Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 19, 1962


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


1-3, CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE. TEL. 1092. EVENINCS 1016.


WORSTON. Nr. CLITHEROE or LOW H.P. TERMS


FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF NEW AND SPECIMEN USED VEHICLES


i DEPOSIT 5% p.a. interest


N E W V E H IC L E S TAXED AND DELIVERED


AUSTIN 7 de luxe Saloons.................................... £585/6/0 Deposit £149; 36 payments of £13/19/3


AUSTIN A40 de luxe Saloons ....................A-; //',?726/0/7 Deposit £182; 36 payments of £17/17/8


AUSTIN A35 Vans with heater .........................£402/12/6 Deposit £101; 36 payments of £9/13/0


AUSTIN 7 Vans with heater .................................£392/6/0 Deposit £98; 36 payments of £9/7/11


AUSTIN A55 Vans with heater.............................£553/2/6 Deposit £139; 36 payments of £13/4/7


1962 (Jan.) AUSTIN A40 de luxe, heater, cost over £700, taxed, delivery mileage ............................................... ^ 4 0 Deposit £130; 36 payments of £16/6/0


USED VEHICLES


I960 (Sept.) MORRIS MINI TRAVELLER ..... £525/0/0 Deposit £132; 36 payments of £12/12/0


1959 AUSTIN A55 Saloon .........•••••••••"■ ; ^ ; f 550/0/° Deposit £138; 36 payments of £13/3/4


1958 AUSTIN A55 .....................■•••• ••• "'''•'"••"f Deposit £120; 36 payments of £10/10/10


1957 (Series) MORRIS 1,000 de luxe ...............£380/0/0 Deposit £95; 36 payments of £9/2/3


1957 STANDARD 10 de luxe •••••••••"••••"V"V;£285/0/° Deposit £85; 30 payments of £7/13/4


1957 AUSTIN A35 ...................... Deposit £95; 30 payments of £7/13/4


— — C L ITH ER O E LTD. PRIMROSE GARAGE ---------- r -


WHALLEY ROAD . CLITHEROE Telephone 883 (3 lines)


THE CLITHEROE AUCTION I.'ART CO. LTD.


followed by Sale of Geld Cattle. J. Wood will show 15 strong Stores.


TO-DAY FRIDAY. JANUARY 19th I FORTNIGHTLY PRIZE SALE of


N-CALF CATTLE a t 11-30 a.m.


MONDAY NEXT. JANUARY 22nd F WEEKLY SALE of Calves and


Steers, Hellers and Cows; 300-350 Local and North Country Hoggets


foatstock at 11-30 a.m. when the


WEDNESDAY NEXT. JAN. 24th a WEEKLY PRIZE SALE of Local


328; Pigs 66.


BY GEORGE MIDDELTON (SNR.) Freehold Dwcllinghousc


t Comprising: Living Room with Aile(f surround and Scullery.


75, BACK WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


Water Closet. R.V. £7. Vacant Possession. For permission to view apply—


bove are 2 Bedrooms. Outside llowing will be on offer: 50-60


Sheep and Ewes; 60-70 Pigs; 20 Pol yogLast’Sale Nos.: Cattle 53; Sheep


Cnd North Country Newly-calved aows and Heifers at 11 a.m. when


tore Pigs. C Noxt Salo of In-Calf and Geld Tel. 325.


good seasonal show will he for- S At 1-30 p.m. Sale of Vaccinated


attle — Friday. February 2nd. J. W. MARSHALL, Secretary.


CARPET CLEANING ALTERATIONS


RE-FITTING SERVICE


SUNWAY VENETIAN BLINDS


Tree Fitting Service.


WALTS LTD. 31 Castle Street CLITHEROE


Telephone: Clitheroe 136 P O U L TR Y AND EGGS


LIVE POULTRY reqd.; top Prices Tel. S- Townson. Slaldburn 271


FREE RANGE ACCREDITED POULTRY for sale; Brown Leg­ horn x Light Sussex Day-old and Growing Pullets.—


whltewell. Tel. Chipping 254.- -Sandham,


ACCREDITED DAY-OLD CHICKS R.I.R.. W.L. X R.I.R.. L.S. X R.I.R.: unbeatable for liveability and heavy production of large eggs, good growing Pullets W.L. x R.I R 1 to 12 weeks at reasonable prices.—G. W. Roberts. SIddows


Farm. Clitheroe, Tel. 550.


HATCHING WEEKLY.—pure L.S £16; R. x L.S. £15; Br.L. x L.S, £15 per 100. Grower prices <m request. — R. P. Mclvor, Coolham Farm. Twiston. Nr. Clitheroe


DAY-OLD PULLETS., The Marks £20 per 100. Popular Standard breeds. W.L. x R. Brn.L. X L.S.. W.L.. R. X L.S. and L.S. x R.. £15 per 100.—Hartleys Chicks Ltd..


Tel. Glsbum 368.__________ HARTLEYS CHICKS


Nelson. Tel. 62511. __________ _


DAY-OLD PULLETS for sale; RI.R. x W.L. Also one to four- week-old Pullets hatched from my own 100% blood tested stock: on free range . Day-old £12/10/0 per 100; month old £17/10/0 per 100.—J. Clegg. Higher Edge Farm. Slaldburn. Nr. Clitheroe. Tel.


Slaldburn 270._________________


EDWIN WATERWORTH’S NEVV SW. HYBRID. winning at B- O C.M.. National and Goosnargh Trials; illustrated brochure and full details sent on request.— Netherheys Poultry Farm, Colne.


Tel. 1191. __________


LEVER’S ‘LOBQL’ CALF MEAL


Tho Perfect Milk Substitute No Boiling Water Required


For particulars ask;


W. Bamber. 32. Ramsgroave Drive Blackburn. Tel. 48418


A T S T U D


2 BOARS at stud; Ped. Essex and ped. large white Sows and Gilt; accom. Transport available.—G Simpson. Grlndlcton (Chat. 293)


PEDIGREE large white boar at stud.—Shoesmlth. Copy Nook.


Bolton-by-Bowland. Tel. Bolton- by-Bowland 264.


GEORGE MIDDELTON (SNR.). 8 Auctioneer and Estate Agent.


S I TU A T IO N S WA N T ED


YOUNG LADY would Uke part- time book-keeping in Clitheroe district.—Write; Box 02, Adver-


RELIABLE WOMAN willing to baby sit evening hours; prefer­ ably Whalley or district;—Write; Box 04, Advertiser and Times.


tlser and Times. HOL IDAY S


1962 FARM HOLIDAY GUIDE covering Britain; 1,700 reviews of recommended accommodation,


eroe.


SALES BY A U C T IO N THE HELLIFIELD AUCTION MART CO. LTD.


S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and cALE of upwards of 110 Newly- f alved Cows and Heifers mostly rrom local farms but Including


MONDAY NEXT, JAN. 22nd


Weekly Sale of Store Bulls. Judging 11-15 a.m. Sale 11-30.


Cattle. 110 In-calf Cows and Hellers, mostly Short-dated. In­ cluding 10 choice B. and W. Springing Young Cows for Dawson Harrison, Esq.; 160 Store Cattle v including 100 for Mr. B. Salvidge


TUESDAY. NEXT, JAN. 23rd


2iz. 50 Hereford Steers and Heifers: A0 Friesian Steers and Heifers; 30


.A.X. Steers and Heifers. HePrizes for Best Lightweight and


Heifers; Best Pens of Store Cattle. Judging 11-30 a.m. Sale 12 noon.


avyweight In-calf Cows and


300 Fat Cattle; 1,750 Fat Sheep, mostly fit Hoggs off keep; 20 Fat Pigs; 20 Calves.


Da At 2 p.m., following Sale of I iry Stock, SPECIAL SALE of


Grading 9 a.m. Sale 11 a.m. MONDAY. JANUARY 29th


ment. Entries to hand include: Lister Blackstone Fertiliser Distri­ butor; Salopian Transport Box; Twin Wheelbarrow; Churn carrier; Sheep Racks; Water Bowls; Root­ Bing Felt; 4 Manure Forks; Black


mplements, Tools and Equip­


P itumen Paint; Larch Fencing (osts; Battery Chargers; Brushes; Sall new); 2 Bamford F.Y.2 Manure


Spreaders; Double Beast Cattle Trailer; Ferguson P.T.O. Pulley; Turnip Chopper; engine driven Sludge Pump with hose; Tractor Mounted Concrete Mixer; Portable Milking Machine; stainless steel Alfa Unit; 2 aluminium Alfa Units; 2 stainless steel Gascoigne i Units; Teles Chain Saw: 1 motor­


preaders; 2 Bloor Manure


sed Saw Bench: 1 pulley driven Saw Bench; 1 Car Trailer; Bam­ ford Fertiliser Distributor; large quantity of Timber in suitable lots from dismantled shed.


Tel. Helllfleld 226,__________ __


Further entries accepted. M. H. SKIDMORE, Secretary


GISBURN AUCTION MARTS LTD (All Attested)


aALE of 200 Newly-calved Cows .


THURSDAY NEXT, JAN. 25th S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and


of farmers' cattle but including consignments direct from Scotland


nd Heifers being a large majority and the North.


Judging a t 10-30 &.m. Sale at wALE of FATSTOCK being up­


Calves.


00 Pigs; 200 Killing and Rearing „ ,


.


11 a.m. S WEEKLY PRIZE SHOW and 1 ards of; 300 Cattle; 500 Sheep; Grading at 8 a.m. Sales at: 10


a.m. Calves; 11 a.m. Cattle (clean cattle first); 12 noon Pigs; 2 p.m. Sheep. S WEEKLY SALE of 400 In-plg


ing sale of fat pigs. TUESDAY. JANUARY 30th


CSPECIAL SALE OF JERSEY


12 noon. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 27th


ATTLE for the Lancashire Jersey Cattle Club.


RICHARD TURNER & SON, Auctioneers and Secretaries. BENTHAM (Tel. 444/5/G). Nr. Lancaster.


Entries close on Monday, January 29th.


ows, Gilts and Store Pigs follow­ I PRIZE SHOW and SALE of 150 n-calf Cattle and Store Cattle at


THURSDAY NEXT, JAN. 25th WEEKLY SALE OF FATSTOCK.


egular entries from Scotland.


caravans, etc.; 3/6, postage 7d.— Obtainable from; The Kaydee Bookshop, 26, Moor Lane, Clith­


3, Waddington Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 895.


f e ^ e n ^ e ^ ^ l l ^ f e l S e n t


S3Sni& C«eaS laFuU details


APPOINTMENT ONLY with. F W. L. STEELE & CO..


Lounge. Dining Room. Room, modern Kitchen with s. .


sink u n i t , etc Detached Gaiage Workshop. Fuels. R.V. £30 tiuuu


BY


1-3, CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE CLITHEROE


notonVipri Residence (built 19ouj» Dl“ most desirable layout com- crises 4 Bedrooms, superb Bath-


Freehold Architect Designed


large Lounge. Dining Room, equipped Kitchen. Fuel Store, Garage. Solid fuel Central Heat­


room, scp. W.C. Hall. r,R ^mC °uUy


ing Good sized Garden areas. Full details— F. W. L. STEELE & CO..


House built 1959 and being 4, PEEL PARK AVENUE


1.3, CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE CLITHEROE


The well designed semi-detached


tore. Detached Garage. R.V. . £30. G.R. £4/10/0 p.a.


c In quiet residential area and containing 3 Bedrooms[. Bathroom. Rpn W C Hall. Lounge, Dining S&m, fully fitted Kitchen, Fuel


1-3, CASTLE GATE. CLITHEROE CLITHEROE


Full details— F. W. L. STEELE & CO..


Ho very attractive semi-detached B use comprising 2 Bedrooms, wathroom, Entrance Hall, Lounge


A 35. GARNETT ROAD


Kitchen, Pantry, etc. Kmm loi Garage. R.V. £21. G.R. £4 p.a. Full details and to view—


1.3, CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE F. W. L. STEELE & CO., ■ FISHER & Co.


:j LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS 7 KING LANE, CLITHEROE TELEPHONE 257


NEW HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS LANGSHAW. DRIVE, LITTLEMOOR ROAD


b Plans for Phase III of the s uilding programme on the above i ite are now complete. Call and fnspect the site plan and obtain tull details. This is without doubt dhe finest site in Clitheroe and f istrict. Plots now being reserved


o Houses and Bungalows for early PARK AVENUE , c Buying or selling, we offer a PROPERTY IN CLITHEROE


roperties for sale. t If you have property you wish trictly No Sale—No Commission.


4. KING LANE. CLITHEROE. TEL. 257.


FISHER & CO.. By T. H .TAYLOR & SON, F.A.I.


On instructions from the Sheriffs Officer


will sell as above a selection of Live and Dead Stock consisting briefly as follows; 4 Red and White Cows, geld in milk; 400 Cross-bred Hens; 2 Visi-Cnick Brooders; “ Teagle ” Fertiliser Drill- large amount of Grass Seed; 2 West- falla Macford Milking Units: Gal­ vanised Wash Tank; Milking Machine, pipeline for 18; Electric Motor and Starter; 2 large section­ al Hen Cabins; Provender Bin; Buckets; Draining Rods and other


WADDINGTON. near Clitheroe. T. H. TAYLOR & SON, F.A.I.


(DAISY HILL FARM. via Learnings Farm),


small Items. SATURDAY. JANUARY 27th


Sale to commence at 12-30 p.m. C Further particulars from the


hambers, Skipton. Tel. 2226. SELF DRIVE HIRE


Book NOW for your 1962 HOLIDAY f VEHICLE and get the choice


WELLGATE MOTORS LTD.. CLITHEROE. Phone 224.


trom the following: Modern Vic­ bors, Crestas, Estates; roomy, bags of luggage space. Dormo-


PERSONAL


TANK SPREADING by modern equipment.—Ring Clitheroe 795


MRS. LAMBERT. 1 Whittam Gres. _______ Tel. Whalley 3345._______


NG.—Long Preston 221.________ BARCLEY CORSETIERE (Reg.)


DRAINING. DITCHING PLOUGH­ IING. ROTOVATING and TANK-


RADIO AND TV REPAIRS.—New and reconditioned tubes (12 months guarantee) fitted at very competitive prices; a post-card t will receive my immediate atten­


Cion. — J. G. Rowland, Hill ottage, Bolton-by-Bowland.


Super Quality Sea Boot Stockings 10/6 pair


LANDMARK


BULLS EYE and ROYAL SCOT


WELLINGTONS COMMANDO


BOOTS & CLOGS


SAME DAY REPAIR SERVICE


R. Turner & Son 82/86, Lowergate


Clitheroe Tel. 1102


JOHN HOLT .


FOR THE BEST PRICES AND IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF


HORSES. COWS. BULLS Etc. —DEAD OR ALIVE


Day and Night Service Fat Horses bought at Ton Prices


RS.PC.A. HUMANE KILLERS USED


Laneshaw Bridge, Colne TEL. WYCOLLER 200


ING HEYS FARM


ile Caravans; latest models; sleep four. Bedford Utilabrakes; seat 12; useful for two families.— Write or ’phone for brochure and terms; all dates available.


Chartered Auctioneers, Swadford


omprehensive service. p Call and inspect our register of


to dispose of. you are invited to Sake advantage of our terms.


BUSINESSES OF ALL KINDS FOP SALE AND WANTED


ith Dining Recess, ^excellent


MISCEL LANEOUS SALES


H o th e r s a l l & Forrest ' ' F A.L'.P A


-r'


AUCTIONCERS. VALUERS AND • ESTATE AG^NVs


HANK’5ALER0OMS. CLITHEROE , -TELu.y 5.OR .EVENlNGS 755. ’ '


The Semi-Detached Residence.


No. 132. PIMLICO ROAD CLITHEROE.


wIn a good residential locality and


bay window; Dining Room; Scullery Kitchen and Larder on the Ground Floor.


itn a pleasant outlook. Accommodation: Hall; Lounge,


r Above are Three Bedrooms Bath­ Garage,


oom and separate W.C. Outside Coalstore.


a Garden areas laid out to front


Auctioneers and Estate Agents. Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. Tel. 95.


To view apply; HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCES .WITH VACANT POSSESSION


No. 6, MOORLAND AVENUE. CLITHEROE. In quiet residential locality. Brick-built with tile root


and in good decorative condition. Accommodation: Hall; Lounge, bay window, tile range; Dining Room, tile range; Kitchen with fitted cupboards and Larder. On roo the Upper Floor are Three Bed­


W ms. Bathroom and separate i .C. A feature of the property


of Garage, Washhouse (b. and c. water laid on) and Coalstore. Garden areas. Mains Services. Annual Ground Rent: £1/8/6 Rateable Value; £33.


s the excellent brick-built ranee


No. 8. LANGSHAW DRIVE. CLITH­ EROE. Erected about 2 years ago. This up-to-date Property com­ prises; Hall. Lounge fitted “Baxi” grate in tile surround; Dining Room; Kitchen with stainless steel sink unit and fitted cupboards; Food Store. Above are Three Bedrooms: Bathroom and W.C. The principal Bedroom has a special built-in Wardrobe and Dressing Table fitment. Brick- built Garage. Generous Garden area. Freehold. Rateable Value:


To view apply: HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


£30. BAuctioneers and Estate Agents.


No. 63. CHATBURN ROAD. Nicely situated on corner site. This well-


PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLITHEROE


or Spring and Summer occupa­ tions.


bedroomed Bungalows. Two types of semi-detached Houses. These properties are a fine example of modern design and building skill. Call for further details.


ccupation! Two and three-


built Property comprises: Hall­ way; Sitting Room, bay window; Living Room. mod. tile range; Scullery Kitchen, w.p. sink (h. and c. water), fireplace; Larder. On the Upper Floor are Two Bedrooms and Bathroom fur­ nished with Bath. Washbasin and W.C. Usual Offices in Yard at rear. Mains Services. Freehold. Rateable Value: £19. Vacant Possession.


No. 34, BROOK STREET. A stone-built compact property In first class condition. Comprises; Vestibule with glazed inner door; Sitting Room, modern tile range: Living Room, modern tile range. Dining Alcove: Kitchen, w.p. sink. On the Upper Floor; Two Bedrooms. In rear one is cylinder


No. 81. BROWNLOW STREET. A stone-built Dwelllnghouse com­ prising: Sitting Room, new tile


airing cupboard and modern panel Bath (partitioned off). Yard with W.C. and offices. Mains Services. Small Ground Rent. Bateable Value; £9. V a c a n t Possession.


range; Living Kitchen, new tile range, stainless steel sink unit l (h. and c. water); Larder. Two


To view apnly— HOTHERSALL & FORREST.


ear with usual offices. Mains Services. Rateable Value: £10. Vacant Possession.


oarge Bedrooms above, tbe rear ane fitted with new ’Washbasin r nd cylinder cupbuaru. nub/at


Bank Salerooms. Clitheroe. Tel. 95. WAN TED


Auctioneers and Estate Agents.


SEMI-DETACHED OR TERRACED HOUSE urgently reqd. in or near Clitheroe; with vacant possession early spring; minimum com­ mission only reqd. if sale effected. —Fisher and Co.. Land &; Estate Agents. 4. King Lane, Clitheroe.


SCRAP IRON AND METAL reqd. i Sell to the oldest scrap Iron yard


Tel. 257.


In town; licensed Ministry of Sron and Steel Control No.


and, Vareys Yard. Salthill Road, _Clitheroe._ Tel._ 5 1 0 .________


We have a client desirous of pur­ chasing any class of property showing a good return.—Fisher and Co.. Land and Estate Agents. 4, King Lane, Clitheroe. Tel. 257,


INVESTMENT PROPERTY MISCELLANEOUS SALES


H.C.B. NAVY AND CHROME SILVER CROSS PRAM (with mattress and canopy) for sale; good condition.—2. Green Mount, Barrow._________


VAN-DAL SHOES with the EXTRA SMART LOOK —D. Lord ana son 5. Moor Lane. Clitheroe


IIUSBRIDGE will give you tao best prices for your old JEWELLERY


FUR COAT for sale: £10. Fur'Cane t £5. Single Bed with spring in­


or will make you a good offer In part exchange rot- new Roods —24. King William Street. Blackburn


erior mattress £3/10/0 Ali in cmtheroendlti0n'—Vlct0rla Hote!


TABLE- YOP^ WRINGERTmbber rollers, for sale: little used Zinc


Open for inspection everv Satur­ Acday and Sunday afternoon


FURNISHED BUNGALOW commodation: Hall


CLITHEROE Funeral Director


I S s made!" Md Ga™ « * 9 Blackburn 11 miles, Accrlnoton


Balmoral1 it denueyincior ’b u s ^ ^ ' £ Ground § £ £ W s i


£6/ 10/0.


iS T o iS W a w 87« s t e Full details from site o rJ'


t reserved by °2 2 a’n


17* St’ AnnBS 1> F,,«Sh


miles. Burnley 12 miles ngton Approach via Parson line Tien-


2,275. Special Note.—One or tw* Mni.+iv


nf j l ^ £2.075


RYDER & DUTTON, f.alpa Estate AEen,aS.uSurvey„rs’L


7 "


L & ’ “oV I - te r *• AISt«rB^B?i|h'»l.


F u i - n iS bb


____________Soci S ^ - yyHacC


ATKINSON UNIVERSaT—it--------■ tSPREADER for sale-LHflNun.E


Gion; £150. Atkinson6W condl- 254 or ’ciitKerofTra Gisburii


rit Spreader; good H®0 and £95.—Rufus Carr LMCon,?ltloni Garage, Rlmington. tS,'1 Central


1958 (SEPT.) FORfTTi for sale; new tyres, ram^ V v*1'*


CORNER HOOff----27L Clitheroe. Ladies' i ,8. Lane.


etc.; good condltiona^-&-lleate^, Lower Edge, s T a ^ ^ -^Wnson.


SMALL MIXElTBUSTNi^Skte*- ccrington 3339!). loaatl°n.—Tel.


Combinations in°SVedorUrS and Wool or Wool and CottoTA, Pure


MODERN (Tc


!"®*n ,.ro.ad; rural dlstr?(,/orsttlS; A ' en t, living accommodll^' excel-


d^lvered and ereetpa3 sizes: details from: Mr. dnSS4-.'-Full Street, Padiliana.


BUNKERS for salffETcoAL ■ 48 \xroct.


Tn n R - f f t_____ _ , West


ABBEY HOUSE CHURCH LANE WHALLEY


THE l a s t t r ib u t e arranged with dignity and efficiency.


PERSONAL SERVICE Chapel of Rest available.


INTERMENT or CREMATION. Telephone: Whalley 3201 (Day or Night).______


ety Co-op. gTcalverley


_ & SONS, LTD. — C h a tb u rn Rd., C l i th e ro e Complete Funeral Directors


CHAPEL OF REST ON THE PREMISES


Service—Day &


Tel.: 297 DAY; 1017 NIGHT. residence:


48 YORK STREET ’ CLITHEROE


enatsttbi


Church Brow Gardens Tel. Clitheroe 298


3 h c R & s c& o id E


48. PARSON LANE. CLITHEROE.


MEMBERS OF INTERFLORA


’Phone Clitheroe 183 (Day and Night) for


tO'ieatJw . Bouquets Cut


• (Plants


Personal attention given to all orders.


Morning ami Afternoon: Coffee. Tea and Biscuits served.


Wreaths & Bouquets CUT FLOWERS


Dolly Tub £2/10/0. AkbEx-ten sion Speaker (as new) £i — write: Box 03. Advertiser and


\-SV; ' v •** \v? /W ’> J in?/ \/_S. *< ?. :■ , V


T3715. Motor Spare Parts and l yres kept in stock.—David High­


SMALL PLOT OF LAND in Ribhle Valley area reqd. (to build bun­ galows).—Write: Box 01, Adver­ tiser and Times.


ank Salerooms. Clitheroe. Tel. 95.


£31. Annual Ground Rent; £4 8s. 7d. Vacant Possession.


nd rear. Mains Services. Rateable Value;


New condition; all slzea. 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. 6) X 4, 51 x 3i. 6 x 4. 6 x 31. 6 x 3 . 41 X 4, 41 X 81. 41 X 21, 4 X 4. 4 x 31. 4 x 21, 31 x 21. etc., etc. All pile tufted through. Carnets from £6/10/0; 4 x 3s from £12.


Oddie’s Textiles SHIP'S CARPETS


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


81, LEEDS ROAD. NELSON. Also at


No. 15. BELMONT BRIDGE. SKIPTON.


AXMINSTER & WILTON FITTED All the latest colours and designs All at lees than usual prices. Widths from 271n. to 6 yards.


BROADLOOM _____


Example; 5 x 4 yards £27//10/0 Delivered and fitted free TAPSELL & WEST LIMITED.


81 LEEDS ROAD. NELSON Tel. 62818. Also at Skipton.


RE-UPHOLSTERY —Save middle­ man’s profit, we recover your l treasured 3-piece as new for as


WE GUARANTEE first class body repairs and cellulose spraying by skilled operators and modern equipment. — Wellgate Motors Ltd., Wiswell Garage. Phone Whalley 3110.


urnlev Tel. 7188


DIANA BROADWAY PLUS flttlne for the broader foot.—D. Lord and Son, 5. Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


Tel. 683.


SEE WINDOWS FOR MORLANDS DISPLAY. Men’s, Ladles’ and C h i l d r e n 's lambswool lined Slippers and Bootees.—D. Lord and Son. 5, Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


HOUSEWIVES! Knit for profit and pleasure with our knitting machines. This exclusive and t fascinating new knitting scheme


ANY MAKE of SEWING MACHINE repaired, cleaned and oiled, or t completely overhauled; satisfac­


RUS BRI DGE for high-class WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS. All work carried out by our own craftsmen and fully guaranteed 24. King William St.. Blackburn Tel. 7920. __________________


House, Lumb Lane, Bradford Yorks.


sion guaranteed.—Walter Thoma­


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clitheroe. Good selection Men's extra good wearing Pyjamas; all


on, Open Market, Clitheroe, every Tuesday and Saturday.


sizes. TESTING TO FIND THE BEST.


The Consumers’ Association finds the best is


VOLKSWAGiEN


b Our works trained staff have ween selling and servicing^ Volks­ t agen from its introduction to


his country. For the best service and sales try—


The


Craven Motor Company Skipton


’Phone 2212/3


SAVE SPACE IN YOUR HOME! Let us convert your sewing machine to an attractive electric


portable model. Price only £12 10s.. which includes electric motor, stitch light, foot control, and handsome carrying case.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane. Clitheroe. Ladies' pure Botany


and Saturdays.


SINGLE CYLINDER PETROL ENGINE for sale; Lister 6! h.p. (stationary); 500 r.p.nu Hopper


AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT


HAVE YOU TRIED JET PETROL at 4/31 gall, at WELLGATE MOTORS? The performance will


AUSTIN A.40 VAN 1953 for sale. Goidhill Farm, Slaldburn.


astonish you! ALAN PARKER


cooled; fitted with two fly wheels 241n. dia. X 3)in. face and 7in. dia. x 6in. face pulley; complete with 21 gallon petrol tank.— Offers to Rfbblesdale Cement Ltd. Clitheroe.


etails write:' Dept. CA Ideal


hurns your hobby Into cash, and delps pay for your luxuries. For


pittle as £10 Chairs £3. Over 100 matterns for your choice. Work­ t anship first class and guaran­ Peed. Collections, deliveries, free. whone or write to-day *and we y ill be pleased to call evenings at oour convenience. Distance do Bbject.—Beakbane. 68. Sandygate


I Sale Continues


S I TU A T IO N S VAC ANT


PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS reqd for first-class work. — Apply: John Watson and Sons York Street Clitheroe_______________


THE ADVERTISER & TIMES, Market Place, Clitheroe, have a vacancy for an experienced part- time Shop Assistant. — Write giving details of experience, etc., in first instance.______________


LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL


COUNTY SURVEYOR'S DEPART­ MENT


TRADESMAN JOINER reqd. at L.C.C. Depot. Riddings Lane, Whalley. Rate ol pay; 5/6 per horn- with opportunity for over­ time; assistance for travelling expenses; conditions as for crafts­ men employed by Local Authori­ Tties.he position is permanent for the right man—sickness and super­ annuation schemes In operation— euranteed week of 42 hours. Applications to Divisional Sur­ veyor, L.C.C. Office, Riddings i Lane. Whalley. either by letter or


n person. COMMERCIAL


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


VEHICLE FITTERS


GOOD PROSPECTS FOR RIGHT MEN


CANTEEN FACILITIES


WANTED TOP RATES


APPLY TO: Works Manager


T.G.B. MOTORS LTD. TELEPHONE 785


WOONE LANE. CLITHEROE


RESIDENT HOUSEKEEPER reqd. by one lady.—Apply: Miss A.


PART-TIME BARMAID reqd.; must be of smart appearance. Also General Help reqd.; good hours and wages.—Victoria Hotel, Cllth- eroe.


Holden. M Albion House,” Clith­ eroe.


DOMESTIC HELP reqd. mornings. Apply; Birtwistle. Temple Wood, Pendle Road. Clitheroe._________


____________


HEAD PORTER (for kitchen duties) reqd.; £11/8/8 per week of 42 hours, plus extras. Health


CALDERSJONES HOSPITAL. WHALLEY. Nr. BLACKBURN


CONGENIAL WORK, convenient i hours, calling on housewives to


Service conditions. Sick pay and pension scheme. Applications to h the Group Secretary at the


ospital.________


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


ntroduce the wonderful Bollin House catalogue. Training Fdven helps smart ladies to earn £5/£7 per week and more!; local inter­ views arranged.—W r i t e : Area Manager, 322, Wigan Road, Standlsh. Wigan.


A LOOM OVERLOOKER reqd. for Lancashire 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.________________


BOY reqd. for Butchery Dept.; good conditions and wages. Apply in writing by Wednesday, t January 24th, 1962. to the Secre­


CLITHEROE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY


ary. 2, Moor Lane. Clitheroe.


AMBULANCE DRIVER reqd. £10/6/8 per week of 42 hours, i plus extras. Duties include driv­


CALDERSTONES HOSPITAL. WHALLEY. Nr. BLACKBURN


ang public service vehicles and spplicants should hold the neces­ t ary licence, or be willing to srain. Health Service conditions, Fick pay and pension schemes. f ull board at reasonable charge for single man. house available cor rent to married man. Appli­


INTELLIGENT CLERK reqd. for t mill office; some knowledge of


ations to the Group Secretary at the hospital.


RELIABLE PART-TIME P.S.V. DRIVER reqd.—W. R. Bridge. 15. Victoria Street. Tel. Clitheroe 977.


yping and P.A.Y.E. an advantage: 5-day week; 9 a.m.—5 p.m.— Grecian Mills Co. Ltd., Green- acre Street. Clitheroe.


SMART ADULT FEMALE ASSIST­ ANT reqd. for the Grocery Dept.; one with experience preferred: good wages and conditions, sick pay, superannuation scheme, etc. Apply in writing by Wednesday. t January 24th, 1962, to; The Secre-


CLITHEROE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD.


WAGON DRIVER. Sawyer and L a b o u r e r s reqd.—Apply; L. Smalley Ltd., Empress Saw Mills, Clitheroe.


ary, 2. Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


PLUMBER _______ Braithwaite. 17, Eshton


Clitheroe. Phone 137, LADIES!


Collection and delivery free all districts. — Walter Thomason, Open Market. Clitheroe, Tuesdays


Wool Stockings; also Botany Wool and Silk.___________________


Would you like an have a vacancy for a responsible


HEAD OFFICE. GRINDLETON TRUTEX


At their


PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT. a A knowledge of office routine


SENIOR CLERK in their


and an interest in figures are an Apply—


dvantage. Good remuneration. Five-day week.


Planning and Production Control Manager.


Mr. J. H. Whitehead.


Trutex Head Office. Grindleton.


STAFF MIDWIFE reqd.—full-time. Resident or non-resident.


BRAMLEY MEADE MATERNITY HOME. WHALLEY


BLACKBURN AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE


NURSING AUXILIARY reqd. for night duty—part-time. Applications to Matron.


required. — Apply —- * L Terrace.


interesting


with a modern progressive com­ pany working in new modern offices in pleasant surroundings?


CLERICAL POST L.


IN MEMORIAM


HEBS0N-—In loving memory of Andrew, who died January 18th,


1959, aged 52 years.


Three years ago to-day since you passed away.


Now all my days seem dark B and grey.


. ,


ut yet I know that from Y above,


—From his loving Wife. May.


—From h'# loving Daughter, Marina.


De 1 could. ar Dad, i would ask for you.


This month comes with sad regret,


I t brings back a time we An cannot forget,


d though we never said O “ Good-bye,’'


Great Harwood.


—From his loving Children and Grandchildren, Clitheroe and


ur memories of you will never die.


LEEMING.—Treasured memories of a dear Wife and Mother, who died January 19th, 1948.


—From Jim and Mary. Slaldburn.


ou still look down on me with love.


If I could have life’s dearest An wish,d all earth’s treasures too. Or choose from heaven what


MEMORIALS GRANITE, MARBLE. STONE


Send for our selection of designs


and prices. You.wilj be placed under no obligation, and find us anxious to help.


Lettering and Renovations Blackburn Road


W. ROCK MONUMENTAL MASONS


GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 2164


B IR TH S


MARGERISON.—On January 17th. at Queen's Park Hospital, to Barry and Maureen (nee Morris), a son (Darrell Rennie). Thanking all


concerned. ______ GOLDEN WEDDING


WRIGLEY. — Congratulations to Grandma and Grandpa on their golden wedding anniversary.


Sweet is the fragrance of remembrance.


MILLS.—Treasured memories of a dear Mother, who died January


19th, 1959. —Jack and Nellie._____________ _


PARKINSON.—Happy memories of Jim, a dear Husband and Dad, who died January 17th, 1953.


—From bis dear Wife and family. Low Moor. ____________________


60. Woone Lane. Clitheroe.______ .


—From her loving Husband, Walter.


I lire linked with my own, s I walk through life alone.


STRICKLAND.—In loving memory of Bert. Too dearly loved ever to be forgotten.


—From his Wife and Son. Brian.


STRI CKLAN D.—In treasured memory of Herbert Strickland who died January 25th, 1961.


—Mrs. Allan 3. Garnett Road.


TODD.Todd, 1926.


A thought, a prayer. Knowing you are in God s care


■In loving memory of John who died January 22nd,


—From the Family. A C KN OWL ED GMEN TS


BOOTKMAN.—The family of the m late Mrs. Isabella Mary Booth-


8. Manor Road, Clitheroe.


indness shown during their recent bereavement.


t an express their sincere thanks no all relatives, friends and keighbours for floral tributes and


COCKSHUTT. — Mrs. Cockshutt t and family wish to thank ail rela­


uring their sad bereavement; 62, Downham Road, Chatburn.


also the family doctor and district nurse and the Rev. H. Horne.


tives, friends and neighbours for pheir kind expressions of sym­ dathy and floral tributes received


COULTHURST.—The family of the late James Coulthurst wish to n thank all relatives, friends and


Happy and smiling, always Lo content.


ved and respected wherever be went.


SELLWOOD.—In loving memory of my dear Wife, Edith, who died January 24th, 1960.


D E A TH S


CARTER. — On January I8th. In hospital at Bakewell, Derbyshire, Albert, the beloved husband of o tbe late Sarah Carter, formerly


af St. Paul's Street. Low Moor, Cged 81 years. Funeral from the Chapel of Rest. " Rockdale." a litheroe. Service and Interment


—From Bernard and all at Prim­ rose Mount.


COATES.—On January )4th, 1962. suddenly. John Frederick, the


noon. _The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. Clitheroe 345.___________


I have lost my life's com­ A panion,


miss you more and more A dear.


—Bennett. Clitheroe. Tel. 582.


t Mitton Church on Monday. 12


beloved husband of tbe late Emma Oddle Coates, of 3. Stam­ ford Place, Clitheroe, aged 62 years. Interred at Clitheroe Cemetery on January 18th.


COULTHURST.—On January 12th. 1962, m hospital, James, the dearly loved husband of the late Mary Coulthurst (late of 27, Henthorn Road. Clitheroe). aged 80 years. Interment was at Clitheroe Cemetery on January


KENNY.—On January 15th, 1962, at 10, Bridge Road, Chatburn, Eliza Ellen, the beloved wile ot ye the late Thomas Kenny, aged 86


—Calverley Ltd.. Clitheroe. Tel 2 9 7 /1 0 1 7 ._______________


16th. I ars. Requiem Mass was offered _—Bennett, Clitheroe. _Tel. 582^_ R.I.P.


LAWSON—On January 13th. in hospital, Bertha, the beloved wile of tbe late Dixon Lawson, of 8, Sawley Cottage, Grindleton. aged 74 years. Interment was at Grindleton Methodist Chapel on Wednesday last.


Church, Clitheroe, prior to inter­ ment at Clitheroe Cemetery on January 18th.


n St. Michael and St. John’s


—The Scales Funeral Service Tel. Clitheroe 345.____________


PARKER.—On January 15th, at 101, Jubilee Terrace, Clitheroe. Martha, the beloved wife of Alexander Parker, aged 76 years. Service In St. James's Church, 1-30 p.m., Friday, January 19th, prior to cremation at Accrington at 2-30 pan. —Enq.: Veevers. Clitheroe. Tel 75 day. 673 night.___________


ROBINSON.—On January 16th. in hospital. Phillip, the beloved son of Norman and Eva. aged 11 months. Private service and inter­ ment at Grindleton Methodist Church. Saturday. January 20th.


s eighbours for their kind expres­ t ions of sympathy and floral


Whitehead, nurses and Mr. Fred Broom for all the kindness received during his stay in Clith­ eroe Hospital; the Rev. A. F Clarke for nis kindness and ministrations and the officials and members of Clitheroe Cricket 1 Club.


rributes received during tbeir tecent time of sorrow. A special


hank-you to the Matron, Sister 17. Cardigan Avenue, Clitheroe. 5, Bank Cottages. Blllington.


KENNY.—The relatives of the late Mrs. Eliza E. Kenny wish to thank all neighbours and friends for p their kind expressions of sym­


10. Bridge Road, Chatburn.______ indness.


I athy and floral tributes received dn their bereavement; also tbe koctor and district nurse for their


LAWSON.—The family of the late Mrs. Bertha Lawson express sin­ cere thanks to all relatives,


84. Bawdlands, Clitheroe.________


sorrow; also the doctor and staff of Clitheroe Hospital for their kindness.


sributes received and kindness


SPENCER.—Mrs. M. Spencer and family wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives,


STOBBS.—Ml'S. Stobbs and family f wish to thank all relatives, Cf Clitheroe Old People’s Welfare uring their recent time of


2, New Row, Holden.____________ oriends, neighbours and members


aoctor and district nurse, doctors l nd staff of Grassington Hospital, Socal police and the Rev. J


avage. 5. Grafton Street. Clitheroe._____


p lub for kind expressions of sym­ dathy and floral tributes received sorrow.


THOMPSON.—The family of the late Mrs. Kate Thompson wish to n thank all relatives, friends and


ributes received in tbeir bereave­ 19, Hayhurst Street. Clitheroe.


ment; also tbe family doctor for his kindness.


s eighbours for their kind expres­ tions of sympathy and floral


THORNBER.—The family of the ly late Mary Ellen Thornber sincere­


n thank all relatives, friends and s eighbours for spiritual offerings, rympathy and floral tributes


109, Henthorn Road, Clitheroe.


eceived during their sad bereave­ ment.


TOMLINSON.—The family of the late Miss Maggie Tomlinson wish a to thank all relatives, friends


6. Wood Terrace. Chatburn._____ he Rev. H. Horne.


end neighbours for their kind flxpressions of sympathy and t oral tributes received In their stime of sorrow; also doctors and t aff of Clitheroe Hospital and


WILLACY. — Mrs. Willacy and family wish to thank all rela­ tives, friends and neighbours, also workfriends at I.C.I., for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received In their bereavement; also the family doctor and the Rev. H. D. Chap­ man for their kindness.


81. Highfield Road. Clitheroe,


ributes received and kindness Hazeldene. West Bradford._______


WILSON. — Mrs. H. Wilson and family wish to thank all relatives, neighbours, friends and the Rev. t T. H. J. Hawkins for floral


shown during their recent bereavement.


WOOFF.—Mrs. A. Wooff and family express sincere thanks to all rela­ tives. Rev. A. B. Macgarr, and all other friends for messages of sympathy and kindness shown during their time of sorrow; also the family doctor for his kind­


25, West View, Clitheroe. _____ ness.


Wreaths, Bounuets. Out Flowers, etc. A PEARCE & SON. Chatburn


Nurseries (near Pendle Hotel) Tel. Chatburn 230


Residence: 29 Tower Hill. Clitheroe Members ol Teloflower


C Printed and Published by the , Llitheroe Advertiser & Times Co. i Tetd., at 6, Market Place, Clitheroe.


l. 407/8 (two lines). ^SCALES CUTHEROE 345 > a - ' "L


]yjAKING funeral arrange- nients in advance of need


is a most thoughtful act.


friends and neighbours for tbeir kind expressions of sympathy


neighbours, Rev. R. C. Broughton ana members of Grindleton Methodist Church, the Mothers’ Union ol St. Ambrose Church, t and all other friends for ltoral


hown during their time of


SCOTT.—On January 14th, 1962 (in hospital), Andrew, the dearly loved husband of Elizabeth Scott, of 77. Jubilee Terrace, aged 55 years. Interred at Clitheroe Cemetery on Thursday, January


18th, 1962. —Calverleys Funeral Directors, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe. Tel. 297 day. 1017 night.________


TOMLINSON.—On January 12th, 1962 at Clitheroe Hospital, Maggie


Tomlinson, of 5. Wood Terrace, Chatburn, aged 75 years. Interred


at Christ Church, Chatburn, on


January 16th. —Enq.: E. R. Veevers. Prop., Brian Price. Tel. Chatburn 297.


WEAVER.—On January 15th. at her son’s residence, 66. Blspham t Crescent, Blackburn, Margaret,


WHITTAKER.—On January 16th, at Clitheroe Hospital, Jessie Ellen, the beloved wife of tbe late Thomas Whittaker, formerly of Kay Street, Clitheroe. aged 81 years. Funeral from the Chapel of Rest, •• Rockdale,” Clitheroe. Interment to-morrow (Saturday) 10-45 a.m. at Whalley and Wiswell


Thursday last. _The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. 345.


remation was at Pleasington on ______________


Cemetery. —The Scales Funeral Service. Tel. Clitheroe 345.___________


and floral tributes received during d their time of sorrow; also family


WILLACY. — On January 14th. 1962. at 81, Highfield Road. Clitheroe, George Albert, tbe be­ loved husband of Annie Willacy, aged 63 years. Interred at Clith­ eroe Cemetery on January 17th.


—Bennett. Clitheroe Tel. 582.


WOOFF.—On January 11th, in hospital, Abraham, the dearly loved husband of Mary Grace Wooff, of 25. West View, Clith­ eroe, aged 82 years. Cremation was at Pleasington on Tuesday


last. —The Scales Funeral ' Service. Tel. Clitheroe 345.


IN MEMORIAM


FRANKLAND.—Remembering with love a dear Mother and Grand­ ma, who died January 22nd, 1961.


—Billy, Madge and family._____


FRANKLAND.—Precious memories of a dear Mother, who died January 22nd. 1961; also Father, who died December 17th, 1957.


—Mollie, Dick, Elaine and Jean.


A thought for to-day. A memory for ever.


Wreaths and all Floral Tributes exnertly made to order


BARKERS, WHALLEY ROAD NURSERIES


Clitheroe (near Primrose Bridge) Tel. 521 (any hour)


She dearly loved wife of the late Samuel Weaver, of 11 Curzon Ctreet, Clitheroe. aged 75 years.


FUNERAL SERVICE


BLACKBURN 4042 ACCRINGTON 32441


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