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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 85, 31 July 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTIOESi “FORD’ 1 CAES., X.SEAT£R, £ 175 8-SEATER, £] 0Q L. R. CURTIS. ALSO "THE ROVER.” • OLE AGENT, 3TRATFORQ. ] ! acaaca i w. m U> LU Ms JP, ratfrt TO enumerate the successes of the “Douglas” Motor Cycle would take most of the space on this page. So it is sufficient to say that practically every trial cf any importance held during the last year has been won by Douglas machines (see posters in ray window). Intending purchasers cannot afford to ignore these facts Stocked by— B. HARK NESS, JULIET STREET, STRATFORD. Price £72 10s. BADDLiRa 9 HARNESS MAKERS COVER Jl AKERS WILSON & SON. HORSE COVERS from 28* COW COVERS from 7s ftd. 1 We have landed special lines of Warm Goaf? direct from England, and can quote:— * BLUE CAVALRY COATS ... !f». GREY CONSTABULARY COAT? 18* SOLE AGENTS FOE DAHL’ 63 a ?ECTAL WATER-PROOFED CANVAS COATS. The only Really Waterproof Cast Just landed, Olrect, a tine of SPORTING GUNS hm KHAMA GUN WO”K8, BlrwinßliUfr. Those We can Sell Clsesp.

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