Reading Observer 11-1915

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Doan's Pills act quickly
and -don't cause a habit.

OUR CHESS '
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I. doctor or .tart dosing at
the fint Ilgn of illne!!8. Try &- new
When your stomach, bnm or neryes
cry for i reet, glve them rest instead of

ON'T run to

·plan.

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HOUSANDS "f o~en'l .ot oDIy;

of pat

T hOIl'."6!d docs. but of ~..e ~eI ~'
CIft.n at ·& 1_ ,.hat te ·de in ·.ome · .~.

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and nervous j if 1iiu e.re 8utrering from headachee, dizzir;tess, backache and u rinary disordeMl. your kidneys n eed help and should
be treated With Uoall's Baciuwbe Kidney
Pilla. WIth tLeir a8slltau ce, WIth a careful
diet, more rest, eleep and outdoor exeroiae;
e.nd by ayoidiD g overwork. worry 'and ex'ce8les ; you cau'soon get ba.ck to normal, when
there WIll be ub more need of medICIne.
Doan's P ills do Dot affect t h e bowel,.

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~h Jack ~f';·tmowleda. ~~ ,

UWi.e..q.

ceane. elcl.fulaiGDeCl, rolllt~··

GftaI-VoiO _

r.,q ~. that

pM..... mere; hBrmful 'tIiUl
the c..a
I on wbicli it. ia ~.,
;~y
Vetm~ .r ReJ t<w:.Bak: ~Yidea a .. fi¥.
1Iid" treoitmeDt. that": i.' ~lUtelt:Yeliable,. anel
caD be apptied with perfect Slliet,- to the akin of
any a., ' animal,' or eYen I_ereCt pet: Red
z...-hk i. 'purely hen..t; anli 10 highly coo·
ccDtraUtd·and effec:tin that it ia
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name l' • . . A year long
;:rOll, my lrltmdJi, can ;you not
little hour "
So the US& 'Wle read, ot6oc!n, notH:ommissiooed
ofticen ..00. men, wh() ha.VQ won ,. elonooa 'iiea.t.h ~
as name followed name It seemed. III if 1Iha.t
of IDeD 'Who had marched. over to glory w~
&nOW'enng their na1l1<lO beyond.
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Pra..,.em for tho wqunded.
&Cd m.i9s:inI~
Another long lieartrendme J;.t. my .... f ...
m.&n.y fLClu:g the foe
Prayers for thote who b ••~
g!~ep' tbelt'liTC8 to dTO othera. foremost of them,
Miss 'Ca-rell. Pr-a;Y0T8 :for thOl!l9 berea.fed, &lld m.a.ny
:more 'Who a;re tn ~ need. of help a.nd guidance ..t
thia time. Dimmed ey<a and trembling lips .... '"
revealed. b-,. the :raised lights &8 the ('.()DflT?H!taOlt
at lut roee from t heir knees, but the hymn ~ There
1& & bleuoc:l hom. " was 8U~ 'Wlth :a. clearness tha.t
told of 110 great pe.a.ce WlihlD.

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Vd." )Zam-Bu~ is more ec:GDomica. to us.
than ordinary fatty "iotme.ta uc;i ~mbroc:a~olU,
and above all i. ita power oyer ~~.e obatt~ate
.kiD troublea which ~y a dor lC!Ver haa known
the
and the coat'of in the puL

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".LUAaLE PUPPY aA"ED .. -l4r Arlhur.3'.

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iSlln!en. ..

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know dOit-Weeder wnUo, from 8taJbrldre. Dortet, .... 1 ~ :B, lIIeaD1f 01
Z&m-BH I .......
~ e1rd • I!WW in au ..Whla.H OI!M Of 'b!.otell_ 011 ..

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Dan,b1e

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.1J.ua.ble Gft&t
puppy. Ot;bar..,.w,riJ:uay rema04la had. r ..l1.,.!. I ha"'~
alae tued. Za.m·B~ w i th ect1l.&lly,plMalna ftRlt. III ,~UM u4 lUl:t.rieven.

T hey are for the kidneys aDd ' bladder only.
Judge by the hone8t heartfelt testimony of
your DelgbbouIII here lU ,lteading.

&t~lui.ly

were
groupe.
of 1JlIen
othus.

M'OST C;:OMPACT HEALER KNOWN.
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But if you oon\inue to ,Jeel dull, drowiy

It. was the

he sa.Kl m every
cent who WIll lltorm
cent. who will run
follow a. le.ad elt.her
m ~ve.ry dtV1&lon some
'Would not be &0 difficul t
it. the
lik.e
gentle d ew from heayen ,
.so tlta.t you oollid put your best. b atA.ahona where
they wero mo:rl. Deeded. But bullets \:.new no la.w
'thtlY 81rUDg' i n great cones; 6OmetLmEl& !u (JDe
directilon &Ild 60metlDlCS ID the (Jther, and It must
BOIDe~ aDpen t.b.at Lbe greateet M.nL1D fell on
the weak6&t. umt, &nd w h en t.ba.t ba.ppened the
dlvmon broke mevita.bly. The men were not La
blame for fa11mi' back It was. ment.able. Very
often, the regune.nt that retreated most rapidly wns
the 6.mt to come on 8g&Ul. There was &DOtbel' wa.y
m which mist.at.es migbt ooour The men might
easily eha:rge further tha.n was mtendeci, and beyond
tbe proi:«ticn of t.h&ir OW'll artillery. The very
bravest. m e n, ftndmg no enemy lD front lUld being
shelled from -behind, would run for the neaT'6'!lt
cover po&6i.ble. 'l'ben there :was the cliscontented
pahtlCla.n, ""bo ws. fond ot aa.ymg tha t t.be truth
was being kept back, apparently by everybody.
The.,. were bold t.ha.t the people 1n the q,msor's
otlice were keep-lOg back t he 1;'ruth. DId they think.
that people ....ho did DOt know a Browning or a.
Kipling quot&tton we~ capable of keepmg b.ck
the truth ? He kneJ[, mQst of tbem 1R.ir1y mtl.!.
mat.ely, and he dki not think 80. (Laughter.)
CA1IT.S>,!, FOR CONFIDENCE • •
why h~ had been conDdent- ever
Mons was 'beea:us(I thst ba.ttle
of the .Allies 'Whieh &ide was usmg
of st;ra.t.egy for the special
war-for, of course, there was

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Send for Pree Bookon I . Moderation, iltbeerio.lau5.
.nd OUicr LonR' Life L.w....

had summed

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RE'A DING

manage to bend miT ba~k .
"I was a(iTieJed by , rei lltin of nune t l'\ In
Dean'e backache 'kidney pIlla . he ija ld I shoa'uD t
'beat them for hlmbago, fIoud I found h I!. 'IH I
'1me enongh. After three boxes el'erv bit r1
pttm had gone, I co9ld move m comfort afT .r
that. Tha n'ke ~ Dor n' lI pilla I ha. c l,a.:! 1 <)
return of tbe lumtiago ~1nce .
i(Sl!{tled) II W H K nott"

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MOTOR CAR- FATALITY.
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BOY KILLED.
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.. brilliant mili~ geDluB, a ea.pt&1D (If lLoyal
~ iIj the French Army, diac....-.d II, and
two or three clever soldiers put thezr, he.acis togie.thtl-r
aDd worked the whole
.~t. b&c~s. Gen.
Jottre's rlrat.egv was an ad8ptat.ion. of the N II:pOIeonio school. 'i."be pIa.n w.aa to wad, in you-r lines,
we51" down the enemy, find out h.ie .. nervOOe
~~ .. ad then sb"lke him. 'Where you 'Wanted.
~ lind DOt ~ he W&8 expecting \ t
The 1illOOO58
of aU st.r:a.tegy depended on the quality of '\he men
:w:bo had to carry it out The success of J.ofIre'8
nnd
I eclteme W3& proved a.t the battle of !Mona. The
'!'be second thought is this. Tbo'l1gh AU
Germ.a.ns did no~no one did, not 'We oUl1ilelyesDa.y lS a nes.t encoun.geID6nt, lt 1& eJsq .. Jma:i ezpect our _me n to 'fi ght as they f~t. At Mom
w&nJing. You may "1' to yourselves. It JS DO the Brltl'Sh troops were outnum~ fivo to one
me trymg, I h.a.V>t'I fuled. I t is a great...-a.crutg m goaDe a.oo three to ono In i.D€aittry. NO"IIIJ', BUlCO
that wh..a.te¥f!r other men a.nd women ba.vf) doDe we the mtroductioll of lirea.nns tb@l'9 ha.d, 'flevir befo1"e
ca.n do equally a.8 well. if other men and:womP.D. thi:II ~ bean a batLkI won by an army out,.
bave lJUlfeied, ""lso cILn we 8uff'er.
God ' ~ 'Ii1rmbered two to OM . But our TDQ)-JUst the
our lot 18 a. hard one.. W e hB.'YfJo on.r difIi· onUuaJ'1. r~ Lar Tomriues whpm he had knawn IUld
aultie& I.Dd our own specIal ' t empta.tioDS, but .... e loved aU h i$ J.fe-1i1'1l1,l)1:v refused to be beaten.
must not give up, we must ~eep on trymg, we
up La fight, like their ancestors in the
m ust lust ha....e iJJ.e S&nle f'8.lth ~nd the ~ I' ~~::;~:\~~~~;'l far t.ber back, d AgtDeOurt. and
"'yalt.!' .. the aatnt6 on eeorl.h had .
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the Germans up, and.

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THE MENI WHO HAD ~NE.
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We 'DUVri:. alI!o rernernber those of our bl"et~n
w'bo for 110 ma-uy weeks won;hipped in t.hLS Churcb.
of 6t Giles,.and, who. l ike OUl'I!Ielvetlo grew to ~
the ChllrCh and l ta &er'V1IIOtIIJ.. I da.re .,. ~

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to-n:ictJt 'Wbo can I tell

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many a touching last. e&o..f.enee, i n .. hitter (J!' 9Il~
In 8. dia:ry of. t h06& who now lie '&Cf06S the ~
:I like to think tb.a.t; maD]' of tbo5el men 1 ~
tered I<> last )Y1ntor bad _thing I<> t.hinl: <if
thougb they dia no write ft One of' our old .droir
0018 w-rote l n hl& diary "By GOO's help I 1rill pap
through," And. h.., did. pull ~ , not · m~ t&
sense be wrote tt, but'1.O: & gMa..te:t and. truer ~
for he lIJ DOW tn God's P.~. I lJ"'ke to thiJ:ilt
tW t.hOljEl Tuta.rne.nt.s pYeIl ant OJ) the Jut aooa,..
ISlon thoee men were 1ll thIS ehnreh were carried, 1&
grea.t
of tbem, into lMrloion, II.Ild show ~
of h..T1Dg been used. I~" SA.... t.h()5f) mg:a.e on
many Test.amentB of t00ti6 fallen that have ~
ba.dt to 'Il8 m Read.i::Dg. It 1:8 a. ~ ~
metri:. to U~ to i.hmk t.b.a.t men of t.be 8th ~
w0r8biDoed· m this ehn.rcll., beca.ase.. like aD lmeu of
t.he BerlDshi1"& RegimI!!Jlt., tlJ.$y pride tbt'l:DloA6lYf\8
eervi_ g I<> the honour and _
of the ~.
I ,un Btll'e i.hat ""heD the time eB.'1n8 fO'!' 'the ~
oha.rge, npt .. mgle mII.D
left m the ~
Some nng ht. have fe~ siclmcse or made SODj)O
other web exuase to remam behind, bat not OM
h eld bI:ok. "ntere ~ DO gnrmbl.ing. no .groun:
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eTe1l 'W"hen uDdo'r diffic:u1:tj,es ..00 m tuneR :b{
prmn.Ion. 6uroIy 1t lB a. :rebuke to thoee of
",ho are in ov hCl'mleS ~ to make , other ~
mOTe pell6imiltio than ouisefves 'by our grumbli:n~

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BAlANCE IN OUR. FAVOUR.
So General J otrre's pIAn 'Was to sc.ra.tcb the enmny
tmti1 be found out. their net"Vous ?si:em. And he
£otmd that_nervous 3yst.em lD the J:8.l1wa.y line. WhlCh
nut ngh'f B.loog t.he baek of t heJr pT'e8Cnt
Ho& f.o:nnd out, too, t hai fh~ Germs.ns we m nlO1.DI'
me;n up and d o..m that T&ll way line {~ point to
paint. Thetr hoe was. weakentng. ADd he began.
to tab (reat. blte out of It.-tilts hke Nen", Cba.p~
pelle, and Hill 70, 8 nd. f.h e French lIdn.Doe 1Jl
~ The German gtrnpoT'ts i'Di caelt Uli6
anived too~. It. a ll depend~ on that If o nce
twice oar atlP~ bad failed. to COJDe \ up (lesA
ten
oent. of times): let the.m
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had.
muoh mo~ tlreqOOnt.ly
of
and ' th:a.t tbe bala.nce
ncnr could llOt
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tront.

remem

"""'.'","0GermAn
m¥.hons. They
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of the e.ff<l'J't belOg
tJtemsel Teli. to
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make a. tTea;tr
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Cron t
pntlClple of
The RnS&'l8 ns, he
tI!I the whole of
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D.rdano11e8,

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was one 0{ th e best tbin.,,"'8
gNat; tribute Hlo the .cbsral:te~c.
war.
VIe We:Te hOldlDg up the Turkiah
';;k'ili"""';'; Regunent
of the 8th. Ba.ttahon of tlle
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Indeed. • 8O'Dle' ~y, and had bled It nearly white Meanwhlle,
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King ~e:rd1tla.od.baa ObligLDgly opened a. back doqr
for ua and we could POUl" troop& In behind the left
fla.nk. of hlS army and Wlpe them out. (Applau.ee.)

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v. W. B. VAN DE WE~ER.

HONOURS FOR HEROES.

DEATH OF EX. HIGH SHERIFF AND

81b BERKS OFFICERS DECORATED,

COUNTY COU NCILLOR,

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The King has been pleased to confer t he M.oI ·;o.,..,

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READING BOROUGH

S. sure you uk for tOOAN'S, and ret DO Ar'I 5
- tbe
Mr. Knott bad.

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The death has occurred. at blS resld~, New
Lodge, ~raid ~nhea.d, of Mr. VICtor W ID.i.iuq Ba.te6
De Weyer, at. t he rl,e age of 76. :M.['. Van
De Weyer, who owned proverlv at llra.y and
Winkfield. was .aD aiUerlll8ll of the Berks Oounty
Council and High Sheriff of :Be rk! blTt~ m: 1885 H e
stood as Pnrhament.a.ry candIdate m the Liberal
mterest at Wmdsor m 1880 but W3.S Dot elected,
and ,dul not p UrsU 8 hiS Idea. of a political e:a.reer
Par som e time- h e \I 8a LI6u t -Colonel of the Roya.l
Berks }tihtl3,. He mamed, m 1868, a, daugl:ite[' of
the 6eCOnd &.rl of C ra.ven The deceased gentle ·
man 'Was the e kiest, sou of H IS E!tceLlency the la.te
strategy,
d e!)ended
on the Sylva.m Van De W eyer , who achIeved such fame
prevaIl
Ing ItGerman
'6tra.tegyas & .Belgian 1T1DLS tc r p lat a. sI:.D.tue ,to hIS me lDory
~3.1d SO frankly before the warwas erecle3 In Louvnm The statue commemDrated
litrike a moment before t h e grea.t part "blch t.he Mlntster played m the
practice ID 1830 ['evolut,lon, thcrb by contributing to Belglum'!\
the word llld epend~nce
was no use to
1'he late Mr Van Do Weyer was a man of brood
gover nmen t
t e ndenclcs FQr :rears ho
GermRDl', and
''''''''"'''" of the Royal Counties'
fn;q;;~~.'.j y' than eyed OUt"8 ,
"",as a very su.c.eessfnl
to moblh'5e our
l ntereEt 18 the ~t
When FTa..nce was
in 1870 a U she
As.soc lallon , of whH:: h be was a.
fam,t and undiges~ Na.poleo Olc tradl.
iDtpcrlect unden;:taIXhng of t he German
pla.ce at Braywood ou Wed·
CU... ,.;lo~ Nspoleon, over &lid over ag&1.n m h lS
deopAtcbeo, b ", writIngs, hi& letters to hlB marshals,
was ~ them tb8 secret of hilS ,trategy, but
0t?UJ<f neve? 'l!'DderBta.nd It. &> It W1IiS lost until

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knife, seIzed me If the " m a ll of my b nr- fr lId
almost brought me down
If I tned TO -,r''lr
the p&ln made me l ery out. . It waf! !~ In ll )! ! I-"
before I could strf igbten up ligain wht n l I j

L.....-J3a.cka.che ' Kidn.ey
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PROOF.

M r . W. H. Kn~tt'l of i. W e8wrn :R 1):J,d n"~r
the Blne Coat School , ReadlDg I says -" r t , I
& sharp att.a.ck o~ lumbago ('.o rne o n JIm (" r

twaIn ! months ag;o. It foll o wod upon t f
caught through ~mm~r out of a hot r OO m III
the cold au. A f~dul I Pa.m, hke Sf stu\.. ft . . h '

CrQ&.i OD tho iolloWlDg officers of the fhh ·Her!.:, LD
recogn1tlon of tbea gallantry and de~o l!on In d ~!J
mthefie'ldI
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TEMP CAPT. DOUGl'.AS TOSETl'I.
F o r conspIcuoUS galLant.ry and d e\ol1on tlHlt'
on Septem ber I 25th, 1915
All h Oll~h bad'
wounded In t he leg early In tho a.ss;all il h" enll
tmued t..o lead hi S men clos4;tup to Hu lhlolo calltUTIng the t.renyhes there a.nd holdwg them II I
e~enmg,
when I ho was fOf ced to lea.. the
trenches for- mfidJ(::a1 att.enLlOn .
TEMP SEC. LIEUT. THOMAS BER~4<RD
RENe E .
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For consp iCUous galla.ntt'Y on Scptemh~r 2)lh,
1915.
When t he ::d achme-gun OffiCl:H hHj Ic.. ~ ,
killed , be rallied tho gun teams and broll;:: h! t,~~
g Ulls lDt,q actIon close to H ulLuch , e aptoJr lD~ n o
German field guns.
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DANDRUFF GOES!
HAI~ GETS THICK,
WAVY. BEAUTIFUL.
Save your hair! Double its beauty in a
few moments. T.y tips! '
Hair stops coming out and every
particle of dandrufi, disappears. ,

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ALDER MASTON CAMP
NOW BROKEN UP.

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As 18 known, tbe 2/2nd South Ji!Jdland jlounloo
Bngade, who ha.v~ been at A!dcrmaStoD d unn!!' lUll
tru:mm9[, m.errt.hs.,
now bee n blile t.ca J; ,loll
western and central disklctll of Readt n.! con,&qucnt upon Aldertnaston ca.mp being brohftl \1\\
The 3j4.t.& &ria, who h aH~ be-cn In fa ':II' ~t
Ald6t'DJ aaton &In ~ M.a.y, left o n Th u rsda.~ In ' ",.
week, marching tP Rcadmg, where they a~ ( ~ ' J
to ' be billeted
f,ur1D[:' t.helr ISLay In camp lhqr
condUct was most eJ:empTp,ry and ge n u ln ~ r ~~T(' ~
W &\'I fell t at the ir depa.rture
Many ot t he r es l,lc n ,
!Deluding Mr) C. E. Keyser and t he MlSses K ~\ "er,
baW them off.
On the 'Vedne~d iLy e~ e ll lll ;: It e
whole
was l I1VJt.ed by Mr. Key sC'r to L far~.
well smokmg coneett a.t:. t he Hall , v;hlch \\~ ~ n
s ponded to by the Colonel Hood o fficcrR, t he j.... l (J s
aDd mea of the 3,14th (t.oget her Wi t h .t splllIklm;
from t.he ot.her TrDli..s) In suc h'll umbC rR li S to lal
t.he ca.pacity of u,.e bui lding to the !ll mo"l
Koyser presided:, and expl'essed hiS Fl.nprer)allon .,
t he men's conduct wbllst. ,n camp Co lnn !':! I tJ lF ~
thanked Mr. K eY$.er for a.n he had d one for (h w
comfort '
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On behalf or t he Berb Yeomanry tlmd l tn ~
Q.M S . H. Watts presented "Mr KeYf',(lr 111111 !
handsome IIhmt:inat.erl addrcs!=.. expre!t.s 1ng- t hnr
Ilopprecla.t..lon and tha.n ks for the many klllfiz ('s !:5
they bad reeruvod i At b ls hands.

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Try as JOU Wlll, after an ap plication of Dandenne,
you c&nnot lind a slU j,(le trace of dandruff 0[' falling
h&ll', and your sclllp will not Itch, b,"t wha.t will please
you m06t , mil be attcr n. few week:& use, when you see
1113"W hair, fiue and dOWDY a.t flrst-yell- but really new
hair_growm g all mer the flcalp
A little Danderme Imm@dllltel.".doubles the hP.anty of
yOUT ha.ir
No m attm how d ull, h.ded, bnUle IU'H1
PoCI'8.£U, Jwot ~se Da.nrle ru.le and tho et'kct lS unmedll\t.,
and a.ma.zlng- you r ha,lr" III he lig ht., fluffy IlDd wavy,
aDd Mvean apt>ear1\n ce of II.Oumlance an Dlcol'Dparo.ble
lur.tre. soUnCSB a nd luxunance, the bea 'lt.) and shunmer
ENTERTAINMENT.
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of true hair health.
At the req:uest of man'f of the relUdents m thA p:'lr '~
Get & bot'tle of KUQwlto n's nnndel1 l1e aud p rove that a, repetition of the per formance whICh was 1\0 IlIlcee , ,01
you batr la'lUi prett.y altd 60ft li B all) -thA t It baa beell dunng Ea.ster w-eek took plru-:c n.t the Glrb' Srn ool or.
neglected or fllJllff'd hy clll eleAA trCfl.tment- that's all Thursday In last weeK: The entertammeot "H ~ rrn·
AU chemlRts sell and recolllwend It, 1 q and 2/3 a. VldAd en tirely hV the !chool ~l!l;. 1!DUer the m ,ln~!.'p,
bottle. No mel en .. e In pnr.p,
ment Qf 'bh6l'l 'Fiold , wbQ III lQ he GO I1l!l'l tu l l~t ", 1 l" ~
DandenTle IS to the haIr what fresh ahowl'lt'tl of rmn the l!Iuccess &ttenilln g h er efforts Pl'lor to I h~ I r
&nd B1lDsb..ine are to veget/t tlOli J t goes n g bt to the formn.n~ M1. A J. Mackey br16fly addre" '~1 h1
roota, mVljlQfl\tes Olml l;tfelig th nl1lS them . Its exhila.ra.t· a udience, sa.vmJl: ~ enterta m ment was" beln Z ,!, r ~ In
1D!;;, stimulatlUg Rnd hfe~Jll~ducmg ptopertiea causa ths Illd of the ambul a.nf:e work Ul C9nneclion ...·Ith w II t't.l
CroAA and tha.t thev we.rl'! mdehtecl to MI,'" fl~! 1 1 Jr
ba.u to ~w long, strong and bca.ut ifulf
~g It, Thelofin;t pa.rt of the prognll nmt V' I
SJ'!l ted of WDg&, attioll Bonge a.nd l-eCll:l.b ~n ", 11\&
prologu~ WIUI spok.... n by D E!ey
ThA VIII au' 1(' IU
were rendered In 1& delt~htful manner. eh ollll!: Ih!
e:z:eellent coaclllDg t he gtrls had recel\ ed
En ere.
lTetfl dp.ma.nded for the r eClta.tlOns bv V M,l 1,111 ~ r. ,l
M'.
Bullock,
the
Bongs,
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Sno~
aK:es
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bvE,h,h
I\ n::
'flO "rIfa .ftn"OR. qr 'l'1IlII ., IlJUl)JNCJ OIlSZltnB.. ..'
a.nd chorus, .. Mthy Df Arg)le ," by L!l, I ii Ir \'\
Sir,- I ba""6 read Wlt.h much mt.cre!t.t the report duet, "Darby and! J oan," by Doroth y .\Ii,1 \1 Iry !~
In your calv.mus of a. 6ub--.comml ttee of thp, WlI.teb
Eley; .and 8. nbbob. dance, by Standard" \ , ' 1 \ I
Com~ltt,ee advocat mg the appoillt.ment or a. wbole- The patnotic scene, represe nting the a.l lle~ ~ r,n r, .
bi.n16 woma.n Pr.ob a.tlp n Office r , and shou ld ltke to Russta, Belgium IWd Britain, WltlS vcr,;, efiu;tll,· Ir.!
congratula.te R-eadmg c llll':enl'!. <on t h e ir declslon tbut. picturesque The National Anthems or IJ1 " III I II
countnes were snng, that of BelgIUm hell ~ 1,01' ,w i
to welr:ome tho co..opcralloll o~om en IU looking by the audience. The to.hfeau conclud e 1 II Il h dill
after t he wom()n a nd chJlrl l'M charged with anti· chorull, "~d, ~te' and Blue," nrouncl DIII ~ nl l:"
SOCia l ael06. U l S m.uch t.o be hoped t hat. before DlU'lng thlS weoe, which concluded the Imt fil l d
long t.bey Will go fUlth cr forward and d esI re the the programme, the &ong, .. Your KllIg [I n(l C{)lIl1lr1
help of women alflo 1n t hose pollee dutles which Neea You," wM lgrvell Q.V E. Prl e~ t . lI ud r.llllfrl,
tend Lo prOVf~n t c eeds lDlIDlCaL t.o tho we lfll.re of se-.eral of the aucpence Jol"nmg III the r h of\:~
second
<of
proJ:l1tmme com lsted 01 ,h ~
t.he oommuu ltJ .
" Cinderella," 111 ,~ hich cAch
In l"E! £crt'l nce 10 t h e statement " we know of no
caBO m wh i ch women h a \ 8 bel\n appointed to be ~~~,;:~~~~
,u~.~_~·~~e~d.D. Tne
,
Eley{ollQ\\lIlg
501l g8,"
members of a.ny polIce for('e ID }::ng lH.oo 01' Wales," :p
01 Loch
may I be peMrntted to pOIDL out tb.at besldetl. the
to M:uket
r ealDtly appointed woman offi e&!' In Glasgow, the
., Little (I I
Wa.t..eb. CommlttA(es of two En gh~h wwo.& ha.ve
appolDted women under the Cb lef Constable';! It.
is well k now.n also that. theI"e are t.wo wamen 1U
LOUGOD &n,d one lD ea.r.h of n. fe w otber towns em·
pJoy-9lll In taKing t h e sta.tements of women a.nd.
-children m cases of assau lt , et.c
~y I ma.ke anothe[' correct.lo n?
The Women
Poliee Servl(~e, 8. body of women trl'uned lU p6UCI!I
<hrt..i.es, 1} qUIte tndepelld ent of tblS ComlDlttee,
t.h.augh _"l1i1U! Damer Dawson-Its chief officel'-----U
!lo member of t hIS Com auttee 10 h er penonaJ. ..nd
pnva.te ea.pa.clt.y.
Yours f B.lt.hfull y. '
LOUISE M THOMPSON,
J Secretary, Cnmmat La.w
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Ameodment Committee.
19, Totbjlktreet, S W
November 3rd, 1Sl5.

,iHURST.

WOMEN POLICEMEN.

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THE CHURCHMAN'S BATTALION.
LORD GR'ttlF£I,L'S APPEAL.
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thf,t .. 6peciat recrwting effort is being
f",,1 there 1& a gre..t; opport.unity I<> - = t
a ~ Bat••bon, (,Reserve) of the Ch1ll'chman'.
Battalion, J&h {Sj BattaliOll ILR.R.C. (O.LJl.).

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I am pa.rticul8.rly III..lJ-VGClS that. we eould h& a.ble
to do this, 'as by th18 fmelans we shall lie &hle much
more eifeet:ive:ly to keep up t.h.e nreee.nt. t.raditlon&

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Delicious" Calilornia Syrup 01 Figs" can
. Harm

Tend.er

Little Stomach,
Bowels.

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of the b&tt.a.hgn-f;requent CommumoDS. praye.rli
on "a:~ 8lleoee for pt'lvato pra.yel'9, etc.
ETery mother rcaltzes, alter gtving heJ
. . If we do not get enough re.ct1l1m for the reserve,
"CaliforW& Syrup of Flgs l'r that this is h
when c88Ualtle9 occur they would De replaced from
booauae they love ~ta pleasant ta ~t ~
oth61' uruts, which would naturally make the maLll· ih;;ro~g:bJ~..cl'",:'
the tender little stoma.::ll, h t n
tena.noo of the religious em.rci_ more di.fticult.
I h&V6 Ia.LeJ.1 inspected and taken 1ea.'Ve of the
16th Ba.tt&lion on. Its gotng- to t.he F.oont.. and I
It 'Would be hard to :dnd another Sel'V1Ce
1!',ttA'!i",n so 'WeU sct up, smart, and' Wlth I!IO fine a.
to condnct , there haVing been a.b5olutcly
the ba.tta.lion, thus ahomDg' what. C.L.B.
~'Uc••"'L"- done Ulr t.he puj, when put to the ie!tt.
to make DOW & lJ!)ecJ.al end8avour

R.iClnjitlng

Gamp8lgp I<> fill- up the rank. of
an opporia.itity for Churcb.me.n

~ ;~~~~;::~wil1

gladly &end any pa.p&r8-()r

a4vic& which may be, ~.

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addreu ed ' Ce e6~ &h l.or
Solut lo_ a.ud ''' It'''I~ tn < to
~It&d, aDd ~ft"1oIld
.. ft er p1l'bllca.tlon
.. rll lIohelt!<3 a nd
farou r able wl')..\ld .. ra IIOtl

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