CUtheroe Advertiser & Timesl January IS, 1957, ’ COMMERCIAL USERS AND i


. . . Ask ^ursietf This Questioif:


Am 1 getting the best $ervice or am i merely content?


i . deal properly, with any job that A U ^ r ELeM cAL, ba t t er y md TYRE


SERVICE can entail, i. . I . • |i L M A K E N O M IS T A K E


IT IS TjpDE B E ST PO S S IB L E SE R V IC E U S E l T - l T “ * v e i I f


.&F,MW$«NIID. Eshton Terrace, | dlitheroe Tel. 883/884 (Two lines)


EVery job entrusted to us is dealt with by l^pecialists — men who know their job inside out - men equipped to deal, and


CUTHEROE AIICTION MART GO.' MONDAY


a.m., when Ihi on ollev: 60-7C Heifers; 150 •Hoggets; 80-90 Last 1 Sales


Weekly Sale


Sheep 224; Pig TUESDAY


a.m. I • ■ WEDNESDAY


IXT, JAN. 21st ,


00 Sheep Pigs. Nos.; Cattle ^ '77.


t FatstDck at Io-301. (following wl 2 Cows, Steers


Weekly Sale of Calves, at 10-30 Next, jan. 22iid


Dairy Cattle a 80 smart your Country iNewl: Heifers I will be


at 10-30 a.m, w show Is expectf d; Jnr., will show Calvers; (mostl: and own mllkjni


t Fortnightly ed Geld t Tel. 325. ! J., W, Weekly Prlzi


Last 'Sales N FRIDAY N


g; local and North ;calved Cows | and forward.


i 65. ■ XT. JAN, 25th ,


Prize Sal5 of Attes- ,d , In-calf Cattle len a' good seasonal U Mr. G. Gejdard, 10 smart Summer iblack and white) g.


,i MARSHALL, Secretary.


•farmers land' Sale |of At’i


newly-calved ( practically all


THURSDAY, Weekly Sale


Store Cattle. Judging 11


upwards of 250


am. Sale at Weekly Sale


Calves; 11 am Pigs; 2 pm.


be penned Sales I by


I ' GISBURN lUGTION MART biei :eders. , ' I!


(fows and Heifers, shown by j, local


JAN. 24th, 1957 Of 86-160 Attested


1 2 noon prompt, and non-attes it!d).' Sbi .eep.


Weekly Sale Sale at 1 p.i


Soft Fruits—B berries, Blackc. fers—Bhododen Lots to suit


Apples; buyers. i


and Half S(i quality. i


Trees-i-aU


RICHARD Auctioneers Bentbam,


Fruit Trees; O ir ikmental Flowering Trees; Hoses—b ' Lish and standards: i Pears;^ I Cherries; a


Special Sale- 6f


iufrs ih o


3^4'


spberrles, Straw- •rants, etc.; |(3oni- -ons. Azaleas, etc. small and I large


Plums; andards of best


to:RNEB & SON, and Secretaries. Nr. Lancaster.


HELLIFIELD Al ATTE6TI


IICTION MART CO. LTD.


THE


Heifers on offej, from local ponslgnments whole coUectlJi attention.


^ IEVERY ■80-100: Newly


SHEETS XABl" TO


pCLOTHS IS


l inens EIpEEDOWNS


QUILTS BEDSFBEADS


BEST QUALITIES BIGHT SIZES BIGHT PBICES


BUY BETTER AGAIN bDDE’S' textiles il4/i^ KING SI., CLITHEROE. Tel. 346 BOO


jr AND SHOE REPAIRS •


FOR AliL TYPES OF VISIT • GEORGE HILL


19, WADDINGTON ROAD CLITHEROE


BEST QUALITY M^ERIALS AND PERSONAL ATTENTION


b SECTION MONDAY


halved Cows and; many lots direct


ms. Also weekly om Scotland. The h Is worthy of


Judging and Sale immedlali


Irish Bullocks, Cows, The Ho direct from North Country are well-rested the best! of prl


Ballot 11-30 am. ely afterwards. |


i FAT STOCK EVERY [THURSDAY 380-400 Bomfl


I(Kal feeders. The and Irish Cattle animals and are beef.


•bred Scotch and Heifers and Young me-bred Cattle are


j Ine 1


Ewes. We hay. i slgnments dlrit Country! farms keep. All th( worthy pl attentl


creased entries prompt start at made and r ' conunence at


Please j Note 280-300 Hogds,


ict from North oh good clean . Fat Stock are


Ion.


—Owing to In­ in all classes, a


Prl V 9'3:


ate Grading will y am.


I 11-30 a.m. will be


! ATTE8TE0 SECTION TUESDAV, JAN. 29th


Sale of Lying-off. Cattle. . Will vendorse p.ease notify us of • their entries early to enable us to advise customers. ,


Fortnightly Prize Show and


Phone;! 226 Hellfield Secretary, Phone: 1258 HelWeld Foreman.


P. W. STARKIE, MOTOR VEHICLES


- DEI OF Cj.1


ANY - THEROE


Premier Showroom


15, 17, 19, Castle Street CLITHEROE


Telephone


CARS CUtheroe 110


1956 Series Star dard 8 Saloon, 9,000' mile! only ..............£08


Dep.


loss Austin A3i Saloon; as new .1 . ; ......................£95


1955 Ford Anglia Saloon De Luxe .[........................ .£08


The branch of the Bank 'M ! lr foir)


i which has hitherto been opM f i on Mondays and Fridays atl I


!


j 7 Bridge Road, Chatbun),pitheroe,Ltt«. , will be open oh Tuesdays tjild Fridays


■ as from the week commencing February 4th. ; Mr C Tindall, Manager at Castl^ Street, i CUtheroe, under whose management the Chatbum branph is conducted, i will be pleased to answer any enquiries -


! ' MARTINS BANK LIMITED . i HEAD OFFICE, WATER STREET, LIVERPOOL 2 | BQI 1964 Standard 8 Saloon .......... £76


1953 Austin A40 Saloon; reg.j1956 | ..........................£85


1953 Standard Vanguard Saloon .1......................... £80


1952 Jaguar Mk. VII Saloon M type Conversion ....£116


1952 (Sep.) Armstrong Whitley Saloon J ..........................£80


1951 Series Ford Prefect Saloon: Heater, Radio ..£60


1851 Humber Super Snipe ....£ 5 0 1950 Bond MinIcar ..................£30 1049 Ford Prefect Saloon ....£00 1949 Eord Prefeit, Green , . . .£60 1948 Morris Oxford Saloon ..£65


,1048 Rover P75 Saloon .......... £65 1947 Lancia Saloon ‘. ................ £50 1847 Ford Anglia Saloon ....£ 40


1936 Wolseley 14 Saloons 1 choice of tw o . . . . . - ,____


jCOMIVIERGIALS


1957 Ford Thomas Van; Wks. Mlledge .................£86


1953 Jowett Bradford Van ..£40 1952 Morris Oxfprd:Van .......... £65


,1961 Morris Oxford Van .......... £60 1049 Morris 5-tcn LWB Flati..£4D 1949 Dodge 5>to|i SWB Tipper £40


1940 Morris Commercial 5-t6'n Iwb’ Flat


i CHATBURN COMMENCIN


I. , DISTRICT BANK LTD.


IN FEIbRUAIy THIS SUB-BRANCH i


! ' ■ I . ’ ' ' will, be open oh


TUESDAYS AhB)1 I ■


JDAYS "w FROM jl|l-30 a.m. to 2-0 p.m.


INSTEAD 0 F& N D A Y S & FRIDAYS AS! HERETOFORE


!


FOUNTAIN lA D M im & TISiS jOFFICE


'■ i .


THE FIRST WEEK '


£40


First-class Hlr) Purchase and Insurance arra iged on the spot.


Any Car or Mo|dr 'Cycle taken In ; part mchange.


Dally 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 10 , i


Hours O' Opening: I a.m. to 5 pm.


GISBURN I CUTHEROE Tel, 249 Jl Tel. 114 I BARGAINSl


tAtteIr sa ll’s GARAGES LTD.


1963 Ford 5-cwtl| Van; good £180 1949 Ford 10-cwL Van; good £110 1938 Morris 10 Saloon: taxed -


.1839 Hudson CqUe _____; . . .£20


1950 Morris lOjcwt. Van'; one owner; 2|Q00 milesj £100 below list ]


1933 Austin 10 i


1953 (late) Well and; wireli as new


60 damaged Axles, Wheel; ^rl loon; runner £20


ley 6/80; j heater under liejlOO; ..........j|,£430


lason Bodies for lers.


,rs, etc,; Cheap I : I


2,008 second-hand Tyres;; all sizes.


Engines, Gearbbxes, Body l Parts, Heaters, Radiot, Bradford Van Bodies, ets., HVd. Tippers,HRadia- tors. Motof Cy6le Parts.


6-gal. sealed Drums of Oil: 25/. Hire Purchase smictly confidential, (WE DO NOT BUY SCRAP! CARS) lnaurance|qn the' spot (iALL ARP SEE USi


AT PEDIGREE


PREMIUM B Pennington,; Sawlejr, Nr. Cl bmn 349. !


TUD


L ^w a o n j House, 'tlieroe. Tel. Obat-


JLARGE WHITE /UI at stud.


£16


Shearlings and now weekly con-


I year-old Bush; THURSDAY, 15 Calves


iiested In-calf; and am. Ballot 111-30


Attested or Irhl h); 300 Fat Sheep; 200 Fat Pigs;


of Fatstock being ! Pat Cattle (mostly


(Attested I


Grading 8 a.Jn. All stock I must bel3 ira 10-30 am.


illot; 10-30 i am. Cattle; 1 p.m. Fat i


if 200 Store Pigs. JAN. 31st, 1957


1,000 Pedigree 111 a.m., when 60-


EXT,. JAN. 23rd Sale of Attested


1 be I,


and i an d : 51;'


FARMS FOR SALE (FOR SALE i


DUNKIRK DAIRY FARM, NR. WHALLEY. j


£8,000 OR OFFER


Immediate i v ac an t ' possession owing to'death of tenant,' (who has tarmed It for over 20 years) About 200 acres In excellent* condition; Farm buildings in­ clude; Shlppons tor 44; milkers and about 60 followers, also barn, pig stys,: poultry sheds, imple­ ment sheds, dairy, outbarn, etc. Mains electricity. For I further details write: Mr. Klrkham, Cor- war House, Broughton, Preston.


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY 'NABS FARM, '


Roughlee, Nr, Burnie/


Stone-built house with' 2 living, rooms, kitchen and 3 bedrooms.; Farm buildings Include T.T.' shlppons for 12, dairy barn and: provender store. Approx. 18! acres of land. Vacant possession of land 2nd Feb. House and .buildings! 12th May, 1957.


Further particulars apply if-Ins/ham and Yorke, Chartered- Surveyors,


:Standen Estate Office, 'CUtheroe. Tel. 32.


; :! PUBLIC NOTICES


IN THE West riding |of the ' I COUNTY OF YORK


PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION OF „


To: .


; ! BOWLAND I


' [


The Chairman of the Borton-ln- Craven Parish Meeting;!


The, Clerk to the Licensing T Justices lor the said Division:


District lof Bowland aforesaid and to all whom It may j concern.


he Chief: 'Officer of Police of the •


I, INA MARY NIOHOLLS now residing at the Coronation Hotel


of Bowland In the West Riding, of the County of York, Manager­


In the j Parish of Horton-ln- Craven In the licensing district


at the First Session; of ttif General Annual Licensing Meet­ ing for the said Division to be hoiden at! Grlndleton on the 4th day of February next forj an order sanctioning the removal of a Justices’ Licence authorising me to ahply for and hold an excise licence toj sell by retail any In­ toxicating! liquor which: may be sold; under a Publican's Licence by rqtall for consumption either on or off the premises situate at Lavetton I within the' I Rlpon Liberty Petty Sessional I Division in the County of York and knom by 'the sign of “Hope Inn" from such premises to a certain house and premises sltiute at Horton-ln-Craven aforesaid! and which premises Messrs. Hepworth and I Company Limited; of The Brewery Rlpon In the said West Biding ofi the County 1 of York' are i the'! owners and which premises are now occupied by me as an Hotel under the sign of the "Coronation Hotel’| AND It Is my Intention at the hearing of the ; application Ifor the removal to offer to surrender thO existing restricted licence In res­ pect of the same premises and


ess DO HEREBY (IIVE NOTICE that It ls;my Intention to apply


which premises Messrs, Hepworth " ■ '■


and Company Limited registered owners,.


- . .. . jjjg


GIVEN under my hand tills I4tli day of January 1957. '


(Signed) INA M, NICHOLS WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE


'PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION OF BOWLAND I ;


NOTICE Is hereby given that at the General Annual Licensing Meeting to be held at |The Cort


THE LICENSING ACi; 1953


House, Grlndleton on i the 4th day of February 1957 al proposal will be considered for modifying In accordance with paragraph (a) of Sub-section (2) and Sub­


' the licensing district, | ' W. EDMUND S, WEEKS,


The Stone-built Family Dwelling-


dormer window. Usual Offices In large Yard at rear. Freehold. Rateable Value: £16.


section (3) of. Section One' hundred and one of the Licens­ ing Act 1953, the hours applicable to licensed premises and Iclubs In


Clerk to the Licensing Justices.


WEST RIDING COUNTY: COUNCIL AWARDS FOR


The West: Riding Education (3om- mlttee offer for competition a number . of Scholarsuips and Exhibitions for a great variety of Courses In Further Education. Full particulars of these awards may be obtained from the Heads of local Grammar Schools or Technical Colleges or from the Education Officer, Further Educa-, tlon Section, County Hall, Wake­ field. The last date Tor the' receipt of applications I for the majority of the awards is the 31st March. 1957. ; . ;


FULL-TIME COURSES IN FURTHER EDUCATION


' / LEGAL NOTICES


WILLIAM EDWARD BARKER . DECEASED '


Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Section 27 of the Trustee Act 1925, that any person having a claim against or an interest In the estate of William Edward Barker late of “Hlllcrest," CUth­ eroe L a n c a s h i r e Registered Practitioner, deceased (who died


■writing----------------- -- ---------- to the undersigned SoUcltors for the Executors of the said William Edward Barker before the 31st March 1957 after which date the said Executors will dls* .tribute the estate amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims and Interests of which they have had notice and will not, as respects the property so distributed, be liable to any person of whose claim they snail not then have had notice.


DATED this 10th day of Januaiy, 1057.


(Signed)


' . ; !


Baldwin, Weeks & Baldwin. '


4, Duck Street, CUtheroe, Lancashire. ________ _


near CUtheroe who died on the 26th day of December 1966


Re. George Wilkinson deceased late of " Strath House " Grlndleton


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that creditors and others having , claims against the estate; of the


lery Kltcnen; Larder. Three


house. No. 172, SALTHILL ROAD, CLITHEROE. Accommodation: Hallway; Sitting Room; Living l Room, modern tile range; Scul­


arge Bedrooma and Attic with


No. 9, ALBION STREET, CLITH­ EROE. A small stone-built Cottage. Accommodation: Vesti­ bule;; Sitting Room, modern range: Kitchen, white porcelain


sink,; Two Bedrooms above. Usual Offices In Yard at rear, Freeljold.


Vacant Possession, i Rateable Value £6.


To view!any of the above j Pronerties opoly;


HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank Salerofims, CUtheroe, Tel, 65.


HARTLEY'S CHICKS for your future profit. Day-old Pullets £16 per 100. Special deductions for large quantities. New price list on reqhest.—James E. Hart­ ley, (Sunnyslde) Ltd., Accredited- P o u l t r y I Breeders, Roughlee, Nelson. Tels. Nelson 1368 and 2538,


. I ______________


BE A PROFITABLE POULTRY- man in 1957 by rearing progeny


tested chicks, especially noted for vigorous health, top production, lar ge egg-size. Satisfaction guaranteed,! delivered to your door. Free 1 price list on request. —Edwin Waterworth, Netherheys Poultry Farm, Colne. Tel. 1191/2.


PEN OF WHITE TURKEYS for sale; 2 hens, 1 cock; 2 years old. Also young Turkey Cock.—Mrs. Dinsdale, Monubent, Bolton-by- Bowland. Tel. Glsburn .261.


3 DOZEN AYLESBURY DUCK- LINGS for sale;' 8 weeks old.-r-17, Duck Street, Clltheroe.


JOHN HOLT, Jnr.


for The BBST PBICBS AND IMMEDUTB REMOVAL OP Horses, 'C ows, Bulls, ETC., Dead or Alive. I


Day arid Night Service |


Fat Horses Bought at Top : Prices


R.S.P.C.A. HUMANE CLLERS USED ----- ------ -


Black Lane £n^, Colne T E L .: I WY CO LLER 200


I • , ' iN SCOTT l * k j y V / I I


above-named deceased or' claim­ ing to be beneficlaUy. Interested


.writing to us the undersigned. Dated this 17th day of January ; 1966


Ramsbottom, Llddle & Dixon, 21 (Jhurch Street, CUtheroe. |


SoUcltors to the Executors. T*G, JACKSON


Painting and Decorating


p.C. receives prompt attention


19, CONWAY AYE. HENTHORN CLITHEROE


FARMERS IN STOCK


Bamford end Atkinson Farmyard I Manure Spreadm. ; [


Sheep Raoks; Water Bowls; Milk­ ing Machines.


' ;


Wheelbarrows, fitted one end two wheels.


: | 1


Sheep': Dips; Marking Fluid. " Miner and P.T.Z.


LINDLEY P^T i TEL. GISBURN 951.


therein are requested forthwith to send particulars thereof In


PAINTER & PECORATOR FIRS7 ■CLAjSS w o r k .


AT COM PETITIVE PRICES


Enq Esti:


ifiries Invited mtes Given


ALL Wo rk promptly EXECUTED‘


31,'NEWTON STREET CLITHEROE '


DOaRUOATEO PAOTEOTIVt RuaazaiAVD)


UAMUtt UTQ J . DUOaERlAYn ' -


Rtjaroaom ROBSaiTAliP


m mana TOE CAP


euau -TO E I


(RUUU- UtP^OkATEO) MTEMCK UM CP tIMir MM


SAME DAY


R E P /^ SERVICE For Rubber Boots and WeBingtons


R. TURNER & SON 92/iji, Lowergati Qitheroe


I Churcb Brow Gardens I Tel. CUtheroe 298


F A K M & ’ BOOTS


JACKETS : -KNEE


TROUSERS PANTS


OYERALLS, MACS. J. Lord & Son


ClilTHEEPE MARItET and STATION BOAB,


! I CllTilEROE; ' , ' ' ! Telj; ,892 ■ '


'■ i I: ' i " , - •: .Unsecured' [ ,


ADVANdES Its to SS.OOO' F. S. RICHARDS LTD..


11, WELFOBD gOAD, LEICESTER,


Wr^tiisj& Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


- ! ! ;


j! ^HALLEY


For Sale' by Private Treaty The


Modern Semi-Detached Residence, “ GREYFRIARS,"


THE SANDS, WHALLEY.


Entrance Hall; Lounge (14ft. 31n. Into bay , x 13ft. 31n.), “ Baxl" grate; Dining Room (13ft. x lift. 31n.), French window, mod. range; Scullery Kitchen (lOtt. x 8ft. 61n.); Larder. Three Bedrooms; Bathroom, half - tiled, modern suite;! Separate W.C. All I Mains Services. Garden: With lawns and! beds


with roughcast and stone facings with Cumberland Slate roof. Accommodation: Oak panelled


locality adjacent to Whalley Abbey Grounds. A well-built Property finished


In a quiet and select residential


laid out principally to ■ front of premises which allows It to stand well back from highway. Garkge: Wooden (lOft. x 8ft.).


rates)! Annual Ground Rent; £5 9s. ,10d.


Rateable Value: £31 (rural : i


Vacant Possession on completion. Viewing; By appointment with: HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms. Clithsroe. Tel, 96.


TOR SALE ByT r IVATE TREATY The Modern Semi-Detached 'Residence


“ HAULFRYN.”


Wanderers Ciricket Field and opep to rear.


Overlooklnj


double-storey bays to front eleva­ tion. ; .


A ,well-bfllt Property 'with , ;


trance Porch: Hall and Clothes Closet; Lour ge (12ft. 61n. x 14ft. lOln. Into bay); Dining Room (lOIt. 61n. X 13ft. loin. Into large bay); ;excell;int Scullery Kitchen; Larder.


with panel path, ped. Washbasin and W.C., Iwge Airing Cupboard. Immersion Heater.


Three Bedrooms and Bathroom


with first-clsss fire-ranges and the house Is tas ofully decorated, .


The Reception Rooms are fitted


outside W.C. peasant , Garden with small


lawii and beds. All ■ Mains Services. Rateable


Value £31. Annual Giound Rent; £2/5/0.


Vacant Possiseion on completion. Viewing: Ey appointment with; HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


Auctioneer! and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms, CUtheroe. Tel. 95.


No. 43, YORK STREET. Centrally situated taraced Dwelllnghouse comprising: Hallway; Sitting Room; Ll! ing Room; Scullery K i tc h e n ; l^ d e r ; 2 Bedrooms; Bathroom and w.C. Loft Store­ room. Excellent range of Out-


buildings Services. R


£1/13/0. I ’acant Possession.


St rear. All Mains V. £19. Ground Rent


of Oarage (int. dim. 16ft. 91n. x 10ft.), water and elec.; ■ Coalstore;


Outbuildings: Brlck-bullt Range Accommodation: Enclosed En-,


litti|emoor road, CUTHEROE.


the Rlbblesdale


C. IHOTHERSALL, F.A.L.P.A. ' H. i FORREST, P.A.L.P.A.


Auctioneers,! Valuers and Estate I Agents,


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE. I Tcl. 95,


. S A L T


ELECTR”gtUxL,;Vacuitm guaranteeiTO ' £2'18/0 Call


demonstration In your own home or phone 103|, 1


and 'S . monthly £2/18/0.


l^at Websters


bag; ' O.A.P. 3, A. Burgess, CUtheroe.


______


Model 48'With 2 years compreben-. slve


Payments


Cleaner down ____ for


of


CORNER HOUSE. CUtheroe, foH value In Flannelette Blankets.


WINTER LOGS for sale; 4/- per


LADIES' WOQ 44 and 48in,; prices.—Cornet


THREE LOVEL AXMINSTER £16/10/0; 34 24 £10/10/0.- Lane, Clltherc


AND pants O.S., X:0'" Lane.


L DRESSES; hips to clear at bargain House, King Lane.


Y SAMPLE HEAVY CARPETS. 3 X 24 X;24 £18/10/0; 2 X e •Mortons, 18. 'Moor


.i :


MEN’S WOOL MIXTURE VESTS ,s .-h :i


AND-TRUNKS; M„ Corner House, King


New condltloi,; | all sizes. Many soiled bargat ia and Carpets at sale prices. Just a word to those looking for large and odd sized I carpets. Now! In stock; 8 x 4, 54 X 4, 54 X 34,: 5 X 4, 5 X 34, 6'x 3; 4,,.4 x 4. i- c., etc. All


i SHIP!! CARPETS


pile tuft,eded thjroouuggbh. Carpeto from ;£6/10/0;| 4 x.:)’sTrom £lt!)


X 34, 4 X; 24,'34 X 24. et ■ 44 X 4, 44 x Xii34j 44 X 24 . ____


PLEASE I NOTE; No Iconnectlon j with any doo: to, door canvasser,


I


• TAPSEI.L' & WEST. “ ThojOld Firtn,"


;' 89, LEEDS Free delivery.


Ooposite New Inn,. .;


ROAD, NELSON. Closed: Tuesday.


LADIES! WOOL STOCKINGS, Wool . Vests, Wool Combinations. Wool


' eroe. ' .


Mixture, Comblfiatlons ;and Vests. i 'Woollen; Skirts and Knickers.—


i


OORM.Y 'BLANKETS for warmth; I all sizes and; colours.—Corner House, King I Lane. CUtheroe.


TWO FIRESIDE'CHAIRS for sale; excellent condition; cheap.—152, Pimlico! Road, CUtheroe. '


LADIES' CARDIGANS; all sizes; selection of colours and styles.— Corner .Housj. King Lane.______


i craftsmen arid ' fully guaranteed! ; 24, King William 8t., Blackburn. ;Tel. 7920.


| / :________


i not shrink.—klorner House, King j Lane, CllthcKjc; Tel. 663.'


: can Etill offer you most .sizes in best quality red! tie cane. We are


SHEPHERD H pure wool UNDER. WEAR; ladlTO ';and men’s; does


ATLAS HANDICRAFTS.-Although I cane for pasketwork Is now,


getting difficult to obtain, we


: the sole stoeUsts of Atlaa Handi­ crafts.—The Sampler, [''20, Moor Lane.


LADIES’ VEpONIS KNICKERS, Vests, ComWnatlons; - W., O.8.,


3-PLY,


X .O B .-^ rn tr House, (Ultneroe. 4-PL|t ;


Moor Lane.


washing and hard wearing; all at 1/1


KNITTING. per


100% wool, ana


oz.f-The I


d ______ _______ _; Sampler, 20,


MEN’S SOCKS AND STOCKINGS that do not shrink; sizes 10, 104/


11, 114'and 121n.—Corner House, King Lane, (jutheroe. '


WATER [TROUGHINQ for battery cages.’ I Also ] 1| roll iRubberold' Roofing Felt.—Apply:: RamwellJ


SBBO SECOND-HAND


11, George Street, CUtheroe. TelJ ■480. ;


'1 1 '


RUSBRIDGE 1/III erlve you the best prices for your old JEWELLERY, or will make you a good offer In


par; Kin


GENUINE CAOpET SALE for spot cash. A few specials; grade one


g


WINTER WA i Corner !Ho'


g


art exchange for new goods.—24. 7 Ung William 8t.. Blackburn. Tel.


920. _________


quality 6 x 4 yds. £46/10/0 (usual price £58/10/0); gradd one 34 x: 34 yds. £28/10/0 (usual price £35/10/0); grade one-4 x 3 yds. £28/10/0 (Uiual price £33/15/0). Seamless Axiilnsters from 3 x 2i yds. £1010/0. 'Large .stocks of 'rugs and 'emnants; a t keen


rfees.''—Holts,'i 6, Penny St,, alford'i Blackburn.


... ..Jng iLane, .. BEDDING at


3-TON HAND TIPPING TRAILER I for sale; 3-ton trailer chassis; ! complete axles 'for trailers. 31n.' 'valves sultab e for liquid manure:


' ! POULTRY A W M O t SECOND;HANp.piAMgNp RjNGS.


[Large stocks 'specials; ver; another one


'stone £55. ! 3-stone dlan ! cost £266, on ! Holts,. 5. P ' Blackburn.


WINTER GOWNSjJ W


RIPPINGILLE 'for sale; as. I Stony hurst 3


(‘NEW mai d; for sale; reo


' £2/17/6.—Tel


MEN’S' WOO ! SHIRTS; all i King 'Lane, C


' for; coke or a ' condition: o [type: price j Neddy .Lane,;


!


IDEAL' DOME BOILER for


Oorner, House eroe.:- 1 ■'


Perfect cluster £B5J ond and emerald; ' price £125; a gift.' mny St.,' Salford,;


£35; lovely ' single


//ARMTH NIGHT- , i oh ;, X.O.S: — , King Lane, Dlith-


PARAFFIN HEATER new; £1/16/6.—Tel. 15.!


:


todltloned; as new; StonyhUrst 305.


CARPET SWEEPER


L /UNION LINED izes.—Corner House, lltheroe.


STIC HOT-WATER sale; size OJ£.L.A.;!


ithraclte; to perfect raer buying larger £B. — Drlnkwater, BllTngton.


f T i|a n k s


iMK. UHARLES NUTTER, of Lyn- Helllfleld—Bla'


dale Terrace/' :: thank ■ his i-


Jlsburn; wishes to o/kmates on the


' British Rallwa 'Staff for - -t: ' making him! ; his rctlrcmeill ' service-'with' -1


[a| presentation on t after, 37 years’ ihe railway.


ikburn line of the s. and the station elr kindness In


P qU N D


PAIR OF HORN^RIMMED SPEC- i TACLES found; Saturday n ig h t , !on Lowergate.—Apply:: Adver-


' tiser And Tlm,ea. ES; , , SONAL


ALL_ MAKfis! OF SEWING M/CS REPAIRED.-^fel. Stonyhuret 288


::or,6€nd postcird to E. W. Davey, - Bashall Eavef.. [


. ' DO B


UUUISLE good


Times. WANTED


WEEK-END COTTAGE reqd. i in country. Price and full partlcu- ■ to s to; Box R5, Advertiser and


' _____ I


t20 OFFERED for; SHIP’S OHROn: OMETER; 2 day or 8 day.-^Wrlte: Box Si, Advertiser and Times.


BED-SITTER urgently reqd.' 1 by teacher; cooking faclUtles ' and use of piano if possible.—Write; Box S2, Advertiser and Tlincs


CHILDS PLAYPEN read.-Apply; Mrs. H n c t 1 Town End, ffiald- burn. Nr. Clltnerpe.


' d e a t h s I IN MEMORIAM


ilASSON.-rTreasured memories! of my dearest Sister, Bertha, who died January 16th, 1966, aged' 29 years, [


A loylng nature, a ■ happy face,


A .broken link I cannot place. ,1


; ■ ■ 1 j !


Loved [and remembered always. —From her loving Sister, Violet,


and Brother-in-law, Harold, and farnlly,' '


' Blacow Fkrm, Barton. Preston.!


OXBURGH.—In loving memory: of my dear and devoted Sister, ^ a trlc e , |who died January 19th,


—ThompMn Oxburgh.:


|PARKINSON.-Happy memories o f ! a dear HUsband and Dad (James).


Alwayi^t®nbllng, always con-


Lovedland respected wherever- he went. ;


—From his-deaf Wife, Gilbert and Dorothy.'


The one we loved went'out' of sight,


'


jWUson' 116. Woone Lane, CUtb-: I eroe. Tel. 976.:


£5 to £106. A few fine 3-stone £55;;


tanks;*; various steel girders;’ scrap metal! bought. — R. B.


' Of those he left behind. i


' He’ll jllve for ever In the hearts,


i . ■ ______ i


But never out'of om' mind! ' :


—Fi-om Sons, Ralph and Jim (In Germany).


TODD.—In loving memory of John Todd, who died Januiry 22nd, 1928,


-aFrom the Family, BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


SIMS.—Loving birthday memories (January 21st) of a dear Wife


and Mother,. Christine, who died November 19th, 1956.


—From Arthur and family. ACKNOWLEDGMENT^;


EMBLEV.—Mrs. Margaret Hudson, her sister; and brothers wish! to convey their grateful thanks Ifor every kindness [shown during thler sister’s illness and for |ex- presslons of sympathy received] in their bereavement; also to the doctor, district nurses, the Rev. J. S. Parry, Mrs.'P. Hudson 4nd Miss M. Friend ! for their great kindness; and to all friends 4nd neighbours for fipral 'tributes.


6, Llttlemoor View, Clltheroe,


HALL.—The family of the late Mr. Edward Hltchon Hall desire -to thank all relatives, friends tod neighbours for their kind ex­ pressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their bereave­ ment.


i ; 2, Thorn Street. Clltheroe.


ORR.—Miss Doreen Orr wishes to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for- their -kind ex­ pressions of sympathy and fi(>ral tributes received ;ln her bereave­ ment, the sister and nurses of A Ward and staff- of CllthCroe Hospital, the doctor and the Rev. J. H. Fenton for . their .Kind ministrations; also the CllthCroe Labour Party.


|. 7, Richmond Terrace, Clltheroe;


SiMS.—The family of the late 'fom Sims wish to, thank all relatives, friends and nelfehbours, staff tod workpeople of ■ the Jubilee Mill, doctors and staff .Vlctrrla Hospital, the family doctor ind police for the many kindnesses shown in their recent bereave­ ment.


30, Brook Street, Clltheroe.


Wrsaths and all Floral l^rlbji expertly made, to order on premiasa


: at ; . . BARKERS,


WHALLEY road NURSERIES. CLITHEROE.


(Near Primrose Bridge) Tel. 521 (aiiy hour)


Wreaths, Bouquets, Cut Flowers etc. A. PEARCS & SON


CHATBURN NURSERIES. (Near Pandle Hotel),


Tel. Chatbiirn 230.' 'Residence; 29, tower Hill, Clltheroe For Fresh I Flowed!'


Wreaths, Bouquets, E k Decorative Pot Plants


John plis & Sdn


11, CASTLE STREET CXITHBROE !


MBMBEHS of ./foTEBItORA | '! .! .TKi.' 119 ' ~ . i


SlHheroe Advertfcer & Times Com­ pany Ltd., at 6, : Market Place, OMeroe. Tel:' 407/8 (two llneo).


Printed and jmbllslfed by ihe


BLACKBURN 4 0 4 t i ACCRINGTON


(CLITHEROE i Scales Organisatjio)!


I has many years! experi­ ence in taking care of khe special details required I by cremation.


' .


jyiusical poncert TOESDAY,: F]|b. 5th


'1 a t 7-30'p.n\.) Giyen by


Wesley M ale Yoi^ Choir AIMISSIOJ)


ClitheroC' Bo^uih Band and


Adolfe 2/- ; IchU^en l/-


roceeds ' fcr Band and .Choir, Funds.


THE M


I MON( : : (Jap u a ry l


■' . ! '


Prior to l r - r - be a'' 'H()l-Pot


Will all ” -li


! WESLEY SCHOOL i- 'PARSON! LANE'


' IN! MEMORIAM { ‘ 19th, 1956.


ATKINSON .—In' lovingimeidory of a dear Mother, who died January.’


I :•


' Ai-e . the ones who lovfd-her ' , best., j ■


I • , —From the Femlly., !


Clltheroe; Chatbm-n, Langh Manchester.


gho and


BIRTWELL.—-Treasured memories of a dear Dad and! Granddad, who died .January 19tb, 1963. i


Not Just to-day, I b u t ' every day, remembered. \ !


-From: all -thA Family, Sabden."


OASSON.—Treasured niemories'pf our dear Daughter, Bertha, who died, January ;16th, 1958. |:


—Loved and remembered always. - ]


From her loving Mother and Father.


3, Abbey Terrace, Bllllngton.!


• died January 16th, 1966. 1 Always In our thoughts.!


'j 'I '


OASSON.—In loving memory of our dear Sister, Bertha.l who


—From Dennis and Dorothy. Whalley Road.


ilFrom 3 X 24 to 6 X 4: Wednesday


SPECIALiLINfip 'eh


been made in wrens sizee t returned to 6tor»


l*ll« (Wil i


FOR ONE DAY ONL1 Jan. ^ b , iRegeiait Ps


WholesaTsrwiJeiioujis^^^^^ . . . _____ _ ...tels,' Hy^


21'X I2ft'.will.be offiered at HALF PRIC ■ ■ i r


......... ............. ........... ■ ...... .. "................. .,12.1131 HOE bll PUbllil


Tithebanij St, Of 76


misfit CARPETS frokn Y( *•


“for °YOUR4w.TfTHESr AMAZl OUR PRIOES.DEFYj OOMPEl ’■ » for Saloons. Hote


BRITISH iWlLTON ixMlNSTER CARPET ' '" •' M ft/ • ‘ ' D"TOH.'


a t BANKRUPTIPRICES. i '! FOR E)fAk 26 CARPETS. 12 x 9. '£10/19/0. EMBOSSED l ^ ^ ' INI ALd SIZES AT SLASHED PRICES


PRIVATE'SALE |nO AUCTION l DEljiyERIEi ALL CARPETS RECOMMENDED T(). G|VE HAI


PLEASE NOTE)—W I have positively no .oonrjeetj Other firm.


(LieSnsed) H. JOUGLAS, [Duncan Sqi|a|re,j Ac’j


1, 12',.X12.I by


, Preston, 10 I Orkd ;


E'er those who think pf her to-day, :


Of a 'loved one now; at rest, :


[,, | ; '


This day brings | back bad . memories,


CARPETS


DIRECT OWING


FROM M a ts AND PRINCIPAL V^REhJ to COLOSSAL DEMAND-ANOTI^ER qRE


oIUI •


'TOoved husband of | the late ' Helena Lawson,, aged! 86 years.


Pax Cottage, Long Preston, Adam


Interment at | Altnam Church, Clayton-le-Moors, Saturday, 19th, P-fii. Friends please 'iccept


this Intimation: , “ '


MARCERISON--*-On January 1957, at 22, iPurner Street, i eroe Frederick William, fl.i loved ' husbCnd of : fhe Margaret Ann Mai-gcrlson.;,, 85th year. Interment'to-n.i (Saturday) at Clltheroe Ce at 3 p.m.


! .; —Bennett, Tel.l Clltheroe 8i


tihetery 6/682.


in his lorrow


CUth- e be- late


16th, First


ORR .--^ January 12th, 19S7, (In Mspltal) Susannah, the beloved wife of the late William Ort. J,P„ to her 97th year, of 7/ Rlolimond' to ra c e , Clltheroe. interred at


raitoeroe cemetery oh January 16th.


li W M t a W a I


SEED.—On January 15th, 1(57, at ..........


Vicarage Farm, Wlswell, the dearly loved husband late Harriet Seed, aged 70 Service-and Interment'at Whalley


Parish Church to-day (Friday) at 11-30,a jn.


f; j


—Enq.: The ^ l e s Funeral Ser-' vice. Tel, Clltheroe; 345./


—Bennett. Tel,; Clltheroe 826/582.' W U i i U Q l J l U U l ,


........................ Ralph, of the years.


Hoover;


Street, Clltheroe, aged 5rf; years. Interment was at I Lancaster


ft™)- 16tT*'^^' R o i ^ King Jabuary


; erw Cemetery on January 16th —Bennett. Tel, Clltheroe 826/582.


. .late Robert John Einblev aged 84 years. Interred atjcilth-


Edward itotchon, Ih'e b C d ^ ^ ^ d i l o f the,late Alice"Hall,


Street, : Clltheroe


R/'hL--pn January 16th, 1957 at 2’


aged 68, years. Interred a t Cllth-! eroe Cemetery on January; l4th. Bennett. Tel. Clltheroe 826/582.


H U LL Y.l — On January '16th (suddenly) In ; hospital, Marjorie


ton^'^ed! 60“ ?'e°a''rs®“ ‘ ’ " G r & k g F ^^^^ ^ I Sons*.


StlrunR. I RusUton,' tk© dcsrly loved husband: of 'Mary Beir'


January 13th, 1957, Liverpool,


January ;i3th 1957, View, CUtoeroe, beloved wife of


RUSBRiOQE for high-class WATCH & <^OOK REPaS iS. All work carried out b y our own


Corner Housed King Lane, CUth- f ; ' • ,


LIQUID MANURE SPREADING- 'Eastham; Wmtestones. Bolton-by- : Bowland. Tel. 209.


'6 per bag.—N. and 23, Whalley Road,


SITUATIONS VACANT


REPrtMNfATIVE .reqd.T ' good appearance end ' personality; earning-potential £20 per: week.' Suitable Inexperienced applicant would receive j thorough field t training.—Write; Box PI, Adver­


iser and. Times. !■ j


RESIDENT, DOMESTIC HELP reqd. for two ladles; good outings;—


Rickards, Halsteads, GargraVe, Sklpton, - , ! ______ • i


, BROCKHALL HOSPITAL, ! LANGHO, Nr. BLACKBURN


male clerk Veqd., preferably aged between 19 and 23 yeirs


ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ! CLERICAL AND I


Health Service (Superannuatldn) Regulations aild to medlbal examination. Applications should ’ be addressed to ithe Secretary 1 at


the Hospital. ;. : ' ■


.VACANCY exists! for a Fitter. I Applicants should have served a full apprenticeship as a fitter


I and be a member of the A.E.U. Applications should' be made|ln writing knd - should be addressed to Mr. B: Lee, I.O.I. Ltd., (Bllllng-


ham Division), I Pimlico Road, CUtheroe._______ , , ________ ]


VACANOIK FOR 'WEAVERS — Wm. Westhead & Sons Ltd. have vacancies for ,a ; number 1 of Weavers, for plains, voiles and poplins--Apply: Salford Bridge Mill. Tel. Clltheroe 160.


I


GIRL OR WOMAN reqd. for light engineering work.'— Ap p l y ; Greendale Mill, Grlndleton. '


KrrCHEN PORTER reqd, able to ' ' “ “PK to learn. Wages


BROCKHALL HOSPITAL. I LANQHO, Near BLACKBURN.


£!r/14/0 per week of 48 hours, plus extra whed working sun- pays. Early start. Must live in the hospital or In the vicinity. Charge for full board £2/6/3 per week. Pensionable post.. Apply personally or in! writing )to- the Secretary at the' Hn.<inltjii! |


BRADLEYS (CHESTER) LTD.. [12/ 14, Castle Gate) CUtheroe, have a


cant. Apply to the Manager ;for details.


vacancy for Assistant (male! or female). - Experience an advant­ age l)ut not essential. Regular emffioyment. Sick scheme and profit-sharing for suitable appli­


and edu^cated to G.CE. standard. Salary £275 at 19 rising to £500 according to age, The post offers prospects of promotion and an opportunity to acquire a : trahi- Ing In hospital' admlnlstratlhn. : Appointment subject to National


MEMORIALS


trom the lareest istoc) in East'Lancashire,


Make I your selection


c n o i c i ) . of nleasini designs - in G r an it e Marble or Slone,! aHc can deliver and lereci in any churchyard/


FecitPs offer a ; widi FOR- FIREPLACES,


RAYBURN COOKERS AND HEATERS.'


i


SEE' OUR iSUOWROOMS ' ; FOR ALL : i ' GAS APP.LI^ANCES


■' ' ■ l A N D ' S O N y i L T D . ; . Y O R K j s t r e e t . :


memorial CRAFTSME SINCE 1866 :


I WhaUey New Rdid


I BLACKBURN; Phone 62<i8


(Open Saturday, afternoon /


WREATHS. BOUQUETS, eW — ^ °“ >’-Kfjowles,


milgatr


______ b ir t h s January


fJir and staff. ;


LIm. : Thanks to ■


• aon iRoderlc), a brother Matron c o m in g o f |


V a r ia r i t ^ nn J'^‘> S


16, Chatburn Road. a g I I hiJJlf,! o®«asl6n of ' “ 8ratulktlons,


—ftom Ellen and George'; also S ^ an and Jo'an, '


b ir t h d a y g r e e t (Nuo


' —Cfaetlngs to a Mother and G ran o ^ . Mrs D


iao(. With best wlsibes.’’ —Annie, Albert and Jack 27, Wellgate, CUtheroe.


5NjGAGEMENT


between-. Brian, only mn of g. Catling; of i i r u w e r RSlnhlm Road, Tlorhchufch, E s ^ f ailri


i CATLING—DAVENPOrV engagement is iannhunced


ip s . G. Davenport; of ^ Klrlc Avenue, Djw 'Moor,' Olltheroe' Con^^^ulatlons from '


ik i COOPERATIVE: LIMITED


FURm SHING DEPART


SAVE PN EY ON OU) HpO U P TO 'is ALLOWED IN


6 6IVER Cl 5XGHANGE FOR NEW MA' iA


Jun or Modi 1 £28-5-0. Larg^ Modi I C jliU r Model £33-9 111


-I-' ■ . ' I •


OUR 20-WEEK CLUB TO


NO


iM tR E S r CllAR' J . EXAMPLE:


uffior Cleaner


; ^ss Allowance on OLD Hoover Payment oi ] 28/5 ■


r -I ■ -... ' I


„ dear 'Jrlver, “ ■e, on 21st,


land Barbara , (nee Me’ade', „ Wii13th, alley, UUBl!


Tq-night l{rife at 7-3(I-Win Patrj Note: Owing to the length of‘thei Man in the Grey Flannel Suit” |this|


MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SUSAN HAYWARD, ROBERT PR^TOll


Wlde-Bmpen , I ! ; ! ''! TULSA ' i f PRECbED BY action.


Boom town, an'inferno of passion and amb pulse beat faster, toe; the gdlden tide that


: Teohhlcolob, .JOHN IRELAND, DOROTHY MAL'


s'wept I ONEl


tlon;l


High; sbeed excltementl h Breathtaking dyha'micl furious! r - “— '


F A S ) ! : ^ f F U R W ■


dURSDAY li 1'-' BAlIi - FRIDAY


7-30; SATURDAY at 2-1>, 6-0| BUSTER CRABBE In


f P ^ e r t


‘TTue toyplre’s tougl esti pn


Ing 8 idyehturou;y;# ea ja of ‘ the desert outpost. ;l -____ ghtln


Booking Office 4 P.m. I Other -tim)i


r ! ; to[l2'^ noon and 2-15 1 to; 5 the General


isti fighting men. The LeOlon I I of


open Monday, Wednesday and Satul 8 at


iral Om e, Y/JJo ~ p.m,


mcce, 2/1400of .'Tel. ,I


. .. . ■ J}EGISTEEED as a VSPAPER : THEO w k )N CtrrHEROEj Phone 81


be idhowH oij ISgturday at 2-15 and f Weew commencing January 28th; to


and 19 Payments .jof


ASK FORIiFURTHEB DETAEJ^-NOV !.BE RE.1DY FOB SPRING CLEAN]]


TO ALL MEMBERS 6 f THE GISBURN. R7ljjlN()T0 --LTHEICONSERVATIVEIASSpCll


[BRANCH OF THe GenerM ,1 will be held in the!' ! |RIBB1E8DALE ARMS. GISjpURN


On TUESDAY, 5th FEBRU/^ i Preceded by a DINNER at


Ticltets 6/i6!: eajiii to be bought by Fib


FYom;iMrs, d ; 0. MiiDlcklnson, 3, Park-pad, Glj '


.lifrs. L Wrathall,! Moorhouse Farm, Padhij i Mrs.-G. I Car^.i Stoops Farm, RImIngton. ''


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