M i - .1. .. ) -■ i l l ' " t.


'iG 'r ;


INT


liee of I or a ^gency


£wcr- iit be


iNoflfi- 1 1952


pr sne, Tcented


aged aged


lfy: p . ;!


ICIANS II) rate I ly Inctrlcal Road,


llerred. : It farm


l-orthy, leqd. i'lclty, I


annles i Ithoroe ?


MEMOR


GRApTK, iMARBl.E, ^TONiE 0will, be


Sondjfor our siilection of designs and prices. You p aced under gallon


anxio is|' to help, I and fihd ui w .


GREAT e :onto;


Pfa.i ci .m i l


R O £K TAL MASONS,


Lettering and ReJiovations.


k|b«irn Roa^ flARWrioD


Pl^one 1164. |


fcdge of Iwrltiiic > t agg I femalt


I Is sub' iHealtti Regu-


Irees tc Irslglgc


I expert 1 name;


iipital Itee.


fFlCE. con-


I.UE ori ■ A."


TA JR


3 [engagement 1,, between John,' only and Stret Elalt: Mr. roy.


HtULDSWORTH-


And Mrs. E. Ye Queensland, A


Mrs; F. Hould t, ■ CUtieroe, e. youngest


ENGAGjEM^NTSp | YELL^ND


son jOt Mr. ■ i .worth, 'York


announced


- land, I Kingat r stralla.


i MARRIAGES


On the 15th October, ton I Methodist Chi rch, Rev.l James I Wright


ot Mr. E. Catnle : Mrsj Carnlej of D


iPadihatp, to Dbuls daughter of ! Mrs, late’!' Mr. E. I Incej,


CARNIE—INCE J ! | at waddlng- , , hy the


Garfiens, Waddingtojn. IRUBYi WEDDING


STARKIE-HALL — tlonb and best wlspi


: and! Dad on your anniversary.


—From Ruth, daughter Dorothy


DAWSON.—On SK lrden,[ i


Jiornlnga


lings. ^ Xing cx- lo:|:Mrt. Pendle


|on:'pro- Eagle be.l Tel.


J Female l-ticuIaTs lary re-


|n t with trans-


Tlvertiser


I'ates of Ion i for


LE AV Y reqd.


V l y I i n


LitaL, BURfl.


Jervice.-j-


|e Secre- perlence I of ttyo


LMatron, aeroe,!


|URN,


|w House TAL,


[pension pay.-


miking;


J or noh- ll board: psiouable


ng Sun-


able [to ' wages ihdu+s,'


or In at the


P. 'E t ^ ' Knowles, qdT^forhomp;


wagta hours.


brthond- I good


Ince and the ot


Hilda:


nnd the late :yden


James, son


Street, secohd-


Sprlng


,es toj Mother ■uby wedding


Congratula- Geors e and Granld-


DEjATH S Octcl


Maiiy Ellenj t: the* late Jam aged 70 years. Bartholomew’s


—Ehq.: T. ^ Boltou-by-B(


he e: IS Di,' Intel


BoUqi to-day (Friday)


DRiVER.-On at [ 62, West! Martha, the Wiyiam Drlit Interred at on lOctober


Chu- at


(iwlan 1 R 11)


—Bennett. Tli 582.


it. Mi: th.-'


er, a bel( el.


MANWELL.—Ob the at the residence o;


Octet Vir


jdest sister of wsoni Tetlow, rc :rment at St.


oblnson.i Tel. 213.i


1 pan.


her 18th, at n-by-Bowland.


h,‘ Chipping) I


I'-' ■


Qved er 15th 1955,


Cilltheroe 81:f|6/


- —The Scalte Fu Tel. Clithene


SEDjGWIGK.-rOn October, 1955, at Farm, WhitevYell, I ilov^ busbqqd ot Sedgwick,


■ e


Int ■rred ■ a t-Whitei veil Church on j


—G. Calveriey & $ons. [Tel. 297/ i '756.


thp 19th.


jin I


; I


WR GHT.—on the a t j 60, West Vi John, thei dParly, of [Mary Wtight a


lather ot Kathleq: laged 77 yearp. R 1 Requiem Mass at [and John Church; atfwhalley ahd W ion| Wednesday last.


—The Scale ■Teh Cllthe I


ASTON.- Diic:


Aston, who 1954, , Ever


ASTON.—In


ew, Clitheroe, loved I husband nd the beloved n and Betty, I.P. Following SS.i Michael interment was iswell Cemetery ;


oe 3‘;5.


,cle, Johh ■ T l died


— 41000 May Knaresborougl


remei Ted


Thomas Aston! Son Sun Street. ' iRS


tR u r r pET, 898


BIIOOKS.—m l afle brance of John


0. -Eric, TherUa.


COATES.—In dear Mother


IN MEMDRIAM In miemo


16th I October.' h


(Mts. M. Malcolm! Green, Mlttqn, "n Caroline Ijammo ageld 68 yeatsl, Fu “ Rbckdale”j Chapi Cremation l i t Si ■ (Fplday), 3[ii.m,


rear Whalleyl, , nd Manwell, teral from the lel of Rest, ipton, to-day


16th lOctober, her. daughter on, of Mltt6n


34 5. leral ‘ Service.


uke, the dearly the late Mary 73rd .year,


the 15th ’ of Hodder Bank


Clitheroe Co-operative Societv Ltd. ^


FURMSHlNGi DEPARTMENT V i


—l-JTyr; ... 'i ■ .!. PREPARE NOW vFOR GHRISTjVIAS


Make your Xmas spending easier, by ^^kly , ■ payments. [ — Join our Xmas Club Pay what you like


| : I


Funeral [■ Service.: 1


y of:my dear omas (Jack) October 22nd,


rabeied. rnd family.


October 22rfd, 19E4, [worthy pi: reinji —fjary, Jane and


ic


BEtiNETT.—Tl- of] my dear


died Octobd 22np


A little hearts,


Prom his [ever 9 St. Paul’s Stre


With' memorlei; A- little idornei lyith tender ‘


easui Hus I


memriry of John Ji pek), [who died


embrdnee. Nellie.' •


red I memories band.I Ell, who 194PI


■within' lour


noughts of Ipvlng [wife, [ t. Low Moor.''


ever ever


true, I warm,!


died October 26tp Ever In our


22nd, 1943.[j


Sweet are silently k


the quets


( tlonate remem- S. Brooks, Who 1949.


thoughts.


lovli g who


Of one 11 we neve^ forg


From Tom and Madge, ILewis


the pt. Qved


*i- Rita


[ihe Lodg'tj, Ho: d'en.


HALL.—Ti-eashred dear Father, A1H djed July 15th,


I In oui" I gardejn you,live w:


-From hid lovin 3 Soil Alan Jean.


For thow you I forget.


HALL;—Treasured de,ir Son.


1:5th, 1953, I j Just as


ta r 'e n s ■ S3-I 40. Wilson Street,


nory \vho


|otten.


■the R:A,P., per 24-25th,


nory Of a Richard


hters '43. ht I in


rrow,'! per hei Wife


, Wray IrthartT,


ling i-f llother. Id Dad,


neni- wno who


I ways, all A'i-enue,


|jy


aw.5ha! 71 0


pMORIES gTHln^


Whenever the need foi


tpncrall j dircijti Clitheroe or rounding area is readily


'.Shaw, 0


Jar Hilsband, |o died June I n J • t


|y , birthday Imeet.j


larket dtwe


l^lfe, ijora. ; wadfprd. .[


pbed ; Tlmei


piled femem- I and wishes In thought j


by the 35, Com- Place, line*).


FUNERR 4042 '[ CLITHEROE


^LACKeURN ACCR


S C R L E S .SERVICE


INGTON 2641 345 i ■


always modes I: I


or arises in [the s [Scales serv liable and y priced.


41. died of


-fProm hid lovi I Dad.


[ A loving


always be memoi-y,


meniorles pf n Hall, I jWho


l ith us yet, | /


_ _ memories


overj you-qeve^ andl


memories o£ our who died July


thought' in ng ! i Mother


were yoir 1


HALL.—Treasured deail Brothtr, wii f953.'


0 dJed July


Clitheroe. memories


Your bli(thda!r[i W I regret,'i |


of a 15th.


1 Brother-tn-lawl 1 Bbb, Nieces I Joan and Barbara.!


From ijls loving Sister, L'lzzle,


44. Wilson Street Clitheroe. md Father,


75. Jubilee'[Terra Cl(e. I I I Prom theiFanii Worthy! [of f


l<IGHAM.-^In Joilng memory hear Husband : ' led October; 2?


>nd, 1951. ijemembrance, ly- j ,


Of a who


a who loved you will never 1 fqrgfet.


“SMALL PROFITS-QUICK RET WILL HELP I YOUR BUD


AT — NAYY STORISS


A R M Y U f l IjTl


Branchej also at Skipton Datwen Accrington and j I


2, and 2a, Shaw Bridge Stoeet, Cl^thtroe neywopd


Men’s Wboii Gloves ......!.............. ............ 4/U a|nd 6/11 Good Quality R.A.F. style Boiler Bib and Brace Overalls


Suits .............


Men’s All-Wool Roll Collar Pullovers Sheepskin Gloves ....................... ....... Men’s.Quality Shoes ...L................... Genuine Army; last Biwts ...


Gloves .....i...... ....... New Blankets Gauntlet Giloves'' ..... j...[........


Genuine Duffle Coats


Ladies’ White Dufflei Jackets Sea Boot Socks .........j.......:. Donkey Jackets, ...../..i..-....... Men’s Rayon Gab Trousers ... Men’s Rublier Wellingtons ... Men’s Rubber Boots,


......


F;S. Wadded Quilts Navy Pullovers ........... SEaki Flannel Shirts .. Ladies’ Fahey Slippers (worth double)


Sleeveless Leather Jerkins ... Men’s Navy Blue Grade One Bus Jackets, Men’s Tweed-lined Grade One Reefer Jack


Men’s Waterproof Ti!btisers....,...|....... 11/6, Cycle Capes; Yellow and Black [..... New Oilskin Camouflage Macs ] ...i........


Youthrf Strong Wellingtons.....i Officers’ New Greatcoats


Officers’ New Riding-Mac^..................... ..... -i only 65/- Men’s Fawn' Gabardine Rainco^ i .. ............p.. 59/6 Men’s Uitibln Wool GabMdine Raincoats ..j......|... 84 -


Men’s Riding Macs ....J.,.,.......... . Ladies’ Raincoats, Ch®®? ....... ...... ........ 25 X;


Ladies’ a n d .Gents* Rubber-hncd| Rtocs Men’s Black and Brown Shoes ................ ...21/6 to 39/6


: it


We stock aB youi^ requirements to WARM and DRY.


Boys® m d ^ ir is ’ Navy Waterproof Macs.. H/6 a:id;p/6 ke^p you


11/9 apd.15/6 59|6*and 79/6


. ,


31/11 18/6 17/6 17/6


39/11 .34/-.;


./: 13/11,17/6 ahd 21/6 [ 10/11, 17/6 and 29/6


. 12/6, 17/6 and 19/11 !


95/-ai^d 135/- 47/6 4/11 ■


47/6 I 24/6


19/11 a


Id 21/6 ! 15/11


. 25/6; 12/6 :


ets ... 27/6 i 13 6, 23/6: 18/6! 12/


. only 25/- 6:


16/6 i 12/6 29/6:


(3|rifflR0E'| OCT(®0t f Affi I j


-will be,held-


ON |the reg^ ation ground I


I (ADJOININja BAS WORKS)


Tq!nIGHT, FRIDAY, OCT. 28th TO-MORROW, SAT., OCT. 29th


AW MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st i:


:—^ ' — pleasure Fair BATES’S /


J Will Attend With 11 ■


T: ' ‘ - 'll . ■ ; *


i Dodgem Car Ride I Children’s Novelty .Rides ’ Shows and Games


The: whole briUiantly illuminated at dusk ■ r ' BOROUGH OF CLITHEROB LOCAL GOVERNMEOT “QUIZ


: A “QUIZ”^will be held at the Town Hall, MONDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, Questions are .invited from members of the


on, Council Topics, and skould be placed in the Ballot Box in the Public Library^ : Church Names and addresses need not |be given. If qi ■are sent by post the envelope should be marked “Quiz.”


Questions should'be handed in as soon as possible


NORTH - WESTERN GAS BOARD


A COOKERY


Demonstration ' will be given In :


GAS SHOWROOMS Castle Street, GLITHEROE on


Tuesday Next, Nov. 2nd. at2-30p.m'.


I j , c j


Sportsj and S' )cial! 0ub JN[)


JUMBLE


and: POU I at th


OLD^CHOOL,


To-inorrow I ai(^2rl5


public sealed Street; stions


( k i u :


^ S ” and I


Arnold, Edna. memory of a


died October


memories. and


N.Z., Family, mi|n


will and


. ■ ■ II . — ! I - ■■;


GOODS I l J-OWED o n FIRST PAYMENT Spend £1


20 WEEKS MUTUALITY CLUB .......Pay per week for 2Q weeks


Spend £5 ............. Pay .ii/- per week for 2(J) weeks


. EVERYTHING YOU H5QUJRE.,JlOR PB£^iENT§-<_. Toys of all; kinds for all ages, Fancy Goods, Mirrors Fireside Chairs, Ironing I Tables, Musical Boxes, Rugs i ' Display Cabinets, iCte.


| ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT


Table Lamps, Light Fittings, Electric Blankets,! Kettles Hair Dryers, Fairy Lights,] Electric Razo4 etes.


PAY US A VISITi-SEE FOR YOURSELF Lancashire County Branch N.F.


ANNUAL COUNTY AND WHIST DRIVl


WINTER GARDENS—BLACKI THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd,


Tickets and information about Local Branc Parties from 10, Cas,tlei Street, Clitheroe.


r


OOL 1955


TICKETS (Strictljj limited) 10/6 E/^CH


n (loach Tel] 143.


U. ■ 1 GLITHEROE BOROUGH LABOUR PARTY autumn FAIR ' ST.: JAMES’S [SCHOOL, CLITHEROE;


tomorrow (Sat.), OCTOBER 29th, 1955 at3-0p.m. i


, otener: l Chairman; MRS. E. BtJSH, J.P.


Numerous Stalls with!, a ^ujide variety' of floods to suit everyone! at reasonable prices


M T(e^t Teais |: IV.'


.at 3/- SHARPLES, Hon: Sec.


THE HALL' LOWERGAtE


HALLOWE’EN BALL TONIGHT.


i ! ■


8 p .m l t o l a ,m . [______


^ ■ ' ....______


eric j^HWORTitf’S music makers NOyELirY PRIZES 1


------—i . fairy I^IGlltS


Refreshments by •Canale Light in the Witches Den-- N.B.—Admission by Ticket Qnly


. obtainable from members of the Catholic Gnls Club at !- I.;


3/6 each, RIG;HT OF AD/VIISSION RESERVED


' ADMISSION k ; -


THE HALI^, LOWERIflATE GRAND


SALE OF VitMK Saturday^ November Stii; 195^


■ In aid of Church Restoration Pjund, on - ' To be opened at 2-30 p.m.j by MRS.lF. HQON, of Penworthara supported by THE MAYOR AND MAYORESS of CUtheroe


STALLS OP HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FANIJY GcjoDS ; f iAKTW, SWEATS AND TOMBOLA Sale continued until 6-30 p.m;


Admission 6d. Afternoon


ALL HALLOWS, MIlirON Tea 1/1 id.


ANNUAL MEN’S EFFORT


HOT-POT SUPPER, WfllST „ _ _ L , aND .— .I; i ,


DOMINOES and DANC


, on FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER -|th in the MITTON INSTITUTE


Supper, 6.30 p,m. Whist and Dominoes, 8 p.)m. to 10 p.n|. > DANCING--10.30,p.m.to 12.30!a.m


ADMISSION 3/- - Children Half-^*rice ..........


w, Clltheroe, wife lof


,ed 69 years, ry’s Cemetery


T iilhii


ind Patricia daughter of


. . , ||. i iilliii 3iiiiiii


r'oBERT^WaK ’ JOHn “ I uNd“ "dEBRA PAGET® hunter in PWhitE feather." Cinemascope. T e c h n to to n ^


CINEMASCOPE


- Week: commencing October 31st. 1955


MONDAY to FRIDAY a t 7-30: [SATURDAY, a t 2-15, 6-0. ^ all WEEK


WIDE SCREEN and 8-.15


S hE'S even more exgitinq in her N ^ ^ITl •Gorgeous,Grocc|/fel(y tops her t^mph^ , wilhapolher glamorous performance} J


M-G-M'i ACTION PACK PIUMii in Ibe WILDS V ol SOUTH AMERICA


ED L .'V STEWART I ■


GRANGER KELLY


GRACE PAUL. [ i . DOUGLAS


JOHN ERiCSON I


Wiitlan M


ARION l.h0 Scietn byl IVAN uuri* mo «n ivyBb«i.r ’rS,'’' tdby'ANDMW > / Ptocluced by ARMO EO « «.'. WVA GFFAND D TSCH • An M-frM ptfurt V Cwt,U. *- -r r ”Z”T ,, to 12 noon and 2-15 to 5 n»ni. TOL o/. ” I ............ Booking Offiiii open daily H to 12.30, 3 to 4.30, Tel. 278. i i L obli-


FOR FIREPiACESy [


RAYBUrJ^ GOOKERS: AND 'h e a t e r s . :.i I


SEE OUR SHOWROOMS FOR ALL


GAS a p p l ia n c e s ::.


THEO WILSON and sons, ltd. ;


YORK STREET, 1 | CLITHEROE. Phone 88 Nd. 3911


UiiR l>


nftki m i<01b i ‘w id e Iso r e e 'n^


iiqjii nllhi


inim7 1 1


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30: SATURDAY at 2-15, b-u apn o JOHN MILLS. ALASTAIR ^IM in "ESOAPApE.”


fU).


Week'cdmmencins October 131str ifl55


ALL WEEK MONDAY to FRIDAY at 7.30i [SATURDAY at 2.16, 6-0 and 8.15 WIDE SCREEN FRIDAY, jOCEOBER 28, 1955 n a n mni


ELIZABETH TAYLOR. VAN; JOHNSON in “THE;LAST TIN I SAW; PARIS.” (U).


TO*NIGHT at 7.30: SATURDAY at 6-0,and 8.15 'I.


S C R E E N


Week corhmenDing October 31st. 1055.


,! WID E ''s c r e e


E I


SATURDAY at 2.15: THREE STOOCES In “STOOGES G() W iST." WI D E .


,; MONDAY. TUESDAY and: WEBNB$PAY;at. 7-3|. ' CLARK GABLE and LANA TURNER; In \


BETRAYED


tA Rtnrv 'of t.hp Resistance Movement, headed by a young dai . ■


. •' •■ ■


' THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at B-0 apd DAVID NIVEN, MARGARET LEIGHTON NOELLE MIDDLE


o ^ n a f ■ ^ ^ e s S “ Buti: the death rate of his men 'to):, alarmingly. ■ • • ,


e-devllireases ( U ) .


8-15 r :tON in


He was DODulai* with all, except; his wife and his ponm Officer. A soWlerrf distinction, was he also a conjmon thl^


CABRINGTON V.C.^andlng SATURDAY at 2-15: WHIP WILSON in “GUN SLlNGEIiS”


i Booking Office open Men., Wed.. Sat., from 2 to ,4 n.m. Tel. .147


Clitheroe and District Agricultural | So^i SIXTH ANNUAL |


SHOW BALL i In the I ;■ KING /LANE HALL, CLITHEROI


Friday, Nov. 18th,! 1955 The Grosvenor Players


■ 'Dancing 8 p.m .to 2 a.m. TICKETS 5/- EACH


-? (A). I BENTHXiviS


WASHERS —/ J tH HADIOS - IROiSS r- HAIR DRYERS


LEYISIONS KETTLES


FIRES, ETC.


Large Stocks To Choose From T T


BENTHAMS FOR b a r g a in s


14, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Phone 1167',


THE AMATEUR DRAMA aU B PRESENTS I


■' !


A Riotous Comedy by.Phlllp King &|Anthony Armjtrong) in the Parish 'Church j Hall, Ctitheroe


'^HERE WE COME GATHERING”


NOVEMBER 8th t- | 12th, 1955 at 7-30, p.m. each evening


COME AIJD see YOUR: old FAVOURITE


IDA gradwell; BARNARD WQOD. RAYMOND GRICE. MARGARET HOGG. DOROTHY LOFTHOtJSE JAMES HOLT


ARCHIE DEWHUijsT ' I BRENDA DAVIES AMBROSE VEEVERS


in another rollicking play i PRODUCER: , J.,A; BARNES Reserve Seats


- At Pan^dora’s Box, WeUghte, Saturday, Noi 10 a.ra.f-5-0 p.m., and following week.


PUBLIC BOOKING: At, the. Pa Thurs. and Friday next,’


CLITHEBOE AMATEUR


OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY


VIKTORi! AND HER j l im R


REHEARSALS I


in the


Old School, Church Brow ; ' . • .at 7-45;'p.m' / . ,


MONDAY NEXT (Oct. 31st):. FULL REHEARSAIl (Vocal)


FRIDAY NEXT, (Npv. 4th): FULL REHEARSAL .(Vocal)


G; SPEAK, Hon. Secretary


PARISH I CHURCH GIRLS’ FRIENDLY SOCIETY


CONCERT ' by' the Children and /


ONE ACT PLAY by Senior Members


To-morrow (Satarday) . (October 29th, 1955) [ at 7.30 p.m.


’


Reserved Seats 2/- and 1/6 Unreserved 17-


— ICES — [ I


School, to-morrow, Saturday, from 6-30 p.m.


Proceeds for “Quality Street” Sale


'


Downham Drama Club ' PRESENT ■[


‘DON’T TELL


THE DUCHESS’ BY JOHN KNOWLES


in DOWNHAM SCHOOL


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) ana ■ ,


’ I


To-morrow (Saturday) | i-L,


Price of Admission: ' I Adults, 2 /s Children, 1/r !


SALE STAU,


( hurch Brow (Saturday)


O.m.


; {ADimssio; ! Refreshqiente


IN 3di . .


Seats can be booked at the ! .


rish Hall, on m„ 7-30—8-30 p.m. ■ ' ■ ■■ .5th


GrindIe(on


Village Institute Jumble


an d Pound


To morrow (October 29th)


Admission 3d.


Refjreshments at! reasonable ■ charges


^iVhist Drive at 7-45 p.m.


Admission! 2/6d. (Including supper) .


S';. James’s Working Party JUMBLE SALE


THE SCHOOL


4-night, ADMISSI0:


CL IN Id.


ITHEROE LOCAL ASSO( GIRL GUIDES


Fternoon Tea THE MAYORj’S PARLOUR


WEDNESDAY NEXT (November 2 id, 1955)


2-30 to 4-c 0 p.m.


in p.id of the GOTthorpe Hall Appeal ^und


BRING AND BUY STAL ADMISSION II-


Waterloo Methodist Church


LADIES’ EFFORT Wednesday, Nov. 2nd


Lantern Lecture entitled:'


OLD CLITHEROE” Commence 7-15 p.m.


ADMISSION l/6d. Children 9d.


MO^RN DANCING EVERY SATURDAY!'


The Conservative Clob,j CUtiieroe


. . : -will now commence . . ’


7-30 to, 11-30 p.m. r, } -at


FOUBrPIECE BAND ADMISSION 2/6


.1


(lncl;idlng refreshments) Clitheroe Branch


omen’s Uniomst Assoc.


A MEETING will be held In the


CONSERVATIVE CLUB on


Tuesday Next, Nov. 1st. at 7-30 p.m.


Speaker: [ - - Mr. Tipping | Subject: "ARMY LIFE” ' . I r


at 6-30 p.m; FRIDAY


Sale StaU


(Saturday) at 2-30. I


Unreserved l/-i Wed.,


■i • ‘i I


LoAk


Eyenbg Wear your


DOUB LE-BREASTED DINNER SUIT


Beady I to Measure, with all accessories


4 - i SEE WINDOW


FRED PRf(|E


READ & CO. LTD. TAllOHf AND OUrmTEBS


9^ IMURKEI PLACE CLITG EROE. TeL 68


THREEPENC wear or Made t(


best In the new


I I'J


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