Reading Observer 10-1917

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than the white
',ola EqlaDd, and as clean

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blows hy the sea are ,the
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for ,mationa have used ' · ti'ltdIlCIO'S

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for all bggaebold-

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P~KETS . EVERYW~E~.

MtrDSON 'LJMa'EO. u-,..!. W... BrG.wid>- .Ad

require . for Winter Wear you

in a quality to trust and at
makes the value unequalled.
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,equal\ed 'wear
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Huge ·stock to select fro . Value un·
Purchase early j,.hile ihe best

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KI\.I'I'1 '''''''ATS.

and Fashionabie Cloths are the
ourst:'n'1U11g 'fieatuJes.,o/ ' our OverCQjlts and I Rairicoats. Ready
for Father o r Son. .
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Alsp tbe huge stockl makes
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)lONDA,Y,-BtI(~ Mr. ~ .'iII . .Parfitt .(m
"/ chat.), Mr. 'R. )I. .Walhs..:I!£r, "E. ..J1IIlkaon,

Ma.rt\i> J;l. F: ,S$lt¥m. ana,Mi.. S. It. W!>it.le,.
.. THE 'C!i:4RGE 'QF STEALIÂ¥G, WHIBKY,
. ,W,ilIioin Oolloy..; !lI.boUnor, ' 18, ~ C~~l....tro;e\
.... bJoc>ught. l1p on ~d ' cila.rged WIth ,stealing
'bbe bait a bott<. :qf Irish whilky, ....lue ~ ecf.:,
. t~ ~Y 6f lU. emplilyers, Mils..... R. ,·a.b.d G,
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The Chairman eaid tpIleOnm" h&d
wish to 80 into the.)!,..,- and the po!i~
.pk.ed to make- a.rrangements for him to
- of the a.uxilia.ry bra.nche5 of
,view of tbat fact. they bod
" bim. but to. bipd ,hip>, over
, ' be of good behaviour far
man said he and, htr. Wallis
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terl!st in bim ' an~ mould: uk
'1" .Probation Officer1 'f rpm .tlD!O to
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' .eTEALING CARROTS. . • •
Arth'1T . Georg< B.i<ey ';'34 ohargod wij.h of.<)~

ing on .october · Hth ,10 lb•. 01 carr~ba, the Pri>perty ~ ·0IIar1.. Elpltee, a ~t.er, 01 Swan,eat road.
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Th. put..., ar., '''1lotment, hold ...,.' ,
had ,missed vege~)es fx:om tlMe ,to ~me and

, dct.&rmined t6 watc,h for the gu.lty pertOn. ;' At

l ast he . tued pri..",er with 't he thelt, ' ,who
. ev~ntu~ly ' admitted stealing tho carrot. (prod't~) ,
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B8 he had known
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Hopoon spoke to ,·..l-r..t.iina ""' ••

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I/'Whab right have vou-1.o
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!tation. and in"reply to
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~AY.:"'-Be{ore Mr,, ]!I, iI. Parfitt (in the
, G/la.irl, Mr. G. ~. Jackson ""d Mr. O. Far:rer.
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'RO~ 'LOCOM~' 'l"R. .' li'l1TCl
" . Amos ManhaU. of Caloot Row,
.ummoned for tmla.wfnDy · ckivinJ{ a.
~gb . Re!ogjng : '\I. a grea.ier 'opoed tIuii:l two
hour 00 ~ 5th" 8Ad ,"''' lined ro•.

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tempting bargain~ in tHe stoek ~ought
(]I , ,,,g,een Victoria Street.
:C1oths s~itable
~clst!tmes, ais? {or. ~~nts" Suits or IfOv~r.
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