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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19151, 7 November 1927, Page 4

MODEL RACE COATS AND FROCKS AT STRANGE'S . These goods were specially ordered for Carnival Week. They will arouse the admiration of every lady, and their wearers will be greatly envied. Prices have been kept as low as possible. Model Race Frock in Grey Georgette, cut on graceful lines. The skirt is of grey lace and long lace sleeves. Grey Georgette and lace coat wrap and large French posy complete the model—13£gns Another Handsome Model Frock is in Black Silk Lace over a foundation of White Georgette. The skirt is trimmed with bands of black taffeta—--11 gns Exquisite Model Gown in Beige Georgette and Lace. The full sleeves are accordeon-pleated to match pleated skirt, also a smart pleated scarf collar 10 gns Handsome Model Gown in Black Georgette and Lace. The skirt is smartly box-pleated, also the vest of shell-pink Georgette. A coat of Georgette and Lace adds smartness to this model—--13 gns Model Frock in Cedar shade. The frock is coat style and opens over a panel of pleated beige Georgette, fastening with a smart oxydised buckle. O.S. size—--11 gns Model Frock in Floral Georgette, in blue and mauve tonings, over a foundation of powder blue, smart French posy at neck , .. 7£gns Handsome Model Race Coat in Black Silk Ottoman. The full sleeves and' collar are smartly Avorkcd in black—14 gns Another R.ace Coat Wrap is in Marine Blue, with wrap sleeves and smart ostrich feather collar, lined Floral Georgette .. .. .. 20 gns Model Race Coat in Black, smart pleated collar and cuffs, sWe of coat trimmed with pleated motifs .. 12|gns DISCOUNT 1A IN THE £ e s HIGH STREET- CHRISTCHURCH

For Men ideW Hattf* afc*« %%K *»*« s> price. .„ For The thrijtyand the • p»W«v^ 1916 V'^ python t . i6e> Mail 230 HIGH STREET, ALSO 117 CASH EL STBEET, CHRISTCHURCH. Free—White Footwear Catalogue sent on leanest to Hannah's, High street, Ohristchnrch,

The provision for illuminated batons for tho Paris police to regulate traffic at night is being considered by the authorities. The baton, while being painted white, is illuminated with red and white lights, which are operated by a battery which the policeman wears attached to his belt.

Of the 170,257 articles found in publie carriages and deposited with the police in Britain last year, 68,765 were restored to the losers. ... -^