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Clithcroe Advertiser &


Times, December 13. 1963 OWE INVITE YOU TO VIEW


A FTNE SELECTION OF GOODS WHICH X MAKE IDEALMAS PRESENTS


SMOKER'S REQUISITES


UR XMAS WINDOW DISPLAY OF ALL


Cigarettes in Xmas packs 25s. 50s. and 100s Cigars and Whiffs in large and small sizes


CIGARETTE CASES. POCKET AND TABLE LIGHTERS. As Musical Cigarette Boxes.


PIl’ES. TOBACCO POUCHES. PIPE RACKS. h Traj.v. Smokers' Knives.


Also Assorted Pottery Animals and National Costume Dolls.


LIQUEUR CHOCOLATES. 3HAYDOCK’S


1 KING ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 339


impracticable. One does not have to be quite so flamboyant about the


“ q n tlic first day of Christinas by true love sent to me . . . ” runs the old carol. The final list after the twelfth day includes a variety of gifts, splendid no doubt, hut rather


SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF PRESENTS


business but buying Christmas presents for friends and relatives can pose a problem.


wayculty is to obtain suggestions by w the “ Advertiser and Times’1 this


advertisements. The advertisement columns of


of newspaper and magazine


A PERSONAL INVITATION FROM


COLEMANS


castle”' STREET CHRISTMAS GIFTS


LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S SHOP May we invite you to come inside and look around for your


PERSONAL GIFTS OR GIFTS FOR THE HOME


LARGE VARIETY IN: UNDERWEAR. SCARVES, KNITWEAR, GLOVES. DRESSING GOWNS. HOSIERY. SETTEE SETS. PILLOW SETS, EIDERDOWNS.


g For instance, television pro­ mrammes provide ideal entertain­ C ent for family gatherings at


presents suitable for a variety of people and next week the selec­ tion will be just as wide.


cnd also kept occupied — if they gan watch their favourite pro­ pramme while the festive tea is


ihere is still time to have a set wnstalled for Christmas. If you ti ant n bettor set. there is still cme to have your present set


repared. t If yon have not got one already


o doubt bo welcome. p Hoys will be particularly


irst time-piece. WIDE CHOICE


I ift of jewellery is sure to please. af it is a question of a gift for n gentleman, then a watch would


hanged.Gif;s for ladies can easily be g found in Clitheroe’s shops. A


gleased to receive a watch as a. mift for it is always a proud f oment when a ix>y is given his


toThere is plenty of choice in mys and any uncle with last- h inute difliculties over a gift for cois favourite nephew or niece o uld do no better than to glance


hristmas. a Children will be delighted —


eek carry many suggestions of


arises.What to buy such people often causes much worry, par­ ticularly when they do not appear to he in need of anything. One way to overcome the diffi­


gifis for the smoker is not so acute as c i g a r e t t e s and tobacco are always accept­ able. It is. however, where non-smokers are concerned that the greatest difficulty


The problem of finding


o our columns. So will most doncerned, there should be no clectric blankets, bathroom scales beeather goods. A brief case would


cglassware, if these items arc garingft© marry will welcome a


here for the buying. p Newly-weds and those pro- inift from the many items listed


arefully handled. t Household gifts of all kinds are


gifficulty in selecting n suitable e ift. To name a few, there, are


ther people. c So far as household items are


ave use for a catchol. g A girl likes to look and feel nhe festive season and she will


arpets and rugs. l Long-lasting gifUs, too. are m appreciated by the business


f hristmas and the needs of the pestive table can be amply sup­


reparations. CMany people enjoy fruit at


no difficulty in finding a gift for r the smoker. Yet there still


worrying if one is not familiar p ith the brand smoked by the


emains the question of brand. wMaking a choice can be a little


tended. c The situation in this respect ahop of a good tobacconists The


oice.


inerson for whom the gift is san be eased by a look round the


you.If there is still doubt over Christmas gifts of any kind, you will Gnd the shopkeepers anxious ch to assist you in making your


VOTING LISTS l in respect of the provisional


on view. a If anyone is wenting to give


ver the wide assortment of toys f present that lasts, they may


dvertisement columns will guide lied.As mentioned earlier, there is


po doubt appreciate the gift of perfume powder or other toilet


h an. while the student would t lamorous particularly during


A “ T R I V I A L


LIT CIGARETTE ROA -THEN FATAL


burn.Mr Holclsworth said that the of car collided with a wall on the


prosecuting, said the proceed­ ings arose from ail accident which occurred at 1-15 a.nt. on Saturday, September 7 on the Gisburn-Burnley Road at Middop when Moran was driving his car towards Gis-


Evans, he pleaded “ Guilty.” Mr. Michael Holdsworth,


Hnvtfside of the road and Mr. Ian O hornfhwaitc, aged 20. of Hrier’s Farm, was thrown out.


vis s Sliaw and P.C. Poole aide <ra$s verge facing Burnley


ited the scene shortly after­ swards The car was on th near­


e inter died from his injuries. P


thwaite. who was suffering from severe head injuries, about 96 feet awa y towards Burnley. Attempts were made to keep him comfortable until the ambulance Bur arrived and he was taken to


nd was extensively damaged. The officers found Hnythorn-


The point where the car col­ alided with the wall was 35 feet Holdsworth.


nley Victoria Hospital.


wav from where Haythorn- thwaite was found, stated Mr.


b The accident occurred on the loftrow cf a hill near a sharp


Mr. Holdsworth said that from hand bend.


examinations carried out by the police it appeared as though the car, after hitting the wall, had been thrown into the air.


rT'r*HE last day for claims to the electoral registration officer


Wists of electors for England and r ales for the 1064 electoral


egister is Monday, December 16. P The lists ore on view at large


offices, and other buildings at which pubic notices are given g All parliamentary and local


■ind it among the selection of wroughb-iron work on sale or in


r eriod February 16. 1964, to Feb­ huary 15. 1965, inclusive, will be i eld on this register, so it is; emportant that everyone who isi


ost Offices, lo c a l authority povernment elections in the


ligible should make sure that! is included.


though the car had landed on its wwo nearside wheels,'* Mr. Holds-


n ••From the condition of the t earside hub caps, it appears as


aorced open sometime during the hccident, and Haythornthwaite


: •leered into the skid, but the car hiurned completely round before


sfter negotiating the bend he The the offside of the road.


“Itting the wall.


car got into a skid. Moran (jou’t rem em b e r nnyilainfr


t Mr. Holdsworth told the Court ahat Moran had elected to make a statement. In it. he said that


ad been thrown out. GOT INTO A SKID


tarted to light a cigarette. oHe felt the car drifting over


enh added. f The nearside door had been


Monday, when Roger W. Moran, a 17-years-old farm worker, working °n f lie r s *arm’ Stansficld Farm, Nappa. near Hellifield was fined £20 and bis licence endorsed for driving without due care and attention. Represented by Mr. J. i


young Paythorne man, Gishum Magistrates beard on " act of negligence ” resulted in the death of a D ACCIDENT


telse about it until I got out of tihe car.” the statement con­


r as missing. I went down the voad and found him on the grass I erge. I could see he was injured. h did net disturb him but covered mim with my jacket. A passing Motorist called for the police,”


nued. w“Suddenly i realised that Ian


ohe disastrous results which can occur through a momentary lack


oran's statement ended. t “It is a terrible example of


f care.” stated Mr. Holdsworth. b Mr. Evans said Moran had


t een driving since May, and in hhat short space of time there dad been no complaint about, his


one time or another had been guilty of lighting a cigarette while driving, but fortunately without the same tragic conse­ quences.


offith doing is lifting his hand a the steering wheel to light d cigarette, and in so doing r rifting to the offside of the toad. It was a trivial, momen­ coary lack of care with tragic a nsequences.” Mr. E v a n s sserted.He said that most drivers. Jit


riving. w“What my client is charged


DRINK DRIVERS NOT THE ONLY MENACE


DRIVERS who drink too much a he roads at Christmas time,


ervices Ltd. mIn a “ Prevent a Black Christ­ Bssue of the company’s staff


Seneral manager of Ribble Motor i as *' appeal in the current,


t are not the only menace on gccording to Mr. George Brook,


his time of year. d Asking Ribblc drivers to be


wulletin he includes pedestrians e ho ovcr-indulge among the t xtra hazards to road safety at


couby vigilant in busy shopping t entres. Mr. Brook points out chat roads as well as pavements


s they board and leave buses. n Mr. Brook adds: “ Ensure that of your family, nor that of any­


p as by avoidable action on your art.*’ mne else, is made a black Christ­


apecially watchful of passengers oeither your Christmas and that


an be crowded with shoppers. s Conductors, he .says, should ly.-


Coneron & Leeming 17-19 MOOR LANE — CLITHEROE


Tel. 626


M a k e i t aO PER A T1VE CHRISTMAS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT


MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE The whole store is overflowing Gift Ideas — don’t wait


Ewbank Sweepers Book Cases Bureaux


Murray Rugs(Assorted Colours) Nylon Rugs


Fireside Chairs Bedside Cabinets


Carpets(All Sizes and Patterns) Door Mats


Bedside Rugs (All Colours)


Plain & Bevelled Mirrors Pictures Plncpies


Sirrom Bedside Tables Sirrom Bedside Stools Decorative Mirrors


Rubber Pillows Sirrom Ottomans


Poker Stands


Various Companion Sets Coal Boxes


Shopping Bags Bathroom Cabinets (Assorted Colours)


TV Stools TV Chairs


Studio Couch Poullcs


Genius Watches Ladies5 Watches Alarm Clocks Travel Alarms


Occasional ‘Fables Tea Trolleys


Pendant Light Fittings Reading Lamps Standard Lamps Record Players Electric Irons


Cigarette Lighters Electric Clocks


Shopping Baskets Electric Blankets ,, Toasters ,, Kettles ,, Fires


„ Shavers


Addis Gift Sets Kitchen Scales Bath Brushes


Chrome Tea Pots


Chrome Codec Percolator Sets—Sauce Pans Milk Pans


Pyrex Ware Bread Bins


Rotist Dishes Cutlery


Convector Healers Bathroom Seales


Brush and Comb Sets Photo Frames


Scatter Cushions Smokers’ Stands Table Mats


Special Offer: Beakers 3 for 2 /1 1 , Wash Leathers 6 /9 , Kitchen Foil 2 /2 ALL GOODS AVAILABLE ON OUR 20 WEEKS CLUB; DIVIDEND PAID ON ALL PURCHASES


Ditnplex Wall Healers Crockery


Bread Boards and Knives Kitchen Drain Racks Household Gloves Clothes Baskets


Vegetable Racks Mixing Bowls Pastry Boards


STRETCH TIGHTS


HOSIERY by MARTIN EMPREX, KEYLINE BONDOR, STOCKLEIGH NYLON HOSIERY, SEAM FREE, DIAMOND MESH, STRETCH AND FULLY FASHIONED


FOR HER


PETTICOATS AND WAISTSLIPS, BRUSHED AND SHEER NYLON NIGHTORESSES HOUSECOATS, BEDJACKETS BED SOCKS, VESTS AND BRIEFS, SLIPPERETTES


until llic last minute, when stocks are depleted and crowds overwhelming — COME NOW!


MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE !i! FOR HER DRESSES, JUMPERS


DRESS SKIRTS, TREWS TIGHTS


HEAD SQUARES


HANDBAGS, UMBRELLAS H TOILET COFFRETS


J FOR HER


EWELLERY, GLOVES ANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.


PEXQUISITE FORM


BRAS and GIRDLES by


LAYTEX, DESBEAU ,TB YOUTHLINES


CHRISTY’S TEA TOWELS


HOUSEHOLD LINENS B SHEETS, BLANKETS RAY CLOTHS


ED SPREADS, TOWELS T SETTEE SETS


FOR HIM


NOTECASES, WALLETS, PURSES CUFF LINKS, BRACES, ETC.


CRAVATS, SCARVES, GLOVES


TIES, SHIRTS, SWEATERS SLIPOVERS, CARDIGANS


Slide Boxes, Flashguns. Projectors, Screens and I


and only a diamond ring can capture this wonderful moment for­ ever. \Ve have a beautiful selection of diamond engagement rings and will be glad to give you any help wc can in choosing your ring.


Engaged at Christmas- a diamond is forever


JSSfk.


See our Extensive Selection of CHINA, GLASSWARE POTTERY NOVELTIES WROUGHT IRON WORK


FANCY GOODS and PICTURES BAXl FIRES ALWAYS IN STOCK


As a lasting present have your floors ‘•MARLEY TILED”


For “DO-IT-YOURSELF” enthusiasts


HARDBOARD at 4j<I. per square foot, cut to size at 6d. per square foot. MINI CASTORS at 19/6 per set. NAILS and SCREWS in all sizes, HAMMERS, PINCERS, SCREW' DRIVERS. PLANES, SPARS, BEADING. TABLE LEGS.


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Choose that Special Gift—from our large selection— Presents suitable for ever7


member of the Family. Christmas Y FOR THE


OUNG ONES TIGHTS, TREWS


SWEATERS, CARDIGANS PETTICOATS, GLOVES BOB HATS & SCOOTER SCARVES, SOX. MITTENS


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