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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 48, 21 February 1912, Page 6

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The two-year-old‘'daughter or Mr. and MrSr.Potroz, York Road,was yesterday* morning accidentally 7 aroAvned by falling, into a Avell near, her par; eats’ house. Dr. Stcyents was at tree sumlnoned but on arrival he found life to be extinct; -An inquest Avas weld today, Mr, S. Ward acting as Coroner. During the Horticultural Society’s slioav to, be hold in thq, ToAvn Hall tomorroAv and Friday the Orchestral Society will render the folloAving programme of nuisic:—Overture, “Pique Dame”; Intermezzo, “Flirtation”; Waltz “SAveet Remembrance” ; “Star of Love” (Faust); Caprice “La Fleurette”; Selection “Patience”; Waltz “Septembre” ; Selection “Lust aus Frolilich Sien”; “The Gondolier”; Interlude “Ireland for Ever”; Operatic selection “lolanthe” (Sullivan); March “Bohemian” ; Mendelssohn’s “Spring Song” ; March “Phantom Brigade” ; Waltz “Barbette” ; Waltz “Venice on Earth”; Waltz “Luna.”

GREAT REMNANT SALE. A store in the drapery line cannot do a big business without accumulating a lot of remnants, short lengths, odds and ends, etc. This is just where the Robinsons’ find themselves at the end of the season, and the close ot their big sale. The public know how the Robinsons’ deal with remnants. They are simply treated as “incorrigibles,” and their room is preferable to their company, especially in view of the annual stocktaking which takes place this month. The original cost of those goods does not enter into the prices quoted. They have simply to “go out,” and “these give-away prices” arc the motive power which sells them. Manchester House is the place for useful remnants. x