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4 Clilhcroc Advertiser and Times, September 4,1970


KA YDEEBOOKSHOP 26 Moor Lane,Clitheroe Tel.2698


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NOW THAT OUR EXTENSIVE MODERNISATION PROGRAMME HAS BEEN COMPLETED WE WISH TO THANK YOU. THE PUBLIC OF CLITHEROE AND THE RIBBLE VALLEY FOR YOUR SUPPORT DURING THE PAST 25 YEARS.


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WE TRUST THAT OUR EFFORTS TO PROVIDE AN EVEN BETTER SERVICE IN MORE PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS WILL MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL. IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE OUR AIM TO PROVIDE GOODS OF THE BEST POSSIBLE QUALITY, VALUE AND VARIETY. THE FOLLOWING LIST OF SOME OF OUR NATIONALLY KNOWN SUPPLIERS MAY HELP TO DEMONSTRATE THIS FACT.


FOUNTAIN AND BALL PENS PARKER, SHEAFFER, PAPERMATE, PLATIGNUM,


BIRO, OSMIROID.


SCHOLASTIC AND DRAWING MATERIALS HELIX, ROLTNX, THORNTON, U.N.O., BERRICK BROS, JAKAR.


JIG-SAW PUZZLES WADDTNGTONS, VICTORY, ARROW, TOWER PRESS.


OFFICE STATIONERY GUILDHALL, CHALLENGE, REXEL, VELOS, STEPHENS, COLUMBIA.


DIARIES LETTS. COLLINS. SMITHS.


TOYS CORGI, MATCHBOX, MERIT,


WENDY BOSTON, AIRFIX, BAMBOLA


OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT IS IN CONSTANT TOUCH WITH ALL BRITISH ' I f / ' ! : ' ; I.


COMMERCIAL PUBLISHERS AND WE ALWAYS CARRY THOUSANDS OF TITLES IN STOCK.


FINALLY WE WOULD LIKE TO EMPHASISE THAT OUR UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN’S BOOKS, TOYS, GAMES AND ARTISTS’ MATERIAL


!>• A . P IS OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND LOOKOUT BELOW: ITS AVALANCHE!, AYalancheisagreatfamilygame


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from Parker. You just drop the marbles into the rack and start the landslide which could win you the game. O r lose it! Takes a little luck and a lot of skill!


order NOW from


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Farewell to the King PIERRE


w 7 : i r ;.7 , i AND BEST WISHES '] ! U . ■


On the recent modernisation of KAYDEE BOOKSHOP from


SCHOENDORFFER


An enthralling novel set in the jungle of wartime Borneo. “Magnificent. . . this is a novel that leaves reverberations with the reader” Publishers Weekly


30s COLLINS PARKER ball-pens


Each has the exclusive texlured, porous point lor smooth even writing mid needs a refill only about *•■"* -


year. Choice oM point sizes and 4 ink colours


Th e new 'Flighter’ Encased in gleaming stain- less steel—a bali-pcn you will use with pride.


The'T-Ball Special'


In a choice cr 6 colours this handsome ball-pen lias a stainless sled cap.


'e also sleek maldi'ng ball-pens and I . . .


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ROMANCE — SCIENCE FICTION — BY —


Joyce Stranger, Catherine Cookson, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke, John Creascy, Mickey Spillanc, Lohsang Rainpa, John Steinbeck,


J. T. Edson, Francis Parkinson Keyes. and many other Famous Authors


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( Fascination is two games in one! Triple maze on one side of the board, circle maze on the other. Guide the ball-bearings through the maze — winner gets a blue or red light on the special Fascination tower! ' Takes a steady hand and cool nerves.


KAYDEE CHILDRENS DEPT. OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND


rATV LD. • IIICUTW • CSUO . UO T N H THAT’S THE NAME O f THE GAME.


See this and hundreds more exciting Toys and Games in the


KAYDEE BOOKSHOP 26 Moor Lane, Clithcroe


ARROW BOOKS CONGRATULATE THE


KAYDEE BOOKSHOP


ON THEIR FINE NEW PREMISES


We advise all in the Clitheroe District to call and see for themselves.


NOTE THE SPECIAL SECTION


OF ARROW PAPERBACKS Featuring Robert Neill’s “Mist Over Pendle” and “Witch Bane” at 5!- each.


Our authors also include


Dennis Wheatley, Netta Muskett, Barbara Garlland, Denise Robins, Frank Slaughter, Lillian Beckwith.


THE HUTCHINSON* PUBLISHING GROUP ALL COLOUR PAPER-BACKS


For people of all ages who want to know more about the world, or who need more information about their hobby or interest. For school children and students looking for extra material. Over 50 titles in print and many more to come, clear text, full colour illustrations. Incredible value at only—


6/- THE MOTORISTS TOURING MAPS & GAZETTEER


Clear casy-to-rcad maps covering all the British Isles with town plans and full index. Completely up-to-date including Clitlieroc By-Pass


25/- your


Your fountain pen, a personal friend in constant use, deserves to be in perfect condition.We offer you prompt and experi repair service(ai manufadurer's prices, of course) by pen mechanics who have been . trained by The Parker Pen Company. ■


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As specialists In writing instru­ ments wc carry .a varied selec­ tion of pens. , pencils and ballpoints. Come and see . the fabulous- Parker ; 61/65... and examine our range of! models if you wish. Prices from as little as-17/-.


KAYDEE BOOKSHOP 26 Moor Lane,


Clitheroe Tel. 2698 \ THE CRYING GAME


This is. John B« :ne^ , best book since Room \


at the Top’. Set in the neurotic, orotic world Pt nastier journalism, prom­ iscuous public relations, the expense account..* it is beyond question a very good read. ®r


FROM


For the pick of the paper­ backs lookto PAN whether


your choice is Romances, Crime, Thrillers, War, Science Fiction, Ghost and Horror or West­ erns you're sure to


Willi your oilier


Christmas Games


K A YD E E BOOKSHOP 26 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE


Collins National


Decimal Reckoner With the advent of British decimalisation everyone will find this reckoner indispensable. 832 pages n x 4f


ISs For Children What do People


do all Day? RICHARD SCARRY


Uproarious pictures andt descriptions of animals at work in Busytown by the world famous author/ illustrator.


18s AIL COLOUR COOK BOOK


A treasury of splendid recipes, all created by experts, streamlined to save the busy housewife time and trouble in the kitchen. Each of the 336 recipes is accompanied by a colour photograph showing how the dish should look—


25/- GUIDE TO BIRDS OF BRITAIN & EUROPE


Provides both the nature lover and the serious ornithologist with a fully illustrated identilicaton guide. 320 pages colour 25/-


throughout- MY FIRST COLOUR ENCYCLOPAEDIA


The ideal lirsl reference hook for Children of 5 years old and onwards. Over 400 entries explain facts that children want to know about the world they live in. 380 pages in colour— 25/-


BUILDING WORK and


STEEL WORK at the


KAYDEE BDOKSHOP was carried out by


TOM JACKSON Builder and Contractor


MARTIN TOP COTTAGE RIMINGTON


Tel: Gisburn 430 o---------o---------o


FOR YOUR NEXT CONVERSION CONSULT US


KAYDEE


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m' ^ " •• mm One of the attractive displays in the book department.


HAMLYN PUBLISHING GROUP


PERSONAL STATIONERY JOHN DICKINSON’S, SPICERS, WAVERLEY, WALDORF.


GREETING CARDS MEDICI, SOCIETY, HALLMARK, GORDON FRASER. ROYLE, CLASSIC, J. ARTHUR DIXON.


GAMES WADDINGTONS, SPEARS,


DENYS FISHER, IDEAL, PALITOY.


ART MATERIALS ROWNEY, WINSOR & NEWTON, REEVES


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KAYDEE ■ THE SHOP WITH THE !


Children have their own special displays of


books, toys and games.


it one of Clitheroe’s most modern shops, Kaydee came into exis­


tence nearly 25 years ago, when the premises were bought by Mrs. Kathleen H. Bulcock, a member of a well-known Clitheroe family, and Miss Doris M. Brocklcy.


Their initials provide


the shop’s name. In those days, the busi­


wife, Betty, took* over the business in 1955 when Mr. Dewhurst was 23, and they have been the owners ever


ness was just one small shop but later, tliey bought the shop . next door—a tobacconist and stationer— and made a way through a wall to join the two. Mr Roy Dewhurst and his


since. Gradual building up and extension of business has re-


A 4Ximes, trade


Seature.


and walls have been knocked down, increasing the selling space from around 950 square feet to some 1,600 square feet. The ground floor is open


suited in the recent modern­ isation project. The shop has been enlarged


Kaydee Bookshop in to line with the 70s and ha i t


Extensive renovations and alterations have bro /m ia i-Ap r ’U f l i r t i -A A c m n e f m n / lo cM /A .____


. „ ind as such undertakes ’t m


also arranged in the an" betical order of author/ te


any particular book. The books lhemsoivc,


^ itevyn easier


Jlance if a'certain •CCat there.


entered the book shon y ness only about r> t ”"*


When Mr. Dewhurst -


shelf space was alionta 6 paperbacks but now


demand has increis-,1 1 rapidly that in the


paperbacks occupy moretv*' 200 feet of sivicc 7n \ adults' section alone r"


POPULAR


course, still popular and good range is offered '


ba One particular type of w Hard back books atP ..


books which mainly daiT subjects like art, an tW ar, guns.


ck that sells well in cift? croc is the more evnens1 and lavishly illustrated law­


aimed at selling at le^t, 25s. book on a Saturday \’-- ho finds it commonphre -- make such a sale—


school books for special - ders. Many of the schools -.re committed to county cotfn'c tors but Kaydee can obtain any book individually.


day are prepared to pm- 5-. guineas or more for n boo’- The Knydec also dc 1


CHARTER


plan with the book, greeting cards and stationery depart­ ments clearly defined. Strip lighting and large


played in large shelves sep­ arated into the different pub­ lishers, making it easy to find


plate glass windows make the place light and airy, and the floors are carpeted. Paper-back books are dis­


and Mrs. Dewhurst is -the manager. It is also a charter book-


worth, one of Accrington's leading bookshops, and this means that any stock at th» Accrington shop is also avail­ able to Clitheroe at 24 hoins notice. Kaydee is the head office


Just over a year aeo t|- Dewhurst took over W


ariilc- peopl» tj. At one time. Mr. Dcwhur t — book k ad;


O b ta in any book in print. toa°,e charter bookseller I was createa about five


;« * £ « ago by the Booksellers'


I ^ b e c om e a member, shops h ‘0 to satisfy many stnn- h7 t conditions including


- tcavdec complies v ith all Mhc nece ;ary regulations and


v..:in<, a certain quantity ?nd range of stock, reference facilities and staff training.^


*rlitheroe is one of the smal- towns in the British Isles


.lock of 10.000 books in stock. * ThC stationery department


*0 have a charter bookshop. There is always a minimum


also has its own office station- ' „ section, where most | things needed by an office arc available.


Anything that is not in _


stock can be obtained very quickly.


SELECTION


, In ordinary stationer!', 1 i Kavdee- carries a good selec- Ition of boxed notepaper and ■ 1 envelopes, which are avail-


1 able all the year round. 1 The extensive ranee of


\t ings card manufacturers take -i -aiec space so that a shop | cards on sale made by


, -meetings cards is a result s "r yir= Deavhurst’s method of S o c k i g Very often, greet-


- Ho'i'ever, Mrs. Dewhurst I jhn*: consistently refused to I | dkg part in stock control I I schemes, preferring to select 1 | ail the cards individually


I perhaps only three or four | manufacturers.


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1 exclusive ideas, j Bearing in mind the torch- I light procession and Castlel


* from the country’s leading L manufacturers including the I


| smaller firms with interesting f


j carnival goods are on sale. I i Deep freezing foods has be-1 i come popular recently anc I | Kaydee has a wide range oil > things necessary for deepj


J There have been various! j developments in the station-! ery field and . the Kaydee ha.J kept abreast of them.


| pers and bags and variou j ' containers.


THE LAST WOR3


and RENDERING WORK Kaydee Bookshop


at the


ALL ELECTRIC. AND


tvas carried out by


W. MUTTER Telephone Padiliam 72343


146 WHALLEY ROAD, READ.


in connect modern


KAYDEE jvas c;|


F.N. Brit CASTLEGA1


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Don’t be caught ol your Guimiess Bo«l Beano anti Blue Ptl


TOMORROW J


-fete tomorrow, a large selec-| tlon of paper hats and other I


j freezing: special tapes foil sealing the packages; wrap-1


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