Berkshire Chronicle Reading 09-1919

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The Canadian Army Eq~ipment w s second_
~~ none. It was so goo~ that,. wit~ the war
-,over, a~l the furni~ure wowd hav~:~eeil sent
tQ Canada' but for th~.: <;ost of tr:ansrort. "
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The stocks; put:-c~ased :. by M¢IlroYf include '.
t~e' best furniture~oods ma~e to <Canadian
Government specificatiom;~ prdductions
which- had to be up to a high staldard
quality or they would have been r rected.

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Yoa are offered seyeral thousand High-Grade
Pieces of -Furniture at lesi than ED,Iiah
bare to charge' the Trade.

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16 'Hos1>ital CO.MBINA TION B'EDSrE~ S, fitted with t~e best quality.
Galvamsed Spnng Mattresses. ' Intended for overseas san~toria but not
n,eeded owing to the Armistice. Single size. Worth 72/6. Sale p;ice H / 8.
IOQ .~OMB~NATION BEDSTEA.DS with wir; mattresses,
OnglOal pnce 45/6. Sale price 11/ -.
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100 ~OLDI G IRON BEDSTEADS With wire mattresses. ~trong and use.
ful ; Just what yo ~ant for ~ spare rooll\ or for ".an unexp cted guest in a
small house. Specl~ sa}e pr~ce 11 /-. I
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40 only HAl~ MATT~~SSE~ in stro~g canvas !icking; thoroughly
and in splendId condition.. Size 3 ft. , /-,
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_ 180 Large Canad~an WOOLLEN~ ~LANKf'I'S, P.CriectIYl ..!J n. WitJ~ one
of tbese you guaran~ee cosy sleep ' r~ tp ~ougb he winteJ Regular price
25/6 value. Sale prIce 12[ 11. .
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lOO' welI ~ade M/lttress C~ ES. l'hese are
in strong' 'plai~ -fiax; and wi! last for !!lany
ye~rs. Sale price 7/8.

'J.2' ~nly SbLID OAK W~DROBES . with
good klass door and large dd wer. , 3 ft. size.
A JGOd serviceable piece in a neat , style,
which will go with all but th/l ' most elaborate
oak bedroom. suites. Sale P
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6 only solid oak CHESTS" F DRAWERS,
well mjlde and finished. As !&,ood ~ a spare
room.- Will \told an ama'z ing qu ntity of
clothes or lirn-', Sale price &8 ~I. N.

A number of ad,justable SWING MIRRORS in- oalt !tam
aljld l on oak
stands. in great demand for .modern ' home!!. PeopI~ c o.vert chest of
draw~rs and wash stands 'into dr essing fables by these fine m,irrprs.
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of Lar, EASY CJfAIRS
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exact t9 Arm}' 5 pIes. T~y are strpng, anQ exception Ily coirifot1a.ol~.
Worth £10. Sale price 6 guineas..
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200 hatdwood" lNDSOR " CHAIRS, 'wdl made an~ i~ splend.ili,.. COIl~
dition. One furniture house is selling the same kind_n cfmplete sUItes at
.Z2/ 6 a chair. Mcnroys' lJrice 12 /11-.,
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50 KITCHEN T BLES ~lb smooth -, seasoned tops and tout l'1gs which do not .creak
or wobble; sizes .4 ft . by 3 ft. and (j' ft, by' 3 ft.
All one price. 35/6,
15 only SOILED LINEN BASKETS. The'
housekeeper who has ope at' the top of the
landing knows the advantage oj kee'Oing
soiled linen in one baske and in one place.
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StaDle, George llhnnN, d~.,e .~.
in the employ of the COIIlpall.T, ....... «Wideuce bea.rilllr out lrlr, WitlierinJrton's Btat.
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The defendant. ...00 plead~ guilty, WM
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1~prL~nment.
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the Mayor (S.'Ha.yward.
C. G. Field.
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DanielDewar. 1st :maojt Watch. 8ta~M
at Alderahot, . as elIarged with beingdrUll.lt
in Cavenham Road on Allruet SOth. He
pleaded guilty, and 'W&J fin~ Sa.
A LOST CAT.
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Beatrice Deacon; married, 9f 7. hier
Square, was eummoned lor using ohec4!!ne
langaap to the annoyance of nlIIiiJents and
lfI686eDgE'rB in ~ street. 'o n Auguat 28 _
Mr. A:. F. Clark prosecuted
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Geor",. Baker. of 16. Bo.ier Square, id
that tlJ.e defendant came aW'0S8 to him
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oom pIa illed of having lost a ca.t. She tb n
referred to his :!,OOllgeet boy. alld made s&
of 'very obscene langullge.
Tho wiff>. of the prevlou8 .. itne8s oorr
rated. and ailded that she ' was greatl{
noved by .the defendlUlt etating til. 8 e
(wjtnes.,) had neglect:ed her boy.
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Defendant said abe did not use obi! e
languagt', and called a witness. who BlIpported her dE'nirti,
,The Bench cautioned the del.danl:, a d
ordered her to pal' the 00fta.
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WEDNESDAY...-Before E. P. a;,Uier, Ee!r.'
(in the chair), W. Poulton, D. Rose aDiI
l:. J. Andre1Vs. Esq..
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~. Commllr,clal Hall. ~as charged lfltb
UlR drllnk In St. Mary .~Butte on Tueed ~.
p.e. G. Lanca~ter Mid lie b",llght p 9On~r to the sta.bon on the ambulance.. '.
FlDed lOs .• or In delault five MTS. •
HQTOB..CAR CASES.
Heary Whitley Smith, of Ballymalis. Ca):Dberley, WAJ 8ulllmonl«!'for allowing a motorcat to remain in toe etreet lon~r than
~I\T_ for takiJlg 1rJl and settillg do~
paasengerll\ 00 A.ugust 18th. A 1irui 01 \&1
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Lieut. Yane Hall. tJt Wood'-nda, Henle,.
1I"as .imilnll 'lJtttDm.-.4. He 11"88 fort~r
enmlDOned for not ~"cing • licence at
the ti... )('1'. 1J.'. 1;Bt Cent def6llded
aimitted th~ ~ Defenclaat"..· ~
'1 OD tb.e first I!UlIlDI'oIIe and a on he
second,
NO LIGHTS.
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Lewi. Green, of 'nle Bop. Ash ~Ie.. 'fas
8ummoned tor. on August Ilst. in Wokiilgbam Road. at 11 p.m .. beiDl! the driver of
a' eart, failinll to k.-p the. lamps properly
trimmed and ~hte.L
Dele.lldan~d.a BOt appear. TheN were
eeveral limila oJleaoea iecQrded.
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Geoll!8 Oleme te (1'), of M, Elgar: Road;
Charles J,>eroi: .al (11). of 15. Elgar Road:
WrtlteT SsmpklDt (16), of U, ,Elgar RoI!4i:
William Clarke (14), of " AAteagrove Terra(\e: and Rjchard Farm« (16), of '. River
Roiul, were umo{oned 1Qr. on. August lO\~.

throwing ~toDes to tbe annoyance ana
danjrer of' p6s&ellRtll'6.
All pleuded guilty.
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MT. W. 'PouLton stated 'he' l'ec8lved ,; camplaint from his man.
Winiam Wiggi,na said the boys
tknlwl.ng aWn 011 to il oowllhed
towpll.th: This Mn of thini had'
ing on for some time. The .cattle
Shed ....ent Dsarly mad ..ben thel
the rattle.
The CMe8 were dismiseed on payment of
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100 yards of BR SSELS CARPETS.
One
bf tbe most relI\l.rkable carpet offers of U119
Half-price, t/11 a yard.
10 ~nly BENTWOOD CHAIRS . . The finest khchen and nursery-1 chairs to
choose. ' The average' life is 20 years, mat last longer. ) Sale pnce 16/ 11.
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. M _ Ni.\:.hola., arain r&porE' 4!'OOd pr~
on Saturday. Some oo:a towle, 111 rabbite•
and 3.'06 8AA8 were d.i8~ of. Fat fo.".la
sold up to · 2Ss. t- 1lOupl!! • .~ 14.: eacll.
Y0!l!l4l: ooc:.1terel8 ~ 118. ~ couple.
Rar.bbitB sold IlP to 51. eaoh .. There wu
&pin a. eub8truatiJll tucreaae in t31.e priee of
eaa. which -sold &t fl'Olll ... 6<1. to M. lid.
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35~RUSH-SEATED CHAIRS, suitable for dining . room. ' Rush. as ' . you
kni>w. is furniture vogue. You get qed-steads iWlth rush panel~, cablOets
with rush doors, and chairs with TUsh seats. Sale Pr1:ce each chair 17 II.
LARGE EASY CHAIRS, Covered in good leathen Nearly new. Club committ~ and hot
will use these for their smoke roo~s and IQunges. Very.
luxurious as re rds their .softness and appearance.
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Canadian H SPITAL TOWE:LS, fine ctUt!1ity. @s~rbent. non-li~ty, an.d
without 'a flaw i the weave. S~~ priCe 1Iii· . '
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BLANKETS. heavy , make. Don't think these are fti~y
are: not. Size 82 ilJ. x e6 in. WQrth "'J~. Sale pnce
e Br01l!'n ARMY BLANKETS. 84 ~~ , l[ 6'J m., at . 11/11

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Durinr tile a
of tJa. Bev. H. Wardley IiAir oa ko' y, the ..nicea at Aij.
Baials' ani _ .
en"y tlle Rev. C. Cham- _~:7c;-__.;...__......;.___ _ _
. .nt-for the last
ye&nl ~pl8ia
the JJiMop of Co.
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1'1» .........ent . e anllomteed· of lIenry
Tatham. ~ V.C., Ro III Eruriuera. 0 IT eon
111 Dr. aII4l Mrs. Ta ham. oj' BaufoYt. HoWl8,
Cbelteo~ and
ut.k. -ulIfIlblr at tb8
late William.
'Uj, aM~.,Westcott, Halq,
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The ......ment is a
of Tudor
P. Wi\.liajU- (llte.
ial BeRne, attaehed
1a Battelim Oxfo
' l'9 a&d BuekiBghamshire Liwbt Infant • and POlitical- Department, Meeogo
' . En.tian Bel_tion'
OVER 1.000 FIRSt PRIZES
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youngest a orfhe late BeT. M.
TURNS EASIEST,
(Rae r of 'Pep~) and Mr .
LASTS LONGEST.
Garvey. carlref, 0][SKIMS CLEANEST.
t. of the late Rev. F·.
or Later
Gorton, }(aDch ter.
You will buy an "AlIa-Laval."
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Uiour'8
uo.oco sold Jat J'OU.
Churala haS ~ eane9 by a band. of volunttrJ eJ_IIrL
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FIIIMU. Pictll,... of the Werld.-J. populAr lectve on thi eutiject. ilhutrated by
Dairy SUpply
ooloo.rM alid.,
1 he delivered by the
Re¥'. Pitt Boo . ,at Castle Street Con·
Co., Ltd••
gregational .
on Th1U1lda.1.. ,11th Se~
tember, at 7.30 p . Thereolnll be a 001tduseum
stRet.
lection to defray
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, LondoD, w.e.
Colonel Wilsofl.
.P.~lone1 an
Mrs.
Wilson and thlllr ~mily are th01'Oughly
enl' oyinr . their h liday at Bude~ and
Co onel Wiken h
much benefited BY: l\ls
wdl-earned rest. I ia requested that he
will .be troubled
little as po8IIibla with
oorreepondence.
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Enlla.om.nt of
i.. C, Garry.-The enLIMITED.
ement i8 an.no ced betweeD Captain
o D H . Naumann.
rve of Officers, the
ROYAL ~ERT .
Rifle Brigade. BeCon son of the late F . G.
Naumann and Mrs. N~umann of Redhurst,
~leigh. Surrey, nil c;:ecilia, ' younger
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ualllf:hter of F. N. J. Garry and lire: GaUl,
of ~, Ken ilLg~ Mansions. S.W.. aI1d
Grea.t Mead, Wokin ham.
'(Qese Celebrated Ales and Stouts
Greyfrian.-Tbe
v. G. A. Pu~,
mi.si~ar'y hom
on, haa con ted fO
ace guaranteed Brewed from Malt
becxlme the Rev. W. A. Doherty's colleague.
$d Hops ONLY and have been
in the ministry at Grelfrial'6 during his
time of furlo,!gh.
r8. Purser. a dAughter
dertified by. the British Analyti(,ll
or Mr. F, H. S~1'O ,of Reeding. is '~ our
Control to be ABSOLUT E LY
Own lfi.ionary" a Greyfriara. The Rev.
I. Siviter ill expec
to preae.h on SundaT'
~URE
and GE~(UI N E.
evenina. September 28th, in OOIInection
They ace highly recommend ed
wita the harvest ~
iving rvi_. ,
Temparancl! Sundll!Y.-Next SundAy. 7th
by the medical faculty and ha ve
September, 1t'lll be 0
ned.t euUe Street
~en supplied to the Roy.l1 Berk ·
b
CoJlC~tiooal e ur~h M TEIl!lperanoe Sl1llshire Hospital for over 60 ye:,rs.
41'. 'l'he .Rev. Pi~t BonarJe&" who hu
beim an ~ve tem~ranoe wur~er for m~.l
Supplied in ~ and Bottle.
y~.. -will preach 10 the mouung, and .1flll
aaaiBt ~t tae '.SO p~and 8.15 p.m . Ilen'lca.
D LIVER D FREE .
at which, the Grand ~ef Templar, Mr. J.
lrI:~ !IoP.1rine. J.P., oe natol:; and the Grlltld
Claplain, tb~ ~v,
non o!naon,
B1r~baa, will be
Plea.cb,l'6.
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ALL MALT
Dedh of Miss M, F. Mu 1000.-V{e l'&.
~to NCOI'd . the ,det.trh
Mias Mary
daughter of the late
Mr.
-.rd . Coul
~UBIIOD, wh.~ .t.ocMr.l
plaoe at the Ab
Hou.se oo· Fnda,f .last
PEACOGK
week: The late M
Museon .wu a 818ter
of )liM R. E. M
• head m18tr_ of the
J.P- School, ud " . h~rIIe,ll cOll1lJ!Cted I 51. ROA!) STREEl'r UADING,
WIth a eclwol at .St. Bernard 8, Surblton.
She had ~ .~ at the Abbe, House
for .. f_ ...--. {or her healtb. The funeral
took place at TullOI)' on Tue.la.1 •
W.,." CeMervative Auocla.
PRIJ'ATE CARS FOR HIRE.
ti .... - ' r . members of Kateo!Krove Ward
REPA.1RS.
No. 1 of the Rea~C ConservaUye ..&.sociAtion, to the num~r of about forty. we~t
Open
Day
and Night,
b1 brake ~ MortUfer to Tbe Wellington I
Anna, Stratfield Tu!'fis, where a bountiful I
meal WM partaken J>f.
The party were
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Col18ervativ8 ABsooiatioo (Hr. F
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A. !:!imrutda). who lI.a~ .. very hearty ·recep:
tiOn. and Mr. and Mra. J. F. Coalllll. Much
regret Wlllt expressed that Mr. J.. K. Bull,
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the chairmlUl of ~ oolQ.lD.ittee, wu unIIONEY.
..hIe to a.tten.d.
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brate the re-openin of tha club in Friar
ONEy.-Tbe Dally IllvestlJ1ent Corrw rJ '
Sireet. the presiden. chairman a'n d comtien, Ltd., will lend £5 and up .. af'!1
mittee have decili
entertain at dinner, pn not. of l).and to rupoMible persons. r<"
in the Large To~ ill on Wedneaday, Se~ payments to suit Borroyvs' oonvw reo"t';
tember 17th, all th
wb.o_ ha.ve served Ul /10 feel! 'Lh~; moder-ate interest.- ApP!!
his Majesty's forC)ee who were mom.bel'6 of ~o their LoUI Office. 221, Oxford R oad,
the club at the ti~ of eAlistmeat -and have J(,eadiD/J.
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since ",joined the , 11 fl. The chair will be
taken by the
(Mr. A. S. Cooper).
ONEY ADVANCED to any amollDt 00
and Colonel Lei!lie
ioon. C.M.G •• D.t).O., ~U. PLATE. JEWELS. ABTI CLl!:S
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M.P., has 'consented
be pregent and to re- VERTU, and every deecription of Va1ua L.~
open the cIub afte~ e duf'ner. at about JI ud Convertible ~rV. Aluluibe8 pu,'
p.m.
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chased. Foreign. monB1 changed. A tir,~
. 7tn R.. ding Co.
'rs' BrI1l8/le.-A 8UC- p,r9of room for all Plate and Jewel dep' ~
ooeeful re-unlOll O~ld Boys Qf the above 11;5. Printe OIliCBL ponte dooz entranre .-:colDpany W811 held ' the achodlroom at t. OOODJ.CRE'S
::sT. )(ARY'S B u'!"!~.
MarY'a. CaIItle St t, on Wedneaday laat READING. Estahli~ed as a. Pa1t'1l b.....;et
week, when lOme 54!~~t memMra welcomed and SILVERSMITH in 1.831.
t~r old capWn, ~"Bev. A. Eo Minchin.
oa hi return ' from Canada, afte
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..nce of near~ tell~L Mr. Minchin gave
an intMMtinlt &coo t of his misaionary
1POrk ' a:llloni the .. umber-jacks" and lDdiane in the J'ar
eet. The cllair was
. F. Burnett, ..ho is
oecupied by the
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keeDIJ' iJlter.ted ia ..ork amon, . Do:re aDd
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JIWI.u. TOil ate Ia '" pooItlaa ... "~ .,
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it !IIIoiId ". mentioned that the jll~
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Mr. '1'. ~ -ad lIr. Hawkins (UIU'ftl'61ty
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