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WANDERING along Moor Lane without venturing into any of th e shops pro v e s
difficult. "The Times” highlighted
Choice Fruit, the one-stop fruit and vegetable shop featuring delicacies from
T h is S h o e S h o p
... Is not merged in any syndicate or trust in these days of large combines and multiple companies, it is refreshing to learn that this is a privately owned firm, personally managed by the grandson and great granddaughters of the founder of the business. Where the measuring of feet and fitting of children's shoes by fully trained staff is as important to us as it is to you, and your children's feet.
Est 190 0 D. LORD & SON
5 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE Tel. 0 2 0 0 2 2 4 8 8
ELEGANT FASHION ON THREE FLOORS at
V is io n s
call and see our Autumn collections of wedding and occasion wear
FIRST FLOOR
Occasions and millinery GROUND FLOOR
Co-ordinates and separates LOWER GROUND FLOOR
Stunning collection of ball gowns for hire or for sale
Fruit and veg supplied to Hotels Free delivery Exotic fruits a speciality
SOME SUMMER SPECIAL OFFERS STILL AVAILABLE
14 Castlegate, Clitheroe Tel: 0200 28079
9 Moor Lane, Clitheroe
Tel:
( 0 2 0 0 ) 2 3 1 6 3
D & J BROWN
award-winning Kaydee Bookshop; Rebecca’s and
around the world. The reporter missed
SUPERB VARIETY
Castle Antiques, two com pulsive shops for anyone
DESIGNER DRESS AGENCY
Let us sell your nearly new designer clothes for you
Home collection sendee available
Beautiful selection - including Betty Barclay, Laurel, Mondi, Jaeger and other labels
7A CASTLEGATE, CLITHEROE TEL. (0200) 442770
with one foot in the past; leading men’s clothes shop Gentry, soon to be fea tured in the TV series “All Quiet on the Preston Front;” George Thomas, sup plying up-to-the- minute clothing for the '90s man; D. Lord and Son footwear specialists; E. Thomas and Mashiters' bakers’ shops, one on each side of the street — in fact the choice is incredible. Ag ain , a ch e e r fu l
things that matter when shoppers are deciding whether to spend their cash in Clitheroe or ven ture elsewhere. In larger towns, those little things are easily overlooked, sometimes by staff whose interest in their work is primarily the pay packet at the end of the week. In Clitheroe, it is a dif
It is often the little
approach to customer ser vice, advice, enthusiasm, courtesy and friendly staff are the hallmark of Moor Lane traders.
ferent matter. Many of the shops are owned by people whose livelihoods are dependent on their success and it certainly makes a difference. Moor Lane rises up from
th e W h a 11 e y entrance to the Clitheroe Castle side, free on-street park ing on the other. The name of the street comes from the days when the town was surrounded by open moorland in the 18th century.
on one
K o a d town,
superb variety of shops. There is certainly some th in g for e v e r y one; whether motor spares, cards, clothing, china, wool, lighting, food, cos metics or medications. Moor Lane is the place to start.
Today it is home to a
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An excellent selection of Cheeses and Cooked Meats
Chutneys and Preserves
Freshly Baked Bread Dried Fruits
SPECIALITY SANDWICH BOARD
A good range of Teas & Coffee FERGUSONS
Probably the best selection o f freshly made sandwiches in Clitheroe!
• Delivery Service Available • OUTSIDE CATERERS
CARVED BUFFET SPECIALISTS
We caterfor all your needs, be it business or pleasure, at'the room of your choice
ANY DISH MADE TO ORDER Wedding and Celebration Cakes Specialty Made to Order
WOOLCRAFT
20 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE, LANCS.
TeL 22585 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Clitheroe's on/y wool shop, new patterns and new Autumn range of
wools arriving daily.
Children's machine knitted
garments always
available.
Expert advice always on hand
Wellgate Fisheries CONERON&
Jewellery, Glass and Chinafe;, Watch, Clock and Jewellery^; Repairs
l e em ing S . ^ i-"-
Engraving and Trophies^C. •••*
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17 MOOR LANEif:'. CLITHEROE"!®
Tel: 0200 22626
LADIES FASHIONS Sizes 1 0 - 2 4
REDUCTIONS ON SUMMER STOCK
AT JANET'S
Tel. 0200 443383 Open 6 days a week
3 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE
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