Reading Observer 12-1919

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poople
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Prico £540.,

~VEBSLEY.-TWO ooUNTRY o&ri1.A.GElI,
;£j . Prieo £310. or "'IUR7 eeo.·
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Por IIOrlicul... apply Oooboy and WtJkor. 11.

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in._to on apptioatiol>:

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war. then ... 'o,er• . Bul·the ..... uIiar 00 d't;
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called iatq sDoteDee· by th~ War at.. "ot y.t
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th • ti... ° .....rting · !lormany h.. not Bige""

equit,'

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, 'l'h~\ rc~ul t

free Engli,h speakiu
an'l'
form
of Cooli~on
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be o~n.d DOW Atn~ric.. Tho

protocol. ~.". . before the final r&t.i.flcatioa: of tlle· Peaoe. ' ~at ahe "iIl .;~
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no 011 .... " ..,... wwo " an imtance of th 1
tMt'muob remaim tq be don. bodci.e tb. e ~t

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AUarrON'BE8S. ; V A.LU1IB8, ~
J..!lffi AND IlSTATE AGJ!lNnl.

HOOSIiJ,

PlzoOPt OIl'

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O~elJe, jap Shan

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war 18
dMd and lmri8d;-alld oureiy it i. on! .
aM! will be cml.1 0-..-'''''
a .......... - , 7 ' -,
~l'anto.geo1JS,
that t.booe who/ha... b~onght. tbe conle.t to .•
""to,"!""" military o~ ehould r.m&in '~
he~ Of ,,&in Until that at least is do
W.. e&iIl .tbat no dmoion. On tho old"""
.
.L.Inea 18
pooaible. Tho COaDtry iI no longer di';ded into
t~o i:lu.ote. n.o~l. and .
dimio.. of
~ ~ PO~
been diotllrhed. Edu.
C&~ "Dd ~._ 1DO.., :orideIy dilf"'t<l
than .,... before: The iraDohioe b .. been n8Uy
extend.d. The OUBtoma, tlte habits of Iii.. tb.
Ex·St!rviice Men : : : : outlook of the people bOo.. ltndergoo.
Field."
change. There hOI beeu eometlring like
a ..,..olutlon. The Govemm&nt of the COllet
FBEE.
h .....t ~t definitel., paoaed into the hoed, ~
th~ people, and three m...m.ons or clM&CS ha,"1,>

BEELAS. SONS 'AN,D: Co.. ·LTD.
. - " 1 aDd Storare Cootr.ct.ot:o.
lUHSTEi( S'l'IIIEET a. &ROAD S'JlREET,

J,>ainty

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MATINEE JJA.lJ'a ~,'~;';

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IIITAT. AGn': AND ~V.ALU'B.

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- . RWl.,IITBDT. WDING.
ftIoItIto.. 46J., ,.-

113. PJUAR STREET. READIN~

}NTED ••o.;ly in J........-y. COOK; good home
USINESSES I'OR' SALE.-An excelle.t ..
B
Penon!!! Wlltm, to buy or teU genuine .ooneeinc W aDd
good holid,Y' "" board Wag...
-.A:ppl:v: before bec:6mber 19th. Box 3127.
Ob!.hat 1ri.ll 'bealatrict lDveltiga.tion C&lIPot do better
locti~.~

th.&II.
~Dau1tA.. R. Lr.nsJ.ey. who make. a .peciality of transfeit
of th.i.. dMCriftion. OTer 8,600 ~UAin~ and F~
trauferred BmCfl 1890. V~U&tiOIUl of all kiwis ot stock.
Or&ll or writ.&. Ba.nkeri;' Cipital &- (}QiuJUet, ReacliD«.

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to'"'£700 m tal•••+

Mean. Ba.ueU Butler. Son &: Peto, F.S.I., ei.n
oftera first-ra.ta aelection ef thi& olaas. Apply 6, Ka-r.
tet~.

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.Bop

lleading.

wanted to Rent in on& of thE) chief .bop.

• pmg cootr .. of Reeding. £10 rew....d for
information lea.d.qI.e: to liesulta.-Hox '~f II 01>aen-ar " I Office, Reading.
"

;nALL
or
S
ROOMS w..,ied
1ibree or
l'Jlilee
!IOOBE~

THllIElI vNYURNlSHlW
in good loctJity. within
WWinc . to ~
fIfO(lId rent. Ca.ref.ul talant ; only ane little # 1 of
Uu-ee.-Writ.e Box 17. C&Te of ' A. H , GI"U.tham
and eo,. A<iYenisiDg CooIndont. Reading.
of Rea.dbig. _

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~ JfuNTE8S0N ,QrHOD IN RELIGION."
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AL MISSION.
H.&.I.f>,

GIFTS

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THE

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and

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tor Men' 5' Gifts than

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those to Ii. ...." ~t my .stah·

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li.hment.
Cigarette C~'e8.
Signet Rings. Silver Match
Box... Scad Pi.... etc. Price.

J .. H. SMART. -Secretary.

"SplONDS. BEA-DING.'

t'Br..RKon Nos. 16 'ltd 78.

KING'S R:O~D, READING.
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. Who kept ·his. P.riC43S. do~ 'd~ the Wu:

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Who i8 kee~g hie priC6£\ do~ to-day.

Don't ask ...~...

I.\ak his C"'8to~r.o

Seet/smen by AppOintment
TO I1.M. TlfB \ KINO.

,ABE YOO 0!J1l.9 . IF NOT. WHY NOT?
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RBADlNG. ·,

S1I'ARTLI"G . LOW PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS.
-' STATIONERY, ·FAM6)'

GooDs.

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TOYS 4: BOOKS fOR TJIE KIBBlES.

Chrietm';:~ "~ Ne'illl' Year'. ·Cards.
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AV,OlD 7BlI <OBt1Be ; BT 8BOPPING I!IAllLY.

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WHOLESALE iuoLIlftAlL.
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reries of meetings th at a.re
throughout t he count!':,' to hQ ,ad,,-''''''

known people conncctOO ...nt.h .

banner of the T.L. r . I n i;u'l, he
ha4 every reason to b.. Pl'l1 w\ of
much of thetr. p r(ih .. ;:.;: . whic h
to..f;ia.}". waa

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Gm. and Cloym- Seeds.
FI.oWEltlNG BULBS

•.p,.a OI!' AppIlMUtJlI.

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BlIlAD.li(j. !~~Uit,,\j,T. DEd.
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13. , 1919.

nm~ .qi\lJnON AND
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., 1HE, GRI'FICS.
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t.h a ~

business. Of

the Read;n,

h"

DLDlETRTC U.T. F OP
Ma.nl' of t.he promiSt'S t h:l.t. W e' i e
last. f!l Cct ion b\" the Co..'t.l.it.i o n candi
t.inn ed, had no't boen fulfill(',i--IlIlL h,
FIe fOIl ~ht [~gainst th r- Coa.li t.ion r.h~n
~hough t t ha.t, alLhouf!h it rni,:::ht ha,',"o)

Ilt.ry

d llr in ~

t.he. war, t.il.1..t fon n of

...vas no l on~cr necess a-r.". as rh..· .
en d ed. 'Wllc.n th.1 w:\r ~ndN I lr,> f(>lt,
that. tho CQlm tl'V "IYt: l rl 1)(' hd·t .. 'r ,) I f
by' men . not. o r" d ifft:'rent. poli t ical
int,o one party . but. by mon il n of
,':l Ies, b eliei and aims.
1I I
11ad a body- of mc.n ·
: I
ot.he.r in i ll W tW S at. the' hpad ,}f . I

th ings Lloyd Gco!"'g(\

tl~ t,) ~ I

Government bv

H.

set, oi men wh,-,

be would rat.be t' hayu t.he 1'1)\111(1"\'
l'oty Govorllment t,han h\· lh,·
.
t.ion of heterogf'nro U$ il' ..

AT LEAST rr.U.F· D{)ZE'

T~e strikin g intRr,'a.l of t hf' 1.1"'1 I

continued tho i'peak{-'J') bad w, i ,,,c~',, ,
of the Pe;wo T ru.·u ,y.
P t~·t.('\~.
'

reign' yet. l'hcl'(I ",'as in thl~ P('.Il't'
now stood unrcyiS{J..1. the 5:t'l."'th. (i t'

the . d~ of .real profit{'('r ~,~
. One case was dismissed n.nsI the (l Ilt . t'
~i.oW-:ne'f. Up ro. the presen t:. the Rea.dio l! l ' .,,\.
have ·not beEm 'Called upon to oon't" i..:! :1" :'

a d OZ9n wa rs.. It, was n. dicT:rtr.1
p lu.Uae,) Tho ~tu.t C'sm.:-n ("'I f t b{,
round thCl p('nce t.a hlo W ;lJ11 i 1

Oerma.ny. No,,', pun i:;h nh IIi

,

lQiial t.rade:itnan of profiteering. ClUJ it b. tU
there 1m) 00' profiteers in Roo.d.ing? That \\"1.1:1',1,
indeed, be .& fiDe tribute to the town.

('\' {'Lr. 1'L~' I"·,'p!e
tlte $Allle ovils in i,hei r
,,"8 had in thi s c('lUnt.I' ... .
· nther 'tako the r.€'rma.il

Hl"LP~S NE~~.-

' rnent for thrhl .
enough thn.t t ll,·

to . pea;ce, if

help

·tho attention of our;readera, It- Us, we bcl.i <.: \\) ,
sO generally admitted iltat. it needs no · ad\, O(":ll':'
Whd ' it ha.a dono ~ Reading eve-n dUrl ll ".
p~ ~ t;'iVelve months , may be gathered fi,'1I1
fact. tha t during tpat" period 104 childl~11 'e
have l'fIOBivad ita care ~&nd attenw. 11.
·tho presidency 01 Mrs. C. E. ;K.cysel', "",I
the a.i:tive belp alId' liuppart of. the MaY'... r... ' !
Q . S , At:rr&m) the local, branoh i ~ in 1\ RIl l,,"
pooiOOo . It 001y ooed. : belpefll in 'i h,
1' '-...... ..:.. end of the town to. tna.K:& ~ts organi~:lH \.r;
' ~g oomplete. We trust 'thot thry " ,.
(fort.hooming. .

,town:

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l'r,"Ii'< 11C' I' i l \>

Rtitain dl;lpondNl UP{\l1
world. . That was (h t:! l';1 "::t·

wa.... not

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t.n~. ,' il'\\" ni
men. Thev dl.-mred to S('t.~ t.Iwt ( ;,'11 ,
down in the dust. SUl't,h· :!1] kl
p resent condi tion or C('n t.]'·:11 F:ll~~ l'
th."3" ' hn.q not been ahlo t.l !l~ ,! I'
l'~cently. Sl.nn'a.t..ion \\' iI..<; r:l\' o.!"l l1,i:"
... t~eJ">. from toll to bottom. il.' '\ t h,'
~l)Pnt1(jus. Thc r.~ ('nuld 11" t 10, .111'\1) that Pif,rt. of tho wllr:d unril 1 1 1'~ .
~"'~ revIsed. nnW t.he l'E"' p', ..' " i
· aJJo~ ...to decid o fM t.h.f'!I\;<"~\-'~·
\~6r,nmen t. they wishc.1 t ,) !t\.,~. .
. QOALT TION 'S B LM ' , I>''/'
'. ,~o~eb~y hAd not ,!!oL lW;lt~' wI.
~ ~ /in tl:i~ h Lst ot·y o f tl!i :{ l· rod~I·'
•. ,' ~ ~e;Op~ti nu[l.n ce of t.lI " I
~ '1llY~mJ.'!: of ,t'":ll' (\!!'ain':: l :1-1. '
.But thnt

~h~t~ ~p1o' tnlhd A~~)u t

• In

AUD~VIWJ; ELECTRIC ' .THEATRE.

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one mind. HI.) wantt>d t. l ........1
govem.ed by a. sot ('Ii nwn who h ad.
policy. In fnet., ht) WOllid f!') S('1 far

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mg.for helper~, The good w,ork which the So,·i.·{·,
uudoubt.edly·.doeo h .. freqtJently been bl'Ou,\Ji :,'

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with WliOlll 11.0 nnw ,,;:'!.t.
(La.ugh ter.)
Tp f'Y ('f'Ildd nl\t

lllao

STlI:.L NO PROFlTEERS?At I....t tho Reading P:otiblEring Com m;!!'"
ha.ve had SO;IDething -to occupy them. T W{l (\1,11 '
plaints of Profiteering b ..... beei> made &D~ i,,·.·"'·
~. ·The lresnJt, ..however, is ,not mncP t.,) I L ~

We publiah a.o app6a1 by the National S ('"..-i~ t.:t
for the Prevention of·, Crue.lt.y to. Ohildren ;,\ HI'.I'!·

li r:<:t.

one.

'I' llr

CIlSe:S

'far

COIl~' , wL ('11

of h ii; def«at at. t.ll.: - .·I t>d ion-hI'>
bv a. Co..'\li t ion T. ihf'- r.l l- he W :\:"o
di-Sappoi nt.cCi. Tha t fe-din ,:!" !loon I.
he w ~ then plea'3ed to be (int of
( Lan~htm·.) In hi!': opinion th i" n"llH'
.1t the prerent t.ime Cflu!d not. h.'
tbe imagination be comj dl~re d tl.

be

eo

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MW-S

parents' sepBnotion allow'an tes h;l \" O!
talren into.
accotmt. Tbe mal' ont·,• .,j
L
t hese h a.ve ~J I~r will shortly cease, awl ,to
would be a.9vtSable to see another year's fi~tll<':1
beforo . b~g any cone1usiona on thi! nrra"" l ~
~t. One. sent«u:f) in the Commi1.tee·s l't'l'ort.,
1fhich we publish in· &.DOther column, i9 n ry si·.:,
\~cant at the preSent moment. . " Thl'.!\) i,"
~~ ta.y, '\ little to support the yiew that IN I!OODtributory poosions would cn-..ge thriiL ..

pOint

~·m ll.1 \

no

heing a M e mber (It PlLrl h.n1('rl\., .l wl . i
hecamo ,;~ membpl' (,f Ilw I
I I
Party. he ssid. lTc t holldrt, t h;'lt

denied

OLD AGE PENSIONS.Tho Reading Old Age PonaiolUl Cpmmitt.eo h.o!
completed another year of useful /work. H i.~
sa.t.isfact.ory to note tha.t there seems to r..., ,,It

had to

in

The progress or the wm-Id had
r
be still r11rthcr (JL~\lr~c\ b, t h. " st.tnn
T.L.P. for int('rnationaJ ~ iali"n l.
VERY r;oOD BU SI
Mr .Ponsonb\~, who ~t rl1 c i.; OOt~ •
looking man, '~ndo we d wit.1t a.
than the ~vf"l";l.go ;tmi"l unt (i f inh> J'
All enoour:l.gin g o\·.1. t.i on lin ri"ilt ~
Rt.en.dily a.nd c1c-n.rh· he CI)lll m" I,, ·~ · t!
It. was ill D("Cf'ntf~ ~ of ]a.'!"... '·. .·:11' th1

p la~·jn:;

Education Comm ittee I'oa.li ~ t.he posit.ion.
playing fields ca.,nnot come too soon.

in many

SEEDS- for the F,ARM.
.: <~ .s&edJ~., .

course. . Wo aro glad W leurn

d~

Mtivitie, of the r .I..p . ( Appl au ~o.)
tryiD.~ pm-iod t.hnlli gh wh ich j hi s
pa8sed there hDd been one I'a \. (i f 11opo
out ' of the midst of OJ.) d ~ rkest. of

the" week wa... tha.t made by t.he Ma.yor (01'. G. ~ .
Abram) a.n d Mr. L. G. Sulton (tho Cha irTDn tl .... r
the Educat.ion Com mittee) at t ho anhua l di ml ' f
the Read ing Schoolma.sters· AssociaLirm. It
was tbat un a.ttempt is to 00 made to provide p ia.\' ·
iog fields for the publ ic eicmen t,ary schools of t he
borough.
SchoOls like Readi ng School, '!lIld
l)~n

!'t.'l.nd ill ~

made. ·no a.pnloJ!Y for

AND COMMENTS

Tho elementary 8choolf! bflH

ONE RAY OF n O!'F .

The Cha irmi1oll, ho[or e caJli n g '11"''"111
for his andro~ . brjef\y expla illl·d
reason of tho mooting. I t \\',1 :<' . h ... .

improvement in the meana of cl~ t~ <!.~ 1
general rule, a.lthough it must not be (orgotw.n th::.t

,

SElIIDS tor the GARDEN.
vosotabU ~ rJow... lIee4a.
S~ ·. POfATQES. ··

Np;_ _~, , _KIW<t~
' 7" \ , .. R.OAD~ R.EADIN6.
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Mr: J. Hockney. klr. W. A: ClI"'.

Ma;rrio~t.

them. Tho Reading Education _·\ :'!'thority . will he
taking n. step in th e rig ht directi on. and a stR.p
iQ aeeordance with their libeml a nd progresf; j,"p'
tradit.ions, in settling t hi s right. W e cannot;
expect to ha.ve aJI . the e'lementa.ry schools p \'ovided with playing field s a-t once. Bu t. a. h .·gill '
ning made, this wJ1l foll o l" in time as a matter lit

H. J • . -FEAU.
so,

Mr. Arthur, P nnsonb.V' , MI'. .;\ . P.O\\
Rabson, Mr. J. l V. Deckle.\", )tl·. \\7.

A nd surely it

!feconda,ry schools. h aye always had their

REMOVEDJ nOM 22 TO

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Lime, and were a.1l anR\vcI'ed in turn.

.!aDduct · of t.he meeti ng was c~;::':.r:I. ~ry_.
,~ and sbon Id PI'O'6 tlJ th ~­
that section responsible fO!' t.h('. " ",,.,·Ll oO
Ienee a,t fOl·t~ig~t p ~ "iQ\L'i-th J t
speech w~ mdls pcn!':ablo.
Mr. T. C. Morris, t he p~IX'ctivc
ja.te far Readinl;, presirlffl. and W ~~ SIll

PLAYING FIELDS FOR ALL.On~ of the most important anno~cements o)!

fielda.

to . suit all pockta.

,

alternative.

fire ()f

.1. !1IJ1n in."

Stll'hng Borough::;). All !] lH~S t.·i o tl3
b;im~ at the Cha.inna.n ·s rcqll(\<lt du ring

i!!l not too much to ask all Britoll!:! t o pull together, to pnt from their minds all considel'a _
tions BaTe those of the Empire's . u ltirn ate g ood,
to remain loyal to the eoalitiou un til thin gs b(\ve
adjusted themselves &8 they (1.1'0 bound to do.

~OTES

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PRIOK ' LllITS "ON . .APPLICA.TION.

,OPEN ALL ·' D~Y-;'on WEDNfSDiY 24th.
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READING

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any mt:..1JlS prevcdt

baing poured at. t ho prin c ipaJ sp-;:lk~r o f
iug JMI·. Arthur Pon£o nby, ("x·I,i bora I

&1L R4-lLW.A.Y STAtiON. REWING.

Satur.day,

DecelPber2Sth. 26th arid·27th.

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BREWERY.

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ThursdOtJj, .Friday

oJ

OKMERCIAL PRniTlNG.-All kbW 01 eom.·
merriaJ · and Gieneral Printing uecut&d at the
Ofll.oo of tbisPa.per. 50 Job too larle. No Job too

Until these t "wo force:a are r ot:t.dy to taka the

burden, there is

NAVAL A:l!ID 1nL1TARY CONTRACTORS

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AfERpH.d.NTS.

on
' ." Reading$lqpa
.....J. are' CLOSING
.

For Oentlemen. ·····.. ~·~.,..· .. - · 1
: ..
~ HERE i. no I.etur ""lee-

r:.t1:
...: YEW
PIANOS wibbIe for Lea=en from 12
~ea.a -upwards.-Bobert· Ne1aoo. &oDd Co.,
Offico, Rsading.

ConLrasting greatly wi th the
rowdy Coalit ion meetmg the oLher
Wl~ hcsld ullder tho an spl cc:o; of UlC
Labour Pa.rty on lhlJ.fl'.day cn:.n ing i
Town ·Ha.Il . Tb is week's Tfl.C{'t il:'
and ~he pnIlcipl. of ;; tho '
dp86CJl" w.;.~ adm il-a b1r obW!'TN"1. ' .

MR. p, R. STREET.

a..m. :

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and is making progre158 mainly in the right direc:
tion. Tb.middl.cI..... ofEngl.ndar. bogieuiu"
to realise what the Dliddle classes of France lJa\'~
long ·realised-their importance and their pow; r.

'H '

CHRISTMAS <-HttIDAYS, ·1919.

FOR ALL.
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il'I....G1U.VE

Iiol. "'!'I UA 1 .,' NEXT. ' DEOEMBER Um, 1919.

MR.· MORRIS AND

Labour is awnk e

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ReadiJlg , ~ly ' ~osiug ,.Association.

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ROOMS. not ne&r river ; te.rml!: model;'ate j
indoor sa.ni:t&tion : a..nd · gas laid on .-Wlr'ite .Hal:

ALL -'jUTS hn.

mercial bra.ins of the natiou.

WHY THE

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OI'PIGBS.

Duke Stroot. Reading.
LADY """,iroo t"o .right UNP'UBNISBl!:lJ

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next.

to m&y
POSTheOFnCE/5,
tUl P"J'B1.!~.
,Wi .. our
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and the Profesaional Polititian.. Labour is •
peat ~W&r. It' is 8. growing power, and 9power with infinite po!sibilities for good. n ut
it Jack. experience, and it lacks. a~ preeentf
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unorgo.nised and largely unrepresented. Bna
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THE, ANNUAL SALE OF WORK
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sMYer" omoe; '~img~
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politiau8.
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:ANTED ·-Immodi.!<>ly: .,q,.r;,;i,...t 000..:.'/ '. '.' ' .
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n.ces.arily be in tb~ir b.nd. for a time. Nor
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D .....,MIlER 16th aDd 17th.
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17th \8Dd .'l~. & BAZA.A;B ,and SALE OF WORK haTe they hitherto acquiltocl thomgelvcs SG
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Tho Salo..ru be oponed AI I~ 1)qOn'on v-mber 16th. will .bo; lol.!d, in aid Of iJle. SpirituoJiBt Nationat
badly th.t the outlook i. a dismal one. Ou tho
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"Z:ij.VO.'":'" ?rder at yOur Gr~•. \
IN ""'"
the legisl&tioll for which the present Coa.lition
INSTBmmNTAL MU8lC AT 'INTERVALS.
.: Vll!OOU'NTESS ,1I1OLESWOltTH.
CORPO~ATION ART OALLB~Y,
The fact tl!l:lt
ADJOSSION:
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12 to 5, I i. ; 6 to 7~30, 6d.
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