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10


T/ ir L lirhcroc AJv r r t i s c r <^ '/'ifnes, I ruiny, Ma rch 5. 1965


HOTHERSALL & FO R R E ST K. A. U. P A


P R IM R O S E FO R D E P E N D A B I L I T Y


ome fo i J a r Y O U R


J a r J a r


Y O U R A


T O P J a r B.M.C. US iU S T I ! \ C . iR O R VAIS'


i 1SElV R I L E Y O R B.M.C. C A R C L A S S G U A R A N T E E D R E P L A C EM E N T


P A R T S


P R O P E R T I E S FO R S A L E IN C L I T H E R O E AN D D I S T R I C T


---------- USED C A R A N D .ACCE S SOR IE S AM) F OR THE ULTIMATE IX SERVICE-


B. M. C . M a k e futi use


PRIMROSE GARAGE, "FEES.


SERVICE CLITHEROE SALE


GENUINE BARGAINS IN A L L


FOOTWEAR r H O R N B E R S 86-88 B AW D LA N D S , C L IT H E R O E


F. DRIVER and SONS El<.‘c l r i c ; i l i i iu l M e c l i a n i c n l E i i i r in c c i - s


E X P E R IE N C E D IN A L L T Y P E S O F E L E C T R IC A L IN S T A L L A T IO N S


( H O U S E , F A R M A N D I N D U S T R I A L , E T C . ) — E ST IM .* \T E S F R E E —


. \ . D R IN 'ER , 16 H illside C lo se . L itllcn ioo r , Clitheroc. T e l. 2791.


For all types of BODY REPAIRS


liisiiraiK'e worlc aii«F r e sprays - TRY


r . \ R K ( ; . \ T E W O R K S . E S H T O N T E R R . \ C E C L I T H E R O E


R. F. PARKER I iS r iM.A.T E S 1-REE


T R .N D E E N Q U IR I E S W E L C O M E


WIiv put l ip -vvilli i lai iip u n e v en F lo o i ’.s ?


W H E N Y O U C A N H A V E


Asphalt Floors A N D L IN O


E s t im a t e s F r e e C o n s u l t


JAMES IBOL'ION l B l a c k b u r n 5 9 438


E A N A M O L D W H A R F , E A N A M . B L A C K B U R N


on all (looi uromeins rnicohone


E v e n i n g s . B l a c k b u r n 5 7 1 0 8 H. J. COOPER 8 7 , W E S T V IEW I N T E R I O R a n d E X T E R I O R


D E C O R .M O R A N D


S I G N W R I T E R ESTIM.'^.T E S F R E E


P h o n e C L I T H E R O E 627 b e tw e e n 4 p .m. a n d 6 p .m . d a i l y


D A N N Y ' S U P B R O O K S s a w m i l l s


T A Y L O R S T . , C L I T H E R O E T e l . 99


CATES. ETC. THE NEW WANEY EUCE. FcnciiiK u> all rluscrititions.


g a r d e n s h e d s


8ft, by 5tl. WANEY EDGE can be seen *>»i tlic nbovr orem»sc5.


Open J»aturdayi> iinlil «*30 n.m. Sundays until noon.


RE-UPHOLSTKRY


Y o u r b u i t t i rn a a e a s n ew in m o q u e t t e o r v in y d e t r om £ 1 4 ; w i th L a t e x c u s h i o n s f r om £ 2 6 . C h a i r s f r om £ 3 Wide r a n e e o f o a t l e r n s .


Workmanshin guaranteed Estimates free. Phone or wrtie: ,J. LOMAX


.5.5, L A R K I I I L L B L A C K B U R N T E L . 5 3 952


lloovei* Service I ' l lO N K : C l . r r i l E R O E * )79


NOEL KING (E x - l lo o v e r I(» years) 4 3 . I ' lM L I C O R O A D


D a y o r E v e n in g A p p o in ln i c n l s INTERWOVEN FENCING. PANELS.


TIL IN G No Obligation


X Son


R O B I N S O N , H E Y S & C O . L T D . T h e Old F i rm


L owe r E a n am Wh a r f . B l a c k b u r n S .A V E L IN O


Ha v e v o u r Oln FlagRCci F lo o r s C o v e r e d w i th C o l o u r e d A s p h a l t . Al so F e l t R o o f in g t o F l a t Ro o f s , e t c . T e l . B l a c k b u r n 55342.


CARPET \LTER.\TIONS


RE-FITTING SERVICE


SU N J V A Y V E N E T I A N B L IN D S


Fre e Fit t inq Service WALTS LTD.


.31 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


A ACUUM CHIMN EY SWEEEING


H O U S E C L E A N I N G a n d C A R P E T C L E A N I N G I* A K Iv E R


3 W A RW IC K D R IV E T e l . C L I T H E R O E 3 4 7 5


Wi th or W i th o u t S e c u r i t y Cal l- Wr i t i * nr 'P h o n *


£U)-to-£500 T U K


P en d le to n and Dis tr ic t


Lfcndin" So(detv Ltd- WAL TON H O U S E


80. OHA NOFRV LANE BO L T O N l .ANOS


P h o n e : B o l t o n 2 4 0 8 5 F.VRMEKS Ciood Price paid for


eVSUALTY anrl PL. \1N COWS


Ca sh Be fore Remova l


G. BK.YITHWATTE SAW LEY


'I'cl. Cha lburn 405


o f us - if pays WHyVLLEY ROAD, « « 3 4 5


i I W A N T ED


I BU Yd ren ’.s wear. household linen. curtains etc. Everything bought when emi- gi-ating. or bereavements. — King .'\ccrington 35885.


and collect out-grown chil- wcar. also Indies and gents


WA N T ED in Cllthoroe area, approxi­ mately 10 acres of rough land unsuitable for building.—Box No. L.5. .-\dvcrti.sor and Times.


t BU Y di.scni-ded clothing, modci'n griod condition.—Mrs. Howarth. 31. Church Square Wor.sthornc. Tel. Bu.-nicv 78882


feet.


BANK SAl EROOHS. CllIHEROr ff.l O


H C L IT H E R O E . SH O P P R EM I S E S


Wi th in to o y d s . o f T ow n C e n t r s , No. 4. CH U R CH S T R E E T


depth and two upper floors. civlnR a to ta l floor space of approx 1,900 sq.


Ground lloor shop: 16’ 3" x 3T 6"


H O T H E R SA L L & F O R R E S T Auctioneers Estate Auenus


B a n k S a l e r o om s . C l i th e r o e . Tcleiihone 95.


I


F. W. L. STEELE & CO. ESTATE agents * VALUERS


1-3, c a s t l e g a t e , c l i t h e r o e . Tru.


EVENINGS 101S


Th e su n e rb lv im a ln t a in e d S em i 'D c t a o h e d R e s id e n c e 47, WARWIC K D R IV E . C L ITH E R O E


iTioni hall lounpc. clinini; room, kitchVn etc GarnKC. Vacant possos- on completion of purchase.


In cour se o f e r e c t i o n a t


GARNETT ROAD. C L IT H E R O E . II new s em i -d e t a c h e d h o u s e s


• ^iHximum mortRraRo facilities. Plans i be inspected a t our ottlces.


!


“ LEAWOOD. * * No. 101. C H A T B U R N ' ROAD


tion rooms; kitchen, larder. Acces.s


to front an a rear elevations. A c c om m o d a t i o n ; - hall; two recep­


e s id e n c e with double-.storey bay.s R A ' S u n e r l o r p r e -w a r S em i -D e t a c h e d !


under cover to fuel store^^^ashou.sc and w.c. trom rear porch. Tlrrce bed-* rooms; bathi’oom and w.c. above Garden areas laid ou t front and rear. Alains services. F r e e h o ld a n d ‘ f r e e f r om c h i e f r e n t ,


payable: £41. J3s. 8d Vacant oo.ssc.s- sion


.^.nnual rates


F u r t h e r p a r t i c u l a r s f r om Mother , s a i l & F o r r e s t a s a b o v e .


No. 7. S A L T H I L L ROAD


Rate.s payable £11. o.s. 8d. Vacant posse.ssioii.


G r in d l e t o n . 2 M I LN SH AW T E R R A C E


I A stone-built Cottage ro:ii;.-vsT'* i living room. a.sphalt lloor: kitohi-".- I large front bedroom and open ianc- I ing. Long rear garden and forma’


No. 10, H O LD EN S T R E E T


tainiiig living kitchen and two bed-' show will be lorward. rooms above. U.sual oVtlccs. Anmt.d ground rent: £1. Annual rate.s pay­ able £9 3s. Od. V'acant pc>s.sossion


A .stone-built dwcllinghou.se .......- - sheep. £ 1 0 O F F E R E D lor all George V 6s. I hitthroom with w.c. above. U.^iial -----


hallway: .sitting room. living ruoni and kitchen; three bedrooms and


A .stonc-buiit property compris-.nc- Tcl. 325. No. 11. D U C K S T R E E T


pieces, except 19;i5. £12-£40 for sct.s ' onset's- Mains .service.s. Frrr liolrt. of coin.s in ofTicial ca.scs £4-10 for * Annual rates payable £14 2.-s. yd ca.scs of Maundv sets Other English I Vacant pos.scs.sion. and .American coins required.—.J. C. ' Tattcr.snll 391. Ro.ssendnlc Ro.ad. ' Bui’nle.v


WA N T ED TO R EN T , accommodation api>ro.x. 40’ x :i0‘. with toilet.s fif poss.).—Write Box No. K.5. Adver- i i.ser and Time.s.


P E R SO N A l .


B A R C LA Y C O R S E T I E R E (R e g . ) M R S . L AM B E R T . “ K i l o r a n . ” Rade c l i fTe S t , ( f i r s t r i g h t of f W a d d in g t o n Rd.> C l i th e r o e .


RO O F R E P A IR S . Pointing. Con- r r e i in g .— O. Pollard. 1. Central Avenue. Clitheroe Tel 310


G . \R A G E .S


W A N T ED TO R EN T in CUtheioc. garage foi* 15 cwt. van----Phone anytime. CUtheroe 356.


G A R A G E TO L E T . — F. Jack.son. Mordnunt House. Kirkmooj* Rd.. C! ithoj-oc.


L O S I


RO N SO N V A R A F LAM E L IG H T E R . ' r.ittlomoo!' road area.—Return 5.


G R E Y WH IT E CA T


"LoVti.” child’s pe*L.— Return to 20. | King Stroei, Clitheroe.


answ'or.s


Reward. -Mrs. Wil.son. 46. Wc.st \ ’ iew Waddington,


R o a d area. A L L T ^ PE.S O F WELLINGTONS h a n : d m a d e


ROOTS & CLOGS Wel l-Sl ips 1 1 1 pair


N EW S T Y L E B O > S '


B E A T E E B O O T S in sizes 2 to 5


RD. TURNER AND SON «2-«6 LOWERGATE CLriHEROE


T c l . 1102 DORIS'S BARGAIl Me n ' . s a l l w o o l N s t a l l


C L I T H E R O E M A R K E T D o n ’ t m i s s t h e s e b a r K a i n s


B ru s l i nvlon n igh td r e s se s from 9 ' 11


l u l l y f a s l i i o n e d


h o a v v k n i t P U L L O V E R S f r o m *29/11


L>adie.s* B r i - n v l o n JU T M P E R S f r om 9 31


Womens* wool an d orlon jum p e r s 3 9 3 3


L A D I E S ’ A N D G E N T ’S U N O E RW E A R


ALW.AYS IN s t o c k ;


A T C O M P E T I T I V E P R I C E S N y l o n s f r om 2 / 3 1 p a i r , p e r f e c t L a d d e r p r o o f 4 / 6 ix t i r . p e r f e d . C r e p e s t r e t c h f r om 4 / 1 1 p a i r p e r f e c t


All b ran d ed lines lo j


LO S T , old age pension book. King Streei-Chatburn


P R O P E R T Y W A N T ED


Lang.shaw Drive or Phoni* Clithcroe \ 1262._____________________________________ ,


P R IV A T E P E R SO N wants to buv country cottage in Grindleion.


A CCO \EM O D A T IO N R E Q U IR E D


F U R N I S H E D ROOMS


lady teacher.—Write 16. Chester Avenue. Clitheror.


H O L ID A Y A C C OM M O D A T IO N


B ED 4 n d B R E A K F .k S T I /76. in coun­ try liousD. Ideal touring or walking in the beautiful


Wales.—Wakcham. ». itfield 'Hou.sr Caldicot. Newi)ort .Moninouthshtre. Tel. Caldicot 271.


'Valley and LO A N S


LO A N S U N S E C U R E D . F. Richards Ltd. n . Welford Road. Tielcc.ster.


T E N D E R S F Y L D E W A T E R BOARD


lenced Painting Contraciots fo- painting insid«* of Filter Hou.se at Hoddor Works.


Tpnder.s arc invited from e.vprj-


IW.R.) d Further pai'ticulars and temie-


.Slaidtaurn Yori's


Water Board. SeXton Street. Black­ pool .


ocuments from Kngineer. t T'ender.s to be i*eceivcd not latpp han 17th ^larch. 1965. L E G A L N O T IC E


WL.4DYSLAW BOCI.AN. OF Vt ! MOORL.AND CRESCKNT. Cmheroe’ ; i.s applying to the Home Secretarv I for naturall.sation. and th a t anv per.son who knows any i*eiuson wii** naturalisation sliould not be granted should send u written statement


Notice is hereby given limT ;


tlie fa c ts to tile Under .Secretarv ‘ State. Home OITice. fNatioha'tvl Division), Princeton Kon.se High Holborn. London W.C.3 “ ^


‘ ‘' ti bigned. W. BOCl.AN. A T S T V n


3 B O A R S a t s t u d ; p e d . E s s e x l a i c t W h i t e a n d L a n d r a c e Sow. s a n d Gilts a c c om t r a n s p o r t a v a i l a b l e * .__g S im p s o n . G r in d l e t o n C h a t . 203


T E L L TH EM y o u s aw th e i r a d v e r t In t h e A d v e r t i s e r and. T im e s .


E S T A B L I S H E D ' 1946 G e o f f r e y T ay lo r & Co. (Geotlrey .M. Taylor. P.V.l.i (Davltl 11. Healheote) IN C O R P O R A T E D A U C T IO N E E R S . V A L U E R S & E S T A T E A G E N T S


S A L E S BY A U C T IO N & P R IV A T E T R E A T Y o t T ow n a n d C o u n t r y P ro p e r t ie . s .


V A L U A T IO N S OF P R O P E R T Y , l a n d , f u r n i t u r e , e t c . , fo r all p u r p o s e s .


S U R V E Y O R S t o s e v e r a l l e a d i n g B u i l d i n g S o c i e t i e s .


TOWN Jlc C O U N T R Y P L A N N IN G— A p p U c a t l o n s . appe a l .^, e n q u i r i e s a n d v a l u a t i o n s d e a l t w i tn .


M A N A G EM E N T o f a l l t y p e s Of p r o p e iT y a n d e s t a t e s .


F U R N I T U R E S A L E S c o n d u c t e d o n ow n e r s p r om i s e s o r a t o u r s a l e r o om .


A G E N T S t o L *e lc a n d M o o r l a n d s B u U d ln B S o c i e t y . Mo r t - y aK e s a r r a n g e d . I n v e s tm e n t s r e c e i v e d .


C O M P U L SO R Y P U R C H A S E— O b j e c r l o n s . n e s o t l a t l o n s . « n - o t i i r ip a a n d v a iuH t l o n s u n d e r t a k e n


M O O R LA N D S H O U S E . G/8. C H U R C H S T R E E T * C L IT H E R O E . T e l . 1252.


; M O O R LA N D S H O U SE . Tel. 55425 <3 lines)


3b. P R E S T O N NEW ROAD. B L A C K B U R N .


Wmi,{^'‘^9tr>et. Blael'.burn. Tel. Poultry a n d e g g s


L T v F 'T i r r r rT nY r e a d . , t o p p r i c e s S.


si»rdtoum.271. I I


Mn^-^rrll^SALE BARGAINS: Uuwl fflORTON S ®^*^^Vc-.U. lox luminuus


—


Be?' ^;,ie ends soon.—Morton s, ^R‘^ ? ° ? ^ ■ m e Clitheroe. Tel 420.


..T cuUeiV iroin


i '■ «o-r?J’lnd a s ew in g m a c h i n e .— I t i ^ a n d T i mes_________


iw? .emoor R o a d . C l i th e r o e .


I £5 %ai k _Av cn u c . Cl I th e r o c . A ciniwET G RAMAPHONE , w'lh


; J lH rT E L e ew a y P r a n i . H.C.B. ---------


Tro'x’i £7. burpUts stock ol iiciies all reduced. Can-


gold wrist 15s. Ocl.


’ i


Nelson. ford St:


1 cl 68/ required for


Ready money.—Apply Blackburn. 89. Rosehill Road. Burnlev.


J 1 No. 13. D U C K S T R E E T


hallway: sitting room; living room: kitchen. Three bedrooms. Yard xviih u.sual nllicies. Main.s .services. Frpc- hold. .Annual rate.s payable £ 1 2 l4s. 2d. Vacant pos.se.ssion.


A .stone-built property comp::.sin?- No. 29 P E N D L E ROAD


.A cottage on nicejy ch^v.atecl .site ! and containing s it t in g room, living


' kitchen: four bedrooms on two upper floors. A'ard and ottJccs. Mam.s •sej'vice.s. Annual rates payable £9 13s. 2d. Vacant po.s.session.


mis.sion to view any of the above, ap p lv :


bYir furthoi* pa rt icu la r s and prr-


H O T H E R S A L L L & FOR R E SX .Auctioneers and Kstate Agenti,


B a n k S a l e r o om s . C l i th e r o c . Telephone 95.


[ frontage. W’ .C. Main.s Service.^ F’-ce- ' hold. Vacant Po.s-sc.ssion.


comprising; hallwa.v: sitting room” large living room, tile i-angr-: ^cu'- icry kitchen: two bedrooms: vard with usual omocs. Mains .so.-r’cc'i


A .sub.stantial .stonc-built Coitngr


WE ST B R A D FO R D V IL L A G E . NEW S EM I -D E T A T C H E D BU N G A LOW


a t £ 3 .125. F R E E H O LD wi th 2 b e d r o om s


"cad charce.s. etc. Ready for occupa­ tion in July-


Crntrallv heated, decoi-aied. no


At t r a c t iv e c om p a c t t e r r a c e d p r o p e r t y 24. P R IM R O S E S T R E E T . C L I T H E R O E


2 bedrooms etc., and in immacu­ late condition throughout.


propertie-s for sale in the area from: F. W. L. S T E E L E & GO. .


1 /3 . C a s t l e G a t e . C l i th e r o e . Telephone 10U2.


THE C L ITH E R O E A U C T IO N M A R T CO. L TD .


MONDAY N E X T . Ma r ch 8


Wecklv .sale of cnlvc.s and fatstock ; ll-:50 a.III.


11 a.111. followed each week by all cla.sse.s of .store .sliecp.


F R ID A Y N E X T . M a r c h 12


Porinlghtly sale of in-call and .store cattle a t 11 n.m. when a large


T U E SD A Y . Ma r c h 23 (O ld F a i r > .-snnual .sale of all classes of .store


J . W. MARSH.\LL. Secrctai-y.


WED N E SD A Y N E X T . Ma r c h 10 Prize sale of newly-calved cattle at


Full dctail.s of the above and other


With 3 b e d r o o m s , ar £2.450 RohcI chorees includoci. Decorated.


PlOH.sant situation with rui-al views boclrooms. bath-


LAND AND E S T A T E A G EN T S . FISHER & Co.


4 K IN G L a n e , c l i t h e r o e T E L E P H O N E 257


C L I T H E R O E L IT T L EM O O R


i The final pha.se or development


your plot for House or Bungalow if you wish to live in the most pleasant ' residential area of CUthcroc. Wo .


19. S T . . JA M E S S T R E E T


tage. 3-pieee bathroom suite. Excel- ! lent condition.


14. HAL L S T R E E T


Three-bod roomed tori-accd house, with bathroom. Excellent Condition.


32, V IC TO R IA S T R E E T


stone front. Small ii'ont cai’dcn. Containing: lounge, living room


Tcrj'accd limi.se witJi dressed


and Kitchen. Two large bedrooms lone with ba th ) . Excellent con­ dition. Ercchold


12. B ROWN LOW S T R E E T


ve.stibulo. hall, lounge, living-room, etc. 2 bedrooms, bathroom.


Terraced Hou.se. ComprUsing;


other properties on our books available on request.


Further detaU.s of the above and D E A T H S F I S H E R Sc CO.


4. K in g L a n e . C l i th c r o e . T c l . 257 BO RO U G H OF C L ITH E R O E . 19. WA T E R LO O ROAD


L a n d a n d E s t a t e A g e n t s


t iio.ssc.ssion. I! A c c om m o d a t i o n


I The above stone-faced terrace ■ hou.se is ollcrcd for sale with vacant


; lounge: back living room with .stair- [ case to upper lloor.s;


Uround lloor: front living room/


' Upper floors: two good sized bed­ rooms with tiscful attic- bedroom;


; Rear: single storey annexe .scul- i Icry: yard area containing outside ; toilet, coalstore and .shed,


i .'Ml mains services. Rateable value ; £27. Ground rent £1 5s. 1 Id.


1 OfTor.s to Town Clerk. The Ca.stle. ICiithcroc in a plain sealed envelope cndoi'scd “ 19 Watei-loo Road.“


M I S C E L L A N E O U S S A L E S


S EWIN G M A C H IN E S C O N V f eK T E D i M A Y F A IR *‘B E L L E " solid fuel .stove, to electric portable models. Any i complete with back-boiler excellent make. Estimates free. Our van call.s i condition, .£5.—89a. Chatburn Rd.. Clitheroe area. Saturday.s. — TTie i Clithoroe. Walter Tlioma.son Sewing Centre. i -----------------------—--------------------------------- -


LA D IE S foam-back nylon or poplin coats, lovely colour.s. lightweight and warm, three-quarter or full- length .stylc.s in womens, and O.S. a t Economic Stores. 70. Whalley Road. Ciitheroe,


R E • U P H O L S T E R Y ,


____________________________ ______________ 1 j)iano accordian (World Ma.steri only six month.s old.—.A.pply Bo.x No. h.4. Advertiser and Times.


geai's. o.vcellent condition. also


A L L EN . — On March 3, a t 19. Kay Street. CUthcroc. Ellon, the dearly ; loved wife of the late Joh n George ; Allen, aged 95 ycar.s. Funeral from j tlic ChaiDcI of Rc.st,. “Rockdale.” i Clithcroe. Saturday. 10 a.m. Inter-! ment a t Clithci-oc Cemetery. 10-30 ; a.m. —inq.. The Scales Funeral Service. Tol. Clithcroo 345.


C L I F F ,—On February 26. 1965. In a private nursing home, Ada. aged 91 years, dearly loved wife of the


late Joel Cliff of Wlialley. Service and interment a t Whalley Parish Church on Tuesday. March 2. a t 1 1 a.m.


Wr e a th s , B a u q u e t s . C u t F low e r s , e t c .


A. P E A R C E AND SON. C h a t b u r n N u r s e r i e s ( n e a r P e n d l e H o t cD T e l . C h a t b u r n 230.


R e s id e n c e : 14. B r o o k S t r e e t , Cl i th e r o e .


M em b e r s o f T c l e f lowe r .


S. & J. HEMS 9, MO OR L A N E


T e l . C L ITH E R O E 163


72/74. Scotland Road. Mclson. — .SPORTS CYCLE, 27“ whccl.s. 10 6 2 1 2 2 .


M O R T O N ’S B A R G A IN S A L E : 90“ x 100" wool blankets 45 - each, wool


man's riroiit We re-cover your treasured ;?-plere as new lor as little as £10. Chairs £3. Over 100 patterns for your choice. Work­ manship first class and guaranteed. Collections and deliveries tree. Phone or wr*ite today and wo will be pleased to call evenings a t your convenience. Distance no object.— Beakhano. 68 Sancivgate Burnlev. Tcl. 718^


Save Middle­ _ ___


\ SPECIAL T H I S W E E K . Men’s wool ' intl terylene, best tailor-madi; i s;orts trotiscr.s .36“ to 42“ . wide leg •s'.Tie. Prom 79/6. usual ly priced at 5 ms.—Economic IStorcs. 70 Whal- ic: Road Clitheroe.


I Scvice van call.s Ciitheroc area Sa:urdays.—Tiie Walter Thoma-son ScTing Centre. 72/74. Scotland Hoad - Nelson. Phone Nelson 62122.


SEWING .M A C H IN E S R E P A IR E D .se.Ticcd, or overhauled. Any make.


OUR C H A R G E S f o r body repairs and | i<-..\ilo.sing an- competitive. Try us i ami prove it.—Wellgate >.Iotor.s ! Lie. Phone CUtheroe I’Jl 'J .


RHEUMATISM.—A new treatment : for the relief Qf pain, and stitlness ) in the loints. bv the elimination of uric acid from the system. Ask for ; C.tL-MO l^HLUM-A-XIC TABLETS. Or.q month’.s .supply 5s.—Derrick ! G.-a-a. M.P.S.. 4. Railway View.


NEW .spiked chain tractor harro^w.s, | H to 10 loot wide, prices from £14. • N(\v Centipedes. Flowers. Wufflers. \ B.f.e Elevators, .^crobats Fertilizer | B" 's etc III. .Slock.—ft. Jack.son. ! BOV Uaithe. Bolton-by-Bowland.


Tel. 231 iTcA COOKER. _ ................. ......... . ;


. oIt m o r r i s 1000 D c - L u x e . conciiUon UirouBluiut- BaiBain


MAaclK'sier Road, Burnley. ‘S’*-. .


-.nn/Y £160


PIANOS TU N ED . Kfcl and iiencli uollsj ri«ipTlion:*.—


J? oaci. blT.a


“ ^41iarp. 4-. ‘ ^


iri^e' ’2 ovtms with water heater - civnc adequate supply of domestic i bo’ water. Recently u.sed demon- | s’ atioii purj)oses. Blue enamel - •V th black top. P’irst cli^s con- ; rii’ ion only wants seeing. Bai*ga^n. ■ -Cort's Main Distributors.


smaller domestic ,


T83.cl. VCrV


£160 K:riB CUtlicroe 2.89^__________ i repaired, modern- ;


•phone Black- ____________


\ I dD1NG m a n u r e Barden.s i d e l i v e r iK l ) . —


2 pTw LOADS OF GOOD _


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| d ; s I o i d B i i d B o F a rm . T c l . C U t h eroe 688


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^P^GERATOR. bargain. 4.5 cu. ft.. Y.Vcns our price 30 gns. Save £15 tts^Te'rnis available.—Wcb-stci s. 8.


ilafket Place. Clitheroe.______________


'VAe^'TcadlnS m s t o c k


any length required In broad-


sample prices in s^uarcs^ .Vilton Carpels i-85. 4 x 8 ifroi° £12. Ail>- sire r ^m


s'et. Skipton. Phone 2960. ____________


ft»mrTERVICE. Hoods re-coyered; f iitl irro^.


___ . ................ • eMOfClNG. fl'he new treatment ^ RaflwW vie^-. CHtlieroc_____________


r u s b r Vd c e -i.>> ? " ‘cex.


2a


King w :m am _ S t _ r e ^ —r r r ’^ i s s


change ^for new!W goocLs.— .24. Blackburn.


vrMi a sootl offer _ln c u . f t . f r id g e .


t I r LET.S anci stop .smoxmi^ Full T'«. Dcrrirk Green MT.S.. 4.


^ nnroiis- will-fls l e-tyrt-a . nml 1 1 K H:irEi<-:>vi-s. Moor inil ‘Woohe


- experts. 89. Leeds Road, phone 62816. ,^’'"59.


polished. Write or ; New Bank i


rugs .39/6. .'txrnin.stcr rug.s fi'om 28 6. :r X 2 1 ’ carpets from .£9 10s. Od. Lovely 4* .x :{* lieav.v qtiality Axminster carpet


Alany more genuine bargains at Morton’s 18. Moor Lane. CUthcroc. Tel. 420.


R I P P IN G I L L E S


heater 2kw.. hardl.v u.sed. Co.st 8 gn.s.. accept £4 10s.—Box No. L.2. Advertiser and Time.s.


radiant bowl oil


G RU N D IG T K 2 0 . e.vrelJent cond. .£25 o.n.o.—22 Montague Street, Clith- eroc. Tel. 2788.


FIRE


with a fire which broke out at the Bankfield Qua rries of R ich a rd B r ig g s and Sons on Wednesday morning.


Clilheroe fire br igad e de:ilt C au se of the f>iithreak was


the surrounding building an d ab o u t lOO sq u a re feet of wood­ work were d am ag ed . No-oiie was hurt and the


outbreak was quickly brought under control.


the overheating of a vee-helt in the compres sor unit. The com pre s sor a lso ignited and


.CIS lO.s. Od'.


)V R E A T H S & B O U Q U E T S Cut Flowers, Fruit


WM. LANGSHAW


.AND SOxNS LTD. (R. CHEW)


FU N E R .M ^ COM P L E T E LY FU RN IS IT ED


C R EM A T IO N S A R R A N G ED CH A P E L OP R E S T


ON TH E P R EM I S E S P ER SO N ’.'^L S E R V IC E


KING STREET WTI ALLEY


Te l. Whallcy 3248 (D ay o r N igh t ) G. CALVERLEY


— & SO N S , L T D . —


Chatbiirn R o a d , Clitheroe ComRlete F u n e r a l D ire c to r s


T c l . : 297 D A Y ; 1017 N IG H T R E S ID E N C E ;


ON T H E P R EM IS E S S e rv ic e—D av a n a N ie lit


C H A P E L O F R E S T


48 Y O R K S T R E E T C L IT H E R O E


INCREASING THE PROFIT FROM


BREEDING SOWS


number o l pig.s weanecJ per sow per yea r i s the la c lo r which mo.si influence.s the prof itabi l ity of breedings sows.


r • I - I P


Bet ter management of the dry sow to ensure large litters and adequa te control at farrowing time to reduce the mortal ity rale


of piglets af ter birth will help to increase this ligure. However, if these improve­


t ie rd s is o f ten very poor, due to a low conception r a te a f t e r w ean ­ in g ; a h igh e r s ta n d a rd o f m a n ­ a g em en t an d c lo se r a t ten t io n to d e ta i l will o f ten overcome th is problem. Y o u n g p ig s a re tveaned trad it ionall.v a t 8 weeks o f a g e b u t i f th is su ck lin g pe r io d is redu ced not only c an the" b re ed ­ ing cycle be sp e ed ed up b u t the


ments c an be combinecJ with more frequent farrowing, the overal l effect is likely to be the mos t marked. T h e fa r row in g in d ex in many


T h e sow 's milk su p p ly fa l l s off l ap id ly a f t e r .1 wrecks an d sh e is a p oo r con v e r te r o f food comp a red with th e p ig le t . One an d a h a l f to two lb. o f a good c reep feed will p roduce 1 lb. l ivewe igh t g a in in the w e an c r a t a c o s t o f ab o u t 8d. a lb. W e an in g is being successfull.v


sow will cmnsume con s id e rab ly Ip.ss


food th ro u gh o u t the year.


la te r on when these a n im a ls j en te r the fa t te n in g house. Two an d a h a l f l it te r s , con ta in in g 25 p ig s which av e r a g e more th an 40 ] lb. livewc ig lit a t 8 weeks, c an be i produced by each sow an n u a l ly I un d e r th is s.vstem. Obviously, ' the la r g e in c re a se in pro d u c t ion I fa r outwe ighs th e e x t ra c o s t o f i


food an d lab o u r fo r the y oun g ; p ig s .


' Experiment


I |


CEDA^ l i roOD G A R D EN SH E D fo r 7 f t . , g o o d c o n d i t i o n .—


p r a c t ise d a s e a r ly a s three weeks a f t e r b ir th or. more a c cu ra te ly , when the a v e r a g e w e igh t o f the pigleLi is 12 Ih. an d th e l igh te s t o f ttie l i t te r is a t le a s t 10 lb. S u i t ­ ab le proprietar.v e a r ly w ean ing c re ep fe ed s, whicb young p ig s will u su a lly b e g in to nibble when onl.v a few d a y s old. a re now av a i lab le . T h e se fo o d s con ta in the n e c e s sa ry m in e ra ls an d v i ta ­ m in s an d a t the s am e time a rc h igh ly p a la t a b le an d d ig e s t ib le . T h e m a in d raw b a ck to th is sy s tem is the d ise a se liaz ai'd am o n g the y oun g p ig s b u t it a p p e a r s th a t th i s c a n la r g e ly be ove rcome b y e a r ly w e an in g out­ s id e In ch e a p sh e l te r s . S t r aw b a le huUs m ak e Ideal ac com in o c la tion ; allow ing l i sq. f t . p>er p ig th e se a re e x t rem e ly w a rm an d c an be s c ra p p e d , a f t e r th re e or four b a tch e s h av e been th ro u gh them, to p re v en t d ise a se build-up. S e v e ra l l i t te r s c an be g rou p ed to­ g e th e r . with obvious ad v an tag c .s


fa c i l it ie s ai*e n o t a v a i lab le a com- I Iiromise c an be re a ch ed by wean- ! ing a t .5—6 weeks o f ag e. On a 40 ' •acre all g r a s s fa rm in fstorth L an c s , a herd o f 17 b re ed in g sows w a s introduced to su p p lem en t the d a iry herd. D u r in g the re c en tly completed f in an c ia l .vear sows weaned a t 5 weeks showed a g ro s s m a rg in o f £6 7 p e r head. T h i s w a s ach iev ed in fai-m bu i ld ­ in g s with no sp e c ia l p ro v is ion fo r fa r row in g , o th e r th an a h e a te d creep, a l th o u gh g r e a t im p o r tan ce i is a t ta ch e d to m o th e r in g an d m ilk in g c ap ab i l i t ie s wlien se le c ­ t in g b iv e d in g s tock. L an d r a c e x L a r g e While w e an e r s a re alt sold on a c o n tr a c t b a s i s a t ab o u t 9 weeks o f a g e when they av e r a g e 551b. liveweight worth £ 6 10s. Od. e ach. Very l itt le trouble is exp e r ien ced in g e t t in g sow s in p ig a g a in within one week o f w ean ing a t th is s ta g e .


I f lab o u r i.s limited or outd oor !


delivery se rvice , in trodu c ed in 1961 to p ro v id e peop le sen d in g


T h e P o s t Office re cord ed


im p o r tan t le t te r s an d d ocum en ts with p ro o f o f p o s t in g an d d e liv e r i’ . is now h an d l in g 20 mil­ lion item s a year.


PllbllsIlM Dv PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS liimited. Clitheroc Advertiser and Tlme.<, Market Place. CHtheroe. Tel. 407. And printed ar Nnrthsrate. Blackburn. Tel. S934S. London Office: 27 Tudor Street, S.C.4.


B IR T H S


McN A B .—On March 1. 1965. at Queen.s Park Hospital. Blackburn, now at Brainley Meade. Whalley. to .'Mian and Charlotte inec McFar- lanei a son. Neal Henry. ,5. Ormerod Terraco. Barrow.


E N G A G EM E N T S


WI L SO N - P E A R SO N . — Tlio cncacc- ment is aiinotinccd between Eliza­


beth Anno, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Poar.son. Hydro Lodge. Sawloy. and Joseph Rodney, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . Y. Wilson. 24. Bridge Road Chatburn. —Congratulations from both families.


Lovely 2 bedi'oomed terraced cot- ! ;


s now proceeding a t the above site. i Wo strongly advise you to choose i


will be pleased to give you full • details on request.


W R E A T H S : : B O U Q U E T S C U T F L O W E R S ss P L A N T S


Personal attention given to all orders


Mo rn in g a n d A f t e r n o o n ; Cof fee. T e a a n d B i s c u i t s s e rv e d


JAe JtoAeSiaud 48, PA RSON L A N E , C L IT H E R O E


M EM B E R S OF IN T E B F LO R A ’Phone Clitheroe 183 (Day and Night)


I


w id e a r r a y o f n ew a n d s u p e r b l y f in i s h e d d e s i g n s . F in e n u a l i t y m a t e r i a l s . a n a a t t r a c t i v e l y


c r a f t sm a n s h i p .


MEMORIALS C h o o s e a t F e c i t t ’s f r om a


p r i c e d t o b r i n g y o u o u t ­ s t a n d i n g v a lu e .


FECITT BROS. M O N UM E N T A L M A SO N S


S I N C E 1860


Wl ia l lcy fSew Ro ad BLACKBURN 'P h o n e : 5 1 4 -6 3


( O p e n S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n s ) a c k n o w l e d g m e n t s


C L I F F .— The family of the laic Mr.s. Ada d i l l wisii to thank all i’c:a- livc.s. ii'iona.s and the Whaia ,v XIothcr'.s Union, lor the b e au iu u i floral tributc.s anci kind ines.sugcs oi sympathy. Also the docto:*, matron ana the sta ll of Wiliow House, Nursing Home. .Accrington, lor their kindness and attention.


N E I LD .—Mr.s. Linda Neild itncl lamiiy c.xpress sincere thanks to all relatives, neighbours, Workmatu.>> a t Ribblesdale Cement Work.s, iVir. .liitl Airs. Adderlcy. and all other iru n u s for floral tributc.s reccivea .uid, kindne-s.s shown during their t.nio of sorrow. Al.so special thanks to I^ov. H. D. Chapman, Doctoj's and nurses of E.I. Ward, Queens Park, Hospital and Ward o. Park Lee Hospital, Dr. Al. D. Parker and the di.slrict nursc.s oi Clitheroe for ail 1 their kind attention.


7. Derby Street. Clithcroc.


S IM S .—Tile famil.v of the late AIi.s. Alargarct Sims wish to thank alL rclative.s. friends and neighbours


for their kind expression.^ oi .s.vm- pathy and floral tributes received in their bereavement also the fam­ ily doctor and the Rev. H. D. Chap­ man lor their kindnc.ss. 7. Eastmoor Drive. Clithei'oc.


W A L L B A N K .—Mr. Wallbank and family desire to c.xpress their s in ­ cere thank.s and appreciation to I’elative.s. friend.s and neigiibour.s for expressions of .sympathy .shown, them in their recent .sad bereave­ ment, also for the boautifuf floral tributc.s. Special thanks to Dr. McCrce. for his kind, and unfailing attention. Halsteads. Slaidburn.


B IR T H D A Y M EM O R IE S


BAS K E RV 1 L L E .— Treasured Birthda v memories oi a dear iiu.sba.nd and


father (Harry I 4th March aged 46 years, died December 1. 1964. We think of you in silence. B u t with no outward show. For all the hearts th a t beat sinccriy


Beat silently and low. —Sadly missed by his loving wife Jennie, and dear .sons. Ciraham. Keith and Ian. 6*2, Henthorn Road Clithcroe.


BASKERVILLE. love a dear


March 4th. -Happy and smiling. .■Mways content. Loved and i-espectcd Wherever he went. —From his dear sisters svbil and Vera. brother.s-m-la\v Artiiur and Hari-y and familie.s. Ciitheroc and Whitcfield.


IN M EM O R IAM


C A F F E R Y . — In loving niemorv of Rose. ;t dear wife and mother, ‘died ^.liirch 7. 1963. Loved itnd I’emombcred always. — From husband Tliorna.s " and davightcr Rose.


C H A T B U R N . — Xrca-surecl memories of my dear mother, I^Iargarct Jan e , who died 1 March. 1952. al.so my dear fathei* Richard. who diccl 1st February 1954. also my clear


-Remembering with brother's birthday.


sister Lottie who died 2 Ju ly. 1954. I lost a mother and father with hearts of gold.


How much I mi.s.s them can never be told:


Their equal on eartii would be hard to rind.


Sincere and true in heart anci mind


•—From loving daughte:* Ida. 27. Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


G R E ENWO O D .— In memory of a dear husband John, who passed, away March 10. 1945. Until we meet again. — From hi.s loving wife Maggie.


H O L G A T E ___T rea.sured memorie.s of a dear s is ter Martha Ellen, who passed awa.v March 8. 1964. I t does not ni'cci this special dav To bring you to our minds.


For day.s without a th ought of vmi Are very hard to find. —From Ruth and Billy.


T A T T E R S A L L .—Treasured memorio?i of my dear wife, died March 10. 1964.


I hear her voice in silent hours When the house is very still. And the touch of her unseen hand.


Guiding and helping me sti l l. —Her loving husband. Tom.


T A T T E R S A L L .—Treasured mcmoiirs of a dear mother, died March 10. 1964.


Peacefully i-c.st. dear mother. I t i^4 .sweet to hear your name. In life we loved you dearly. In death, we do the* .same'. —Her loving son and daughtor-in- law. Peter and Elizabeth and grand- chtWren la in and Carol.


i TO M L IN SO N . — Remembering with lo v e a d e a r a u n t .


Slie was a Irioncl to many. Her equals are b u t few. Loved in life and Iivin<5 yet. In the l iearts of tliosc who never forsiet.


—Nellie and Hubei-t.


TOM L IN SO N . — Remembering with love a dear aunt.


Her life was full of kindly deed.s. A helping: hand to all in need.


A beautiful memorv .she loft — bcltind.


Evelyn.


W A LM S L E Y .— In lovinc momorv of a dear husband and fathc:* John, who died 8th March. 1964. —From his wife I^Iarporio and hi.s children. Jo lm . Francis, Marc and their families.


TH .V N K S


NEWTO N IN S T I T U T E C OM M IT T E E dwi.sh to thank everyone who gave esearch.


womvtltm.s. prizes, or* helped in any r ay a t their vflor't lor f'ancer


Sincere and tru e in heart and mind


f u n e r a l s e r v i c e s t a k e s l i t t l e t im e . y e t


P R E -A R R A N G IN G t h e r e f l e c t s a r e a t


w i s d om a n d c o n e id e r a t i o n . Ou r c o u n s e l on t h i s m a t t e r i s a lw a y s a v a i l a b l e .


F SCALES I CUTHEROE 3 4 5


UNERRL SERVICE


B L A O K R l lR N 53911 ACCRINGTON 32641


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