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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 82, 28 July 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. “FORD” CARS. 2-BEATER, MEATER, £IOO L. R CURTIS. ACSO “THE ROVER.” SOLE AGENT, STRATFORD. DOUGLAS MOTOR CYCLES. T 0 enumerate the successes of the "Douglas” Motor Cycle would take most of the space on this page. So it is sufficient to say ;hat practically every trial cf any importance held during the last year ias been won by Douglas machines (see posters in my window). Intend' no; purchasers cannot afford to ignore these facts. Stocked by—- . ’ "gsCi,.. f , B. HARKNESS, JULIET STREET, STRATFORD. Price £72 10s.

6AOOLERS, HARNESS MAKERS COVE?' Cl AKERS. WILSON & SON HORSE COVERS frem Mi COW COVERS from 7a 6d. We have landed special lines of ¥/arm Coat? i direct from England, and can quote;— BLUE CAVALRY COfTS ... 18s. SOLE AGENTS FOE DAHL'S “PF.CIAL WATEE-PEOOFEB CANVAS COATS. , Tho inly Really Waterproof Coat. Jus! landed, direct, s Line of fFOITTTNC GUNS from XNAMA GUN WO"X8. CRfcf CONSTABULARY COATf i|a These We can Soil Cheap.

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