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MORTONS bargain sale lias commenced BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY


SPECIAL OFFER—Gent's Swiss Watches 35/-.


SEE WINDOWS—For bargains in Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, and Cutlery, Travel Alarms 35/-, Alarm Clocks 17/11, Canteen of Cutlery from 55/-.


CARPET DEPT.—50 yards only, 27 ins. Mottled Body Carpet—24/- yd„ Curl Rugs 32/6. Wool Rugs 47/-, Lovely full-size Axminster. Rugs.55/-, 59/6.


CARPETS MUST BE CLEARED—2 x 21 £7-10-0, 3 x 21 £8-7-6, £12-10-0, 31 x 21 £14-10-0. Oddments in Rugs arid Mattings.


ALSO MANY BARGAINS AT MORTON'S t Iease ask for est im a t e


mCarpaing in the popular Broadloom \m’t your floors with luxurious carpet fhou/irds of patterns to choose from,


S LTD.


). or 31, CASTLE ST. ITHEROE


Tel.: 136 1 £425 |


,000 miles, rear seats ... £250 ! :. 11


........................... £595 ’


P 15 cwt....................... £175 i £185 £145 | £50 ’ £50 | £75


150 ............................ AN ............................ URSTS


£145 | £40 ; £75 5


I . CLITHEROE


GARAGE, DUCK ST. pLITHEROE 547


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TOLL BAR GARAGE WHALLEY ROAD BLACKBURN Tel. 57033/4/5


Open: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday


NOW OPEN SUNDAY 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. DAISYFIELD GARAGE


SERVICE & SPARES r£- CARS Luxe, yellow and white, one


Jr ............................................... £325 ISaloon. heater ....................... £300


|one owner, four new tyres, ......................................... £640


|O .I . Cert.................................. £125


GARAGE ROE


,LLEY


cad Cagle Hotel) Whalley 3367


ARR LTD. I—LAND ROVER DEALERS


CORSAIR DE LUXE Ooor. Eight Blue


IT TRICE T e e CORTINA )W — LIST PRICE


Id USED CARS I lime green, 2 door, complete


a n ew ge n e ra tio n off VICTORS A


bAISY ST., BLACKBURN Tel. 57033/4/5


FOR YOUR NEW AUSTIN or RILEY


IMMEDIATE OR EARLY DELIVERY ALL MODELS


QUALITY USED VEHICLES AT BARGAIN PRICES


3 MONTHS GUARANTEE


1963 AUSTIN A.40 Saloon— Horizon Blue/Black ....................................... 1961 AUSTIN A.55 Saloon— Crcy/Bluo ....... ........................................... 1960 AUSTIN A.40 Saloon— Horizon Blue/Black ....................................... 1960 AUSTIN A.55 Saloon — Green ..................................................... 1960 FORD CONSUL DE LUXE-Black/Blue ......* * ‘ *


1960 (Oct.) FORD PREFECT DE LUXE. O.H.V.— Blue/WhitC ................. .....................


1959 AUSTIN A.55 C AMBR IDGE — Grey/Red .......•••••........................ 1959 V AU XH A LL VELOX 9.000 miles since engine overhaul ...................... 1958 (Oct.) AUSTIN A.55 Saloon-Grey. Scat covers etc. .... • • • 1957 SUNBEAM RAPIER, fitted overdrive: radio; In exceptional condition


LIGHT COMMERCIALS 1967 AUSTIN MINI M o n van In Green. Low mileage and well maintained


1961 AUSTIN A.35 van. Blue. Economical .............................................. 1961 THAMES 5-cwt. van. Blue, neady for work ...................................


SOLD WITHOUT GUARANTEE


1958 AUSTIN A.35 Saloon ......................................................................... 1957 FORD PREFECT. Croen .................................................................... 1956 HIL LMAN HUSKY. Bluc/Cream ......................................................... 1955 AUSTIN A.50. Well above average condition ........ ....... ...............•**••• 1954 FORD POPULAR. Radio. Seat covers, heater, etc.; A good runner. Taxed


'"d EMO^TRATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION i u i a


AUSTIN fir. RILEY


£470 £435 £315 £375 £345 £395


, £335 £385


. £365 £350


£338 £180


£180


£195 £170 £75


£140 £75


18, MOOR LANE CLITHEROE. Td. 420


DAVID SAMPLES HIS .OWN BAKING


New models for the


Motor Show By our Motoring Correspondent


i new range of Vauxhalls— to be known as Series 101—


is announced this week. This third major development of the .Victors will bring the body styling of Britain s General Motors' subsidiary closer to that of Opel, tlie American firm's


German plant. Tile engine remains the same


with slightly Increased compres­ sion ratio on both the Victor and VX 4/90. Prices are : Victor 101 basic £635 (up £431; Super £708 (up £40); de Luxe £763 (up £28); Victor 101 estate car £774 (up £37); estate car de luxe £859 (up £43'. The VX 4/90, £871. has gone up £30.


F FT,a,r i a .D,i i -


COMPETITORS NOT DISMAYED OPENING WAS DELAYED


TH E opening of the seventh Methodist Festival of Youttyin Clitheroe was delayed for 45 minutes on Monday evening because Mr. Percy Lord, .Chief Education Officer for Lan­


cashire and a former master at Clitheroe Royal Grammar^choo], was delayed by traffic. Mr. Lord told an audience in Trinity School “The work pf


tendent minister presided and the Rev. K. Phillips thanked Mr.


Lord. The festival had a second


blow by the late arrival of the judge for the elocution classes following the opening. Miss Elizabeth E. Loys, of Preston, was travelling to Clitlicroc blit her car broke down,


Schools in the circuit have con­ tributed 450 entries to the exhibi­ tion and many of the entries are on display at the school. Tonight there will be a scrip­


Scholars frem nine Sunday


Sunday Schools 100 years ago was to leach children what the slate teaches them today—sums and English. However, the Sunday Schools still have an important role in education for they introduce young people to youth work and the arts. The Rev. R. Jobling, superin­


(Waddington), 2 Wendy Green (Grindletoni, 3 David Hair°P


Lecming (Trinity). ART


ture quiz followed by hair styling , and tomorrow evening Mrs. Gordon A. Mnland, wife of the Chairman cf the North Lan­ cashire District of tlie Methodist Church, will present the cups and certificates at a concert ,of


finalists. HANDWRITING


Judge: Miss G. Hardacre, Grindleton.


Leach (Chatburn), 2 Maureen Edmondson (Chatburn), 3 Jef­ frey Parkinson (Trinityi. 11—13: 1 Alison Buxbaum (Grindletoni, 2 Peggy J. Wood (Waddingtoni, 3 Isla Greenwood cWaddington).


10 and Under: 1 Katherine M.


Judge: Rev. George Jobling. Sheffield.


14—16: Christine A. Holden


Horne (W a d d in g to n ) , 2 Katherine M. Leach (Chatburn), 3 Linda Bunting (Grindleton). 11—13: Isla Greenwood (Wad- dington). 2 A. Cookson (What­ ley), 3 John Talbot (Wlialley). 14—16- 1 Margaret I. Jobling


10 and Under: 1 Katrina A.


Judge: Miss E. S. Gunson, Clithcroe.


(Trinity i, 2 Joy Wadsworth (Trinitvi. 17—21: 1 Kathleen Wratliall (West Bradford'.


POSTER DESIGN


Judge: Reid's Poster Service, Burnley.


Horne (Waddingtom, 3 Kay A. Wilson (Trinity;. 11—14: 1 Joy Wadsworth (Chatham). 2 Isla Greenwood (Waddingtoni, 3 Peter Cookson (Whatley).


10 and Under: 2 Corinne F.


Leach (Chatburn). 11—14: 2 Joy Wadsworth (Clmttnirn. ..3.. .Ha G r e e nw o o d (Waddingtoni


10 and Under: 2 Katherine M.


DECORATIVE LETTERING Judge: Reid's.


(Trinity). 17—21: Joan Han op (Trinity), 2 Kathleen Wrathall (West, Bradford i, 3 Christine


MAP DRAWING


Leach (Chatham), 2 Keith Underwood (W a d d in g to n ) 12—14: 1 David Harrop (Trinity), 2 Joy Wadsworth (Chatburn), 3 Susan Leach (Chatburn i. 15—17:1 David I. Leach (Chat­


9 and Under: 1 Katherine M.


Judge: Miss D. Spencer, Clitheroe Girls' G.S.


burn). 18-21: 1 Kathleen Wrathall (West Bradford).


Judge: Mr. J. H. Fern, Clitheroe. 12—15: 1 Sydney Chamley


WOODWORK


(Chaiburni, 2 ‘ Peter Cookson (Whalley).


son (Whalley), 2 Philip Heslin iChatburn), 3 Michael Fishlock (Whalleyi. 13—16: 1 Brian John­ son i Chatburn).


12 and Under: 1 Peter Cook­


MODEL MAKING Judge: Mr. Fern.


1. Keith Underwood (Wadding­ Judge: Mr. Fern. METALWORK ton). PHOTOGRAPHY


wood (Waddington). 13—16: 1 Roger Blackburn (Trinity). 2 Wendy Green (Grindleton'. 3 Michael J. Haworth (Whalley). 17—21: 1 Alan Braithwaite (Low ■Moon.


Iev iChatburn), 2 Alan Barnes (Chatham). 3 Gillian M. Green­


12 and Under: 1 Sydney Cliam-


Judge: Mr. Eiljah Bolton Chatburn.


Cotilinned on Page R


18—21: l Alan Braithwaite (Low Moon.


PASSENGER AREA INCREASED


work, Vauxhall has increased the passenger area, particularly in width—shoulder room in the back has been improved by 4 ins. and by almost- this amount in front. Though the height of the car has dropped by half an inch, interior headroom has increased (0.9 ins. front, 0.7 ins. back).


In restyling the Victor body­ fBmithmaites


Front leg-room is the only area where space has been reduced— by 2 ins. to 42.7 ins. Apart from the re-styled body, the biggest change in the new series is the braking system—all Victors will have self-adjusting drum brakes (front discs are optional on tile Victor, standard on the VX 4/90) measuring 9ins. by 13 ins.


131—available for two years in Sweden as a two-door version of the Volvo 121—is to be sold in Britain for £998. Luxurious seat­ ing in a textile/vinyl material with an adjustable support for the small of the back as well as the more usual adjustments, is one of the 131's main selling points. Others are front disc brakes, individual heating for the back-seat passengers, and (as usual) safety belts fitted as standard. The car will have a 75 b.h.p. 1.780 c.c. engine with a single carburettor.


The two-door 4/5 seat Volvo


m.p.l). car announced earlier this year in Italy will cost £549 in Britain. This is an extremely competitive price for the British market and should enable Fiat to sell a good number of tills grander version of the popular " 600." Prices of comparable models are Ford Anglia £523. Hillman Imp £533, Vauxhall Viva £567.


Fiat's new 850 c.c. 42-b.h.p. 75-


are reduced today by Auto Union (GB( Ltd. The 796 DKW F.ll will cost- £639. instead of £700. and the new 1200 c.c. F.102, which will be available in right- hand drive form shortly will cost £899. a reduction of £75.


The prices of two DKW models


THE FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS 48 VVHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE


GOOD PARKING WHILST YOU SHOP VERY SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT


SLIGHTLY DAMAGED CARPETS


100 - 150 CARPETS AVAILABLE FOR DISPOSAL AT A FRACTION OF THE ACTUAL COST


Bales as yet unopened, but " e espect ha«


TOMORROW (SAT.), 24th OCTOBER 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


TONY'S NEW EMPRESS BALLROOM


Town Hall Street . BLACKBURN Wc have received the entire consignment with instructions to sell immediately


NO MORE THAN TWO CARPETS PER PERSON BALE 1 — 3 x 2‘ yards CARPETS, nil at £4-0-0 BALE 8 — 4 \ 3 yards CARPETS, all at £7-0-0 Please Note.—A large proportion of these Carpets are perfect, but a few are still damp and require drying


BALES 17 - 22 — These untouched by water S S s £ 6 -1 0 - 0


i‘Vsii'7.- 9 gns. AlmS 14 gns.


4x3 vds CARPETS


5x4 vds CARPETS


ilsVSs £7-10-0 10 gns.


£18-0-0 NOTE.—All sizes quoted are approximate


Sale organised by LORRAINE (SUPPLIES) LTD.. Rase Street Warehouse. Blackburn. (Licence No. 1263 LUw_______


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K ARROW Lace­ less comfort. Fine black calf. 69/11


The Clithcroe Advertiser A Times, t *etober 23,1964 T


1


lloon, safety belts, taxed July l een ......................................... £395 lor De Luxe, one owner, small


|:llent condition, one careful ........................................... £500


Idition ...................................... £395 ood tyres, normal mileage,


Ins, heater, etc........................ £300 |tible, good tvres, clean con-


............................... £220


1MPREHENSJVE STOCK ACCESSORIES


OCTOBER 23rd 124th—8-0 a.m. to 8-0 p.m.)


BATTERIES PROM £5 9 p.m. EVERY DAY


|AND SEE US


4.P. TERMS ARRANGED CAR EXCHANGES


llAGE, RIMINGTON T lSB U R N 254


OR


|VRAGE, CLITHERGE i-ITHEROE 73


I NEW CAR SUPPLIED


Ighout ............................................ £210 111 maintained, good condition


No mere fashion change, buttruly functional design that wins you 4 inches more shoulder room for the same road width ! Greater strength and silence, too. New, duo-servo, self-adjusting brakes. Even easier gear changing. New front-and-rear heating. Extra power that puts extra snap into performance. New 'Magic Mirror'colours (just wash and wipe for showroom shine). Complete underbody seal. Series 101-quality-checked for


your lasting satisfaction. See them at the Motor Showand in ourshowroom soon.


Victor 101 S a lo o n s


from £ 6 7 8 inc. P.T.


Victor 101 Estate Cars


from £ 7 7 5 inc. P.T.


Your VAUXHALL dealer


WELLGATE MOTORS LTD.


king line showrooms clitheroe TEL. 1212/3


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