a o a ^


NeW V iw ; for C h a t t^ ^


E h e l d t w i c e ^T£. A


YEARLY ONLY T A PRICE loy CAN A RDFFO ** ■


leked.'unbcittd >/su/t| FjASmON c x 5 i^


CX)UET HAilRpiitei^SBi^ DrntpDU(||


listiTO Iri SM - l> E R A lA I lk N T t o n in g . JAMAL MILK-


WAVE, AND ALL J A i ^ PERMANENT WAVING BUSINESS Asj'uSUAl, DUWNCi THE HOUI AYS


|e«ch 4) YORK lisTREp, CLITHEiROE m (In conlunqtlon with W. c| Standerwiok)


CLITHEROE. IB, iWollgafii ’WHA ^ CHATBURN. Brown


Depart WhaUey


P.m. MO .. a n . 10-10 . .C liiheroe 5lithbroe 824 ES


AGRIClk' (fu e l s


SO TURAL


and O H S


FOR PROM]>T DELIVERY '


WRITE — i or ’PHONE: I


B. & H. TRANSPORT,


Clitheroe ^nd Chipping. Telephone:


CUTHEROE 1118 CmwiNO 257


10-00 10-00


p,n. 6-3)


1 lEPTEM. HolidayI I|jn, 6/9


PESDAY. RY anil


an. e/n 6/0 6/0 a and ■


on. lAYSi . |recommended to travel by


BATH 70/4 POOLE 92/8


J with booljings to j ■ DORCHESTER, SWANAGE and! WEYMOUTH


B


: Whalley „ 8-20 pan. ! Light reXreshnimts availably. |


Chatburn depart 8-10 pan. i aitbMoe „ 8-15 p.m.


ournemouth 94/1 FRIDAY NIGHT. JULY 17th I 1


p.m 2-(H 2-(M 6-3(


aJiL 8- 4C


9- 00


peon 12-00


PORTSMOUTH i


harbour 98/- ; (FOR ISLE ^F WIGHT) i


IDepart Cfiatbum 9-19 p'.m.i itheroe 9-25 ipin.; Whalley 1


FRIDAY NIGH]r. JULY 17th 9-31 pan.


! Change at Blackburn


IbrIGHTON 91/4J EASTBOURNE |95/-i BEXHILL-ON-SEA 95/-i |8T. LEONARDS 96/-; HASTINGS


FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 17th ! | ■Depart Chatburn 9-19' nan-.'


CIltheroe 9-25 p.ni.: WhaUey 9-3‘i: ' I


I Light refreshmeAts available. ; raange at Kackburn pan.


RSIONS I day EXCl RSIONS


BLACKPOOL 7A- MONDAY and THURSDAY,


I 20th "and 23rd’JULY Impart Chatburh 8-lS aan.;.


^29 1/m. Blackpool cen. Jet. 7-40 pirn.


iSbelley depar;. 10-67 iaan. I “ iJe'-oe „ 11-06 S


, SUNDAY. 26th JULY ISans.'*^ tralnTj Enquiry for;


|Chatburn „ 11-loiaS 1 connection


iFhst land Secoi.d Claas i DaY Jriu bll t e l a


■ana rfetum on ■any train hav |conneptlon.


■ I ■ww Jm aiuiy. a’ a of Issue by


■Chtheroe where mot otherwise |thown,


^ ' I Hallway Agentsi ■ I


book in advance ^ • ■ !


I


(7280); . !


s a throiiga I


|Npte,-i-Fares quoted are from I a ■ ' I SPECIAL


0-00 P.m.


2i00 5-30.


: ' ' 9-00 :.W)0


pjn. 1-


pin 2-


00 6-5o


am 8- 30 9- 00


P.m.


12-40 12-00 6-30


pm. 2-00 6-30


p.m. 6-15


12-40 pm. 12-50


am. 7-40 p.m.


am. 8- 50 9- 50


pm 6-31


pm. 6-40


^ • /


10-10 . loi^o


pm|. 6^


9- 15 . . —t I . CHESTER, iLLANGOLLEN and ,


■■■: : I


pm. 12-10 pm. 2-15


64o am.


'8145


9-50 P.m. 1-40


3C


pm. 1-50


:am. 8 ^ 8-45


P.m. 12-50- 2-10 6-40


am. a.m.


8:50 9-15 —


i2-l( 6-40 — I


— . . CHESTER ZOO . . . J . .............8/- . BELMoW. GIRCDLAB . . . . . . 4/3


!


horseshoe PASS : (including luncheon and high!tea) ..29/6 il. 1


"i ■ ■ — . . RIBBLE VALLEY TOPB___ 4/3 am.


8-20 . . :8-4(i 8150 .. !


g-is lO-K


;TUESD/iY, 21et julV .WHlTBy; '


‘ ... .1 8 /9


HOlfiMSEJNEW BRIGHTON .ahjfj so b T T ^ ^ T .11/3


RIPON kndi PODNTAH7S ABBEY Including! luncheon and high tea.


..........2i/


INGLETON' KIRBY LONSDALE and MOBECAMBE i .............9/9


BELLE |y i l& - ZOO And PLEASURE GARDENS .. ..5/6


ILKLEYi and BOLTON ABBEY i


i' !' ■ ■ ' I il ' • I:


___


RIBBLE VALLEY via Preston Motorway!


,6/9 3/6


WEDNESDAY. 22nd llULY SCASfflpROUGH . . J:'.. . . 1 7 / 6


SEVEN LAKES TOUBilrncludlng luncheon and hlph tea 28/6


PICKMEREiLAKE . BLACKPOOL . . . . . . RffiBLE VALLEY TC'


.............6/6 ..........5/6


UR ....4/3


THURSDAY. 23rd jUly CHESTER DEESIDE 'L......H/6


SEDBBRGH, YORKsW e DALES and INGLB7TON In­ cluding ipncheon and high ............................ 25/6


pm. 2-15 ,


KNARESBOBOUGH, HARRO­ GATE and HAREWOOD HOUSE ...................... . . . .1 0 / -


HOLLUIGSTO^


RffiBLE VALLEY and SETTLE ! ................


BLACKSTONE EDGE ..,.6/9 :4/3


lake and


Dls riot Holidays are now available a t local offices or ' i . I agencies.


i SERVICES


SATURDAY, JULY 18th BLACKPOOL


depart CHATBURN .................... 8-54 a.m. CLITHEROE..................... 8-0 a.m. WHALLEY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10 a.m.


M^i lECAMBE


DEPART CHATBURN ................... 7-46 a.m. GLITHEROE ............... .7-62 a.m. WHALLEY.....;............. 8.6 .a .m.J /if f


day faculties are on offer. Per details ask a t local offices or agencies,


^ i Book a t Local Office;!


C^ITHEROE, .16, Wellgate.; Tel. 176. , 0r!at Local Agencies: I


LEVERS BATTERY ‘PEll ETS’ bookings from Chatbnrn only).


WHALLEY. Mn Brookes, jPark/Villas.' Tel. 2279. 0 JATBURN. Mr. 0. Wilkliison, 8.^ Bridge Road.


Tel 391 (for pbove, an extensive range of bti 'er holi­


excursion programme for clitheroe and i


Kl-lO. ,n6<'n 12-1H


12-1 ;o p j i.


2-00 6-;o


)


; am. 9-50


9-50 p.m.


12-10 pm. 12^6


2-10 6-15


am. WO


nool 12-00 pmL 6-30


a.m. 8-30


lO-CO


PJI. 12-4)


9- 6-140 a n |.


6-40 . . ! - - . . BIBBLE valley vlA Preston __________ :: :


P’ln- . ■ -I ■'


am.


8-20 9-50 pm.


12-50 am. . ' 9-40


9-50 10- 9-50 f . . 10-:


pm. , 6-40 am-


12-10 . / - f . . CHESTER' ZOO P-“ '


|. I I M


:Motorway ...........3/6 TUESDAY; 14th JULY


8-40 .. -WHITBY . . . . . . . j.j.............18/9 10-10 ..


INGLETtoN, KIRBYl LONSDALE and MORECAMBH j...............9/9


. . NEW BRIGHTON via Mersey Tunnel


WEDNESDAY, 15th I JULY


HARROGATE—Great i Yorkshire Show-v:................ '.!............9/9


SEYM lakes tour' ..........15/9


HARBdGATE, BIPON and POONTAINS ABBEY . ...1 0 /9 > :


i :


RIBBLE VALLEY and s e t t l e :


.......... .!..............


THURSDAY. 16th JULY RHYL


PICKMEBE LAKE 10


........16/3 .........6/6


; mud jGRANGE- ; • ‘ • • SATIJRijAY, 18th JULY


FRIDAY, kth JULY CHESim i DEESIDE . . . . . . 11/6 WINDERMERE. CONISTON


13/3


•: BLAOKTOOL for Theatres and Dancing j ......... ;.............4/6


SUJ^DAY, iD’th 4ULY LLANDpHNO . . 1.. , . tbenthaM gardens . SEVEN I LAKES TO0B .


AYBGABTH, RICHMOND ingleton ; i . ‘ii '!


HOGHTON TOWER! ... BLACKjpO()L . . . . . i . ,


RIBBLE VALLEY airf SETTLE I . . ; . .v . j . .


am. ; a.mj MONDAY, 20th JULy 8- 60 . .


' ^ . . ... 3 / -


. . .. .5 / 6 ........4/3


- r . . HOL'YWELL and PANTASAPH '


'i 13/-


...18/9 ...14/6


...15/9


and . . . 12/6


.................................. 9/g


50 . : 10-10 . . WINDERMERE and' BOW- NEss >,................ : : ......... '. .12/ .


I; ' i I ' ' j 1 I i Cjhatbum I Depart p.m.


ilOilO 10


10


SATURDAY 11th dULY BLAOlsEOOL for; Thteea and Danitog ......... (............4/6 T-


AYS3ARTH, BICHMOND and jlNGLErON


SUND)|y. 12th JULY, 1YS3A


. BICE GRANITE OIRCULAE,


..........12/6 ..........11/3


’CHESIjEB ZOO '. .....................8/-


NEW' BRIGHTON Via MeraCy i Tunnel : J ..............9/9


BLACikpOOL MONdAyj 13th JUl|y


8-20 .. 8-40 SCABBpEioUGH .:.j..............17/6 8- 50 . . -p CHESTER' and LLAn'gOLLEN ,


' 1 5 / - . '


8/- 5/6


RIBBLE VALLEY t e SETlTiE . . . . ; .....................4/3


COIAGH EXCURSIONS i - i J|. , ftom


E


ILLEY. Bus Station: Cow • '.i :' ■


Afteriservlng'Sffi^iirate


.W e s fH p e p ^ ^ ^ becaniH''Vicarof gt,


at. : tf tta tif rn ,: » * ’i s h '.'ChUifCh, : .Mr. j


: fo r ,V rV i2 3rebrs..’ '' ■ SJx years ago ihe accepted


the'UvlHg'ht Walkderi;


I Mr. Horne, who Is 49 years of age, 'Is'a'marled man.


new- duties early in Septemi- ber.


He Is expected to start his '


Twp rides for Clailio^!


cyclist, wearing a?iplll-box hht short jacket, knickerbockers, black stoiikings and boots. There Is a bugle hanging at his side and he I’s standing beside his ‘(ordinary” or“ pen- ny-farthlhg” bicycle. At the foot of ithe photo Is a pencilled Inscription “1890-l|the winner of the Settle bup! — Trainer BUI Oddyi” The Clltheroe Bicycle .Club had been found­ ed six years befor;e that date and it must halve been a thri­ ving club, for dn ..another phltpgraph, taken lii 1884, which' Is' In the Museum, one can count 54 members.';


[Perhaps It is (DUtlieroe’s


wonderful setting, with good cycling country in .almost every direction, which ab- counts for the .fadt that the here, and


sport stUl thrives though the c lu b ........ ..........


Clarion, there Is still a tSettie, C|up.” On Sunday, at 7 a.m.J ten of our member^, plus thelrl supporters, assembled at Bell­ man Bridge to leave at minute


:s"how the


Intervals on the rijn to'Settle^ and back.


, '


j After circling ;he 'traffic Island at the botto n of'Chat-,


bum Road, they re lurned past' the starting point. The route, was then via Sawley,! Copy Nook, Iviggleswcirtli Rathmell,: until near Settle tiey’ turned at the “triangle” by Glggles- worth station.! and.ireturned! along the'same roid'to Bell man Bridge, There our'time keeper was waiting to clock us In at the end of tne, 32-mile


event. All the riders safely accomplished the flhal results were: (fastest; and now.


the Settle Cup) i


run; and D. Cowell holder of


Fox (2nd) il,25.45; (2nd handicap) 1 .............


P; Western 'i.34.33; son 1.38.58! A 1.44.14 and B.


R.' WestW'iod 1.33.0;


J. TUlot^ Townson


Elralthwaite [Later in the mbmlng we


assembled again for , the run to Malham yihlch always fol- Mws this-event, and'"a most enjoyable day was spent.


[Next season’s football I


[Clitheroe RC, , will open the


new season in Dlvision H of tlje Lancashire Combination OH Aiigust 22nd: with a' home “derby” fixture agal^-^ Great Harwood. League fixtures for the remainder of the season are;


1959 ,. August 22|-Gt. Harwood


■Nelson ..............; September


|,5-Lwigan Athletic . .2— Horwich R.M;I... 14—Lomax 16— Droylsden ..........


10-(-Rolls Hoyce 17- fLey)and Motors . 24-pPadiham i ... . . . . 31-|-Noithern [ Nomads


3—Lancaster Clity


21-rMorecambe ____ is—


i7-kjlossop I .....'.;- .. . 14- pCromptoh’s • Rees.


November


12rt-Rolls Royce ..... 9-fGt. Harwood ..... 6- i-Netherfleld '■ 8—Netherfleld • (Mond afternoon.)


5— Leyland Motors .


St. jHeleiis; Ttown . December


January' 196(K-


^-pHorwlch RM.1, TjO-lChorley


15- yDroylsdeni aO-fLancasteriCity 2!74Padiham


2-|-Wigan Athletic . ■[■Lomax ..I.'.....;


,2g-4Morecambe ...... '


l2-4Hos^p [ ; ....... 19—


. 2-;st. Helens! Town .. 16- Chorley i . . . . . . . . .


- April.


■yNorthem 'Npmads Crompton's Rees.


, March February raise £52 A garden party and coffee


^ evehlng organised by the Soroptlmlst Club of CHtheroe last week raised more than £52 for the yarlous charities to which the[ club contributes.'


Llttlemoor House,- the home Mr. and Mrs. | A. 'West, and ” attractions; Included g [ t r jA- sure hunt, sideshows and


The effort was held


guessing competition. ' i \ i


October (Wed.)


Lancaster .(1st hardlcaU and Shield for I the“ ! ^ t j First Ride”) 1.28.48; J. Crowther


,26,'45; J. Mr, Geofirey W! Bl'llbwsj was


25.21); M. K.]Varey


best mah and the groomsman was Mr. Thomas Lurid, the bridegroom’s! brother. [ '


Fallowing the [ceremony, at ' ! '


which tbbl 'Vicar, the Rev. 'S. Blrtwell,, offlcluted, a rtcep- tlpnwas held at the Sunllrin, Waddlngton.j Later, the reWly married tjouple' left F fc r ( a honeymoon tour of Waled, the bride travelling in', h blue dress and icoat with vhlte accessories


reside at Ip, Cardigan ^vi Clltheroe.


jMr. and!Mrs. Lund _


e to nue.


MARSDEN -4 LUPtON The wedding look place at


Hubert’s Street, Great Har­ wood.


' I - ' . . , Given away by her father, (Moii.)


the bride v^ore a full-length gown ' of I white: Swiss em­ broidered njflon and lace over taffeta, am a flnger-itlp-


length veil secured by & learl and nylon ejoronet. She par­


ried a bouqi et of plnlj carna­ tions,'


: [ '


Patricia Asplri, cousin df the bride..


ballerlna-Ier gth ' dresses „ matching j head-dresses ind


------------- ^ ^ -------------


Ice-blue. flocked . nylon, ’frith \7ore


; The MlsseS, Lupton of


ters, ' the ; Misses Irene ‘ and Maureen Lupton, and Mis,


In attendance were her sis­


Our! Lady and • St. Hubert’s R.C. Church,! Great HUrfiood, last [week of Mr. Joseph N ars- den, fourth son' of Mrs. and the late Mr iB! Mjarsderi, of 16, West View, Clltheroe, and Miss Catheiflne Sheila Lupton, eldest daughter [of Mr. pnd Mrs. J. Lupton of 24, St.


i | . LUND — KELLETT Mr. jhnies Edward Lund|


youngest [son of Mr. and Mrs. J. ! N. Lund, of Pages Farm, CUtheroe,' was married Ut St. Mary’s Parish Church, Olith- erOe, on [ Saturday, to Miss! Jennifer .Sellett,' only daugh­ ter of Mrj and Mrs. W. Kellett, of “Kelgarth,” Eamont Bridge,! Penrith, and [ formerly of*


Appleby. ; !| ' | r I


the bride wore a gown of cream brocade threaded with gold, ari(| a head-dress of cream robes' She carried ah' Ivory-backed prayer book arid wore a spray of [cream roses, j


Given !^way by her fither,^


Sowby, a friend; of the bride, wore a ' dress .of cream and lilac floral nylon and a spray of cream tea roses.


A friend of the brldeghxim! As bridesmaid. Miss Hazel whltb and shoes. They


carried bouquets; of white car- natlcjns. The small attendant had a full-length dress of white flocked nylon with whltp acciessorles and a head­ dress of -white Iflowers. She carried a jposy of sweet peak.


! Mn Amold Marsden, the bridegroom’s brother, was best man,[ the duties of groomsman being shared by Mr. Battle Maxsden, the bridegroom’s'


■ brother, and Mr. Robert Chip­ pendale.


■ 1', i ; : . . . ‘


The ceremony was[ i>er- formed by the ‘Rev. Fr. J. ! Burns, who also offered Nup­


Gaine Cock Inn, I Great Har- woodJ


I !


' chlnaj tea service from the bridegroom’s wbrkfriends on Prestriri Corporation and table mats[ and llneii from the bride’s colleagues, at Black-


Wedding: gifts'included, a


burh Royal Infirmary, where Mr.


she was a s 'taff nurse i,-. : '. • .


to reside at 2, Sirielt Mfll Got-^ tages. Dunsop Bfidge,


and Mrs. Marsden are


.25 YEARS Ite


tial Mass and gaye the Papal blessing. A reception followed at the


TN the writer’s possession Is a Vhotograph oi a young


Seventeen-yeaMld Maureen Starkic, of 39, BaWdlaiidi, Clither()e, who had the best attendance record for, the


past yw . at St. Paul’s Sunday School, Low Mooir was crowned'rose queen ob Saturday.


w luour, was


School grounds by Mis. Birtwell, Birtwell, Vicar of Clijheroe.! Attending the ^queen” Were Ann Vofie, Catherine p^zdElDr and ‘


The crowning ceremony was performed in wife of


David ’JJrptjter as page boy. The retiring queen,


well, and Beryl Eaton flowers, i


jthe Sunday the Rev. S.


Jaiiet Sj(^rples,, wi^h , ; ; v ■'


Gladys Coatps, thanked Mrs, Birt- presented her with a spray of


: trained by Miss; G. Holliday ="‘ t ‘T ' »' r S »a- S“»1w s e t i i l •edb.r,,- Church,


uvihg Uf .'Christ .Cjilitrcb, Chiit-; burb.


*f>HE Rev. tterhW ■'Horhe, •“ vicar of St. Paul’s Churchj Waltaien, ;ihtis adefipted: aio


subii^ejfe ’’tlie'iReviv


IS^^^OWNED ,1N AND OUT RO


. •■ • • I : -


_


lUND ABOll by Qnlq


. ' ting ,'preacher fromi iithe ■Unltted -States has preached at Whalley Parish Church ibut


’ on Sunday, for the first tlmte, .^ e preacher was a c le rg ^ an of,, Ifhe Protestant Eplsiiopal


..Chupch . of .' the UBiA, i lthe church with which the Ohuron of. England is In full .compmnlon. ' • ,, - | '


The preacher, iwas the Rev:


G E Injnch, who ’has held pasW):a%; In Nfew, ErigMU, Hannibal, Ml^sonr}, anffth'Eu beei^ [Rector,, of Holy Trinity; Indlatoapolfs,, since' 1953,' i


Mr i,Lynch, who was accom-;


panled. on this, visit by.i [hfe wife, Is also' active In radla."


andj tdlevlSl'on (prdgraifimek: ' • ‘He ils a native of Pall River,


Ma^.[ and gained his BAi.' de- gre^'at 'Duke University! ,'iirid his BjD. a!t Harvard, arid Duke',!!


Leagi|e cricketer, VBob”' Booth of Barrow, , who Is over from America visiting relatives in CllthCroe,' rp^evi^cd a!(!(iua|nt:,


' the| C^atburn Road ground on '. SatUT lay. : 'j Among those! he met was Jim .[Crabtree who plajied Barrtitv' [ before Bob left this country.'


ance yiith many; old frleri(js,at


: Mr. Booth,' who went! to Shanghai 3(J years ago, last visited Clltrieroe In 1936. ! fie


, wa3 in China'during the early ■ years of thd[ war before the


Japanese attacked Pearl fiar- b o | ’


i ( '■ ■ ■ ;


: Aijlbricari war veterans. ' ' *


Ma^achusetts, and became assistant treasurer to the HduSlri'g AiitHbrlty there and helped to provide horises' for


' l ' , ■ [ “holiday! FORECAST”


Sorr^"lo upset you, folks—get out. '! those mac’s again!


FOTep^ tn^t ' fqr the next 'fqw I weeks,' we’re! ^ing to have some rain,'!


Ijurpand by ML., ■W


According to my right great toe ,! ■


I guess *e’re going to have lour '^are of'ij hurricanes -and sploshes!


So I put away your tennis shoes, [ get put those old galoshes,


According to the midges small, ' ''that fly around my door,!


The rains thi" — ^ are of all


. I’ve: no jwish'W; BUT— ' Ij


According to (he tea-leaves In th e bottom j Of: my cup.


The other three’ most fickle |are, (I hope it ^eers you up!)


And from now [until October (or so the,tea [eaves say!),


'The weather iwfll be perfect for a super holiday!


! ■ !■ ■ , F' “JIMIFElJ"! .* * *


think that one day these tvlll be “ the good! old days.”


Tailpiece: It’s amusing to ’ll


PEEPS INTO THE PAST AGO


IS from Our issue of July 13th, 1934 ,


! h§roe’^ Carnival Queen, to reign for one year Trie run- rief-ui). Miss Rena Fell, of


iWUson Street, Clitneroe, was [appoirited “Britannia” for the Castle Fete. '


i ' ,■ *' *!' *' ,


! Mr. [Ralph Assheton, son of Mr. arid Mrs. R. d. Assheton, pf ' Downham Hall,'■was adop­ ted as [the Conservative candi­ date to flgnt the[ RuJhclitte, Nottingham, bye-election, on the retirement of [Sir Henry Betterfbri, whei had been ap­ pointed chairman of the Un- emplojfraent Asslst^ce Board.


* ■ * ■ .[[*' . .•


burn for several [years, the Rev. A. Thornber was tfans-


[ Methodist Minister at Chat­


: ferred to Saddlewoirth Circuit and Was to reside S at Delph, where the Rev. G.[ W. Tyson began ,ils ministry.!


%;[''


! I . 1; ■ “ ! with regard to the provision of ' '


t


electrlaltjy for the area. * . ik


.When Mr. Josepn Jackson, of fit. Pa il’s street, Low Moor; broke t he only unhgtehed egg In a ! clujtch, of' a dozen, found tt at perfect


ucLvo-auii, he


it contained two formed dlicklings.


* * ' 4 "' The James’s,


Vicar a accepted


;ev. H. y. Burnett, B.A; Audley, Staffordshire, the living of St.


'Illtheroe. ■ ! * 4!


pointed! treasurer of iCUtheroe Football Club In succession to


Mr S; ’Thompson. Mr. A. Pym conflnuec. aLse(iretary.. '


Mr. 'ip. Robinson [ was ap-! : [*! ;


rgnged between the Lanca- ehlre file ctrlc Powef Company "ntl thf^--


An interview was' being ar-'


/i (jtessmaker ' In Clltheroe, ^ M|ss Dorothy [Hanson, of Waddlngton, was elected Clit-


. Items from our issue oi '


50 YEARS AGO July 16th, 1909


fTHE Borough Treasurer jvas authorlseei to bori'ow


was fixed for! jvater supplied outside the borough. • I * I.* * '


Ambulance Association were presented with ' long-service medals In London by H.R.H. the Prince Of [Wales. Among the recipients Was Supt. S! J. S. Hlndle, of the Read Corps, who joined at Its formation lii 1891.


vj * I* *


offered a reward for Infornia-^ tlon which would lead to the prosecution of !’’some person or persons who forced the! door, of a cabin In Dangerous Quarry, gained access to the' explosives safe and took away a quantity of' explosives.”


Horrocksford Lime Co. litdi * :* *


, Irig hear' the gate suddenly attacked and itossed him. Ex­ cep t'th a t his' clothes Were badly torn Mr. Wilson escapbd with slight bodily Injuries. I


' .* ' ■ ,! ' charge.


val at the Public Hall Skating Rink attracted about eighty entries. Mr. Holt, the Instrric-i tor and manager, wils In


The first 'ifanby' dress carni­ -


6/8, CASTLE SIREE CLITHEROE


iSfjf


the West Bradford - Grindle- ton Road, a man named Wil­ son had -an alarming experi­ ence. ! Encountering several sheep that wbrb?, straying bn! the hlghwriy, he opened a gate' and vm about to put themllnj the field when a cow, 'stand-;


Near West ClOugh Farm,__ on


SPORTS CO A T S ft C A S U A L JA C K E T S - ■ B U Z B R S '


In - ■!.; “ " ‘'i S L A C K S -D a r k Greyj, Lmts , end Slatti Also ‘RELAX-SWS\


SHIRTS — /n eddltion to the; formal jty/es — we offer o'ore . in [onf-slecved and short-sleeved SPORTS in the foteJt|Sho(/ej and designs.


TIES - :-i K N ITW E A R -


' JE A N S - Inclodini. the. weH-kn6m .;Ue.. Cooper’ . and ‘Wettcoi' SH O R T S - ia c lu dm i'S TO IC tronrf.


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SW IM W E A R - s O m MER JACKE T^ hrqm letyrs H I V in sty I ' Members of the St. JOhn


£3,400 under! the Local (Gov­ ernment Board’s sanction Ifor the purchase of land on [the town’s w a t b r gathering grounels' at Ducky Leach. | A charge Of Is. per 1,000 gallbns


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5, MOOR GLITHEROE TELEPH()NE 488


LORD & SON THE VELDTSCHOEN PEO LE


week a sample lat lies in store.


the show’rsj jwe’ve had today. you,!but


Were really jqst rehearsing for the week ypii go awayl


Taverner S2/i Country s'de.


e’re now due for a season of ! both thunderstorms and hall,


(it’s, never; known to fail I) ' A new kind new kind of comfort


of shoe with a '


. I ■ ' ' ■ Later he wmt to walt«le,


WWoiwnon J2M ^bMiy tan side.


i ' Aj .j.torixier Blbblesdale- 900 X 9x24'


MOx 16 6(k)x 19 „


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WO X M 11;25 X 24 iijsS'x' 11 X 28


7.60'X T "■ i I^ G ■pXJR some 'Years past a Wsl- j I I Agriculjgiral Ct&


TRAGTOk REl^iOULb COVER complete with TUBE and WHEEL IN fiXJCf^GE FOR. TOUR OLD UNIT.


n n .v if® . ntraptoM We are nov^ In $ pfesltlon' TO YOU I [ S U P E R S E R V I C E ■ I'' ■ I " ' ■'


ff.eet all demands '''/N ‘fHE FlElD” , '''[(“ I l i !• 1 •»I. il'


recently acquired! a | BAj^; L^I^iRO^Vr I r


Clitheroe, Advertiser & Times, fiily 7Q, j pjlp ’ , j


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tyre depot . ‘rejephpne:


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