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READIN& MERCURY, OXFORD GAZET'l'E, NEWBURY HERALD, AND BERKS COUNTY PAPER. SATURDAY, JULY 17. 1915.

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HERKSHIR, E EDUCATION
COM ~UTTEE

READING EDUCATION COlllMlTTEE
RE!..DTNG LADS AND THE

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DEIIONSTRA~ION

IFreemn~nd

other socl(!bes all testified their
WIllIngness to do t h eir utmost for the p rocE's::"on
lr. I lemonstrnbo 1
\Id Bull apl}(nlcd to SPOCl ll const.'\blos to plo.c'f
th eml;~h cs tol the arternoon nt l.ho di sposal 0
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III d rend £l. t;e.legm m from th e BISho11 of Oxford
that he \Iouid bo unable to attend

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READING llANKRUPTCY COURT
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d dic cney of £:!&J 7s 1<1
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to lure
In Il11S Vi Cr lo t he AssslunL OffiCIal Rcc61ver
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Cottage :BaAlIlgj:.tokc R and R c \d ng us ncar
pE' nter and \\heel "'rIght prIOr toO v.I1H~h ll<! \\n6 n.
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years HI S prmclp 1 c roo lt.or now w3.~ M
G eorge Lc\\ 18 t.o ,~h o m he o ved £126 lH.'1
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t Im e For o rne \ curs t he bU!, ness paid but IL
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years
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" 8 "hould P II tbraugJ but t htnfUj got \t'orse
rhe eXaJrunatlO1l was MJourned until August
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~OLDIERS

kept spick and span for the day when "he" rett,dl,) triumphant
Puritan Soap is an ever-welcome guest.
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Alik:e here and in thousands of other h appy homes Puritan
Soap IS welcomed and loved because it is so gentle in use
-so tender to the clothes, so pleasant to the hands that use it.
Puritan Soap is gentle because it contains olive oil-sweet
olive oil of nature's own giving.
It is the olive oil in Puritan Soap w hich saves the clothes
from w ash-day wear and tear, and makes them, like itself,
sweet, pure and fragrant.

Set the Puntan
girl on erJery box

0/ Purl/an Soap
- the oleve oil
soap

T~at is why s~ many hous~wives say quite truly that
PUrIta n Soap saves ItS cost every week in the clothes it saves.
Will you order Puritan Soap from your grocer, oilman or

PuRiTAN'
"soAP
is used in Britain's happiest homes

WILLS

Cn pUll n Uomon Cuthbert 8th M](ldh·sl'-x Regl
mor t of UoaCllll held Duck... 011 and 1.0110\\
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broke ) lolled III lcholl llClr \ pres i\prtl 2Ub
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URNI ~9 - £ 11 III)
n ot fip.(1 tbBt they .o.ro projll\red to accopt as a. t.crn
CaptRIIl Mer' \ n Lloyd 3nl Northumborlaud
porlU'y measure the fl.rI"ongemcni:a mad~ for too
}luSllie rl' of F rllham du~d ut Roulogne, Ma.rch
accommodatIOn of tho Infants If however tho
An n-pponl IS bemg mado to 1 rcemasons >Jih n.aed :n from "ollnds - £10 623
number (If mfll.ct6 should mcreuc, It ,""ould appear
througbou t the Unlt.ed Km~om for the purpose
t.hat other arrangemoDia ""all liocomo nCCElPGry
en.plum 6lHth Nev Ho Willford 11. A. Brigade
of provldmg funde to DUilst Bclgll'n Muon s Major of Stowe. Cnmberley kill od 111 Ill.:hOD ID
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who
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Gn~li, ARTll .!6th.. aJied 3J -£7~1.,2.

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