Reading Observer 09-1916

THEne'"ProprietOr.:."
v.~.y~.~. the
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cbnvlnccd that V."'YUS& pro'-:..wea 1~1ca with 'the _best ....w.for •

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soft akin ...... loVely

c_~... l th.t th.y ha~ .~.d ·

'for 1. the distrlbutipn. of ~a!. iU. 'to
d.monstrate-~ elIcoptlonlll lIe..ut'iiy ,
Ing' l"'wu"* the ~'" -'. ,,_
, These ,minIatUre ._ll l ....., of
V.n·y..... Oft very nlco for the !land.
bag and ~"Yilady ah'oulilCui ' out tile'
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iuuI.end'fo'r 'One.
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•'''n~i)""n''Y0 help.
howe"",,.
tried Doan'a
and the change
they induced was a.stonishlDg. 'When I
ba.d used ono box of the pilla I felt

better, I and after flo full course I waIJ
bn.ck at my work W1thout any diecom;,

fort wbatever.

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"It is ten years I!inoe my Qure by
Doon's Pilla and I bve D.OTer had 8t 8lgn

of returning Jddney trouble.
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DAIRY:MEN~S ·'SPO~TS.

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met DaJ.rYDlen and Cowkeepe1'8' Ar.aoclation were

A_ Payne. age,!

held at the Re&mng- Footbsll C lub ground, Elm
OD Wedne~ay, &D.d were witnessed by
pxI crowd. whiCh in~uded li!'ver&!
wounded !Soldien.
~ There were.. four events
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!ned \0\ ~Qnnd"'J ';ao1die", an~ good .,.trl..
re••.ried. " A~· f.~tllfl\ ,Of ' tile racing
m.,w.·,, _ .•
l!ificent fOnD aho",! by J . . W. Ham•• the
iary of tbs .&ediIig Dairy' ComPNIY. who proved
• hard nut f~ri ~he ~dicapper to cra~ , Alth,ough
59 yeers of age; Ham. dl!ploy.d great pece and
much enthUSlUDl
shown when he annexed 8.
mentorioUi double, by wuming the 100 yardJ han·
dicap aiid tbe , 50 .Yards •volerut" i!&ndicap. An
Interestlng matcli I ...... run
"BUly"
Bents, the ~~ FootltaJ.I Club trainer" and
.. Old Sport" (R " E. A M. Maynard). and
althougb Beato only conceded Mayn.lr"d five 'yards,
th. latter crea.te4 a mIld .~ bY Wlnnmg by
....0 yard3~
the afternoon ·the Comnutt.ee
ent.ertamed the wounied solmen to I tea. The
guests w~re -Welcomed by Mr. ,Banis, and at hiS
msttga.tl'ln three ~ hearty ! cheers were &Ccorded
th.m. Led by s,igt. Cunnm~bn. the
AUIll loudly reclp~ted.
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Pills, \6lXteen y ears I

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Mr. Wilaon said :-" I h8.~e not
yean, thanks to my absolute

discl~d no .lIe,.. c~utp.ltancePJ, an I the
lIon
ru..a. ~e Che>rman (Mr.
Macluiy) ....d ' 1 would be as well if
known that
were very few cae. in
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grNlt¥; r.nd ce~
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':ppesleJ for her head • .,cd~••r

YETERAN.

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SU~CESSFUL '
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Th. Appea.! Tribuna.! ..t agaIn
A "f" ...,.. m whielt L. Cmp, ~
objeclOr ..ked for a ..·he&ring of hi.

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!but when neCessa.ry
atd and assISt in tho
not responded

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of h18 VOIce,

morrtU:1'. '~I etc
head conata.ble was
on the eiect1.Qn of
numbet of othem to
serve under him, the
being submItted to
the calef maglatr~t.es before being ~worn.
of a. ~rles of
At thl& period there 'Were many Dan16h .prU!ODet'!j
R~LDg."
by o~ wa.r here, some of whom, I fea.r, suffered mu.ch,
ap_~ In Ibe
for I remember that two of thom commit~
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sUlclde, one lU the H IVnsterns " a.nd anotlJer a.t
the Lancastn..n the Long Barn Inn. ~ Danish officer, whIle . s. p~.
and 10 SODer of wa.r her6~ m ~rled a. Mu;s Cooper of- ~t
Pa.rlsb (da.ught:.;r of a. ~ r~t!:r~ Il.rchltect~ ot
t~at Dame), and waen l-it was suppo£ed tbat) N,a.{Kl.
l'fn" career was lfin~l'y cloeed, th..., Danjr~ {1)l' 89 ners • before retFm~g to the1r homeG, drew}.u,p
a...: memona.l and P1resented It to Mr. Sberw~;
t~o ijrm of Hooper ~ Sherwood, then au
sttrgeon. th&nlring I hi~ for hia great ltind~u·:':'&lij;l

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Millitw", ' &I!"'Hnlative. aplI.ale<l
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colldijiion&l exemption grr.nted to
31, married, draper and
Mr AIldr..... W.lsh
I.I~elld!n(ln. ';"ho was sa.ld to ' h.ve
WIth £1,100 of hook
he.... aAlstlJ hl6 b~theT" bUl!lnen m
brother havrilg :jolned the Anny. I

Durmg

BP~T8- R~'l;5.

allowed

Pte L C ' H&gll~ Y .. J" P ; ~'(~
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Threed the ~eedlel ~ (wpqn'ded lO\dien):\ 1 Trooper Boasley. 2 SergI. C~. 3 Pie.
Barbtt.
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I " Egg and Spoon' Race.-l,Pie, Jt ~ 2 Air
, M.chanlo J. Pufki.. , 3' TroOpor H. 'WilJiaIM,
1 1()(}' Yardo,tJY'aIl<inl.. H~ (wounded soldier,) -1 Air.,M.ch&itio J, ~urkisl, 2 Trooper 1L
Wilh""", 3 ~~hta. -IJ
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100 Yerde ,J,.adi\!!' H=di"'\"p.-1 Mi.esB~tcher.
2 Miss Lawmto;e, q Mn. LeO.
100 Yardr Men~·rJiandicap ,-J. J. W, II&rrlll.' 2
A ~filton.;' W: B)'in~
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100 Ya'1ls Boh) Handicap (9!11.... ·\O 14 y.....).
-1 Fred""J)jU"': !Ii Main;.,. ,AttnO, 3 W Stroud.
Thread the Needle Riiei\."':'1 'Mr. Walk.r ""d
11,.. Butcher. 2 Yr.' and
Lee, 3 Yr. AIIree.
Junr. and Mn; Tiller. t
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aged 39,- &n mkee~r, of W'an'~~'·e.
ohtained condItIonal exeinption.

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-r ~~.lb~;:;:tl';;;;.;:' I;.'wr'r apPeared

Repreaent.t1.'9'e
a~
for ~cott.
' Th.>·Mr.
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. 1lh. varioUl .• ""'l1 ~t'#
follo .... : 100' l{ards F1.~ :ffandi<;ap~ ("onnded oo\dien).1 Gunner P. J, 'Gallagher, g Pie, ; Hough\o'l. 3

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g~atU1tous pr.ss onaI servICes dunng therJ Io~ ,
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Il1l!61>ible• • ppeo,."hoe' l~~r

~er.,rt ~WlS lJlFt.tng h.irnaotf <on~e\r.. ~luIlf ;,

waf
thOt

wsa oon~ntr~trI on

Ysrds

ChiunpionShip•...!l A. Butler, II E.
Butler WOIl by ~wo' ~,
and won the <\haJienge ' cup preiented f by Mr.
man.
order
Davl~
100 ' Yardr Lady Milk Carrien' Race.-l Miq made '!1th I t~. ODnsent

a1C~1 as donu~ bclms, r~baooo
"bib . thel ....
thoee woo viSit.ed them.
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'oorooBNAoR N.

O1U"l,OSltleB.

••:' i h<",d-

of'

I"opp~, and mani I\tt.le u,oeful hiOlfS.

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59 Yo.rd. Voteq.n.s· HRlldu,aE.-1 J. W. Hazru. G. J. FuIker applied for hili lon, W.
2 S. ThomooD'; 3 A. J Att....
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of HamPl~ NorrUJ, a oowman, eio. ;Be
Egg and SJIOl'n RaC~,-l Medge Walker, 2
for exemptiOn tIll the middle 'of Oclobjlr aa thi.
Mr. JohnsOn. 3 'Mrs. :LOc.
SO'Yarda GlrI.I ' Raco (4 ye.". to B' voan)-l ~~~~~~~~~~
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Dorotby Attre~, .2-Ruby Jacque •• 3 Ethel ,Oood- hevmg . join,d the 4T)11Y. : N 0 tlme :was laUowed.
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child
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Mlhtary Rep,rese.nta.tiv.e objected to exentp.
advi~ to join the V.T.O.
Yaros Boy,' HlIldicap (4 .are to 8 y .....) till Oe£ober 11th granted 'to 'H: G:- Wllhams,
G.
"led. 32~ a forema.n
1 any Jou.s, 2 Sidney Attree. 3 F, LIWl.!>ury.
the ~outh Berka ¥otor WOlD, Kintb~.
of Calcot, a~M on grounds
yaro."14tej>.-R. E. A. Maytlo.rd defeated
B Beits 'by two ~rdJ .
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man rI.ted that his JlI'l'Iner 11 in the ,.Arlit.. I :=r~~' ~ h. support. hIS WIdowed -'~-'~" .
The officers "for the sports "",em ' -Refo~sJ
he hasl 8 :sub·contrAct for . MUDltnmL ' 'I1h; J:.
to his fa.mdy: Mr ' Andrew
M"'1'1I., J. 'W. Hattill and A. J. Attree; JudS",
ca&e
was:
a.d~oumed
for
a
week
with
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to
the
ma,k e the appeal, whlch w~:·;·~~~t;~~:1 :~~~~~~~X
, Me~ B. Locke, rEo Jpwon and H. goJt.elow; man, "~ho waa formerly ' iD '...the mercantt'el m~eJ
Gouldon,
I!IOliClto;, of ~
handicap~J'. Mr R~ E. A Mayniud; starter, Mr.
for E. Borre,tt> aged ~, marrIed. &..
Howard -St:ebbi!!.gsJ marksman, Mt C. Cf'OlllDg~ obta.mtng l'l'po.~ lD t~:aoy.l l!j1lllpee~. ' . 1 .
4nother ljDilitary ap.peaJ. WQ; a.ga1DIS.·i ~ption
tarm, but th~, ltPpeal 'WM dlaml~sed·
ton j co~tt-ee J4e!lSI'l R t Locke (chairman), .AI Cox, aged '00, smgle, a.' farmer, of
J Att""J.. W , ., Pym •• H O""telow.,Ft Jo~. untIl' September' IHb granted tO~: A. Chapman
J Lee, ~ Wh~ler, Wlth E. Thomson aa ' bon. 37. an
in.,bUOj11e.. ' at ;Kintb.lJry. . Mr:
appealed;' ,aying h~ w .. t~::~t,~.
6ecretary and '11on treasurer.
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.ppe~ ~f~r CI{a~ "The ,appeo.l
f~ Tlie' appea.l W'U '4
prtu, were prooented by- tho foUoMng ' Iiidi..
<nmli..ed,
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RECURRINd DIFFICULTY.
and gefillemeo: ~ and Mrs, Let, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomaon, ' Mr. ' Locke, Mr Crollsing!.on, .. Yl'.
35, morried• . p;';'priet<lr of' the
" famier"o!
_-\tt.ree, Mr. ·Yon,.s, Mr. Btadley, Mias Jones and ~:;t~;:~~~~::i~., Crowthome ....... p~~ed,·- and
'aged 28, m~edJ hllS h
~ir G ,J Bro~n ,
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b~ , Mi' sYdney ' Bram. UntIl
h t.Mr
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Durmg the &ftll!nloon aelection. JW~re It..yed by
the Roy'" Berlii ~&nd, vhieh nttw>de .by kind
pC!TmLSsion of tbe ·o1lioen.
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BEAM.
ENDS.
Tp. appe3.l _.....
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given.!
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descqbed
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Tbe pnzea we" dlrlnhuted by Mr. .T W. i~~~I.i~'Ii~:::;!e!Re~P~reoen~latlVO -appOaied agalmt
of WokUighem, bed
B arns, who waa a.ocorded a. Ihearty vote of thanks
l l .d!lr\"-\ed 19 ,W . 10[
Jiio-Bon. 'F.-Wlilte. i '.,recL.'l9
on the propolS!'i of Mr. R. !l.tocke.
.. .hop _",..,.gerr, of Hungerdrover. • This did
. Votea of thanks were also pused
of hJa father. Jtled 77. II JIm.
the offi.CJl~Js and tJw committee.
e:tuh if be, goes. "It means
the father. The
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li&hti durmg the 1co"llDg wmter Is likely to 1<>&4
the Govtu'nw.erit to ~e some drastio actlion In

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the ra.tter of oomp
yearly closlng of hops.
AJroaray many ftnns are cl061ng ~ ea t ea;rly as 6~
a.nd
o'o1ock durIng' ,the early paTll , of th~ ...~
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and Ihave :reduced
hours on FrJdays ffOw It)
o'cl~k to 8 o'cJook1 and on Saw.roays Ifrom 1'1
o'clock \to 9 o'eloo~. !Nationa.l necem!.ity iJ ' tQle to
~h us wlta.t the Na.tiono.l :AmaJgn.mated: LUmon
of Shop Assistan ts, ' yarehousemen a.nd Clerks has
oonatanU,. urged, tna.t shopPIng hours r ~e un·
neCeMa.ri.ly ~long, and I that lt 15 qUlte PJS-sible to
purchase one's coDlmodities Imuep earher "bhaQ ~
was the pubho ha;~it ~o y~rs &go The members
of the NatlOnaJ. !A.m:algauia.l..ed Umon of Shop
.A.ssl&tanta, W&NDoUGdmen and Olerks Will feel the
benefit of a.ny stePs ":'hic~ &re taken in this dlrecl mg urged to make fhll uss
tlon} and they are be
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o~ tfe opportunity t IUS Nfo~ed and give I at.tJn~
tiOD. to such questlons l as techmcaJ tralnlng. so that
the va.lue of their
may be lDcrea.sed, and
a.lso to the
organISatIOn, 60 tha.t
be pl iLCed on a. mucil

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The d61nre to economise in the :use of art.iUc,al

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thOl& .,.pr~sooel'll '

pl'OOllI'OIj le~ of mutton, bone. and ....... !
engaged W, '''"i,''Di them Into aU f>~ of'

ThompllOll., 3 I~' Lee.

2 tMn: ~Led, 13

'fl,otluls beil!!: il'.Ti!!'!.

~,d an old gentLema, of tHe name of ~)'.
member of tho Society of P'i'iflnds. ... who aaald converse w:1th them 3D tbel-r own ilanguage,
oftet;
10 ~forinin~ e.cta of kmdoo!18 tol' tW:!w..that
o!IreArR (6t perha.ps
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changed
ave~tn.nc pIeceS. '

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lst BATT. BERKSHIRE ,VOLUNTEER
'REGIMENT:
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Orden forp

Our Portrall

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Ills. E. COO~

ending . SeptembF 16th.
SlMld.y -Paraqe<1Ung Edward Statue 9 .55

who "rlt••

Dldcot. The, B&l¥i' Will att<ood.
Monda.y -$lOoting', Nop ~ PJa.toon, 'Al~~~';::::Â¥~.
Range, 6.30 to 8:Jo.
RecrUlts' 'chua,

7 30

Shoot~Ir,

9 30

Corpl. :-N$)J1l!lU1i Range ,Oftloer.

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No. 4 'platoon, Alfredslreet Ran~e 1 6.30 to 8.30. 01&81 fof' N.. C.O:'I, at
'" hlch recruilS '" ua &n,.. members ' wa.lltin.., i.nstrUcl

&ttelld~

practice,
Rall,t 8..Ground,
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tlon maySt. , ~elS' Cintr&

7.15,
.Ha.nd
parade Armoury, 7 .~
Thursd ..y.-ShootlDg, No 5" Flatoon, A1fred~
~treet Ra.n~. ' 6 30 to 8 30. • 'R ecnnw' •cJass..
\Vedne~ ..y.~mp&IlY

", rmoury, 7.50.
Fr,d.y' -S6ootitit. No,

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Satumy -BhOOtpii.
o clock onward.. ' I

Calcot ruk
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8und'Y'Tl'~ drill, Caloot Part. 10,30
Wedneoc! L1·.,..:atiootiDc. Co.lcoi"F"'k 'Il&nr.;

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Raoge.to1130
8.30 SpecIal
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all Iq'
membeta
of, l, 4, 5 aDd

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NO. 2 Platoon, Barr"eb,

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y.r.J.o Girls' .H ...dtcap (9 ~ ""14 ~,rt)
~uby.John.sOl1. Ii! Ivy, Tiller, 3 Olive Jacq"",

100

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.00 shoes neMly fWOrr out.; 60mtl ha,d;,Jm&placb.
WIth
round tins'lo.fti'ted: to them,; ot~;lhad
"eran ,llags. Illy lmp"'t,slon IS that they,,,"'!\e.f"',,,,
,Boutbjampton. I ~ften ,",w .bl. !abe M",,",~~

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One da.y Itbout the YE6r 1J.813, I "Wit & l~~r~l.~
o Frencir. pn&oner8 escorted down Londo~
t~ the .. Saracen's Head" 8ta,bles~ wberolfthUy ' weDO
Pyt rw;lth clea.n straw: to lU!1 down_upon ; ~ t~ , :w8l'le
t9~ed three or four Ideep and presented rl :ve~j'

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