Forum topic: Memories of Grouts
Memories of Grouts
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24 Apr 2014 23:43 #251
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Sue Beard, who runs the Palmers Green Jewel in the North website, has discovered a 15-minute film about Grouts , the former Palmers Green emporium of tea towels, socks, knickers and corsetry that brought a glimpse of pre-WW2 (and even pre-WW1) shopping into the 21st Century. If you have fond memories of Grouts, prepare to have them stirred, if you don't remember it, prepare to be amazed!
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Memories of Grouts
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24 Apr 2014 23:50 #252
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The Grouts film has stirred a memory in Marlene, one of our readers:
"I have never lived in Palmers Green, but one cold January day I lost some gloves. The retail trade believes that summer starts on January 1st and gloves are not needed after Christmas, but someone suggested Grouts. I journeyed up to Palmers Green and was confronted by a terrifying woman who wouldn't let me wander or touch anything. But she had gloves - two pairs were offered, one of them a day-glo red! I bought them and wear them still. They are a godsend in misty weather; they glow like beacons! Where would you go now for gloves in January?"
"I have never lived in Palmers Green, but one cold January day I lost some gloves. The retail trade believes that summer starts on January 1st and gloves are not needed after Christmas, but someone suggested Grouts. I journeyed up to Palmers Green and was confronted by a terrifying woman who wouldn't let me wander or touch anything. But she had gloves - two pairs were offered, one of them a day-glo red! I bought them and wear them still. They are a godsend in misty weather; they glow like beacons! Where would you go now for gloves in January?"
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