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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, November 16, 1962 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. FISHER & Co. — — CLITHEROE LTD. --------- A G E N T S


IMMEDIATE OR EARLY DELIVERY OF OF ALL NEW MODELS


ONE FIFTH DEPOSIT - 7% p.a. interest qfSSKS


PRIMROSE GARAGE Austin & Riley


4 KING LANE, CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 257


Here’s an invitation to visit the most delightful and attrac-


CLITHEROE


tively situated estate 1“ tlie Ribble Valley.


3 BEDROOM SEMIS from £2,425. 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOWS from £2,575.


LITTLEMOOR


Our representative will Le pleased to show you round. Transport to and from estate i desired. Just^rlng Clitheroe


FREEHOLD


occupation! Two and three- bedroomed Bungalows. Two types


25. WILSON STREET. CLITHEROE


house in a desirable and nulet area. Comprising: Hall Lounge. Dining Room, modernised Kitchen.


An excellent terraced dwelling


H. and C. water system. Two Bed­ rooms. R.V. £10. Freehold.


Before buying a House or Bunga­ low. you must visit


CLITHEROE


the most delightfully situated site in the Ribble Valley.


LITTLEMOOR


duality and value of the fine Semis, and Chalet type Bungalows.


We invite you to compare the FREEHOLD


tion Call or ring Clitheroe 257 for further particulars.


Our Service staff are trained to maintain the very highest standards of efficiency. You get faster, more thorough service, and it’s BMC Service, with costs standardised to the official BMC schedules.


EXCELLENT USED VEHICLES


1961 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE Mk. I, Star sprite bonnet, disc brakes, wire wheels, supercharger, hard top, exceptional condition.


1961 AUSTIN MINIVAN, grey, heater, excellent £295 1960 AUSTIN A35 Van, grey, heater, exceptional £270 1955 VAUXHALL VELOX, good condition ........... £130


AND OTHER SPECIMEN CARS


WHALLEY ROAD . CLITHEROE Telephone 883 (3 lines)


SUPER SAVE WHITAKERS


AT SUPERMARKETS LTD.


GARNETT ROAD, EDISFORD PARK ESTATE, CLITHEROE


CREAM CRACKERS (5ilb.—61b.) Tins—Usually 9/7 to 11/- (plus 2/- on Tin)—OUR SPECIAL PRICE 5/- (plus 2/- on Tin)—Save 5/- per Tin


Tins of Fancy Assorted BISCUITS (London Assorted) 4ilbs.—Usually 11/3 (plus 1/6 on Tin)—OUR PRICE 8/6 (plus 1/6 on Tin)—Save 2/9 per Tin


CHRISTMAS CRACKERS (12 in Box) with free Bingo Game on back—Usually 5/11 Box—OURS 2/11 Box Save 3 /- Box


CHRISTMAS CRACKERS—Usually 8/11—OURS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE ONLY 3/11—Good Value


CHRISTMAS CAKES (iced)—Usually 7/11 each—OURS 5/10—Save 2/1


BIG SAVINGS EVERY WEEK AT WHITAKERS SUPERMARKETS LTD.


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE GENERAL RATE


ment of the General Rate for the year 1962-63 becomes DUE FOR PAYMENT on the 30th Instant.


RATEPAYERS are reminded that the Second Instal­


Office, Church Street, Clitheroe, on or before that date failing which, the Council must consider proceedings for recovery which may be commenced without further notice.


Town Clerk’s Office, CLITH1EROE.


16th November, 1962. LINDLEY PATE


AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS for


Milking Machine and Cattle Bowl Installations and Extensions. Spare Bowls, eto.


Consult us for your round-the-shed Pipeline Milker.


Alfa-Laval, FuIIwood Manus and Gascoigne Units and Snares in stock.


Tel. GISBURN 251 LOANS


£5 UPWARDS UNSECURED F. S. RICHARDS LTD..


11, WELFORD ROAD. LEICESTER HUNTING


THE PENDLE FOREST ANI) CRAVEN HUNT


Saturday, Nov. 17th: Priory House, Bracewell, 11-30 a.m.


Magistrates


MAGISTRATES at Clitheroe yesterday were Miss E. R.


Garnett, presiding, Mr. D. Rawson. Mr. J. C. Smith. Mr. J. B. Parker.


/ DOES YOUR HEAD FEEL STOPPED UPI


E A R E X .D R O P S brine soothing relief to cases of temporary loss of hearing doe to CATAF RHAL CONDITIONS H-.AI) COLDS HARDENED WAX EAR-ACHE and c' " NOISES.


Get a bottle today. Price 3/6 and 7/6 from


Boots and all chemists. P.S. to all users of hearing aids try one drop of Earex per week.


AN ALL-AROUND-THE-CLOCK* MAN. THAT'S ME!


When you have something you want to sell. I am the man to sell it—any time of the day or night. I am a Clitheroe Adver­ tiser and Times classified advertisement ready to tell your sales story to interested prospective buyers at all times.


Clitheroe 407/8 now to set me to work.


To get sales action ring


H. L. SAGAIR, Town Clerk.


Payment must be made at the Borough Treasurer’s Several ready for early occupa­


PROPERTY IN CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT


for Busing or Selling of Proper­ ties in this district. Call and see our register of properties for sale.


We offer a comprehensive service


BUSINESSES OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE AND WANTED


FISHER & CO..


4, KING LANE. CLITHEROE. TEL. 257.


SALES BY AUCT ION T. SILVERWOOD— J. BALSHAW


SHORT NOTICE OF TOTAL DISPERSAL SALE


(situate along Coulthurst Road- Bashall Eaves road)


WADDINGTON. Nr. CLITHEROE BRADDUP HOUSE FARM.


T. SILVERWOOD in conjunction with J. BALSHAW will sell for the Exors. of the late John Calvert


c Vis. 7 B. and W. Heifers lately Jalved; X B. and W. Cow due


51 HEAD OF DAIRY. IN-CALF AND YOUNG STOCK


TUESDAY NEXT. NOV. 20th


Cows due May. June, July: 16 B. and W. Heifers. 11-2 yrs.; G B. and W. - Ayr. x Cows, newly calved; 6 Cows due March-April; 12 B. and W. Bulls and Wye Calves 1-2 months.


anuary: 3 B. and W. - Ayr. x -


run with tup since Sept. 30th: 12 H.B. GImmer Shearlings; 10 Horned Wethers: 23 Lambs, lat and near fat; 1 Suffolk Cross 3-shear Ram; 1 Border Leicester x Suffolk 2- shear Ram.


60 Horned and 40 H.B. Ewes 147 SHEEP AND LAMBS


Tractor. 1948); Tractor Buck Rake. Bamford Mid-mounted Mower: Tractor Chain Harrow; Bloor


MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS Ferguson (converted petrol-t.v.o.


Manure Spreader: Horse Seed Harrows; Nicholson Side Delivery; Blackstone Horse Raker; Strawing Machine: Artificial Sower: Deerlng No. 1 Mower; Converted Box Cart: Manure Barrow: Handy Car Trailer; T.V.O. Tank: Cow Buckets: Pig Troughs: Ladder: Usual Small Hand Tools; G.E.C. Steriliser Chest and Steam Stool: Wash-up Bath: Cooler and Pan: Three Mnnus Units (stainless); Burco Electric Boiler: Five Poultry Cabins 12 x 11. Also Eight Boothman convertible Hay Box Brooders (slatted (loors): 1 Deep Litter Drinker: large Galv. Feed Hopper; Tractor Trailer.


to be offered. Meadows to Dec. 24th, 1962; Pastures to Feb. 2nd. 1963.


WINTER EATAGE A caterer will attend the sale.


Salo 12 o’clock (with smalls). Early start appreciated.


228. J. BALSHAW. Colborne House. Clitheroe. Tel. 1100.


Auctioneers: T. SILVERWOOD. 17. Chester Avenue, Clitheroe. Tel.


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


Calves at 11-30 a.m.. when good supplies will bo forward. Last Sale’s Nos.: Cattle 78’


Sheep 1032: Pigs GO: Calves 37. WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. 21st


calved Cows and Heifers at 11-30 a.m.


WEEKLY PRIZE SALE or 80-100 Local and North Country Newly-


FRIDAY NEXT. NOV. 23rd


SALE of In-calf Cattle, when choice quality stock will be on offer Last


CHRISTMAS PRIZE SHOW and


Sale Nos.: Geld 173: In-calf 45 Prizes given in Four Classes. The grazing of 5] acres of land


in Chatburn Road until April 6th 1963. will be offered at 1 p.m.


Sale at 11-30 a.m. MOTHER CHRISTMAS SHOWS


l. 325.


SALE of Ncwly-calved Cattle. Both Days: Judging 10-30 a.m


Monday. December 17th: Fat Pigs Schedules on application.


GONE ASTRAY


TWO SWALEDALE SHEEP strayed from Sugar Hill. Cow Ark: blue


mark down left shoulder.— Swindlehurst. Slaldburn._________


ONE HALF-BRED SHEARLING strayed; red back of head: may


CAME ASTRAY


ONE SWALEDALE EWE taken up: blue paint on horns; with 2


Lambs.—F. Townson. Slaldburn 216._________________________


POULTRY AND EGGS


LIVE POULTRY reqd.; top prices. Tel. S. Townson. Slaldburn 271.


400 404 PULLETS for sale- 12 weeks old. Also 100 404 Pullets,


P.O.L.—Green. Bashall Eaves. Tel. Stonyhurst 202.


also have red middle of back': also 4 Lambs: red back of head. —F. Townson. Slaldburn 216.


c a r p e t


ALTERATIONS r e -fitting SERVICE


SUNWAY VENETIAN BLINDS


Pree Fitting Service WALTS LTD.


31 Castle Street clitheroe


________ a t s t u d 3w f i te 1nndt Tji^rt: P®d. Essex, large


LEvii5T3Ioi7 meal


W. Bambcr. 3


f r g s S ’sass Blackburn. nT^8'4a4e878iDriue'


T „ rs


WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28lh CHRISTMAS PRIZE SHOW and


onday. December 10th: Fat Cattle and Sheep.


Te J. W. MARSHALL, Secretary


MONDAY NEXT. NOV. |9th WEEKLY SALE of Fatstock and


Houses and Bungalows for early park a v en u e


of semi-detached Houses. These properties are a tine example of modern design and building skill. Call for further details.


F. W. L. STEELE & Co. Auctioneers and Estate Agents.


1-3, CASTLE GATE. CLITHER°E’ TEL. 1092. EVENINGS 1016.


PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLITHEROE LE


e Three Bedrooms, sun LoiinK?, Ftc. Garage. Fully automatic Oil


____DETACHED HQusfr 49. EDISFORD ROAD


C Three Bedrooms. etc GaraRC-


ired Central Heating mat 17. SHIREBURN AVENUE


entral Heating. 13, LANCASTER DRIVE


Three Bedrooms, etc. GnraRe. SEMI-DETACHED 9, SHIREBURN AVENUE


Full Central Heating. * ° 4, PEEL PARK AVENUE


arden.


,


HOTHERSALL- & < PQRREST F A l p. a ; \, •: .


i’;- ;AUCT)Om«RS, VAUItn.AKD. ■£&' ' ’ ,


j ,


BANK SALEROOMS, CLITHEROE t -TU OR. WMIIMI US. t .v -


PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLITHEROE


No. 144. PIMLICO ROAD. A semi- detached Residence. Brick built with a red tile roof and situate


close to open country. The Three Bedrooms, etn nnrnec


__ 4, LANGSHAW DRIVE Three Bedrooms, etc Pierage.


G Two Bedrooms, etc Largo


Three Bedrooms, etc n—nec. 12. BALMORAL AVENUE


Two Bedrooms, etc F 108, WHALLEY ROAD


Two Bedrooms, etc 10. MONK STREET


Two Bedrooms, etc. BUSINESSES FORt u r


our Bedrooms, etc 15. BAWDLANDS


bedroom accommodation Good mortgage available.


Freehold with exceptional 4- _____


EXCELLENT SWEETS AND TOBACCO


Mortgage available. Full details and viewing arrange,


ments of the above from: F. W. L. STEELE « CO..


OLD EST. GROCERY AND MIXED Freehold. Good accommodation.


TERRACED HQUKFS 13. ALMA PLACE


Accommodation comprises: Hall; Lounge; Dining Room with framed and glazed extension: Kitchen and Pantry on the Ground Floor. Three Bedrooms. Bathroom and separate W.C. above. A Brick Garage and Coal, store are attached to the main structure. Ample Garden area to rear in addition to formal front­ age. Mains Services. Rateable Value: £32. Leasehold. Vacant Possession on completion.


No. G, CONWAY AVENUE. A Free- hold Semi-Detached Residence. A compact Modern Property com­ prising: Hall: Lounge with bav window; Living Kitchen fur­ nished with Stainless Steel Sink Unit in tiled window recess, fitted Cupboard: Larder: Washhouse. (H. and C. water and power laid ont. Three Bedrooms (two fitted with Central Heating Radiators) and combined Bathroom and W.C. with good Cylinder Airing Cup­ board (Immersion Heater). Gen­ erous Garden area laid out prin­ cipally to rear. Sonce for Garage. Mains Services. Free from Chief Rent. Rateable Value: £22. Vacant Possession.


No. G. MOORLAND ROAD. A Semi-


Dctachcd Residence in good Resi­ dential Locality. Tills Proncrtv which has double-storey bavs to front elevation comprises: Hall; Lounge: Dining Room: Kitchen and Larder on the Ground Floor. Three Bedrooms above with com­ bined Bathroom and W.C. An excellent Garden Area with room for Garage. Mains Services. Annual Ground Rent: £4/10/0. Rateable Value: £26. Vacant Possession.


1-3. CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE. PROPERTY WANTED


DETACHED BUNGALOW read, in WANTED


QUARTER OR HALF ACRE OF LAND reqd. in Whalley area for superior bungalow.—Write- Box N5. Advertiser and Times. '____


JOBBING GARDENING reqd.’. ex- perienced man; anything con­ sidered.—Write: Box S7 Adver- tlser and Times.


SHOP COUNTER POSITION reqd. by married woman; clitheroe


district.—Write: Box S4 Adver- tlser and Times,


LIQUID MANURE SPREADING undertaken.—B. Thornbcr. Lees


House Farm, Cow Ark. Tel. Chip-


BOY’S 18in. BICYCLE reqd.; must be in good condition.—Apply: Clegg. 67, Salthlll Hoad


TWO-WHEEL BICYCLE reqd. suit- able for 7-year-old girl.—Apply: 34, Langshaw Drive, evenings or week-ends.______


3-PIECE BAND read. ior Boxing Night and New Year's Eve; 8 p.m.


Mill a m —Please telephone Eaves Hall—Clitheroe 561.


SMALL COUNTRY C O T T A 0 E reqd.; Whalley. Clitheroe area.—


Write: Box T4, Advertiser and Times.______________


PART-TIME WAGES CASHIER position reqd.: fully experienced


P.A.Y.E., etc.: refs, available.— Write: Box T5. Advertiser and Times.


COUNTRY COTTAGE reqd. (to rent): Clitheroe district.—Write:


COUNTRY COTTAGE reqd. (to -----------


Box Tl. Advertiser and Times. buy): mains services: with' out


garage.—Write: Box T2, Advertiser and Times.__________ _________


build!.. _ling _-.--.je.— i” or


------------- ;: with on' l -and


------------- ■' ' attached for fc.


SCRAP IRON AND METALS reel: sell to the oldest scrap yard In town: Licensed Ministry of Iron and Steel Control No. S.3715; tar and lorry dismantler: tyres and spare parts kept in stock.—David Highland. Vnreys Yard. Salthlll Road, Clitheroe. Tel. No. 510.


OFFERS INVITED for tenancy of 40 acres of Land.—Apply: Willl- ams. Seedalls Farm. Waddlneton.


GOOD HOME reqd. for black Kitten; house trained.—10. St. Mary’s Street. Clitheroe.


ONE OR TWO MORNINGS WORK during week read, bv married woman.—Write: Box TO, Adver­ tiser and Times.


LEGAL NOTICES


claim against or interest la the Estate of Albert Stanlcv Bell deceased, late of Glen Cottage. Hurst Green near Blackburn in the County of Lancaster Retired Merchant Tailor, who died on the 29th day of August. 1902 Is here­ by required to send particulars in writing of his or her claim or Interest to MIDLAND BANK EX­ ECUTOR & TRUSTEE COMPANY LIMITED of 39 Flshcrgate Preston in the said Countv of Lancaster the Personal Representative of the said deceased, or to STEELE & SON of Castlegate. Clitheroe in the said County of Lancaster. Solicitors for the said Personal Representative, and to send such particulars not later than the 31st dav of Janu­ ary 1963 after which date the Per­ sonal Representative will distribute the estate amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only t o , the claims and interests of which they have had notice and w.11' RPM? respects the property so distributed be liable to any person


ct 1925 that any person having a


of whose claim they shall not than have notice.


1


1902tCd thlS 12th dny ot November .______________ STEELE As SON.


Vv?.RA!'!T uuurns available"for two f “ sl” cp


cential position, Rhone—AdpIv: Clithm-oeey- 54, WatMlngtbn Road.


a p a r t m e n t s ______ “s boarders:


Ant to Section 37 of The Trustee


ALBERT STANLEY BELL Deceased a NOTICE is hereby given pursu­


Wh a l l uT.. nrea„ approximately £4.500.—Write: Box No Adver­ tiser and Times.


No. 2G, MOORLAND CRESCENT. A Semi-Detached Residence with large Garden and open outlook to


rear. Ample Garage Space. This brick-built Property contains: Hall: Lounge; Dining Room; Kitchen and Larder on the Ground Floor; Three Bedrooms and combined Bathroom and W.C. above. Mains Services. Annual Ground Rent: £4. Rate­ able Value: £26. Vacant Posses­ sion.


No. 26. PIMLICO ROAD. A sub stantial end-terrace Dwellinghouse


in desirable locality. Accommoda­ tion: Vestibule; Hallway; Lounge with bay window; Din log Room: Kitchen and Larder on the Ground Floor: Three Bedrooms. Bathroom and W.C. Loft Box- room. Yard and Usual Offices. Mains Services. Rateable Value £18. Vacant Possession.


No. G, YORK STREET. A Central Property with first-class appoint­ ments newly Installed. The Accommodation comprises: Hall­


way: Sitting Room; Living Kitchen fitted with Stainless Steel Sink Unit, tile range; Larder. Above on Two Floors are Lounge with the latest Electric Fire Unit and Surround (Berry’s Chamelion); 2 Bedrooms and Bathroom furnished with panel Bath, pedestal Washbasin and W.C. Fuel Stores and Wash-house in basement (on Ground Floor level at rear). Decorations are for most part recently done. Mains Services. Vacant Possession.


No. 20. KIRKMOOR ROAD. A stone-built Dwellinghouse with


palisaded frontage. Accommoda­ tion: Hallway; Sitting Room, bav window, tile range; Living Room, tile range: Kitchen, w.p. sink (h. and c. water); Larder. On the Upper Floor are Three Bedrooms, the rear one containing a modern Bath, Washbasin and W.C.. cylinder airing cupboard. Good Yard and usual office at rear. Mains Services. Rateable Value: £17. Annual Ground Rent* £1/7/6. Vacant Possession.


To view apply— HOTHERSALL & FORREST,


Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. Tel. 95. STEEL FRAMEWORK


Auctioneers and Estate Agents.


for building GOft. long x 42ft. wido comprising:


4 Roof Trusses 42ft. span.


8 Stanchions, 15ft. height x 10in. x Gin. R.S.J.


24 Purlins, 3Jin. x 3iin. angle iron. All in excellent condition.


6 Stanchion Stays, 3 Jin. x 3Jln. angle iron.


11G, WOONE LANE. CLITHEROE. TEL. 97G.


ROGER B. WILSON. PERSONAL


ROOF REPAIRS, Pointing. Con- cretlng.—G. Pollard. 1, Central


Avenue. Clitheroe. Tel. 610._____


NOW is the time to have the paint­ work on your car seen to. Be ready for winter by phoning


Wellgate Motors, Clitheroe 1212/3 or Whalley 3110. MBARCLEY CORSF.TIERE (Reg.)


ON SALE


FORMER SLAUGHTERHOUSE— BROWN STREET


sq.ft.) and yard together com­ prising an area of approx. .287 acre. Applications for further particu­


lease of premises in Brown Street formerly the public slaughterhouse (single storey - floor area 2.800


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE Offers are invited for the sale or


lars of the premises and for view­ ing the same should be made to the Public Health Inspector York Street, Clitheroe (Tel. No. Clitheroe 238).


for a purpose other than n slaughterhouse and stating the proposed user should reach the undersigned in a plain sealed envelope endorsed ” Premises— Brown Street ” by not later than 30th November. 1962.


Offers for the use of the premises


Town Clerk's Office, Clitheroe.__________________________


FORMER SLAUGHTERHOUSE BROWN STREET


BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE


able for disposal can be obtained on application to the Public Health Inspector. York Street. Clitheroe. (Tel. No. Clitheroe 231)) to whom requests for appoints ments to Inspect the equipment


endorsed “ Slouchterhouse Equip­ ment ” should reach the under­ signed by not later than 36th November. 1902. The Council do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any offer^ L sagar


should also be made. Offers In a plain sealed envelope


Town Clerk’s Office, CLITHEROE.____________ _________ _


1948 AUSTIN 16 for sale; excellent condition.—Tel. Sltnger, Clitheroe


938. _____


MECCANO. Bavko, Mlnnibrlx. Dublo, Tri-Ang. Dlnkle Toys, Spot On Toys. Mamod Steam Engines, dozens of Airffx Kits from 2/-. Meccano Le Mans Road Racing


Sets. We are agents for all these auallty toys.—Mortons. 18, Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 420.


THANKS


■ WOULD like to thank all rela­ tives and friends for the lovely


cards and presents received oh my 21st birthday, especially Mum and Dad and Mr. and Mrs. Fateman. —Thank you. Elaine Latham.


equipment formerly used In con­ nection with the operation of the above premises as a puoilc slaugherhouse. A list of the various items avail­


Offers are invited for items oC DISPOSAL OF EQUIPMENT


H. L. SAGAR. Town Clerk.


RS. LAMBERT. 1 Whittam Cres. Tel. Whalley 3345.


t ESTATIAeUtS -1, •


New condition; all sizes. Many soiled bargains and Carpets at sale prices. Just a word to those looking for large and odd-slzed carpets. Now In stock: 6 x 4. 51 x 4, 54 x 3J, 5 x 4, 5 x 34, 5 x 3 . 44 x 4, 4! x 34. 44 x 24. 4 x 4, 4 x 34, 4 x 21. 3J x 24. etc., eto. All Pile tufted through. Carpets from £6/10/0; 4 x 3s from £12.


MISCELLANEOUS SALES SHIP’S CARPETS


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


TAPSELL & WEST LIMITED. “ The Old Firm.” Opposite New Inn.


89. LEEDS ROAD, NELSON. Also at


No. 15. BELMONT BRIDCE. SKIPTON.


BROAOLOOM


AXMINSTER Si WILTON FITTED. All the latest colours and designs. All at less than usual prices. Widths from 27in. to 6 yards.


Example: 5 x 4 yards £27//10/0. Delivered and fltted free. TAPSELL & WEST.


89. LEEDS ROAD. NELSON. Tel. 02810. Also at Skinton.


RE-UPHOLSTERY—Save middle­ man’s protit, we recover your treasured 3-plece os new for as little as £10 Chairs £3. Over 100


patterns for your choice. Work­ manship first class and guaran­ teed. Collections, deliveries, free Phone or write to-day and we will be pleased to call evenings at your convenience. Distance no object.—Beakbane. 68. Sandygate Burnley Tel 71RB


ANY MAKE of SEWING MACHINE repaired, cleaned and oiled, or


completely overhauled; satisfac­ tion guaranteed.—Walter Thoma­ son, Open Market, Clitheroe, every Tuesday and Saturday.


WE ALLOW UP TO £50 on your old Washer against any NEW


Washing Machine. We also have the largest selection of recondi­ tioned, fully guaranteed washers In the district. — T O P L E X LIMITED, 13. Fleming Square, Blackburn. Tel. 7489.___________


SAVE SPACE IN YOUR HOME! Let us convert your sowing


machine to an attractive electric portable model. Price only £12 10s„ which Includes electric motor, stitch light, foot control, and handsome carrying case. Collection and delivery free all districts. — Walter Thomason, Open Market Clitheroe, Tuesdays and Saturdays._______


PRAM SERVICE. Hoods re-covered; new aprons; wheels re-tyred and repaired.—A. E. Hargreaves Moor Lone and Woone Lane. Clitheroe. Tel. 683.


ELASTIC HOSIERY. Trusses, Sup­ ports, etc. Wheelchairs rent or


Whalley 2233; or P.C., 3, Ridding Lane, Whalley.


Bolton-by-BowIand.__________


sale.—Jones’. Physical Aids, 23 Wellgate. Tel. 1159. N.H.S. supplier.


CYRIL LORD CARPETS. — For samples, measurements, etc., ring


TELEVISION REPAIRS. — Quick service.—Rowland. Kirk Beck,


ItUSBRIDGE wltl give you LUe ties! prices lor your old JEWELLERY or will make you a good oiler In part exchange for new goods,—24, King William Street, Blackburn Tel. 7920.


CREDA CRUSADER 3-GALLON


ELECTRIC GEYSER for sale.—40 Wilson Street. Clitheroe.


HEALTHY AF FEC TI ON A TE


Longridge Road, Chipping. Tel 270._________


HEELER PUPPIES for sale: 8 weeks old.—Fletcher, Brookfield


FINE SMALL WATER COLOUR


PAINTING (nr. West Bradford) by Percy Brooke for sale, or exchange for antique pottery.—Apply: J. Mitchell, 18, Claremont, Helm- shore, Rossendale.


DWELLINGHOUSE for sale.—31, Newton Street. Clitheroe.


NEW SELECTION of Morlands Slippers and Bootees for all the family.—Dan Lord and Son. 5, Moor Lane. Clitheroe,


WEEK-END BUNGALOW and Land for sale. — Apply: Williams. Seed- alls Farm, Waddlngton.___________


FULL RANGE of shockproof Inger- soll and Timex Watches now In stock. Also Services, Rone. Oris


Mortons, 18, Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel, 420,


and all leading makes of Swiss Watches; order now for Xmas.—


HORNBY DUBLO TRAIN SET for sale; as new; £7 o.n.o. Boy’s


Bicycle, suit 10 year old; £2'.— Clitheroe 832, evenings 5—7 p.m.


FOUR PAIRS FOREIGN FINCHES for sale; 30/-.—5. Eshton Terrace.


LARGE DOLL’S HOUSE with fur­ niture for sale; £3. Doll’s Cot:


drop side; £1/10/0.—Write: Box T3, Advertiser and Times.


FERGUSON RADIO and Table for sale. Sideboard (gloss front).


Grandfather Clock. Washbasin, 4ft. Gin, Overlay.—86. Bawdlands,


23, CORPORATION STREET for sale, R.V, £io. y. Possession.


STONE-BUILT TERRACED HOUSE for sale; Lounge. Dining Room.


R.V. £12.-55, West View. Clith­ eroe.


Kitchen. 2 large Bedrooms, h. and c.; Flush Toilet at rear. V.P.


H.M.V. RADIOGRAM for sale; long playing; £6.—Tel. Chatburn 233


LOVELY WALNUT DINING-ROOM SUITE for sale; in exceptionally good condition. Comprising Side­ board with Cocktail Display. Ext. Table and 4 sprung Stand Chairs. —Apply evenings from 5-30 or any time week-end.—23, Windsor Avenue.


R U S B R I D G E Cor hlgli-i:ln.s:i WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS. All work carried . out by our own craftsmen and fully guaranteed.- 24. King William St., Blackburn Tel. 71)20.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane.


Clitheroe. Combinations in wool, wool mixture or Vedonls,


NEWLY ERECTED BUNGALOW. No. 3. Chatburn Park Drive, Clith­


eroe, for sale with vacant posses­ sion. Two Bedrooms, Lounge with Dining Recess, Kitchen ana Bath­ room. Key to view from: Mrs. Chippindale. 106, Chatburn Road. Clitheroe. Lancs. Further par­ ticulars from: Hart Jackson and Sons, Solicitors. 8/10, New Market Street. Ulverston, Lancs. (Tel. 3291/2)


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane". Clitheroe. Good selection Dormy


Blankets: latest shades.__________


ONE SMALL ELECtRIC WASHER for sale; powered rollers and agi­ tator; as new; £14 o.n.o.—Apply: Taylor. 11. Edlsford Road._______


AIR RIFLE for sale; powerful B.S.A. Airsporter with telescopic


sights; good condition; just ser­ viced; cost £22.—Offers to: 9. Sydney Avenue. Whalley (nights only)._____________________________


GOOD FARMER'S TRAILER for sale; complete with side rails and sheet. Also some good railway Sleepers and good Saw Bench with 2 h.p. motor.—David Highland. Vareys Yard. Salthlll Road. Clith- eroe. Tel. 510.___________________


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clitheroe. Good selection Viscana Skirts. Knickers and Pantees.


DAWN PRAM for sale; black and white; with canopy and pram bag: excellent condition; £9. Also


Buggy Rocker: as new; £2.—Mrs. Wilson, 55, Park Avenue, Cllth- eroe.______________________________


TRI-ANG ELECTRIC TRAIN SET for sale.—Apply: Advertiser and


Times._______ ____________________


500FT. OF 2IN. PIPING for sale: in pood second-hand condition.— R. B. Wilson. 116. Woone Lane. Clitheroe . Tel. 976.______________


AN ABSOLUTE SNIP. Economic Washer. Power Wringer. Gas


Heater. Large Tub. Ideal family model. £10.________________ _____


DO NOT MISS this new Hoover 0354 model with heater. Power wringer and pump. Shop soiled.


Only £48 (usual list £58).________


ANOTHER ONE. Hoovermatic Twin with heater. Spin drier


and pump. etc. .Tour for £79 (usual list £89/5/0). __________


OR WHAT ABOUT a reconditioned Hoover, hand wringer. £10.


terms from RELAYVISION LTD.,


12 AND 14. CASTLEGATE. CLITHEROE. TEL. 214.


ALL THE ABOVE and many more may be had on the easiest of easy


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times Co. Ltd., at 6, Market Place. Clitheroe. TeL 407/8 (two Unas).


Printed and Published by the


48. PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE.


MEMBERS OF INTERFLORA 'Phone Clitheroe 183 (Day and Night) for


ICteaths . Bouquets


Cut JEoiueu. (pEants Personal attention given to all orders


Morning and Afternoon: Coffee. Tea and Biscuits served


BLACKBURN 4042 ACCRINGTON 32641


FSCRIES CLITHEROE 3 45 3* . UNERAL SERVICE]


W E continually strive to " p r o v i d e the latest enuinment and adopt th,


friendliness which nrovide extra consolation.


most modern techniques yet we retain the old. fashioned c our t es y and


ae


SITUAT IONS VACANT


EXPERIENCED SH O R TH A N D TYPIST reqd. for office at Chat- burn.—Reply In writing giving details of age, experience, etc., to: The Accountant, Rlbblesdalo Cement Ltd._____________________


TYRE FITTER reqd.; must be able to drive.—Apply: Chatburn Tyre


Depot. Phone Chatburn 216.____


1 FEW GOOD G-LOOM WEAVERS reqd.; 62-inch looms, mostly plain


sorts.—Apply: James Stuttnrd and Sons. Ltd.. Cobden Mill, Sabden. Tel. Padlham 71296.____


PART-TIME WAITER reqd.— Apply: Pendlc Hotel, Chatburn.


Tel. Chatburn 234.


FEMALE BAKER'S ASSISTANT reqd.—Apply: 64, Whalley Rond.


YOUNG LADY CLERK reqd.: neat worker, typing an advantage.— Apply: P. Ashcroft and Son Ltd.. Lamb Roe. Whalley. Tel. Whailev 2107.


DINING ROOM ASSISTANT reqd. for the above-named school. Wage


CLITHEROE ST. JAMES'S C.E. SCHOOL


LANCASHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE


£2/1/0 for a 12J-hour week. Application by letter stating age and . experience should reach tlie Divisional E d u c a t i o n Officer. Blackburn Road. Rishton. not later than the 16th November.


ELECTRICIAN reqd.: must have good knowledge of contracting


work; good wages for suitable applicant.—Apply: Mr. K. Tavlor.


FECITT BROS. MEMORIAL CRAFT8KKH SINCE 1869


Whalley New Road BLACKBURN ’Phone: 6248


(Oncn Saturday afternoons) Wreaths. Bouquets. Cut Flowers etc.


A. PEARCE & SON. Chatburn Nurseries (near Pcndle Hotel). Tel. Chatburn 230.


20. Curzon Street. Clitheroe. Tel. 1326.


A 'DRAWER urgently reqd. used to handling voile and medium to fine


counts yarn: main and stave work, on a peddle machine* also a Loom Overlooker for Lanca­ shire Looms accustomed to medium to fine counts of yarn, cambrics, voiles, poplins. ‘ and dobby sorts.—Apply: John South- worth and Sons Ltd.. Jubilee Mill. Clitheroe.


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


DOMESTIC ASSISTANT read.— full-time. Rate or pav: £6/18/0


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE


per week. Applications to Matron


BRAMLEY MEADE MATERNITY HOME. WHALLEY


The above posts are subject; to Whitley Council salary scales and conditions of service.


NIGHT SISTER reqd.—Part-time. Applications to Matron.


IN MEMORIAM


STARKIE.—Treasured memories of a dear Mother and Grandma,


who died November 12th. 1959: also Dad and Sister Marjorie.


Precious forever are memories of you.


To-day. to-morrow, and all life through.


—From Teddy. Florence and Sandra.______________________


TRESNAN.—In loving memory of my Grandmother, who died


—From Granddaughter Pat and Husband Glynn.


November 18th, 1961.


Goodnight and God bless Gran.


—David and Philip.


TRESNAN.—In loving memory of my Grandmother, who died November 18th. 1961.


—From Granddaughter Anne Husband Tom and Carl.


WIGNALL.—In loving memory of .. dear Wife and Mother, who died


November 15th. 1959.


—Loving Husband Eli. and family.


No-one will ever know.


WHIPP.—In loving memory of our dear Brother. Thomas, who fell asleep November 20th. 1958.


We smile with the world. But do not forget. In the garden of memories. You are with us yet.


—His Brothers and Sisters. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


BARTLETT.—The family of the late Mrs. Harriet Emma Bartlett


express sincere thanks to all rela­ tives, neighbours. Rev. H D


Chapman and all other friends for floral tributes received and


” Dorcena.” Rceford Grove. Clitheroe.


of sorrow: also the family doctor for his kindness.


kindness shown during their time 11, Milton-Avenue. Clitheroe.


COOKE.—Mrs. Cooke and family wish to thank all friends and neighbours for their kind expres­ sions and messages of sympathy received in their bereavement: also doctors and staff of Queen’s Park Hospital for their kindness.


HOGG.—Mr. and Mrs. R. Hogg wish to express their thanks to all relatives, friends, neighbours and staff and scholars at Edlsford School for their messages of sym­ pathy and floral tributes received during their sad bereavement.


5, Conway Avenue, Clitheroe.


SIMPSON.—Mrs. Simpson and family wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received in their bereavement: also the doctors and


staff of the Royal Infirmary for their kindness.


Shaw Terrace. Grindleton.


Rose Cottage, Stone Hill. Grindleton. Clitheroe.


SPENCER.—Mrs. D. Spencer wishes to express her sincere thanks for the many floral tributes and letters of sympathy received from relatives, friends and neighbours during her sad bereavement: als*. the Rev. P. L. D. Chamier for his kindness.


WINKLEY. — Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- ber and family express sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours, the clergy of SS. Michael and John Church for spiritual offerings and svmpathv shown during their time of sorrow: also the doctors and staff of Clitheroe Hospital for their kindness.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


"TELEFLOWER SERVICE"


Church Brow Gardens TEL. CLITHEROE 218.


But just how much we miss her.


We think of her in silence. And make no outward show.


Residence: 29 Tower Hill, Clitheroe Members of Telefiower.


D E A T H S


COOKE.—On November 0th, 1962, in hospital, James Seymour, the beloved husband of Elizabeth Cooke, of 11, Milton Avenue. Clitheroe, aged 76 years. Crema­ tion took place at Pleaslngton on November 12th. —Bennett. Clitheroe. Tel. 582.


HOGG.—On November 8th, 1962. (suddenly in hospital), Anthony Brian, the dearly loved son of Enid Joan and Robert Hogg, aged 5 years. Service was in St. Paul’s Church, Low Moor, prior to cremation at Accrington on Saturday, November 10th, 1962.


—Calverley’s Funeral Directors,


Chatburn Road. Clitheroe. Tel. 297 day, 1017 night.


NORMAN. — On November 11th. at 33. Do Vitre Street. Lancaster, the residence of her son. Laura Ann. the beloved wife of the late Wilkinson Norman, aged 79 years. Cremation took place at Accring­ ton on Thursday.


ODDIE—On November 13th. James, tho dearly loved Husband of Florrio and dear Father of Edward, Stanley and Jim. aged 74 years. “ At rest.” No flowers. Cremation at Skipton to-day (Frl- day, Nov. 16th), at 2 p.m._______


SIMPSON.—On November 9th. in hospital, Henry, the beloved hus­


band of Emma Simpson, of Shaw Terrace. Grindleton. aged 75 years. Interred at Grindleton Methodist Church on November 13th.


WILSON.—On November 12th. 1962, in hospital, Ellis, the be­


loved husband of Elsie Wilson, of 41, Castle View, Clitheroe. for­ merly of Manor House Farm, Tosside, aged 62 years. Service and interment at St. Bartholo­


—Bennett, Clitheroe. Tel. 582.


WINKLEY—On the 10th November. 1962, at Clitheroe Hospital. Anne,


the beloved wife of the late James Henry Winkley, aged 86 years. R.I.P. Requiem Mass was offered at SS. Michael and John Church on Tuesday, November 13th prior to interment at Clith­ eroe Cemetery.


—J. C. Smith. Tel. 400. IN MEMORIAM


BIRCH.—In loving memory of a dear Husband and Father,


Richard Henry, who died Novem­ ber 18th. 1961.


55, Whalley Road, Clitheroe.______


—From his loving Wife and Son. Harry.


Worthy of remembrance. Sadly missed.


BIRCH.—In loving memory of a dear Father. Richard Henry, who died November 18th, 1961.


Loved and remembered every day.


67, Berkeley Crescent, Padiham.


COOK.—Treasured memories of a dear Mother, who died November 14th. 1940; also a dear Father, who died August 1st, 1930.


—From Son Bill and Ada.


Tills is the picture we tenderly hold.


Beautiful memories woven in gold.


DIXON.—In loving memory of a dear Husband and Father, William Fielding. who died November 17th, 1957.


Not just to-day. but every day. remembered.


—From his Wife and family.


DIXON.—In loving memory of a dear Father, who died November


17th, 1946. and a dear Mother on January 8th. 1956.


Home has changed in many ways.


—All the Family. When we were all together. 1. Ribble Avenue. Grindleton.


PARRY. — In loving memory of a dear Mother, who died November. 1957.


—From Daughters and family. Peace, perfect peace.


PARRY.—In loving memory of a dear Mother, who died November. 1957.


11. St. James Street. Clitheroe.


Of a mother I loved and will — never forget.


Pip.


ROURKE.—Treasured memories of a dear Husband and Father. James, who died November 14th, 1960.


—From loving Wife Alice. Lilian. Frank and Carol.


Beautiful memories, silently kept.


“ At rest.”


But one thing changes never. The memory of those happy days.


GRAINGER.—In memory of Dad, who fell asleep November 20th. 1960.


In our hearts you will always stay.


—From his loving Son, Bill. May and Granddaughter Lynn.


mew’s Church. Tosside. to-day (Friday. November 16th) at 2 p.m. Funeral from 41, Castle View at 1 p.m.


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