Reading Observer 06-1916

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the maker~' of .' Doan's BackAnother Reading Cll~e•
.~che , Kidney P~l1S should dp so
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_ - much to ~pread a , bett~f·liealtb
00 No...uiber 19tb, 19030 Mr.
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,pl[ln of more careful living' 'aqa more- To......nd, of 16, Wilton &ad, ~,
• exefCise 'is cau.ihg' some surprise" Th4Y
Did :-" Kidney trpubl. ""nled m~l. IP'~
shoo! , that no one ' can
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de&! of 1lIl...w.... ~. pUu
'enjoy full health, even . B. .a •• y....Uot DOAN'S in the .mallof my back and
pa4 pt DOAN' s-u.. PUla
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through Duan's PIlls, un·
Mr. T........db."' , :
rollIld wyloina were ..~ bad
Jess he helps , him~elf.
-It ••• med al if "eig~ti were
~ HoW' to regai!, health ,and keep
tied to m.. 'l!he I_t worry or trouble made '
well i. told in Doan's book , entitled
mewone, and alfer my mght·.III••p I would
.. Moderation; Cheerfullless and' other f ••1 tired aud lanKUid and wit.h ico _.,..
Long Life LaWs.» This book ,gives the This ,Iuffariug ilad.
life hara to bear.
'lsenslbM health , rules whIch the , busy and althongh, I IiaQ medici>,le It ~d not do
doctor do.es not always h;ve time to muob good. '
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I~plain.:. r. lt wjll' be sen,t ' free t? anyone.
. "Thou I iiead of DOIIIl·. ,~~~f~L~bu~
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1(&-;' 'ilddrtss bellJW,) ,
pill,
n;l$ie up my mi"d

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FRUIT
A Blend "of
Apples. Pears. 'Pei*11~s;
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Apricot..

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ftm !rIad to eay·th. piJII did for

One of the riasons (or the iqcreasing

h.e don. ,for othera-brigbtened

popula~ity of D'o~n's> Pills is, tlJat the

up 111

health, gav~ me enern' l.md m&delif~:worth

Ii.iog, (Rigo.d)

manufacturers show how to get well and,

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,,;"hat is equally important, how to keep
~ell without medicine. Another reason

On OcU.ber 13tb, 19U-fU(S,.Ig'lHm~r"'''''
-Mr. Towuend said :-uFor ten Yflan:l !Doan'.

is that they alwaY!i give Reading proof
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Iof the my-n'ts 0 r Doan 'P'll
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AU 4toltrl, 0," 6/9 II b(nll j r - "o'~MocniU.M 0 ...
8. Wd""i~ut, O~«4-dr~d, LoM<tn., w.

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pills have kept me free from kidne:rcomplaini."

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to Cap!!J, I t. Was staled that he was

mechanl(J empl.Qyed by .be form,
.,,;vI(lU.lty bee'it In tbe Army, ' being ..:tIS-

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Whitley. Street,
RtI\DING.

READING' CHAMBER
"'COMMERCE.
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At tbe Council meeting of t.he Chamber
d&y &vltling, the :tint meeting after

Mr. Ra.yea Wall re..••;I~~ec:ted~,l::t
Mr. Moring wae ~·e1.cted v.

meetmg,

enlluIQg year.

IAm~Dg.t other Ill&tten caosidered,•

~.ry

unport.ant matter was

Iebgth, n&Dlely aa
l _ rulf '

to

g.ve.

Serpell and Co, Ltd., haa had 47 of then' .t&ff
who were eh~ib~ JOin the colours. There were
only seven ehg'lblea left, .and of tbese three were

The, accused were all fouoo gl.ulty.

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M~rs. Barkb&m were employi:ng at. tho om,..
break of the war 19 men. Of thee eleven ]o:inM 1
the Forces.
Only one man was asked for, &Dd.
conditional exemptulD was granted.
Four men werl') exempted, 911 the Il9pp«ti'OD 0(
tbe EducatIOn Comtmttee. subject to tIe Bod
of EducatIOn still reqOlrlDg theIr eerVIOOI.
MeMrl. IItlw&rd ..,nd Son~' pre-war ltaft' I wM
45. Of these, 20 )Olned, e ight were' ove!"ollle, a.n4.
SIX' rejected, leaving' eleven.
Of thee three W'8r3
exempted.

T~E UNIONIST 'CQNCERT.
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PRESENTATION TO MR. C.' 'GUTER.
'Wa.I

a large a tt~ ndance at the Trade

his depRiture for the Armv,

exempted.

JO!Ded tb~ FOt'CII!!8 on T-uead~y, was attested ' in tbe

8. DU8I1lM1

early days of the GroUI) System, ~ a.nd later be·
came Chainnall of the Reading Workeri' 'Own

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In hie O'Wn behalf, s ay I businees was GQ,'eroment
W&8 given oondl[ional exemption.
M'Clore wanted to keep a. t ...t1or'g
WfLlters, aged 35. ApDlicant said
and depend.ed - on th~ man to
They did prmoipally work
officcrs.
CondItional exemption w8.&

Mr. Geater, who

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or tlloee on the y_'"'" , __
the rn."'' ''·, ,~~U,.,!'\.~f

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orda.ined cf God If the ~ thought about
those things It might !a.T'e ht.m from furtber
trouDle.

concert took place to give. the me~be~ nnl Q,portlllllty to bid good-bye to Mr. Chad es Gf:a~, "on

The propQOat may briedy

. Tlie o1fDer of

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monthfJ' I temporary exemptIon
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A cowkeeper and d&ll'yma.n, G. \V Edginrtoa.
aged 30, was gIven condlt\ODal exemption.
BLOC APPLICATIONS,
Messrs. Mell8ers, Ltd, were employing at the
commencement of the W&t' 58 men. Of tha.o 22
JOJDed,~ leavn:lg 36, of whom three we1"e exemptA!ld.

Union mub and Institute on Mondav. when , a rTirrbl";;;'~i

,p ow.r bo add to
panel to U8il!~
bu8IDeue5, WIth

fOl'

aPJ?hcatlon waa refUifedl•
F. &dey, qed 36, & cOnfectioner, eto' J

given

Ja.w ~ With the power. that be and t.hat ,\ ()re

There

.olved tho.t. the

able

"""ket for 48 years, {Tho C~lonel produced from
bls pQCket a Bible W lcb showed eVidence of long
&nd constant. usage.] i In the Bible It. IU!,ld • We
must. aubnut oU.r&61ves to every oronance of man
for t.he , Lord's uke/ ' The resPOlUi1blhty to the

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n6Ae1 who ate

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refueed
CLERK'S APPI;J:CATION.
....."' . " ""_' to b.~ n.adlD~ '>0,
B . G.ra,y, bls clerk,
It - ould be 1m·

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a beliel'er llU Chrultl&D1ty
felt. that. war
wrong.
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The . P~ldent
tnato h e and hiS brother
ofl'loen were behevers in ChAllt.lnnlty. He was a
student Of tho B"ble r Dd had. carried .. oopy In hl&

BUSINESS OBLIGATIONS. I
.A dentIst, F. C. Howe, aged 31, ~ed for an
adjournment:. ull July 3lat to meet
lrua:ill.eu
obliga.ttons.1 He 'f1loS given until Aug-~t lat..
BartillOn WC~ Ltd., a.pphed .for a o18rk 1D th.e
hide a.nd skin market) A. E. J. SImmel _Sod 28_
He was !!:&ld to ha.ve speoia.1 technical ~wl~ge .
Tb18 was the only man , appea.Jed
bub the

CommIttee, ivliich dId good work in
wJth the Derb.v:JScheme.

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empl'P11D1 hi.
August, 1914,
of whom 108 were of
mlittary age-. Flfty·two coheted. 1e6~nr' 68 The"

Messrs

HeeJ&3,

Ltd.,
160 men,

wet'e

&re .. noW' employing 65 men of m1hta.ty are, of
wbtlm 32 a,re ehglble and three rejected! Ten esemptlons were allowed.
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HOW MUNITiON
.CURE' , gAD

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~~OUBL~S.

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FIND
WAY TO BANISH
bad' oo!y THE
' CALLOUSES. ' !~~;:~E:~~
Co~,'tlon.1 ox·
"C~'NG. ETC., C.
BY
33, manag;ng' Pl .tner of
UNACCUStOMED" FOOT ,.. &<,~u••
aged 30.

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oondltionoJ cPlmpt.iou,

ant} a girl to ' usl8t him
part of the b1U:uDess. In &11

mlUt.&ry ago had appealed, Bnd
to' both
about
50,be'og'
b.nds.left. I
refused, 'but poAtponement

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. cQ,ndltiODe.~ exemption ."aa ',;~~;'::;:~!~;':
ot.erving . that th." mue t:: 0
BimQnds a.nt,tbelr employees
Mr. Sime. I hope Mr.
not applr..,w~us ? y

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" MJil!ISRS. COLEBaool( ".
At ilia 6~t~J;e&k 'of, war Messrs. Colebrook and
Co "I';6l'e ~JOYl"g 215 ~n . There were oOIY
t hree u_natteijed mell (marrled) employed amo.n~
~_ D1e~. There:. were 39 mep of miht&ry age, a.nQ
31 were .applied for. J
Mr': W .' )I(.~ Oolebrook s&1d it was with great
difficulty tliat , he could dIspense wllh the- eight
men, and ~ asked for a ht.tle cOD&iderfltlOn III

~ _also, >
Con'ditloi.1 eiemptton ~Aa granted! to " the 31
men and gne monJh'a stostpenel)1cnt tb the ot:.ber
cJaht.. ~
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", MESSlIj!. BAY~l>S, LTD.
W. V. Bwbl, maoa:;(1g dJr(:x~tot of ~Me8Iin.
Lt9~" timber meri::~nts, was grant«f. oon~:: _1..~>i>I;ic";t;~,e",'If!!m'ption. . Messrs. ' Bayne~' bUl meu
Jj
in 'r8lpect
their &tall w~re ad·

tbat

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to

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15th was ' granted on domestic
BlOy n, a t:na.nager lor JacQon's, Ltd.)
~j~~~;
mcclical ~'gronn4s, an? the cue waa
& month.
32, a buyer, etc .. {or Brooks,
ooooon. s&ld be had dom.eatJc
was given ooD,<htlonal exemptIon

. ' THURSDAY'S
SITTING.
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I TRIBUNAL MEMBE; ' SERVING.
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When t.he Local '!1rlbunallla.t ag&ln cn Thursday,
the Mayol' (Mr r.:. G. SuLton), who presIded, 8f,ld
that~' he htu:l recelVefl & lettQr , from Mr. Gea.ter,
one lof tbelr members, aay lDg tbat he had ~oined
~ M.. FoI'Ce8. Mr. Geater had been & very useful
member, a.nd had tb.a beet wisbes' of tb.e '.1:nbun&l
for );lis 1IU~eti8 10 hi' mihtary duties. ~They hoped
to •
him 800n back In Reading none the worse
for h18 experlencel
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)Vl" ~e .nd , Co •• applied for S. J. ' Wellman,
"r~ 38, , a warehou5e..Jll&D'- ~a~ • mlloCbtne
and. ,conditional e,:emption Wall] gr&lJ.ted. j \
H J Smlth, ~ 31, 11 ' . grocer and generel
deal4r worltmg ' for huneelf. '. His brother, aged

20, tbo~\a.wsts hun; baa ~ pUsoo for general
lIel"ViCe. , His (.a the r &110 &tiIlsts bUD, hq;t. be Ja 68
of

Condi~,i~..l

and

-aftor

••d ' Wuitrl.

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