WHITEWELL, Nr. OLITHEROE. ;


HIGHER WHITEWEa FARM. T. 8ILVERWOOD


Sale (f the entire valuable


FARMINd MACHINERY „ AND equipment, poultry HUTS.


(Llveitook previously sold)


JOHN H.‘ 8WINGLKHDRST, A.R.I.CS., A.A.I. /


BYM FACIL


G f u l l U S E WE OFFER Auto-Electrical Service DYNAMOS, s| a RTERS, i f S, D I S T W TORS, WINDSCREEN WIPERS, Etc. NEW OR ^


gonditioNeo units in stock, any maki OF VEHICLE RE-WIRED BY |XPERTS. NO GUESSWORK'.


WE CARRY TYRES IN IS AMONGSl


lY


fyre Service i FAR THE; LARGEST STOCK OF


n r i :


i s DISTRICT AND (j)UR SERVICE THE FINEST IN TFE COUNTRY.


WHEEL BAL. HYDRAULIC SCALING - TRACK


' FIRST WITH j^CING -— SHOTBLASTING


t y r e c h a n g in g -1 p n e u m a t ic WHEEL CAMBER, CASTOR, AND ADJUSTING EQ U PM EN T ,


. DAWSON ITD.


Primrose Garage, CHtheroe 1883/884 (Two l|ies)


O F T H E


Is Instructed by T. Rusbton. Esq., who Is declining larmlng. to con­


duct his Second Day's Sale as ■ follows'


(with Medium


Standa


Nicholson Combined Side Delivery and 6ft.| Swathe Turners Black- stone side Delivery; Nicholson Horse Rake; Peatherstone Mid. Mounted Mower for Allis "B"; Macormlck, Deerlng and Bamlett Mowing Machines, fitted for 'Ikactor; Land 'Roller; Stone Lawn Roller; 12ft. Chain Harrow; Sledge; Turnip Pulper; Bamford Corn Crusher; Brooks 2h.p. smgle-phase Electric Motor; Higgs U-b-P, slngle-pliase Electric Motor wltn reduction gear (200 revs.); 3 Sheep Racks; 2 Tr.allers; Llqmd Manure Pump to fit Allis ‘B 'Liquid Manure Empire Pump; Large 'W^ooden Tank Box; Bench Drill; ladders; Lister Circular Saw; Wolseley Electric Water Heater; 3 Fulwood Units with 2 spare buckets; complete Dairy E q u lp ln e n t ; Cooper Stewart Vacuum I Clipper; 2 3-sectlon Pro- vender . Bins; 36 Cow Buckets; Forks, Rakes, etc., and a very great quantity of other useful


IVlCUlLlilA (as new): Lister 30ft. Elevator;


ftems; f POULTRY CABINS (all sectional)


Cabins Wft, X 10ft.; 5 Cabins I2ft. X 8ft.; 1 Cabin 24ft. x 12ft.


One Cabin 31ft. x 15ft.: 3 THE SURPLUS FURNITURE, Etc.


constitutes a sale on its own. and Includes [ Antique Oak Table, ^ o p leaves; Antique Dark Oak. Twin Cupboards; Antique bow-fronted Mahogany Sideboard; Antique Dark Oak Fireside Chair; Antique Dark Oak Grandfather Clock; Dark Oak ' Monk's Seat; ■ -hbje; Dark


Antique Antique


Oak Gatelegged Table;\ Large Wardrobe and Drawers: Linen Cupboard and


Oak Round Tabl


Drawers; Small Antique Desk, 1711: Oak Bedroom Suite; 40- piece Royal Derby Dinner Ser^ce; Hallstand; Bookcase and Stand;, 3 Rocklngl Chairs; L^ge Linen CuP; board; IVersco Electric Washer; Sewing Machine; Single Iron B ^ ; stead ahd Bed; Electric Kettle; Carpets and Matting; Meat Dishes; Brass Pans; Wash-hand Stands, Mirrors; Pictures; D ra in s Tablra; Chairs; Fenders and Tables^; Large Selection of Crockery and Pans,


etc., etc! Sale of Implements at 12-30 p.m. ,


prompt]


Furnishings will be held under cover simultaneously, starting at : 2-30 p.m.


The Sale of the Furniture and Ca te ri In attendance. Note.4-These Implements have


been little used and are hj class condition. Well worthy of


attentlo)i. Further particulars from the


CharterW Auctioneer: i Hall Bank Farm. ^


Bolton-by-Bowland, Nr. ^ T e l /^ B o l to n j^ ^ o w la n ^M ^


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


am when the following will be on offer: 1,000-1,100 Lambs,'Ewra and Sh»p; 10-80 Cows, Steers and


MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 16tH Week y Sale of FatsMck ^'lO-gO


Heifers; 60-70 Pigs. „ Last Sales Nos.; Cattle 74.


Lambs 1050; Pigs 74.


must M given for all stock for grading]


Seven days’ notice Un writog) __^


Attested Cattle, Calyes Md Stow Pigs, followed fcy special Sale of


All Cldsses of Store


TUESDAY NEXT. SEPT. 17th Weekly Sale at 10-30 am. of Non-


LambA!when 1.500 head ^ 1 be « ^ d including H ^ e d Ew^ and' Lambs, Horned Ewes, S ^ r - Ungs, Glmmer and Wetto Xamte WEDNESDAY NEXT. SEPT. 18th


Dairy cattle at 11 am^ when 230-260 r smart young }<>“ ' “ d North Country Newly-cal^ Cows


Weekly ihl«e Sale oL Attested


and Heifers will 1» on offer,. Last Sale :N03.; 264. FRIDAY. SEPT. 20th.


picturesque Railrie and Beck—In all 38 acres. Stone-bult House of character, three Reception Rooms,


Set In niignlficently-tlmbered Infoltnal Grounds


five Principal ledrooms, three Bathroomj.l Plat lormlng self- contained Unit lOentrai Heating. Good Outbuildings. Pair of mcidemised Lodges within Village confines. ' WITH VACANT POSS^ION


TO BE SOLD 1


^YlADCnON AS A 'WHOLE jOR IN THREE IX3T8 ijess previously sold prlvafcjly) by.


SALISBURY & HAMER In conjunction with


, JACKSON-STOPS & 8TAF,


THUI AT THE


slDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1957 RIBBLESDALE ARMS HOTEL. GISBURN


Street BLACK AND STAFF, 23, irc!'


Manchester 2. { Full del


POULTRY


Hi from SALISBURY & HA RN (TelS. 6051 & 5667) High Street' Petergate, Y


Solicitorsi'l BOOTE,''EDGAR & C0„ T"


EGGS


DAY-OLD PULLETS.! ,R. x L.B., and LB. X R., £8 Beir 100. Bm.L. X LB. and WX. xfB., £9 per 100. PolntoMay PulIeU 23/8 each.-- James E. Hartley] (Sunnyslde) Nelson. Tel.


Ltd., Roughlee, Nelson 1388.


JOHN HCjl]T, Jnr.


^ c . , — Dead or Auve ‘Day and Wj/jii Seroice


Fat Horses! Bodght At Top


.8:^.(3.A. ^DKANB i l l'fiiM


i l l I I


<>'S f


For The BBOT PRICES and IMMEDIAl*! REMOVAL OP Horses, Cciws, Bolls,


'RICES ^ t p S USED


ING HEYS lFARM,


Laneshaw Bridge, Colne TEL'.! WYCplitER 200


MEDLEY PATE TEL. QISBURN SSL


)rk (Tels. 26033/4).' ^3, Spring Gardens,


TO LET


SINGLE lIghT AIRY OFFICE to let In nlcie suite on First Flewr—


Heating provided also telephone installed.-f-Apply: Steele Ford and Newton, tollcltore, Barclays Bank Chambers, King Lane, Olltheroe.


FARMERS IN STOCK


New Hydfaulii Tipping Trailer; eteal ohaetli: d n p tide boirde .


I . Shssn pi os, MlnsI, sto. £127/18/0


Neliy an^ Second-hand Mowers, Strawers, Side Raket, tto„ Eleotrla Feneart.1 Bull Tetheri, Milking Maehlne& Washing' Troughs,


14,


JER, 60, Ainsworth r JACKSON-STOPS


f nm » kwu


at Kw 10^O a.m., when a good fiown- ttl show will b© on offer. Entries


Fortnightly. Prize Sale_ A t tS t i “‘8 Sd


(3eo Sinker: 12 Good O ^ b eFM r . A. Procter; 2S ^ w t Y o u n g ]S h b r t^ te and Autumn


o hand from Huntroyda Estate; 1 Guernsey Cow due tept.. Ml


Calvers' ■ [


Last Sales Nos.: 186. Friday, sept. 27th^


i . „. anNTTAL PRIZE SALE OF DN-


C R ^ ^ S : 'S' ewes fcd CROSS-BRED HORNED


wwpis I I d ^ r i e s must he made sevm


custoniers' to he a d v l ^ oennlng arrangements made.


Tel. 325. ' r , J. W. MAHSHAIf, ALL-WOOL


BLANKETS 'All-cotton BLANKETS UNION


BLANKETS COLOURED


BLANKETS ODDIES


TEXTILES ICING ST„ CUTHEEOE TELEPHONE: 346


L A N C A S H IR E E D U C A 'n O N C O M M IT T E E I onal Exeoutive No. 6


Itheroe i •; '% Examination Clksm


ENGLISH MATHEMATiqs;


SCIENCE TECHNICAL DRAWING SHORTHAND TYPEWRITIN )


SPEED CLASSES IN SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING FOR SHORTHAND tVRISTS’ DIPLOMA


P lY tiB i


PRACTICAL SUBJECT' EXAMINATIOjli CLASSES IN EMBROIDERY AND DRESSMAklK


‘‘BEGINNEBSl’ Young or not-so-young H aro welcome and are cater id for In speolal


beginners, cla ises or by' i ........... ■•itfon.


ilU «IW VteLW ndividual tu


S IV» •••


whii PrI


'echnical School erlSession — 1957/68 Praotloai Classes


e^ils of all classes are In the


PROSPECTUS


1 can be obtained free if ohafge from the


Schiidl


ippipal of the Teohnioal or from the Borough Library


ENROLMENT rOR ALL CUSSES


WEDNESDAY — SEPT. 18th THURSDAY — SEPT, 19th ijRIDAY — SEPT. 20th '


from 7-30 to 9-0 p.ip, SESSION OPENS :J40] IDAY. SEPTEMBER 30th


“Do tuiti


It yourself’’ with expert n and advice.


W0(|dW0RK (3 classes)


EMMOIDERY & C RA^ORK (3 classes) DREBSMAKINQ


COOKERY and CAKE- DECORATION


New Members are wanted to join onthuslastio groups taking ■ part In, , "


OR()HESTRAL MUSIC BRa|s8 band MUSIC


DRaIma : ART COUNTRY DANCING


POTTERY PAINTING


LADIES “KEEP F i r and “RELAX WITH RHYTHM" GROUPS


If sufficient numbers enrol, a FRENCH COURSE will be etarted Demesne Court, Newsholme,


FLANNELETTE BLANKETS.— mowl 2 perfect White Blankets 100


X 80.39/11; 90 X 100 44/6 f<M,?-— Comer House, Klng .L^e, 011th- eroe ’


■ ■


LC.B. silver cross PBAM lor sale; good condition.—Swan and


Royal Hotel.[ 'Secretary. a ^ S&oro day of Salejto enable .


id , Fordson Tractor 1960 P.T.O. Pulley); Welger Density Baler for P.'TiO.


IMPLEMENTS


A l lT IQ U E FURNITURE AND OTHER jUSEFUU FURNI0HINO8


haifing' rkelved.'Instructions will sell by auction tor Mrs. E. Seed (removing to dwelling cottage)


THURSDAY. SEPT. 19th. 1967 HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS


Writing Bureau! (3 drawers); Small Mirror, back Sldelward; John Broadwood Gottege P(ano: Music Box Seat; Plano Stool;Two Windsor Chairs; , Snap-top 'Oak Round Table; 3-plece Suite In Red Plush; Oak. 4-leg Window Table; Three Old English gold­ framed Oil Paintings (by R. Thornton); Oak Ctorner CimDoard. 321n. width; Oak 'Lobg Settle, 6ft.; Oak Case Long Clock; Mahogany Wardrobe; Mahogany 4 - panel •Settle; pitch Pine Night Com­ mode; polished dark oak Double Bed and Spring Mattress; glass- front 'Wardrobe; stained Ward­ robe; small Chest Drawers; grained Washstand; Chest of Drawers and Dressing Table; single Wood Bed and. Spring Mattoess; Bedside Tables; Overmantel; Towel Rail; Barboia Fire Screen; large Dresser Mirror; Easy Chair and Stand Chairs; Draughts Table; Coal Box, etc. Brown pattern Carpet, 3yds. X 2iydsl; two 3yds, x 2(yds.: Bed­ side Rugs; Patchwork Quilts; sundry'Bedding; Stair Carpets; 22 piece Crown China - pattern Tea Service; 21 and 20-plece Tea Ser­ vice; other part sets; Crockery and Glassware; Cutlery; 'Orna­ ments; ITllly and iVapalex Lamps; Acme rubber roller Wringer and Stand; Wells Lawn Mower; 1-h.p. Electric! Motor, In good order; Burco 1 Boiler. with wringer attached. The above lots are numerous


Bubyant three - piece Suite;


and a very useful selection. The Sale will be held under cover If


wet.


eroe Station 10-45 a.m. and passes^ the farm; bus returns at 5 p.m.


Bounty bus service leaves Cllth- I ; : -


aI caterer will attend. Sale 12-30 prompt.


T. SILVERWOOD. Auctioneer, 17, Chester Avenue, Clitheroe, Tel. 228,


Hill HOUSE farm.


having I received instructions will sell by ['Auction lor Mr. T. Briggs


N^WtON, Nr.. GLITHEROE I T. SILVERWOOD-


(Farm sold). SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21st. 1957


40 HEAD OF SMART T.T. ATTESTED DAIRY CATTLE AND : YOUNG [STOCK


I Heifer Calf, 5 months; 10 Heifer Stlrks, 9-14 months; 10 Heifers, 2 years; 1 Heifer Geld (beef); 10 Cows due Oct. and Nov.; 2 Cows geld In milk. Cattle are young and B, and W. In colour,


6 B. and W. Calves, 4-6 'weeks;


205 FELL-BRED SHEEP AND LAMBS


Farming Machinery Implements; Three Gorund Mows of Hay. One Baulk Hay; 68 acres of Pasture; 18 acres of Unbroken Fog. Household Furnishings and Effects. Full particulars next week.


Horse; Black Gelding, 16.2h.h. Young Dog; 14 Cabins; Arks;


T. SILVERWOOD. Auctioneer, Clithefoe, Tel, 228, .


OLD "GREElNWObDS iFARM.


(LANE ENDS), Bolton-by-Bowland. Nr. Glitheroe.


T. SILVERWOOD


having [ received Instructions will sell by Auction tor Mr. J. H. Spencer,'


TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1967 22 HEAD OF SMART COUNTRY ATTESTED CATTLE AND YOUNG STOCK;


months; 4 Stlrks, 12 months; 4 Hellers, 2 yrs. ' for service; 2 Heifers (near beef): 2 B. and W. Heifers, newly calved; 3 Cows calved time of sale; 1 Cow newly served; 1 Cow due Deo.


Three Wye Calves: 2 Calves, 0 HORSE


Bay Vanner [ Mare, 15.3h.h.; 9 years; correct, good worker.


50 HEAD OF POULTRY: FARM­ ING MACHINERY! IMPLEMENTS: HAY AND EATAGE[


Full particulars next week. Clitheroe.' Tel. 228j


FIXTURES


—Sale of Poultry, Cabins and Appliances tor Mr. N. Lund, Lower Smithy Farm, Twlston, Nr.


Saturday, September^ 28th, 1957, Clitheroe.


Sale of tT . Attested Cattle, Sheep,. Lambs, : Farming Imple­ ments, tor Mr. S. Moore, Laneslde Farm, Waddlngton, CUtherie,


land, Smelfthwalte Farm, New­ ton. Nr. Olltheroe. of Fell-bred Stock Sheep, Lambs and Farming j Machinery, etc. ,


S Saturday, October 6th. 1967.— ^ n d Sale foriExors. M. T FrMk- t Thursday, October 16th. — Sale i . Cabins, etc. _ ,


Great Harwood, near Blackburn. T.T. Attested Cattle, Poultry


or ML d Vickery,, Lten inim, ____________


Attractive T.T. ATTESTED FARM FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY All that FREEHOLD FARM, known as


MOORCLOSE FARM,


situate a t Rlmlngton In the County of York, consisting .qf a Farm-house with living k l^ e n ,


front living room, front sitting room, larder, Two front Bedrooms, back bedroom, Box room, Bath-


water howls; Bam 1 mow and threshing bay; Pig sty and yard:' Brick buUt Iqoto l»x: lean w timber pig box; Brick bifill manure shrf; Engine house; Delrr (h. and c.); Garage and store p l ^ ; Two Asbestos roof Nlston Ruts 36ft. X 18ft., water laid on, electric Installed, as deep litter houses; Two Timber (lablns. 12lt,


” inrm Buildings; Shlpiton ^ g tor to Cattle and 6 Cattle with


X 8ft. and shed 16ft. x 9ft. Thursday, October 3rd, 1067.—i- ' !. _ ^ _


i C. HOTHERSA LL, F.A.L.P.A. i ' H ^ FO H R ES T .'F .A .L ,P .A , ’


lAuoiloneen, Vilueri and - Eetiti I


' 'I Agenti.


BANK SALEROOMS. CLITHEROE. _________! Tel, 95.___________ _


[ A well-designed modernised - ! Country Dwellingheuse'


j


[outlook to the slopes of Pendle [from the rear . ,


I POE SALe 'bY FRIVATE THIRTY; !


“ THE'WlLLOW8.” WOR8TON, ! Nr. CLITHEROE.


i with modern fire range, there Is a French window leading Into a conservatory (which contains a very productive vine); Dining Room with bay window, "Min­ ster " fireplace; Breakfast Room


Aocommodation: Hall; Lounge


: with Rustic brick fireplace; well- [ equipped modern kitchen, with ' stainless steel sink unit, ample ! fitted cupboards.. C o n v e n i e n t l y placed on


Situate on the highway, ;with, ' ;


WALLPAPERS,! |RU8HEI. tern Books; etc.—F.- A. Allen and


Sons Ltd.. 5, Wesleyan Clitheroe;.


[


CREPE NYLONS to r wear,—(Ximer House, King Lane. 'Clltheroe. >


New soiled


■ siflP'S CARPETS qondltloni'


carpets; /Now in stock: 6 x 4. 6) X 4, 5) X 3), 5 X 4. 5 X 31, 8 X ■ 4i X 4. 4( X 3|, 41 X 21, 4 x 4 , X 31, 4 X! 21, 81 X 21, etc., etc. Alnl


sale prices.. looking,


bargains tor


Just a word to those latge


and Carpets


Many at


3. 4


Pile tufted through. Carpets from £ 6 /f0 /0 ; |f s; 3’s from £12.


Please ] Note.—No connection with any door-to-door canvasser.


T A P iE L L & WEST, "lithe Old, Firm," Opposite New Inn,


89, LEEDS ROAD, NELSON. ' Also at


.


: the half-rise of the stairs Is Bathroom iwlth panel bath, shower fitting, washbasin and low flush W.C. ■ Above are Four Bedrooms. The Property Is in an excellent


state of decoration. ; There Is a garage (20ft. x 12ft.); washhouse With h. and c. : Coal Store. Small Garden, Mains Electricity and Water. The Site Is Freehold. Rateable


Value &0. Vacant possession November. , To view apply:


Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. Tel. 95


HOTHERSALL & FONRE8T. F.A.L.P.A.. 1


,


)POB SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY The Semi-Detached Residence


No. 11. MOORLAND AVENUE. CLIThEROE. I


Pimlico area and with a rural outlook. ! , Brlok-bullt, pebble-dashed and


Off the[ main highway In the


Porch; Hall; Lounge with bay window; Dining Room; Larder; Scullery Kitchen, fitted stainless


with red tile roof. The Accommodation comprises;


steel sink unit with tile surround; T7aai* 'PnrpTr


li


Bedrooms,' Bathroom and separate W.C.


tor Garage.


Excellent Garden area. Room ,


On the' Upper Floor are Three •


.


Value; £26. Annual Ground Rent; £3/1/10.' i Vacant PjissGSsion on completion.


All Mains Services. Rateable


To view apply; HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe, Tel. 95.


WEST BRADFORD, Nr. (llitheroe. Country 'Dwelllh'ghouse knowii as, "Rose Cottage," West Bradford. Large secluded Garden; pleasant o u t l o o k . Comprises: Sitting Room; Living Room;' Bathroom with Bath and Shower; Scullery (h. and c. water); 2 Bedrooms. Outbuildings Include Washhouse and Store suitable tor conversion to Garaga with side road access. Mains Services. Freehold, R.V. £14. Vacant Possession. Viewing by appointment only with


Auctioneers and Estate Agents, ; Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe.. ' Tel, 95.


HOTHERSALL & FORREST, "—*


No. 31, LITTLEMOOR BOADi A stone-fronted, terraced Dwelling- house In a pleasant situation irith open aspect to rear. Accom­ modation: Hallway: S i t t i n g Room; Living Room, tile range; Scullery Kitchen, w.p. sink (h. and c, water); Larder. Above are Two Bedrooms and Bathroom with Bath, Washbasin and W.C^ cylinder airing cupboard. Yard at rear with usual offlcee. All Mains Services. Annual Ground Rent; £1/10/0. Rateable Value; £15. Vacant Posseaalon. , ,


No. 26, KIRKMOOR ROAD.-A stone-built family DwelUnghouse


with palisaded frontage. Accom- modaflon: Vestibule; Hallway: Sitting Boom, bay window; large Living Room; modem tUe range; Scullery Kitchen, w.p. sink !(h. and c. water); Larder. Two Bed­ rooms; : Bathroom with Bath, Washbasin, cylinder airing cup­ board; Loft Boxroom. Yard!'at rear inth. usual offices. All Mains services. Rateable; £17. Qromd Rent: £1/7/6. Vacant Possession.


To view the above Propertlte ! apply:


HOTHERSALL & FORREST Auctioneers and Estate Agenti.


Bank Salertome. Glitheroe. Tel, 95. By A. E. JACKSON. F.A.L.P.A


SAWLEY, Nr. CLITHEROE, YORKS.


Sale of a most desirable Attested Dairy Farm with possession: Spring, 1968, situated at a well-’ known beauty spot In the Rlbble Valley, adjoining the Sklpton to Clltheroe highway.


A. E. JACKSON, P;A:t.PJl.


has been Instructed to offer for sale by auction on


SATURDAY. SEPT. 28th. 1967


IN THE SCHOOLROOM. SAWLEY ] at 3 p.m.


subject to the conditions to be then produced and read, .


SOUTHPORT HOUSE FARM, SAWLEY, Nr. CLITHEROE


TOGETHER WITH 64 ACRES OF RICH MEADOW AND PASTURE LAND, well watered and all In a ring fence.


farm house is In excellent state of repair, tastefully decorated and has all modem conveniences and contains; Sitting ■ room; Dining room;


The beautiful detached period ^ ^


LAND:— comptltes 21 acres or, thereabouts of Meadow and Pas-,


^ 'ro e House and Buildings, have electricity Installed o n a term of £45 per year. Two years to run' there Is a Free water supply to the House and Buildings.


Rateable. Valiie: £14. Tithe rent charge: 11/8.


Ingten, will show the farm further particulars from;


' The owner tenant, Mr. O. Titter-


T. SILVERWOOD. Auctioneer, 17. Chester Avsnus. Clltheroo,' Tel. 228.


GISBURN AUCTION MART j TUKDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th


•Sale of 160 Attested in-calf and Store Cattle, Prize Sale of Bulle


J


and Bull Stlrks. Sale at 12 noon.


Newly-calved ,_Cows aud practically all [shown by local farmers and breeders.


being upwards of 160 F a t Cattle, iW Fat Sheep; 200 Fat Pigs; 300 faUVAfl


Judging at 10-30 8,m, Ballot a t 10-30 am. prompt. Sals at 11 am. prompt. WEEKLY FATSTGCK


.Pat Pigs; ,2 pm. B h e ^ ; . Sale of Store Poultry.


must.he peimed bdoro 1()30 am. Sales by Ballot: 10-30 am. CMves; 11 am. Cattle: 12 nopn


Grading at 8 am. AU stock


Sale of, 160 Attested In-call and Store Cattle. Prize Sale of Bulls


. TUESDAY, OCTOBER Jet


and Bull Stlrks. ;__ RICHARD TURNER & SON, Auctioneers & Secretaries, Benthmn..


i


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th WEEKLY SALE of 360 Attested


or .


All that compact holding known as


Free delivery' Closed Tuesday.


No. 15, BELMONT BRIDGIE. 8KIPT0N. •


UMBRELLAS, at low prices':^ , Corner House, King Lane.


ROBBIALAC G0L»R|2BR, 999 shades.—F, A., Allen and Sons Ltd., Weeleykn How, Clltheroe.


DULUX - IdU L IT I .-F ull Tange obtalnab o; .at F. A. Allen and


Sons Ltd., Wesleyan Row.: Cllth- eroe.


j ' _____________ CORNER [HOUSE (or Cardigans.


NEW TIMBER tor farm jobs, etc., ■at reasonable prices; quotations free,—P. [Hardman, Brook Bottom, Stonyhurst. ;___ ^


________


RUSBRIDGE tor high-class DIA­ MOND REPAIRS Of all kinds; sat-


MEN'S SOCKS.AND STOCKINGt; do not shrink; stocked In 5 sizes at Corner House. Clitheroe.


LUXOL - VALSPAR • DURADIO Full range [ obtainable at F. A. Allen and Sons Ltd., Wesleyan Row, ClUheroe._______________


special! OFFER.—White Dormy Blanketd '109 x 80 £2/12/6 each; onljl 12 I for sale.—Corner House, King Lane; Clitheroe.__________


who (have In stock a full,range of all models and Implements, (hop Spr^ers, Manure. Spreaders, a [ood selection of re-condltloned iractor bargains in David Brown, President, Fordson and Ferguson.


THE MAIN DISTRIBUTORS FOR DAVID BROWN AND Ipresident tractors


•Isfaotlonl guaranteed.-24, King William Bt., Blackburn, Tel. 7920.


and odd slzad air'Sizes.


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL DEFECTIVES


LANQHO. Nr. BLACKBURN


PROPAGATING. GARDENER reqd. "Wage £9/1/0 per week: of 48


Candidates must have a sound knowledge and .experience of all aspects of indoor and outdoor gardening, Including greenhouses and frames;' and must have a


hours. (Note: The standard of working hours is to he reduced to 48 hours'on 1st October, 1957, end to 44 hours on- 1st July, 1958).


'


( .M jK e your lelection '•'■■Ml »fool«


, generally. No house available. Accommoda­ tion provided for single man— £2/9/3 per week.' Ancillary Staffs Council conditions of service. Pensionab.e post.


sound I knowledge of landscape work and the maintenance of shrubs, borders, lawns, bowling greens and ornamental grotmds


Further details from the Secre­ tary at the Hospital to whom applications, giving full details of experience, s h o u l d be addressed.


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE


APPOINTMENT OF ARTICLED PUPIL


Applications are Invited tor tbe above appointment under tbe Borough Engineer, from, youths who have obtained the General Certificate of Education In English, Mathematics and either two , science subjects or one science subject and a foreign' language. Salary will be on the Higher General Division scale (£230 to £560 p.a.) and the suc­


Wreath! ana all Floral Triuuts. expertly made to order on orn oremisee


' -at barkers,


WHALLEY ROAD NURSERIES ' CLITHEROE.


The Castle, .


Applications rihlch must be accompanied by two testimonials, should be delivered to the under­ signed In a plain sealed envelope endorsed “ Pupil” not later than, Saturday, September 28th, 1957. E. B. SNOWDEN, Town Clerk. [ ;


CLITHEROa 13th September. 1967.___________


EDUCATION COMMITTEE _ Divisional Executive No. 5


LANCASHIRE


MalU District agents' lor Simplex Milking [Machines.


For all the! spares and a unique and! specialised service see the CRAVIN motor CO. LTD,, HIGH 8T„ StgPTON—pfaont 2221


MESH NYLONS, all sizes up to size U lnch,!4/n pair.—Corner House, Klrig Lane; Clitheroe.


______


SECOND-HAND DIAMOND Rl..^ .. Large stocks £5 to £100. A few specials; large S-stone £18/10/-.. Very fine i single stone £25, an-! other one at £30 and £55. Perfect 3-stone at £36, £37/10/-, and £55. —Holts'The Watch Specialists, 6, Penny Street, Salford, Blackburn;


SECOND' HAND SUPER GRADE CARPETS, Showroom use only, as neff, 4 X 21' yds. £21; 4 x 3 yds. £25; 3}lx,3} yds. £31/10/-; 3 x 3 yds £19/10/-. Just received a batph of I Belgian Repro. Persian carpets.!very hard wearing. 3 x 21


7ds £6/19/61 3 X 3 yds. £87l0/-; J} X 3 [yds. £9/10/-; 4 x 3 yds. £10/15/-.—Holts, B, Penny Street, Salford, Blackburn


CORNER HOUSE for Value and selection In EIDERDOWNS,.


RUSBRID'GE-^You can choose any article in stock—Watches, Clocks, Rings, Cutlery—and pay tor It weekly.—Husbrldge, Jewellers, 24, King William Street, Blackburn.


LIGHT TRAILER CHASSIS tor sale; complete with axle and wheels.-L-Apply; 12, Klrkmoor Road (after 7 pjn.).


DOHMY [BLANKETS and Vantona Bedspreads i and Quilts.—Comer


House, King Lane. Tel. 663.


M.C.B. “ SWAN" MAROON PRAM (with chrome fittings) tor sale;


tiser and Times,


excellent condition. Also new baby clothes. Sell together or separate.—


Parson Lane.' Clltheroe. _____ ^Wrlte: ^ x Dl, Adver­


ACME WRINGER for saj®: sink clamp; i as new.-S'-Apply: 32,


"SHEPHERD’’ [Pure Wool Under­ wear tor ladles and men.—Corner House. King Lane. Clltheroe


TWO PEMBROKE CORGI PUPS tor sale; reasonable.—37, Shaw-


brldge fe e e t, Clltheroe.________ REMNANT SALE


Suitable tor Dress and Blouses. THURSDAY, 19th SEPT., FRIDAY. 20th SEPT.,


of Jersey Fabrics j 4 o.hir^/ p.m.


SATURDAY. 21st SEPT., 9 a.m.—12 noon


B.H. TEXTILES LIMITED. i ALBION MILL.


WATRR ST„ GT. HARWOOD CORNER HOUSE for Comblnatlona


“ ALLWIN” INVALID FOLDING WHEELCHAIR tor sale; £2.-- " Gatesgftrth," Uttlemoor Road, Clltheroe.


MODERN COT TAGE for sale ai (Jrindlflon; 3 Bedrooms, Sitting Room, ^ n t ry , Coalhouse, Outside Washhouse. — Write; Box D4 Advertiser and Times.


'


LADIES’ NIGHTGOWNS: w„ um and 'X.O.3. — (Ximer_ House bottom! of King Lane, (filtheroe.


GOOD STONE-BUILT, PREM'SK for sale or to ,let (^telUe for


(slate [roof).—Apply; IW- M?®? house J Bullde r^Ltd^ 40, Park Avenud, (nitherbe, 'Ibl. 919.


workshop or garage); 49ft. x 18ft. 6ln., iM . 81n. to eaves; concrete, floor. lAlso small Store or Garage i 20ft. 61n. X 16ft„ 8ft. to eaves


Kitchen; Scullery; Pantry; 4 Bed­ rooms; Bathroom; and 2 Attic rooms. Outside Ooalhouse; Garage and Stable. Garden to front and rear of house. Mains electric and hot and cold water Installed. - . . , 'The good range of farm build­ ings comprise modem Shlppon tor 30 head with water, bowls; moderii, Dairy Block; Engine House; Dairy and Cooling room adjacent. Snlppon tor 22 head; Shlppon tor 4 with calf pen. Good keeping Barn; brand new Implement Shed and sundry other useful buildings. „ ^


c The land is In excellent state of , f f i lntment only, apply to Mr.


tor Its fertility. jn r permission to view, by


ultivation In a district renowned


Sawley. Tel. Chatbum 308. Further particulars from the


es, Sawley Estate Office,


Auctioneer’s Office, Gragg Farm, Foulrldge, Colne, Tel- Colne 360, Or'the Vendors’ Solicitors, Mewre.


Tel. 2783. THE


HELLIFIELD AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th


Heifers from Local, North Country and ScottlEh Farms, I n c l u ^ choice , consignments of _ well-bred Heifers direct from the breeder. Judging 11,am. . Bale 11-45 am.


WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW & SALE OF ATTESTED DAIRY STOCK 260 ' Newly-^lved Cows and


THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ,J9th


Shearlings and Ewes; 20 Fat Pigs; 20 Calves.Grading 8 am. Sale 1130 am.


WEEKLY SALE 0F FAT8T0CK 180 Fat Cattle; 2,1(10 Fat Lambs,


FORTHCOMINjS SALE


Bulling Heifers In' conjunotiem with LyIng-off ■ and Store (Jattte Sale. Prizes for Frieslans, Short­ horns, Ayrshires and their crosses. Entries Invited and now being


/TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th Annual Prize Show and 8: ^ of


H. BKh/mORE, Secretary.


Phone: 228 Helllfleld Secretary, Phone; 258 HeUlfleld Foreman;


Ollthtroe AdvtrtlMr Js pany Ltd., at 6, Market Place, aitia roe . Tel. *07/8 (two Unos).


Printed and l»ubuah»d 'b y ^ e


Ch^ch Brow Gardens Tel. Clitheroe 298


__________


EIDERDOWNS.—2 sample adner- downs^^rtth matching Bedspreads: real diwn; blue and rote; genu­ ine bMgalns: worth doume.— Cktrner! House, King Lane, Cllth­


eroe..'!; , _______


Application forms, which should be returned as soon as possible, may be obtained from the Divi­ sional Education Officer, Educa­


tion Office, Blackburn : Road, Rlshton.


_____________ '


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL, LANGHO, Nr. BLACKBURN


GENERAL LABOURER.^ reqd. To be employed In the bollerhouse.


-to 44 hours on 1st July, 1968). A.S.C. conditions of service. Pen­


sionable post. Apply personally or In writing to the Secretary


tor aged men. Wage Rate: £8/13/0 per 48-hour week (basic) plus 3d. per hour


Subject to medical examination for superannuauon


shift allowance. ,


Applications In writing, quoting the names and addresses of two lersons to whom reference nmy oe made, should be forwarded to the Divisional Medical Officer, 19, St. James' Street, Accrington, by


23rd September, 1957.


EXPERIENCED MAN OR YOUTH read, for general farm -work; live In or out.—Apply: Wilkinson, CHadwlcks Farm, Bolton-by-


Bowland, Tel. 237.


GAS WELDER reqd. Immedmteiy; good remuneration offered in;


return tor high quality work.-— Apply: Rlpplngllles Ltd., Foul- sykes Mill, cnitheroe.___________^


JACQUARD & DOBBY WEAVERS reqa.; excellent prospects of con­ tinuous employment. — Apply:


Clltheroe. Tel. 215.


James Dewhurst Jt Son (Cllth­ eroe) ' Ltd., Shaw Bridge Mill,


KEEN YOUNG MAN with experi­ ence In retail grocery trade read,


to assist owner of good estab­ lished business; unique oppor­ tunity lor the right person; recently modernised house avail­


able. Write In the first Instance giving details of experience, references, salary reqd. etc., to; Box PS, Advertiser and Times.


REFINED HOUSEKEEPER reqd. In near future tor middle-aged


Invalid'lady; convenient


gentleman: In Clltheroe area.—. Write: Box D5, Advertiser and Times.


COMPANION-HELP tend, tor senU; ...............— anti; hrnicra*^..,


oiruiub helipJ emplivjyed^.«»»ijply2 Mrs. Procter, Carr Croft, Wheatley


mu n ng UCi Ciui/ oy>* Ap bungs


pleasarilly situated modern


Lane Road, Nelson. BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


Ever' remembered. •From his Wife.


47, Hayhurst Street, (filtheroe. IN MEMORIAM


WHITTAKER.! — liOvlng birthday memories, September 11th, of a dear WUe, Mother and Grandma, who died February 9th, 1054.


Still closer when we meet again.;


' , - 1. Railway View. BUllngton, ■ ■


WHITTAKER. - boring^ blrffiday memories of a dear Mother, Annie Matilda, September 11th; also Aunty Clara, September 23rd. i


Her life was full of ■ kindly , . deeds, ,


I F(ir Fresh Flowers


Wreaths, I Bouquets, Etc. beci0i?itive Pot Plants


John Ellis & Son 11, CASTLE STREET


i CLITHEROE Mi Imbers of Interflora


J. B, Kevin & Son. Royal Oak Chambers, High Street Chorley.


' TEL. il9


WREATHSi CROSSES, BOUQUETS made [to order at shortest notloo SATlSFACrnON 6 DABANTKED


Cowlings Nurseries


i UPBROOKS, O L ITHEROE 1 1 [ 'T E L .I 983 "',,


Olltheroe Market Tuesdays and i ' Saturdays


WraatHi, Bauauett. Cut Flower* etc. A.IPEABCE & SON


i CHATBURN NURSERIES. (Near Fandle Hotil).


- TeL'Chatburii 239. . Riildincei 29. 'T*w*r Hill. Clitherae


W m t I i s iB t u q u e t s (iUT FLOWERS


' Sincere and true In heart and A beaulllul memory left


A helping hand to all In need, ! ,; behind. ’ —From her loving Daughten


Mary, Son-in-law BUI,; and Grandson, David. Oreenmount, Barrow.


WILKINSON--in memory 'of a " ear Mend, Richard Wilkinson, who died September 17th, 1963;


Always remembered.


-F rom hlB Friend, Tbm. A C K N O W L E O G M E N T 8


BECKETT.—The famUy of the late John Beckett wish to thank all relatives, friends and neljfli- bours. alfiO ^:tlie- SaMen Co­ operative Society, tbe BiUlnfftoff and Whalley Co-operative Soclete the Sabden Horticultural Sqdew and St. Nicholas Church Insti­ tute tor their , kind em r ^ o n s


of sympathy and beautiful Ao™ tributes ■ r ^ v e d during their sad bereavement.


33.'; Moiia Terrace. Sabden.


BROWN.-Mr. WUllam F r ^ a n d and Mn and Mrs. R. Lofthouse desire to thank aU relatives, friends and neighbours tor t h ^ kind expressions of sympatto and floral tributes received to their bereavement; also . the doctor for hlB kindness.


76, W«t: View. ■ 65. SalthUl Road. OUtheroe.


greaves ' wish to express their sincere thanks to aU relatives, friends, CUtheroo Old Age Pen-: sloners Association, and Messrs. OUtheroe Shirtings for their ex- pre^ons of sympathy and florm falbutes . received during their , aad b e r e a v em e n t . , -


28. Brownlow Street • - 17. Holden Street,-CUtheroe.


WHIPP.—The nephew and niece of the late Miss X VShlpp. vrish to express their sincere tiianks to


- ' ,,


‘aU neighbours and friends: also members of the Sunshine Baud tor kindness and sympathy, no™ Wbutes received during their recent bereavement,


Bowland (Jottage, -Bolton-by-BowIand..


■ ■,


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL MALE attendant reqd. at Pen- moor, CUtheroe, accommodation


‘ing week is to be reduced to 46 hours on 1st October. 1957. and


Wage £8/3/0 per -week of 48 hours. (Note: The standard work-


A part-time-teacher Is required tor a Ladles Keep-fit Class to be held; at Hurst Green on Monday evenings from 7-9 p.m. com­ mencing on 30th September, 1967, Salary 14/- per hour.


cessful applicant will contribute to the superannuation scheme as - from the age of 18.


(Near Primrose Bridge i. /Tel. 621 (any hour)


m a r r i a g e


On September 7th, a t St. Barna. t o


iwisse^eeildde Mrs. Fells


W E S T H E A D -B Y A R D Church, Gloucester, Fred Wes hesa, WesthesH,t


er, son 'CUtheroe, , ®uly daughter of tffi CUtheroe, s i u l cK VVEDDn'-j.


(Ipngratulatlons to Annie and Dick on the occasion of their sUver w e d d in g annlversm September 17th.


EC C L LS—COWPERTHWAITE —From Mother and Dad.


Best wishes for many more hapD! years to foUow the silver wedcUnz on September 17th. '


Grafton Street._______• ■ eccles-^coWpErthwaite


“


— i Billy. Edna, Jean and ; DEATHS


WHIPP.-On. September 5th, 1967


at the Hospital, Waddlngton ^®e Whlpp, aged 85 years (late of Downham). Interred at at Helen's Church, Waddlngton September 7th.


IN M EM O R IAM


HOYER.-^ loving memory of « dear Father Harry, who died September Kith, 1052; also a deS Motoer^^ Mary, who died October


Soft]^ leaves of memory


Gently wq gather and treasure them all;


, Loved 'and remembered every day.


Deep,In our hearts you trill always stay.


' —^ m ^ Clarence and May and


BOYER .—In loving memory of our dear Parents. who died September 10th, 1952, and October 24th, 1956.


He put his arms around you both, '


God saw you getting weary, He did what He thought bat


Arid whispered “ Come to ' rest."


—From ; Daughter, • Elsie, and family) ;


, 18, Carlton Place, CUtheroe.


BOYER.—In loving I memory of a dear Father, who died September 10th, 1952; also a dear Mother, who died October 24th, 1955,


They [shared our troubles and helped us along,


If we walk In their footsteps ; we wUl never go wrong.


-F r om '' their loving Daughter, Evelyn, Son-in-law, ' BIU, at'* Orandsona, Barry and Allan.


BOYER.—In loving memory ol our dear Father, who died September


-10th, 1962; also our dear Mother, who died October 24th, 1966.


. . Sweet are the memories, sUently' kept,


Of those we-loved and never forget..


—From their ever-loving Son, Otoll, ^ th e rln e and Grand- chUdren.


12, Seedall Avenue.


DRIVER.—Treasured memories of our darling Daughter, WW, who died September 11th,'1966,


■Why was she.token, so youm , ' eo fdlr?


A baby girl came and went A beautiful treasure, butomf lent;.-'


Some day, some time, our eVes shall see


The lace we ’keep In memory. And God will link the broken ■ chain,.


—From her loving Husband, Daughter, Son-ln-Iaw, Annie and John, and Granddaughter, Susan Anne. , \


—Prom her loving Mummy and Daddy.


She was on angel God couio not spare.


,,


Mr.G.aEDON CYCLE, “ THE


33, Bawdlands, _________' _


DRIVER.—to loving memory d o u r darling (SranddaugbH Wendy, who med September lUA


1055. A token of love and rernea- branoe,


Of one 'we’ShaU never forgot Her memory to ns Is »


' ' Her loss Is a lifetimes regret treasure, .


—From Grandma and Granddw Webster.


3. -Henthom Road.___________ - HATFIELD.-to lovlM memou d


my dear Brother, John E., died September loth, 1965.


One of thejdearest, one of tw God girant him eternal r»L


11. (torporstinn Street. CUthetS ' 13th, 1944.


—Ftom 'Mother, Elsie, BUJ 1 (Aflldreu-


............. ......... ■ -'


Time shall: never dim w fragrance of his


■


7, Woodvale Road, HaU OK® piwnlTighftnl 28.


^


—Prom his'loving Bister, AU» Bob and Peter.


RYDEHEAHD.--to loitog of a dear Son .and Bwng Stanley, died In Italy SeptanW


2 & 2a., i' '


MEN’S & BOYl^'


Brandies alw at OPEN


[AW b r id g ;


GLITHEROE o H m r a E M


Skipton, Accrington DAILY 9 « 4 to 8i


Full lined Donkey lackets '..'67/6


Half lined Donkey jackets ■' - i " / i .!49/6


New Despatch BldMs Macs (worth double)


Genuinej WaterpB


Ladles’ All ! Wooll Dtiflle Jackets .....1.... .]59/6. 69/6 Gennind


^'Yestl All sizes, only ,i... 75/-


New American Annyi Bnsh Shirts


Men's I •WE are ratified by IJJ


' ’'fa c t that 6 0 , S people have displayed “ trust slhd confldsnoa ’ in


' by reouesting our aid •’’ counsel. SCRIES CUtHEROE 345


Men’s Donkey Ja All sizes


49/6


-Men’s Singlets andjTmnks ■■"■;'■! " ' 2/11


Men’s Bib and Bi Overalls


Men’s Boiler Snlt^ I m i Imd 84/-


Men’s Baincoats. from 49/11


Men’s Bayon iGabj (Tronsers 24/6, 25/6 limd 29/11


________ 1/9,2/11,13/11, Men’s Work SocU.,, ;


Men’s Fawn waterproof ; Macs.. 17/6 ... « i / u


Raincoats only 1 1- 49/11 12/ 6 '


Ladles’ AH wool DMe L.,- Jackets ...!S9/6;Md 69/6


New Bed T,Breed


Ladies’Tan Wedge^ Heel [ Shoes (UstDrlc^T52/6) - I J ^ y l2 /6 Men’s aI


New'AllI Vesd


Men’s n i ' ' , n o a ts l


I Linihl i ,£ l l /


Men’s i M5/-1


^,! Shoes If


Men’s I'Fi Men’sNd Men’s BII


Boys] Fil ;'«ey. Shi


16/6,19/6 Boys’ Fq


Ffiothalll size)


Men’s Fd Men’s Kl


Men’s Comma!


MONDAY


Cycle Ca Men’s pj


“GENUINE B; FOI


aiTHEROBi GRAMOPHC AUlpVINSE!


1 ' IcOMMENCES oil


THURSDAY' SE P T E ^E I i at 7--30 p.m. In The CHI


Royal Grammar Schoq FROSPEOnVE NEW MEUBERB I


»


MBS;'H- I. IKAY Solos by D;


THUE0DAY, SEPTEMBE :AN’Si':


'111! present ja prbl BRAIN (Horn).at ,OICA" SYitPHC


Sd a y , o c t o b p I DIET^Cai FISCHEjE-OI


will introduce SCI ^MAID OP .THE


' to


of Mr, mh of


_________


o h p io e of p(easlna- deslgni In O r r n i f e , Martle p r , Stone, and teflp deliver and ■ ereef •n .any churchyard. -


in East Lanoashire, Fecitt’a offer wide


FEcrrr bros.


MEMORIAL; CRAFTSMEN ' SINCE 1860


Wballey New Road BLACKBURN Phone 6248


(Open. Saturday afternoons)


tSS Guffi Gillian


E. CuttortJohnstone, of Stroud Road, CJloucester.


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