Berkshire Chronicle Reading 12-1919

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~LL ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY

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you can -face with i;"';punity the
fogs and frosts of the hardest
~ngljsh .winter.
,loth.

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for 25 ,Yea rs ..

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bf'l ~ ~

P tomatoes

~_~·l·17S Cham:pion

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a~;. for 2d. a
JII~'8t lMlye boon ..

Ih ..:-tIae ~ ... 'ed,
,.aor;moo.; ~ 10:ih00e jubnees' where
'1.. a lit ".. teceivOO_oo there were
lMiI)' toII8.w .t tlIis 6gure-:..the l'eturl'l
-\0 tb& pr~s
have
out 'Of aU
pr~tioD'to
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if
ng ~a.n
Ore"t
_.-t.;".n1arly

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led ~e way fqr Oltt a qaa..rter
and are still to the ftoaf. 'Yeac' Ily

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. , ~C -pitman. certUi\l&tM
1{1s halth ~D to tslit II·

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pro&ciieIlCY.
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~ ~ lie uDc.ierwut an upeetioa at Iing
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IL" ir~ital a
_oDills all:o.
HM·ease. ho_V&r~ was too
:ere to admit
ol ~ul bee.blleDt.
lU - wu JIIt\ch

rew.

liked ~1ti8 pvpilll. and hia
l-knon tig·
· urs .. m be ·misIed. ,in til. t
• He leet a
1..- wt.en he ....as yUunl', .... ieh was a .eY~re
• _....Itiea~to him.
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C1lOUL ~., 'JIb
of tlae ....
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of a ceutury,

everydI'qrt
aftc
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modc:~ to se~ t¥. ~ ~ au W"..ar~lIeSmtiilg
matemUs, combined with· the most skinaI workrimnsbip

·is -.~ut into force

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to pcocftJce

the tailoring PF.~ can

complete and the

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PS.l.TII OF MB. E. WILLr~)l8.-Wo r~ret
to record the death of Mr. 11. William,
one 01. the. a istant mas.t ca at Windaor
Co~ ,Boy , Sch~l , which
. plane early
OIL MoJlda3r mortllng la t at
Ing Edward
vn~ ..nOll'pillJ . Mt'. WJ11iams. had a long
scholastic connection with Wbldsor.
He
~ lin'\ ·"n assistant master'
Brunswick
Bouse ScJlooJ,.- and "ben it dOled ho estahli&ht!d a JHow,ratory school for boJ8 at the
Royal A.lbert Institute. On tile _opening of
Ute Windsor -Boys' Secondary School hisaehoQl became absorbed into it. and be weot
on to the ~new school al preparato'7 master.
He YIIS alllO shorthand teecller .t the WindieDce nd Art 01_ at· tile Albert
hi. . .d he taught silo
d claaeeiJ
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t.th batraclcs in the tOlt1J.
e Yaf Tery
• ~I, a l.aJ'lt8 D'lImbw
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TIle . .t ~. ~aot1mJ ineludiDg the
Street, Re-ding.
reat, cott of culii.,...jon, planting the
eeed, purebue of fertilieera, digging the
'PHon: JlIw)aNG 11.
crop, ek., t.otaII jlllR about £80 per lIel'e.
A t Ute enrap priM of 15&. I. cUot the
~ off ...m acre ...u_ .. tot&! of onr
, UIIIII Ie&Ting ~ proit of £100 pe.r ~
-.ore. It mUflt b& remembered that. loW' '.-~,-';';;""":""":"-":"::'':'''''~--------------'------~
..Iue haa bee. taken for the erop;
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n ery &hilling per cabot receivecl aboY.
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the lk • •'ioaa!lme$.ns
~dded {)~ I.
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at ot eu ·1&. per .ere.
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:Ihia proIt ia ~ t.be sum total J'l)(:eivcd
I.u.Ily frOID." piece 91 ground, "inee
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.the latld hu to carry
a erop -ef",--.
til or !larley. To_toll! MVW
,-elY profitable crop
cWtiac the ~
,..n: for an averaglf
prie8
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~hed. It· is reek-

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and
for .....&g th6
_'r__."'"'....."' - ~M.. etaek¢ in '
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D~riD& opeD
w~
tb~gbOut the
day to the
Uoder .no eon- :
ditiollll are the- potatoes e.prouted ondel'
glau, .eiDOll 'such -t-. JlI4IthQd is UJllltll tisfactor" in the ~tre1ne,
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The greater part of the early laud 11 .
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dug bJ the spalie' ud as the Irolll.d a .
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buted-treD()~, th~ weeds an the
weOOa lDed.JOI: f~l,li.iDg are· well ,blJried. '''I.
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nt ! Jt- is fauu adviu!ije to pl,ant th4!\ tubers
Goachen. o~y two or t.h~ i_bee cleep, and &8 th.

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st~ ill most
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are most comprehemIVe'~, ~ rrices a;re at Readfug's '
lowest-alwa)'S.
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p1anted i8 cove~ .•• the lIame till\& U I
the Dut roW' i. :~iDg opened up., Ths
e.bou~ ~4. iDcbeii ..pert and, i. • .
additioo to 'he. ....otlose noted above,
olose J!l&ntlng remWn rt poesible t()
oan1l;-nrp >two rowe at cn.ee asJM earthing-u~ ~l i!I ~~ between thtl.m.
aprootM tubem .re·plan eel out III JA!lUary for the 6&l'lieat crop and .. _ _lOa
of .plaDtiDgt ia ma~ for the . l~ter dig-

r01l'8 are

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It may not be ,po.aIlble for tDe fanners
ill Oreal1 .riMiIl · iIo ,-tWD quite 11ICh
woadRhl ~....... & their Jersey confr.rea, bid 0, ~S bette'r ..n4,l newer aiinIaoc1a of lMl~n .lId l8lectiDg
t:1teir luwl'cINet.ly.. tJaere is.JlO "I8AIOD .t
.11 w1l, the, _ufcl !lot inere... thenyield of poWoea MOMIIOualy. They w~n
• ti& ~ 1.~"""'~' -but, ,I.
adc,itioa. tibe _Uon ~ a whole. wiD

The,.WrongWay··-.
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-There isn't a: deal of £uri in
cycling wheh you're" riding
on tyres you~ can't trust .
• Whe!l yeu fit UCLINCHERS" YO!'
l~eI safe--..lOmet'hing tells you Dot

to worry any more- abo~ tyres.ADd that'. the feeliUi "that
makes .eyeliDg a rear pJeasme.
A.', ~LINCBERS!' AU/ill's/ife.

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