PROPERTY , 1


S K O i ^ H A N D S - m


i ' ' I' ' ' ' r i 1 :


IF r r s AN Auro-EiidreicAL job- toen r r ’s a job FOR US. r r STATES TO REASON THAT OUR STAFF OF LUCAS SERHCE TRAINED! AUTO-ELECTRICIANS, USING THE MOST MODERN RffitHODS, CAN (ANl^DO!) PROVIDE THE j ULTniriTE IN SERYI^.


FIRST A^AIN \^jTH A NEW SERVICE. . ELECTRONIC ENGINE TUNING


i i !


GET PEAK FROM YOUB BY THIS LA


Make


W. & W'I ! ; i lHALLE


WHALLEV,


PERFORMANCE ANP MAXIMUM ECONOMY ENGINE—LET US CHECK AND ADJUST IT


TEST METH0D-5EE THE JOB DONE AND EXPLAINED—NO GIUESSWORK.


'uD use of this Service-it Pays i • i. : :


PRIMROSE GARAGE Y ROAD


CAiJDERSttlNES HOSPITAL Near BLACKBURN WANTED


ING STAFF


and WOMEN) 18 to 45 years


Porty-loi pay anr'Ui


luf tour week, tension scnei


n or out. l :oiir week's annual holiday with ^y-,,Sf<*


RATES OF PAY (41 years or:over) ! STODENT NURSES !


£8/4/ll! to J»/0/8 per week of 44 hours. NAMING assistants!


£8/3/9 to £10/10/11 per week of!44 Jiours. CHARGE WR8E8 and WARD SISTERS


i £12/17/6: to]£16/6/0 per of;44 hours. Appropriate chargee for meals or for full board and lodging.


AD)ly to the MATRON,or CHIEF MAIE NURSE either : pswnairy or In writing.


th an k s ngn _ \tr ] uTirt Mral .1. Peel desire , loss. Croft Cottage, West Bradfori ! '


to express their thinks to every- oone who so wUUngly gawi assist Bhce in dealing with the flood water atrtho ' i i


o* th er sad ■


LEVER’S ‘LOBOL CALF MEAL


The Perfeit Milk Substitute No Bolling Water Eeqilred


For' particulais |esk:


% Bamber, 32 Eamsgreave Blackburn, TeL 4841^


[LOANS


£6 UPWARDS UNSECURED F. S. RICHARDS; LTb.


f It, WELFORD RD„ LEICII8TER. JOHN HOLT, Jar.


FOR THE BEST PRICES AND IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF HORSES. COWS. BULLS Eto.


-DEAD OR ALIVE ■ Day -anrl Night Servicb


faiit Horses bought s t ' Top B'.SJ’.C.A. HUMANE USED


PrioH EIUEBS ING IHEYS FARM


Laneshaw Bridgie, ! TEli. WYCOLLER 201


Colne H()rs^ & Cows


' Davies | (Whitebiik) — )siackbuni


snd prompt Iremoversjbf d 1a 1 worn out horses snd cows prioes. Fat Horses bought'


Fully llceiised Horse iSlau 1ST. 1881 , Tel; Blackburn Ltd.


gptereri Id and


It best


for cash. ‘987


Drive, ] 8 ^ FIXTURES


T. SILVMWOOD-d. BAL8HAW i I i


SATURDAY. AUGUST 20th TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE


lor W. i Waddlngtom Spencers I ton, : B61ton-by-Bowiand, near CUtheroe. j Attested Cattle. Sheep and liambs, Poultry, Machinery, Implements. | ‘


SATURDAY,'SEPTEMBER 3rd TOTaL DISPERSAL SALE


for Mr. W.; Bell, Pages J t o , aaldbum, Nr/ CUtheroe. Attested cattle 1 Sheep and Lambs. Poultry, ------------ and Implements.


Machinery PUBLI6 NOTICES


THE HIGHWAYS ACT. 1959


THE IaCQUI^ITION OF LAND (AUTHORISATION PROCEDURE) I I ACT, 1946


The Liveniool-Preston-Leods Trunk '


. , .,1 ! :,196,.' t NOTICE IS: HEREBY GWM


Order 196 " which he proposes to make, Tauthorlslng him to pur­ chase [compulBorUy for ®e pjnr- pose 6f tjie toprovment Urerpool-Wston-Lee*,,^ T nm Road In the Parish of CUtteroe Ita the County | of Lancaster the lands described In the schedule


Liverpool n’Preston -Leeds Road I, ____ of (Mtheroe Compulsory


Is


[order: e n t i t l e d : (Borough


Purchase uri of


(hltheroe) (No.


)


f the relevant plfm have been deposited ! a t , [the Toro Clerks


hereto.' | i | • i o Copies faf the' draft o rd e re d


offlcA Thi Castle. cmheroA and at the MUdstrylof 'Transport, 21- 37, Hereford Hoad. (Rm. 05A). London, W.2, and may be seen at ail reasonable, hours.


Transport before the 22nd Augurf. 1960, and should state the grounds of oblectlon. 1 quoting the refer­


must i be | made in '^ t lM and addressed to the


ence TRL20/379/8 (OPO)., ij. W. L. IVIMY.


An A^lstant Secretary of the 1 Ministry of Transport.


21-37, Hertford Road,


19th July 1960. siIhedule


cluding part of stone wall at rear of St. Mtuy’sl Sunday School and Institute, iClltheroe.


POULTRY AND EGGS IbELLMAN CHICKS. Bellman Farm. 18' X 8', Timber &|Atbeiitos:


I U ■ 8', Til ■ ■


Delivered & Erected Lower H.P. Termi


POULTRY CABINS GARDEN SHEDS GREENHOUSES


Mailbotoagh Strejet BUBNLEV


INTERWOVEN f IeNCiK vri


Tolsphono 2312 Evenings: Blackburn 6|)l


Agent! CASTLE SUPkiEt M. KING STREET, CtITH


I [TIL. 1042. SAVE LINO


Have your Old Flagged Floors overed with Coloureil Asp lialt by


robinsoK k eys & cb. ltd.. : The Old Fli>rn.;


Lower Eaniim WharfJ Blackburn, £:36


! prices. 1 These are- bred from strains with a reputation for high: yields, liveability; and good egg size. I ________________ .


Clltheroe, Tol.. 1041.; For your replacements [this coming season. I can Offer! you day-old and Growing i Pullete at reasonable


LIVE POULTRY reqd.; top prices Tel. i Brown' Bolton-by-Bowlend


240. i '


TURKEY i EGGS for s l^ u g .- Klng, Common's Farm, off Klrk-


moor Road, Clltheroe._______ __


JOHN WOODS VETERINARY LABORATORIES LTD. Are;yom birds laring? Are they fit and well? If' not, ring our local stockist ifor advice without obli­ gation. ' E. Dickinson, Priddy Bank cottages. Huntrovde. Padl- ham. Tbl. Padlham 1059. ____


FARMERS! j INSTOCK:


New and Second-hand Haytime Mabhines.


Milking Machines and Spares.


Sheep Dips. I I.C.I. Products. Baler! Twfne. Everything for the Farmer


LINDLEY pAtE GISBURN


I 'TEL. 261.


Dairy EqUinment. Electric Fences and CliPnlng Machines.


Depots: Glitheroe and Haslingden Auetlor) Marts.


In the Parish of Glitheroe lB5;sq.i yds. part garden in­


THE HELLIFIELD AUCTION MART. CO. LTD.


calved Cows !and! Heifers from Local, Scottish and North Country farms. Grand show of well-bred Heifers snd lit'young Cows. Judging 11 a.m. Sale 11-15 a,m.


S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and MONDAY] AUGUST 1st ALE Of Dairy 'Stock. 225 Newly-


110 Home-bred Steers and Heifers; 70 Ungraded ' Icattle, Cows and Bulls; 2,000 Fat Lambs, Shearlings and Ewes; 20 Pat Pigs; 16 Calves. Grading 8 a,in. Sale 11-15 a.m. prompt. , 1 • ,


WEEKLY SALE OP FATSTOCK. THURSDAY. AUGUST 4th t


be submitted [in respect of all stock eligible for subsidy.


Entry cards signed in ink must


and Store Cattle. First Special Sale of Store Lambs. '


Class 3—Best In-calf Heifer. FORTNIGHTLY SALE of In-calf TUESDAY] AUGUST 9th


Class 1—Best' ilghtwelght In-calf Cow. I


Class 2—Best Heavyweight In-caU Cow. 1


Class 4—Best ! Pair of Store j locks


Class 6—Best Pair of Store Heifers. Class 6—Best Pen of 10 Sussex Lambs.'


classes. I


Class 7—Best Pen of 10 H.B. Lambs.'


allSubstantial entries invited for TUESDAY. IaUGUST 23rd


Class 8—Best Pen of 10 Homed Lambs.|


and SALE of In-calf and Store Cattle. ‘ First, [ Annual: Sale of Bulling Heifers.’! Entries Invited.


Tel. Hellifleld 226.- '


2 BOARS ped. ll aocom. Simpson


iatio


PED :EEIQRL at stud.' Bolton-by


M. I . SKIDMORE, Secretary. AT STUD


' Lamport avaUahle — G Grlndleton (Chat. 203i


by-BowI lind 264.


at stud; Fid. Essex and e white Sows and Gilts


-Sboesmltb. Copy Nook, ) :-Bowland. Tel. Bolton-


. LARGE WHITE BOAR FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SHOW


Any objection to the order 5?


Acts,' has oe^ulsory


(Borough jof Clltheroe) Comp^ul. sory purchase (No.


- M l [Road ) Order,


hat the Minister of Transport to exerdsfe oI his powers under above-mentioned pared 1 a [draft chase


I'UIUIVU _ ‘ The Trunk


pre­ pur­


the


emes. Free training, l Canteen ladlltles. “ ■ social and recreational facilities.


rdephones: jcUTHEROE 883-4-5 (3 lines)


CLITHEROE J


SALES BY AUCTION


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART ' CO.. LTD.


Calves at 11 am., when the follow­ ing will be on offer: 40-60 Cows, Steers and Heifers: 1,000-1,100 Lambs, Sheep and Hoggs; 30-40


MONDAY NEXT. AUGUST 1st WEEKLY SALE Of Fatstock and


Sist Sale’s Nos.:^ Cattle 62; Sheep 1101; Pigs 26.


Cattle at U am., wflen m>ivards of 100 Local and North Cxnmtry Newly-calved Cows and Heifers will be forward.


and SAILE of Deld and In-calf Cattle at 10-30 am, when a large show of all classes will be forward from all'the well-known farmers and dealers. Last Sale’s Nos.; 186.


SALE Of Store Sheep and! Lambs for short keep at 10^0 am., when


SPECIAL PRIZE SHOW and FRIDAY. AUGUST 12th


1,500-2,000 head of all breeds will he on offer;' prizes. given as follows; Pen of 20 Half-bied Store Lambs, suitable lor Short keep. Pen of 20 Down-cross Lambs, suit­ able for short keep.


FRIDAY. AUGUST 19th


Geld and In-calf Cattle at 10-30 am.


FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SALE of FRIDAY. AUGUST 26th


class^ Of Store Sheep and Lambs suitable for Short keep. Prizes In the following riasses: 20 Homed Wether Lambs, 20 Homed Wether (Lambs (other than Lonk). Early entries solicited ,to enable


SPECIAL PRIZE SALE Of all


customers to be advised. Schedules can be had on application.


TEL.: 326, J. W. MARSHALL. Secretary.


CISBURN aDcTION MARTS LTD. (All Attested)


TUESDAY AUGUST 2nd


SALE of 260' In-calf Dairy Cows and Heifers. : Bale at 12 noon.


FORTNIGHTLY SHOW and


SALE Of '400 newly-calved Cows and Heifers, being a large majority


WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th


of farmers’ cattle, but Including consignments, direct from Scotland


10-46 am. Sale of Oows in No. 1 ring at 11 am. and Sale of Heifers In No. 2 ring at 1 pm.


and the North. Judging a t '10^0 am. Ballot at


SALE of Fatstock ' being; 170 Fat Cattle 18,000 Fat Sheen; 100 Fat Pigs; 350 Killing and Rwlng Calves.


WEEKLY 1 PRIZE SHOW and


am. calves; 11 am. Fat Cattle; 12 noon Fat Pigs; 2 pm. Sheep.


Grading at 8 am. Sales at; 10 ! , ^


and SALE of 400 In-plg Sows. Gilts and Store Pigs following Sale of Pat Pigs. Sale of TOOLS for Mr. A.


McNaught. TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th


SHOW AND SALE OF 5,000 Store Lambs. Prizes: £3, £2 and £1 In C clftss


Class 2—Best Pen of 20 HB. (Masham) Lambs.


12 noon.


Judging at 11-30 am. Sale at 1 i


'___________Hr, Lancaster.


Auctioneers and Secretaries, BENTHAM (Tel. 444/5(6).


RICHARD TURNER & SDN. ________ Great ANNUAL FlBST AUTUMN


lass 1—] ^ t Pen of 20 Suffolk Cross Lambs.


MONTHLY BREEDERS' SHOW


WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 3rd WEEKLY PRIZE SALE of Dairy


FRIDAY NEXT. AUGUST 6th FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SHOW


F IS H E R & C o , Li‘,'0 *‘'0 ES’‘A't, AGE’- ';


6d E R N M E T H O D S


4, KING LANE. CLITHEROE telephone 257


new HOUSES PEEL PARK ESTATE


Our 1960 programme Is now ■ sold out.


bUnBBIUWU *''* V 1061. at an early date. ^


no better value on a n ^ o iu ln g Ste In England than Peel Park E ^ te , a beautlfuli ; naturally dralneil site looking towards


Pendle Hill. Sole Agents; ' FISHER & CO..


Land and Estate Agents.


4. KING LANE. CLITHEROE. CLITHEROE


' Tel. 237. WATERLOO ROAD


down: room for bathroom. CHATBURN


Very sound property, 2 up and 2


down; Inside W.O.; quiet area. - BUSINESS PREMISES


Sound Oottege, 2 up and 2


businesses In Clltheroe and dlsWct. Minimum : commission


properties for sale and to let. We ■ have enquiries for sound


buiriness quickly and eSBcdently. No sale, no commission.


charged on all sales. We can dispose^ of your


4, KING LANE. ClITHEROE. Tel. 237;


Land and Estate Agents. . FISHER & 00.,


urgently reqd.: Immediate settle ment for the right property; minimum commission;


4, KING LANE. CLITHERDE. - . Tel. 237.______________


Land and ^tate Agents. FISHER & CO.. ^ propertyi


Either buying or _^lllng consult FISHER & :C0.,


Land and Estate Agen^ 4, King lane, Clitheroe. Teti 267.


H. MoGUIRE & GO.. F.A.I.. Chartered' Auctioneer! and Estate Agents,


Valuert ' Surveyors


1.3, OASTtE GATE. CLITHEROE. T E L'1092.


EDI8F0RD PARK. OLITHEROE


for sale during tills year’s pro­ gramme are; 2 BEDROOM SEM-DETAOHEO AT ^ £1.746. 3 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED AT £2.060.


. l O U m m A The only types Still available


Green Belt fringe may now be reserved In advance for building


A few exclusive sites on the


•oerations to commence early 1961. ■


examined at the offioea of the tola agents:' H. MoGUIRE & 00.. P.AJL._


Plana and aheciflcatlona may be


1-3, CASTLE DATE GLITHEROE Tel. 1092.


By Order of Mias! B. Jackson


9. R08TLE TOP ROAD. EARBY,


on the premises as above at 12 om, :


H. McQUIRE & CO.. F.A.I. will sell by public AUCTION


TO-MORROW (SAT.; JULY 30th) The Suoerlor Household


Suite; Oak Single Beds; Antloue Mshogany Chest of Drawers; Bed Linen. Blankets, Covers, etc.: 4ft Antique Oak Bureau. Bookcase: 3ft eln. Oak , Gateleg Table: several Occasional Tables: 3ft. 6tn. Walnut Dining Table and Chairs; sunerior Armchair: Oak. Hallstsno’. good quality Axmlnster and Wil­


FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Including; Walnut Bedroom


several excellent Water Colours. Le Blond Prints: Formica ton Kitchen Table: good Hegulo 302 Gas Cooker: any many other Interesting Items, kitchen ware


Ctaining; quantity of good class hina glass and nlated goods;


ton Stair Garnet Rues and fitted Carnets; Brocade and other cur­


Country House ' or Cottage WANTED Several lota of fine business Remember our clalni: ^ r e Is


Residence! i|t a,Qayeted Position l‘‘ |LYNM00R.”


Super ior ISemi-Detaohed


WADDING)ON ROAD, j CLITHEROE


side. This post-war Property comprises; Open Pprch; HaU with fitted


(ISft.15ft. 61n. X 12ft,! 61n.); B toom (lift deep


oom


Larder; Bear annexe encloses Fuel Store and W.C. 1


tiled, fitted steel


[ sink.


(15ft. !6in. X 12ft. 61n., lift,'81n. X lift. 61nJ and 8ft. Oln. x 7ft. 61n.) teach! fitted' with Central Heating Radiator; | Bathroom, all tiled and high-quality Furniture; separate W.O. en route. [ Garage! (18ft. x lift.) with access! to house and fitted sink with h. and c. water. Trim and well-kept Garden


Upper [Floor: Three Bedrooms f


areas | ard laid out to front and rear, j ! |


I Mains Betvlces. Eateable Value £38. ! Annukl Ground Bent £3. ' Vacant' Possession on comple­ tion. ! To ,vfew apply:


A really well-appointed Property In first-class condition.


'. i '


! HOTHERSALL & FORREST. I Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Bank Salerooms, Clitheroe. Tel. 96.


I Iwhalley


-A Modern Semi-Detached '; [Residence


I CLI'THEROE ROAD “ CRANSTON,”


bordering on open fields i 1


ion and comprising: Hall with small Cloak Closet; Lounge (14ft. Oln. X lift.' lOln.); Dining Room (13ft. X lift. lOln.), French window; Morning Boom; Scullery Kitchen, stainless steel sink unit; Ground Floor Toilet (W.C. and Washbasin)/


1n.) brick I built and finished as Inaln structure.


I Three i Bedrooms! (18ft. x lift. lOln., 12ft, X lift, i lOln. and lift. X 7ft.; Bathroom, half-tiled; sep. W.C.' ![ I 6 Excellent GARAGE (17ft. X 10ft.


I Reasonable Garden areas. Mains' Services. Rateable lvalue: £33. Annual


Ground Bent; £4/0/1. Vacant' Possession. Viewing:, By Appointment with;


B Auctioneers and Estate Agents. HOTHERSALL & FORREST. ank Salerooms, Clitheroe. Tel. 95,


I PROPER^TIES FDR SALE IN !


GLITHEROE


No. 13, ! RICHFIELD ROAD. A stone-built I DwelUnghouse com­ prising: ! Lobby; 1 SRtl


^Rent: £1/1/6. Vacant Possession. b 10J BAWDLANDS, A stone-


W.C. ■ [Small , Yard. Eateable Value: i £7. Annual [ Ground


lour: range: i,tvlng Room. tUe plaoK I Kitchen with w.p. c. Two Bedrooms. [Upstairs


Ifttlng Boom,


way; Sitting Boom: i Living Kitchen 'With w.p,' sink in window recess. ;i Two large Bedrooms above. Yard 'with garden beds. Usual Outside lOfflces. Mains Services; 'Annual Ground Bent;


uilt Property comprising; Hall­


10/9. Rateable Value;: £7. Vacant Po^ssloh.


[


No. 42. VICTORIA STREET. A 1 well-built terraced Propertar with an exceUent outlook and com­ prising; Vestibule; Hallway; Sit­ range;ting Boom, bay window, tile


Kitchen and Larder Ion the Ground Floor. Two Bedrooms above. Usual Offices In roncreted Yard at rear. Mains [Services. Annual | Ground Rent: : £1/15/0. Ratable Value;' £12. Vacant Possession.


Living Room; ' Scullery | [


Bank Salerooms, Glitheroe. Tel, 95. BARRoW. Nri WHALLEY


HOTHERSALL & FORREST. Auctioneers and 'Estate.lAgents,


A terraced Dwelliiighousel with an excellent rural outlook


PrA well-built i Stone - fronted domprlsing;'


No. 2,1 CREEN MOUNT


etc etc view Friday. July 29th. between


the sale—carter In attendance. Further details from the


Auctioneers—


H. MoGUIRE Xt CO.. F.A.I., Martins Bank Chambera. Barnoldswiok. Tel. 2302.


Or


_____________ Tel. 1002. By Order 'of Mr. John H. Barker 69, WATER STREET. «H BY


1-3, Castle Gate, Clltheros.


on the oremrtes as above at 12 noon on


H. MoGUIRE & CO? F.A.I. ’ will sell by Public Auction


SATURDAY. AUGUST 0th


THE ANTIQUE AND OTHER FUR- NITURE AND EFFECTS


Wardrobe, Odd Chairs and Occa­ sional Tables, Quality Carpets and Bugs, 3ft. Inlaid Mahogany Bureau


Including Bedroom Furniture,


Bookcase, Antique Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Le Blond and other Prints, 'Waterdolours, 4ft Pedestal Mahogany knee hole Writing ^ k . Oak Sideboard, Arm and Single Chairs, Oak gateleg Table, Interesting collection of China and Gla ss. Gas. Cooker, Sewing Machines, Two HOover Machines, Hoover Dustette, 121n. GB.C. Tele­ vision Set, Radio Set, Walnut and Oak Small Tables, Bed Linen, etc. etc.


start of sale. All goods must be removed


On view between! 10 am. and


after the sale—carter In attend­ ance. >.


Auctioneers, Further details : from the


/ H- McGUIRE & CO.. F.A.I., Martins Bank Chambers,


Barnoldswick, Tel. 2302. or 1-3, Castle Gate Clitheroe. Tol. 1092.


C A R P E T CLEANING


ALTERATIONS RE-FTmNG. SERVICE


ALL CARPETS HAND-SEWN ON THE PREMISES


WAUS U D .


58 Whalley Road and 31 Castle Street CLITHEROE


Telephone: Clifherce 136 TO LET


BLACKPOOL. Beautiful holiday flatlets facing sea; fully equipped. Vacancies from.late August^ book now for IIlumlnatlons.-^"Chellow Grange,” Carlin d a t e . Queen’s Promenade. Telephone 51460.


OUtiieroe Advertiser.* Times Co Ltd., at 6, Market Place, CUth-. eroe. Tel. 407/8 (Two lines) C


Printed and Published by the


2.0-4-30 and day of sale 11 a.m. onwards. All goods must be removed after


^ m , J»|i^wlndow, tile range CBaxl Scullei


operty: with a deep garden frontage. Comor


illway: Sitting


Three Bedroom^ [ Bathroom and separate W.C. Yard; at rear with usual offices. Mains Services This is a very well maintained Property. Rateable Value:' £17. Annual ground ' Bent; £2/10/0. Vacant Pcssessicn on completion


Auctioneers and'Estate Agents. Bank Saleroomi, ClitheroA Tel, 96


To view apply: HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


rear and | usual 1 outside offices. Mains Services. Rateable Value:


£10. Small! Annual Ground Rent. Vacant Pos^esrion.


i ^H0m^§ALL & FORREST. [ Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms, Clitheros. Tel. 95.


on nicely elevated site. “ ^VERDALE.’’]


CHATBURN | bungalow I


This wellibuUtl SeiHljDetached Property | comprises: Central Hall: Lounge with 14rge bay window: Living Kitchen’ Larder; Store’, Two Bedrooms: Bathroom and W.O. i on the ground floor with' a further Bedroom in roof .• space.' ' 1


No. 72. Downham Road I [Mains Services. Annual Ground


. mission to view from: 1 [ H0THER8ALl],& FORREST, Auctioneers and Estate'Agents.


: front and rear. Views oter Rlbbleadale and Pen-y-Ghent.


'Washhouse [and Workshop. Garden areas laid out 1 both to


ExceUent Garage,


' Rent; £3/10/0; iRateable Value: £24. Vacant ! Possession.:


i


Boom, mod. tile range; Uving Kitchen, . tile range; ; Scullery Kitchen; conuto floor, mod. sink unit.


Comprising: Hallway; Sitting


BARRO^. Nr. WHAULEY The' stcnc-built CotWe ' No.|10, OLD ROW


’TWO; Bedrooms. Yard at s_ ry! Kitchen,! tile floor, w.p. ng Room, tile range; ink (hi and c. 1 water); Larder.'


A weil-bifilt Property with t double-storey bays to front eleva­


bay):


storage units, stainless ” rayco ” Boiler;


61n. x[ lift. 61n. and Scullery Kitchen, all


Dlnlug


o Situated near Brungerley Bridge Lounge


n the fringe of beautiful country­ Hall Wardrobes;


H o th o i ’snII & F o r r e s t fSi;rE A-,fNT5


llANrv >ALr:ROOM:>. UIIHEHOE


ON 8Al]E REST ASS^D w r iB QUALITY ’


BED SHEETS BLANKETS


EIDERDOWNS


' ' C A N l _ _ ; I :PTpM


Oddie’s Textiles


New condition; all sizes. Many soiled bargalnP and| Carpets at sale prices. Just a 'word to those looking, for large and odd-sized


SHIP'S CARPETS


carpets. Now Jin stock; 6 x 4 , 6| X 4, 5j X 3t, 6 x 4, 5ix 3J, 6 x 3 ,


4) X 4. 4i X 3:1. 4i X[2i, 4X4 . ^ X 3i. 4 X 2), 3'i X 2|, etc., etc. All pUe tufted through. Carpets from £6/10/0; 4 x|3s from £12.1 :


Please Note. — No connection' with any door-to-door canvasser.! ;


TAPSELL & WEST. “ The 'Old Firm," ' Opocsite New Ipn. 1 '


81. LEEDS ROAD. NELSON. Also at


No. 16. BELMONT BRIDGE.


AXMINSTEB & WILTON FITTKD. All the latest colours and designs. AU St lees than usual prices. Widths from' 271n. to 6 yards.


_______ I SI^IPTON. i BROADLOOMI


I


Example; 6 x|4 yards £27/10/0. C Delivered and fitted free.


i


! 89. LEEDS ROAD.. NELSOki Tel. 62816. [Also at Skiptdn.l


LOub 101 sale; 3/- per bag,! or 7 bags for £1: [Loose Logs £4/10/0 per ton.; Also Poets; Ralls and Interwoven [Fencing. — a J. Morris. 1. Garnett Road, Cllth­ eroe. _TeI. U30._ _


_ '


MEN'S. YOUTR’S & BOY'S JEANS. —Economic Stores. 70, Whalley


Road, Cllthew. _____ :


RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED TI^CTORS


m■Run range | of , Albion Imple­


in David Brown, Fordson, 1 Fergusson, H.I.H.


the'^'new 860 and 060 Implenmtics from the Main Distributors, the


ents, Bslersj Forage Harvesters,


CRAVEN MOTOR C0„ 8KIPTON. Phone 2212-3 for a better tractor iervlce.


WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS. AU ■work carried' out by our own _ craftsmen and fully guaranteed.


R U ^ R IDG E__ for Ugh-class 24, 'King I William St.. Blackburn.


MEN'S SPORTS JACKETUTBliziri; Sports Trousers and 2-pfece Suits; taUor made,! ready to wear.— Economic Stores, 70, WhaUey Road, Uutheroe.


PCOUR YOUR ikOORS. sim^ brush on Rubberised 'LIQUBD UNO' FLOOR PAINT. Lasts years on Cement. Stone, Uno !or wood. Ideal: tar Hotel Guest Rooms, Show Rooms, Industrial


u«. Many Mllours, aU glzes. From aU Paint Rrtallerg.


CVRIL LpRD^OARPETS) cash or tenns. Ring WhaUey 2^3 or send P.O. for samples to 3. Rlddings Lane. Whauer.


and Son, I OUtiieroe Market.'


good condition, mo; arranged.—Apply 9, theroe.


:FJ^ESIAN' CROSS and Pure


[fMeslan Heifer Calves always for sale. Wanted — Bull Oives, Casualty. Fat! Cattle and Bidls.- iTattersali, Gttodleton. Tel. Chat- bum 463.: I


CHILDREN’S | BLAZERS, 18711; Blazer Suits ! 29/11; blpe, green, maroon—Economic Stores, 70. 'Whalley Road, CUtheroe. , :


RU8BRIDGE will give you the best prices for your old JEWELLERY, or wUl . make [you a good offer In [part exchange for new goods.—24, [King WllUam Street, Blackburn. [Tel. 7920.! i


HOOVER WASHER for sale; power' [Wringer, £25. { Creda Cooker. £15;


[both perfect. — Youth Hostel, iSlaldbumj :________^ ^


THREE LARGE WHITE IN-PIG GILTS, due early AupsW Coates, LawBOnsteads, 'Wnalley. Tel. 2128.:


LADIES' "BEAUTY FORM’’ BRA. [32-38; 4/11.—Economic Stores, !70, WhaUey Road, CUfheroe.


1948 MORRI S COMMERCIAL M/LORRY for sale; meOhanlcaUy sound; good .condition; suitable


farmers; ; offers.-7-26, Seedall AvenuS, OUtiieroe.!


a


. - - BINS. Scythe VJalo” Garden [Cultivator, Food Shedder, Iron Stove and. Pipe for sale; offers;-^ '29, SeedaU Avenue, CUtheroe.


LARGE OAK SIDEBOARD for sale; suitable dor large h o u ^ restaur­ ant or hotel.-J-47, Waddlngton iRoad, Olltheroe, '____________


I FOB SALE EX. TENDER CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL


MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.


CALDERSTDNES HOSPITAL. [ I [ WHALLEY


I


This machine Is in good working [order and may be inspected by !arrangement {with the Group Secretary. No! guarantee attached to the machine,' which must he bought as seen and inspected.


g e s iTtner duplicator, 160 Electric 230/40 V. AO.


Tenders ihust he delivered to the Group Secretary at the Hospital


I not later than 9 a.m. on 22nd [August, i960,! in a plain sealed [envelope [endorsed ■'^Tender for Duplicator.” Envelopes must not


[bear any Indication of the sender. . |


| i SITUATIONS WANTED


WORK reqd. by schoolgirl, aged 17, until end of August; any. thing considered.—Write: Box (33, Advertlseri and Times.


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SILVER WEDDINGS SELLERS—GRAHAM


JOSEPH LUCAS LIMITED


Manufacturers of Gas Turbine and Vehicle Equipment.


THE CATERING


DEPARTMENT , have a vacancy for a


SMART


INTOLLIGENT LADY


1 to take charge of a mmli


well appointed Director’s Dmlng Room.


Duties to Include, service of luncheons (up to 12 per­ sons only) and mOmlng and afternoon trays; this is a 35 hours (or less) per week appointment. : A good wage Tvlil be offered to the right persoa .


Applications should be made to the;


Personnel Officer,


Hargher Clough Works, ' Hargher Street. Burnley. ,


■ ' IN MEMOniAM


CLARK.—Treasured memories of our dear one, James Henry, who died July 29th, 1935.


Away from'^sorrow, doubt and pain,


—From his dear Wife and the family.


17. Slddows Avenue. ,_____ _


LIMBERT.T-Treasiued memories of a dear Pather, who died July 28th. 1961.


' —^From the Fanfily.___________


NUTTER,—In loving memory of my dear Wife, who died August 1st, 1968. .


The month, of August comes with retu^.


I t brings a day I will never forget,


—From her loving Husband. 5. Church Lane. Whallev._______


WRIGIEY.—Treasured menaories of my dear Husband, Billy, and Son; WllUam, who died August 4tb, 1959, snd May 6tb, 1942.


Thoughts go back to bygone days.


'


The Committee do not bind themselves to[ accept: the highest or any tender. [


27, Queen Street, Low Moor. BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


HARGREAVES.—Birthday mem- orles o^-Alan; July 26th.


—From Mother, Father, Jeafa and John.


36, Hall Street, aitheroe.


HARGREAVES.—Loving birthday memories of Alan, July 26th.


Just as you were, you will always be.


” Sunnyslde,’’ Hall Street, Clltheroe. ,


IPurther , particulars and per-


Bank Salerooms, Clitlieroe, Tel. 96. -4- WANTED


bl. 434. ?k e I


OLD lGUNS, Pistols. Rifles, Revolv­ ers feqd.; best prioes paid—Peter I Field, Pendle Hotel, Cbatbum.


; rent or buy; easy reach of Cllth- ! eroe; possession'mid-September.— ; Full particulars snd price to: I: Manning, 12, Greevegate Road


HOUSE OR COTTAGE reqd. to Hunstanton, Norfolk.__________


'SMALL HOUSE OR FLAT reqd.; [ f u r n i s h e d lor unfurnished; 1I reasonable rental offered: all


repUes wUl be [answered.—Write: ' Box Ql, Advertiser and Times.


!FURNISHED HOUSE OR FLAT, t reqd.: CUtheroe district; approx. 1 6 months mid. August.—Write: [ Box Q4, Advertiser and Times


FARMS TO LET BOBRINS FARM,


HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE '


To be let from the 14tb of August, ! 1961. The farm Includes: stone- buUt house and buildings, new sblppon for 13, bam with boxes and standing for 10, and 2 stone


48. PArIsON lane, CU'THEROE.


MEMBERS l)F INTERFLORA


Tel.: 857 (day); 183:(night) I for


Cut . (pEonti


Personal attehtion given to all orders.


Morning and lAfternocn: (ioffee. Tea and. Biscuits served. -


Wreaths and all Floral Tributes expertly, inade to order


BARKERS,]


WHALLEY r|0AD NURSERIES. Glitheroe (near Primr(M Bridge) | Tel. 521 (any hour)


[


i sheep on the fell.—Full particu­ lars, and appUcation forms from;


, outbams. ’Ihe; land consists of [ 92.2 acres of meadow and 1 pasture, with rights for 128


1 Ingham and 1 Yorke, Standen I Estate Office, Llttlemoor, 011th- [ e'roe.


Wreaths, Bouquets, Cut Flowers, etc,


A. PEARCE k SON.; Chatburn] Nurseries (npar Pendle Hotel) |


Resiflenc)! 29 ‘fewer Hi|l. Clitherop Tel. Cliatburn 230,


Church Brow Gardens Tel. Clitheroe 298


^'SCRIES SNEMIVRVeE


BLACKBURN 4042 , ACCRINGTON 2*41


CLITHEROE 345


SPIRITUAL HEALING DEM' ' ■ T & CLAIRYOyA by tl le former Iiohdon Healsr, Mr. H.


^TURDAY, 'AUGU^.


at 7-30 p.m.'in theA^EIffili CONSERVATIVE (JLUB.'-'.CIj’^ Admission Free


-


—From Aunty, Uncle Tom and Grandma.


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


GREENWOOD.—Mrs. Greenwood wishes to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours,: and the manager, committee and officials of BlUlngton ' and 'Whalley Co­ operative Society and Mrs. A: iLylte for their kind expressions 'of sympathy and floral tributes received In her bereavement.


2, West View, BllUngton.


PEEL.—Mr. Hanw Peel wishes to thank all relatives and friends for their kind 1 expressions. of sympathy In his sad loss, and the Rev. T. H. J. Hawkins, the doctors and nurses and Queen’s Park Hospital for their' kind ministrations.


Croft Cottage, West Bradford.


Wreaths & Bouquets ! GUT FLOWERS


jl^AKING advance arrange­ ments with S ca les


Funeral Service, provides, a complete guide tor use at a time of need.


O N H Of TNE Loved for ever in our memory.


Loved and remembered always. ,


Life goes on, but memories stay.


—Fi/om his loving Wife and Tamar.


No verse can say, no flowers ' repay.


How much I lost on that sad day.


Gertrude Greenwood and loving father of Tom and Connie, aged' P jem . Cremation was at


lessington on July 27th.______


McDonald.—On juiy 24th, mo, at 8, Beech Street. CUtheros,


Cemetery on July 27th. —Bennett; Olltheroe, Tel. 582.


IN MEMORIAM


BOWKER.—In memory of our drar Mother, who died July 26th, 1935.


—Toin. Ada AUoe.____________ We always remember.


BRIGGS.—Ill loving memory of a dear Mother, who died August 11th, 1969.


How we miss your loving face.


Oft we think of you dear mother.


But you left us to remember. None on earth can fill your place.


-rFrom Cohn, Shirley, Kenneth and Anne,_________________


CHALLINOR.—Precious memorlei of a dearly beloved Husband and Fhtberi (Alf), who died August 2nd, l966.


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—Prom his loving Wife and family.


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judging by CELEBRITIES OF Alb RADIO. , ■


I


t magnificent OHM^INGE t CUPS AND PLAQUES. ;


' , • SPECIAL 8E(7TIONS FOR CHILDRJ


It does not matter lyhether-you f U you can entertain In any way—jcj


■ rite or 'phMiejjoi W The V t e f i^ S h ^ j


WEDNESDAY, 24th A .piARISH caiUiROH' M iL r - 'j


Resili rved Seats 3/- & 2/ Rerntmtoer Last! Year—oyer 200 tura


certa: n oI YOlw' Seat. UopkNow at Ml 'M()0r Lanfe.' .Telephone. ‘^11


Entries close Friday, 12tl: j I’


Thl CASTLE FI CALLING ALL TALI


!' Is your liAST OPPOR’TUNITY .. Town’s Great Talent Cptl


Interred at caftheroe


Gwrge, the belovM husband of the late Jane McDonald, aged 79 years.


hpbsnd of Eleanor Booth, aged 69 yeara. Interred Lowswood Crematorium July 25th._______


^,,Malton,i Reginald (late of Bashall Eaves), dearly beloved


: DEATHS ib 'l 21st at Blrd-


CHEEK.—On July 27th. 1960, suddenly, in hospital. Emily, the dearly beloved 'wife of the late GMrge Cheek, of ” Valetta,” Llme- neld Avenue, IWiaUey. In her 78th year. Service and Inter­ ment at ■Whalley Parish Church


on Saturday, July 30th at 11-45 am.


— Alan Parker. Tel. Whalley


COWM/yi,—On July 23rd. 1960, at her reddence, Ymk House, dith- erw, Ellen, daughter of die late John and Mary A. Cowman, in her 76th year. Interred Clltheroe (temetery July 26th


I


SUTT OASEiS : TRAYEL] and W P I N G BA<


KITCHEN CAB TABLES


12 FREE PACKETS WITH EVERY WASHING :


pongratulations, Jean and Horace weddin occMOn of your silver


—Dolly, BUly and Marie. GOLDEN WEDDING


g anniversary, August 3rd.


^ i - B EG K ET T -H IL L Ctonmtulatlons. Mother and


—From Herbert and Dorothy.


—Congratulations, Grandma and Granddful—from Mnicpim.


^ BEOKETT-HILL


(^ngiatulatlons and best wishes to Aunt and Uncle on their anniversary,


and Bill. §8tb "’® Ernest. ; Merle , '


Congratulations and best wishes to Aunty and Uncle on their


BECKETT-HILL ; **'**“® anniversary, July —From Marlon. .Alan and Joyce.


PARKEH-congratulations, Mother All our love and best wishes.


—Ftom AUce and Jim, Prank, Lilian and Clifford,


pOUBlt BUNK .


I '■■ - j ■ DIVAN B1


anil SPRING INTERIQI — ^ COT RdATTRESSI Pn^LOWS—Floek, Feather


from': £22/10/0 ■


ome;;to the Carpet SpedaUste: TAPSELL & WEST.


I ' I ' I


SITUATIONS VACANT


EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIANS' reqd.—Apply: Dynamo and Elec­


trical Services Ltd., Henthorn Road, CUtheroe.


ATTentIOM! Let your hobby be your Income and pay for your luxurious hoUday the pleasant way. Knit for pleasure and profit


jjLuuu Lituie. craaiorg tj.;


®ToV!fFil. maintenance elec- WI®IAN reqd. by RlbblesdalB


S ^ ? b t Ltd., CUtneroe.—Apply: Personnel Dept.


•


. preferably with some '


SMART GIRL reqd. as shon ^ E. ^eevers Ltd^


1 EXPERIENCED WEAVERS REDO. ‘ : FORDOBBY AND


JACQUARD L00M8.-APPLY: JAMES THORNBER LTD..


HOLMES MILL, CLITHEROE.


ByjOKBUBN AND DISTRICT The following vacancies exist:—


Applications to Matron. for Geriatric Ward.


‘“ '•'J.m'W S .® ™ '" hours per week.


1


WARD SISTER for Geriatric Ward. . STAFF NURSES full or part-time


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


AppUcatlona to Matron.________


TRAINEE COOK reqd.; Uve In or out. —BIa<* Bull Hotel. Rlmlng- ton, Tel. Glabum 220.


CHEMIST’S ASSISTANT, girl 15-16 years, reqd. for cosmetics counter, etc.; good prospects. — Apply: Derrick Green, MJ>B., 4, RaU- way View. CUtheroe,'


RELIABLE and ENERGETIC GIRL or young woman reqd. for work 2P modern poultry farm.— Haworth, Copplna Poultry Farm, Whalley. Tel. 2380.


’


WHOLESALE MEAT DEPOT. Bl^kburn Area, require Assist­ ant; age approx. 25; good pros­ pects and working conditions; must be keen and enthusiastic f worker; pension scheme; state


ull particulars and wage reqd.— Write: Box Q2. Advertiser and


FEMALE CLEANER reqd.; morn­ ings /only; transport' found.—


AppUcatlona: Moorcock Inn, Waddlngton, Clltheiw,


Ing the doctor and staff. ENGAGEMENTS


S^ughter, Julie, Tiank-


_ DOUGHERTY—MACQUARRIE 2Je engMement


jmy m n at Bramley Brooks), and


J BIRTHS CLAEK-On July” !5th, at Rociy-


“3 ^ Waddington, to Diana moe I Garnett) , and Gordon CTmk, a son (Ian Garnett).


®,AONT.--RevrTnd~Mri; Alan Gaunt announce the birth of a


IiIhiI to-night (Friday)'at 7-30: SATURDAY/I


JONATHAN .'KIDD, DORIS DOWLING In "W I '■ HEIDI AND PETER." Bewitching i*


[ Week commencing August 8th, Sholwng for Six Da


tetween Jean iMbelle Macquarrle M yobb*®'’ <l3ughter « Mrs


is announced '


ara^rie .and' the late Mr tombald Macquarrie, of 67


TOMLINSON—BRAITHWAITE engMemexit ■ jg announced


Cinemascope


» a » M r “ y S G, Bralthwalte, ,of ivy cottage Ss[^ey’ Nr. CUtheroe. Congratul Istions from both famlUes.


MARRIAGES


d a ig h te r r f ’ Mrs. M d ^ e life Mr. WllUam EUse.


sonJuly 25th, Grenville, younger “ e isie


CUNNINGHAM-ELL8E


of Mr. and [Mrs. (Charles M Qunnlnghnm, to Patricia, eldest


Clitheroe Co-operativt| Furnishing Depart


I THREE-PIECE '-' i- : ' ' ' - ] : i ~ ' ‘ A N D : i -


BEDROOM SI ! TO SUIT; ALL TAS


MONDAY to FRIDAY at 7.30,’ SATURDAY Anthony Newley, Anne / Bemie Winters, Hermione B


L E T ’S C l MARRIEI


; . ■ :.,


Tt’s wonderful entertaintnent with the bo the capers When he gets h


other times at The General Office. J.. Moor U I noon, 2-16 p.m.'to 6 p.m. Tol.


Booking Office open Wednesday and Saturday]


>'?|Ub'ed for Office N4,


FECirr BROS.


MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1860


S^wbrldge Post Office, CUlttil croe.


Whalley New Road BLACKBURN ’Phone: 6248


(Open Saturday afternosni)


m em o r ia l s ^ StOM.


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r E -SHAEPIENINO, I REPAIRINQ ^ C


prOBABIiY n eed e x p e r t a t t e n t io n , n o t [ fo r g e t t in g


n THE SCISSORS


THE^^ WlLjSON CLITHEROE. Tel. 88


SONS LIMITED registered as a newsraper m


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