Reading Observer 11-1917

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BenCh 'on .Wednesday,

Mr. D. ROa.e (m . thc chair). Sir Percy fkn ..
Mr. E. 0" Farrer l1I!,d tV, "., P6ult~n,
A, C. ' Bajl~y, W:an~. H~ll, w ..;
fo"t u/n~a.wlully ;\frlvillg. (It motptt .· in ~
~gCro1lS ;!-<> ~o !lublio in. the Kin\ti••rOlliH
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InVlgoratmg
beef teawaste or trouble. '

,n,m, np",

pure\ 'is highly
rotess:'lon and is used
in"hn" t_i,_~n<-""in _, Great

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A day should be chosen ''!Y-hen.the 1011 i.
dry lo~ pl..mina rhubOl:b or.",..,.. Tho be,\
position ' for th1s
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, I tim .. l""", th..~ one 'd"". net 'keep anything
, about which il not very profitable. A grow;",
ch'~Ren i. ootni1>g into profit no malter ...l1m i~

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tho women, w!.:o aften spent I
securing their ra.tiona, were ' \
The bo~es in Belin' were' sto.rv- I

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on reaching London wae mar·
reemed to her to be b1U"!Jt~'witl\
tb!Te :=be felt the preva.i.linq.. spuit. or
story of

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border faci,ng
Of, 8ou.th-~est, . and

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m.~ of .tlil!iiln!::· ~;', borliiL:l~!!!pli!II~ 'l'Oqt" I,er',\

aNI twa
allotment.
it is a macll

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.roofs ·:;.
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,>sufIY bMl; ~ tb\ summer tim.. Th. more promi.-I. of ",. liglle »reoda is the ~om ancV'\II
' heir ,dil!~t eo!om.':t.h"1 ..... vozy ~,ul 1<>..).

P"" i,ie"t took the opportunity of thnnldng
m Rc.ildinl! fot p~cing the,:

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Uta ."hile
ill all
beat0"'"
imown,
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the'ad
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Ole held; then this
promiDont,
The only ,,,,,,,,,,",
i _ well mown 5a beawoe it haa
oanll~lly bred ' for ' layin~ cnlv,
bird 80 that. only the heat are
bred from, To many peoplo t.he blaok i.

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no estern \£nropc during the fint fol!l' ceoo! tbe Chi\~ t i:m Er... " .
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,who keep the brown Ai1 that. t.hia
.. the .,.!litb for laying. It ill a mat.t.er
... hel)_,~g up &be Leghorn, for either
colo,u," can be .,;liM upon for egg produe-

ANDREW'S ,
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yeti the mj~~.~ ,,-,o1..t.l>em, ."ijl ~ well, though

and sy mp;'lthctic aU·eoLion.
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Cb . inlll"", in th"nkin~ lhe lecturer, alluded"
pe."",.,a, work in caring for 30 of Jthc' zeo
",ho have reached th..i.s. connt;r-.,-:

V;d~',~;d:~ia.nd announced tllat, .the
would Rho be gi veo Ifi
H ouse. ",hen Mr, II, 101,
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the .<U:5ocia.tion on, .. City
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wbi~ ' eg3. ' 'i'beie urietif:. are known beat as Qte ~ .!'r.t<":nabk.:
laYing breedt, ''!>d ~Uhoogh ,ome
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Ng>n., to "Y 8ll<! .. 00".,,,,,, "'q .y 10'" e
beiDg gro~ grown ..."dy,. bn~ when .t goes past
a. certa.in ~ge then jt. )~. mQnoy ~leu 19'1 can
fiDd a <w; mer above the Donnal 'fa)ue,
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Tho",!
w a ',k:no14< 8llythiilg tbo<>t lowl imow
what
ia m....., by tb. heavy ""d light bned.

lcctu~r'!I e.::s:pcrience&
~ave
whole of her

w ork wa.s deserving of

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lmU'sl ', be t8ken ' f,Q ;gi.. tho orOwDa P.JentJ
lof. rC)Dm. · OverOPOJr4illg i.a a DiunGn - ~
take in t'lauting rbubar\>. , If .01')' 'oarly ' '''''''''
,ar. requirod, III.~ arl''JQolt .likelY. to ' be ~
tainM- fro.. pi&nlo ' ..owing·... on ,ground 'that
baa a ~e . .q,e._ When .prep~iB,;:,!.he loil,
tr.oeh ,t " 1..... ;Jtt. deep. ",,,t ,nih ....11.
rotted mtwNll'e with-,&be...moee: pottiop"<>fr:t&'
80LI down
.... t.o a dliplh . of lJiin. .. Put";n' th'l
olump. IIinclJ. ,apart, ' .nel ~ , all aro.
pl... ~ \be ' ~...~ad- t~9, ~O!>-" ~ld 00
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SALE OF WORK.
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Presbyterian friends who congrega.te on the
levels of Reading 13.1. St . ~4.ndrew·s in Lonha-rc been ma.king a. special effWt dttI"past u'eek on behalf of their ch~ lundl.
crgani .. d "I. of work was b.ld ' in the
adjoining" tb. church buildings on
and Tbursd~y, and lbe procee<!;'lgl
aD'Wl':L&I1t eviden.ce of the eoergy. industry
a.re behind the ladies' w orkinO"
t.heir supporters responSible for ' th~
~'be stalls "'ere admi.. bly ",,'.ngOO
with an ample variety of p~tty but. ibscfui
and presided OYer by a. staff of IMieB who
demonstrated that while "l'rcsbVtcrianiml
. itself Ion its model of church pplity.
It IS g oremed, Ol" rather. govern. It.a.nil mcmbers have also a 'fcry
m[,,,,c i.tio,n of business effort and ' capacity
o«:os;",n ldemands,
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da.y there was il devotion to
of the staUholders whicb we are
,its _OWO_ rcwani in t~e seo,se of
frut.htully don e, and which we
finanCIa l results commenEltra!e
thev displayed in tbe <licbarge of
ru~~~~,~:g,
The manse stall found ca.nab18
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in the hands of Mrs. Armstron'"
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Ham ilton, aDd ~l lSS AthcrstnnJl.
sewing meeting departm ent were able
a. gOQd account. of the t wo days' ti~a­
under the care of )lrs. Crosby. Mn,

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Mrs. Bawtree an~ Mrs. Deacon . .. ' Tho
Pleasant Hour stall was no rnisnouler
fo r here ~'~ found ~TS. So~YI
and Mrs. 'VJIIHuns j whIle the choir
a.s:31dllOUS 6upervisicm of Mrs. ShOTt,
EJliolt. Deacon and Prier. The
GUi ld made a capital show. and. tho
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h'on"d"i,nwork "'me carefully watchea
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after the opening speech.. hnd been

in. the art of c."\.te rmg for pl"Ob:::tbl~
As If t.o round off t he entir& gti.muL

requirements . in these days 80 that. none
a.wa, h om St. Andrew's empty-.na.nded
as a finn le to our tour o f inspectipn. I\n
coml'lCnd lUm of all our wa.nts pro,-idcd
of a household 5t..."\.11, wibch was unrler
'perie,nco<d g Uluallco of 1\&, and M rs. Ra.in-

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ECZEMi\ IN COtD.....wtAT~ER.

orenine: C'e remon'\"' on Wednesdav- ;Lrt.ermmister, the n.e\r. 'V . Annstronl'l' . afte r
hricf dm'otioniLl e..... crcibeS . int.roduced
\Vh '\"~ to perform ihe f~nl open ing
eld er from Regent-sq uare, London." Mr.
'\\"('11 knc.wn 1!l P resbyterian circles. :md

Body ,a- Mass of 5alhtkag Sores.

tbose geni.;d m embers of the fait h ha.iJiJJ,ct
tbe BorHer.-: ~bo b"" ~he .hapPY- Imack

the ball rolling at gatbs?rings of til;. '

w;u- time. He ~ ~pokt). in pleasant
t.enns. and hi s address, fuU of
and fral(!rnal greetin g t.o Rca.din~ Presl1vshowed that he not only lm"ed histcl)ureb'.
Catholic polit'l but ;Woo that he -: adored
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t'be wo of 'Work
forthwith It:n off the business of tho..by in~~~tb•• ~clU~ _ ,
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after :l.l1d of course., its n3tron!J were too
c~:perienccd ladlcs :tS Mrs. 'Ihos. S;l\vvi~
. em,tin , assisten b~' MiM !\cNa,tl~ht,
H n.lll,i!ton and Miss 800110. Croib\', each

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gentl e process of bemg buttOnholed '
a!'ter <U1otber; wa.s thorougWv well

and particul,l.rly his Browning. It
d light.ful adelr"... de1iyered by on elder over '
. many ye.U"3 h..'lV6 p.a..c:;sCd. but 'tbey
h!m as WI) fo:mll him o!, Wednes:da1'
we have found brm. an pI"':!VlOUS OCe:Y51onl
wa~' irr;m Rc.a.ding. a. ,::t!Irial cb."I7I'CluD'rm, ~
of bUSin~ 9, onJd a ~ md channing
"- t the clnoo of !U. l'8IIl..-b

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reSU!'oClt..a.tc purchase:s as they ' go

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as the Misses Doris Cuok,
:Redman.
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L1VERlNE,
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,reeDI , tbat a little 9""8 taken In 't»jUr
"aRon is w.,l1 ~ rt'p.id, and ,-will .void
di..ppoinllili result.
aee,,-,tql,Y.
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