Reading Mercury Oxford Gazette 07-1917

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READING 'ME8CURr, OXFORD GAZETTE. NEWBlJRl HERALD,

COUNTY PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BERKSHIRE

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BERKS COUNTY PAPER. SATURDAY. :roLl 21.1917.

EDUCATION

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COMMiTTEE

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PaDgbournB C Sobol

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WOUNDED SOUTH AnICU8 AT
BInlELD

THE );EW GOVER~ME~ r GlkI."TS

"'TWIXT VALE. AND FOREST.

I ~t wf.cl !;

M~ ell.
bonoure I (In 111 ~
to M "' o unlell :x/i;

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gdon A scot Brae!. nell

Pa.ngb!)!l~

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Rubert IJa In '

uCelltnl

pr()fts~

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by

Alllll GOON

BAYLIS G

BERX8HmE

The Grocers,
Ock Street.
ABI"GDO". Tel 8"

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ed at Br c.hell b~/

W <tIso
Wall gford lVan/ag~ ,le may secure
onal ad/) ce or trade cl eaply and ad.tantagtA)!Uly

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ELEJlElIITAlt Y

BEALfli OF IBE OHILDREN

lli8lNGSrOKE

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WE ARE SOLE AGENTS for ALL
STUDEBAKERS 101D £285 )
,\11 Soil
SCRIPPS BOOTH
£270 S aTte il.Zld
OVERLAND
f om £225 \
~~h C

the

BEST CARS

MORRIS COWLEY
I OlD 1909s
Bt-iflSh Built
Dynamo Elec c L gh DB Se all complete.

w. w. WEBBER~ Ltd"E~~~{fJ'ilS

BASINGSTOKE

Telephone
111

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Local

Branch

1')

HIGH STREET

E. JACKSON & SONS High

Street, GORING

GOI III G

I) ap

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Costum..

HOSIery

'TtlL LADIES HOUSE FOR
~'ilUnery
Boots, Fan y Goods, etc.

Blo.,-,

All Goods Said ;,t

WEEDON Bros.,

Rca~

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COl,8h /!II! (lIlS Alw.:J.)'&'

LOlll/osl

BASIC SLAG OF ALL GRADES at MARKET PRICES.

GORING Oxon
Manure Mllndacturar8 & Merchants

COAL MERCHANTS Depo.s a Wall ngfo d. Waucgtoll
Wan age Go ill£ Up on. Comp on H amp:i ead Nom$ MOW90 d.
Truck Loads to A».y Stat on

III NLEl

W. H. BRAKSPEAR & SONS, Ltd.,
OREVttRS WIK[ andSPBU

M,RCMAUTS

an:t M INE.RAl WlT",a MANUFACTURERS.

Celeb-ded HENLEY ALES
UUDEi'ilIE1D

The Grocers.

BRYLIS

25 [-11gb 51, Tel

262

MIUDEI'l HEAD.
NE\IBUJIt

BAYLIS

Tile O".."cers,
90 Nortbbrook St
NEWBURY Tel 240

c~.
OXfORD

Boots ~Chemists

LOCAL BRAKCHES

1 Queen Street and
120 St Aldatcs

11l1lDSOll

Boots ~Chemlsts
91 Pea"cod Street.
WOlUli ( ILHr

For Hlgh·Class GrocerIes, PrOVIsIons, Etc., try
W. IRVING, Fawlly Grocer and PlOv lslOn Merchant Peach Street,
IV OKING H'M

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Agent for GIl BEY 5
WInes Splrlts Etc
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PRICE

L[:::; 18 ON

E. C. HUGHES,

Tel 4i

AP PI rCATION

GRrGKllT
ETO\;

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AlbIOn Works, Wokmgham

LIST

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TEETH!

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BuIlder Contractor Samt ar) EnglOeer
Ferr~.Concrete SpecIalist,

ON
WAR OFFICE

FremIm sand Wh.tbread
Ales and Stouts

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TEETH!!

TEETH!!!

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DENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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S ITISI le T/OI GL IR IS EfD

TER [ S [(lnERHE

Mr. P. CUISH, 21, Sbdion /Road, READING.
S ngle Tooth from 2/6

Upper or Lower Set from 21 /

At Home Moud3Y h day and Sat-urdu.\'

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I er b) appomtment

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ADd. B ~cl.~WOKING}-JAM B'ASINGSTOKE and NEWBURY
:E 0 .Atten ance etc sec Local Papers

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Establ shed n Read ng 1876 by F J Co s l Dcn a :su Seon
Phone Read Dg 77

Consultations Free

BOTlY & LEWIS,

ES'TABLrSHEr
A. CEnURY

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TE:~~O"

(i)olll & $1(1?er611lItb6, Ulllatcbl1lakera 8. ®pticlana.

ROYAt BERKS ROSPIT!L

ACTIVE SERVICE EQUIPMENT
OF

eVERY

OESCR PT eN

REAOY

FOR

PROTEST AGAINS r A

DRAlr "

0 SPATCH

Clocks. :Watches S Iverware Ele~roplate Gem Jewellery 10
large assortmenl of des gos.
BEND
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... RCEST 5

THE

C:OU.N TV

POR

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C A'rAL.. OOUES

25 KING STREET, READINC.

tRAVELLING WITHOUT A PERMIT
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POST PREtE

hlARR1ED A

sa ary
(e) That. head tC::Iehl'!r"" shn 1<1 be pH. d a
a.cuetio of not more t.b.a.n £;;:.0 ix-\iond scale
liall1rv
It. W"3.S not p opo~ed bow<l,var Ll o.t. these p!l
mQnl<;. shOt 10. 00 m-:lde unle.sJ a I unLI the pro
osed aId t onol grants w~re rcee erl from the
Board of Educa.t. on but t1!1ot pnrmC'nt m Sl t. lxm-a.d-e as fron the c omn cUccl1lcn l of tht\ per ad
rcspect. or h eh tI e nc . grnnt 'W86 p~d
It as al so r ecommended' tJ M
(a The benefits of t e t\ 1101'
he PlCtended to pur 1 te~1 er~

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b.:l. e b'!!(!n kmpor3r Iy d SC'o twued should be
rev vecl
In monng t.h€ adopt on or tho r eport or lhe
Schcol l\[nhn.~ement Rub Comm Heo tho Ch;lJr
mn.n sa. d thR-t. Ul cons dann'!: t.I [) slJ'poiem enia.ry
R1"lLnt a.nrl tl a at er D}(.. nCYf w th wi eh
the
proposed to eaJ tI er WI\S no nton on a applr
tl fmI n r e ~f of t.he rates nor 1 d tI c propoiSe an add t on to tb.e rates
The BmolUlt. of
the Inlpnlement6rT ,ltrnnt wn Id be ba.sed
not
\fpC" wbab tI ev RO~ to spend that yell!' nor upon
v;hs.t they hart spent lMt yea
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way milke apPlicants IO!' &p'poUl.tJn~nto il\ that

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tth arn oon the pa. Ion nt th a ~ II. (!nd (lr Ha6
LOgS plcr ~as dosfl'o~ed by 8- fi r(> ~I cll "'''''
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to
tiuPJlos.ed by a. dropped sa ('u.e
1 he ue'\ll" bandstMld the' ne fI omc .-vlo dt"
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nc rrf'.1 b} the eo nm ttoo on
191 16 f ... her the gra.nt lmuJd

on
depend on the wn.v
wh ch those mono.) 8 wh cJ
were at tl e d I'posnJ. of tl e con n ttcp
sp n~ on c 1 ea.t on
"'nd el!;,mentll
educat on
more partieu1,",\)
The larger pa.r.t
Wft. t-thrae fifths-\\&s n re!\pect of
po d to te~hor!l It was mamly a. teaci e~
quest on and the l'Iub--comm tl2e looked at
from th'l.t po nt of v et\ bsc&!.!le tl oy
verQ
aware tI at 'e teacJrier!l wete the man part of
the l' mac.h ne V and that the) Q ght to pay
the n W6il They wa 11 not a.ttr~t ~nd tea.
chers unlef'is £hey d d a.nd w t1 out good teocl er6
n.nv lI}ste n of .eduen4r on t!food on a. rotten
fouodat on Therefore they bad 8.Dproachcd
the Whole proble from the po nt of v ew of m
pronD" tht;! pos t on of the teacher
It had
ht'lElU nskei'l why need tbey t.rouble at all about
the mn.ltl:.cr !lot thnt J netore bnt he vou d pn ot
out th~t nther ,,"uthonties had f.elt that they
ougl t to dH.l mth the quest 00 or ~ &llocn.tolon
ot the RUPJlI~rnentat'V grant and ba(l published
the r l?t-opotlnls whj.lo d more than one caBe
they had gone too the lengtl::t of dr&wm g up a.n
ent t'ply new ~le ut 0" me iii 10r tOAcI 01"1'1
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