Berkshire Chronicle Reading 10-1919

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To aayone 'with .. touch of .
the fe.lIiOD ct1Jmer of th~ R.. 1.:n·K ln""~n
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WIIS a THy'uln~
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and a Te"1 stimaJa.ting galhnin/llrPI "e
~~ _ 7 old .
rad es, ma~IY '01 I. r•
•ei~ of B.di1lC, who had parti Ih.",
~ ill al.toId daJlgera and difti elpal.t..J
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. h t he olli~r, _ h<u Ih....
......~t er 'Wlt
dared ~eir h&rdshjJlfl, delighted .t I~ ..,
porlQaity of
wi
tlIe old friend.hl~o~
thj froBC. lt1I'as Bot th e lell8t of th~ k' -,

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1I'Jaiel! Mr • .LeoBard uttoD '''h.'Ik!·
. , . of :&..du.., ra18ed th~ companl~'a:

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, READING PROPERTY- OWNERS'
ASSOCIATION.

A MEETING

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"The GuDt of Silence,"
Staning

" Uttle Women,"

THE FIDfS STATEIIENT,'

Property OWflttS ill Reading and District
are COI'dially invited to attend..

Are uniting for

An OPEN MEETING
All Men and

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BLOUSES.

TRICOLJNE BIou5et'.. wash and wear well
are smart andvery,J.ik ,ilk in appearance. '
We
a &foci or these in WHITE
n .." ".... and COLOURS, also IOII1e very nic~
neW'stripes, All at 12/'1 each,
Jpb L ine POPLJN BLOUSES "11, worth
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J~ COLLl)'lS,
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4th.

The- Rev. A. EJING IKensingtonl will induct,
and the Rev. Ii ~. GILLI~, M.A. (Jlfarylebone)
will del!ver the charge.
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READING (6re st'nJ
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Cream.

Ribbed VESTS 33 in.
• long. ~.. ~ks. ~n'
Heavy Rfb~ ' COMBINATIONS,
.Women'.. .SlU. Out size fI'.
LadieS'

will take place on

. Service -begins at ~.30 p.m.

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WARM· UNO WEAR.

The Induction of the
Rev. Dr.JohnSteel~, M.A'.
TUESDAy.

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PART ;1.- " THE WILL."

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Latest Puis.and London · Styla.
LOWEsT PRICES.
Country Clients waiteel OIl by request, without

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The Most BcalltiIuI S~rial vet produced.

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These aJ'C! Io_priced
piclled at random
from oar vc:r.y
stock of Woven Underin aid 9 f the fWlds o( the above Branch wjJI be wear, all of which il marked at lowest prices
opened by MRS. LESLlE~W~LSON
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THE

"d 10llowiDc two daYl, exclusive to this In the 'fOWN BALL. Il ADINQ.
Special CONCERT begins .t 3 b'c1oek.
Continuous Music and-Refreshments available
• from 2.30 to 9.30 oD "
TUESDA Y & WEDNESDA Y, NOV. 41h eo Sill,
G eraldine Farrar ill a tense lov~ drama.
A.(krnoon Tea 1/·. Rd~ments i"n . eveninc
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1(- or 6d.
Admission on Tuesday, 2.30 p,m. to 5 p.m., 2/6 ;
S~ all
othu times 1/3 (inclu ive of Government tax).
"rom'tbe well·remembered play by Cyril M. TiCkets (tom Mrs. Mu de Bathe, Hartley
Harco~·rt. Starrin, Constance Ta1madge.
Court, Reading. and .lIfts. Milton Bode, BOI[
Office. 42. Friar St., Reading; and a( tbe ~oors.

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.JULES TlGNET,

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CASTLE S1'IIIT CORGIIGA'I1OM1 anJIOI.
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William A. Brady's piclurlzation of Louis M.
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A~tt' s , 'mous novel.

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PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION:

STIllE AT MESSRS. G. R.
JACKSON, LTD. -

Chair to be tallen'by HR. (j...£ ;HEWETT,J.P.

S.,DAY.

The c,clouic Serial

Ai Mube Price

WORKERS DEMAND
INCR£ASE.

'And following hr~ dl\l"" exclv.sin to thia
In ' BROAD STREET CHAPEL,
'l'beatn. I
On SUNDAY, /IlOVEMBER ~nd, at 3.30 p .m .

,. vi rile drama o( the goldfields.
Monroe Salisbury.

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o( the National federation of CHAMPAGNES
-property Owners), .

WDDIC IIOAD SIBIr IIOI'IIIIIIOOIl
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I, - Nov. 3rt1,

.... Monday

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Will deliyer an Address on

From the Ambasadon' Theatre, London.
Box Office Now Open. ,

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wiD be heW ill the

-for the purpose of
WELCOMING DR. and MRS. &TEELE,
will be held in tWSCHOOLROOM, '
on NOVEMBER 12th, at '. 1~ p .rn.

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KINO'S SEED.5MI!N.

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READING JUNIOR CONSERVATIVE
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u-.l1l~ them. th ..t he should have
Ti.... aD raab to noh a bt.p~ rpu l l :
~, ... to - T that .the m~1l ' ppr..
. . . . lti8 k.i~ til chUa
WOIJ ItI boo IAl
pat it ."'1 mildly. 1t was trati!yin~ . too
flo _ ae ~ oIlcerl who had 'held hi ~
_ _ in ~i companies, though Ih.~
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BOtahIe .. bIen~ owiug t" abo
_ce from ~laDcl.
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pre.... nl·. 01
)(a~ral ' r R. 1 . Pinney. K ,' R
who _&Ddecl dle 35th Division, in "hleh
the S5t.h- Compaay lS'Ved, W88 paruclll.uI,
p~, 'and jIl.ii tribute to tbe semc", o~.
the B.eadiD& ~JNUli
wiD bt reud wll b '
p~e bT aD ~ eit i _ of ~cfiPg. C.. I'"01
WilIoa, lI,p ' falIo
, h abo
hJ8 I cUHt .. mar}
goodwill by' 1
g in from anoth ..r ~ ...th·
eriD., which
d been bed for th~ ' ''.'0
aDd ' T j 1lg hi wotd of pr:I " " IQ
Ole BMdiac
E.II. It is Oil. sueh an .....,...
IriOD ihat i t
partieularly fitting th.t
th,e representa ve of the borough should he
one ' who has h '
U abared the ha.r(l.h'l)5
of the field, and who ean tberefore ~Pl"·' ~
i;Dtimate IInowledge of what the dItT,·r·
ent 8"erTices bave performed. His TeCOItDiti"n
of the ' nluable semOO8 whieh the R- K
Co paniee have rendered is one wbleh' the
mea specially appreciated. As we have .~
before, those of U8 .. t bome have 110 IIO~CP p/
tion of the utraordinllrily diffieult ,,,,01
d
eron8 work which tbe RE. Compa" ""
h ad to perfOrm, often . ~ng called upon '"
diaoly the tmost bravery and de\ ""· n
in -the face of terrifio fire. and to sho\\ I he
most un ' earied 8ctiTity. We hoJ'(' .I· .• t
the t hree companies will realise that H.·."I·
ing i iDdeed prcud of them all . nnl l "III
ch eri h tlrei:r splendid record of .en '" •• r
King anti country.
Everyone sllould Vote To-Morrow. _
I t ia difficult to l'enluade pe-oplf \-I '"
i nter t in the munieip.'u ('\ocli"n. I"J t
there nev« was 1\ time when it .....1' I: ·re
n l!CE6&lry that e"eryone, who ha' .• 1 I. •.""
~nomiool and wise admini8trnt 11m. ,1 .• ,,111
that t.tu- men are retu rn",) " Ii .. '\III
put r etr enchment fue,t. This p"I ,,', 1- :IS
~a.., for the 'Working man i i ' I t , ·,.r
other lel.n.sses. ..W orking InE'n an" n ll ~ n "nl \"·
i ng f~ tlteir landlord. hl' \.· I""'~ .t
paper infOl'ming them th at .• ,"!." to Ibe
inCn!8Se i.n ·t hentee tbey " ,'II,,\~ In ""Y
80 much extra per week 011 "
I " '111 and
even on Qle 8IIlallest hO!lIW'" II,.' ,,\1,'1111 18
CIOIltrid~ble.
Yet what doe< 11.< I •• )" ."r
P arty ' fell them? In a cm ll!.'r "01011.<1
'. Policy 01 the lAtbour Party, " " huh has
be!n w ued in all the ward!; ... h,· r., .1 1.,1_lUr
candidate is standing. we l enu : .. Th.
anxiety of. the non·work.. rs about th o rttles
i , an effort to put a little DI"'. "I the
wOl'k eJ"s money into th..il own Jl<"~ "'"
Every householder IInows tilat Ih" " 1•.1 ..
It ill the working mlln who i. \ II.III~
affected by the riB& in rates. 1\8 h. kn' " .• I
hie cc.t by the r~ in the Rending r.. I'i"
in May lMt and again. this half·year . \'rae·
ticnlly every working man has to p.IV'.1
least an utra 18. a week on hi, rfnt ,," IU~
ttl the rVe in the rates.
Labour ' Party' s Costly Programme.
l t i. fmm this poiDt of view th ai ".,,
electora will eXl\llline the "Policy 01 ,hLaOOu]' Party." 'They know thn.t R N"I II ~
is rureedy involved in hravy e!:pe.nditu re 0
oonneetion w-ith the houam&' sc heme. as " . Ii
I1S foJ' the bu.il{!ing of the bridges at ('n \ . '.
sham .bUlh must bt> carried out. th .. rU il
njng 01 'buF.e8, and tbe completion 0 tI,.
TilehuF.st 88wemgt' IlCheme. Then the... ict
nec 8S:I.TT expenditure . in conneetion 1II\tll
the Education Act and the Health Act. I'
~y IlQthing o( the constant Ij.Dgmentati,,,
~f upenditure in connection with ri ' I I I
wagell. H only the.'18 thillr::~ are pro",1 ~
for, w~nt .... ill the ratM be like '
t,\\ y
ad-vanee will mean an addition 10 I '.
worllf.'S rent, though the kbour \'.,;,
cand i tee are carPlul oot to tell 111111 ."
n tb top of all that the town mll.1 .I ..
the
ndidates of the Labour Partv ""
od voc,ting the pnblic ownership IIml II''''
trol of II ll p ublic needs aDd servi~s. in l h..I·
ing ~. el«!tricity. milll: 8upply. Dl.~rk rl'.
baths laundriee. hospital . mnniOl pnl ,' ..1"
oer t... cemeteries. and the extenaion <>i 11 1.1 ·
t .. r.nit h - . '-tram , 'bns and other " I'
viee<'!. , Some of til
tbinp-might. p"';"IIII >
be a n.ntRgeou . bllt thi is not th(' "rill'
to emllark OD larlt" liChem of expend " ".,whl c~ are DOt "itally n~ .
Wh.• '
would be the C06t of municipalilling _.11
th
. Mrvieee and how m ucb beltor ·ff
w01ll~ t.be ratepa er be in these dar .,(
hi.l:h eMta with m wmipal gas, electr,,''')'
mJlk, liaundriee and hoepitaIa? It· 1<1 "\,, I·
on \:bat snch
would ada to t hp

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