Reading Observer 09-1919

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:Past::= Present - r r-0spectlve.

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from the
Bummer- to the Autumn Seaton is the ocealion
for mach UDseen tabou%'. ~r ~l weeks
the buyers and all ihe
el of "lI~tt ~
are employed 1D bringing
tJier the neW'

HL PURPOSES,
ASS~15S0RS .

81<lck,- priamg ..,d. "1lWifyin'g, "!Iii in atle"'ll
ing to mo,t.terw of routWe thlt enllW'8 lIDlootll-

1'1.ACE,

in a great...-6u.i.neas bon.
The
labours of oUr sta.ff DOW bear fnut. 'and we
stand eqnippod for th' Au£Umn S.alOu with
th. best. m faahion and the most artistio in
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The publicity
ted by these
pre)l61'&tion. call for soma remarks on tho ,
part played by the m1ern N ewapaper..
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· The 00;_ performed by N....~pera ....

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ma.ny o.nd Jmpo.rt.ant, bot none uoeed m
public interest theIr power to dlS8e:Dnnate 1

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deeper knowledge of faShione .-and of manners

Every popular journal, whether ita\ road.....
are modmtely well to do or exoOedinglr prool>6I-ous devoleo val.able "Pace to thl8 oubject.
Colum~8 are filled WIth suggefStlonl for decora.tion of ihe homeJ With note!
change in
ttyle6 ol al'parel, on the early educa.tlon of
children, Wltb reClpeli tror domllstlc cookerY
The hasty judge I"",.nts that. the world
!'U8hea on to tnvlahty. .

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COUNTY DEPOSITORY,
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~1' ,A'UCl'lON,SlIS. HOOSB A.GENTS .a.ND V ~Lv"BM.

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p.resented
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Mr Jones10suit-

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P.~~E~(;EI(~ICKP.Tg lSSUED ....or TOWN
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OFFICES.

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i\ucr!'.~ONJilmS,

VALUERS,
J, ....ND AND BOUSE AGENTS.
~ VAL AND STOR.'GE CONTRACTORS.
, <){UiS'fElI STREEr AND BROAD STREET.
'i. ' REA-DING.
ESTAT~,

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E-rery one i. ooming to rellh .. ~b&t ordinary
things are the most unportant

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:AI!I WellA~ ha.ve Rood reason to be.lieve.
enenaions of the lRlftr&ge, notwithatandmg, '

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HeU5EHOLD REMOVALS
':. " 'WAREHOUSlNG,

Tuckerfunds Dunnv; the
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The I'eVl!n8 is true. •

ltEADING

RS of COUN UtY
:;'tlLlt. on .a'JlpllcaLlou

stmV&YOR VALUlIR, AND

an account of tho dt'e88e1 &t. Longchamps or
.A.:ot. gains more readers than a. Pnme MinIS"

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lIUILDINGS, ISTATION ROAD,

ter', speech.

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A n&W reeipe' for an applb pUdding. or a.
limple rule to enaure that. children ehall
aspirate tblll .. h/' arOU6Ni more interest m
many So yowng mother tha.n the milt learned
· work on phUosophy.
Men and women d~ before Prime
Yimsten were thought of, And 8.!.lple puddlD~'
,..,wd be e.ton though CIVIl 8OClOty pa,"";

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Newspapen were no~ alwa.ys generous, bo,w,
ever The cha.n~ is due to the enlargement
of women)!: ephere m.the home and in ~y.
When she was etther .. doll or " e)"'?e the:
' Newsp&per& did not trea.t. w.orn&n mt.b respect 1~ some fa.mo"us J18$te8 in tho " Ef;8aVI
of Eli&. " Charles Lamb recouut.B hja o&rly
ef[ort to ~ppl ement 8. clerk's wagea by' writing lOW In those da.YII every momtng
pa.per kept an authDt', who was bound to fur"'
mdi dlUly & number of Wltty p&r'8grapbs-&t
_ !1xpenoe AI joke Scandal or dres8 1>t"OVided,most ()f the ma.terial. Q-rea.t~v to the reJief
Gf Lamb, bLS head aching with forced at..c.empts ",t witt.lcism, a faahion of flesh coloum
ladles' ,bose . ca.me up. This offered 80 man;?,
onportunilles for h iB genUe Wlt A.t. the expenl&
of women , tha.t LRmb IIOOn a:cquired tho repu·
ta.tl0n • R. .. caplte.l hand"

WElll..-RE.stGNS FOB SWANSEA
If ~_~ !i'
'of\ : ' .
ncMJlng IJ'blie:rTer" wae the only woeklv
DeWl~~ \ on 81L~ra,.y in lut week to announc"e.
The

w~rd,

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·o~d ~ulham-SW'an~a centre-foron./or ~ding, 'l'ld lOme do- I~de~pi!r.,.!.¥.)iei;t,

11.4 Ol.ll!'eiI

tail. mre tbeu.-.given ' as to wliy he: had " come
ovor" ,ll,e .l'ar'~ocl~ that he would never kick
& ball for Olt.ner §"'I)IU or Fulham lagain
Now 1~~U::'~;;;'.d:
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hu ho doner
for !;wansea'
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UGS , BEETf,ES,
FLIES AND FLEAS.
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Whll'- Ibe F Mhl on I..ted L ....b dilCOlIl'IM!d

HU.LS
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IMPOR,TART CONTESTS.',
on the "CoUn.ten.1 Topic of Ankles, JI until the
TH1S!lng of t he ",hIm left him H ISearoe a leg
to stn.nd upon" .MOt'fJ unfavourable example.
ilIustratmg
pomt might be given, but
thi s Will lIuffice
Not the Wlt and grace of
r.ne of En.Jtwnd'. greaten ~leI. could hlde
the deriF.lon of woman, customary to the
Press a hundred ye~ ago.

Jt .ttNlly and cOTtamlJ
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BEETLES, PLutS AND
C~\ tol"

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A. great ch""gI h.. .tahn place. Now
.. Th. Tim..." It.OoIf, \ from day to day expound. the f ••llIon. and nolea the fact that
*"he Enghm.mm lives in a home.

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Like hOI' 'h",bo.nd or brot,!Ier, tho Englieh·
worn"n h3.8 abiding a.tJecti'Orl for her t h9.me,
a.nd no foreip;n intenor ea.n ever take lte~l&.Oe
It \I oIherW1.. WI,h Dr.... One re1Iectlon
"Pring< to the mind 01 the "",tor who mak••
a tour of Wollst.OedJ., meUler It .bO 'in t.ailo..
madea. Fun, Afternoon F.rocb. 1..onl{ ('JOaj.. ,
or Evemn~ Gowns, Pnris ,tin lead the wa.y in
'be&uttlul dress. It il!J ;nat only that French

modi.l.ea and d-mu.ra ....ro perfeet blend
ing of .tyle wiLh the qualIty a.nd nat\ll"e of t.hu ..

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mat.enal 'Used That 111 • great art, but they
go boyood The t.rnly _beautIful d..... h..
lUSt. • touch of mdnolduaJitv which leaps to
lif,; w\len "OI'D. in ~ wondorfol way. xlIi. i.e
the eeeret. of Frueh ta.ste DOW in' evideice
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We .&bQw tho rough wooll~nl tbt .... to 116
the rule far AutuJJtll and Wmtt.r weal'. Plaidt

and Checka in alJ m.d., ;we .... told, are

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predornma.te. Bot.h economy and...variety will •
& ga.med by wearing a Goat .of one colour
W1Qt & skirt. (If another, a faah.ion DO!" ~ ..'
v~e in P&ri •. - The inexpen.ive I Fun:, )
leatber Md kId are to he IlIOd, in. the ""mlnst
aeaaon. for collat: ba.ndJ. buttonl and lid" {
panels.
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Aflerno.m PJ;OCki and EvenIng Gown.
aome very ncb.and cii&1'1l11ha- materials o..re

emplojeatj ~he _hAAile falilCl, tUll-t

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are. 0.1 UQUI11te as' t.he silka resened for

Npeoaui

$treater ~iaDI, and more
for ,nn..,
in'~ wf!a.r,I"'W'hlJe hate, Jr:loru, .tOctm~ 'are
be !0Ul!d- at' Wellsteed. in every conceivabJe

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m!ollrijng Ih&t ~armollloUl .\,tire. ~"""~

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In' ehortl W.lIsteed, propatotiOnl fo~ " the
'Autumnj SeaaQD prova that th ... ;New'papera
are weIl adr llJed to d8V~te , with lymP&thy J'
and understa.IdlDg, 00 much .pace to matM'
of mtereat. canCerDlDg women.
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