... «Terybody—Nowgll, 78 B»Hord. /~KN BALB.—Wooden BUILDING, (t. 14 eoTerad with Qalranized Bbeeta 9 ft. long. Nenrly new.—H. Holden, Cardigan Arenne. LL SUFrBBBKB from Tapewecm and Threadworml quickly relieved. Paxticnlan free Gocldcn, 466-8, North Church Street ...

... joke did it come irom anyone but statesman of the front rank. No pledge. no paper arrangement, can prevent Germany re-arm and when re-armed attacking. Meanwhile in the Far East Japan, fully informed to the pre-occupation ot post-war Europe, steadilv consolidates ...

... Piwei B°* of only li for knn! H , rhit economy it possible when using the modem Oil Lamp I m for Jl mforemml* in and rural arm. | | TTTTJY __Z Wh^- niuiLl ImUHO bmp I head farm, twwton, m * son, I HeUen> tat anti that gbc* betttt and uses r«r cuthiroe ...

... 31—Thomas Weaver (18), too Mr. and Mrs. W. Weaver, Moss Street. JANUARY. 3—John William Wlnckley (87), 88. St. Paul's Street, Low Moor. B—Miss Ellen Jane (Nellie) Beyet (47), 31, Cardigan Avenue. 4—Levis Birch (82), 1, Walker Street. William Henry Taylor (88) ...

... which Jane Hamer, widow, of Lambeth-street. Blackburn, and her infant daughter. Jennie, claimed damages from John WlUlam Walker, of Cardigan Mount. Kirks tail-road, Leeds, and Thomas Thompson Lever, of Fecltt-brow. Blackbum, who Is Mrs. Hamer’s brother ...

... defeated, there will have to be a radical change in the German outlook if we are not to have another twenty years' armistice. Sir John Reith has clinched the dispute as to whether it is only the rascally gang at the top in Berlin, or the whole German people ...

... Whalley-road. Pendleton. Green. Derek W.. 28, Salthill-road. Wilkinson, James K., Markle Arms Hotel. Coates, Alan, 11, Chatburn-road. Parkinson. Alan. 9, Cardigan-ay. Shore, Sidney. 23, Chatburn-road. Lund, Norman, Pages Farm, High Moor. Critchley, Desmond ...

... Duddle, 9, Woodfield-view Whalley.—John Lloyd Gerrard (24). Priory Lea, Whalley. 14.—Mrs. Ada Bradley (45). 19. Newton-street. Lionel Taylor. Greenside, Chatburn. 15.—William Duerden (78). Thorn street, Sabden. 16.—John Cockshutt (50), 31. The Crescent ...

... Wednesday, September 20th: For Mr. Wm. Robinson. Black House Farm, Dale Head, Slaidburn. Saturday, September 23rd : For Mr. John Hea:on. Longholmc Roe Farm, Sawley. Wednesday, September 27th : For Mr. Rd. Walms:ev, Smithy Farm, Dunsop Bridge, Clitheroe ...

... duties; lodgings found until house becomes vacant.—App.y to E. S. Cornell, Downham Hall Farm, Clitheroe. Tel.: Chatburn 231. LARM WORKER for attested herd wanied; able to drive tractor; live in or out.—Rushton, Buckstall Farm, Waddington, Ctheroe. GOOD Reliable ...

... Edith. John and Millicent. 46, Charlesworth Terrace. Clitheroe. SPEAK.—In loving memory of my dear husband, JOhn Luker Speak, died January 2nd, 1945. It was hard to part with him I loved, But God knew all things best, Held out His loving arms and said ...

... Leghorn& cell ILDR E N'S small-size Wool buyers. Trading Services. The hours of work E . day to L/Cpl. John Di Mr. N.P., of Ashington, only got these V CARDIGANS, Bs. 6d.; 2 coupons. Sheep : 33 h.b. Ewes, 2 and 3 shear, are 47 per week and the present rate of ...