Ciitherpe shops ,


popular


CLITHEROE, is-still a firm favourite with many shop-


• persi despite massive town' c e n t re redevelopment in places such.'as Blackburn and Burnley.


Chief Executive Officer


, s t a t i s t , i c s a v n i l a b l c , Clithcroc compared .very


Mr Michael Jackson told the Ribblc Valley Council’s Planning Committee that, according to the most recent


, well ^to other East Lanca­ shire shopping centres.,


Vandals run riot at the Castle


WVRECKING-SPREE by vandals.in the grounds of Clitheroe Castle has cost the local authority hundreds


mole of the latest addition to the Peugeot 'leiucomer cairies the title of the Peugoet iilive saloon with a thoroughbred pcdig- iich Peugeot is justifiably proud and oiie 'll be proud to own. I t embodies quality % and the list of luxuries included is


ar which The firm takes a pride ini is sub- its product and by the samel


,s check token you can be proud to | possess a Peugeot.


of pounds in recent weeks. ---------------- Appealing to the public to


Clitheroe teacher’s new job


clitheroe man Mr Keith Panler has been appointed headmaster of Burnley Gram­ mar School. The post is sub­ ject to confirmation, but Mr Panter (47), of Brungerlcy Avenue, expects to take up his appointment in the New Year. Mr Panter formerly taught at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School forBoys for 14 years. He was senior his­ tory master when he left in 1967 to become deputy head master at Burnley. He will succeed Mr Noel


Stokes, who has been head­ master for 14 years. Mr Panler is married,' with two (laughlcr.s.


News in Brief


CLITHEROE Golf Club’s now lady captain is Mrs Kath­ leen Aspinall, of Venture


Villa, Clitheroe. She succeeds Mrs. W. R,


ircclorMrJohnHeyworlh


: Hindis. Mrs Aspinall was in-tailed at the club’s annual meeting at which Mrs Hindle presented the prizes won by nmhers during her year of tfiice. She also welcomed Mrs I B. Day as lady captain (! 'l.


Oliicers re-elected were: JfeC. M. Hindlo (secretary),


irl Mrs F. F. Howarth (com- luition secretary). Mrs R. E. ford was elected treasurer, I’d Mrs A. W. Huddleston


, fills the remaining vacancy on ' tke committee. Mrs L. Ash- «orth and Miss K. M. Wilkin­ son retired from the com­ mittee.


........ I I I !" IIII M I mM' 11 "


A COFFEE evening organ­ ised by Calderstones League «( Friends in the hospital recreation hall on Friday raised just over £90 for Teague funds. The cake, plant and white elephant stalls were patronised by 300 people — patients, staff and members of the public. Competition "inners were Mr N. Griffin (fruit basket), Mr J.Biilington (food parcel). Miss L.Llvesey (coffee table) and Mrs P. Cowan (plant).


tOItWAItD at Clithcroo Auction on Monday were 16B fat cattle,


help stamp out vandalism, the Ribble Valley Council’s (jhief Technical Officeij Mr Dennis Black, told the Recreation and Leisure Committee that over the past few months 100 panes of glass had been smashed in the greenhouses at the Castle.


Statues had been pushed


over and broken, bowling greens used, as racetracks by cyclists, fences pulled down, graffiti scrawled over the summer house and the playing field rocking horse seriously damaged.


for replacement materials and a further £200 for labour. The police have been told but the Castle is a very difficult place to supervise," said Mr Black.


C o u n . R o n n ie T odd


(Clitheroe) was sure a small nucleus of wreckers Were responsible. The public should help with all information poss­ ible. Coun. William Bowker


(Wilpshire) called for a united effort by the council and police to catch the vandals. “And when caught, they


should be hauled before the courts and given the max­ imum possible sentence. “They need hitting where it


hurts — in their pockets. If th ey , are children th e ir parents will have to pay. Then we might see some degree of responsibility.” ( idun. William Taylor


(Clitheroe) said: “Responsible citizens must realise that it was not a shameful thing to give evidence.”


Every penny counts


’THE Ladies Evening Fel­ lowship at Whailcy Method­ ist Church has had many projects in its time — buying hymn books and carpets for the church to name but two.


Now, with all efforts con­


centrated on the renovation of th e loos in Whailcy Meth o d is t School, every penny counts . . . and the result, of a coffee evening which added another £67 to th e fund is particularly, gratifying. The event, organised by


four Fellowship members — Mrs J. Fell, Mrs F. Barrott, Mrs, H . Holt and Mrs E. Ornicrod — was held at Mrs F e l l’s home in Limcficld A v e n u e , W h a i lc y , ' on


4SLV6


b'crage £18.46); medium to £18.30 017.71): lightweight'lieifera to U’i.W (£17.13); medium to £17.60 1116.9.1). Calf iiulls made to £22.90 (tlO.H'l); top i|uality fat cows to tl6-!>0 (£10.31); others to £13.90 (M.7t).


111 ewes and 1,189 Iambs. Ughtweicht steers made to £20


Light lamb.-! made to 37'/f:p (Sl.Op); "'.rfium to 38p (35.35p). Half-bred


e«ca made to £11.80 (£8.25); homed 1» £8.89 (£6.90).


"ith representatives from “fganisations in the 'Whalley .rca attended a shrieval ser- in honour of the High


leaders of county, district parish councils together


Monday. Helpers and a couple of


husbands were on hand to make and serve coffee and attend to the washing up, and visitors were able to buy dried flower arrangements, produce, soft toys and other handicrafts from the stall,


“It has,cost the council £200


A T E R — WELLS


Clerical assistant Miss Ann


Wells and shop manager Mr Frank William Slater, both of Clitheroe, wore married at St Paul’s Church, Low Moor.- The bridegroom is the


younger son of Mr and Mrs R. G. Slater, of Shireburn Av­ enue, and the bride is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J. H. Wells, of West Viewd-


' The bride, given away by her father,' wore a gown' of white figured satin brocade trimmed with white lace. She had a short veil and carried a spray of pink and white silk flowers.


Bridesmaids Lynette Wells, , ,


the bride’s sister, and Julie Wells, the bride’s niece, 'wore dresses of green wild silk trimmed with white lace. They had silver and white crocheted Juliet caps and carried pink and white silk Victorian posies. . Best man was Mr Derrick


.’ A su rv e y h a d 's h ow n Clithcroe’s total sales tur­ nover in 1971 as being £4,793,000, a 112 per cent increase on the £2,259,000 total of 10 year- c - r "—


In comparison Black­


burn s trade has increased by only of per cent from £20 million to £31 million, and Burnley'S increase is 55 per cent (£15> million to.£23 million). These figures do n o t tak e in f la t io n into account.


'■ C l i t h c r o c h a s a l s o


attracted a large number of shoppers from other areas, probably, said Mr Jackson,' because of its comparative lack o f departmental-type stores and its good parking facilities.


Gladys has


something to sing about


Thomas Hartley (cousin). Groomsman was Mr Alan Wells (bride’s brother) and ushers were Mr Ian Slater (bride^oom’s brother) and Mr John' Wells' (bride’s


brother). ' The vicar, the Rev. A ,


Paul’s Church Hall, the couple left for a Lake District honey­


Hunt, conducted the service and Mr G. Sweet was or­ ganist. After a reception at St


moon. They will live in Burnley. Photograph: Clayton, Great


Harwood.


A BILLINGTON woman who continued raising and breed­ ing her husband’s canaries


. after his death 18 m,onths ago won 10 prizes at the Preston Cage Bird Society’s show on Saturday.' Mrs Gladys Embley, of


Calder Avenue, who bred all 12 birds she entered,' surpas­ sed herself, and the experts, with her success. She won two firsts, four seconds and three third prizes and also scooped the cup for the best in show. Mrs Embley has 40 canaries


another £20


which have been bred mainly for sale. She is looking for­ ward to entering the next show in December.


Bcouts conquer Three Peaks


A PARTY of seven Venture Scouts and one potential ' recruit had good 'weather, for a Three Peaks walk. I


Two of them, Andrew Pol-'


lard and David Berryman, of Read, completed the ivalk in seven and a half hours in pre­ paration for the master’s hike, a 42-mile competition walk tor ■Venture Scouts and Guides on November 1st. The party travelled in the


Venture Scout van, driven by unit chairman John Lord (18),


Ramblers see best


CLITHEROE Naturalists went off the beaten trat:k' oil Thursday with an illustrated talk on the Lake District by Mr Tom Scott, showing the varying si:asons in the area


over the years., Mr Scott, of Waddington,


demonstrated the contrast between the Lake District the' tourist sees from his car with th at seen by the rambler, whose freedom to explore opens wider horizons and grandeur all about him,. . Mr B. Sharpies proposed a


vote of thanks to Mr Scott for his lecture, the first of a fort­ nightly series in the winter


programme.


SNOOKER Roberts, in form


WADDINGTOhrS two teams head Clithoroo and District' Snooker League with four matches played. Top spot goes to the B side with 45


Rosscndalc Schoolboys 2,. Ribblc Valley Schoolboys 6.


points compared to tho A side’s 37, Waddington B 9, Police 5; Uiming-


lon 4, Waddington A XO; Fondle Club


•■inei iff of Lancashire, Major' basil Greenwood. The .service was conducted hy his chaplain, the Rev. R.


'm!


Lhurch on Sunday. After the WMce about 69 children from


3t Whalley Parish


Ij'hc £u,.Jay school lined the \(totrance to the school hall "here M.njor and Mrs Green- “00(1 gave a reception for the '0 guests.


: «r Island at the top of the *^iSNEY’s spectacu-


. 'Pr a at the Civic Hall next '■ock stars Donald Sinden. It


ocounts the exploits of


P E U G E O T The better made pertomiance uir


aaventurors who visit the roof the world in an airship.


'ur° ?“ PPorting film , s "innie the Pooh and Tiger


JlhTY members of Edisford adies’ Club had. an instruc-


i.- ^ 504 Estate


67 cu. ft. load space 1411 lbs capacity


10,' Social Club 4; Billington B 11, Consorvativo A 3, Conservative B 6, Biltington AS.


Waddlnglon B 413, Police 411. ■


A. Wilkinson 94, L. McEntco 68; J. Lawson 75, T. Swift 75; I. Wadding­ ton 68, F. Booth 95; T. H. Walmslcy 78, N. Crawshaw 74; B. Phillips 59,


•J. Criffiths 75; J. Crowthor 79, B. Altham 54.


431. D. Packer 06, T. Makinson 70; B. Walmsloy 68, J. Wooff 79; .1. Spencer 47, F. Coar 84; J; Hacking ; OS', 3. Herd 74;, O. Loilgo 64, S. ,


Kimington 402, Waddington A . .


- Hatton 69; D. Seed 61, S. Cox 50. Pendio Club .151, Social Club


. Billington B 493, Conservative A


432. J. Knowles 60, E. Horsfiold 92; J. Donaghy 61, D. Blacklock 70; H. Wilkinson 80, J. Morrison 67; T. Howarth 63, W. Knowles 7.3; C. Bailey 72, J. Slater 07; L. Edwards 96, C. Hinks 57.


3'368. D. Stewart 71, G. Ireland 71; E. Brown 101, M. Haslam 69; J. Bolton


61, G, Burgess 69; J. W6d 77, W., Lewis 67; B. Thompson 78, R. Lawson 55; P. Bradley. 105, A.-


Johnson 47. Conservative 11431* IJillington A , ...... . .


:187. J. Braithwaito 61, B. Loo 66; G. Dinsduio 09. Bohinson 39; R. Parker 07. M. Altkcn 69: D. Nuttali 02,' B. Rouse 81; F. McNab 07, T. Warden 72; A. McNab 82, C.,'


live evening when they vis- ‘£<1 Nelson and Colne College w a hairdressing and make-


"Memonatration by thehair- iressing department, and sev etal of them were able'.to


™ke appointments at the col- We.- Mrs P, Gower gave the


" ‘0 of thanks.


.-■Bntcliffe 67..-,....... v' The following additional league


■registrations, have been approved; ' Social Club — J. Moirlson (26), J. ;


. Oeldard (20), 1. Rinks (26). ■ Club: secretaries/ are;, again rev j


quested to .submit score ante as;, early as possible. No cards; have-


Great Harwood Lilierais... ,v . '


been received ,;for. the following!; games pisybd lastThursdsy: Caldcr-.;,


A FINE display of cohesivo team-'


work coupled with tho four-goal f Iro power of Billington's Norman RoberU gave Ribble Valley a con- vincing victory over Rossondalo in this English Schools FA Trophy Sec­ ond Round replay.


Tho first holt belonged to Rossen- d.alo,whoso tight marking and accu-


, ■


'rato passing gave them the edge. Ribble Volley took a surprise lead through Wriglcy, but goals from


Hoyle in 20 minutes, and Clawson, from the spot, put Rossondalo In a well-deserved lead., ..


Just before tho interval,Roberts grabbed a fine chance and shot tho


.


Valley level. ■ The goal must have boosted tho


tcamfor in-tho second period they look unbcaUblo. Roberts, tho target


man, accepted a stream of accurate halls from his team mates and oul-


■ paced the Rosscndalo defence to add three goals in' the-space of 10..


' After 82 minutes Wngley added . another to secure a 6-2 victoiy Md give Rihblc Vafloy the chance to play


minutes. ■ • •


' in a home tic against Manchest'^r, In . the next round, which promises to be


^ Ribbir Vnlicy: Winckley (Ribb),. Durban (Ribb), Norman (CRGb),..


.


of Peel Street, Clitheroe. At the Pen-y-Ghent cate in Hor- ton-in-Ribblesdale, they clocked out, ueing a card and | an old factory clock. The summit of Pen-y-Ghent |


was reached 55 minutes later. Here the party split up, John I Lord and unit secretary Ian M o r r iso n , of Mayf ield Avenue, Clitheroe, retracing their steps to Horton to collect |


the van. The rest continued across I


country, reaching Ribblehead ne ar ly two hours la te r . Andrew and David went] ahead, leaving Roger Thorn- ber, Stephen Maudsley, David Kenyon and Duncaii Eglin, of SS Mary’s and Paul’s Scouts, to take the walk at a more | leisurely pace.


. They climbed ''Whernside fairly quickly and were able to' trot down to th e ' Hill' Inn, Chapel-le-Dale, in under two ]


hours. Ingleborough,:,the highest!


■of the peaks, was disposed of in aW t an hour and it only remained to walk or run down to Horton to “clock in” at the cafe. Minutes behind Andrew and David came 'Venture Scout leader Dr G. Hampson, [ with his dog Kim.


D e f e n s i v e lapse


Grindicton 0, Skipton L.M.S. 1


In a fiercely contested first half I Grindteton w'crc unlucky to bo losing at half time. They had done most of the attacking, but fell behind when their defence made its only slip of | the game.


- Grindlcton fought hard to i


equalise, but Skipton defended well and at times threatened to add to i


their lead. In the last 16 minutes a deter­


mined assault on the Skipton goal failed, and tho visitors now go i through to the Craven Cup second i


-round. - Grindlcton: Parkinson (D), Hold- 1


ing, JoTies, Cowell, Seed, Powell, I Newhousc, 'Turner, Cowking, Par- l kinson (G), Clayton. Sub: Reed.


; Rimington i; fight hard


' Rimington 1, Earby 2.


RIMINGTON put up a good fight I ' but found Earby, who'play in the


. premier division of the Craven League, just that little bit to good . when the teams met.In tho Craven


Priitt (Ribb),. Carter (St Augua- ^ lino’s), Thompson (St Aug^Unc 8), AVrieloy (St Augustine’s), Keighley . (CR(iS), Hardman (CRGS), Roberts (Ribb), Burgess (St,. Augustine’s).^,


^Sub: Cookson (St Augustine s). ^ ^


'READ, nevreoBieH'to lhe Mcvnd.; division hf the Ribble. VaBey Foot*' ball League, lead by two point* over j


iNLEAD^'^


atones v Chstburn, British Legion Vs; ;;


i'MIll and Grindloton; each with clght j .vUslng this alojm to ndyan^^^^ I»ints and a gime in hand


■


Cup at the weekend. ■ It'Was a competitive and at times


very hard match ivltli both teams playing .well.:.Earby went ahead after half and hour with a superb ■ header but. it .was net long before


(' Rimington equalised.. Keith Johnson latched on to a loose ball and follow^ -Ing d quick inWrchnnge with Faw-


chid-'' - they t“rn®4 round and.it waa not


V Icnging; areCaldoralones; Spring j / Until . Into In the game that, Earby, _ from a eorncr, ^ i


' eott cooly lobbdd theliall over the "advancing koopor. Tlie: sides; were atlll'Ievel. wlicnt


SALE TiMESt 3 SPECIAL


EVENING SALES


MONDAY, WED., THURS. & FRIDAY 6 p.m. —8 p.m.


ONE W/B I RADIOS


MOULINEX


complete with battery and


earphones Cl .75


n vow /B RADIOS,


I complete with battery and earphones C4.99


AC/DC . MAINS/


BATTERY RADIOS C7.95


AM/FM


RADIOS C9.95


. CLOCK/ RADIO


E8.95 PUSH­


BUTTON


CAR RADIOS £11.95


e-TRACK


[CAR STEREO £15.95


MAINS/


BATTERY CASSETTE RECORDER £14.95


CASSETTE/ RADIO


£39.50


HAIR DRIERS £4.99


ELECTRIC IRONS ■


£ 3 .9 9 PHILIPS ELECThiC


BLANKETS £7.99


ENDURA BATTERY


CHARGERS £4.99


REMINGTON ELECTRIC SHAVERS


£8.95 SWISS


ELECTRIC SHAVERS


£3.95


SOLDERING IRONS


£1.50


DIGITAL CLOCK RADIOS


£17.95 STEREO


HEADPHONES £2.95


KYOTO MUSIC CENTRE


’ AM/FM stereo '


. Radio/Auto Record r Player, B.S.R. deck and 8-track, with


matching speakers. £125


CARLTONE STEREO RADIO


and 8-track with matching ‘ speakers, , r ■


£69.50


SALE ( AT# Telephone 34584


» a


ELECTRIC CAR •


AERIALS £7.95


GENT’S


HANKIES, One Doz. £1


ALARM


CLOCKS £1.75


TRAVEL ALARMS


£2.50


3-PIECE PAN SETS, Enamel on steel.


£5,95


NON-STICK FRYING


, PANS . £1


STAINLESS STEEL TEA SETS £5.95


BATHROOM SCALES


£1.95


UMBRELLAS £1


LADIES’ FOLDING


DING-DONG DOOR


CHIMES £1.65


C.90 BLANK TAPES


45p


DIGITAL' CLOCKS £7,95


GENTS’ SWISS


WATCHES


(Strap Extra)' £2.95


BOYS’ WATCHES


(Strap extra) £2.95


LADIES’


COCKTAIL WATCHES


(Strap extra) £4.95


GIRLS’ WATCHES.


(Strap extra) £4.50


DIGITAL


WATCHES £5.95


17-JEWELGEirTS' OMAXOAY/DATE AUTOMATIC ' WATCH wnTH: MATCHING BRACELET


V C2s.es GAS


CIGARETTE LIGHTERS ' £1.50


ELECTRIC CIG.


LIGHTERS £3.95


PYREXTEA SETS


£2.95


TELESCOPIC CAR


AERIALS £1.25


NON-STICK PAN SETS


£1.95


FLANELETTE ' PILLOW CASES, pair '.£1 ■


€ 10,000 OVER LEATHER


JACKETS& COATS


TO CLEAR


MANUFACTURER’S CLEARANCE


^ CHILDREN’S SIMULATED


160NLY


Quilted lining (ur collar and ‘ cuffs


FUR'CO'ATS


Sizes 20ln.’— 32ln. - Silly Price £5.99


TOYSSTOYS! TOYS!


BOOKS, GAMES, ADVENTURE KITS, TEDDY . BEARS, etc.


All slashed prices


. Whitewood Furniture 4


ONE ONLY


BEDROOM UNIT Va PRICE


(Demonstration Unit)


DRAWERS, UNITS^ ■. etc.


2 0% OF F LIST t


KiTCHENBASE UNITS


> 5 only to clear.,. 31%In. long.


. £12


GOLF B ALLS. Dozen £1.99 '


24-PIECE SOCKET


SETS, m.m. sizes


£12.95


5-PIECE KITCHEN


KNIFE SETS £1.75


3-tlerCAKE STANDS


£1.99 FOOD


SLICERS 1 £3.99


24-PIECE STAINLESS STEEL


CANTEEN OF CUTLERY


£2.99 ^ 1 £7.95


CANTEEN OF •CUTLERY


STAINLESS V STEEL. ■


44-PIECE


. , ,-GENTS’ ■ NYLON ‘ ;


SHIRTS, sizes 14V4 — 17


TOILETRIES US Spray Talc... 40p


Sunsilk Hair Spray..... . 33p


Egg and Lemon Shampoo.i..... 12p


Kleenex Tissues.........25p


Green Spirit Toothpaste.,.....9p


Aquafresh Toothpaste, two for..............19Vip


Sunlight Washing Up Liquid......26p


Drive Washing Powder.......37*/2p


Dettol......... Z V h p


Efferdent Tablets, giant size......3Sp


STARTS TOMORROW SATURDAY AT 10 a.m. SATURDAY


MONDAY 4 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY


•ti


10 a.m. — 12-30 p.m.; 1-30 p.m.i 10 a.m.—-12-30 p.m.; 1-30 p.m. , CLOSED


■5 p.m. I 5 p.m. I


'k S


THURSDAY I. 10 a.m. — 12-30 p.m.; 1-30 p.m. — 5 p.m. I FRIDAY '


10 a.m. — 12-30 p.m.; 1-30 p.m. — 5-0 p.m. 10 a.m. — 12-30 p.m.; 1-30 — 5 p.m. ' 8 f t X 4ft WALLBOARDS


(8 shades to choose from) from £ 2 b5 0


WALLPAPER


4 litre White Emulsion..... £1 Crown Woodchip 49p Crown Gloss, Va litre ...77p Dulux Gloss, Vz litre ...82p OVER 5,000 ROLLS


WALLPAPER 1/2 PRICE VYMURAS& CROWN VINYLS TO CLEAR £1 ROLL


PAINT & SINGLE CONTINENTAL


STYLE QUILTS £4.95


DOUBLE


CONTINENTAL STYLE QUILTS £5.95


E.P.N.S.


GOBLETS £2.95


BINOCULARS £12.95


10X50


KITCHEN SCALES


£2.50 ;i! .ni RING


SPANNER SETS


£1.99


SINGLE NYLON SHEETS


£2.50- Palr


DOUBLE NYLON


: PAIR £3.50


SHEETS,


CO-CO DOOR MATS


El


FOLDING KITCHEN STOOLS


£1.75


CELLULAR COT


BLANKETS £1


DOUBLE


BELLALARM CLOCKS


£2.75


LARGETOOL BOXES £3.50


LADIES’ & GENTS’


AUTOMATIC UMBRELLAS


£1


ELECTRIC KETTLES £5.95


HAND


TOWELS, two for


Cl


BLANKETS Cl


SINGLE ■


ONE FOOT B CEILING in TILES, per100 H £1.90 B


ROSSLITE B RIO


£1.45 B B


ELECTRIC B LIGHT m


V A L E B B LOW -


LAM P S , H


Inc. gas refill H


£1.95 B m


GOOD as new products were sold for a few pence at a former motor showroom in Clitheroe on Saturday.


. But anyone looking for lOur-wneeiBQ uargam wuum have been disappointed for the “products”; comprised clo­ thing , books, and general bric-a-brac, and the sale was in aid of the Garstang Leonard Cheshire Home.


Members of the home s


Clitheroe. and District Sup­ port Group organised the two- day sale which opened on Fri- ' day in the old Castle Street motor showrooms.


■ More than £300 was raised


at the event — one of two the group stage annually to boost the home’s funds.


Members served behind the . stalls and were particularly


busy on the first morning as those with an eye for: a bar- ■


g a in c row d ed in to the- building.


' ■ ' : - . Many headed for a stall run


by Miss Shirley Candiland, of the home, who sold Christmas cards.


more re la x in g time on November 12th when the group’s annual meeting takes


Members should have a :


■place a t' 22 Green Drive, 'Clitheroe — home of secret­ ary Mrs T. Harrison,' -The


(organisers will be pleased to see anyone.


Pictured looking good as


new in the showrooms are: Mrs Harrison, Mrs K. B.ald- win, Mrs D. Shaw (chairman), Mrs J. Pyatt (social secret­ ary;, Mrs E. Drew, Mrs M. Davies, Mrs M. Robinson


HIGHFIELD RD ■ t CLITHEROE -


■' Open Mon.-Sat : rio-ao - s-rao ■


Late night Thurs.. (till 7 pm)


Closed all day Wed Open all day Sat.


Branches at Railway Rd, Ch or le y ; Ormond St, Bury..


THE STAFFSHOf *Aixt ;..lh


M: m


r A . c 4


Full range of curtains Including velours — end.of famous mall


■order'ranges and slight seconds SPECIAL OFFER this month


ds a manufacturers clearance sale of perfect merchandise— atlessthantradeprices.


(o.g.NVLON VELVETS IromCSo pair) , ' ' ‘ Save EEs at


FITTINGS, ALL CUT gl PRICE B


G E R F L E X


. i F LO O R T IL E S 9 9 p sq. yard


PAINT


ROLLER & TRAY


95p


. Large Selection of


M IR R O R S from


1 E 1 .S O t


3-LEVEL IRONING BOARDS


£2.25


CAR RADIOS, complete with


fittings ' - £7.95


BATHROOM CABINETS


CB.9S ^


H ^


'll I .V'


FLUOURES- era CENT , m FITTINGS g|


4ft & 5ft H


' ^tom B £4.50 • B


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TILES, each ifl l i p


TWO FOOT B CEILING K


M


V M n . , 2V5in. & Ws 4ln. COVING H8


IN STOCK B All Va Price H


BIRTHDAY B CARDS H


> VALOR 1 1 PARAFFIN 1 B 1 HEATERS f 1 ^ Rec. PrIce.El 9.95' f f l


: Sale Pri ce 'B m


Ss BULL ST Contimans


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