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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 102, 27 October 1914, Page 5

SUMMER SPORTS ! O UR NEW STOCK OF SUMMER .PH ITl"H Hi til 1 LljJlß^ SPORTING GOODS from the leading mll J HriiUi 1 till I I'Hm British makers is NOW TO HAND, *.hd HltltlJ lntttlj ll llmi^i comprises a splendid assortment of the ttf M lfll|,^{y}ln Tn~yjw BATS — J. Wisden and Co. — Selected, No. 1 1 lixlffiiy Quality. Forester and Son— —Royal, lKil U l] \*U* 1 1 I H'l-Sr Special Driver, St*ndwd, etc. A. G. I Willlll I ¦W'tHtty Spalding's—Reoord, Century, Grand TJCfrPytHiar Prix, County Special, London Club, vßm Single Rubber, Practice. Stewart Surridge and Co. — Standard Driver, Ordin*ry, P.R.D., Special, Extra Special. WHY Gunn md Moore — Autograph (Special |M and Extra Special), Cannon. Bussoy.'s m BALLS— A fine selection by the following ¦¦ m»kerg : — Duke and Sons, Forrester, HI Bxtps. f>tc. 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