Clitheroe 22324 (Ed 1 Advertising feature 10 Cidhcroe Advertiser and Times, October doth, 19Sj Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)_


PROCTOR | WILKINSC St James’s


Clitheroe, was the on Saturday for thl ding of Mr Martin 11 and Miss Ann Wilkil The bridegroom T


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JUST one of the many room settings on display — but you don’t have to buy everything!


tBeds from £49 to


Amazingly most beds you buy today are little different in terms o f design and structure from the bed bought 30 years ago.


So, it is with great excitement that Corts have


been chosen as the specialist stockist o f the new “Super Sleeper" from Silentnight.


A completely new construction in mattress design that offers you the “ Ideal support system".


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Call in at Corts, watch a demonstration o f this advanced bed and try it for yourself.


THE IDEAL SUPPORT SYSTEM FROM SILENTNIGHT -H


he super sleeper (A


Ev ery ten years you should be considering a new bed, and more and more people are finding use fo r the extra storage now available, built into most ranges.


Layezee is one o f the best respected names in bedding and Corts stock a fully comprehensive


selection.


SHO PP IN G suites, beds, small items of furni­ ture has been given a new and exciting look by the long-estab­ lished local firm of Cort’s. The firm has just opened a lavish showroom which sets the pace in furniture retailing for the whole


fo r or even


area! Upholstery is one of


the most important fea­ tures of the furnishings in any home — and great care has been taken to display suites, beds and accessories in carefully designed room settings in the spacious surroundings o f the firm’s large, airy pre­ mises in Parker Lane,


Burnley. Shoppers from miles


around are already flock­ ing to browse at leisure among a wide range of goods in a variety of styles and price ranges, all offering' excellent value for money. There is plenty of op­


portunity to visualise how things would look in your own home. And plenty of opportunity to park nearby while you


EXTRA STORAGE, SO IMPORTANT TODA Y


The new display goes hand in hand with sensational value for money and during these re-opening months there are savings on every item, like the £35 on the Silentnight HYPERSTORE.


Don’t miss this opportunity. [SAVE £ 3 5 o p e n in g £ 1 4 5 E S


BIG SAVINGS ON EVERY ITEM DURING THE OPENING MONTHS.


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Ev ery type o f bed is on display at Corts, singles, double, king size and storage. The range is vast. Try one against another, ask for , advice from the salesforce, they’ ll tell you all there is to know.


shop. Indeed, it is worth a visit even if you have no purchase in mind, be­ cause no one has ever put on such a carefully co-ordinated display for miles around. It is an exhibition of the best in contemporary and tradi­ tional home furnishings. The lavishly refur­


bished showroom is just past the Thompson Centre on the opposite side of . the road and is open from 9 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Monday to Friday, with late night opening until 8 p.m. on Wednes­ days and half day closing on'Tuesdays. On the ground floor —


a comprenensive range of suites, and accessories


stunningly displayed in painstakingly-designed room settings showing both the beauty of the furniture and the co-or­ dination possibilities. Part suites or even


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single items can be purchased, as the tickets


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make clear. And upstairs — just


as big a range, but this time of beds and acces­


sories, including the latest in such specialities as children’s bedroom suites and orthopaedic


beds. It is probably the roomiest bed showroom


you have ever seen — Cort’s knew that most had a “ pile ’em high” atmosphere and was de­ termined to offer cus­ tomers a new approach! A visit to the Parker


Lane showroom is a must for every family and Cort’s has made it so attractive because: • The firm is very price conscious and is deter­ mined to beat other fur­ niture shop p r ice s. Selective buying based on long ex p e r ien ce helps, and so does keep­ ing overheads down by having such a big display on the fringe of the town centre rather than


in the middle.


BEDS by the score — just one part of the big display at the Parker Lane shoivroom


quality there as ------ well. less!


• Knowledge of custom­ ers’ preferences and ideas nelp Cort’s offer a balanced range, both in price and design, right from the traditional to


the very modern. But there is always


something just a bit dif­ ferent at Cort’s, with a wide range of colour and style. And don’t forget to ask about the firm’s


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value is plain to see in every item. The firm’s reputation cannot afford


instant credit scheme and its free delivery service.


Prices for a complete


suite range from £399 to £1,500, with beds from £50 to £600. But the showroom has lots of smaller items, such as occasional tables, orna­ ments chosen by the careful eye of Mrs Caro­ lyn Cort, who has added the feminine touch to the displays, mirrors of all shapes and sizes, and pictures, many of which | would make ideal Christ­ mas presents.


A great offer


AND if you want a new suite for Christmas, order now because: Cort’s can guarantee you £30 on your old suite in part-exchange or up to £30 worth oj co­


ordinated accessories. There is a free luxury velour headboard with every


single or double beef purchased plus some very special money saving opening offers.


An unrivalle f i f e


DON’T forget — Cort’s is a firm of very experienced home furnishers, with an unrivalled reputation for in- tegrity and service, a solid family tradition and three showrooms with specialist staff to sene you well. “Our new look at Parker Lane has


already attracted a tremendous re- sponse from the public — hundreds o f people have been delighted with what thev have seen,” says Mr Philip Cort, the third generation of the family to head the business. “We are very grateful for the loyalty • of customers at our former store in Scotland Road, Nelson. They are now coming down the motorway to Burnley. And customers are coming on the motorway from the other


direction as well! “ Guests from manufacturers o f


our goods have hailed the Parker


Lane showrooms as the finest dis­ play o f beds and suites that they know of. They are proud to have their products presented to custom­ ers in such a setting,” says Mr Cort. _ Cort’s other Burnley store is at b


St James’s Street, where there are wide ranges o f Schreiber furniture and fitted bedrooms, backed up as one would expect with professional design and fitting sendees. You can see the 1985 look in kitchens, for instance. Telephone Burnley 27148. And when it comes to floor cover­


ings, the long standing phrase “ Cort’s for carpets” means more than ever before, with all the latest ideas for every room in the house. Quality, style and colour can be found in abundance at the firm s speciality shop at 35 Scotland Road, Nelson, telephone Nelson 64391.


A RANGE OFBEA UTIFIJL CO-ORDINATED PRINTS , ' v ?» >« ?a ■ ,-xsv * ■ * M WINNER OF THE SHOWPIECE OF THE YEAR BY FRAY LING


Every suite selected for quality and value


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youngest son of l| Mrs K. Proctor, Park Close, Clitl and the bride, at I clerk, is the ; daughter of Mr a I A. Wilkinson, of Ci| Road, Clitheroe. The bride, give!


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by her father, worl length gown of 11 ham lace, featul mandarin collar, cummerbund ami train. Her short held in place] diamante tiara el carried a bouquetl flowers in autumn I trimmed with gohl and lace.


I Bridesmaids Mil


Hooley and Miss T Sedgwick wore ftl saffron dresses I with satin ribbo| had headdresses silk flowers and! posies of flower:] to the bride’s. Best. man wail


Proctor, the bricl brother, grooms* Mr D. Ashton arf were Mr C. Asl Mr A. Sedgwick. The ceremony


formed by the R> Woodhouse. A reception w;


the Stirk Hou? Gisbum. ' The couple arc!


Clitheroe. Photography


Studios, Moors.


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THE funeral cl wife Mrs Ruth 1 who with heil pioneered dairl in the Ribbll during the seel war, takes plaf side Church on I Mrs Holt, whl


at Dewhursl Langho, for ttf years, spent years at Hid Farm, Tosside.l and her husti belt, were the I area to raiscl cattle.


During herl I


Langho, Mrj native of Rochl ised social ful Wilpshire T played regl Clitheroe Gl where she waj for 20 years. I interests inclul ing, music and! She is survl


husband ami Mary, Margaj and Richard.


14 PIECE RANGE OF TOP QUALITY LEATHER


PLUS CLASSICS AND TRADITI0NALS


Typical of Corts amazing vaiue the Marqius 3-piece suite v -V 1- ' 1


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YOU CAN GET UP WITH US KIRK


SCAFFOU&UD ••iife.v POSTURE SPRINGING FROM SLUMBERLAND


EXCITING CHILDRENS fu rn itu r e


Furniture new to Corts, skillfully designed so that


every inch is put to full use. Ev erything is just the right height for both mums and


kiddies.


Your children will love the Mobus


colle c t ion. . • nnd so will you, with its modern appearance


and its good solid quality.


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— OR TAKE YOUR


CHANCES. . .


IT’S BETTER TO PLAY SAFE BY PHONING-


KIRK PARKROAD, PADIHAM


SCAFFOLDS LTD ,k on


INSTANT CREDIT _ FREE DELIVERY £1,000 INSTANT CREDIT


FREE LUXURY YELOUR Ask for details


FREE LOCAL DELIVERY including Clithoroe and district area.


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PADIHAM 74011


Ask for details E OAE


HEADBOARD WITH EVERY BED


£30 GUARANTEED FOR YOUR OLD SUITE WHEN YOU BUY A NEW 3-PIECE SUITE


OR £30 FREE CO-ORDINATED ACCESSORIES WITH EVERY 3-PIECE SUITE


YOU COULD ALREADY HAVE WON £ 5 0 BRING IN YOUR CORTS MAILING, This week is yo u r last chance • . Gross 1


£ effectiJ * interest


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TODAY and! Heyes Cheif Lane, will be I 30 p.m. Surl Castle Street! p.m. MondaT until 6-30 p.ni


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