Reading Observer. July, 1914.

CHOIR.
BROAD STREET

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SECOND
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hmh DOC ~'m Bavour.

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We ,feC8mmMd Cey\iDd. Tea at 1/&.
It ii the cheapest "liea- yo!ycan buYi
-you need to use leu or it than of •
allYl 1/4 Tea.
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r~ wily
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per cup ~f Tea is Tess.
The quality of th9 Tea is better.

n,.!,

cost

The ftavour is cleaner-the Tea is
IIRIDF'. The sedond mhislon in
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sett. str....1\ secolld infusion that

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dilt.iict

VQlODl8t. ~ , a very aueo65&lul fete ..... Ue! held,
by1kmd. permiSSIon of lira Murdock. 1n tho groulW.
or \ Buclthurst," Wolunahwn 00 W~1l(I6b ..y....Rain

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of ,t1io Primrose Leao' 1I 6 ¥lid the Tarit;Reform. and

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of &alJ.d',ln!r tb,,-

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CAPT.uN ClIAlG

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tb'l l-.t day o f
the AmeDc'ilDi' lull
t.b&t. be fell. It hi. duty
.as\. " to do h Ui beat. 1)0
lIlc.uure, dec1&:ed h lS U.Ih .....
P'OÂ¥Jblllt., or &01 li uUciI
menlo of Ireland, or
menlo, without a.n
lIf1lncr, that. IS to
Gene.raJ. e l ~lon
taio a Ge!l~r&l
were langlblo
Home

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that.. In or
trola tho
Aot

tbe CrJstal P&Ia.e6 cbonl com
mark.! &head of tbelr 'nearest
I and tben conductor (Mr F W
eongntulated 011 their lst.e~t

the morning, but fortuna.t.ely ' thCl dternoon
WU large g.t.buand
were
and t.hc.rDb
lDg evenmg
Du:nn,g
the.fine,
aiternooll
p .. rttoa aarrived
iltc__
&antiy. a.nd le. w .. Mirved In • larce marquee In

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Use Cey~do TJa at
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ASSOCIATION.

BAI~E'I.P,~WEI;L·S APPEAL.

~ESTIVlrIES ~T:
IIR. CYRIL

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PARKWOOD.

HENRY ATTAINS HIS

MAJf~'
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On October 28th, 1903, >Mrs. A Win" .•' .
Readmg, saId
for qUite twelve

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.. When I beDt my bock I could only ~tralg h","
and i ven then lit caused an awful,
II
determmed to try
and founa
relief from the
perseyered
pIlls until I got
It me nt
to me tq be free
after ufferIng
1t so long
(S'gned

Alter L&a. an open

meetlDg '\OJ a.s addressed bJ Mr E Gud.ner, M P •
c..pt. Lealie 0 W Ile:O U, M F
In the.: 6yenlllg
w-o IDdulged In to 1118 mUI IC Ot the WokIngham Town Bt.nd.
'!'he lll1'a.ngement.. f~
fete were JI1 t!J~err war aaw.ra.c tor,t, a nd 111'61"0d irected by l tn Addmgu!D Howkins
A.!. the mootinG wruch foUowed. tb~ tea. t.bo
speaken dwelt 1,",1'3' ou whllt. they' cott.ttde.re<i tb~
proba.bllity of 01\11 s(.rlj.e In Ireland, and Capt
~ llaon p&liitbd lit lUrid pldure of the dl lllLllQCtlOil
apre:.ding t brougbout. t.be_ Etnpu'e WI t h disMtnMM
!'6sulh
M.r t.;rncst. Gardnel brought mto
qUiet garden t.he blcltennga of cont roverataJ. polltlCB, and apparant~ aood&Cd the Governmeot of
hs.v}ng. to ada-pI. h~ own pbl'U~loaY, generally
uaade & mess of tlllDIrS
At. the meet1ng t.heTe were preHllt. on. ~ pla.t.forln Mr E Gard ner (pTealdl.o g). Cam. Lulie. 0
W1Lson, :!drs. Mu~h, Mn "ll&on, lir Boyd
Ca.rpenter, Col Walker, Malor Ha.lj:our'y' ~

Cathcart, lirs. Wade l'ahuer a.nd.

J' . saY~1

With rheumatls1m and lumbago I
voeather, and there were times when I
pOSItIon for long There were nasty dull

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a meado.w .dJOIDlng the hoWloe

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BN>&<\-"'-'" Congregatlona11 Chureb ,
one ruorfl to tbfur long list of
in -m,.ic.u con~t.. for on 8a.turday they