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Reading Mercury Oxford Gazette Saturday, May 26, 1917. Pg 9
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Title | Saturday, May 26, 1917. Pg 9 |
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Page number | Pg 9 |
Date | Saturday, May 26, 1917. |
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Publisher | Reading Mercury, Oxford Gazette, |
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The Grocer and his
Tea Customers.
/I GROCERS AND GOVERNMENT
CONTROL TEA
T IS saId that Grocers are holding
back the 25 4d "Control" Tea
They are obhged to selllt But
they do not hke to
Tbls IS short SIghted
A Grocer
who won t sell Control Tea except
when he IS forced, Will soon find
that the Co operabve SocIeties and
Company Shops Will So will hiS
local flval. Then he will lose h,s
Tea trade and other trade too
I
\
The WIse Grocer will stock all the
Control Tea that he can get- up
to the hmlt Imposed by Government
-supply It when asked for and
show cas tamers how to make the
best use of It
One way to make the best of It
IS to mIX It With a better Tea
We
adVIse people who cannot afford to
pay 9d a :4 Ib to take a ~ lb of
Control Tea for 7d and ~ lb of
Salmons Tea for 9d and mix them
making two :4 lbs of good dnnk
109 Tea at 8d each quarter lb
Grocers should follow our lead
People who count the cups" wIll
fmd It economIcal, and they Will
aet good Tea
And It IS self
;re,ervatIOD for the Grocer and hIS
Tea trade
Salmon
lm!DING MERCURY, OXEuRD GAZE'!l'TE , NEWBURY HERALD, AND BERKS COUNTY
PAPER. SATUlIDAY, MAY 25, 1917.
⢠CQIIJIEBCIAL INTELLIGENCE. ea.l calvoa, £8 .£6. lOa and £6 and
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
SEE1U!IBLl).·OIll LODD alii
READING EIlUCATlOIII .coJOnTTEE
LONDON
FaIDA.Y
EVBNING
CENTRAL NEWS SPECIAL WAR SERVICE
BRITISH OFFICIAL
We repulsed Deal a"acks against po~t south
Wist of Fontaine
We eaptu ad a further por
tlon of the enemy front trench lystem south
east of Loo. taking 28 pr soners
A counter
attack wat epu sed We made sUeceuful ra ds
In the Armentleres and Mestlnas regions
PARIS OFFICIAL
There has been great art lIery act)vlty during
the n ght on the Chemin des Dames north-W8$t
of B aya
A German attempt againlt our
t enches north 01 Vauc erc M I wal repul,ad
We carried out fu ther oast In Chevraux reg on
oporatlon aga nst part of Chevteux Wood south
west of that plaee whe e the enemy was ene
get cally res st ng the attack was complete y
suc.cessfu
We found numerous doad n shelte 5
k lied by our art lIery We took 30 prisoners
Wa repu !iied an attack n Courcy feg on
THE ITALIAN VICTORY
ROM E Thu sday Even ng
Yesterday s battle s eonslda ad th6 b gQest
01 tha war
The Austrian defences we e
broken on a front of twelve kilometres long and
three deep A b g sal ent has already batn
made toward I Monte He mada and now eachcs
f ank of mounta ns which forms the lett bastion
01 the enemy s nes
The enemy s losses are
colossa
Prisoners continue to a r ve n large
numbers
----on
PRl80NlCRB or WAn
Wedneadu.y even ng
the eold elB of the Bra.mloy milia.~ O&.mp oa.r'l'ied
QlIt .u,. meet succe.uful wh at d va a.nd short dance
at tho V 1 age Hllll n wd of tho pr eonera of wn..r
of the Han pah ro Rosr mont Qu te 120 pe BOD8
ere pr8C!lent and MI tlie nOGe8l&ry expenses lIer8
.mall
the
holl 0011« lent and tho pmeo g ven by
TEACHERS
SALARms mCREASED
J e fer
calvee 958 etc tegs 11211 107. lOSs l03s
sa: ram 95s porkers 1199 117d 11ft!
(tw ce) 9S, 878 6d SOs 71, etc
8tores 33s
26s 2Ss 22s 6d e I.e
LONDON CORN ¥AJ<KET
YUTBBDAY
At a. speclal meetmg of the ReBd ng EducB.
tlon Comnuttee on ThuMiday tbe Cbo.1rman (Mr
L eona.rd Sutton) preSided and there Viere also
present Aldermen Mart n F eld Ch vcrs and
Bull Councillors E Jackson Winter Webb
Tyrrell Newbery, Norns Howell Quelch M ss
Marr age Mr W 1i Bnsede
and the cle k
(~!r H T P gb)
The 0 nt meot ng of School Manag!!ment Ilnn
F ne. co etc Sub-Comm ttoos repo led that tJ oy
hAd oons dered a. report made t.o them by 4 apec a
sect on on the proposed rev 8 on of the Bcale!! of
sa..ianes for tCilehc 8 n publ c elemontary schools
he bo ou.gh nnd. thou a.ppl catton to tho pretsent
teach Dlt IItaff Thoy recommended that the n ew
li'ealo! ehaU taka offect on n.nd from Ap
1st. 1917
a d that thoy app y to aU memben. of tho teach ng
.... 011 w &hCl'S 8. good- 6um wna handed over 10 8. d
of th 8 patr otio fund.
The la.d as pr zee were
secured by
1 Mr E Lowa (way ng as lady)
2 M.11i;8 Gregory booby MLSS HIl 16 GenUomc
1 M B But er 2 Mr C Draper ~bJ' Pr vate
W ldman Tlo p :tcs "ere Pl'C8ented by the Rector
Sergellnt Bn.rrow annOll cC'd a. aehome of ootorta. D
mo t p oposed fo the cl Id on and eldon for WI t
Mo do.v everu~ OJ tho illago greon
Dancm~
under tho d ootion of Sorgeant fin. row and w th
Mrs C Ryd!! L R C M at the p ana and Pnvatc
K Ofl!.hn.w tl6 v 01 n lit
a.e cn. r ed on Before tl 0
programme co eluded mU81oo1 cha TIl was camocl
out to the R' cat a.m sement Q( aU p f'sent.. Officers
and rnnk and filo 0.1 ko onto(! ed nto the proceedings
stfLff
w th e.cthus "lim
In tho ca.se of I end mon toochera tholle at the
two SeDt()r Scbool~ (George Palmer a d Wok ngho.m
Road) a e to recs ve DC r llBps of £40 by annua
nercment8 of .t:.10 and at the other schoo s £30 b)
tho &Orne annunl nc emonts. As to hoad women
te3chcra thoy w I cxcepti g
three n&tancC!lI
rcoo vc an noroase of £.30 bv annual ncte nenta of
£10
]
tho a he OMe8 (Emmer Green S er
S eot Q.Ild St. La.urence 8) the nerMSe s tv bo
£20
For ./\$ stant teachel'9 tho follow ngo nro tho new
FRIDA.Y
(By Telegraph)
Hobday ma.rket Enghsb wheat
steady no
qllot&t. ona Fore gn a dArner ca
beat un
cbAnged To¥on and countr~ flour unchanged
Amer em d tto firm
Gr ndmg ba.rley and
olt ng uncI nn~ed
Bntl.sn 0:\.t.8
nom na l
Plate and Amer can d tto unc I aoged
Ma '1>e
unci anged BelLns Qg dearer 1 eos nom nrJ
Lent Is u change d
==""==
ALLIED AEROPLANES BOMB AERODROME
AMSTERDAM Fr day
A od aeroplanes ear 'I thi s morn nu henv Iy
b"mb l!d an aerod orne n North west Be g um
Heavy coast gun fir no was hea d last even ng
and tremendolls explo!ii ons occur ed
NEWBURY MARKET PLACE SALE
TH"Uu.oA."7
8 entr eEl
Messrs Day o.nd Porter
sale comprJsed
for tbe ahove
455 lood of poultry 40 rabbl~
4 030 new h. d eggs
seed potatoes
butter
and
about 140 Jot.s of dead stock '1 be poultry aga n
80 d a.t h Rh P'" ees best cockerels mak II (rom
78 Od to Us Gd a. couple second qua. ty 6., to
714 a couple pullets 7s. 6d R. couple DuckJ ngs
lI s 'Jd a coupl~ 8DK\1l d tro 18 to 18 6d each
ducks 4s 6d to 6s 8d ~ couple hens 2s 9d to
49 Id each ra.bb t.e Sa 9d to 5s 4-d each The e
vas n. ready sa e for tl 0 cags pr ces ,arylng
from Is
l1d to
95
3d
II.
dozen
d cks eggs 2s
Id to 28 4d l\ doze butter 1s 8d to 15 lOd
lb A..U t1 oQ dead stock sold at excellent pr oes
and ha.mcss made p to £6 Os a set There WIIoS
Q, luge company of buyers present
BRACKNELL MARKET
fnORBD.AT
\V t.l t 0 except 0 or a. ahort sunply or beef
there "'as a good an round supply of stock w tI
a. tnlde vell JOOlllta. I g late va1.ues
Fat
he fers sold from £44 to £47 lOs
Calv~ were
sen ce Q.l d e y des
!!-e I ng from 7'-'!!0 £9
128 lid Sheep and lBombs were agaln 8- very
sha.rp trl\de fnt cross bred legs sell ng 638 Bel
to 97s smrJI ems 593 to 649 Ian M 61s 61 to
69!! P gs e r e D nore demand porkers StlJl ng
from 4& to
logs £7 to £11 59 eows amI
p gs lo £ 0 153 "tore P 89 ') ls 6ci to 3.1s 6d
Ono 1 ndred and forty fivo lot.s 01 poultry l\ere
penned m eet g a vel") keen demand FBt. hem
so d f am 3d to 8:'i I.ld cockere s up to 6s 4d
E gl ty fou IoU! of eggs {' e oRe ed (7 056 egge)
&veragmg 2s 3ld Plr dozen
!las.
THE PREM ER AND O:UBMARINES
The Prem er stated that we we e milk no most
substant al prog ess n meeting submnr nes and
du ng the last three weeks had dea t a more
effect ve blow at tham than at any cor espond n9
f Germany was rely no on submanncs
per od
she had made the greatest of all m Ka cu at on$
He sa d th 5 ane most careful cons de at on
9
Masro s
£105
.cndenta, £200
Sect 0 A £175
n
LONDON POTATO MARKET
Ilh hlWl gl en b n.h to a. 90n and
bot! mother !lnu child n.re reported M gOIng on
ell La d Loughborough 1& tho eloor son end hClt'
o r t!ha En.d of Roaaly.n n.nd n 1915 ma..r ed Shid"
kughtar 0 Mr Hen y Ch sholm of Sydney Now
Soutih "ales
JA<ly Loughbo
Tnuusno\T
0
Sma.l1 SllPP es passed off
L i s pcr c vt
th 110 good d rna
u
There's a
3hine for you!
TOyoudo your
cookiDa' JllItke
mUlt have a clean
..,ucepan. Vlmkeepsallkinda
of panl thoroughly clean, and
removes all burnt matter
You JUlt .pnnkle a little VIm
on a damp cloth, rub briskly.
and there'. a .hllle for yo\&.
Vim uJrntt.. ,oodfor cI..,.,n.
lutchen ttlblu lloor. ~
.lg.. enanurlwar. ~r.
Metal.o.rcea.lypo/;.heJwltJ"r
In
6d, 3d
SPRINKLER TOP
THE KAISER S MOVEMENTS
AMSTERDAM Fr day
A Berl n offiCIal telegram announces that the
Ka se retu ned to hsadquarh 5 after v sit no
the troops figtrt ng nea A ras on the Abne and
n Champagn e
Id.
&:
CAN\Sl'ERS,
From all Groen-. Store.
o Imen ChatUil." .tc.
GERMAN
DESTROYERS OUT
AMSTERDAM Fr day
A m dn ght telegram from An eland repo ts a
Ge man dest oycr squad on stee n9 westwn ds
BULGARIAN OFF C AL
Enamy detachments advanc ng north of
Monast and Mog ena rcg on were rep ulsed by
ou f r e
LEVER BROTHERS UMITED
PORT SUNUGHT
........
AUSTRIAN PREM ER S POSITION
AMSTERDAM F
Ltd.
208tb Vl i t of lb.
SUN
Packet Tea. Reading May 26
FIRE OFFICE.
Founded 1110
Fr dal
Mat n s
Berne cor es pond ent lea ns that
Ta aa Bey d r nO h 5 stily n Venna depos ted
th e Ar h vel of the Comm Uee of Un on and
P og ess as we as a a ge pa t of sown
o tune in an Aust an ban k
Tor. OLDEST r SU RAN OE OF!l'IC. IN TIfF. Woara
THE CZECH PROGRAMME
RFC
THE IRISH CONVENTION
The Prom er announced that a statement at
present on th e I sh Conv ent on was unde! ab c
He hop ed there wou d be no p oonged de ay
B
CRICKET MATCH
FLIGHT \G \I N SUCCESSFUL
Insurance. eUectcd on the (ollow ng r sk.,-.
FIRE DAMAGE
Re.ultant Lâ¢â¢â¢â¢ f Rent and Profit.
I
FATAL AEROPLANE ACCIDENT
Th ee mo e people hav e d ed as the result 01
yeste day s ae op ane ace dent at South v ck
E np a e.nI I b ty
d P enlon I Acclde t
Wo kn c n s Con I e sut on :s cl nes~ '" I D seQ'
Don cst c Ser un !S
I del t.y G UlL.mute c
I line ( Iuss
llurp;ll1.r}
n ead ODc,
FARES
Tbreadneedle Street London E C.
SPECIAL ARTICLES FOR SALE AlIID
WAlIITFJJ
To ADV amnSl!U5
Ad,.e rl llM)menu uode¥ w:.a
A lIc101l \\ a.ur.oJ And for S u. 0
tho fo ow ng ch .. g{'~
12
wo
d.
18
26
,,4
'V\~ rds
50
w()rcid
bCQd DR'
Special
ca.n bo U16CI't.ed
a&
10 Od
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20. Od
Oruoi
da
42 voros
2A. 6<1
30. Od
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30&1.
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Ro: I b Pte
Snell 0
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67
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NEWBUI Y CORN KAUKET
TnuaSD,U
11 ere \\ag only 0. vor) s n ull a.lta dance at tI (!
Corn Excl angc
ada)
a.ud bus ness p 0 ed
qu et a ll ou d Suci 6ll.1!!s tl.8 take pi co are
po to co at Gover n et fb: ed p ccs und tl S Il.
res It or} I tt.le corn ~ no offo cd Fl\rn c s
fiod tor t no qu I;Q as profi bly emplo) e 1 Just
no¥o a.t lome I e rece t ra s hcw ng I ad Q
great elYcct on the crop!
=="""",,=
RKADING [OULTRY EGG AND
GIlNERAL PRODUCE SALE
BAUGHURST
Ihe D shop of Lol don IS tl e guest nt WHItsun
Mr Jol Wonnnld at Ihe :;pr ngs North
Stoke. Ilnd 't\' 11 take the early celebration 0
Sunda1
LocAL C.>I-SUALTIE3 -L eut II \V Bmyo
of
the <..:nnnu an Infantry yow gar SOD of Mr and
Ml'8 W J Bmyon of Dunk Houso was k lIed n
a.etiOn n Pranco on tho 14th n at
POTATO S1"HAYING -Mr J :M Hector of Un
vorSlty Co lege Road ng del ored a moot )nter
est ng lecture 10 t i 0 1'0 VD 110.11 on Monday even
In., a tho necass ty a d mpo lance of pqtnto
lipmy ng ospoo ally when tl e potu:to d seaso ~
more IDrLrkod tb8.11 ever II e chtur w!.\s taken
by the Mnyor
VOLUNTflJ:ll TR.lINING CORPS
TI e annual meet109 of tho Wnl1ingfo~ Seoti.9D of th s corps WIlB
held 111 tho lown llin on Wednesdny even ng
under tho cl u rmansh p of the Mayor (Dr II U
Walter) In tl e ~rt thu k5 were o:o..-prossed
to All' Walter Dutlel' as ru:IJutant of tho co~ps~
a p<'!SJtion he I ad felt constnu ad to glvo up reoently ow DIf to .p!686ure of work Mr Butler 10
lloknowled,..'1ng tl{e kwd thlngs &\ d nbout h m
po nted out tbat last Saturday MO}or Ard ng sent
him a splendid 8ilver Inklrl:and 8Ulta..bly lDscnbed
in recogrution o( hlB S8'1'Vlees Mr R R Hutch
neon was re-clected hOJJ 8eo~tary and treaeu8r
and the foUowinll _were ohosen memws of the
commlttee--Tbe 14!.l.or and Kesst'B W BuUer
W. B. Nobon. and. W iIon..boDlo
t de of
NETTLE BED
___
Ill!! DEATn OF MAJOR VAL FLEMING Jd P
Iloilo
â¢
~ n; . . ..I;)OOm spread over the v lIage on
'.1' llt ~be dea.U of MU1()r Va1entino Flemrng
II, AU
lrom: a
etray shell He was mucH beloved
' .. QlQcb IlQon and made a spland!id officer and
~te ~ed n the constituency for h s tem
lle ,,_ ea wb eh were always to the po nt
'Y"I pathy of the villas:e goes out to h 9
~
~~ 00y8 hiB pa.rents a.nd a.1l hiS
l'eOQ.WYI!III a.nd fn911ds.
'lIiiio,.,
.....J>i..t.h6... ~ill
welcomo J ARDOX
.~
6d boz,. Be 8Uro they 6f8
\
DEATH OE MR GUNDRY -Wo regrct to I a. e
to
cord t 0 d!:!lI.th of)Ir Joseph Gu d) of
Lov(!da.) s 1: rm "'h eh took pla<:e on } r da.y l llo8 ~
week ufter an tIlness of so ne fo\'O wont s
II c deceased v~ of Il. qu et and unaSSUll g
nnd '" n& GC -crall) well kno
& d
d spat> 0
h g lly respected In tJ e
il ago a. d d str at
11 e deceased was 58 years of -Mie 116 IWler&!
took plu.ce on Mo day the rector the Rev W
S Stegs" J co ductmg tlH:! aerv oe 1 he ser ce
u.s chora the hyDllld be ng
How sweet the
Namo of J 88U8 Bounds and Ab de nth mt)
lho pr nc paJ. mourne s ",ere
n e WIdow
1tfisses Dorotb,) a d Ella (daughters) Mr GOI
THE ROOK
don. Iilld Edgu.r (Bons) MU:lS Elizn.be h Gundry
(SUIter) Mr p. d Mrs Albert Gundry (brother
!fo tho Ed tor of the
Roodmg Mercury aud
&00 s sOOr
lAw) Mrs S Gundry (Slster m law)
Berka County Pap<:
Mr J and W Ford (brothers n law) Mrs J
lord and Lieutenant H
M Ii ord (epl ew)
S r - I am surpnsed that none of tl 0 man..
Ihero vere a.~o present Mr W Walker (Wol Ca.rme s wlo s bscr be :tc yo r valuable paper
verto I -ark) M and Mrs L ttle]ohns (Brown iI have not wr then you ln defence of the doomed
I arm) M
Parkinson (Cottrell IS Farm)
Mr rook Q,S he s the r grca.tat friend
n the
Bennett (Townsend) Mr J Smith (Dlllilngstoke) destruction of the Wlre vorms 80
ous to
Mrs EllIOtt a.nd Mrs
Apploton (To, )t;(!ud.) spnng corn a.nd pot~es espec ally
the latter
Ilro planted on old lawns A Bra.msh 11 farmer
Wreaths we 6 6<lnt from the w (10 I{ fU d ta.roilj
Mr and Mrs Paterson (daughter. Wld &on lD law) who sbo. ODe VhlCb had bcan follow n8 h s plough
and h s little grIWdchtldr6n Alec and Ml r el of nformed me that n ts crop be found 35 wire
Scotland J s 8 sters and brothers
WtU &m worms Fllcts speak for them8elves In domg
&lld Loure
Mr and Mrs Ford
LleuteDa.nt ..way WIth one ev 1 we 6Ilcourage the lucrease
Ford lIr a.ud Mrs Parkinson
D!IJBY Linda of & arcater
I am YoW's trlJly
and Restpe
Mr a.nd Mrs Da.mpler. Mr
a.nd
Mrs Elliott and M186 R and E A.ppleton The
J SPARVELL
Everaley Ha.nte
funeral arTo.ngementa were 0Mried out by l'I[r
1II.,.
19th..
lIlt.
W Garrott of KiD"""I....
nlur
10
SATI RDU
At Mess B N c ho1t\s pou t y egg a d go 0 1\
produce slIolo n Road nS M-arket a S"turdu) 1\
koo trade WIIS expel' enoed Son 0 300 I cad of
fowl vere d sposed of at vc y sat factory pr cos
Hens rea-I sed up to & Gd MC
cockere ls ul to
55 9d EK.~S ere keen ly bousl t at a.n Rver
ago pr co of 'Js 2d pe lozon Other roduee
re al sed sat i!dactory 1 r ces
CAKES and SCONES made WIth
Dunlop'. POUENTA(Maia) FLOUR
NEWBURY CAT'.rLE MARKET
ReqUire leu Lard or BoUer LA U. maIdac
TnOU8D.l.Y
Trade n aU departmeuts pro'ted rem&rko.h y
good here to-da.y stock of every kind be ns
I
I lent rut supply and noet g '" th n bnsk 6ale
at romarkable fliUrcs as y 11 be seen troUl the
follo?; ng I st of a.uction prices
Me8srs Dreweatt and Wa.t.son 8 tl~e8 n
cluded the follow ng -F &t skleni £40 108 to
£47 fnt 1 elfers £~ to £42 barrcD eoW8 £17
to £34 )Os
1 eiters 0. d !!DIves £]9 lOs to £48
Hhi yearl ns stee1'8 £17 lOs
COWl! and c alves
£25 15s to £44 calvos £2 lis to £)0 5s
we6ners £5 2s 6d
cwc." lODS ta 12&
lat
rams £7 2s to £8 5s
lilt lambs 078 6d to
86s Ia.t SOW!! £12 to £21 Ills Ia.t. bogs £8 to
£14 Ius porkerB 62s to 120& store p S8 15s
to 47s
Me&8r& A W Neate and SonB PI" ces Included
Fat steers £47 £~ 10. etc lat be ters £(6
£38 £.37 108 ote. fat bull £49 103
eOWB
and oalvell £49 lOB to £29 51 m-calf heifer.
up to £20 5a; yearllDg and yoWlger heifers
£10 lOll £9 lit £9 6, and £8 lOa 6 h ..d I
DUNLOP·S.
-""Rum.
COIIt oM COAL
OXFORD ROAD, READING.
FARMERS and OTHERS
who bsva
HAY or
STRAW
RELE4SEJI POI 5.\J.I BT IlJUTAaT AIITIIOIIII'JU"
....inri.... 10
ofter their RICX& ID
WALTER PARSONS I: SoNS,
"',1IIQId
Of BLAGIAVE STREET. lEADING.
Youn fa t.hfuUy
I4u 22.11. IWI7
T1lJS aBOJLIToUY
Good pri... quiek 0 1 _. . . . . . . . . .
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