Reading Observer 12-1916

MISTRESS
shortage
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work; by Q1iking
. 8ettl~s it by lesl!lenintl
cleaning
and. polisheasier and oUlic'~er

1 i~g pf
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cl~sp.lDg
It is spllmdlid ({,:r 'J~ra!ls,

all

Mr.

evc:~r:'YJtltlpg

home that needs

Copper, Steel, Iron-for
it works wonders wit~

S~lrti1CE~

i ,4~llns a~d shines

Elllllllllel.WElre, Marble, \Tilewpr
and J.:.ilDe.lel~m ch~IS nearly everything inside and
be'QB'eo . but ·it I,
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~ollin8: 'OuT ~Ilti~ct.i~n! 'a.re explicit. Why

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a.~ ' Ui London 'and disagree down here? •
ThO qhoirman u.id
.ould be • ~t pity. if

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adopw~. They had
ao far got on very well Iw ith the military repre.

Mr. W&kelin'. projlo.aJ ....re

CLOTHES.

sentative.!. They were. oound to follow t.he All"'

P"1'i Tribunal 1.0 a certaiJI extent.

Mr. Wakelin: Then wlly not' carry out tho reguU&tiOruj! ~e
' .beat thing jfor me to do is to wilh·
~.w -aJ.
,I t is Taating our tune and tbe
time of ot er people wh9 come here.
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• The R<!v· iH.
~ildt. . ...d tbey ebould take a
broader view o( the _qua ion .
. Ultimately. Mr. wali lin' withdrew bi. relolu·
!.ion.
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THE ' ASES.
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applied on behalf of Mr. J.

Bi~~2' ~d~~b.
.}.adentary
work
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wae a great IIhort..-ge of

said the

-vi~~" i.cf.~;..;!.farm, whi h could not be carried on
if more~
1 en were taken.

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o~jeolUd .

Simm~., but &Iifoed to
conditto
exemptIOn j,lIt F.bruary
of Muudy.
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aabd .. .h'.t it..... propooed to do

aaid

th.~l ef!orfit ...ould be ~.de 1<> I.~"" 'M'

r*ry,...

here more

h..,do

"",ould be .more ....ft1l on

'F!j~t;P.~[~~

.th~ :~~~~~I~~lii~

"~Jr~be4~Jj~~~ r.It~;;t~~~~~~~l~~;;t;i:· l";i,;i:it~:' 1 Mor,;mer~~~~~\i;:;m
h.::i .:t

they
Tbe Gb."",an ,
men,
ih the .
. be avo.ilable for +];~, (~~;j;i~':;'
jeot to
, Camber .a~,
fix
Then that 1"ill
that a
up again on . January 1st
found in "tbe meant.ima.
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Mr. .Foratcr: TbJt. ,& so.
, The Chai~"l\ : We have • diflerence of opihion
be ......n . tbO B~ of wiCllltura and the ;War -W~b&ii!p1ic\i1,

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• The !lev. lI. ,0. Wilder ,rJd h. sathen>d 'tbat
the Appeal Tribimal could not lind auy princi»I.,
arid "" d. rJt with e&eh 08. . on its merit': '1 He
aokad if
principle bad elJl.rgcd.
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Mr. Colhna: The only .thing "'u that they extended tbe"J &unary ..emptioDl until February.
Mr. Wakelin, And they take the .... . out of
our handa ,'
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Tbe . Oh';rman I I thi~k that In ' -.II... 01 .tbi.

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difterence of opmion between the B9&J'd of 4gneultu~ and t b,e War om.. we bad bett.. ftx a d~te

and give exemptions up to that date, .nth leave
to &pply &.gain, unless ~t.here fI,1'e 8Xoeptiona~ .eir·
ClUmotan.... ".In the CIIH Q! oal'terl; baVing '''Igard
to wbu,ttb. ApM Tribunal hove-don. by ~d·
ing 'he date .from JanUary -lit to :r~bru~'lit:

. • b'ollJd follow thetr lead .fUld tb: thaI'" da.te
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F.brnary lit instead of January ·11t.: Men
d badlyJ an~ ought to be .t~d ..

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