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: 6 Clilhcroc Advertiser ancl Times, May 23rd, 1074 SUCCESS TO Qwhs&mss from HATS BY


OLD-ESTABLISHED FIRM'S NEW LEASE OF LIFE


MAKING alterations is a routine task at any ladies’ outfitters. But at the long-established Clitheroe business of Grimshaw’s Ladies’ Wear, alterations of a rather important nature have Just been completed—to the shop


itself. And, say proprietors Mr


John Robinson and his wife, Margaret, the refit means a new lease of life for the Castle Street busi­ ness that first came into being in the town 55 years ago.


ARCHWAYS Regular customers, who


knew the handily-situa­ ted shop before its recent transformation


c a m e


about, will be Impressed even before they enter the premises. Gone is the original double frontage and in its place an attrac­ tive arcade, extending 10 feet into the shop and ensuring that there is as much, if not more, window


A/ways making fashion news Congratulations from


display space, as there used to be.


Once inside, the customer


will find that the shop is, as before, on two levels. But both the ground floor and first


fl o or


have changed almost be­ yond recognition. Down­


stairs. three smaller


rooms have been attrac­ tively converted into a


large shop area. Although created dur­


ing the modernisation, at­ tractive archways in this part of the premises pro­ vide evidence of the building’s age. For they have been formed from stone walls that are three-feet wide. Said Mr Robinson: “The shop is very old. We don’t know just how old but the al­ terations have revealed that the premises are built 011 the same outcrop of rock as the castle.


“ While wishing to


modernise the premises completely, every effort has been made to retain their character." he added. Upstairs, for example.


where similar alterations have been carried out an interesting oak beam was discovered during roof repairs.


GOOD


“ It was simply a tree trunk—unprepared and W the bark still intact. This


has been incorporated in tl,e new decor, " It was in a good state


of preservation as were the smaller Joists, clearly made from branches of the tree— which shows the building goes back many years." s


Other finds have included


an old iron fireplace com­ plete with side boiler and oven, discovered behind a false partition but unfor­ tunately in too poor a state of repair to preserve, and an ancient bath fashioned in glazed sandstone.


The building also possesses a stable and cobbled court­


yard as further proof of its age. Founder of the business


wa.s Mrs Robinsons mother Mrs Eveline Gnmsliaw lvho now lives at her daughter and son-in-laws Clitheroe


G r i m g itU


home. Although no longer actively involved in the business, she still shows a lively interest.


Mrs Grlmshaw set up


shop in 1919 in premises in Wellgate. Moving to Church Street three years later, she staved there for more than 40 years before transferring to Castle street in 1964.


LOYAL


Mrs Robinson now runs the shop with tile help of a loyal staff of five, who have


been with the business for many years. The overall conversion


plan was Mr and Mrs Robin­ son’s own idea and was im­ plemented by local architect Mr Alwyn Jackson.


Said Mr Robinson: “ We


have the highest admiration for Mr Jackson and the local tradesmen who carried out the work not only for their skill but for their ap­ plication to the job despite the difficulties caused by the recent national emergency.


our appreciation to them and congratulate them on completing the work within the scheduled time.”


> t/ G O Qxms&cuus


34-42 Cleveland Street, London, W1P 5FB.


Telephone 01-636 9966.


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' .V ' „ V : THE new arcade provides plenty o/ space lor attractive displays of clothing and accessories.


ADVERTISING PAYS


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9 CASTLE STREET CLITHEROE


^ Telephone 22293 ^


CONGRATULATIONS TO GRIMSHAWS FROM


Congratulations 3 COATS AND SUITS LIMITED


LONDON WIV 2DX Telephone 01-437 84-32-3-4


are happy and proud to have supplied


QnmsAeuos


with fine clothes for OVER 25 YEARS


* 18 GREAT MARLBOROUGH ST


and Best Wishes for continued success following the modernisation and extension of


E. G r im s h a w L im ite d Ladies' Outfitters


CLITHEROE, LANCASHIRE 9


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WELLS HOUSE,


79 WELLS STREET, LONDON, W1P 3RE Telephone 01-580-4262


JOINERY SHOP


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Compliments from


CALVERLEY


& SM S JOINERS


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THOMAS HEATON & SON


33 ESHTON TERRACE CLITHEROE. Tel 24163


WHO HAD THE PLEASURE OF FITTING THE CARPETS


Please enquire regarding our Carpet Cleaning and Refitting Service


Gxil IJIHiililliiiM^by TRICOVILLE LIMITED


91/93 GREAT PORTLAND STREET


LONDON W.L Tel. 01-580-7137


CHATBURN ROAD


CLITHEROE Tel 23297


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G. D. PORTER 97 WEST VIEW~ CLITHEROE Telephone 23367


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