Berkshire Chronicle Reading 10-1919

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rest-I .M e found the won·
the wood n r · P~ppa.rd, at
i well; t~ougb. I will not
in filig with -my d' V~ ry,
and teU .rou about it jD lUY
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On a Sabb/lth nlternooll I aocepled tbe
inililtioa of tilt un god, and soothed by
~bnetDMe of tbe IInAAlDe QJld bathed in
he .... rmth oi. his ray., I mOllotect the
..otor-'bru! !la.ee ~jn for tb.e Pf.tfJ part.
~1'()1111d Peppard.
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y tbe wIrY, 1_ bhat the com~y ' er!4
te.ttin, tbl~ !l('rvi e' P1\. October tb first
Sto.b
a lovely Tillage situated high
the Chiltern Rill, in th~ Iie..rt of ".the
.c e-rry «Iuntry." WhRt' a plty"l'hey waited
until the ummer l UI had' ce sed .to ine.
Yet those who would eujo th gLori
of
" tbe fall" and dwell upon t}i"e fadin oli·
age dy\ng in its. many col~urtd
ni1lCl'''ce COllld not do bette\' thaD walk a~und
the rotlM in thl' di~tdet that ?Un. lle4f by
~d through the beec/tWooca. when the
eeverily ~I Jnc • Frost baJI caueed thl'
Tell
of the deciduous treell.. to· wither and ·fall.
When the mom~ or midday \In shin on
theso woodlands the effect iA very beta iful
and chArming. Exq.tl.~ite .~leiias 0'1
Me
and goJd, broW1l and yellow, on msOJ)o and
Ir""I'n, ,teet .the eyes all around. pa~
by
the artistic bruSh of good old Dftme
nre.
A walk arood and home froUl. Cbeck on.
or Woodcote, or Wyfold Court, or
wood. woala not only ghidden YOllr'l-ftA4!,
b\lt impNIM vou with the-lonli
Q tbe
nery, ..mf tile.. h('althy ell.erei~ ,0 tb.4'
l'am~e wowe!. redve drooping elM!r~
nd
iO(ltH new life ib. you\' 8Y Item. '-iMtI, neidentally, increasing you.r appeli.te and gern
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,the b~t that money
n ternatio'ual
Cereals
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case being carecan buy; the g~in
The prices, too,
fully 'selected and cl_~. . .
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al W'~ys Qffered at the
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supply the lrad". an d ~h ,r,
results. Those in thi & tr
associated- with the Co -op, ·.
\\1Jolesale Societ~,. Ltd ., "h td,
a trade of £65.000.000 per ., r.
and ha!\ establishtd model ""0
various districts to prov idl"
stuffs for the people. The ~"
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diJm_t pn PeppaJd Common a genl1 D1>ln
of ,tM O.W,R. saluted me with geniftlp tinc.·alld tllailingl, inguired if I W&8" mg
i1lfl'tJu.t. .ell! .. . On m:r ' IIoIl~weti
in
roncessions in West Ainf l
tile dirmatiTe. he indicai~ ' Jfith a wave'
other p~rts of the Bri tish I· m; :.
p! tile arm th~ ·direction. IiOUt\~t oI.:Pe~
from wbich . to s uppl . raw m " ' .
pard, wkerf it 1I'M ' ituliW.
Across. th
for its food factories :It hrJIT"
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collbDon aad do"n tlie nill t ' toddled then
Luton it bas (' tabli h"cd a l .' ,
lO in g uphill again I struok a flne and rp
Works, 1rilere Iiigli·grad .. e ll'
orchard ~lonKing to a frtfit1lrowing oompany. whe"tflt' apple8,· WorcPRter Per.
prod.uc~d under the bes t cond'
....i08. were a veritable ~rll to bfohold_
for. sale in co-operat ive , .. 1
flo Ted we~ these delieiou fruit thAt 1. had
onl~' . The read er who want , ' ,
get a el.flser -\,i_ to be lre they ..ere not
tend the market for g ood , I'
I Tl'ma rked gn the grand hane. t
. duced under co'-operativ(' ron d.',
apple
youna fellow tanding by.
should caU at the local ~[ ') I '
t be
id, .. Y9u can't I't any'Ti~ trhe, 'tis pi • that
week and a sk for c.\\" . ~ . l"r "
preTRil, and wh It tbe
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a gOod orop e aLw
to
put lip
a bad f,riCf',
t thiR
of tbe YN\f it· is II' adlIome to 10
and l'Il"e the Hpll1ndid fruit that almmot enrywbere &rOund 'bere bedec1c: tbe .brancll~ of
LIMITED,
the treeA ' n colour and cbarm. Theil, of
cou',.,. . thfre is t~
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tronolnio -1I11lMllre after
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and
tb,. elean~.mg of ollr di~ve organ"
READING.
rom the
i1l ~ted by nature
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fruit.
, Ar ANCIENT INHABITANT.
These Celebrated Ales and tOt ·
Well , rn: 1 deScrilM-d 1\ eirele-. M One orten
are guaranteed Brewed from M ..
d0e81 W"-elL. wandering ~l\ro\lnd. nnd camt'
and Hops -ON LY and have b~
to tne 'ignpost at the top of tht'. dellC(>nl
certified by the Bdtisp Anaiytt
and /lllcent lending te Peppard. 'rl\8ub to
my YOllng COllntr,yma!l friend I Kot gltJ!lance
Control to be .ABSOL.DTE I \
t4 th~ pl1\oe. Pllf>SIDg along by the new
P TJ R E
and G"E X U I\" I
"fillN< built on tbe. Crowsley ·Park Rond, I
came to
cart track on tbt'- lt'ft Ie ding
They
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highly recommellt.
MrMil a lI .. ld towQr4 a_..-ood. I in'len' ie"ed
by the medical faculty an d II.
an a1\cil'nt inhabitant nt one. of the tw cottaaI'>I that m..I' inlormant pointed out to 11\1' . - ~n suppfied to Ute Royal B '
The old gentleman
on l1i wire _t 10
shire Hospital £o~ over 60 \.': 1hi, rront garden. with tbe ruL~tllrth'm
climbing around him. He kn('w it well. u.wt
Supplied
Cask and H ,
'Good WI! r it was, too.... He Temem . red
when l,e u1!ed to fetch- water from it
arl!
DELIVERED
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ago. belore tit Woodeote Water Work had
bfR(tlited this district of drought and water
famine; and lie said he .\Sed to !Co round
AU. MALT
HOPS.
wit.t\
breed. carried in a douby cart, too.
A
ltlUldreci yards along the cart: track
I entered tie woOd. and de!!Cending' dell
Of di . .1e tIIIw. the well on m, left. It
beea bricked. ove, Iippart\Dtly mlln)'
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aso. and the arch1f1Y was- 8\lrmountetl by
tonework:. which embraced " C8l'Tilg of
an elep". .t and .. ~..t from the ,wordil of
A ' RM' Y BO OTS
lMWI, to the eft6Ct that ,. whosoe...-er drillketh of th. w.~.r hali thln<t ~n: but
can now be obtai~ed .t ·
they 1I'bo driak of the wate of lit.. J..hat I
n~w branch, 10 . 33. (.;[\
tbeII1 shall thirst ao mOr'f'j' P
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into the cluunbfor, I could see the water
- ROAD (late 18, Kin~", R,).I
..... perleotly tIe8\' alld pure to look: at,
t .....ell being ",bout 6 feet or mo~ in dial'housands 'of pairs in -t l ll h
meter and 3 or 4 feet dee..p.. AplNl reflt 1.r
yariOus prices i romJ/h UP\\ I
it ari_ frem a 8pring. Wbether the well
haa all! Ipit.eoloo .l'roperti
or hMling
ALL SrZE:,.
"ettA I danllOt _yo I ml11!t lean it for
otUrs to ~t out; Qat in {hill pIIrtieula r
I ~ "itll goeI! II. 101JI ..ay-and ble
attnaa4iq . .eob of m.ind 0 r m,.tter have BOOT REPdlRS call also lk' /,
_atl7 " " ditolosed lot an xpe\'t Army
address for our Fil cliJr.\
doetor. who 1i&8 studied thf' POWI't' of ugSir,,' (Uf((Quu,,'s R,,,,,/ ,
,..tioJl. THE 'INN W AS ~iED. IMTiq tile well. and indlUging in tnedi.
tatiem.. I fttUf1Ied to !-he higb road. facinl{
to...... Ctowllley Park. Round 1\
of
th,. roadw.y [ found a pr..ttily- Q'TI ... n",
fte Boteller' Arm, with a larltf' ."",' _ _ou
freat of it which ...quite f'nhaooed
'Of i~~ .pcMitaoa. (It was clO!;led tim~.
the llMulating '""" .........fuR. ..ide avenu('o
t ....,....... the plain
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DYMOn BROWN & SON '
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