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Stratford Evening Post, Volume LV, Issue 90, 15 June 1925, Page 6

CHILDREN’S WOOLLEN FROCKS, Jazz Effects 10/6, 11/6, 12/6. CHILDREN’S WOOL CARDIGANS, from 17/6. CHILDREN’S WOOLLEN COSTUMES 32/6 up. LADIES’ WOOLLEN JUMPERS, Plain and Fancy 12/6. LADIES’ ALL WOOL CARDIGANS From 15/6. LADIES’ WOOLLEN DRESSES 22/6 LADIES’ WOOLLEN COSTUMES 39/6 LADIES’ GABERDINE and SERGE COSTUES l-3rd off usual prices. CHILDREN’S ASTRACHAN and SEALETTE HATS, Grey, Black and White from 1/11 up. LARGE Range of VELOUR and TWEED COATS, Plain and Check. Fur trimmed. LADIES’ WOOLLEN GLOVES, Plain and Fringed Gauntlets, from 3/11 up. LADIES’ FANCY STRIPE and Check CASHMERE HOSE, from 4/11 to 7/11. WOOLLEN SCARVES, in Plain and Fancy Designs, from 4/11 up, LARGE Range of Fur Trimmings, In Black, White, Brown, from 2/11 yard. MARABOUT Trimni'iugs, Pink,White, Flame,, Saxe. 54 ALL WOOL VELOUR COATINGS, in Brown, Green, Fawn, Henna, etc. , STRIPED ASTRACHAN COATING, Tan, Brown, Mole, Fawn, 54-in. wide, 17/6 yard. HARRoPS LTD; STRATFORD. Phone 6 Box 30. R. SIDDKLLS, Manager,

Last Saturday while a Stratford resident was driving on the main road near Waverley ho noticed a motor car being rescued from a gully into which it had fallen on the previous night, hie informed a “I’ost” reporter to-day that the facts as he received them were that a new Bnick car driven by Mr Bell, of Wakamara, cam© into collision with another car owing to the brilliancy of the head lights blinding the driver at the time. The back portion of Boll’s car was struck, the impact tearing the tyre off, and causing the car to go over the embankment, then somersaulting three times and landing on its wheels. Fortunately no one was hurt, which was rather marvellous, as the drop was about 40 feet to the bottom of the gully.