Berkshire Chronicle Reading 10-1919

W~1lp1:1fill'"
u.ae~el"*.
ti tude
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Wh.icll
the dart dcoda
Iinj ng 'Withia. • .
' Ti., troe 1I'"e have 'W~ITiN
fl'cnndity •
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J " ke Tl'nt, rl:'tes and tas.. aDd ~I'drafts, too, .
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Du l lh_ 'Won't opprn. if 'Wit.. li«htsome

jOt' ndity,
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W (> fn.oe tlle~, iuatlll\Al of l\.
Wlll..ttn~r our trouble ' , meeti
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wm' lessen its
once ~1I.in. .
But w'rilatruut of

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h - tmdt',
T:lllW in this district
I'e! wilh the C~-open'v
:-ow'! "" Ltd... Which_s
of .l.;ti:i .OOO,OOO pcr. annum.
.('-IJhi"h, d model vrork$ in
. dl- trl' I- 10
pcovide f~­
r ,I" prop!e. '];'be Society
,(,.1 g.lrdcns .in Ce
on. and

IT AT Tt1t

~TORE.
_ in West Africa aDd
_ oj Ihf' Rr itish Empire.
h I" -uppiy ra w materials

d f .lnnrH ~ at home.

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h".; ("{ab li~hcd a Coco.a
\l herr
Igh-grade Cocoa I S
un~l r r the best conditions
In ".-uperative · societies
r('"dn who wants to ezm .trkf·t for goods- prondrr (O-{) l)f'ratiYe cooditiOl!s
alt at the loc~1 ct~ thIS
a., k fo r c. \\ . .
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BROWN Ie SO
LIMITED.

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L AlBERt B~Y. >'

READING.
elebrat ed AleS and, Stoutg
tced Brewed frohl Malt

O\"LY and have been
h\' th e British Afialytical
t~ he A BSO L.HTEL Y
And GE XUINE.
reco mmended
medll~al £,{culty and hav<:
upr!te(\ tv the Royal BerkH 'J'Pltd! t'Jr o'\er 60 years.
ar t'

hli!hly

and· Bottle.
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F R E E.
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MALT AND BOPS, ~
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BOOTS

J~<: o btaiged 1 at our
r.lllch. X o. 33. lONG'S
Ilate I , }{jngs Road).
of pairs in stock_'at
prices fro[R3/6 upward .

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be ufl of the

for bur Fadory Lo"doll
aNd Queen's R~.

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hlUld.s IUId the future

"ie..~ ._nully
Will make thread

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peTplKinl ' j t one
l:an«led skein.
TbooJrh .. killjoys'" nbotVld . .4 wild men
with ~ril:y
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~lare t~.t the count~ bile eone to _th~

It ",,!"':ut -detl'rmine to 'Worlt
The lun of

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So toc.;
let '" .. buck up " an d 11'10
... na ODa
amity
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Pull hard all tOI{etber ~ in clays agone,
And 1I1'O'Ve ...e can meet all' o.r troUble~
with I18nity
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BJ' 8IIljrtDC and manfll11ll "carrying ~,Il.
[TIle aboft· lines _
",rittea a few day.
pre,iou. to 'tAe P~llt _tIMl .trike, DO.!;
I mike no ~ (OT inserti.n,r them thi,
week 88 1 · Wnk-:'they liTe '1I\:)t-.JtoJreth~r
uns;u itable to the l?Teeent -critiCl8l JUDcture.]

A SBLFISH

t"i\ .("'l,PERATIVE

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TRlXE.

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~ It boo«h- one of !:he .'~ Jl~bli
at. the
ralhray= ' m
meeti1lt{ ID. tbe - ~nll"l
Meadow. on • 'Sunday.: .fterJlOOD last ..110
wru e requested to ..,-ithdraw to
oQtakirta
of tb orowd " as this ill a. _
of..r;ail"·,\..VlIlen obly" with my usual. pertinacity
I retainad my comfortable.t
nl!{\!'!:he
or torical enterJainers .•.BlI~ . I
uld not
have mi6 ed lUlytbing of jmpo nco bad I
r
nded to !:he cbail'tlUl-ll'" in tatioii, for
III oUll'h I can hodbstly fl&y tha I attended
with nn entirel.\" lI'pcn .mind, ADd wit!J the
6Ol; pUI'pO'lO . of 'hstoDlD&I to tJa rllliway'
men', eide of the Question, I h rd nothing
to convin ee me of the jw tifica n of their'
p'recipitntc Ilctjpn, or the i usti
of t.heir
,II-con sidered dema.nd. In fae, if I had
to d scribe the speaker ' nrguments in · one
"'ord 1 ~houJd imp'ly write " Abu e," trus
~e ry aethe ..-erh-- b~inR IibeTally aliPUed to
everyone wilo , dWtgree wilh thell:_-views,
M~. Lloyd Geol'Jl'e SJ1et'ially ....
tli butt
of tb.c · ..-a rio u~ speakers' ve al arrows,
"~mfty humbug"
"Craft,r
undrel"
.. Lfin~ modern hJ;~rite,'"
ke in the
I:r8~n-theM a.re bu
few of tho polite
te rms.. ~bowered on the IMn who h
with
true British pluck nnd grit
Dck to the
ll<l tional helm and atcered t
IUltioil.'a
~lti p ~af~l y through the w. elBt1'Om of war t"
H thiB is the 8peoiOU/j pleadina- with 1firieh'
the N .U.R. hope to win Qver the -vablie
to lheir su pport, I thin;: they 'n find the
T~e r'<l will b:l !:h~ T~Ult. I listened - in
vru n for one word of sympothy wards \ he
publ ic wh n:e lnt:<U!T8 are likely to 00 bare
3'1 the oo nseq uen'c e of their b
ty nction
Hnd equally in "run for one e fa i.o n 01
re::ret fo r the i nihUltrilll pnr&lytii tha t
mu t follow, MOIl a
ill f¥l upon mil.
I ion. QC nPlle"t workers outsid tlieir 0"'"
par louiar organil!lltion. Tlie
bq/e trend
of I the OOdres ell
nA praetie
to challenge the nation, (tDd to total
disretta.rd
the J)OI5sible dismttrolls deftlopments t hlit
maly .nttt'nd this liI{htning strl e. If tne
rru JVoy worKers d .. ~tre th &1l
rt of !:he
pul:Ui.c<-nnd witJiollt it !.hey W D't ucceed
- t4ef will h)ll'e to pre nt, a far stroDller
and ross selti3h. en • and pTe nt it, too,
minu. needless " ituperniion.
officials
may ellplode tb~r l'he ricnl fireworks
:I.m,d<t tbe fmnho plaudit of tbeir fol·
lowor_, but it is the wholo of tho com.
munity "'b.o will decide tbis q
tion, and
the men 'and women III(ho hay unfljnch.
in~ly borne 'the bu.rden. of a. gra~t war are
not to ~ intimida ted by unjustifiable
tactics OT threats.
ODDl1ENTS.
N. .R.-N:ttional Unrest Raisers,
.. JIorotio 'Bottomlay ilf a third ·rate
iournalist and a. Tottl'T at th complete
bcttoill" wa.s one weaker's d ription. of
., John Dull'e" edito~.
Every daily poper T8Coived i
hl\.re o't
nhlt
except tho ': Daily JUr ," which
"·ns- ltl.lIded to the sk i _ _
l:olld .
.. Solidarity :' W88 tho one 'Wo
abo e aU
otheJ'S that wh o~tor -,poke
IOTiDjl'ly
awl. frequently. thoueh the .,..n~iatiOil

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longer .: whe'n was~ed ' with' Pur~bIn Soap. They retain thcrir
snlllJ)e and are fRe from shrinkage beCause the olive oil in Puritan Soap
cljean:~· ". so
tJy. . 'licate c910urs retaiA ,their shade, aelicate
~eir ' texture.
1'portS.oo.ts and: for all household laundry work chOQSe-

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TIle laupcle.mr« these coat.la
a ~ieky buafuOll8. Unless they
are washed with the utmOllt Clare
they 10118 then- shape and tezture.
Do not ~ any risks of spoilmg
tII~.
Use IPuritan Soap.
{b
will keep thetJt 10ft and altogethe~
an!! delightful.

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The' nth m.m di plll~
not exu·
berant•. .the applause boina ra er -patchy
and thin.
'1'be l{eneral ~ll~ie IIOOU tiNd of the
~ ~eli'ma~ and retIred 10•• belore the
rneeti1r.cloSed.
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The
t i:JlicjI' in the p.roee !doll. wu the
hnnd, t eir selections bem" played with
\ ~ rf"e and 1 0 e.:ICEllent ti_.
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MIXED PICKLES.
A rector's' wire. etroUlIIIL .
"iiLllge one day, camll ~ F
on hiB WilY to mllrket. As
to lier
oet iDa.
.. Darley. you ~ at ....
~ me:' ~ I betr JOin ".,....
lh.D Nlly, ~bul ~-poor W1t.
. . two W
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the wo
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"It ,.is a cood plan.t, _71
Acribo, "for It man to _lte
ie ~ a lIOOd coO'l.'"
entia "1Ioeaot.!'
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Wada a.-Jeu
fmm £7.;.0 to £50

oWju&ed to
BEAT.
COLD,

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