1 adjoin to ESSO Petrol Filling Station, Chatburn iRoad)


POULTRY PENS, CHATBURN.


having received Instructions will sell by auction for Mr. R. Oraham (land requisitioned)


T. 6ILVERW06d


TUESDAY EVENING* NEXT, JUNE|l8th, 19157


R 46 R.I.R.—R!I.R. X Hens, y.o.; _ w.I.R. Cock; 30 X bred Pullets, 8


. 77 HEAD;OF POULTRY


eeks. CABINS AND APPLIANCES


[the most EQUIPMENT, CAN (AND DO!) P^^^IDE THE


ULTDVEATE IN SERVICE. NEVER BEFORE, jNCT EVEN BY “ -


m U e full use of it - IT PAYS


& F. DAWSON Ltd. (PRIMROSE GARAGE)


WHALLEY ROAD, CLlTHEFlOE (LATE OF ESHTON TERRACE)


iTELEPHONES: 883 - 884 PUBLIC NOTICES


COTTON RAYON CREPE GINGHA CLYDEUl, VYELUS DENIMS TARTANS PIQUES MUSLINS VILENE NYLON


fashion FABRICS I SEWING


QUALITY


PRINTS MS ■ AS


PRINTS >RINTS


NOW I


VALUE PATTERNS in VOGUE. SIMPLICITY and WELDONS 01 14/16 KIN'


DDE’S TEXTILES G ST, CLITHEROE. Tel. 34«


C. HILL Ip, WADDINGTON RD., GLITHEROE ij


For all Boot and Shoe Repairs n


IN BEST, QUi^ITY Leather, Rubber, Neolite, CushaUte, Crjeiie


“THROUGH” repairs A SPECIALITY PEBSqNAU " a t t e n t io n GUARANTEED


I POULTRY AND! EGGS


LAplEi flost


sPEDI tud! Vind!ale, West Bradfrrd.


dated Scrliburl


|!REE LAND _Gilts and


d at owner’s


IS' ROSE PINK CARDIGAN ron Slaldbuin sports neld:


AT 8” UD


dles, Grlndlet ion. Tel. Chat- 3f6.


lsk.—D. 'Wilson,


RACE BOAR! at fSows accommo-


DISTRICIT - NEWS


TOSStDE ; FAjEMERS’ CIUB. - Mr. R.


Robinson wasi jlected presi, dent of| the Tosslde Farmers’ Club a t th e annilal meeting on Tuesjday. The i[ice-presldents are ■'VJessrs. R. IjVroe, G. Met- c^fe arid J. Coates.


elected chairman, presided i


■over the balance s sent id by Mr. R| Akrlgg.


large attendance and leet was pre-!


I Mr. E. W ilsoi! was elected secretary, Mr. B. Waddington,


vice- chairman, i,nd Mr. R.jAk- rigg, treasurer.


i i i ! The commlthe will consist


of ^[essrs. Robin Wroe and E. Newby. |


' , i ■ ' i ANNIVEBSAM. — Anniver-, I


sary'l services a t Tosslde Chapel ’ were well attended on Whit Sunday! The preacher was Mr. Jam^Ss Lawson, of Bentham, a!nd Mrs. J. Palrker, of Long Ifre£ton,;was th j soloist.. Miss D. Jackson, of §awley, was a t theprg'an.


l i tUNSOP BRIDGE i OUTING—Members of Bow-


lanc Forest Y.F. 3.. visited Lan- cast the the'


;r Post OflEce, inspecting


telephone sorting ofi


departments;


I|?r knsbn, Brioge,


i Mrs. Ing: i lyi


of I) the day


exchange and ce and other ifhey had sup-


at the hom^i.of.Mrs. P a r - y of Dunsop


,I .-A t the former);


invitation of T. ■Whltitjore, members


unpop Bridge W.I. met at Whitewell Hotel on Mon- for a social [evening. Dur- ,he evening Mrk: Whitmore


"handi Seed, the:


'dajr ! Thi


pan Misi:


Liver; mei Forbi


f,| VI roih


led a tea se: a! member


vice to Mrs. G. who Is leaving


iislrlct to 11/e in Wales 'ISlA.-nAbom;


___ _____ SO children si. James the Less School, pqol, were entertained by s of the Bowlarid


Y.F.C. oh Whit Satur- Dunsop: Bridge.


children were accora- by theii] headmistress,


Sdle. chatBurn


(he Rb dueled munlon service helc. In


tVHlICSONTIEjl V. H. Hi Whitsun services for the


E.-fThe Vicar, ardman, con-


;lde! and Com- on|Sunday. A children was


the afte: nobn. JOHN HOLT] Jnr.


For The BEST PRICES AND IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF HogsES, Cows, IBulls, Etc., — ;Dead or] Alive


Day and Night shvlce Fat Horses BoiIght


- At Top Prices R.S.P.C.A.' HUMANE HLIjERS USED ING HEYS F^RM,


Laneshaw Bridge, Colne TEL.: WYCOLLER 200


Notepaper Printed


We have an extensive range of Hlgh-cla^ Note- papers, and Envelopes.


In '.Blue and White. . *


SOCIETY BOND 1


BASilidbN BOND SOCIETY CLUb | D O E ^ DECBIiE CHURSTON De 6 k LE SPICERS


■ WALDORF CLUB, etc. all In Pads & Ca ilnets. a


1 !''


idfeier & Ti — i(e


, 6, MARKET PLACE, '


CLITHEROE Tel. 407/8 (Two Lines).


C' Printed and published by the plltheroe Advertiser & Times Com­ Cany Ltd., at 6, Muket Place,


lltoeroe. Tel. 4o7/8 two lines).


HARTLEY'S CHICKS for profit. R. X L.S. or L.S .dayrold Cocks


rewarded.—Sandford, Fruit 1


ORDER NOW.—White-fleshed day- i old Cockerels with special fatten­


I -


profits at Xmas. High laying strains of Day-old anfi Growing Pullets also available.—Edwin Waterworth, Netoerheys Poultry Farm. Colne. TTel. 1191/2.


ng aualltlesi to show! handsome


for June delivery. Day old and grown Pullets for I immediate delivery. — James EJ Hartley,, Accredited Poultry 1 Breeders, Roughlee, Nelson. Tels. Nelson 1368 and 2538.


START STYLE CHOICE


BOWL AND RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL


NOTICE AUDIT


_____


OF COMPLETION OF and d e p o s i t of


NO'nCE the: Au


1956, District of the


ended


ACCOUNTS FOR , THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH. 1956 IS HEREBY GIVEN that


uic nuUt of the, Accounts of the above-mentioned Council and of the officers thereof for the year ‘ ■ ■ the 3lst day of March, was completed by the' Auditor on the nth


May, 1157. and that an Abjti;act ■ ■ ^Accounts as audited h ^


office hours by local government for


DATED 1957.


electors Council


the area of the 'this 12th day ol June.


L. D. TELFORD, Clerk to toe Council.


Council 32, Pimll( Cllthero(.


: Offices, Ico Road,,


lega l notices ' d a t o ? a g S f t h e ' e'state hf toe


Above named must send nartlcuTars thereof on or before


fa th e r blalms will be coMld^ered. ■WilUain Hodgetts, 8, Cbadfleld


oQto Augnst, 1957, to ,fch® signed F to e Executor n m e d , in tlfe I Will after which date iio


R oad , Blackpool., TO LET


SELF - C FURNI


SELF FURNI room?;


In NT A I N ED FULLY- [red f la t to let; rent jr week.—^Write: Box B4, &r and Times._________


per wet tlset ai


fall facilities; rent £2/15/0 L —Write; BOX B5, Adver-


id Tlihes. PERSONAL


u iu v^ K E irT LD T


'"ySmge^ OrstrSx^ Tonic Tatlete revltallte thousands past 40. AU r.hemlsts.' 2/-._______ —


years


'MR C MAYOR, Freelance Portrait Harwoojd 3427.


Artist. f .Uv e t e y ^ p e e tR^ ^ ^ „Blackbiirn, Lancs. Tel. urea


30 THORNBERS 404 high bred IC^ week-old Pullets . for | sale:^ 9/6


12 PURE-BRED MARRAN PUL­ LETS for sale; also 6 .Cockerels.— Apply: Mrs. R. Heaton, Worston House. Nr. Clltoeroe. I


each.^Apply: 21, Peel Street, Clltberoe.


I FARMERS IN STOCK


Bamford Balers and R2 Side . I


Smi|. W. Ask£ w, ‘ ■who w a s ! VIcon Lely, Nicholson and Lister iSIde Rakes and Strawcrs.


Woven Fencing. Wire.


Barb and Plain i


Electric Fencers Everything for the Farmer!


LINDLEY PATE TEL. GISBURN


1950 FORD ANGLIA lor werv gfiod condition; also 1957


!BOwlan|i. Tel, 2 5 0 . _____ ;


jmes Motor Cycle; ^ new- N. Craven, The Garage, Bolton-by-


Coullli ursi & Grimsliaw I LIMITED


WHALLEY NEW ROAD. BIIaCKBURN. 48091/,2.


Agents: Hillman and Humber HEW CARO


. lyiain Agents:, Sjnger.


1056 H 1055 C


Comme’r Cob ....................£441 sUoND-HAND CARS


S Hawk, 1957 Sinrgern.Gazelle J t oe


1949 N 1948 U


H60-80 ' Heifers eifers:


Judg! Sale


Light 15 ' ............ £1261


Sazelle . , .......£898/7/.0 Minx ............ £794117/0 Husky .'......£624/17/0


1957 Hillman Minx Special £740 Hunter Super Model


..... .....££850650 £785


1954 Fiird Popular; blue ..£345 1954 Fiird Popular; black £350 ^orriq 8 h.P. 2-door ..£355


.(lorris 8 Series E 4-door do luxo Saloon ............£310


194k Standard l4 h.p. — £175


HELLIFIELD AUCTION MART CO. !


LTD.


nciicio.j very choice lots from North Country and Scottish farms.


PrlzM offered for best Cows and MON


ng and Ballot 11-30 a.m. Immediately afterwards.


o d Sa ,e of In-caH Cattle. A show wf cho ce cattle from the usual mell-knbwn co nisi g nor s, the


TUES DAY NEXT, JUNE 18th anUsua Fortnightly Prize Show


second] calves, i Judging and Ballot 11-30, a.m. • Sale] Immediately afterwards,


ajority of cattle carrying their


young Cows, ^ I 380-400 Lambs. Hoggs and Ewes.


THURSDAY NEXT. JUNE 20th 60-81) Bullocks) Heifers and


encreasing numbers lu all classes


ach week; also • several lots of Lightweight Pigs. I


Phone 228 Helllfleld Secretary. Phone 268 HelllflMd: Foreman.


Gradlnu 9-30 a.m. Sale 11-30 a.m.! ,


LOANS £5 to £5,0(io UNSECURED F. S. RICHARDS LTD.,


11, WOLFORD ROAD, LEICESTER.


JAY NEXT. JUNE 17th Newly-calved Cows, and


After h irmal business hours, ring Darwen! 1733, THE


aou ss below, and will be opeii fOT! Inspection during the ^ual


Offices ddress


been iJlaced^ p n ’ depc^lt at the of the Council at the


------ ‘ COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE BEFM AVAH.ABLE.


X 6ft. eaves; One 6ft. X 5ft. 61n„ floors and sect.; One f span roof Cabin 27ft. X 12ft. sect.^no floor); 2 Chick Huts; Corrugated and Asbestos Sheets; 2 Brooders and Lamps; Provender Bins; Feeders; Netting; Loose Timber lots; Child's Swing,! etc.


Span-roof Cabin lift, x 8ft. 61n. Sale:7 o’clock.


T. SILVERWOOD, Auctioneer, 17, Chester Avenue, Clitheroe, ^


, ' T. SLVERWOOD


SABDEN FOLD, FENCE, Nr. BURNLEY.


Short Notice of Sale OLD HOUSE FARM,


having received Instructions will sell by auctlofl! for Mr. J. Middle- ton


8 HEAD OF I T.T. ATTESTED CATTLE


SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1957


August; Two i Roan : Shorthorn Cows, geld, In nlllk: Two B and W Cows, geld. In pillk. i


J Viz. Two R !and 'W Cows due


POULTRY AND .APPLIANCES s 9 R.I.R. Pilllets, ;16 weeks;


uly; Two R and W Cows due


slatted, floor Arks; 72 'Amber and Wire Battery Laylpg Cages; sectional concrete asbestos Build; Ing (no roof) 24ft. x 12ft.


running order: converted Albion SiHi Mower; Whitewash Sprayer alitil Bucket (new); low loading Tfractor Trailer; 1 Wolseley Electric Fencer; S.H. Oliver Plough; Hay Sledge (as new); length of lln. bore Hosepipe; duantlty of Loose Timber; Provender Bins; Plain Wire; Lady's j Cycle;: Roll-top Writing Desk; usual small Tools; and Sundries. |


Land Rover (July, 1963), in good IMPLEMENTS j Sale 1-39 Ip.m.


__________ Tel. 1228. I By HUGH MORTIMER & Co,


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


PIMLICO. — Superior Ibrlck-built detached house! In select resi­


large bay window,' panelled Dining Room 17ft. sin, x 13ft. with bay window and French l casement, Breakfast Room, Scul­


Staircase wit Lounge 14ft. x


panelled walls, 13ft,' 41n. with


Brlck-bullt Garage and Coal- store. The property was built In 1924 and has been well main­ tained. Rateable: Value £40. Spacious well-stocked secluded gardens. For printed particulars


apply to: ' ; Hugh Mortimer & Co.,


23, Richmond Terrace, Blackburn. (Tels, 6246 and 7659)


By RICHARD TURNER & SON


Complete Dispersal Sale of Dairy Cows, Poultry and all Farm Equipment


(adjacent to Padlham Power Station) :


OLD PARSONAGE FARM, PADIHAM


have received Instructions from Mr. G. P. Birtwistle Harm and land being taken lor • Industrial building by compulsory acquisi­ tion at short notice) to sell by auction on Wednesday, June 19th, 1957, the whole of his


RICHARD TURNER & SON


8 recently calved Cows all very t full of milk and purchased with


FARMING LIVE & DEAD STOCK briefly being


RViz. 100 year-old Hens; 100 1.I.R.' x L.S. Pullets (14 weeks);


he Intention of going attested. 320 POULTRY


20 B.L. X L.S. Pullets, (point of 1 HORSE


Cabins, Dairy Utensils and House­ hold nirnlshlngs, as' advertised


1 ton straw to go off. Farming Implements, Poultry


First ■ class worker. 10 tons Meadow Hay (good) and


last week. c The auctioneers wish to advise


equipment In this sale Is either t practically new or has been ex­


ustomers that the whole of toe


remely well looked after. Every machine Is fit to go straight to work without any attention and the whole of the poultry equip­ ment Is AS NEW. Every Intend­ ing purchaser will be wpJl advised


to attend. f Sale at 1 p.m. with small tools


eollowed by machinery, poultry


Auctioneers’ Offices, Bentham (Tel, 444/5/6)


CLITHEROE AUCTION.MART CO. LTD.


o.m. when the following will be Hn offer; 40-60 Cows, Steers and


and Spring Lambs; 30-40 Pigs. Last Sales Nos.; Cattle 42; Sheep


tered 7 days prior to day of sale.


MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 17th a Weekly Sale of Fatstock at 10-30 eifers;- 600-650 Sheep, Hoggets


246; Pigs 35. enAll stock for grading must be


Non-Attested Cattle, Calves, Sheep and Store Pigs at 10-30 a.m. Mr. H. Sutcliffe will show Gritstones, 17 Glmmqr Hoggs, 40 Ewes with Lambs at foot, 6 (Seld Ewes and 1 First-shear Ram.


TUESDAY NEXT, 18th JUNE weekly Sale of ALL CLASSES of


WEDNESDAY NEXT, 19th JUNE D Weekly Prize Sale 'of Attested ountry Newly-calved Cows and


Heifers will be forward. Last Sale Nos.: 93. ,


FRIDAY. 28th JUNE


A Fortnightly Prize Sale of Tel. 326.


Secretary. GISBURN AUCTION MART


ewly-calved Cows and Heifers ■ practically all shown' by local


a.m.Sale at 12 noon prompt. u Weekly Sale of. Fatstock being


alves; 11 a.m. Cattle; 1 p.m. Fat Pigs; 2 p.m. Sheep.


c Prize Sale of 150 Attested In-


Sale of 250 Store Pigs. Sale at l 'p.m. TUESDAY. JUNE 2§th


I f/^RMERS’ boots JACkETS, TROUSERS . ■ KNEE PANTS OVERALLS, MACS. ' Lever^s “Lobol” Calf Meal


Special Pig-breeders’ Sale. I RICHARD TURNER -St SON,


and Sheep. THURSDAY, JULY 4th


' Auctioneers and Secretaries,


J. Lord & Son LITHEROE MARKET


STATION ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel.: I 892


Bentoam, Nr. Lancaster. '


The, Perfect Milk Substitute No Bolling Water required-


For particulars ask:


W. Bamber, 32], Ramsgreave Dilw Blackburn. Tel. 4841&


alf Cows and Heifers, Store Cattle


must be penned before 10-30 a.m. CSales by Ballot: 10-30 a.m.


THURSDAY, JUNE 20fh, 1957 N. Weekly Sale of 100-120 Attested


farmers and breeders. Judging at 11 a.m. Ballot 11-30


Fpwards of 200 Fat. Cattle; 600


at Sheep; 200 Fat Pigs; 75 Calyes. Grading a t , 8 am. AU stock


ttested Geld and In-calf Cattle J. W. MARSHALL,


9airy (Oattle at 11. a.m., when 80- C0 smart young Ideal and North


quipment, poultry, cattle, hay, furniture, respectively.


ooms, Bathroom, i separate W.C.


dential locality 1 and :wlth open views to front and- rear. Accom­ modation: SpatloUB jHall and


bectional Cabin, 8ft. xl6ft.; 4 As­ estos Night Arks- :2 'fimber _______ Tel. 229.__________ _


0. HOTHERSALL, PiA.L.P.A ,H. FORREST, P.A.LP.A. .


Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents,


BANK SALEROOMS. CLITHEROE. Tel, 95.


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY The Semi-Detached Residence, “ RIVERSDALE,"


toe following well-planned Accom­ modation: Central Hall; Lounge (15ft. 61n; X 14ft.); Dining Room (15ft. X 13ft.); Breakfast Room; Scullery Kitchen; Pantry.


reA stone-built Property In a good b sidential locality. It lies nicely


WADDINGTON ROAD, CLITHEROE.


ack from the highway and has


E On toe First Floor: Three W.C.


xcellent Bedrooms, Bathroom and


; Outbuildings: Range of Coal- place; W.C. and Stores; large


Greenhouse, Summer House and Aviary. All Mains Services. y The 'Site extends to 1024 sq,


Gds. and Is subject to an Annual a round Rent of £6/10/6. This


■ Large and secluded Garden, P Rateable Value: £42. Vacant


llows for a ossession.


: To view apply: HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


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


1 Exors. of Miss L. Cunliffe deceased. HOTHERSALL & FORREST


have received Instructions to Offer for Sale by Auction (unless pre­ viously sold privately) at


THE BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE


subject to the Conditions of Sale , to be then and there produced,


I


TUESDAY NEXT (June 18th) at 7 p.m,


The Semi-Detached Residence


arThe Promises (erected 1936) p e brlck-bullt, finished with


No. 21. PRINCESS AVENUE, CLITHEROE.


with bay window, mod. tile range: Dining Room, tile range; Scullery Kitchen, w.p. sink (h. and c. water); Larder. Above are Three Bedrooms. Bathroom, half-tiled, With panel Bath, pedestal Wash­ basin, Cylinder .Airing Cupboard, Immersion Heater; separate W.C. Outside Coalstore. : Gai'den areas laid out to front I


and rear.


VAll Mains Services. Rateable letion.


] To view apply;


The Auctioneers, Bank Salerooms, !


Clitheroe. Tel. 95, Vendors’ Solicitors; : rery, Larder; three good Bed­


Ramsbottom, Liddle & Dixon, 21, Church Street, Clitheroe. (Tel, 264).__________


ipOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


brlck-bullt with a blue slate roof and Is situate In a desirable locality.


' Larder. Coalstore. i On the Upper FJoor are Three


DAccommodation; Hall; Lounge; i nt and rear of Premises.-


: HOTHERSALL & FORREST, I Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. Tel. 95. '


Freehold. iRateable Value; £20. To View apply;


All Mains Services. ' i ; " ' I


Residence uniquely situated In natural surroundings, with vlfew'of waterfall and trouty' brook border­ ing two sides of lovely garden, planted with rose trees, herbaceous borders, ornamental trees and flowering shrubs.


' HURST GREEN. Small Country


has been carefully modernised and has flrst-olass appointments. It comprises; Sun Lounge; Draw­ ing Room; Dining Room and- Scullery Kitchen on the ground floor. Above are Two Bedrooms, Boxroom, Bathroom and separate l W.C. Outbuildings Include a


The Semi-Detached Residence


tricity, Water and Drainage. Freehold. . Rateable Value £26. Vacant Possession on completion of purchase.


aarge Stone-built Garage and


For further particulars apply;, HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroc.


__________ Tel. 95,__________ _ For Sale by Private Treaty


No. 12, BROWNLOW STREET. A substantial Stone-built Dwelling-


house which has been extefislvely modernised. Comprises: Hallway; Sitting Room, modern tile range; Living Kitchen, modern tile range, w.p. sink In tiled window I recess (h. and c.); lean-to Pantry


with rear Porch. Above are Two Bedrooms and Bathroom 'with panel and Washbasin. Small Box Store. In concreted Yard are W.C. and useful Coalstore. and Storeshed. All Mains Services. i Annual Ground Rent £1. Rate-


able Va l ue : £12. Vacant Possession.


,Drove house, woone lan e .


'A commod i o u s Stone-built 'Detached Property facing Castle Grounds. Accommodation: Vesti­ bule and Hall; Lounge (15ft, x 15ft.); 'Dining Room (16ft. x 15ft.); Scullery Kitchen; Larder. On toe Upper Floor are Four Bedrooms and Bathroom with W.C. Attic Boxroom. Out­ buildings; Washhouse with 2- storey Loft. Toilet. Mains Ser-


: vices. Freehold. Rateable Value-; £26. This Property would make . an excellent Boarding House.


Vacant Possession.


No, 96, CHATBURN ROAD._^ A terraced Dwelllnghouse with palisaded frontage and outlook over the Cricket [Field. Accom­ modation: Ha l lway; Sitting Room; Living Room; Scullery : Kitchen; Larder. ; Above are TWo


Services. Vacant Possession. R.V. £16.


mple Storeplaces. Mains Elec­ ining Room,' Scullery Kitchen,


Bedrooms, Bathroom and W.C. fro' Good Garden areas laid out to


This small modern Property Is


The Semi-Detached Residence, No. 1, PRINCESS AVENUE, CLITHEROE.


alue: £24. Annual Ground Rent: £3/13/0. p Vacant Possession on' com­


ebble-dash and a tiled roof. Accommodation; Hall; Lounge


. :


ON SALE


SECOND-HAND DIAMOND IRINGS. large stocks. £9 to £100.1 A few


specials: Lovely single-stone £27/10/0; , a n o t h e r I beauty £49/10/0. Very line 5-stone £60; another one £20, Lovely ■ 3-stone £35; another £30. These rings are a 'gbund Investment,: free of Purchase Tax.—Holts, 5,1 Penny


BLOUSES and CARDIGANS; all sizes.—Corner House, bottom of King Lane, Clltoeroe.


j


WALLPAPERS,. BRUSHES—Pat­ tern Books, etc.—F. A. Allen and Sons ,Ltd., 5, Wesleyan Row, Clltoeroe.


|


R UjS B R 1 D G E for big WATCH & CLOCK REPAlI work carried out by oil craftsmen and fully guar


King 'William St., Blackbu 7920.


:


New condition; all sizes, soiled bargains and Car l sale prices. Just a word


SHIP'S CARPETS


carpets. Now in stock; 6 X 4, 51 X 31, 5 X 4, 5 X 3. 41' X 4, 41 x'31, 41 X 21, X 31, 4 X 21, 31 X 21, etc., pile tufted through. Carpi £6/10/0; 4 X 3’s from £


ooking for large and od Ih-class


rS. All own anteed. •n. Tel.


jets at 0 those 1 sized X 4, 5i5x3, X 4, 4 t etc. All


Please Note.—No coi with any door-to-door car


F 9, LEEDS ROAD, NEL8


VANTONA AND DORMY. toe best for wear and value in. Bedding; K large selection.-?Cbrner House,


ree delivery. Closed 7tON.


TAPSELL & WEST, "The Old Firm," 8 Opposite New ton,


iesday. ing. Lane, Clltoeroe. TCI. 663.


ROBBIALAC COLORIZER, 999 shades.—P. A. Allen and Sons Ltd., Wesleyan Row, Clltoeroe.


NYLONS, non-run, 15 deni net Nylons, sheer stretch all fully fashioned. — House,'King Lane, Cllthe;


SAVE £'s ON FLOOR COY Colourful kitchen and b£


Rubberised " LIQUID FLOOR PAINT. 14 : colours, 4/8 tin does bath


ook delightfully gay


floors also carpet sui l wood, cement, composltlo


DULUX • DULITE. — Full obtainable at P. A. All Sons Ltd., Wesleyan Row eroe.


LADIES’ SUMMER-WEAR . GOWNS, Pyjamas, Combi:


Vests,. Skirts! Briefs. — House, Clltheroe. Tel.-66!


BLUE FULL-LENGTH E MAID’S DRESS for sale once; to fit 12-14 years, knowledge books; as new Holgate, Butler Clough, ton. '


RIDES-worn Also 6 offers. Billing-


er flsh- Nlyohs; Corner oe.


ERING. rthroom


opular oom.


nounds, ’ INO”


, lino. L with


m and Cllth- range


OGHT- latlohs;Corner


WEE BABY BELLING C and.; Pedigree ’ Pram (gn cream) for' sale; both In lent; condition. — Appls


CARPETS,—Large stocks reduced prices. Super pattern through 3 x £13/19/9 and 4 x 3yds. £! 4 X 31yds. seamless broa £28. Super quality £! Broad loom 31 x 3iyds. £1 Full: size pattern througl £2/15/9.—Holts, 5, Penny Salford, Blackburn.


MEN’S SOCKS and STOC do not shrink; stocked In at Corner House. Cllthero


RADIOGRAM for sale; auto-change; perfect.—6, moor Drive. Clltheroe,


LUXOL • VALSPAR • DURA Full range obtainable at


SHEETS. 99 X 199, 39/11 t X 199 29/11 pair.—Corner King Lane. Clltheroe.


. PRESIDENT TRACTOR FOR DAVID BROWN


See the main distributor CRAVEN MOTOR CO.


Always a good selection c Tractors, all the spares- unlque and specialised se


all models - and equlpm your service for demonstn


HIGH ST.. SKIPTON. 2221—who have a full ri


Allen and Sons Ltd., W Row. Clltheroe.


DOKER ,y and excel-


Wsddow View, Waddlngto 1. : 39,


qu,t newality 2}yds. 2/12/6. 1 loom/19/9. 9/19/6.RugsStreet,


(INGS; 5 sizes


i-speedEast-


DIO —P. A. Mleyan


air, 79 House,


(NP S


;nt at f tlon: used and a •vice.


4x3 CARPET for sale; fawr .floral design); as new; c Wrltb; tBoxl B2, Advertlsi Times.


GAYi.JAPLAC, toe lacquer makes- furniture, doors, d


RU8BRIDGE will glvf you tl prices for your old JEWEI


sparkle with colour. On covers. Resists boiling Half-pints 5/1, tlnlets 1/8,


FIVE BAZENJI (toe barkle. puppies for sale; excellen gree; 8 weeks old.—Apply Cllffe. 19, Salthlll Road, Cl


nPhone


i-THE LTD.,


ge of


2. nectlon vasser.


s from Many


SITUATIONS VA^CANT


“ SEERCRAFT’’ have! a vacancy for an experienced Junior Short­ hand Typist. Excellent prospects proceeding to : senior position. Good • commencing wage with regular rises. Please apply , to: ■W. T. Searson, Ltd., Searcraft Buildings, Clltheroe._____


SPARE-TIME* COLLECTOR reqd. for mutuality club, etc.


CLITHEROE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.


Applications are Invited for a - situation for an InteUlgent youth in the office; exceptional pros­ pects. Apply in writing to the Secretary, 2, Moor Lane,______


: ) Also


SPECIAL OFFER 100 Double Sheets and 80


Envelopes: of Churston Deckle Nolepaper in blue, printed


with your name and address. —Only 15/-.


Advertiser & Times - THE STATIONERS -


6, IWARKET PLACE,


■ lor night work.—Apply:' A' E S e ’


CUTHEROE. TEL (07/8. BAKER or Baker's Laboui*er rend


roe.“ ''"


IflHL OR_ WOMAN reqa. for farin Longstrlpes, NeW-


ton. Nr. ; Ciltheroe.


P A R T- TI Ml WAITER Bn WAITRESS reqd. for hotel bir;


transport provided.—Wellsprlngs Hotel’ Sabden.: Phone Clltheroe


well-established M a 1 L ORDER HOUSE requires Male wd Female Travellers to call on householders explaining toe


advantages of running credit agencies. I 'Weekly wage, com­ mission, : and Incentive schemes assure high earnings to good producers. Holiday commitments


honoured,—Write: Box Bl, Adver­ tiser and Times.


DOMESTIC HELP reqd. 3 or 4 ■mornings a week beginning July or August.—Apply: Mrs. Fair- weather, ! “ HIghbrake.” Clltheroe.


GENERAL HELP reqd., 12 to 5 f (6 days); times to Suit buses;


ares paid; good wages.—Perry, Shlreburn Arms , Hotel, Hurst Green. Btonyhursf 208._______


lister : blackstone com­


■good condition; used only two seasons. :— Apply: ' Greenwood Bros., Ellerbeck Hall, Slaldburn, Nr. Clltheroe.


bined SIDE delivery rake and Swathe Turner for sale; In


- Iri MEMORIAM


RAWSTHORNE.-In loving mem­ ory of a very dear Husband, Albert, who died June 16th, 1956.


, Always faithful, good and kind,


A beautiful memory left — behind.


Emma._________,


.SLINGER.—In loving memory of my dear Wife, Lavlnla, who died June 19th. 1958.


, Loved: and remembered eveiw day.


In mv heart you: will always stay, .


|


—Prom :her loving Husband, Charlie.


i :


|


16, '. Bridge Road, Chatburn. BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


SEEDALL.-i-Lovlng birthday mem­ ories of my dear Husband, June 18th.


■ I keep in my memory the love 'of the past,


42, Victoria Street. cJltheroe, —Fi-om his (loving Wife.


l. (with reap.— and


or will make you a good c part exchaiige for new goo< King William St., Blackbui 7929.


le best iLery. Her In


! coat water. 2/11.


is.—24, n. Tel.


toeroe.


s dog) ; pedl- Peter


MEN’S PAC-A-MACS. — [Corner House. King Lane, Clltheroe.


FRIESIAN BULL for sale. 18 — months; Correct. — H. Horner,


: Bowland, Nr. Clltheroe, Tel. , Chatburn 284.


He i g ht s Farm, Bolton-by- FOR HIRE


PICK-UP BALING; bay or s Hayhurst, New Laund, Wh Or; phone Chipping 285.


GARDENS


CONCRETE GARDEN AND EDGING with rounded to 61n. long, 81n. deep, 21n. 3/4 per yd. delivered In lo! or ; over.T-Hopwood. TCI Whalley.


i . WANTED


SCRAP IRON read. Also ferrous Jletals, Sell your s toe oldest licensed scrap J Clltheroe. All scrap pa before removal. Licensed W of! Iron and Steel Contr S.3715.—David Highland, Yard. Saltblll Road, (31


BROKEN WOOL, fallen wo dodlngs reqd. License Ministry of .Wool Control No. 95. Cash payments.- Highland, Varey’s Yard, Road,' Clltoeroe. Tel. BIC


Tel. 610.


ADVERTISER seete fly- rights:.on trout stream : own >'-personal enjoyment


Bedrooms. Usual Offices In- ; flagged Yard at rear. AU Mains


No, 42, WOONE LANE. A sub­ stantial Property with a palisaded frontage. Accommodation; Vesti­ bule; Hallway; Sitting Room with bay window; Living Room; 'Scullery Kitchen (h. 'and c. water laid on). Above are. Two Bedrooms and Bathroom con­ taining Bath and W.C., cyUnder airing cupboard. Yard at rear vrito usvuU offices. AU Mains Services, Rateable Value; £14.


Annual Ground Rent: £1/10/0. Vacant Possession.


No. 35, WEST VIEV/.


Offices in Yard at rear. Freehold. Rateable Value: £16. Vacant : Possession.


'


No. 14. SALTHILL ROAD., A well- built terraced Dwelllngbouse ' with a palisaded frontage.


Two large Bedrooms . above. Usual Offices In Yard at rear. AU Mains Services. Freehold. Rateable £11. Vacant Possession.


ery kitchen, w.p. sink; Pantry.


' To view the above Properties j


HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms, Clitheros. Tel. 95.


apply: SAVE LINO


Have youf Old Flagged Floors Covered with Coloured Asphalt by


ROBINSON. HEYS & CO, LTD.. I


. The Old Firm.


Church Brow^ Gardens I


Tel. Clitheroe 2^8


Accommodation: Vestibule; Hall-, way; Sitting Room; large. Living l Room, modern tile range; Scul­


built DwelUnghouse with pali­ saded frontage. Accommodation; Hallway; Sitting Room; Living Room; Scullery Kitchen, fitted w.p. sink (b. and c. water); Larder. Above are Two Be<L rooms and Bathroom fitted with ; Bath, Washbasin and W.C. Usual


stenf


TEXT BOOKS reqd. for student; secondary school


' Times.


details Including rent re( Box T2, Advertiser and Tli


dard; ■ must be reason Write: Box B3,: Advertls


Wreaths, Bouquets, Cut Flow A. PEARCE & SOb


i GHATBURN NURSERI


' i (Near Pendle Hotel) j T?l. Chatburn 239.


Residence: 29, Tower Hill. C theroo For piesh Flow(


Wreaths, Bouquets, Decorative Pot PI


John Ellis & 11, CASTLE STR 1


aiTHEROE


Members' of Interfli ■ TEL. 119


rs Etc.


ints


)on SET IRA


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT F L O ^ ^ ' ' *


; Non-


ard In d lor Inlstry' 3l No. Vareys tberoe.


rap to


. 1il .ana by althil)


Icence i David


flshlflg or hls- d Full


a.‘ to:es. . college


stand- able,— r and


ers eto. !S,


PATH- 6; 2ft.


k of 59 2169 thick, lage,—tewell..


which ■essers,


I


SEEDALL. — Pi-eclous birthday memories, of our dear Dad, June 18th.


42. Victoria Street, Clltoeroe.


—From his loving Sons, Alan and Michael.


Safe jin God’s keeping—in heavenly love abiding. ‘


YOUD. — Sweetest memories of John, passed to toe. higher life June 15th. 1956, aged 10 years.


His loving smile, those spark­ Thatling eyes.


W filled us with delight. (


17, Slddows Avenue, CUtheroe. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


—From his dear Aunt Annie and the Family.


And leave a shining-light.


BARTON.-j^Mr, and Miss E.- M. t Barton wish to thank all rela­


- ives, friends and neighbours for Ashbrook .Cottage, Downham.


kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received dur­ ing their sad bereavement; also the doctor and nurse for their kind attention.


CAWLEY.-'-Mrs. Cawley desires to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours, toe Horrocksford. Lime Co., Wesley . Women’s Fellowship and Waterloo Method­ ist Church for their i kind ex­ ' pressions j of sympathy and floral


8, Waddow Green, Low Moor, Clltheroe:_______ ) _ ______


tributes received In her bereave­ ment; ; also toe doctor for, his kindness.: -


kiives, friends and neighbours for , nd messages of sympathy and


32. Victoria Avenue. Chatburn.


DAWSON-—The sister, brother and nieces of toe late Miss Doris t Dawson wish to thank all rela­


noral- tributes received during their sad: bereavement; also Mrs. Llmbert for her jklnd attention,


'for beautiful flowers and kind expressions of sympathy: also the L floctor for tmfalUng attention.


i to thank'all relatives! and friends


aurel Mount, Mltton Road, Whallev.;_________^


EDLESTON.—The I sisters of the- iate Ml-^s Eleanor Edleston wish


__________ Parker Terrace. GIsburn._______


HEATON.-^The family of the late Mrs. Jane Heaton desire to thank dll relatives and! friends and the Slsburn ' Mothers’ Union and Women’s: institute for kind ex­ pressions: of' sympathy and beautiful: floral tributes received diu'lng tbelr bereavement. ,


VAUGHAN.—Mr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan:wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for toelr messages of sympathy and floral tributes received: during toelr sad ■ bereavement; also very sincere thanks to Mr. and Mrs. - Herbert Llmbert and Mrs. George


2. Wood Terrace, Cffiatburn. last two lyears.


WREATHS, BOUQUETS, etc. Phone 669 (any'hour).—)(no


Wetigate.!


WREATHS, CROSS AND BOUQUETS


"made to order at shortest notice


UOWUNGS Nurseries,


UP-BROOKS, CLITHEROE


TELEPHONE 983


Wreaths and all Floral VrII expertly made to order on ! ■ premisea


at BARKERS,


WHALLEY ROAD NURSER iCLITHEROB.


(Near Prlmioso Bridge). Tel. 521 (any hour)


E8.


utei our


ILACKBURN 4041 ' ACCRINCTOH


CLITHEROE 341 , j j:Yo«r T a ilo i & :Oti


' o i .M A B K B T IP L J .C E , Tel s i


,r, *


, ttMM


fpH E . experience gained through seventy - one


years of service enables us to offer the ineonle of this


district a more complete RArUIRA.


!


“DAKS” TROUSERS ■ ! ! ' . f ^ :.


! l i !' SEE W.MIOWS iwlei.


Atkinson! for great, klncness shown to our father during toe


ill beam for ever in our ' hearts,


For deep in my heart It was planted to last.


On whose soul sweet Jesus have mercy.


, ,-


Mrj a^nd“l?re:“t Lelgh-on-Ssa. Essex.


^®„ wilkinson- willacy ’ °t


b i®b8agement is announced Place


M ^ cutneioe. and Jean a argaret, eldest daughter of Mr


etween Pe er, eldest son of Mr Wilkinson, 'of Hawthorne


nd! Mrs. G. A‘ 'WUla?^ nf oi Hlghfleld Road, ClltherM ■ Conl


Accrington on Wednesday last Moor,


sBi'a. Cremation was at u “ u . —Bennett. Tel.' Clltheroe 826/582


hospital) Constance Eleanor the y Avenue,: Clltheroe


i DEATHS ~ On June 7th /in


I - ■ preceded 1 /jLDO ray, BRIAN KEn hrm with half a night to prove hls liriocetil


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7 j WAILNEBBROl i . ALAN LADD, R0S8A


•WarnerScope THE GUN


60 Veais. Cremated at 'Accrlng- ton !on June 12th:'


HARGREAVES.—On June'lOth (In hospital), Alan Lloyd, the dearly Arthur Erort and


Doris Hargreaves, of 36, Hall Street, Clltheroe, aged 12 years


Cremation was- at Accrlngter; yesterday, June 13tb, 1957


.GIsburn, on Tuesday, June 11th. i ■l**'*® Tlth (In


Ungham Row, Sawley, Jane, the beloved wife of the late John Heaton aged 87 years. And was interred at St. Mary's Church


Terrace, GIsburn, , and : late of ^ topltal), Jane,,the dearly loved


Standen Road, Clltherde (for­ merly of Low Moor), aged- 68 ycara Funeral from -the Chapel of Rest, "Rockdale,” Clltheroe ' t Interment at Clltheroe Cemetery


fe of Thomas Hillary, of 34 o-day (Friday) 2 p.m.'


—The Scales Funeral Service Tel. Clltheroe 345,________ _


RIDING.—On June 13th, 1957,(In hospital),, John Thomas, the beloved husband of Mary Riding, formerly of Barker Terrace, Clltheroe, aged 80 years.


—Enq.:- Beniett. Tel. Clltheroe 826/582. I


IN MEMORIAM


BATTERSBY.—In loving memory of a dear Husband and Father, Harry, who died June lOtb, 1952.


—^From bls’ loving Wife and Family.__________________


' Whatever else we fall to do. We never fall to think of you.


CHEW.—In loving memory of a dear Wife and Mother, Ellen, who died June 17th, 1954.


But love for toe one -toat lies W beneath.


ay wither and decay, 1, Peters Street. Rltoton.______


—From loving Husband and Son, Riley.


ill never fade away. Sadly missed.


CHEW.—In loving memory ol a dear Mother and Grannie, Ellen; who died June 17to, 1954.,


. In our hearts you will'.always stay,


Chalgley. ____________ :


—Prom Daughter, Annie, Son-in- law, Tom, and Grandchildren.


Or choose from heaven what D we could.


If we could have life’s dearest A wish.


nd ail life's treasures too, Newton._____________ -


—Prom her loving Husband and Barbara.__________ '


Remembered always.


life;—Sweet remembrance of a dear Sister and Aunty, Annie,.


North Devon._______________ —Nellie, Tom and Family.


MILLS.-In. loving memory of mJ dean Sister, Catherine Mills, who died June 16th, 1956. With farewells left unspoken.


, —Prom loving Sister, Nellie.


13, Union Street, Low Moor, Clltoeroe.


, We hope to meet again some day.


You quietly passed sway, But somewhere beyond tne sunset, .


, . '


A dally thought, a silent tear, A constant wish that you were ■ here.


—Prom Daughter, Betty. Son-in- law John and Grandchildren.


ear motner we would ask for you.


.


DUODALE,—Treasured ■ memories of my dear Wife. Ruby Alice, who died June 17th, 1956.


Broken


Loved and remembered every day. '


CHEW,—In loving memory of a. dear Mother and Grandma, Ellen, who died June 17th, 1954.


Flowers placed upon your- M grave.


June


Cllthl?oe^r^^ 111*' Parker


I V I E M ^ ’ ■ ! t^''be 1)1 )ld


The Meeting il^)nii| ■ ■'!-j . .-AT,.8-1


ON, M 0 1 V D ^ ||I e iUl lOWING TBE'tOB


MEEnNG WHICircOA I


To Change the Socletplnallnejfril ab le .C o -o p e ra ttv e 'IR ^ tr lil £ o c |


j


iCLpBEROK -CO-^iaWTliuE By!


Order of the ; 17th,. 1957.


t ;i


LANCASHIRE CO CHILDREN’S a)EP


. , The following Children apd : need 6'f understanding atiA symp


FOSTER


Boy, -aged 7 years, . B.C. child! I


^reciuire separate foster ' bourhood, . ,


. . i: ,,


' " will] anybody able to he 1' 'WISHING TO HAVE (THE EXPLAINED, please call, wr J Area Children’s Ofneer, 19, S ; Telephone:! ' Accrington 408f.


:alfh.:


Two- brothers, aged'lO yea :s And! hi)


■ l!-. -I I


James, the beloved Cawley, aged


®


CHITHEROE EQUITj! INDUSTRIAL . 2, ,-MoW' La


An offer-4the 'strangest adventure j.__ /tropics of Cubs. .Action, and jits elll


warnero I )f alll


Booking Office open Monday, WedI esdh| 4 p.m, (|ther timet at the General Offil I to 12 noon and 2fl6|tp 6l~*


S S F - v S


16, Longvvorth Road, Bllllngtnn~ COMING O F^ i^


Jtoe^lOth.' flay^lfylurXa b^'e :jgve, Mum, Dad, Constsnru


engagement dennett- rice


1 JId


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30


JUNE ALLYSON, JOAN COLLlHS ■OPPOSITE SEX." : Olnebi&Si


I Week-commchclpi; MONDAY, T()88DAY. ai


lunJ WEh


GARY Merrill;' KIM Hi)NrER,|


c.nrt^AHITE’ MARBLE, STONE ’ “'’•ikation and


memorials


w. ROCK Blackburn R o a d


nnd, us anxious to help.


g r e a t H A RW O O D Phone 2164,


_______ births RBGISTEREH AS A NEIYSPAPBR


Bet us collect your


‘ I L'AWNJuoWER : for resiiarpehfng -!'


rep drihg .l^'oveltauling


/ .iso youi;' siiEARS , AXE AND SAW ' prbbaBly nedd


expert ..attefltlbn;.


. . . not fOrgetilnfe!- '. toe SCISSORS :-'


THEO «D SO N S ,:;ip f, CLITBEROE. Phone 8a


teior r. Jamej


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