■ i 'l l bNS VACANT


. i _____■ ■ !' II iLet your hobbyi be land pay lorl yom iday the pleasabt Ipleasure and profit Itlng machine, aid Ttlng Scheme.I, Bor J Dept. CA. iMdal iLane. BradtordlS.


_ ELECTRICIANS I Dynamo and Ltd., Henthom


HTENANCE ELEC- 1. by Rlbblesdale . Clltheroe.j-Apply:


Irequlred for Office fably with some


1 typing.—Box' iN4, I Times Ofiice. '[


I ssTstanT regd.|- Iter to: E.i Bullock


IE.


pst Oflice, Cllth- weaverIS


Atle St^OUtherSe. _____


d o bb y : and


LOOMS,-apply! IRNBER LTD., I f i . MILL, I HEROE. I


i I !i


lAND DISTRICT


IVIANAIJEMENT i ^ITTee j i


I vacancies exist:- A, DE MATERNI^


UR8ING AUXILI I duty^approx, 35


YHALLEY I i datron. |o r Geriatric Ward, l U1 Hotel,i Rlmln urn 220.


JlSTANT, girl IS-., Iixismetlcs counter,


prospects,'-Applji [ M.P.S., 4,' Rd'- heroe. i


ENERGETIC GIRL an read.: for work I poultry! I tarm.-f- Ihs Poultry Ptirm,


. 26; good pros- tklng condltfonk;


I and enthusiastic p scheme: state and wage reqdl-j- Advertlserl and


lER reqd.; mom- Msport found.-^- I Moorcock ' Inn, Utheroe. l 1 j


MEAT DEPOT. require Asslst-


^full or part-time Yard. iMatron. ■: read.; live In


,read, as , shop veevers Ltd.,


mem^ ia l s Im*I.» » u r U o ib n (m i


K t J R ’ any ohurohyard. T f f l


OfAnll*- WAfblo or Stone and cap deliver i nd erect


FECin t e .


{ MEMORIAL ORAFTVMEN SINCE ibeo I


iWhalley Nejf Road BLACEBURn 6248


; ’Phone: (Open Saturday afternoon!) - ‘ ! , BIRTH CLARK—On July” !


bank, Waddingto (n^ Garnett)! Clark, a son (Ian


OAUNT.-Eev. &ni Gauat announce daughter, Miriam, Meade, Saturday,


Maby thanks to ni and' to the doctor.


1 r HIIUI


s j ______ ith, jflt Ro(^.


to Diana


to ] Gordon Garoett). i


„ Mrs. Alan he birth or a at' -Bramiey r July 23ril.


SMITH.—On July 20 Meade, to May (nfe Tom, a daughter. Ing the: doctor and


ses and staff , 1 '


tn at Bramiev staff.


1 .Tlie' engagement; is announceri


; ENGAGEM ENTS P DOUGHERTY—M/ICQUABRIE~'


Mrs W. H. Doughejlty. of sSw Road. Honriclh 1


tetjveen Jean Isabeile Macquarrie the; youngest daughter of Mr/ l;ia«iUMrie and;^e Jlate Mr Arembald Macqusfile,; of 67 Whalley; Road.; QUtheroe anri Roystonj the only 5>n of Mr and


'■ onaw


eldffit -daughter of Mr. and iK ’ G. IBralthwalte. of Ivy Cotffi'


TOMLlNSON-BRiilTHWAITr' < S S S " ' . .V f t


Sawley, Nr. CUtberie. : Congratu: latlons from both, families.


' “ i m a r r U QES ' I .


On July 25th. Gte 1 son. of Mr. and | M ; Cunningham, to I ; daughter of Mrs. Mr; wuuam Else..


M CUNNINGHAM^ELLSE 1. 8. Charles iM.


atrlcla eldest and the late


■ ; 1 ■ 1 ! ! S ILV ER WEI )DINGS 1


j SELLER&4G lAHAM


LUCAS r E D | , 'I


[of Gas Turblni Equipment.


LTERING UTMENT■ I :


ancy for a m !-- i


‘ JGEOT


ge of a [ small ted ■ Director’s Room,


j


llude e ^ c e ofl 5 to 11'2 per-! ,I morning andl


■ to the right on. I


|to Siej : Officer;


should be


ough Works, leet. Burf)ley.


10RIAM . membrles !6f


jue, _


Wife and! tilt ,


|r , who, died July ng melnory of


i memories


ivho died August fJof A u ^ t conies


|dey I will never . say, I no floJers


et, :! I ' l l IWhalley.


I lost' bn. that isad ng Husband!


lured memories Bband, Billy, ^d vho died August bay 6th, 1642J


back !to. byMne


p, i but' memtrles Jving Wife. Low I Moor,


and I MEMpRI^S


birthday ! nlem- Uy 26tb. hembered' always.


|?ather! jean and 1 I-'


plltheroe. i


|X)vlng |n, July 26th, were.l you


6' In,our menpory. I Uncle ' Tom and


t: Street, cDGMEiUTS


Khbours, and the |I(tee and officials Ind Whalley Co- Y ■ and 'Mrk A. kind, expressions


piirs. Greenwood k all relatives,


id floral i tributes Ibereavementl:'


|illlngtbn. I I


. Peel Iwlsh^ to lives and friends


Tjfor their Mnd st Bradford.


1 expression^ :Of J sad loss.' and the Irses | l Hawkins, the


and Qieen’s


Of THE «a»


p r e l im in a r y h e a t W E


( OWERS


JjjAKING advani :^ments with Funeral Service,


complete, guide 1 tiibe of need;


e arrange. Sc al es


for


irovides af use at a I


Remembe certain of


HCRLES hinerrlsirvice


i)w Garde 1,' II


ns ierdc 29U Admission F rw


BLACKBURN 40; . ■ ACCRiNGTl


. CLITHEROE 34.S 2 ON 2441 Reserve!


JDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST ARISH church EEAILL-7-30 P.M. Seats 3/- & 2/- : Unreserved 1/-^


M I


ys; this la a* less) per,week A good wage


Congratulations, Jee on; the occasion ^ wedding annlversar


—Dolly, Billy and iiario.


(Jonmtulations. Mother mid Fatto on your golden wedding anniversary, July Mth.


„


(GOLDEN WBDDING ; ' beckett- Ih il l


i -rProm Herbert'and Dorothy;^


~;Congratulatlon8, iGrandma and Granddad-from ^aicoim 11


:JSy 2 8t h . '^ ‘^ ® I


Conmtulations and best wl^es,- ^ JAunty and Uncle j on Stir-


1 BEOKETT-lHILL I


isth*"^ ^®<l<llDg; adversary, July —Piom Marlon.; A l^ and .lovoe


FAiyiER-Oongratulauons. Mother , and Dad on your tfoiden wedding


anniversary. July 31st. ^


—f)om Alice and Jim, Frank, Lilian and Cllfloid,


All our:love andjbest wishes. |


- sail! Malton, Hegh


I1935.’ : , :-;T prrow. doubt'and


nes Henry, who


6? 1 years. Interr Crematorium .tniy


'■ 1 DEATljlS : BOOTH.— On July


Bashall Eaves), d husband;of Eleano


aist at'Blid- lald ; (late | of early beloved r Booth, aged


CHEEK,-On July suddenly, in hosplt dearly beloved wlfi George Cheek, of " 1 field Avenue, Wh 78th year. Servlo mpnt at-Whalley 1 on Saturday, July am;


COWMAN.—On July her; reddcnce, York eroe, Ellen, daught John and Mary A her; 76th year. Inti Cemetery; July 28Ui


GREENWOOO.-On 2, West view, BUUi


the, dearly loved Gertrude Greenwoo father of Tom and 76! years. Crema Pleaslngton on Jiii^


’McDONALD—On Ju


jjCemetery on-July ! —Bennett, CUthenx


‘


BOWKER.—In men t o r Mother, who d 1(M5«


—Tom. Ada. Alice.


' But you left us 'None on earth 1 ; place.


1 . : mother, How we miss !


Ipft we think lace, -


—From Colin, Shli and Anne.


of,a dearly beloved Father (Alf), who 2nd, 1956.


BRIGGS.-In loving dear Mother, who llth, 1959.


, (Jwrge, the beloved the late Jane McDc 1 Interred


a t ; 8, Beech Stre


’aletta,” Lin dley,' In 1 and Int


il,27th, 19 Emily, of: the 1


“arish Chur 39th.i at 11


23rd,.1960, r House, cai


60,he ^te oe- ler er- ch 45


Psrkei . Tel: Whal ey


rred Cllther . i


of the 1 Cowman;


ite In oe


at h-


July ;23rd, at gton, Arthur,


Ion : was at 27th.


nald; aged 79 It Cflftheroe .


husband of


7th.' . Tel. 582.


’ IN MEMOlHAM


ory ; of our ed July 26th,


1; We always ren lember.


memory of a died August


of you dear your loving


to remember, ran fill your


ley, Kenneth


I'IS memories Husband and


,—Prom his lovlni; ! family.


died August Wife and


(^1 CLITHEROE OASHIE FETE —1960


ALlilNG A l i TALENT!! I ,


ii For i iries close Friday, 12th August


f JUDOmOlBY CELEBTiriES OF STAGE, SCREEN ANDiliADIO.


I ! ___


• MAGNITTCENT CSHiALLENGE TROPHY ; SILVER CUPS AMD PLAQUBSil


• speciAl sections px!)R children and^ groups


it (ioeFnfJt matter whether-you ^ If yoli :an entertain In Any way—join In the fun.


, . -


our LAST OPPORTUNITY to enter for the Town’s Great ’Talent Contest— i


11


1 and loving Connie, aged


husband of


y 24th, 1960, 5t, Clltheroe,


All Goo Js may be obtained on H.P, Terms or through our 20*Weeks Club


and PILL


BED Dl


1 and Horace, f your silver August 3rd.


vine, younger ■


C^einaScope I t’s wonderful


other times noon


a to-night (Friday) at 7-30; | SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8.16


JONATHAN KIDD. DORIS DOWLING in "WINK OF AN EYE" " HE IDI' AND PETER." Bewitching adventure.


Week oommenoing Showing for Six Days


August 8th, 1960


t ihuil


| : i " l l l ' l ImndiiliK ns TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30; SATURDAY at 8-0 and 8-15


ALEC GUINNESS. BURL IVES. MAUREEN O’HARA. NOEL COWARD in " OUR MAN FROM HAVANA." (Cinemascope). | j I


SATURDAY at 2-15: REX ALLEN In "ARIZONA COWBOY." EP. 7 “ PIRATES OF THE HIGH SEAS." TECHNICOLOR CARTOON


Week commencing August . 8th, I960 . i


MONDAY 0 FRIDAY at 7-30 SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-16 Anthony Newlej , Anne Aubrey,


Bemk Winters, peimione Baddeley in GET MARRIED (U)


entertainment with the bedside doctor, who cuts the capers when i he gets hitched.


Booking Officb open Wednesday and Saturday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; St


. The General Office. 2i Moor Lane, 10 a.m. to 12 2-16 p.m. to 6 p.nl. Tel, Clitheroe 1150/1.


Clithei’oe Go-oj^rative Society Furnishing 0epartment


- A N D ' . -


ROOI^ SUITES OUBLE BUNK BEDS


TO SUIT ALL TASTES ' ' •■' . I '


DIVAN BEDS


f rdm £ ^ 2 /1 0 /0 '


'


Spr in g iN i lE R io ^ a u sizes COT MATTRESSES


DWS—Flock, Feather & Rubber SUIT


CASES : TRAVEL CLOCKS and SHOPPING BAGS


KITCHEN CABINETS tAbl^ - and ■ OIAIRS


12! FREE packets OF *


SOAP POWDER EVERY WASfflNG MACHINE


PURCHASED! PENDLETON VILLAGE AMATEUR SPORTS


SATURDAY, 27fh AUGUST, 1960 | i ■|


at 2 p.m. . I ! Ieveints for adults and children.


■ i Prizes triU be presented by Mrs. Asplnall. t r 11 Admission 1/- : Children 6d.


Entry Forms available from Gregory’s, chemists, Whalley, or Miss' E Cowpetthwalte, Schofield Farm; Pendleton; ■ '■ ..-.••■iClitheroe. -. .


Refreshments available at Reasonable Charges., ... .!■ |i , .


j FOLLOWED BY A DANCE Iri the VILLAGE ilALL, 7-3o' to 11-30- p.m. I ’ EDMONDSON’S BAND :


!| Tickete2/6 _


ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW OF BARGAINS ARMY AND


NAVY STORES


& 2a, HAW BRTOGE STREET CLITHEROE


MEIN’S & BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, BOOTS & SHOES.


Brandies also at Sklpton, Accrington, Heywood, Rlshton Cord. Trousers 31/6


P.V.’b. Macs...... P.V.C. Legs............ ' l3A l K W/fl Coats ......... ... 26/6 Grey W/H Coats..... ...28/6! Overall Jackets (Na'vy) 19/11;


Summer Jackets (Cream) . ! ■ '


' 25/6


Nylon Jackets (Small and Medium only)........ .... 45/-


Men’s Khaki' Shorts ... 8/11 Cycling Capes........ ...10/6


New Gas Mask Haversacks I


i 3/11 & 5/11


Men’s Plastic Holiday Shoes I


14/6


4 Feet ' Plistlc Paddling Pools....... ,J only 27/6 each


Men’s Cavalry Tw ill, IftouMrs —i—............ 27/6


Men’s Plastic Macs 7/6 & 12/11


Sleeping Bags 25/6, 3f/-, 39/11 & 42/6 -


Men’s Wellingtons. All Sizes 14/6,17/11 & 35/-


Boys’ Khaki DrlU Shorts S/3 T 2/11 & 3/ll


Unlgas Stoves 35/-


Men’s Boiler!:Suits 27/6, 29/11 & 84/-


Men’s Bainboats from. 55/-


Ladies’ SUiiDers All Sizes 7/6 & 9/6


Men’s BlackI & Brown Shoes 24/6,27/6, 32/6, 42/6 & 49/6


Men’s Singlets & Trunks - , ■


■ -.Iv --,2/1 1


NeW Release 6 e n ^ e New Army Biiolig All Sizes Nailed Only.................39/6


Men’s Khaki & Navy DrlU Shirts


x-'frenf.7/6 Men’s "T”’ Shirts 4/11 & S/11


Youths “ M w a r i a n ” . Trousers 23/6 & 29/11


Men’s Armyl Grey .Socks ^ ■


Genuine American EUiaki DrlM Bush Shirts...... 14/6


ItaUan Canvas Shoes Navy and Brbwn.............U/11


Travel Cases ... from lO/ll Baseball Boots !


Size ie-2 3-5 6-10 Price 5 /1 ^ 6/6 , 9/11.


White & Bl^ek FUmsoles Size 10-2 3-5 6-8 Price 3/11 4/6 5/6


Men’s Track Suits All Sizes |29/11


Men’s & Boys’ Football Shorts .......... .-.......... ; 6/11


Boys’ Empire Jeans......7/6


Men’s : oplre Jeans 10/6 & 12/6


Full Size Tennis Baoinets I


10/- each


Plastic lUr Beds........ i 19/11 23-pint Water Carriers.19/11


Men’s khaid Drill TroiuerS 15/11 8i 21/6


“Everoa'k” Safety Motor-- Cycle iHelmets ..........51/6


G e W n e : W o m e n o l f f i c e r s F a w n ! i B a l n c d a t s


8 9 / 6 Oilskin I Cycle Capes 19/11


Men's, llam a s 14/11 & 19/6 Ladles’ jpiastic Macs -j; 9/11


Commando Boots .....j 49/11 Boys’ Poplin S h irts All Sizes i


8/6 each


Men’s. Rib/brace Overalls I . 16/11 & 19/11


Men’s ' Rayon Gaberdine Tron^rs ............19/11


Men’s W^ton Trousers 19/11


“ Tpfl king ^ Boots & Shoes Ail Sl^es Only...... 39/11


W/P TilouserE .


,, U/6,19/11 & 22/6 D, Men’^, Jekhs (AU klz^I


enim W/6i. ; Bialik-19/11; /'BJue"19/ll-’-,-K


WATERl^ROOF APPAREL JJF ALL KINDS ■3 I


aiTHEROE AND DISTRia AGRICULTURlAlij SOCIETY i


(president: SIR H. RUSSELL! HORNBY, BART.) THE 1960


ANNUAL SHOW WHALLEY RpAD


wlU be held on THE SHOT


>yfmLD, aiTHEROE — on


;i


SATURDAY, 13th AUGUST (Gates open from 8-0 a


1|- .m. to 9-0 p.m;) / DU Challenge Cups, Ro^ebowls etc.' ^ t *r iz e mo ney ' JUMPING CLASSES X / DU


CLASSIPICA'nON INGLUDES LIGfHrr HORSE SECTION (under B.S.JA Rules): CHILDIRiEIN’S RIDING AND ,


. il £75 Grade A Senior JumpiDg Competition


Grade B and C and National Foxhunter Conipetition over International Standard Jumps . Children’s Gymkhana


Goat Section (re-introduced) . Poultry Show ‘ Excellent Women’s Institute Section Young Fanners’ Demiins^tions, etc.


100 Glass Open! I Dog Show .


' j ! I KIDDHIS’ CORNER AND AMUSEMENTS. TRADE STANDS


Morris Dancing Competition accompanied b!y The !


AND PARADE FROM! THij TC)WN CENTRE I


BRITISH LEGION jPIPE BAND AND DANGERS


' The strongest Cfiasses of Local! and Open Cattle in the North; ' Pedigree Ayrshire,-' Frieslain and Shorthorn


Classes.' Pedigree Guernseys: and New Classification for Jersey.Cattle, Heavy Horses, Sheep, Etc. .


PENDLE FOREST & CRAVEN HUNT


( b y k i n d p e r m i s s i o n ' o f t h e M a s t e r , J . R . H l n d l e y , E s q . ) P R I C E S O F A D M I S S I O N : ,


HOUM) DISPLAY. 1


' O f f i c e ; C a s t l e g a t e , • C l i t h e r o e . ' ! T f e l e p h o n e C U t h f e r o e . 1 1 8 7 .


ADULTS 3/66. . CHILDREN l/6d. S h < x w S e c r e t a r y ; J o h n H . ^ w i i l i g l e h u r s t . F i A . I ; , E s t a t e :


j


MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-15 1 ! I HARRY BELAFONTE. ROBERT RYAN in


Odds Against To-morrow


The thrilling drama of three desperate men. 'The fury . . . the violence . . . the excitement of a lifetime. In (be thriller of the year I


PRECEDED BY ,


BEN JOHNSON, KENT TAYLOR in FORT BOWIE


When America’s frontier fort became an Apa&e massacre ground. ■ ;


WEDNESDAY at 2-lS; MATINEE FOR THE CHILDREN ■ (U)


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30; SATURDAY at 6-0 and 8-16 YUL BRYNNER, KAY KENDALL in


With Broadway's smash bit is even more uproarious on the screen vnth Technicolor. . . .


Bcent comedy performance,from Tul Brynner and Kay KendaU.


. . . ^


We 6nESDAY at 2-15: SPE0I/1L MATINEE FOR.THE CHILDREN Booking Office open dally 11 to 12-30,3 to 4-30.


T*l.' 278. , M . COlORSG'Opf IAHQLO AmALOAMATID fUM DISTIIBUrOIS tASTMAN colour! ALSO BUSTER ORABBE in DADMAN’S COUNTRY


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-1^; ^ATURDAY at 6-0,and 8-16 ’ i i , '*


'


- THE MOGte^TOP-S ■iSPYSTpRYOFOUI


. - W — COLUMBIA PICTURESprtitnfr


CO N F ES S ION S OF A


^ COUNTERSPY


ERNEST BORGNINE KERWIN MATHEWS


" , i 1 iwttC«U[NOti(HUim';'V''' W- |I muiiiiis Kouiiey - cun omkr " 'J i t '


1 i-;.,iiiil0-Mfn4i*ii«: 'S,


ALSO THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY—4 ? ' DRUM CRAZY


' \ '


Sekta may be booked In advance 1or <all levenint peHormanoet at no extra oharge. Booking office open dally 10-0 a-m, to 12 noon: i I Wednesday i2-0 to 4-0; Saturday 2-0 to S.pjn.


•>.’(< '® m t a idlflerehcel And' ! ybt tfee price is pracucaUyi


01-


^ p e ie mahogany 74 gns. and the contemporary, sM , all-j :


am '■ the same. Every little [detail! Is clear and bright even In fuUj daylight on th e 1980 Murphys,!


J '(Picture ^ l l n g brings you^ . . ,


plctdjewmish takes up leas room: ■ f'than-the :14^ t o


BENTHAM^S YOUR RADIO AND TV DEALERS ' - i,


14 MARKET PLACE • CLITHEROE Talephon*) (Cltthtroe 167 «r 443


YOUR OFFICIAL HOOVER DEALERS | FOR aiTHEROE


dlTHEROE


C A S T L E FETE I960


FETE^BALL FRIDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER


. KING .UNE HAIX, GUTHEROE ^ ! Dancing—8 p.m. to 2 a.m. ' '


EDDIE McGAREY & HIS BtolD i ' /i


LICENSED BAB and REFRESHMENTS ; - , i Tickets 7/6 each (strictly limited)


. SPOT'PRIZiES :: BALLCK)NS :;


On Sale at the Public Llbrar^IiorTrom the following; Mr. F. Holt, 16, Hayhurst Street,; Mr. H. Duckworth, 34, Henthorne Road; ,Mr. J. -Hargreaves, 1, Moorland Crescent; Councillor W. Sharpies, 4, Balmoral, Avenue.:


FETE QUEEN COMPETITION


A FETE QUEEN (X)MPBrmON will take;place at the. FETE BALL on FRIDAY,; 2nd SEPTEMBER, at the BING i LANE HALIL A Sliver Challenge Cup, will be presented to the winner and good prizes wUl be given In addition.;


THE JUDGES WILL BE 'WELL-KNOWN' STAGE & TELEVISION STARS.


Competitors MUST reside In Clltheroe or the Clitheroe .


. or Bowland Rural Districts. :


ENTRY FORMS may be obtained from the “ Clltheroe: Advertiser & Times ’’ Office, from Monday, 8th August;


.The OFFICIAL CROiWNiNG CEREMONY will' take place; at the CASTLE BANDSTAND on SA'TURDAY, Sept. Srdil


TORCHL IGHT


PROCESSION. Saturday) 3rd Sept : |


ENTRY FORMS available at the;Public Library or the; Borough Treasurer’s Office, Church Street, Clltheroe. |


Organisers please note that Entries received by the i 16th August only will be included in the Special Souvenir


Programme,' . ’


ST. HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON


GARDEN f e t e


, in THE HOSPITAL GROUPS (If wet. In Sunday School) '


! ' '


TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AUG. 6th OPENING AT .2-30. P.M.,


GAMES. SPORTS ! . STALLS SIDESHOWS ; i | I ‘ ; 11 Si J ii I I’ ' ■ t 'U' / (A) IT' , '


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30; SATURDAY at 8-0 and 8-16 '


"THE jlNCRY SILENCE." (A)


“ BOMBA AND THE SAFARI DRUMS." (U). ALSO THE THREE j STOOGES. CARTOONS. EP. 3 !'ADVENTURES OF REX."


THIS SATURDAY at 2-0 p.m.: ' I T


Week coijimencing August 8th, 1960 MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 7-30 ,


CLITHEROE STAR JIMORS CLUB •


fiiiHunir l i i i


o


B GIGER THSNiiNnHINO YU H E'EV NT COhtN * STUR EY proint,


A AT LV ANITA EKBERG


GEORGE MARSHAL LORELLADELUCA : 1,1 • , ■


SIGN OF THE O IV ER SEEN ! pictures


5 l f l


J iiiiil| Bigser I REGISTERED'AS j\ NEWSPAPER No. 4160 FRIDAY, 5, 1960 PRICE THREEPENCi:


Urt u s COLLECT TOUR j' UWNMOWER i ■


i


rE-SHARPENINO, REPAIRINQ OR OVERHAOtnfG. ALSO TOUR


probably ' PED EXPERT ATTENTTON, not , FORGETTING


SHEARS. AiXE AND SAW |i THE SCISSORS !


THEO. WILSON | AND SWS UMITED I


aiTHEROE. Tel. 88;


Style plus Quality ! - TAILORING


We specialise In tailoring OIOTHES FOR MEN who appreciate'STYLE, CUT and QUALITY at a 'reasonable price.


—PAITERNS WITH PLEASURE FI’edRead&Co.Ltd. TAILORS AND OUTI^ITTERk


,S, market place, CLITHEItbE ' TELEraOjNE 68 j , :


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