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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.

S ceptre

M OT

515

L ife .

Large Savings. Low Death Rate.
Decreasing Expenses.
The Most Stringent Valuation.
Increasing Bonus.
EXTRACT FROM “ THE STATIST.”

“ A Model L ife Office. There are a few
L ife Offices which can point w ith good
reason to such excellent bonus prospects.”

Mr. A. MOBBS.
O ver 38 years Manager o f the Sceptre
L ife in the Reading District.

20

ERLEIGH

ROAD,

READI NG.

Fire, Accident, Assurances, in all branches.
Personal A ccidents, Sickness and Disease.
Dom estic S ervants, Em p loyers’ L ia b ility , also Guarantee^
B u rg la ry and P late G lass Business prom ptly attended t o .

E . & Co ., C o r n , H a y

Morris, W illiam , boot & shoe maker
14 West st
Mortis, Robert W illiam , 1 v, Peacock
Hotel, 51 Broad st
Morse, Ltd., clothiers, 5 Carey street
Mortimer, Mrs. Mabel, Excelsior
school, Oakley road, Caversham
M o r t o n , G. & W ., boot and shoe
manufacturers, 24 K in g st and 6566 Broad st
Morton, Miss Margaret, l .r .a .m.,
a.r.m.c ., Berks Training College of
Music, 114-115 Broad st
Moses, G. H., dining rooms, 21
Caversham rd
Moss, A. W., L.R.A.M., F.R.C.O., pro­
fessor of music, Rowley, 213
K in g’s rd
Moss, Charles, Registrar of Births &
Deaths for St. Giles’ sub-district,
304 K in g’s rd
Moss, Charles, g d, 138 Belmont rd

and straw dealers, 27 Castle street
Morris,
George,
decorator, 162
Southampton st
Morris. John, farm produce, 134
Wokingham rd

Establishment, Brigham rd and
Thames side Isaacs, Harry, pro­
prietor— ’Phone 1038
Motor UnionlnsuranceCo., 16Friar st

Morgan, Miss Annie, confectioner, 73
, Queen’s rd
Morgan, E. P., lic .r.i . b.a., architect,
154 Friar street
Morgan, W. J., 1 v, Duke’s Head, 41
Broad st
Morgan, W illiam plasterer, etc.,
32 Palmer Park avenue
M o r i n g F r a n k , E., manufacturing
confectioner, wholesale dealer in
grocers’ and chemists’ sundries,
stationery, haberdashery and toys,
16 Caversham rd
M o r l e y . T o m .illuminator,draughts­
man, ticket and letter writer, gold
blocker, printer, etc., 40 K in g’s rd
Morris & Co., tailors, 16 West st
Morris & Davis, tailors, 12 Market pi
Morris, Archibald, butcher, 395 Ox­
ford rd
Morris, Beef Co., Ltd., 2 Tudor rd

M o r r is ,

M o s s ’s Boat & P u n t B u ild in g