[TInvalids I were


oe H guests


IBERS of GlHheroe Toe H. on Sati^r^ay entef-


^Ined 100 guests at the 10th anual party for cripples and Kvalids.


, J !■ ,i


The guests were taken to lie party, held In' ^the Parish


|hurch School, bjy members Glitheroe Rotary Club arid


jayoress, Coun. and Mrs. ij. Intwlstle.


; iMr. S. Morton, the chair-


pan, welcomed the guests, ad; wished the Mayoress a bmplete and speedy recovery (pm her reemt operation,


],After a ' hot meal, the premoriy of Light was ,con- - acted, by the Toe H pilot, llr. H. A. Coates.


llrls’ choir; Johnnie. Bryan/ |nd his star shakers; l and-l, l e ■!C111 h e rb e Technical; Ichool T h e a t r e ■ GrOup,' Iho presented two plays, pro- ' |uced by, Mrs. G. Wilkinson.


lompere, and thanks to the Irtlstes were expressed by poun. Bj Sharpies.


The Success of the party


|?as once again contributed to’ the: generosity of the


plitheroe Amateur Operatic Snd Dramatic Society, who


had helped by a donation to foe H'funds.


PAST 50 YEARS AGO


Items from our issue (If January 29thi 1909


li ^ of frost, during which Tskatingj had been general throughout the district. The' llbble


»AIN‘ ended a bharp spell was frbzen oyer,


Ifor skating. t * ; * ! # ‘


Itljough not sufaclentl,)’ safe I


■question, 1,599 rnembers'i of Ithe local Weavers’, Winders’ .


In a ballot on the half-time


land Warpers’ | Association, lyoted against raising the age Ilimit, and 675 were In favour. 186 were neutral,land about 1200 papers were riot returned.


Members of j the Fire 1 iBrlgarie, at a supper and


social,! presented Mr. Thomas rRawstnorne with ' a silver medal in recognition, j of sixteen - and - a - half years’ ! service.


chairman of the committee, made the presentation, and expressed the ■ committee’s appreciation ’


• Coun. i J. Hdiden,


thorne’s services las engineer. • ■ I # - ■* ii *


of i| Mr. Raws- 1


A demonstration of a new


invention . for farmers was given at Glsburn by Messrs. Ai Tebay, jurilor, and A. Baimls- ter, the patentees. This Iwas a machine; foy ,the iriore efficient application to | the land of basic blag, ground llriiestone or g r a i i u l a t e d


manure. ,


I *


organised by thb workpeople of Messrs. Thompson’s, Ltd.,


' At a social


Salford Bridge |mii1, Mr., J . ' Ainsworth was presented with a silver cake basket a!s


souvenler . of wedding. ‘ The was made by Mr.


his recent preseritatlon H. Walirisley,


a A new !organ, built!' by


!Mr. J. T. Fl|'eidlrig,;bf Daiwen, was the preacher at | the special seiVlces; at v^hlch recitals .were given byi Mr. 'Eccles. Mr. ■


of Grlndletbn, was the sblolst and an augmented choir!sang ..anthems under the ! con- ductorshlp o f ! Mr. |Johri Cottam, junior...


Edwin Hatgeaves, I , ITelephcine; 663 LANEj qLITHEROE


(EDDING iCT GOODS


TE SHEETS


. , GREY SHEETS ^RETS ,’ ! i .,


------ r - ALL SIZES FREE F.B.O.A. kic OPTiaAN


' The Beeches, ; ! CuTHEkolE koAD, WHALLEY,


Nb. SLacrisuRN. - -


(HONS.)


WITH EVERY NEW •HINfi MACHINE


Messrs. Wordsjworth |and Company, of Leeds, under the direction of Mr. ^ames picles| of Blackburn arid ,Clltheroe^ was opened; at Wett Bradford ; United Mfethodlst (jhurch. ^


dance,’ Coun. W. Sharpies: was


|nape (baritone); Sam Bridge; comedy);' Brenda Cdtites-, boprano); Mrs. Houlkerisv)


1A concert followed in which, be artistes ■ were: John lornby (accordion); John


fe I Round Table,; and were Bcelved by the Mayor arid


Britain netyis* PARTY TIME FOR THE JUNIOR SCHOLARS moreengmoeers


IF ,jshe- is; trial development, Brit a quickening


require ,60 pdr c^ t. qualified engineers bj


ralslrig the Inumbet 135,odo to|220,)pp,


edited by Mr. MR. jfor Cllth^roe, anji manj of ithe parliamentary


to melet the rate of indus- ip will ■more


^ frbin I This Is Istat^d In a purvey,


Goveiiiihent’s and Scientific


Rlchayd. Port, chalr-


United States or the D.S.S.R., purely bri tie number of scientists land englpeers em­ ployed. Brits in. Is j clearly bound to lose, says thri report.


Cororiilttep In 'Any comi arlson with the


corislderey questiori qualified


If, however, percentages are .' then thei' maln


neers are bellpg Usee i In the most Irriport'ant industries, and .whether they a:ri'being correctly j u^ed bij their


Is whether enough scleijitlsts arid engi­


employees. ‘" I"


to be met. higher education In science and |Bnglneei’lpg will hkve toj expand as [rapidly


ilf j these nequlremerits’ are fflGHER EDUCA7TON , .


driririg the next 10 ye ars as it has j done elurlng tjhe past decade, j


Tlie proportions in leach age


group being given I higher education in these eey sub­ jects, now a little lyer one


pqr jc®i is 11.


it is desirable {that iiI Britain more nien arid wPn:ien with scleritiflc knd enitoeering education arid training should be given responsible ddnilnls- tratlve and commercial posts,


Trie report concludes that They


greater und;jrstandlng of the fundamental probleuis of


weuld br(rig the the


Industries In which tiey work thari those not educrited and ' trained.! . ■


spoke about mentel Illness and Its trestment to riiembers' of the cilltheroe Women’s- Co-operathe Guild m Tues­


TIfRS. L. lUPPAX, ajCentral ; Comm ttee memb e r ,


Womun^s Guild day) j Mrs. E. Wilson presided, and ' ! J,


Miss d; Knight am:{Mrs.. E. Allen expressed thanks.


at the annual;party at .the school on Saiurday. On the extreme left is the ’Vicar, ;he i


Junior scholars (di WJbalieyjjEarlsh i '■ ‘ ..... S:hpol, with teachers and parents,


Rev. H. C. Snape, attd on Ithb cxtreiriej right are IV)h. R- Shaw, Sunday Scbjool superintendent; 1 .and Mrs. Shalwj


FlOR eOUNCilli HQME$ iibj B '-jhouses In Clitheroe. But


HUNDRED peoplq are -still W3-ltihg pemn flf th? a:ppllcanits a('


tra isfer to Council property would free a nuriiber of private heenses In! the town.


ready, living-! in privately oWped bpuses,’ and their This picture! cjf the borough’s housing needs was given


by Coun. tI. Robinson, chalrntan of the Town Council’s Housing Coriimlttee, this week yheni he outlined the Cdr- pbration’s Ibulldlrig programme.


begin on, the ! Castle 'View R()ac[ housing site In the very ri'earj friture.;


It is hoped that work wUl


Couicll’s proposal to build 18 houses on the site has already been.recelveel.


Whitehall approval of the |


Preparatory work on the site, costing an j estimated


£1,434, will be carried out by direct labour. It Is hoped to begin this work as soon as 'possible.


I I


: The Council have approved the f estimate, ‘ and have decided to apply for Whitehall penrilssion to borrow £1,434


TVTRS. ALICE BOLTON: of Rhyddtagtpn, i Whalley


I$10Q bequest ^0 St. Dunstaii'S


Road, Larighb, iiho died' on July 26th; at the age of; 78, has ■ left £13,060 . (£12,838 net, duty paid £731^ .


Reconditioned


Eiectric Portable Selwing Machines


9 17s. 6(1.


(With coupon), Total Price


or Easyl Terms GUARANTEED


roll APmERrSALES SERVICE Outetriridirig Part-nchapge


Knitting iMlMinlno.: regardless of e g ew ex(^hang(■e for |ona of om .MODERN


is P(JrTABLE8 -j- Latest am • Name


; Address OA.


paramount SEWP HACHINE Co. i wfUriLCT RC(4ri wotp


LniWf .WPf) A€G|(MG'|PN : ' ' ■ Teltohono.'-No.'tML


(CSross out .ojwe, ^t, «n<'TO eiet^t


' ! ■ ♦ PAIIt EXCHANGE CFFER I : - '


r-- . '^,1 ■ oi>U8atlon.


,! klrs; Bolton’s husbsindi a iretired ; grocer and; butcher, died nine months before her. When; they! were In business % | ariej Mrs. Rriltpn be'eamfe Itriendly 'with Mr. apd ^ s . Kmqiri SrikTPles. of Crii'njiriton Place, Bia'ckhurri. ■ . . ' Mrs. Boiton’s bequests j In- qlpde shares In Bent and ^on


Dunstan’s and , £100 to the British Red 'Cross Society.!


She left £160 ‘ to ! St.


seek i Whitehall approval Ihelrl proposal to , build plrigle bedroom flats, 14 eine- riedfriom bungalows, anei 18. two-bedroom bungalows, on {the Manor Road site, as part pf the 1959 gramme.


iulidtng In the Spring. The Council are also


housing i pro- It is hoped to start acpual


W.I. pre?idfit will fqrpfe iiik ynth Africi


nUE to arrive in Cape Town Vester^ay, a b o a’l d a


Union das.tle liner, i wei e ‘ Mr. anri Mrs. lJelvllie Perry, of the ^hlreburri . Arms Hotel, Hurst Green, who ate on a six-week tour of South i.|Vfrlca.


During their stay, Mrs.


! n respect of the preparatory j-jjg Pietermaritzburg Institute vorkion the,s}te.


on . "The British Hotel System.”


‘


4th, Is the result Invitation! African iristitute. One


.


Instltute riieetlng rin Fe iruary pf an South


meihbers heard i that Perry would be Ivlsltiii town i and suggested lecture.


Her talk, to be glveri at the-


of the Mrs.


g the the


burg, Mr. and Mrs. Periry will be'golrig Into the Inteijlor|on a cariiera safari, through parts of Swaziland and Mozambique. 'Thev hope to take some interesting studies of wild life, Kruger National Par)^.


After leaving Pieterrjiarltz- On her return, Mrs.


will describe her visit own Institute and. hojpes to establish:„a more je n ia n e n t imk’between Hurst Grerin and Pleteririaritzburg.


ne^: Delegates iriidqstries


TiifR.! RICHARD FOR' \ M.P.! for Clltheroe, alot g with


Ltd.,' fancy hosiery mariu- facturers, Leicester, to Mr. Sharpies “As a token of my


S ... itfottI In


ELECTRIC *


appreciation of hls great klridness 'to me during Ithe long Illness of my’:' late husband." !


Nfew Exchange


-deklgied b u i l d i n g near iBfabln’s School. It replaces the old exchange which has served‘ the’ district since! 1936. Thq exchange ;at present


Hoiised in an; archl^ectr ' - '


cqters foi; 'i5i9 sub^rlbeja but furtlier ,ek(e,hslpn of facilities is pq^.lble,.'aiici It Is e^cpectep that Chipping periple ori the telephone ' waiting, list ! will


have their aen\ah<M noet by March. To also Improve the local j service considerable work has


been ’ done . ,lh replacing , exposed o v e r h e a d routes underground.


to Oiieeh’s Hqh, Blabkhum, on Suqd.ay, eve,hii\g, w’hear Mr. Toin Rees, the Britlsh| evanglellBt, author, and brqad-' caster, who was condictlhg f; youth Rally.


inter-lderiominatlorial t illles hi every; couhty' In ’ Great Britain qntU May, when a mass rallj^ Will be. held,; in the Royal Albert Hall.'' Hls theme “ GetjRlghi;-Wlth Ood


Ml ! Is ■'conducting is


OUGG^HOJIS as to how the money raised for the | ^ Winifred’Lumb Memorial Fund! should be spen( were; put fofwafd at the annual meeting of the Clltheroe! (jraiqiiiar School ,Qld Girls’ Association' on Moriday plght.


OLD GIRLS DISCUSS IDE FOR MEMORIAL TO H


i treasurer, reported that the £|500 fund ha,d now reaphed £490, due to-the eflofts of


' Miss K. M. Wilkinson, th'e


: Iri'embers :'rihd, eiPriatloris' from ! ^ririep student^,, |. ' ' j ' .


for ' the form th e , memorial, should takri ' included : pro^ posals that p a r f rif 'the' fund should be- spent i on schpol prizes and the prilanceron'ri complete edition of the Encyclopaedia Brttanniria or uppip flowering ‘trees and garden spatri'^b surtoupd' the school" riulldlngs. '!


The suggestions put forward I . I,’ '' ‘ .


Purthet,' discussions w|U be held/later. ' The meeting observed


No decision' was reached.


short silence in tribute to the memory of Mlsri Lumb, head- misteesri of‘' ,th,p Grammar


.School until her deatl a year, ago. i', ■


. ;Mlss ,Joan Chrirltop; M.A., the present headirilstress, was appointed. 'President: in sue- cesslpn to Miss Lumb


Miss B..: ,|scattei;^p)d,, was


re-elected' secretary,, and Miss If:; M. ■lA(llklrisqn treasurer,


’kie retlririg .co'mnilttefe' ment^^


riejs.l Mrs. A.:.Lyne, ^frs- G. Parker and ¥iss b. Cbates>, were! also re-elected.


rPHE second of five A Vf


.rieaithg ■ completion Pbase vdll cost in !th of! £500.


■Whalley Abbey! ruins repur^ of 'the- pfesefvajtlon • :.pf. ■nri'Qpinrn


is now..Each region


■\TANY- people |frojn the CUtherqe : dlsfric'i went!


e:


was put' liito ririeratloii' last m ' '


lor me;,(/hipping district ihqne, exchange


Mr. S. Silverman, M P. - for Nelsori arid ; Colrie, ’ I'ccom- panled a deputation fr irii the North, EasW L a n c a s h i r e


o,dgers,-M-P.).,:


'(Mr. ^ojiri ’


_deputatiqni exbressedj


emphasised m ^ need ; hr the; 8qtrodu^’fiop 'rif neW' 1: idustry i # i tfe'ereav'•


its conceriTat ithe dedhie lUj employnient "arid 1 the large' nuilibe;i;s of'cottrih wrir lers'qni shMItlfrie'ln the rir^ They;


■ Perry, who is president Hurst Green Women’s tute, will address members of


of the Instl-


LABOUR WANT MORE POL14N(* s t a t io n ?


, Clltheroe Triwp 'Council op [Tuesday night. . The motion; Whlbh'.'Was presented by coon. John HalJ, a


A debate by Tpwri Cpuned .


which :was set up In ------ * 1957 -


arrriri'idrig poTllrig rii'aces. to h { ! - ■


the purp)se ' of necessity for re-


'


a special sub - potunlttee — August,


The motion also re luested for


reppft'to the Council as early as rijiisslble.''


CAri amendment meived by


;thaf the sub-committee re­ port : to the next riieetirig of


opn. 8. Sharpies, and seconded by Coun. E. Crossley,


the; Plnah'ce anri'" [General Purposes Coipril lttje'e was carded' by 10 votes tOjfoUr.


Halltsald he was not one who belfeVed^that the value Of the vote had declined. I t should; still be ■


Opening the; debate, (jbun.


citizen" to use his vote Irres­ pective of any dlfificulty. Nor did! he believe thait to. make


■ the ‘ duty Of every


things as easy as iporible for everypne naturally produced the^ desired results, I | ‘ |


The price of belonging! to a t deiriocratlc community ! was


toil contribute: soirie | thought, time and effort towards Its corjtlnuance. ;


hat everyone should faej able |


■used for more thanj 40 years altliough the town extensively in the


{trlcfcs. Leaving Low Mori


! ridiculous to conceritrate all booths In two centres. iThat meant that each ., station- ac(ed as a.centre; for more than 4,000 people whereas iri neighbouring townsi the river- age was about 2,0C


thri question!' it E tld iseem' ra


station. An Increase of two stations need nbt ; Involve additional expenditure.


to her


n the Perry


houries had; 'Clltheroe. ■ J .


|0 votes per


He submitted )ihat diffi­ culties in obtaining suitable buildings could b^ I overcome. In| the past evpn private been used' hi | , | .'■ i


' !| , ONE MEEIING ' ■ I


fOne meeting di the suh; committee has been i held since It was' set up nearly 18 months ago and no' concrete


to conform with the council’s w|shes witl|put ilnnecessanr


Sufegestloris have !come ; from lt.j’’”6ouh.’Hall'declared. ‘ iTh'ere shorild be Isoirie effort


hqye beeri Ppsglplri' to Int^o^ duce . a "bettrir ' system of pqlllng stations Iri time for


Coqn. Hai l ' sal^l it should


the:M^ election.: . j | •. ! !,bonding! the notice of


inotlon, CoUn. W. Sharpies said all the Councillors should tie very much concerned that l rieople who illved .in the' ouU


I He did ; not believe that anydne ■


believed . that the ’’ prekrifit friclUtles were a d e q u a t e . Worklrig people liked to go home and- have ri wash and


^Ih [the ro’ ’ drii 'really


dhange beforfe going out to record their i(ote.|! | , , |


WI “ I believe, thalf the easier j


hrid' mridri.'per^'ri'ally. he had


e riirike it' for ithd eledtors affairs,’.’ he sMd.'i! j.


and the greater ithe Interest! ivhich will be 'taken In Ideal


' J. S. Wrigiit said r,pm 6bseil;Yatldns he


found that nearlir; all the Workpeople of RUt h e r o e riassed* very near to one or another of the ‘ poiUng stations. He believed that 70 "per cent, oil them flow voted on their way to work or ‘n .iihelr.wpy hpme.'I


1


jut that at. election times; dlithecoe was well to the frire 'n the number pf votes ecorded. , '


Coun b! Sharpies pointed


it Wris' not the i number ' of polUpg stations i which was, responsible' for ri decline i in


Was it not true; to, say thnt ' i '


the’ number of votes recorded In recent times, but rathei;


asked if any complaints had been received by! the Counefi . from the electorate abopt


that other influences had had ri marked effect? . i l l ■When Cpum B. , Sharpies


'the number of polling statfons he was told by | the Mayor, doun. James Entwlstle. after, consultation with the Town Clerk, Mr.;' R. B. ;Snowden, "No.” ,


inumber of pplUrig stritlons were really nep.essfdw-,


of ' the twq main! political parties; if aii increase In the


.


stand why this notice of motion shquld | hpyq been


" I am at a,loss to under­


presented irit, this pMticular time or at any | other thne;’ Coun. R. Sharpies added. ;


EIJECTION MTILE


‘Spring manoeuvres’ have been! brought forward and that the ielectlbn ;battle Is- •now on, he cbhcluded;


“ I criri dnly think that the | phases


Coun. E. ’ (Trossiey said tlmt as a- merriber of-:-th'e sub-' eominltteei which- ihad been appointed he had given much po thought to the' question of


Seconding the; amendment. lling stations.


h He also wpndered wiby l-lrere t ad been.no"corriplaints from


he diylslpnal heridqUarters


ying* districts of the town had proper facilities for polling. ;


Pimlico and 'Llttlrimoorj dls- i r out of


had’ spread Henthorn,


well -be some mod ficatlon ofi polling methods to litoduce a iriore reasonable distribution; of prilling booths. The'present' polling stations had Ibeen'


Coun. Hall said ;here could - de: . .


Clitheroe Aivertiser & Times 7a«ttiry 23,1959 I ■ I


CONSULT M ritiori M in t e d afteip k v e ty ! olB . to i increase the, number of polling booths fn | le Was defeated at ' the i mon&y meeting of


Lil^ur member. Isald thrit' %e cqntipiiing fall in the riuriiher of votes registered at municipal arid County Council elections might be due.' In part, to the inadeeiuate distribution of ipqlUng booths.; i j


' estates In the Henthofn, Littlemoor and Fimllco districts wriirantea the! addltlbn of at least one station In each of the: North East rindl South’West polling districts. '


The motlbri seated that the 'development of housing


which ;wUl encourage people to: register their voteq. but I am not at present convltie;ed of the necessity (If any, exists) which will merit the mtroductlon of additional polling' stations,". he 'declrired,


" I welcome any measure


, Statlrig that! he had! obtained some stritistlCs from thp ' tellers at Ithe. Polling stations, Coun. Crossley, said he!


peyperitage of' poll at the extretne ends of Hlghef Standen and Pimlico to’ be' equal 'to th a t’ of "the "town centre.


(jlscovered that the ; ’


out that frqm Garnett Road to: 8t. Jariies’s School was Jiist


He would also like to point


not even that distance to travel. ; .


two-thirds of a riiUe and the majority of ratepayers'’had


nutted an aririlysls of prevlrius ‘ polls, which ' al§b took into account the strite of the weather.,


Crqssley then sub-,


was good, there was a poll of 64 per cent;, and In 1957, When the weather was poor, there was a 58 per cent. poll.. L ^ t year. In fair! weather, toere was a 61 jper cent, poll despite the 1 fact that on


In 1953, when the weather


It ® Manchester Salted were playing Real and the match wasi


much, higher than the national, average, and he


televised. All the pefeentages were


believed that a re-arrange­ ment of the register areas would help ’cdnsiderably to meet present requirements. ;Coun. J. W.: D, Critchley said it did appear that the


travel much further distances than they had In neighbour­ ing areas. ' '


GREAT DANGER


statlqns were situated-on the west side of the 'trunk iqad Wd this, to hls mind,


.


people voted! rin their way to work. Coun, Critchley- de­ clared, “ Clltheroe people like ■ t() go to the poll drfessed up.”


, R’ eplyifle' tpfthe ^ in f t l ir i t


.Cpuil. Hall’s point of view,' he thought the notice of ' iiiotion


said' that although he had cpilfilderable sympathy with


kid. J. H. Satterthwalte


;ari worded expressed rin iplnlqri’ on behrilf ’ of the


I


Cpun. T. Robinson; said he was surprised thrit'tbe debate had pepomp a party political “ after. J was to4lc§ted' In m tljlp wopellng of trie nqiice of


‘Expressing a similar view, . :


!riU^ommlt^e I •have nqt heard'tfe.ejipf^^


i q^ftjfpm^ttee o pma t i t o r . Replying- to the .debate,


;', !- the


Cpun. Hall said that figures showed indt eVen at 6-30^pjn. the percentage of workpeople recording their vote was still relatively low.


iThey; were all proud of Cllthefoe’s' Voting record In the past,' blit they did not want' I f to'!‘decline. They catered for -iwl'Pe ’ as many people'at one polling' station thrin''dl^' any other town.


CpHncil to buy


i A PROPOSAL that they should buy lanq o-wned


by the Bleachers’ Association, Ltd., ,ls‘ being coiisldered by


made In a letter outlining th e : Association’s terms, on which they were prepared to aff()rd


Cllthefoe -Tqwn Council. The proposal has been


a! right of way over land between Windsor Avenue arid Kemple View.


; I * * ;# ; '


'to make a donation of £5 5s. to the National Society for tjie Prevention of Cruelty to Glh’Udren;


I Donatlpn; The Council are ' :!■,' f .: *


piece of land at the, rear, of Theydon House have' told the Council


; land:, [Trie ,, owriers of, a


careful consideration to .the, question of selling the land to the Corporation it lias been decided not to do so.


t h a t / after giving FTq pay more


Institution, ' the; Clltheroe • Town, Council are to Increase their annual suhsoriptlon from £5 5s. to £6 6s.


response to a request from tliri'British Standards


trie same. .Thjs resolution’Is wanting the Council to ex- ;ess a certain opinion.; and iT 'rim ririt ri ,(neri;)bef'of ^rie


ptirip. ■ ’■ , I Aid. F. Bentham; I feel


Jouncll which' was nrit merited.


.y p e Important point was that both the main polling


constituted a great danger to many people.,


the town had spread con­ siderably and voters had to


! ISliice the end of the war . 1 ' - OF 1' LADIES, MEN^S and ' - IN - ! CHILDREI^*S FOCTWEAR LADIES’ SLIP-ON SHOES


members on the opposite side Of the table wanted It both ways.


NIL SIM-IL-E MAYFAIR SH( MEN’S SHOES


ENDLESS T(


•V . [* • * 19/11 Jsual


SALE


Price! PRICE 51/9 ... . 35/-1 39/9 ... '25/-1 49/9 ... '35/-


OFi ODDMENTS iTrtlf


DAN LORD & SON TO C


5, MOOR LANE, CMTHEROE REGARDLESS S [STOCK of : GiNT% WATCHESt TIMEX j. 'SERYICES! . NOTE: [I


'Thtee Watchra .cannot be offered' again at ,: these Priees . . .


^ CDme soon for YQXJfl I R ^R G ^


18, MOOR iE TI


lephone: 42Q; .v'T ;,i


aN E ' - ICLITHEROE . rn ‘ I


Business


make ft YOlJR BUSINESS TO ADVERTISE


In the jnewsparier which wUllglve you the be^t rpavd^.lof mefst Monomlcja outlay.' Make flnd'out exactly h()w many copl IS are i:irc.ulated each week'mid hqw


of yqtbr puWlc# '.’W


riWIlneas jlt:


mheh perj thous ' ' ' i


- ; accouhtuhts gui of 8,O


O copies. an^ It AUDITED I'JEIt


and Times Is r week. This


Is costing. ' [ ! SALES FIGURES


' 1 hye ,iike:[(jnly':0 ire .^arantee pi, your costs. Q ij Q


“ National ” must make sur^ their chents. of varloiis eve columns more assured of


i t


ls~tl ric.'


;krriatee you ’a :WEEia,Y net SAlpE which means jthat'ithle Aiivertls


^d by at leastps,000 [people eauh :he reas()n why w^ carry so


ivertlsements, -p Adyertlplnf.' ager ■ of obtaining [ value for money for Is also the reuoh Wky drgan^ers


Its In I the. dlsjrlct are using our and more,'; Xlmy know they are


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— GITATBU^N TYRE DEPOT FOR


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Tyre and battery Problems Compri^hens VARLEY iJ


1 VE, CA. I ■ 'm THE MOST in the RIBBLH VALLEY; and are alsq SOLE i!)ISTRIBU'TORS FOR THE FAMOUS


as used by British Airpraft and; the Metropolitan Polite. These batteries cany


OjT^^r thrpugh joW Local Garage. from the above.


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ve Stock of Tyr^s nspilabk B^ttety


a 3- YEAE W^ritten Guaran^eei I, !pr''dii|cll -


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. the OUtheroe and Rowland distrlets for the lowest cost i^r thousand cop&.


-You are assured of maximum value and results when your adwittisement appears' in the


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