4! 28 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, December 27th, 2007 8 .Valiev And Finally featuring a seasonal look at Valley life


has apparently rocketed skyward by 203% since last Christmas. Not that it is alone - red wine is up 41 % and


cans of lager 24%, although, curiously, they are still cheaper than bottled water! In fact, on average, catering for Christmas has


cost you 6% more than last year. • Averages are wonderful. Did you know that if


you are the average woman you have spent £656 on Christmas this year, but should be relieved because your husband, Mr Average, has had to cough up £756, a 7% increase on 2006? How did we ever manage without those dedi­


cated researchers, whose only desire is to light up our lives over Christmas with everything we preferred not to know! Still, unwilling to settle for the notion that igno­


rance is bliss, I decided to join them and retreat a full century, exploring what was available in those pre-electronic media days of December, 1907. It was, of course, a different world, with one


and a half million people "in service" and, in the 100,000 pubs in England and Wales, the women stashed away in the snug to avoid interfering with the serious drinking that was the preserve of the men.


Unless the women were ladies, in which case


they would be hanging around a different kind of bar, as they hung from the ceiling being squeezed into the corset that would give them the 16in. waist that was all the rage in the early 1900s. No need here for Page Woodcock's famous Wind Pills!


Torture Was this a form of Edwardian torture? Appar­


ently not according to The Medical Battery Com­ pany, with its Harness Electric Corsets. Its adver­ tisement claimed: "The chest is aided in its healthy development',' although there is no men­ tion of how it rearranged the internal organs to accommodate this mighty bust - sorry, dyslexia lures - boost! Bombarded as we are with advertising, at least


we have a degree of sophistication that usually allows us to recognise claims that are outrageous, even in the search for Christmas presents, but a century ago this may not have been the case. The Irish may have been only too happy to


believe that The Doctor's Special Rum was "pre­ scribed by the medical profession" but could any­ one fall for th.e claims that Joy’s cigarettes "cure asthma" or that Whiteway's Woodbine blend dry cider relieved "rheumatism and gout"? Would we invest in a bottle of Mason's wine essence to make "one gallon delicious wine" for children's parties? In pursuit of something more wholesome, I


consulted the Clitheroe Times of December, 1907 to see what was tempting Christmas shoppers in the Ribble Valley. Curiously it'was the newspaper office itself that was the main source of toys, with a special "grand show of dolls',' although Mrs Cheseborough was offering the Ingersoll Crown for only five shillings - "A man’s watch at a boy’s price'.'


One can only guess what was behind the announcement: "The Misses Standen are again showing the usual stock of Xmas novelties"! For adults, Theo Wilson was offering pocket and table cutlery, M. Swinburne had jewellery, clocks,


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watches and silver goods, including electro-plat­ ing, while for that special present with a differ­ ence, the Brownlow Arms was selling 50 tons of horse manure! On the provisions front, it was much more fes­


tive, with W.D. Cunliffe offering the special delights of tinned, bottled and crystallised fruits, as well as figs, dates and raisins, even French and Californian plums, biscuits, jellies and bonbons, and finest smoked Wiltshire home-cured ham. For more meat, Warburton's and Dawson’s


stocked the full Christmas range from hare to pheasant, although poverty may have made Ful- lalove’s Brawn and Beef Stew a more affordable alternative - unless you happened to be an unwary rat. "A few hours after using Rodine Rat Poison, I


found 275 rats. I have been a ratcatcher for 45 years and never saw anything so deadly. Rats like it, eat it and die," stated the advertisement. Otherwise it was business as usual. Funeral


director, J.R Garlick - motto, "At any time at a minute's notice" - perhaps belatedly "takes this opportunity of thanking his customers for past favours’,' before announcing "the finest car hearse in Lancashire -


rubber-tyred." To postpone such a stylish final journey, there


was Zambuk for scalp sores - "Many are the homes made happy by Zambuk','Chas Ford’s Bile Beans "for Xmas biliousness" or Doan’s Backache and Kidney Pills, with their harrowing story of Mrs


Sarah Sarson, who had lost three unborn babies in three years due to dropsy, but, thanks entirely to Doan's, her fourth was born perfectly healthy. Finally, for those in any doubt, there was Dr


Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It was claimed these would cure almost everything, from black­ smiths' backaches to "Ladies Ailments"! However, seasonal pride of place went to


Bracewell's - "Christmas presents in great vari­ ety'.' They not only found Father Christmas living in Ivy Cottage, Moor Lane, but published his salu­ tary letter to local children, including:


"Now my dear boys and girls, I am very sorry


indeed to tell you that after last Christmas, on Thursday, January 3rd, a policeman came and read over a notice telling me I was the cause of a breach of one of your town’s bye-laws, and that if the offence was repeated next Christmas I should be proceeded against, and was signed by the Chief Constable." His offence? Causing litter in the streets - and


rather than face imprisonment, he vowed not to distribute gifts in Clitheroe if children were again careless with their wrapping paper. What a green Santa - and a lesson for us all! So, as we review the excesses or otherwise of.


our own festivities, let us raise a glass to the New Year. And why not - everything else has gone up in the old one!


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■THIS crossword is just for fun - no prizes are given. The solution will be in next month's issue of The Val­ ley.


ACROSS


I. Liquor in the mountains produces exuberance (4,7) 9. Fish could be electrically contained (3) 10. Cat and ten men make decree (9) II. Harass reporters (5) 13. Laconic reference to shape (7) 14. Require the French to irritate (6) 16. Disown peculiar trance (6) . 18. Put lone arrangement down as rich (7)


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19. The French take metal from ancient Rome (5) 20. Eastern country where many produce eggs - material for cookers (5,4) 21. Some find them useful for the bird (3) 22. Enough space for lines to be scanned (7-4)


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6. Cutting of furrow tailed by insect (9) 7. Maintain contact, but don't go on the field of play (4,2,5)


8. Proverbially what makes wise head teach dead lan­ guage? (5,6)


12. Put to death about four in a managerial capacity (9) 15. Sheltered part of hospital? (7) 17. Lets no arrangement be misappropriated (6) 19. Stratum for egg-producer, perhaps (5) . \


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21. The self figures in any negotiations (3) SOLUTION TO DECEMBER'S CROSSWORD.


Across: 1 Incautious; 7 Liver; 8 Distaff; 10 Portions; 11


Trio; 13Pipped; 15 Bridle; 17 Eels; 18 Sandpies; 21 Lam­ poon; 22 Rondo; 23 Oceanliner. Down: 1 Invar; 2 Cornices; 3 Undone; 4 Inst; 5


Unaired; 6 Slap-up meal;9 Flower show; 12 Gridiron; 14 ' Pplemic; 16 Carnal; 19 Inner; 20 Zola.


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OULD it be a shooting star? Is it a new planet? Of course not - it is just a common or garden Brussels sprout, whose price


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. (BBC ONE, 9.40pm) An end-of-year quiz celebrating the past 12 months’events. Guests include Barbara Windsor, Perry Fenwick and John Barrowman.


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6.00 Breakfast (S) 85684528 8.55 CBBC 2171306


9.55 FILM: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) Crazy comedy, starring Rick Moranis. (S) 7614967


11.25 RLM: Three Men and a Little Lady (1990) Comedy sequel, starring Tom Selleck.{S) 91881561


1.05 BBC News; Weather (S) 13429832 1.10 Regional News; Weather 13459073 1.15 Tales of Beatrix Potter (S) 4971986 2.30 FILM: The Pacifier (2005) Premiere. Comedy, starring Vin Diesel. (S) 56702


4.00 FILM: Shall We Dance? (2004) Premiere. Romantic comedy, starring Richard Gere. (S) 56703219


5.40 Big Cat Diary (S) 356306 6.10 BBC News; Weather (S) 437967 6.20 Regional Programme 6.30 Celebrity Mastermind (S) 734 7.00 Spice Girls: Giving You Everything As their reunion tour gathers pace, the artists formerly known as Baby, Sporty, Ginger, Scary and Posh talk frankly about what it was like to be part of a pop phenomenon and the pressures that led to their original break-up. (S) 2054


8.00 EastEnders Kevin is desperate to get rid of Yolande’s car, buf his actions attract Shirley's suspicion and she ends up helping him come up with a plan to destroy it — with disastrous results. (S) 612851


8.35 The Story of Dibley Highlights of popular sitcom The Vicar of Dibley, featuring contributions from the cast and crew, including Dawn French, Emma Chambers and Richard Curtis. (R)(S) 905073


9.30 BBC News; Weather (S) 500306 9.40 The Big Finish End-of-year quiz, hosted by Graham Norton. (S) 7656615


11.10 New Year Live End-of-year party live from Somerset House in London. (S) 519967


12.10 RLM: Point Break (1991) Thriller, with Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze; (S) Weatherview 71651807


2.25 BBC News 24 (S) 87355807 TWO.


6.00 CBeebies 34290 8.00 CBBC 68590 8.30 Animal Park: Wild in Africa (R) (S) 18031


9.00 Meerkat Manor (R)(S) 2078851 9.25 Around the World in 80 Days (R) (S) 5237851


10.15 Who Do You Think You Are? (R) (S) 580621


11.15 Victoria’s Empire (R) (S) 180685 12.15 Celebrity MasterChef (R) (S) 506702 12.45 Celebrity MasterChef (R) (S) 505073 1.15 Identity (S) 5678561 2.00 Flog It! (R)(S) 5899 2.30 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates (R) (S) 3766702


3.20 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates (R) (S) 1491696


4.10 Ready, Steady, Cook (S) 6121493 4.55 Weakest Link (R)(S) 2814344 5.40 Eggheads (R) (S) 156388 6.10 Springwatch Christmas Special (S) 9309883


7.30 The Funny Side of the News Clive Anderson introduces a selection of new and classic bloopers that illustrate the many ways in which news presenters make mistakes. (R) (S) 25035


.30 The Archbishop of Canterbury’s New Year Message By the Most Rev Dr Rowan Williams. (S) 925412


8.35 Coast The west coast of Ireland. (R) (S) 984580


9.35 RLM: Girl with a Pearl Earring (2003) Premiere. A girl lands a job as a servant with the family of brilliant artist Vermeer • but her presence causes ructions when she catches the painter’s eye. Drama, starring Scarlett Johansson. (S) 7655986


11.05 Jools* Annual Hootenanny 2007 Featuring Paul McCartney, Kylie Minogue, Madness and Kaiser Chiefs. (S) 93843054


1.15 Comedy Connections (S) 8031642 1.55 Long Way Down The making of The Fast Show. (R) (S) 5805449


2.55 RLM: The Narrow Margin (1952) Suspense thriller, starring Charles McGraw.(S) 7726401


■Jo o ls ’Annual Hootenanny 2007 (BBCTWO, 11.05pm) Jools Holland welcomes 2008 with a wide-ranging musical celebration.


■ Countdown to Midnight: Take That and Guests Live at the 02 Arena (itv 1,11.15pm) Concert spectacular starring the band and their guests the Sugababes.


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5.55 ITV Morning News (S) 9388590 6.00 GMTV: Newshour 31493 7.00 GMTVToday (S) 94909851 9.25 CITV 7193783 10.35 The New Adventures of Superman (R) (S) 1561948


11.35 That's What I Call Christmas Television (R) (S) 1472986


12.35 ITV News; Weather (S) 5971219 12.55 Regional Programme


1.00 FILM: Smokey and the Bandit II (1980) Road comedy, starring Burt Reynolds. (S) 39313615


2.50 FILM: Spartacus (1960) Sword-and- sandal epic, starring Kirk Douglas. (S) 87380141


6.15 Creature Comforts (R) (S) 457696 6.30 Regional Programme 6.45 ITV Evening News; Weather (S) 919144


7.00 Emmerdaie David resents Nicola visiting her husband. (S) 6141


7.30 Coronation Street Liz decides she - can't go through with the wedding. (S) 306


8.00 You've Been Framed at Christmas! Festive foul-ups. narrated by Harry Hill. (R) (S) 2561


8.30 Coronation Street A bloodied Vernon hobbles down the aisle. (S) 1696


9.00 Double Time Feature-length comedy drama, starring James Dreyfus.(S) 9219


10.30 Harry Hill’s Christmas TV Burp The comic takes a sideways look at the festive TV offerings. (R) (S) 14580


11.00 ITV News; Weather (S) 559211 11.15 Countdown to Midnight:TakeThat and Guests Live at the 02 Arena Concert spectacular starring the band and their guests the Sugababes. (S) 124702


12.45 RLM: Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (1983) Comedy, with the Python team. (S) 238541


2.40 RLM: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) Cult musical, stam'ng Tim Curry; (S) ITV News Headlines 829888


4.25 ITV Nightscreen 1391159 5.00 CITV 7232536


6.00 Grabbit the Rabbit (R) (S) 7205306 6.10 The Hoobs (R) (S) 4264603 6.35 The Hoobs (R) (S) 3150035 7.00 TheTreacle People (R) (S) 1492054 7.10 FILM: Hey Arnold! The Movie (2002) Animated adventure, with the voice of Spencer Klein. (S) 8033509


8.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) (S) 31257


9.00 T4: Friends (R) (S) 22509 9.30 T4:The Simpsons (R) (S) 55325 10.00 T4: Friends (R) (S) 35696 10.30 T4: Friends (R) (S) 11493 11.00 T4: Lily Allen: Still Alright? (R) (S) 4634219


12.05 T4: Friends (R) (S) 8625783 12.35 RLM: Princess Mononoke (1997) Premiere. Animated drama, with the voice of Billy Crudup. (S) 93215306


3.15 FILM: The Golden Child (1986) Fantasy adventure, starring Eddie Murphy. (S) 33823290


4.55 Come Dine with Me (S) 3827141


5.25 A 100 Grand Place in the Sun (S) 2532870


6.00 The Simpsons (R) (S) 412 6.30 Hollyoaks (S) 764 7.00 Channel 4 News (S) 744054 7.10 3 Minute Wonder New series. Short independent film. (S) 466257


7.15 Deal or No Deal Beat-the-bankergame show. (S) 538219


8.00 The Secret Life of BrianThe making of Life of Brian. (R) (S) 4412


9.00 RLM: Life of Brian (1979) Biblical comedy, starring Graham Chapman. (S )96292054


10.45 What the Pythons Did Next One-off The Pythons’ solo careers. (R) (S) 3822493


11.50 RLM: Planes,Trains and Automobiles (1987) Comedy, starring Steve Martin. (S) 277615


1.30 Comedy Lab: Karl Pilkington — Satisfied Fool (R) (S) 23933


2.00 Millionaires’ Mission (R) (S) 76569 3.00 Meet the Natives (R) (S) 46739 4.00 The Million Pound Footballers’ Giveaway (R) (S) 76468


5.00 Headland (R) (S) 7249826 ' i f


■ Deal or No Deal (4,7.15pm) Contestants try to beat the banker and guess the contents of mystery boxes to win a big*money prize. Noel Edmonds hosts.


■ Greatest Ever 80s Movies (five, 9pm) A countdown of the 40 most popular films of the decade. Rims featured include Fame, Rashdance, Cocktail and. Platoon.


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6.00 -Milkshake! 1425342 9.00 Nick Baker’s Weird Creatures (R) ) 98443580


10.05 RLM: Ladybugs (1992) Comedy, starring Rodney Dangerfield and Jonathan Brandis. (S) 84240141


11.45 Everybody Hates Chris (R) (S) 6060528


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12.15 RLM: Bloodhounds.of Broadway (1989) Comedy, starring Julie Hagerty and Madonna. (S) 7810561 RLM:Terms of Endearment (1983) Comedy drama, starring Shirley MacLaine.(S) 76508180 five news update (S) 99649035


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4.20 RLM: Oliver! (1968) Oscar-winning musical, starring Ron Moody and Oliver Reed. (S) 39063257 five news (S) 2945677 Cooking the Books Jeremy Edwards hosts the culinary show in which some of Britain’s leading chefs offer a masterclass to a mystery celebrity. (S) 4*6756/ World's Strongest Man A Yorkshire farmer makes his debut; (S) five news at 9 9920764 Greatest Ever 80s Movies Giles Coren presents a countdown of the 40 most popular films of the decade, as voted for by viewers. Celebrities including Molly Ringwald, Barry Norman, Russell Brand and Angela Buttolph offer their views and anecdotes on such varied box-office hits as Fame, Flashdance, Cocktail and Platoon. Also showcased are the talents of actors as diverse as Tom Cruise, Eddie Murphy. Kevin Bacon and Kiefer Sutherland. (S) 99557035


11.50 Seriously Dirty Dancing Celebration of the Eighties classic and the cult surrounding it. (R) (S) 4613615


12.50 French Football — Le Championnat 3372246


1.40 Football Italiano 77432517 3.05 Dutch Football 54016739 4.35 Boxing Classic (R) 5616410 5.10 Motorsport Mundial 63995371 5.35 Race and Rally UK 67224371


SKY ONE 12.00 Futurama 1220 Futurama 1.00 VanetyClub Showbusiness Awards 2007 2.00 Film: Bean (1997). Comedy, starring Rowan Atkinson. 3.40 Brainiac Science Abuse 4.00 Malcolm in the Middle 4.30 Malcolm in the Middle 5.00 The Simpsons 5 JO The Simpsons 6.00 The Simpsons 6JO The Simpsons 7.00 The Simpsons 7J0 The Simpsons 8.00 The Simpsons 8J 0 The Simpsons 9.00 Bones 10.00 Bones 11.00 Bones 12.00 Robbie Williams: a Close Encounter l j o The Vina 225 Thief 320 Naked In Blackpool 4.15 Red Light Girls 5.10 Guilty!


BBC THREE 7.00 The Rea! Hustle 7.30 The Most Annoying People of the Year 2007 10.00 EastEnders 10.35 The Most Annoying People of the Year 2007 1.05 The Most Annoying People of the Year 2007 3JS The Real Hustle. Paul Wilson demonstrates how to win free drinks from friends and beat card-sharps at their own game. The team also con people into queuing to buy something that doesn't exisL 4.05 Close


ITV2 1025 Film: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1986). Comedy, starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. Including Entertainment News Update. 12.05 Creature Comforts 1220 Creature Comforts 1220 Coronation Street 1.00 Emmerdafe 1 JO Creature Comforts 1.45 Creature Comforts 2.00 Film: The 'Burbs (1989). Black comedy, starring Tom Hanks. Including Entertainment News Update. 4.00 JK Rowling: A Year in the Ufe 5.00 Film: Kindergarten Cop (1990). Comedy thriller, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Including Entertainment News Update. 7.00 Film: Sister Act (1992). Musical comedy, starring Whoopi Goldberg. Including Entertainment News Update. 9.00 Film: True Lies (1994). Action adventure, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Including Entertainment News Update. 11.40 Coronation Street 12.40 Ghosthunting with McFly 2.40 Teleshopping 5.10 ITV2 Nightscreen 6.00 Close


E4 9.00 New Year’s Eve Party 12.05 Scrubs 12.35 Scrubs 1-05 Hercules 425 Hollyoaks 5.00 Fnends 5 JO Friends 6.00 Scrubs- JD and Turk save a protester’s life. 6 JO Scrubs. JD comes down with appendicitis 7.00 Hollyoaks 7J0 The War at Home 8.00 Friends. Monica inadvertently poisons Ross. Chnssie Hynde guest stars. 8 JO Friends Rachel reveals all to Ross. 9.00 The 100 Greatest TV Ads 12.05 Scrubs 12J5 Scrubs 1.05 Hercules 4.05 The War at Home 425 Switched 4 JO Switched 5.10 Switched 5 J5 Switched


SKY SPORTS 1 11.00 Darts 2.00 Football Special 3 JO Super Sunday: The Last Word 4.00 International Cricket 5.00 Super League 5 JO La Lower Uga 6 JO Big League Weekend 8.00 Rugby Union 8.30 Soccer AM: Hie Best Bits 9 JO Knockouts of 200710.00 Big League Weekend 11 JO Knockouts of 200712.00 La Lower Uga 1.00 Soccer AM: The Best Bits 2.00 Super League 2J0 Knockouts of 2007 3.00 Big League Weekend 4 JO Rugby Union 5.00 La Lower Uga


SKY SPORTS 2 11.00 Super League 1.00 NFL Triple Header 3.00 Super League 5.00 Speedway 7.00 Golf Special. A look ahead to the 2008 staging of the Ryder Cup. 9.00 Poker. The World Series of Poker Europe event. 10.00 Poker. The Sports Stars Challenge final. 12.00 international Cricket 1.00 Poker 2.00 Golf Special 4.00 World Pool Trickshots


SKY SPORTS 3 12.00 International Cricket 1.00 Speedway 3.00 Golf 5.00 WWE: Raw 7.00 NFL Triple Header. Highlights of three recent games. 10.00 WW£: Late Night — Bottom Une .Highlights of Raw. 11.00 WWE: Late Night — Raw. Wrestling action from the States. 1.00 Super League 3.00 WWE' Late Night — Raw 5.00 International Cricket


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