Berkshire Chronicle Reading 12-1919

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- TOILET SETS.

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315, OIND D. {c-atllt Rd. T~t
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417. . . . . D. (Ela P.rk Rd. c."..,1.
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COMMERCIAL Mofor Veh,cl~

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TYRE$ pressed ' On the premises ~t

VDIaHT'S, Cutle Sl
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interest
the
8uppori.iere,
duriA« Uie
was
stationed at DeJODJ,lOrl. and played lor tbe
R.N.D. tejlm there. I~ OOJllpew. 1!"ijh severnl
members of the Plymouth team.
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AFTER THE lU-TcH. , " ._
.!fter
match the Plymouth managel'
remarked · that f' PJ.,ymouth ou,ht to hne
eecured Cbl'ifti• ."
That ·PJyaquth .rorrat
missin, him' is not surpriei.ng, for he jHayecl
Ii spleDdid rame, 88 did all memben of the.
~ing defellte. " Archibald bl'Ol1,lit off
8eyera.l brilliant 16_ in tlIe im ,- half••
whilst Horler, appreoii!f,in, the return . o~
Smith, gave one . of hie . best . clWplaya.
Speaking of the defence remillda me thaf
Goodman Dearlr·.. :!'O:Il the ' game pear. th
~nd with & m~eent shot from 35 yarc!s,
whie\l. struck the ' und\)l'neath portion of tho
bar. "
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WEill'S DEBUT. ·
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The B.eading (orwlll'd .line was ed by
Weir,
. his .c hief value to the 8ide WOA
the whole-hee..rl8d manner~ in '. wbich he
worked. ' In strange company it wu ' to..
much to ~t 'that ,hi wouW do a'nytDinq
etartliq, aud ' llritieiam woald be' unfai
Like Weir, . the . other forwa'rdll .were Iflut.
tou _for work, .and they prevented the Pl.",
mouth haH·backlJ from p "iD« that all8is t •
&Dee to their attaclc whIch is Il(> _nthl
if a . forward line ie to be" really dangerous.
KEADING RESERVES LUCKY.
The . BMerT811 were _~eJ,y lucky to
capture Men one point in the Sonth.Eaetel·n
~e matoh .with Th_yerofta OIl SiLtn
dat; for tIie YUitinC t:-m bad a.t a...t tw;o..
tltirda ~ ttl. , ...., lIut f&.iW to ~le tlIe
moat of uiiil' c~ ' in trook of : PI.
Crawfonl, ~ too, . ."..
to · the
10eal te.m, aad .yell: hia ' lid. time aJid
MaUa. ~: ~Je featUre- at the I'NIIe
Stewa...-.
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at .._tr.hall, whiclh
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Maria 18ft the
b ... TIle oIi .....t.....
do

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F.,...MderOll(oWJIf>enlnwl_~.
had a
POOl' all Df.
tile,- eou Id not have T . ,ClUtAllEitlBS (llee*oa) W,
.lIjper testimony.
He bad ~1I8II t th.- Bix
'1'lIoru 908. ft. 'WEST ITIIUT.
' ba~ JaM of his lile at St. Luke's. 'l'hey
,hM taupt him far _
about reli«ion than
he had. ta~lit thein: he '--d more real,
ea....t CbriHtiRn relitriol\ tlwore t ha.n anywhere he had been. Mr. Phillips described
'hi 8~ 118 a thonderhlg SoOO 1,,11 ow , For RUBBER S'fAYPS of. every
ond told , thol!e p_t Dot to Booil bim. description, DOG COLLARS, Chains,
Hlil _
goinlr to W\ ..t waS like. a c;it} elt.orcb
Leads, Muzzles, etc.
...,-ft ch ureh of a d~et'eJit j;ype ~ __
wh81'8 Uie people camelillm every . r t of
GJLnS'
.!JIGlAYDtG Tt'OIW,
'Rnlrland, aDd the work wquld be much moM'
130. P'1'iaJ' Street. ItEADING.
dilBcult and be would require 'e-rery OOI!~
I~ ' soiritual forae wh icb he Jfo' oesAed. Mil(h t
,God bl
th6lO abundantly lor their g'r~t
RIIlJII-nRL
kindness Md love. (AppIan ).

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the

ENSURES the very best realllts in
healthy stock and Iating capacity.
There are many imitatioqs o( this SIIecessful desitn. but no equal-it remains the cheapelt and best bouse
ever yet offered to th~ultry world.

Send Jar

of BroWHe lit ·Lilly
Porlilble B"ildillg~ OJ all ·/u'nds-Free. ·
C4t4Iog,~e

BROWNE 4 LILLY, Ld.,
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READING Cn'AMBER OF
COMMERCE:

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was the ~ of
from abQuc:....itft

,well,' ""bile

thl1l the vl.itiAa rorwards
each other. Plal JIerl-tl,..
inl-W'1I8 ~li .__tie.ou..

• bled U...:;rYId! 1D8Il.
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MI'. Catl8y, who introduoeci the

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In our last )8IIU",- we publi8hed the. iil'llt
list at _sUbB,oriptions -: towarde the '£tcI,OO/'
asked trom Re8dill8 Qnd' BerbJiire' tofra,rd~
wipinJ olf . the doticit on that ap1l!lldid institution, the Y.M.C.A. We are uked
state that further 8ubecriptions will
gladly received by the llayor or Mr. E . ' D.
Heelaa hon . a--urir. '
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In &'nnection with the above appeal, al
special musical afternOOJl is .being held fit
the- Broed Street Brotherhood on SUllda~·.1
December Hth, at 3.30 p.m.- Tt.e Broad
Street Blale Votae C)loir i8 proyiding a
mnsical programme, and viltlin solQa wi
be rendered by Lionel . Falkman the
.!mown violinist. TIle chair wil f be
by the ~v. W . Morton RawliDllOD,
8~er is to ~ . llr.
William
Q.B..E., who hu been organisipr ....., ....6.,..;
tor the Y.M.C.A. on the Weeter.n
LIMITED.
Fronta for tbe put II ve years.
haa had many unique .e xl*'!en_
Arraa and Somme ' areas durin« the early
day. and his lecture, "From the BaM to
the Firi~ Liu," ' uould prove intereeti.,.
The -aur will be an opeo Olle, eIIttrely
free to the public, and tlIe _ Broad 8treet
Si.sterlaood are IflYO a speejal inyitation.
'l'he COlleetiOD 15 bWig deyoted to the
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These Celebrated les and Stouk. Y.v.C.'-. NatiOul Fund.
The B~foi.Boulle ColleetiOlL Seneme,
are guaranteed Brewed from ~a~t
with the 1" ' - at ita heU, ia beinc
and Hops ONLY and have been
"TitrorotJ'Sly ~8Il up and ciarried oat,
aad yoaDl
certifiea by the B ti,h Analylical - 88~y by the variou
aeeoeiatlOll8 ' thmajrllout . the tbWD.
I Control to be
BSOLU:rELY ~ -.....
'l'hAaks. t6 the 'very allle aDd eympatiletie
Apport .of the el4!r1rY aad minWtenoi aU
PURE and GENUIN:E.
deaomillatio...a, it hili be8\l JIONI ble to
dwiq, tile pUt weet<fpr teIl.IIlUu• •
They are highly reCommeQd.ed'~. _~
..... to 'lDMy meetiara in difrereDt
by the '~l :
ty al)d have
part.. of ~, at _wlri.h muti remntll
for the. coIleeu., iU"IIly hau _ I l ' 1111been supPlied to
Royal Berk.
rolled.
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shire Hoepjtal fat Qler-60, yeaR.
h.a ",,~,!ii- of ....tl

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ROYAL ALIEIn' BltEWElty.

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Supplied -in

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&ttle.

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H. M. DOUGAUL•
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I: 4H. eIfOIID IIOAD. 1l£A1IIIMI.

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THE LEADING
RI NG SH O P.

'W lNCH'S,
23. FtuAR Snrk:t;T

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deputa,
tion, in a very ~t ·ap.eech made an appeal to the JIl~~ &If
'eugl!pd ' In
, co~oe qJ tAe ~~J1, to help in the pr~
lem oI1lncflD« these men' empl(),mMt.
A.
• pro~l . WlUI that 0 Jette!'- )I hould be
~ dl'afted, appealijf,-Jo employers, and thAt
this mould be' CU'ClllU.riIIed among all e.mployers with tb. ixception of thOll8 1l1M'ody
eomplyinr.
· )(t'. lloring remarked that in ReAdin,
the 1DtI.jority o~ employer!\' "111 ploy~ only It.
· lJIIall ;Unmbe. ~t. workpeopI&, ond it waR
TQry dJae,dt ~ Neh lIlen to come ill' undeor
tlle Natiooal 8Cbeme. He agrfJl'ld with the
propOlli&l that eJ'&P16yers generu.Hy · bould be
, cil'Cularised.
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It lrM finally.agreed Uiai lfr. C. E. Hod gkin 8hould dralt a letter, ~Mi8ing tho
I smdl' number of diSa'bled men~ left loeaJlr
,to be abllorbed, &lid ura11l4 local employers
to signify their willinp
to as ist by
beeoIIliDJ parti811 to the eebeme.
Mr. BIonDI ~....,..ed upon the dep"tation tbat aU m_berjl of tlte Cllam her of
Com_roe daeired to ¥Sist. and as a ",'~ole
wouW do aD in their power to help.
Xl'. Cannon propoeed a vote. of thanb to
the members 01 the ebamllor, and shlted
that it "118 u.p to eTery indiyid ual to ' do his

men

·HOUSE.Jo.:~ . ~IUCI1ON.

DYMORE BRO

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~~W . ~ · lI!"'t I}IlPIct
the
·!fIeIDben for
to ,u ... 1f th'&y ,!PPI'OY..d
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' EKPLO-YKENT , OF DISABLED l(EN .
A 'deputaijwt (rom .the ~try .el Labour
· with riIpN tc9 the e1JlIll()Y1Ileilt llf the 61[~"lc» _n waited upon tae Coullcil. !l.r
ollJeet beiq w ' lI&licit the ' help 'Jf tb", )£erj.
ben of the eIIamber with rega"l'd t? lIie
Natlonal ~e for. t~e ,mplOyDl""t 01 "is-

rQlllb.elM"
tipped. cnoer- the
by Wray ( 1nu!
The :a-li.r, 'IOI'wardi did

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GlVE~ BEST
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.' The monUily meeting Wlls beld on 'riles-day, Tohen llr. Moring WIll in the chair.
CLAIR SUTTON.
ROAD TRANSPORT.
Further oorreeponc;lellce wos read, and it
was stated th t 10 far .. Reading w con675, OXFORD ltOAD. RKADING.
cerned prh-ate III1terpri8e would probabl
FURNITURE
REMOJIALS. EsIi..Jes
meet · the mattef', U arrangements were
being made to do eo.
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llID-DAY 'l'RAIN ro LONDON
Cor~ with .th. Gnat Wf'!Itern
Rail_y C_pIIIly wae rMd , - alld tlIe 8ul!f!!rintendent . stated that · it .was not P'*',ble
at p..-eat . to ~ the one o'clock tnin. ' ~'ASUN" WINDOW
In q:eaD! and G-'I.
The ooune:il deeicled to b.!'l.ni! the matter III) A good as Linep. .
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AD a..eu- III _ .
again l.Jl til ... _thr time.
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EMPLOYMENT OF DISAILED~

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Fer
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in th..
Nwt"'Weet Terrl"ryl an.. ..,. two Y""
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chaplal" to the Forces in France.

duty to the di_bJed IIOIdier.

llINlllUll RATES OF WAGES lULL.
'I'Ili8 .... OOMidered, and vlU'i us TetJIOlutiOJIJ p...t ~, 118 .,.as aleu a . ~­
tiOll pr"~
tlte principle uMor
"hieh tile ~t propoeed , to limjt
the prolte of ......,. OWD~rs.
UILWAY GRIEVANCE .
· lb. yaaer "a.s aptlOillted to i<'PPf'ellen.t.l
the" ohUIber . ' ...tiN to ,'.be

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~ Deaeaber.

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· HJCIOE . &

,(}ramcpeo~ sad

Player., Pianos, Orgatl8,

Beeonfa. . }fUlie-ROIlI tor . Pla'....I-'iluIDo,
EntertaUuoent Contractors. etc. 'l'aDlJ/l
aAd ~.-in tG all MUlica1 Iutzu_ t&

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S;""iallseo In Commerdal. JI'IMhllChI. ~ _ , .... " .
ootoloor ~ in all iIII bcu>dooo.

N'oted (or WeOding Groupe It EnJart=len[s,
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'PItoIla 101.

Rubber Boots
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