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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1858, 6 September 1923, Page 2

"Percy Fancies Himself" And no wonder. He had his suit dry-cleaned yesterday—the coat carefully cleaned and pressed and a beautiful crease put in his trousers, and he didn't grudge the cost either. It meant a new-looking suit for a trifling sum. He went to R. JACOBS, The Workers' Warehouse RORA STREET TE KUITT. BURGLAR CHASE. Burglars who entered licensed premises at Chesthunt, Herts, were disturbed by the police and took flight in a motor car which had been stolen from Sutton, Surrey, on Thursday. The thieves, supposed to number four, made for Leytonstone via Waltham Cross, Ponder's End, Chingford, and Woodford, at each of which the police turned out in large numbers but failed to catch them. One constable had a very narrow escape from being knocked down by the car, which nearly came to grief in turning a corner into Woodford Highroad. The motor car was finally abandoned at Leytonstone and the occupants escaped. For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.