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thing very special and probably starts in the mists of childhood with dolls hou­ ses. Faced with the reality of spending one’s hard saved sixpences, another dimen­ sion comes in. What do you ned. what should you spend, what will you choose?


Take carpets. In our climate ■.' * ’ ' ‘ iV'' : 'y,-'


be without, one—or more, of course. But carpets ore a major purchase not to be undertaken lightly or wan­ tonly anyrnwe than is matii- mony.


carpets and comfort are sjmonjynious. No home should


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All Carpets Fitted by


T. HiATON AND SON ------ Estimates Free ------


Anything goes now!


HAS IT ever occurred to you that you may be a ‘trend-setter’ Instead of a ‘trend-follower? This autumn is a splendid time to prove it, if you are thinking of furnishing your home, or re-decorating part of it. It’s fun—and safe—to be daring now, for no single colour, pattern or stylo is either IN or OUT. Never has it been easier to combine old possessions with new ones. And if you have no heirlooms, “Reproduction”—be it a nistio, stripped pine dresser, Art Nouveau carpet or William Morris wallpapei^is no longer a dirty word. If you prefer a stark, ultra-modern decor it’s equally all right—as long as there are hidden comforts such as warm and soft carpets.


As ai inateoii we don’t need to


be reminded of the advantages of tilose-oarpeb^ floors in our damp and windy island clim­ ate. We use more of them than any other European coirntry and ■


bought about 111 million B Y THE MILE ! > I ^ ^ ' x<"


square yards last year. But the Visual effect, of fitted carpet, or even, a rug or carpet square, on the rest of the furnishing scheme is worth some thought. Remember, the floor is the .largest single decorating area


in aiiy room. While some firms excel in


we buy Dig. very very-big, this


means you get miles more carpet to choose from at p ru ^ as low as only we can afford to make them! C^nuine reductions, 20% to 50% for tliose requiring Good Quality in ____


AXMINSTER. WILTON and INDIAN QUALITIES in all. sizes


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TOP GRADE BODY CARPET in all the latest designs from all the leading manufacturers, fitted with best quality imder-


lay by experts. TAPSILL & WEST The Belmont, Carpet House


57-59, SWADFORD STREET, SKIPTON. Tel: 2960 Also 89, Leeds Road, ■Nelsom^Tel:. 62816’:- BE CARPETWISE — WE SPECIALISE.


- see our WILTON RANGE, twelve modem designs, all


widths available, any length cut, give us a call for personal sendee.


: BBOADLOOM 21, 3, 31, 4 yards wide. Ttiousands of yards


neat, geometric Wiltons and musual iflad.n shades, others produce deUghtful floral AxminsteTS which, are the hall­ mark of traditional, English craftemainshlip.


HINTS A number of manufacturers


' feature monotone and multi­ colour shaggy Axminsters and textured, carved, embossed and


saulptimcd Wffllton carpets. Jtor. instance, a new sculp­ tured design, intended for


.■and 'four narrow and broad- loom, widths. .


■ popular . scroll ’ pattern be widely available in five colours


-modem interiors, has- just, been added to' a Wilton range, and will, together " .with, tiie


• Many firms speoaHsc in rich,


■ Eastern favourites,, and some ’offer vexotic'Westem-ones,“ -


Autumn is carpet time—


come and seeour


show r- An elegant carpet des not


mean that you need be afraid to walk on it. On the contrary, the finer the quality the tougher it is. Woven carpets such as this 'Super Home’ Axminster may not be the cheapest in the shops, but will


turn out the biggest saving in wear and tear and clean­ ing care. Made by Heck- mondwike C a r p e t s , it is g u a r a n t e e d for HEAVY DOMESTIC USE.


You can recognise real


quality In carpets by the way the designs are woven right through the jute and cotton backing. Or simply look for the British Carpet Centre label attached to Axminster and Wilton carpets from many makers who believe in service and value-for-money.


WALTS LTD. 31 CASTLE STREET


CLITHEROE Tel. 3136 Axniinster and Wilton keep the looks they were born with How


to choose the right carpet


If your carpets lead a full family life—mud, pipe


■ ash, children-choose a carpet that you can be sure will lead a long and handsome life. Buy an Axminster or Wilton, When they have the British Carpet Centre


label on the back it is your guarantee that the carpets will keep the looks they were born with.


BRITISH CARPET CENTRE


AXMINSTER ordemetticuia ‘


Estimates without oblisation REFITTED


AND CLEANED


the carpet if you are tmiiish- ing from scratch is a good one to follow. But, before you start exploring the possibili­ ties in the cornucopia the car­ pet manufacturea's offer you, you’ll need to do some home­ work. caioice has never been wider,, nor colours more attrac­ tive and designs range from pure and plain, through “Turkey" trad to pretty and


The rnaxim of starting with pop.. ADVICE


a good selection of carpets to choose from. But no retailer can have samples of all the ranges that are available. This is w’hy twenty-three of the top manufacturers of Wil­ ton ahd Axmlnster carpets have joined together to offer you, the customer, a unique service. , . The British Carpet Ceaitre at Dorland House, Lower Regent Street, London, S.W.I.—just a step from Pic­ cadilly Oireus. You can ask them for advice by letter, and


Your local retailer will have telephone, or go there in per­


a.m. till 6 p.m every day exc^t for Thm'sdays when it remains open till 7 p.m. and Saturdays when it closes at 1 p.m. Visitors come to the Centre


from all over the coimtiy, and many bring samples of wallpaper, paints, cimtadns and


upholstery . . . SAMPLES


room has that rare and neces­ sary asset—daylight for coloiu’ matcliing. Here you can put on the floor for comparison all the caipet samples you. have selected. And — help indeed — each


and paitterned carpet samples, most of them himg on help- yoiuself racks. For anyone with unusual colour prefei’- ences—and prepared to wait the weaving time—there are boxes of coloured tufts to choose their own colom'-way. The long first floor show­


There are some 3,000 plain


son. The Centre is open from 10


public places—such as hotels, shops, hairdressers, palaces, offices, theatres, aiiports.


COLOUR


Caipet Centre labelling system, decide where the car­


Wdtia the help of this British


living rooms ta.ke a beating in their domestic life so you must choose a carpet of the right classification — e.g. Heavy Domestic. In bedrooms you probably walk around bare­ foot as often as shoed—and for some eight hours d o ^ walk there at all—so a L i ^ or Medium Domestic quality


pet is to go. Hall and stairs and family


/or medium contract use; Luxury domestic and/or heavy contract use. Contact means all kinds o f .


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FITTED CARPETS


FROM 21/6 TO 82/6 SQ. YD.


ESTIMATES WTTH PLEASURE G— O— O


W. B. CHRISTY


20 WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE Tel: 3387


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Ample parking space by our premises.


COUNCIL AFFAIRS NEWSLEITER


FOR SABDEN


SABDEN parishioners are to be kepi in touch with wh happens at Parish Council meetings by a summary of


business conducted, which will be displayed in the This was cxne of the deci­


sions taken by the Sabden Parish Council when they met recently, with Coun. H. Brit^ cliffe in the chair. All the councillors were present.


IN THE LIBRARY


a new set of rules drawn up to enable the chairman and clerk to work in closer co-op- erarion. I t was hoped that this would


The decision was among


number or places m , stantly tidv state “


chThis machine had bee,. ased from a pq?.^


authority and the counc?“'“' indebted again to & man for his advice


detag for t-hl^purta^®^ forN"o?e^Lrr‘"®^-««lei


lead to the chairman having a better picture of how deci­ sions taken in council were being implemented. The clerk was to be responsible for the constant ‘filling-in’ and the preparation of the public sum- mairy. I t ■was- hoped that this sum-


£79,0*00 hospital


extension EXTENSIONS costin" dm,- £79,000 will be o m -


maiT could be displayed in the library window, but first permission would have to be obtained from the head libra­ rian. The council could now pro­


will do nicely. Then think about colour schemes. Do, if possible, take samples


Axminster and Wilton Caipet is clearly labelled to tell you what sort of life it can sui‘- vive in good order. The guide-to-use categories are self-explanatory:


Light


domestic, e.g. bedroom usej Medium domestic use; General domestic and/or light con­ tract use; Heavy domestic and


ceed with the car park, hav­ ing reached agreement with the landowners, agents and


of all the different components of your rooms, including paint colours if you can. You cannot buy directly


from the British Carpet Centi-e. You obta.in anything you choose from your local stockist who will he respon­ sible for delivery, and prob­ ably for laying the carpet too if .you are wise; for this is no more a job to do yourself tlian filling your own teeth.


occupiers of the adjacent land Tipping on this land would be stopped Immedlatdy, and the'site was to be filled in pro- periy. Tenders for controlled tipning would be In-vited. I t was also agreed that the


Spend th e d a y w i th us! We don’t mind i f you spend all day picking and choosing


.


We'd like to show you our selection of British Carpet Centre Axminsters and 'Wiltons. They all carry a guar-


• anted label, so you know when you choose one that yom: carpet will keep its good looks. Comeinsoon.


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'among our.carpets, 'With the choice of colours and designs we offer it isn’t easy to make up your mind, hut we can help ‘ you with expert ad'vice. ’


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purpose Uiey are special! . ? signed and include pro®,,’


for post-graduate medical cation. Tire centre comprises a let


ture theatre, demonstraS suite, discussion room, tniM offices, cloakrooms, libraiv classrooms, visiting lectme;; room and a kitchenette '“


owners of the adjacent hotel sliould be requested to look into the possibility of exteu ding their own parking facili­ ties. A special meeting had been


bui-n and district group bos,T tals. Mr. W. E. -Woolley, cS


REGIONAL CHAIRMAN The centre will serve B'at'-


man of the management com. mittee, will accept the build®,


held with residents of Gard­ ener’s ROW’ concerning bound­ ary posts on the children's playing field fronting the row, Agreements with the land- owners’ agents had been rea­ ched and the posts could now be erected on a bounda-iy agreed 'with the residents. This ■work would proceed as quickly as possible.


CAUSE ^ CONCERN


housing estate was in pool- condition and the contractors w'ere to be asked to put this in order-. A break in the river wall on


A footpath through the new


on the committee's behal after the official openin- b- Mr. Prank Gibson, chatei of the planning and deve’et ment committee of the M


Chester Regional Hosn'itai Board.


at,


mony will include Dr, j. Sale®, the board’s Deputy Senior Administrative Medical O Dr. P. D. Moss, post-giadt


Guests at Tuesday's ceie- fScer.


ate clinical tutor, will propcs; the vote of thanks to Hr. Gi son. seconded by Mr. S, Riel;, ards, chief nursing officer."


\VhaUey Road was causing conceni and the L.C.C. were to be asked to fence this until .such time that repairs could be effected. The-street lighting was dis­


Parish church harvest


HAR'VEST festhm! serriceia; Clitheroe Parish Church w


cussed and the erratic main­ tenance sendee of the council- owned lights.


of Parish Councils on October 17.


liappy position, of owning grass cutting -machine which ■would enable it to keep


corded to Coun. Brifoliffe for cutting , the gi-ass on the children’s playing field. The council -were now in the


well attended at the weekend when the church was decora­ ted wit'r vegetables, frui, at-i flowers


ere


tend the annual general, meet­ ing of the Lancs. Association


Three councillors would at­ A vote of thanks, wa.s re­


gether with Guides and Brownies.


parishioners to.


the vicar the Rev. J. C. Hud­ son .and curate, -the Rev. P. Grierson. During the f.uraily .service


Services were conducted br


was the Vicar of Downhsnt Canon Victor 'Wlhtsey.


ALL READY FOR METHODIST


YOUTH FESTIVAL


MiANY young people , from Clitheroe and several sunoundi; villages 'Will be. taking .part in tire Clitheroe Methodist, Ck- cult’s Ninth- Festival of Youth which starts on Monday ar.d ends next Saturday. I t is being staged in Trinity


schcxjlroom, Clitheroe, and will be opened by Mr. J. S. B. Boyce, chief education officer of Lancashire. On Monday there is elocu­


WILTON •tvydsmittieiri*


tion and-dramatisation; Tues­ day, boys' and girls’ solos, junior choir and Bible read­ ing; Thursday, piano recorder and violin; Friday, religious knowledge quiz and. on S.at- urday, there is the grand concert of finalists and the presentation of cups and cer­ tificates. ..


QUIZ


The guarantee label also tells you what type of wear the carpet is made for, so you can select the one that fits your needs exactly. Choosing a carpetthis way can save you a lot of money.


S o look fo r a retailer w ith th e B.C.C. sign he has.the best selection of carpets and will give you really professional advice.


Send now for our free booklet To the British Carpet Centre, Dorland House, 14 Lower ■Regent Street, London S.W.1. Please send me a copy of "How to choose the tight carpet"


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Our new Autumn range of British Carpet Centre Axminsters and Wiltons is here now, all the latest colours and patterns. But we know when you buy a carpet, looks are not enough, so v/e are proud of the guarantee label on our BCC Axminsters and Wiltons. It assures you that your new carpet will keep the


good looks you’ bought it tor.


FINE FURNITURE 40, YORK STREET, CLITHEROE - Tel: 3191


SOUTHWORTHS AxmiBsterand Wilton keep the looks they wereborn with


under eight to 21 an dthe Methodist.Churches which arc represented include Trinity, 'Whalley, ■'Waddlngton, Chat- bum, Grindleton, Slaidbum. Low Moor-and Paythome.


religious knowledge quiz are junior ones representing Chat- burn, Grindleton, 'Waddington and Trinity Churches.


Teams taking part in the


poetty and'hymn composition, handwriting, poster design, art map drawing, photography, dressmaking, embroidery, cro­ chet or tatting and knitting.


The classes Include ones for


also be exhibited as will cookery, hobbies, which include stamp collecting, woodwork and decorative lettering.


Soft toys or feltwork will I! wiuroM


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These are manufacturers who.are entitled ' tp use the’B.C.C. guarantee label:


BrintonsLtd. Broadloom Carpets Ltd.


' Carpet Manufacturing.Co. Ltd.


Chlidema Carpet Co. Ltd. John.CrossIey & SonsLtd. Empire' CarfietiCo.' Ltd.’ . ' Firth Carpets'Ltd.


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Gilt Edge'Carpets : Gloucester Carpet Co, Ltd. Grays Carpets Ltd. Heckmondwike Carpets Ltd.


Wm. Hill (Kidderminster) Ltd, Hugh Mackey & Co. Ltd. , Mercia Weavers Ltd. Mihster.Carpet Co. Ltd. . Quayle Carpets Ltd. I: &-C. Steele'& Co, Ltd. ■ V A; F/Stqddardi&'Co.'Ltd.' JamesTempleton &';Co. Ltd. John Thornton & Co. Ltd. Victoria Carpet Co. Ltd. Henry Widnell & Stewart Ltd. Wilton Royal Carpets Ltd.


Axminster and Wilton keep the looks theywereborn with


Hi'ese are ^tenrick* Calvert, Paythome, .'J^y..' Kay. Chat- bum, and Keith Underwood, 'Waddington, , air of whom are in th e'12; to ’-14 age . group.


CHOIRS.


David Calvert,' Richard As­ quith and Noimaii Calvert, are entering in the crochet or tatting class. They are in the nine iand'under age grpup.


Three boys from Paythome,


burn, Waddiiigton and Trinity are taking part In.-: that, sec­


Jun-ior -Phodxs 'from' Cliat-


tion ori •Tuesday,'-- and. in ; the' dramatisation class; on. Mon­ day the teams! are trorn tow Moor, Waddingtbn- andTrinity Brownie. Pack,-. :


every evening from 6.0 p.m. until.6.25,p.m.,.wfien’ adjudica­


Exhibits vrill be ,on view


There are several boys com­ peting in the cookery class.


dramatisa'tion, Mrs. M- Sai®. of Clitheroe: solos, cho3 and Bible reading. Mr- C- ‘■ Hitchon. of Cliheroe, aa the Rev. L. Robins, of Bilan?- ton: piano, and recorCk violin, Mrs. B. 'Winnaid '• Gisbum: religious kno«',eC|:'


tion takes place, and after the judging. Judges are; elocution a®


quiz. Mr. H. Jones, gn'r master.


the trouhies is Mr. T- and the cups and certlii»® will be presented by tti® w j


The evalu.ator of niart ,»


G. H. Rajmor, North Lai® shire District chairman act


Entrants ages vary from Mirs. Raynor.


Prepare for war on germs


HYGIENE is UPP«’'®®LS people’s minds at tbe me®


with sewage etc. striking all over the W


try.


known steriliser have ^ some good n^ivice to *


■bottles, squash cans, newspapers and "'riP ■ scraps.


hold a months just a week’s --


strikes or no. A normal-sized


reduce the danger of m s insects the dustbin shorid ^


To help prevent o f jjj ,


solution of one oggonpi sodium hypochlorite st to a gallon of tater-


, Apply it with a ejfh ferably, sprinkle it 01 'bin.with a 'watering ea


U Treat both the. solution.


ie outside of the bin , , , , jif'


chelp to stop the bin J-ji-tioJ coming a soiu’ce o f ‘‘ and rid It of unP®®'.


a. rose attachment or a and- plastic pump spr )• Tills treatment " ‘‘ if


'smells. jji thorougWy oleansed w ^ ^ ^ .A company making a , . ,,-j.


wives on treating /I,,, bins and keeping health


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ards at bay. lb’s ®dv'« ^ should apply at all n®


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in the morning, chiidiea brought fruit .and flower; which were later distribut'd to the sick and elderly in tie paa-ish. The preacher at even-onr


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