlghtS”. on the same evening: but ;Mr.< Jimmy Fell of'Whalley wllbbe able to I claim the distinction


tomorrow. ■' ■ ' ' , As King Carnival In Cllth--


eroe’s Torchlight Processions, and a poE|ular entertainer at .more local shows than he will ptobably care :to remember, Mr. Fell now looks like quali­ fying as the local King Panto as well, |as| he has .writtenCand d e V1 s e'd] two pantomimes,


: which bach' have: their first performances tomorrow night.


They' are "Goldilocks ■ and


the Three Bears," this .year’s C h r i s t m a s ipantomlme at C a l d e r s t o n e s Hospital, Whalley, I and “ Little' Miss Muffet,” I which takes the stage at Nelson-street Metho­ dist Sunday School in Low Moor.- : ;I ; ' ! . , . , .


The [author! will be atj Whalley iijo play the damej in , the hospital show.' For :^r, j Fell not only writes the! n i a t e r l a l , he is confident enough to act it as well. And


hundreds of ;Clltheroe , attd district, fdlk' who have jeh- joyed his accoihplished brand:


of fun! will; testify that! his' confldenbp-Is not misplaced. .


Mr. Fell’s torchllght. partner


Mr! 'Sam, Bridge,, also, put^ aside “royal” [cares at this time of ypar, .temporarily dls-| carding his |cro^n; as Queen of Carnival,| to plaiy , in Ipcgl pahtonplme.! : HoiWlll again'be proyldlh^ the comedy In, the Clitherbe| panto at 'the,' Hdll, Lowergate,' wh^e ;“CInderella*’ takes juli resldehce over the Chrlstijaafe holMay. So popu­ lar. has this ! annual! panto how become, that Its run has now extended [to! twelve pef- fOrmarices!


!Ofil Its ! parishioners live Ip jYorkshlre,' but the whol,e i p a r i s h c 0me s t within, !thp predominantly Lancashiije iDlpceseiof Blackburn. • |


!. 'That Is a matter .of admli- jlstratlve convenience, yet tl|e 'Anglican; ecclesiastical, pariah lof iHurst Green Is part of the I Diocese: of Bradford, though


■the civil parish! of, Alghtoh,' iBatley and: :Chalgley, -which ! embraces Hurst: Green, is . wholly In Lancashire.


Always looking for ‘pew


:ways of taking the'church to i the people; Mr. Reid now has th e , Idea of .taking ■ religlpus fllih-strips toihls parishloner’s homes and'telling, the Gospel!


story, by ' means of thepe, shown by electric projectorlin; the farm kitchens! Many |of thb Whitewell .farms .hqve electric Ins.tallatlons,- though thkr Parish Church has not.


Place of Honour


■of each of- three pardons granted tp three piep[ who appeared before! the Bowland


■Magistrates some time a!g(| in copnectlpp with poacijlng


offences. ■ ' Undbir an Act of 1860, the: men were each flhed £20, t-p; later appealed piic- cessfully agahist the sen-' terlces, arid as a res ult received the Queeii’s pardon


..and a' remission of part gf their fine.!


^ \ Ope of the notices of pardon


has now.'been framed and hiihg in one of, the rooms at the Clerk’b office. ' The signa­ ture on all three pardoils has b[een written' In ink b^ the Queen'herself.


hotice Is the' slgnature df the Home Secretary, Sir David Maxwell; F*yfe.


i A t: the [ bottom of each !:


(Christmas Slbiiici At I Clidieroe


,!th'e Church choir and friends [from other' churches, I was !c'londuc;te.d by Mr. H. S. i r i ;ar t ley, whosb son, Mr., [Donald Hartley, was at the., jOrgano [ ;


IpATHER and son were ci|ioir- •f- master and. organist at p 111 h b r 0 e COngfegaypnal Church, on Sunday eVbjnlng. ■b^heh'- a large' congregation heard soiirie excellent' choral and solo-singing: of Christmas music from:, the first part' of Handel’s ‘‘Messiah.” II An aqgineiited choir of .33 ;vQii;es comprising ihembers of


'! !


! ' The principals were Hilda Slthms "(soprano),


] [Olive


Forrest fcdhtralto), ■ William Dariiell (tenor) and William pugdale (bass).


many famlUaf airs and choruses from HaA'del’s well­ loved oratorio, and concluded ■with the rbuslng “ Hallelpjah ” chorus. !


The' programme included TAKEN TO HOSPITAL


fJOLLAPSING In CUtheroe ^ Market Place, in the early ' hours of, Sunday, morning, Thomas, Albert Smith, (28), of Lea- road, Le a Green. Lewisham! ■ was taken ' by' county ambulance to Accring­ ton Victoria Hospital, where .he Was detained.


■ A place of hopour has; b^en ““ “ reserved fpr the slgpatPre of Her ,MaJestj[ the QuMn which arrived reperitly ptjhe Ci.theroe dfiftce of Mr. Wi E[ S., W. ieki Clerk to [ the i Boy/land, Miigistrates,' in Duck-strbet. Tile signature Is at thejh^ad.


LETTERS TO THE


EDI’ pERTINENl


■•eroployers' J are 'suinb as £5,'a.,v eei '0^-.their workCrf their own game


-affairs. falcehood 11 h £


mlxc


^oti make 'the:, i ri a| questibh .to 'i


profits,' and'thby mow: equally well' that .the'Tdrl ers- alone do profits..


'.'They: know sense .whatevei


g,:t: [the.! gross


■workers £5 a • we; ■they are getting nojw? Wouldn’t th a t be of:- more, practigal..value. Ithap telilhg; ■' them''.: deliberate . u n t


muhist!is' why djees muiiist; Par t e n ^ e e rh ig ; (Wqik8


Iweek''more-than r u t h s ? . I ' : - ■',■.,


:■ I ;J. : K THOIfcipSOH.I .' I


I - .! ' Regional Director,' I “WHO’S IN STEP.?”:


Econpmio League.


. tracts !frbm ' the Deanery’ Maga­ zine' !in iiwhlch' . two;-local: clergymen expressed: grave con-", cem ! a t . i '“ ,the sh'ajmeiess commercialisation ofChidataias.'’ Ann yet on the. front [page for the past few weeks there: have appeared- a' whole crop bf'adver- ti^mehts:. relating ,to Ghristmas Fawes at ; numerous churches, including,- '[,strangely,) :enough, those of the-two clerical critics.


in i Tast; WMk’s. . issue 1..of,:, the: ‘‘'Advertiser, and Times ’Vt'wO icx-


:‘a, mythioahSanta: Claus” and ■wore I “ accompanied with cake


an[d'tinsel'.’'! >r what [other reason does the


'that Of “cashing in” on Christ^ mbs. Perhaps!'thy .clergy would


cpurch. hold these events at this time of year other than


phrase . it 'lidlfterently,! but-! i t aiouhts to, the same, thing. No ohe attacks-,them for doing-so. Why then db 'they attack other interests "for doing exactly the


ing her son marching down -the street, who said'proudly: “.Look, •oiir Willie's 'the only one, in


salme:thing;. It reminds me of th e


step.” . ' ,, -V


LAYMAN.


“WISHFUL THINKING” [ Sir,-K Mr. Dgswell, really thinks,


■


that the. Conservative Party has, hpen , " split wide open" I,.am afraid he Is deceiving himself. Alas, yet another Socialist has succumbed; to the .dangers of


'i


The Socialists have'for-so long b'ebh ■ claiming that, the major


rift In their own Pqfty is merely a; r healthy! dlflerencB'dr opinion” that they have now confused th^e terms, and consider, that any mfTerence.bf opinion must there-, fore. bepjS rift. Perhaps Mr. liloswell ;tmnks that attack is the


plltheroe' area who . sflll__car^ the Socla.list flag. - Their attacks - On' the . 'Government;'■ recently",'


r S


have ' been! ihost tmpoverlshed- .probaljly because of the sehslble ijirpposais . [thEit the' Government las made. | Perhaps they, are still, ufferlng fpom the ' sdiock which Ir. Macmillan , inflicted; upon hem.' They ' said, a t; the last


jblectlon, tpatilt was impossible for liny Government'J;o build 300,000


■liovises'ln onej year;' Ydt.the Co'n- li ervatlv'e.' Government,, have done [it. Quite a blow, Mr. .Doswell. :iow about, your cries'of “ Tory ■ Varmongers ”? — are we not nearer achieving a lasting pe^ce low, than 'we were when the


:)reseht. Government took oSice? The [’Conservative! -Party I's inlted '! In - ' aim 'and' purpose,


Guided by inspired leadership. It s Ailed with- confidence of , rival


uroups—the . Attleeites and the 3evanltes4trying to plaster up’ ;he cracks ,ln the Party. ‘Their ‘very move is influenced by Its ‘fleet: upon the votes.Below the, iurface.rthe .Party remains hope- essly at 'odds; : ■ ; : !


“D.H.C." By NATURALIST \n e s i\,


musing to com vylth the new take down -th'


interesting am


■tut 'Of I ^ eyebrow as exclaims, , “ Goodnesi [


.being 6wn out; of dooi$ ns- such !as ithat” ’


. have I charfged,” o ‘


!a true pcture. of [the days when! !Mutn ard Dad| went to. school.| ! Dickens was Certainly J'an ex'| iception, but ilnlortunately wA !havq net - beeii [favoured witlir [ such ,a genius' to 'hand down ta posterity. some | of the gems o the past relating I to Ribblesdale and [ the Hoddei^ Valley.


LANTERN SLIDES


' ■ I; was other ev: had the selection lantern these ago: anc merrime member! brought


do-ahtilng Cork


two wtfBks' a A .mht(her dent dnd


merits Newton


[changes the upi outlook-


. reminded i of this thq.; ■::ning ajt Newton when opportunity of seeing'!, of' Mr.' J. Thomber,[k


W-il


llrom (he I'Older viewer!, .itselfl has no'-grea;!


:)it amongst, the youngei :the audiencl, : interesting coni-


ilides, il The majority, d ire take.ri a ‘generatio wnilSt I causing muej


walls. r 50 yeark munlcat trlpted through a photc dozen o


■dmain as (hey .were-40 W 'a!go. . 'Telegraph coir


igr.aph to-day reveals! more.


to shCw [compared 'witl i| er valley!' .The'generqi the ', trfes;- buildlngi,[


.on, however, was .,re[£' ;o an odd . line passlngj !the vUIage.' In contras


such ,a £ eld, fof no, matter how' exceptloral our i -literary o:‘ descriptive abUities may be, the; ■ often fall far short of conveying


I The ' camera I is supreme iii ; y e Changed


travel, the Dunsop-Slaldfauni road; 'had;.....the,: 4H?re and Hounds ” hotel (now Eunriyside) almost, opppsite. the ..fell .road.


' Aide-in 'tirose 'days-of'horse


ton and John Bright is insepar­ able and; from |time to time -we are-, reminded-, of : his.. -youthful adyentures I in these parts, j Here, once .again,- the camera 'comes- to our assistance, for one,.of,',.the outstanding ':treasureS shcjwri to the 'audience- concCrried’. .the abilities of [the said- John Bright, as an amateur engraver. : When John, filled with a desire to perpetuate [his name, carved his Christian name followed by B—--t, he certamly did not visualise 'the day. when'-an audience gathered in a nearby hall would:, view his handiwork, ■with pride,!'


Tfle'-',cori$eetJChr,bot)iveeri' iNew- ' i '


of Newton] we found’ ourselves viewing the various' farms and hamlet pf ■. Dalehead. | ■ The changes have been both remark­ able and iri a way:violent. The visitor- to-day cannot by .any stretch of, the limaglnatlop visualise with accuracy! the! shape of this portion bf , the [ upper Hodder. [ . . ! i . | '


From the serene atmosphere


many of' the audience okme to the fore.'|Commen(B' frotn the


It was at this Juncture'that so


; graph of :the infantiHodder with ' two young bearded gentlemen in Norfolk jackets and. :to hear them named by a member of the audience.


lecturef were quite'unnecessary as one' -slide followed ‘ another. How interesting to ■


Views of the surrounding up­ lands, farms, arid pross'of GrCet


i :■ see; a '.photo-


'fully appreciate, the) [c'oirimerits ,fif, those iwho had conneotioii- lyith the valley. Ini those days; How ,enlightening to Lsee Dalei head Church, Grange'Hail, New tjilose- etc.; now lost, for ever hxcept for! these camera records. The highlight, both for young nd old;, was .a- picturesque scene-


half a century ago that we coul'd farms . of .r^lehepc


if what riiust: surely be .'.one of he last /May 'Queens. The ;roup of .youngsters arranged .in 'rent of .the original Dalehead


Ihurch; caused. exclamations of lurprlse from the young people,


.'slides : [were ' followed by [ a , isrilectioii ,of coloured photographs irif-.l'ihe Hbdder . Val[ley.' as] it Appears in 1953. Autumn -tirits, bird life, j and views of the


-igdies.' with' their- high collars 3,nd| wasp-like waists. What riieirioiies ithat -particular sl(de must, 'have. stirred, when '[the ;irite'rvening ■' years were thrown aside, as one-rifter, the bther.| of those figures were named. i I The last of Mr. Thomber’s


,| ;


-.White, lace .frocks, : -'Vi^at a change from te-day when brief rinkle socks and the minimum o f: Clothing: is .the rule of :the day. ! I Forty': years .ago -the emphasis iwas-on coinfbrt,. which.certairily tbok pride [of place over appear­ ance. ( Except perhaps , for' '.the


long black stockings worn riy all the retinue and the ample


irhey the


LOpjp STOCKINGS foun^ much amusement hi


the ■ It :ip« *«St 1 CB *U tMin MM


Rupert Annual Dandy, Bijano


US, j f ■ ;


Tiger Tim Alinual;, I Royalty Annuals Eagle and Girl Annuals Film Annuals


' Roy Rogers Annual and a splendid rpnge of BOOKS •for all children. ^ ■


■ - |!'i ! ■;■ ! , i ■ Agent


‘yalley, ..recorded by' myself, , Cori- ! eluded ouri survey of the old and


ADVERTISERi &. TIMES OFFICE 6, MARKET PLA'.CE, CLITHEROE I


ithe-new [before a large and. :appreciatlve audience.


SEE OVR WINDOWS ’■ ■; AND ijoor


■THEN COME INSIDEi AROUND. , i


. ! jke! I '


: Ij’idge, agairj brought.fortl! comments, but it was!’nbt lujti jve saw: th® ■


wl


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complete with:various i .......J.......:.|...;.!....... .J. 36/11 .................22/6


Scale Model of Ithe fuE- ................ .!...[[............ 37/6 .


, Mechanical! Toys, Wood Dolls, Boxed| Gamei Card


■saw Puzzles; Water Colours, mably priced.! ” :


The!


sf form of defence! : ■ ■ j It is,.'however, ■ nice to know at there are some people in the


storyl of the mother watch­


Limagine! that these, Itoo, were , pieted by the .presence of


[QMS stjV


” ; 2?/6, "26/6.! [ [ I "BLANK-PAGE LOOSE lEABt: 16/-, 18/-,' 21/-, 24/6,


ILLUSTRATE!); ALBUMS ILLIJSTRATEd' iGOSE


. .27/2, 51/6! I [■ ’


iPACKETS OF STAMPS 300 for 3/3, 500 for 5/ too: British; Cblonials:'


1)0 for 1 / i 200 for 2/3, 1000 for 10/6, 5,000 for £5; 500 15/-, 1,000 45/--, ;


Gibbons’ sirnpllfied: Hatrilogue In Stock: i Magjilfying and [ Readlil j G lasses. Wallets,


Outfits, Books, Olga: :ett(; Cards, Gift[ Tokens, Glbbo'nsl !Two i ,elgi is Catalogrie, i 4/-1


58, DARWEN STRIeET


18/6.” Tweezers,


HAROLD STROUDBLACKBURN


Wishful'thinking 1 -No Party ;could b[e more solid than the' Conserva-' ve Party. :!of: to-day.:


^ c d l U OurChristmsGiiof8 are onSliow and we iotdially mVite yoiiri enquiries;


! BEllOW WE ! ILLUSTRATE A PEW I LINES WHICH :. MERIT! ‘YC'UR INSPECTION I:


1 D l “ BRAEA!


il/iCK ’ LOI


G0R| CHOOS]


T 7— 3 W A m p collectors


: l/i;.,2/6, 5/-^,: 8/6, :[2/6, 17/-. LEAF" ALBUMS: 15/-, 17/6,


Sir,-f-I. wah'surprised!, to-read I


OR QUESTION


Sib,—The Con mpnists . like, to


get I their own falsehobds. 'Well up^ With |trade union They' a|re-Spreading ■the engineering' aking ' such


th a t . they.!&avb divided'; gross profits by the ni mb ir of !workers.


- out of pach But .they give, away by.stating'


that the employ !is. io>nbt pi any. perfectly well


ask .every Corn- hot the Com- s'ta r t , an and ;;paj7: the.


I and We


FOOD MIXERS IRONS FIRES HAIRDRYERS CLOCKS


LIGHT F TTINGS DRYING CABINETS TaPl E & K oOR STANDS ETC.


ft. WEBSTfeU & SONS


77, s i .JAMES’S STREET, BURNLEY. I PHONE 2822/3766


Wbe /45K1 -! I


M , Specif I I '


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20,| . MO.OF I ■ - -Te4


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ICECREAM I GAYLOG


by ..M INIC Price 4/9


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