Reading Mercury Oxford Gazette 05-1920
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Reading Mercury Oxford Gazette Saturday, May 1, 1920. Pg 4
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| Title | Saturday, May 1, 1920. Pg 4 |
|---|---|
| Page number | Pg 4 |
| Date | Saturday, May 1, 1920. |
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| Publisher | Reading Mercury, Oxford Gazette, |
OCR Text
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ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT.
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OLD COMRADES' ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING AND
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INTERESTING SPEECHES BY GENERAL DICKSON AND OTHER
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wear longer when washed with Puritan Soap. And
they look so clean and pure because the olive oil
III Puritan Soap cleanses so thoroughly yet so gently.
Delicate colours retaIll their shade, delicate fabrics
their texture.
For babies' clothes and for all household laundry
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Men's PYjamas are 10fll
Men's Raincoab are 39/6
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Men's Summer Shirts are 3/9.
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Men's Macmtoshes are 211
Men s Suits are 79/6
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Men's Sports Waistcoats, 5/
Men's Dressmg Gowns are 9/6
Boys SPOIts SUits are 29/6
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Mens Soft Hats are 7/6
Boys Knickers are 3/6.
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