Berkshire Chronicle Reading 12-1918

TALK. ()F READING.

intere e
hi great
ClUlll1,aalie

of the

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MONDAY:

DECEMBE~

9t1, for Six
NUthts (Once N~ht1y} at 7.30.

}UTINEE: WEDNESDAY at 2.30.
Jl4PORTANT RF.AfUR~ VI IT of

"Damaged Goods"
For ADULT8 ONLY.

"Damaged Goods'"
I 1\le Great ,Play on ·the Social EdJ,
'~Damaged
Goods l'
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Seats lIlay be booked at the Booking
Offices of tile Theatre,4:?, Friar Street,
between the hou," of 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Saturdays , ] 11 ~.h} .. to 2 .3Op. n. Matinee
.' Days 11 a.m. to ] p.m.

~ts hooked b T~lephone mu t be
claimed Wore 'the time of comm nceJIIcnt or they can uot be gtl:tral eed.
T elfpl)one No. ~OZ.
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BOXING DAY.

GRA. ' D CHNI ' fMAS PA tOMIME,
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JACK AND THE

urcSTALK."

VAUllErVILLE
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BROA D "sTREET. READING

both
Libel' II s,nd nil)niat. In fad, Mr.
Ir.
lliel', who was ~halrman of
Thore by' meeting In the Town Hall,
sald Mr. U
e and Mr. Bollar
n C omplete sllcce~s alienates - Law have j uea a prOf!l'amme of l'efbrm will h -he as prepared to supmjln from b~s fellows, b~t
port mo 1. heartiltWhy then is
sufferjllg makes kinsmen of us
Colonel'
~'Ul!i>rl
being oppo ed ?
all."
urel , if ever there waq an occasion
-Sayings oJ El~t Hubbard.
on which the re-election Ilf a memper
might remain uIKhallen/ed it i I.his
me! But accOl'1llng to .Ir. Conier
Uoun of BusiDess, a to I. Sat~da11.
8 to 1. they want to
e thing noi included
,
In the Golve~ent programme" u~h
TelephQne .00. ,
as temperance ref o1"lD, a .1inistry of
He tb, a definite polley of Home Rule
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and the repeal of the Con cl'iptlon
E
Act." This li t Is carcely a happy i ng ~Iti~r,
Qn . It does not provide a founda- to TeC"iV8
tion for a ep l'ate programme, apart when
frOID the mighty issues of tbe .,ar em- ' Itll
T. PAUL'. PRESBY'fERlAN CRURCH.
bodied in the GoveflllDent pr.ograJ~le. "lid
YORK ROAD. READl G.
Beside , the €oo.litton is pledged to Mr. P;d"erlp~l.
Home Rule without coercion, an to
A.
a reduction of naval and mjli ry '.m'ArIP" .
e tabJi hment to a minimum, In
"",",n n~I_".
c<tdancl\ wtt\l national nece lies .
..ill he held i n the Scboolroom on
WED E8DAY & TUIJRSDAY, Dl'C. ll 4; 12. Co)onel Wils<ln pledge . himself in l Ius
'J1o be owned Rt 3 p.m. on W~sdt\y by addre s tol a
finistry of Health,
'M.l~ M u.un 'l'I~LL,
willi t no cnt undertthe present reand . on Thursday at S p.m. by
stricted condttion
could ay that
, MIA WINNlll S. nlGlUT.
there i a naHonal demand fOI' .. ~em­
Stalle: U •• ful I\.lld Fa.o~y Article..,
peranee reform." Mr. Thore by, the
I }{ rre~hln ni , te. ·
P r ices: SeMon Tieke
a va,ilable' {or both Liberal Can~dat~. i also prepared to :-.......,,,.,...-+-.......,....,,.-~...:..----,
, dllYs), ed. (ill"lu IiIl4l tax) .
give a quaUqed $lpport to Mr. Lloyd
To admi t Tb!!r l'da y
• 4<1. ( in c)ud~ng tax). George, re8ervin~ . freedom of 0. Uon,
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but how can a Slable Government be
WANTED for CHRISTMulruTIVmES. form ed on t~ese line!!? No wOl'lder a
Period DECEMBER 23~d to 30th.
large body ot Liberals' in Reading al'e
v--s
1
'918.
Buppor~g
Coalition.
HowAIIIII
ever
great OJ thedesire
of some m ay
be
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to see an' in pendent Liberal r epre' Evtry care will be taleen of instruments whlch
will be fetchtd and returned by th«l hospital sentation the general ' feeling is th t
authoriUC'J,
,
Reading is tile la t place that ought to
Householders willing to lend tMlr pianos for have been sel ed for tbe attempt to
this purpose please communicate with the setur<l it.

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Sale of Work

20 PIANOS

Officer Colnm:lIldlJlg, • o . 1 War Hospital,

, (Opp(>olte tbe a .....a1 1'<>&.1 alice).

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A SINISTER MOVEMENT.

an 'Monday, Next• . D... ~,
and [ellowiD, t ..·o d JI C,le1u~ ye to tblJ Tbe.tre.

BRAKSPEAR 'S' , ALES.
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.. THE ADMIRABLE
CrdCHTONS....

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" 1 J. W. BARRY.

MARY PICKFORD IN "M'LlSS."
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a C'oun l ry.
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CHAMPAGNES at-Maket Price.

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PRI CE L ISTS ON APtt-ICATlON.

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THAMES VAWl DRY GINGER

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BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION
to us.

We

SPEaAIJZE IN ~PENSING.
P R ~ST DRUGS 0 'L'JI IN ST QCK.

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READI~G

Whe!l tlfey come Home
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"'0 nO\ believ that" the nut11en·
tic "oice ot Lab~ur" towards pence
and recoil h'uchon i
either reprented by tbe progl'amme framed oy
the leading spirits in the Labour
Party CRUCUS or by tile Red Flag
demonstrators at tbe Albert Hall.
The working cl e of thi COUJltry
llave hown th mselves a loyal and
pRtriotic a body Of. men as any in theland, and the war has brought home
to them the advantage of ordered and

BY .. Q.T."