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We are always interested in buying old bears
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STAFF at the “Clith- eroe Advertiser and Times” are proud to be associated with the King Street area of
dozed their way into high streets nationwide, but Clitheroe has managed to keep the majority at bay, producing a mixed bag of shopping to suit every purse. King Street is home to
has been a resident in the street for 30 years and, prior to that, was promin ently housed in Market Place. Multi-nationals have bull
in specialists and we are delighted to be part of it. Your weekly newspaper
town. It is an area specialising
shop whose praises have been sung far and wide and
story in the best traditions, started by a Ribble Valley- resident in her own home and expanded through mail order and craft fairs to such an extent that demand led to the ojiening of a central shop. Byrne’s is a family wine
delightful shop crammed floor to ceiling with furry- cuddly creatures, whose relations made such an impact on p ro p r ie to r Suzanne Charles that they managed to take over her home and now her shop. Sara’s is a local success
just such a mix. Dawson's is the largest independent old-fashioned ironmonger’s store in the area. Ribble Valley Bears is a
another specialist ready and waiting to ensure that Rib-
Meringue — the cafe whose cakes were featured in ’The Riff Raff Element” and where you can enjoy refreshments six days a week, even on the tradi tional Wednesday afternoon half-day closing. Orchard Bridal Designs is
tainly, as Fiona Beckett of "The Times” said: "a decent b u tc h e r ’s . ” We would describe it in more glowing terms, with cheerful staff, display units packed with fresh goods and customer service a hallmark, which obviously pays dividends. Then there is Apricot
guide to a good vintage worth having. Harrison and Kerr is cer
listed prominently in any
birthdays, anniversaries and Christmas, this is a shop which has saved m
tomers flocking from miles around to iieruse the vast collection of quality lingerie, swimwear and hosiery. At
a Kibble Valley man looking any
inqiortaiit jiart of the sport ing equipment scene, with proprietor Nick Bailey also a involved with many of the
for a sjiecial present for his wife. N..J.B. Sports is now an
stacked with jars and trays of toffee.-., sweets, choco lates and gifts, is a shop few
for many years and is one of a disappearing breed of women's clothes shops, stocking something for everyone in a range of sizes, with much of the stock made here in England. The Chocolate Box.
newcomer to King Street, hut with quality clothing in a spacious environment it is already making a mark on the fashion scene. .Jackie's lias been in town
rea’s organisations. Oasis is another relative
ORCHID BRIDAL DESIGNS
F O R S O C IE T Y B R ID E S a n d C O U N T R Y W E D D IN G S
We are pleased to present our collection o f
individually designed, hand-made gowns for
brides and bridesmaids, a l l ; made in our Clitlieroe
studio at affordable prices
Come and see which styles flatter you most - then have your dream dress designed and made by us
silks - embroidered satins - organzas and genuine antique lace.
from a vast selection of fabrics and laces, all in slock including pure
etc., - and hand dye and trim satin shoes to match.
We also slock headdresses, veils,
and Cocktail Wear - samples now in stock - also Christening Robes.
We also specialise in Ball Gowns
Call in and see us or call in for evening appointment.
ST, CLITHEROE. Tel: 2 8 0 7 8
\ °Pcn Mon- to Sat. 1(1 a.m. — 5 p.m. Closed all day Wed. , Evening appointments available
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IRONMONGERY & TOOLS Extension 206
GIFTS & GARDEN FURNITURE Extension 207
^ v s v , AT your service in King Street, the '’Advertiscrlmd Times” staff DAWSONS THE DEPARTMENT STORE
WE RE ONLY A PHONE CAM AWAY
shop is a palace of a place, witli carpets, curtains, beds, suites, soft furnish ings: in fact everything for the Kibble Valley home at ti competitive price. ^
ran resist. .Sowerluitts’ furniture
Rovers, tile Clarets, Man chester ! hiited or any major
If you support Blackburn
football team at home and away, then M. Hartley and Son’s sportswear is the place to go.
need of reru-wai but your hank account says “no!
EXCESS CURTAINS
SECOND HAND QUALITY CURTAINS
A b ro a d r a n g e , m a n y from f am o u s d e s ig n s
ALSO ... Fabric off the roll.
A complete curtain making service. Footstools
3 1 K IN G .S T R E E T S
Y ; ' C U T H E R t S im ^ T e l: 0 2 0 0 - 4 4 3 8 3 8 * 5
«• i If your curtains are in B Tl
best m designer wear for their big day. County Vogue has cus-
hie Valley brides have the
beautiful jewcllet place fo broochi porcelair On to Norweb ture the goods, ; prices a in techni Thres
range c wine an' opens ui special t worth lo Bast,
then lool tains. Th of windo1 patterns For af
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