Reading Observer 02-1920

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.I.0.Ll'''''Y, FEBRUARY 14 ' 192Q.
FOR SAtE- .AND
TO BE LET.

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VALUBRS. SURVEYORS,
AND ES'FATE AG~ 'i'~'
OFjnO'lAL FIRE LOSS A.SSFlISORS,
lU.RKET PLACi!l. RIriUlING.

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for £.81)0 nUl' Berkeley
All mod.em,
one douyleI
with ba.altwa.y .
A flne ImOwner

~• ••"_.~_ price

dct.er:mined t.Q ,&11

for quick .~le .--,.
a.ud '''a.1ker, 17, Markct

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"ZILVO FLOUR" will help

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ples.se

(11421)

SKINS,· ETC.,
M OLE
guara.nteed for best

W_oL~'l'ED. -.l'!il':h""t

On Monday Next. i Febrnary 16tll.

- The Dl\ily Investment Carporn.tlOn,
l\:J..Jf"ONEY.
Ltd., will LEND £5 and uPwQ.r~on note of

n. ~'i;;.b;l~':PClrsons;
ropaymente
Bor:1
feAS
charged: modente
hh:';D::d;~:;:.'~"'~lP::o:~
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to their Local
f 2J., Oxford
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"HOBBS IN A HURRY,"

and Or,I.D Tmters , B7, Kine:'s Iloa.d, ~r.

rruse their fee::!. on and n.ftlW tho 13t.h February,
to 25'5, ill first cases and 21s. in a.U otlJ.Cl"S.

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Foundod all the famous play by WlLLIAM
GILLETl'~ and sto.rring nOBERT

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ATS, mCE, MOLES. COCKR AORES &nd
~ETLES greedtly eAt Harrison'" 'I Reliable"
Rside nctl , detached llat POIson. O.. ta and do~s ",ill not toucb it. Vermin
firat.c lMS re6i. ~ ILnd l8IL~e no IImeli. PrioeeJ- Gd. , Is!, 'la, 3d. a.nd
S bed &lid ;)I, M. Posta~e 2d,-G. W. HARRISON, C~emiflt,
3recop.-

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Readin~h Sold by Ohemist.., Agent!!:J (iT. Osborne,
Che~i s~, 118; Brea.d Street, 105, \VOjgham 1\oa.d,

Rudlllg; Ilnd J. L. Griffith, Chemist
WOFinghtlmj
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At 7.30 p.m.
. The Chair will be tabn by
Counci.llot W. ROWLAND HOWELL"
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GENERAL reqmred! live
S UPERIOR
fa...mily of three: oomIort.&ble home

\V1tb
wlt. h

homBly people..- M:rs. BovingdOll, So thfield Farm,
South EaJing, Lond=, W.
MACHINES, Ma.nglos
S EWING
Lowast ca.sp. pncu.-Robert.

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Reading;

Fauteu\l

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DJESSMAKERS.
LA,' IES' TAiLORS.
FURRIERS,
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6, BrunswIck

BY THl> FA.'\I'OUS RAND OB' H.M.

GRENADIER

n are obtained
Y SPIG]<.
p ..cket. 17!d., l/3:-Smitb, Ye OJde '.6..1a.::ns BtorE:S,.

Goring-on::names.

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AOCOMllODATlO
for busine6s
Room .o Bedroom with
use ot Sitting Room, brfiiakfMt, a pper, &.11 mea-Is
on Sund&y. Outakirt4 of Rea.dlnj' pre1'erred ...!...Hox
8~, O&.r& i of A. ,R, Grllltba.m aDd
" Advcrtising

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A..D't£1~TIS1'lR r ec'lo!'!ntly dern'o~i~lIed, requlrM ·Contracr"s, Rea.ding.·
'n~ StoTeman,
C1ork, Dispa.tch
,.1· SltENT 00 KA.RSWOOD HAtLESS SP1VE.
oositioo of tr\16t , 'and ro;eponBOx

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Office,

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tAiain g p·ound inJecU!:, produced .' j
EXTRA EGGS, nlue 30/-, in one month for one
poultry- eeper. Strongl,. reeomm ded by Hug·
Rl~', 113, Southa.m9ton Skeet, B e
mg.

PIGS SO

Such Jood rOlultl
h..v~ been obtained

stobe Hoase. Prion
Wood, RowbartoD,

from" GIP" thai
Pig· Ka'rrnrill be

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{n~re!te
to rud
the t~tlmon1 of

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SPECIALlTE:

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Danse\~e from

Di-ury

La~e),

FULL OROHESTRA.

to ~Ie this ae a te.U-

motrl&1, · bec:auae it Ie
true.
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Oxford : •

Butler &; Co.;
WeJlingf?rd: Hnn~

Reserved, Seats. 3/6. 2/4; Unre.erved. 1/3.

SA~E~ •

WOKINGHAM ROAD CENTRAL SCHOOL
PROPOSED OLD SCHOLA'RS' ASSOCIATION.
rTU!E ~e .A.I&ooiation will hold Q pre,liminary

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m eeti ng &t WOKING-HAM ROAD SLoBqvL
on FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, from nO- lO.30 p.m.
D&Daing. Games. Mnsic. Rcit"elJh.menta.
Ti<:lieta, ls. each, to b s obtained from Mr. J . .H..
White (hon . &E!oO.), 4 , Ta.ltourd AVe:Due, or from ·
any member of the aahool ataH' t

UNITARIAN FREE , OHUROH.
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DISEASE.

of one'a clothet makes ,. big dift'<in,n".-

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BUGS. BERrLEB.
FLIES ~

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BUGS. BEETLES. 1I'LIES ~D FLE

Oanol., Ijd.. 34. Od.. 1/••

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in the neal.' (fu t.ure. The s teps which it .UJ
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bot or .uit 1111 keep fnIh and
twice the ti e if protected tram
by 1ban<Uo • U mbull& made by

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their little boy or gid in pidf
the &chool gates. It is, howe~er, becoming more
:wid more the ~eneral ~iew tl;at. the paren t. must
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co-opera te with the tea.eher in moulding the

Sp~lclal1sts,

111. aPOad St ....et. Ae,~lInll.

Ih. Education . CommiLt.. "'. about to
have the ~~t"<Q!i~z.:8(r~cJng t.~e la.r~ e,"I'"ndlitol.,
that tbese' tns::re:a.ees wlll};mt.oIl, "for It 16
these ten.ch~n :aT ~~i~Or! to tender
t~on~ or ~ acee~~ thw 'pOO,tions ' 9f
.supply itea.ohers.
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decide on the

If they in the rna..in
~Qurse -

find !linbe ma.ny of them are
present \vithout J home or any immediate
pect' of 'obta.ini~g oue-the maJ·ont.y ""'1
deeido-thr OomtfiLtee will save a good deal

monoy, ~Cil.usa a.. temporary 8Upply
not 11aid for holi j a.ys and is pa.id at ·s.
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lower l'ate than the ordinary teacher.
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child's future,j a.nd the tea..chr , t o do hi s fair othor hind, tho rhajority; decide to give in] t.beIt
~~~ gOj somewhat beYOi d the pages of a notices, the Reading ¥chools wl11 be deprivedi
teachers oft long fe ars' experience, and
needs to hJ. r eminded of the difficulty w.,'"~ I"~
·11\ obtaini'n g suit&bl& teachers at the
THE RIGHT IDEA.:'"
ti.rD.e. .And then I Wb'Lt of t.h08e ftri'f '
B~d,ly. 8p'ealcin~~ lhe
i~ · to brirlg
tcaoh~rs r""ho ha.ve ' heen pla.oe d on the "",ma"!"
into the elemepta.ry,· schools tUt partiou.lar sp i.r~'• ~ su pply ~~Ii?
In all fairneSIJ to
of which at present Qte pUbli6 school apl!eUrl:: 0
.nlH>VB referred t o they must (1.11 be
ha.ve a rltonop61y, .which goes to mould obaract.e .
titune leVel. If a'll that one "hea.rs
It if) of ~a.r
Ui6 to the elementary sch 1
surely do the loud ibUlhoritt~' lack
child to be.imbued with lha.t subtle spirit whi l.J tL.e fitn ess ·of t.hings.
makes (or ch~!\.cter, goOd br.peding, 8.!Jd felf c()~- ·
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trot in after life, than .to waste hours on .tt.einpt-

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ing. to 'as:simlla.t? somethi ng in t.he ' eurr,cuitl tn

everyone &ppean weU·dreued.

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diaeue carrjiDc inaeeta

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Chllirs R.p8lred lind "'lIn.··.s~'lIt.d.

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Has a world-wide re~utatio!L
Hal a 'lforld-1ri<\e :repulitltion.

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ST.l\BLE GOODS.

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Machine.. Boul:ht, Sold or EXt:lianged.

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11. Ifill,h Street. Readl1"

BRUSHES) MATS: LEATlIERS.
SPONGE~. HOUSEHOLID and

MOTORS. CYCLeS AND ACCESSORIES.

pREVENTS

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edll~tio~ autIt<>~itie., th!!,",elve"would bot!i
NOTES I'A'NDI CO'Mllill'
luENT S ,The
first to aamlt that. llut recently w~ haYe ....

COA l S.

Basket and Hamper Manufac;turer.

M. 1. FISH~~.

pREVENTS

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WHITLEy TRAM TERMIN:US.

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0 some peop e. w 0 coDsi
they b tl.ve don~ 1),11 ~hat 11; to
expected of thezp

StaUa (Reaorvocl) 51·': Pit St'aUa a~d Balcouy
(Raerved) 2 /4; Un ..... rnd l ~· l l3,
Including Tu.
Tickete Illld Pla.rt &t Mea8rs, Athrells, Binfteld a.nd
Co., Friar Street,1 and Mr. Percy B. Street, 16&,

, R.epalr.. 01 every dellCripilon. .

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JAMES
COLLINS. " W'hen they ha.ve
qASH DRAPER,

' ORGAN BE<lITAL by
MR. G. PETTENOEL ••t 7 p.m.

KEA'tING'B POWDE~.

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Doors open 6-30 'y.m.

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THE CHILD'S EDUC TION.Child. educat ion -is, nd
be, · onl(t ~f. th ,
Dl()ei, VItal needs of Hie ·natlOI). for, to use"'"'
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trite expressioh, the b{>y of tarda.y is tho rna
}VOOLr,
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of to-mo:r;ow, and flit education of the . ehUq
MEID IUM WEIG ., T.
cannot, .if .,it is to be o£ real vr.ue, both to tb6
child itself &J)d t o the' St.t<>, be 'q>nfined to "o f
ColouT5: Br~n. Champagne. <Loating.
narrow ~r ' restricted po1icy o~ point l of viewlr
Dark Rose. G ey. Black.; ~xcepfionally That
the child's education begins and ends at thr
sehool IS, unfortunately, still tbe lerroneous impres.
Good a~ue at 23/9'1
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GHAIIIM..d.N.- .

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RE.PAY YOl1.

SONls ',

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OLD OtL PA,NTtNOS, SNOLlS"

(National Spiritu.oJ Unio,; Beading'SpiritUAI
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Autlque Parpltu~. CbllJ.. etc.. bO j1bt.

On .• Death and the Hereafter."

BUY NOWI

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Hu FOR BALE a PINE OOLLECTION"

SIR' 'ARTHUR CONAN 'DOYLE

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15. Union St\ (0~;'O::1~ ' READING.

The old ...iew and the ne.... : Woma.nhood.,"
A~ 6,80.
ALL Bum ~.

LARGE TOWN HALt.
Tuesday. March 9th. 1920. ai ' 7·30

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PAYING PRACTICE.,
1 Whil st orie would not for a. ~meot 6uggeat
The speech of Big Mo.jeaty nt th~ opening' of ~ h at a poli~m a n should not reap every '9it of
P&rlin,ment on ·Tuesduy provided ~leDty of food
\V"Ul'd that ma.y be coming to, him for t.he won:
for thought sod au exteneiv8 programm~ for '8 does one m<tY.,i be paxdoned for wonderins
tbe Goverome'Q,t to aohieve. Whether tLey will
hether it i3 not ~~IfHcient that he now re~ivel
good remunera.tlo n.for the di:s charge of his dutm
be able to get through lih, whole \of the work
sot oofore them is a. matter for speculation,: .l it bollt ge~ting ladditional a\vards (or di~.
p&~ticularly ,~hen it contains such weighty irlg any on~ pru:ti cula.r part of his dutle~
rord, is it not ) high time that the prn.etice of
problem8' au.d hitherto · thorny subjects ll.S tbe
~:J.y in g
po!icemen for apprehending miJ.itaI'y
Irish quesHon &ud the reform of the . House o( absentees shnuld cease. If it i::. urged tb.a.t the
Lorch. ) These two rnattAl"S alone iu days wheu ,..rrest of ~ ~ a.bsont soldier is prima.ri ly tli; dlItr
Party spirit was pre~emillent would ht\Te been ,be the mil iLary and not the civil police thf!h
81ltlioientto have supplied 8UY politica.l platfo~Dl l bvious nnsw8l' iJ$ Jet t.he mIlitary police d~ the
with rhetoric of the etttrdiest a.nd the parties in vork. and if, on the otber haud , the e.rrest of kI
bsen t sold ier is a. p.'U't of B policemilnls duty then
the House with a.bundant food for &buse o.ud
B ought n~)l, to, be given fL monet.ary illceotiv,
controversial f'truggle!!l. " It is a Bignifiot\ut sigu
~o devote his. at tentions to this parlicula.r P1lmlU
of the time,,· tha.t they now. form but
, item" in ... 'hen, pre !; lUn abl~-, he is paid, ~nd paid nll, (tIr.
general ~rogr~mme . tuken a8 a whole th e . he efficient d.if!ch~~·ge or his dulie~,
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line of policy which hRa been lIot out is oue that
should find ready B.pept.nee i~ .t1\e eouutry ..
HE
'FARMER..
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a whole and will ~ot-dbubt even 19o someway
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Oue oC the ,chief (e~~ing8 which one .finds l ~ge1'~

J. H J HODGE,

REV. J. TYSSUL DAVIS. B.A..

UNITY.

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SUNDAY. FEBRUARY IStb. 1930.
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CLEA~~RS

Tick:e1e IUld Pla.A t Attwell'J, Binfleld & Co" Ltd.

\63, FrilLr Street, Reading,
Qlp M·anllfl.ctll fcr. Salisbury. 162,a.nd
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e<lTS' o.bsenoo. was elected to the Hoose of P ... :
i1911.
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Pupil of Miss Roaa. Hood.

ate at liberty

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MISS IRENE ' WEBBER
(Vo:oa.list

educaLed atl Win cheal'" 'and O:rlord. Lord CJWn.' 1,.'
wood going to Balliot, where be sube:equentJy lt>. i
came a. Jccturer. fuJ a young man r,e se.t for I {
few yca1'8 h~ tho Home of Commons, but a.fter 16 i

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and not tr
m th.
old
now,
we
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lI11Dt,lIorris; Newbury ~ Midwiuter,
Winterboltrne,
New:
Twyford:

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0I'lllY ADV ANCI!J) to a~, aJllOUll' ... 1'1010,
Jewela. Ar,t.1;)ea at V.rtu 8tl.Q! eveT1 dMOrlp-

Ke~~::T~~t~aok.

EVENING CONCERT'

two pir- in a
time;
killed
one tblll wetk, dt.

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Doors open 6·45,

BY

0i A.PPIJ,tIOD;

BULBS.

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POPULAR

YteU~~ Of'~~ .
t nlu. of your

Agent. :-AbiDf.~
dOD,
Lautrford .,

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one ""lio hILS recently teaured all
that can be . tIeJired
from Pig-keeping,
..,... Read ·the .op"(lIP" . (a !Old
by Oorn Menih&nte

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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27th. 1920
" At 7·30 p.m.

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GUARDS

ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25lh, .~ 3.0 and 7.30.
Doors .t 2.30 ."d 7.0.
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After their GrMt CanElodia.n Tour·,
It 6trt.a.wa
JQurnal,'~ August 21st, 1919:-" 1n
fl.rt,istry and musica.l icniu8 none , 'hns really
equaJ1ed the Orenailier Guards."
DON'T DELAY-BOOK NOW- AT
BA!RiNES &; AY1S, DUKE STR~, REA~nm.
'Phon. 971.
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N~mbered MId ~.rv,.j. 38 .• 2&. 4d. ~d ~•. lOd.
IOrdina.rY, h. 3d . . a.~ Ild. No extra for Ta.x . .

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tow~dll 8audying the ~OlDeY..nfl,t exacting. , ng in the mind after having heard Loid Loor'.
·demanns of ~p.~our, T}le prqsp~ct of peace
ddroos. <lo.t IU niversity College on Sa.turda.r, IDQ
with Russia, t.h~ improvement of bondition8 in he rema. rl;;s which ,rcre mo.de nt: a. meeLfg of
tion of Valuable and ooDTertlbl, PropertJ.
the mining industry, the tiring ,of miuimum ~oca l farlllei·sl · held on the same dijY is CIne of
A. Fire Proof ttooaIJ tor A1IPJate and Jew'flt Depo~it.r..
FOREIGN MONEY -<JIlANGIID.
wages Bnd 8uitn.ble honrs of employment are n-stonil!"bmcnt, The 8.vern.g:e ~nrmor we were told
p:R.rvu.. OP71~.
PltIV4TZ· Doem ~NCE,
all mattera 00. whioh Labour ie, rtaturAUy, iu- ~\!A.~ not a phil an thropist, bu~ , a. bUlli~.ess
~tit
G~ODACRE
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to make a p r()fit, alld yet at $e tlOnte timo overy.
tenaely
interested
aud
no
doubt
cau
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olaim
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It ing ~hi<:h Wl\~ said l?r lnIg es'~d went to IX!int '
[En........,.." .. :t;'~Wl"'BODR & s~-...,...,." 1832.) ,to !!lome extent at least"td the credit· of hBving f.o the f~ thnt the. ma.Jority of f~ert ran theJ~
brought theae subjeots prominetit1y into thA arms" Ithout any' eystelll of oostmgs a.n~ thH '
future programme of ~~ ,Gov81'llment. As an many of tHem were: udilble to say w~at IP~
agricuUura.l county Ber'kllhire should be·
they were t! aking or "'ovhether' they were mBking
ti~a;rlr inte rested,-il?- th~ {oo,d problem and tho ~y profit, a t all. To the nvcrage pereop thilllf!fOS.~'
great necessity that exists for r a muob grol\ter remarkable tatement, :but upon conaideraU u· ~t .
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c. a.n , imllgi~e the Involved MId intricate b tine. ,
Gooa.bye, Sweetheart. gOOd ••}
.ood production ju the l:lliti.h IBle.. What a t ,
t h to k
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e~p mlnul.O a.n
proper aqoounlll
Zono
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ODe ~lme WRS one of t e ones 01 (\ , pa.r~cu a1' of the cost a.nd profit and Ion of all the 'fbi'lOnl
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• party is no'w beco~iug..to_b8~ rlilO?gniscd by all depa.ttnuh,l ts, of : an ' average large fann ' Still, 11 '
Petal
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88. & par&mount ·e s8enti..~ ! '~~.,I that we8: must as ~~~vpo~!'·.~!pJ, :~pete with the .. pn~hiDg 'f
SYDNEY COLTIlAM.
a ~ouutry, be less depe~dant up?n others for... I SPtrlt , o~ :1f~~.t.P~~,/~ey must adop~ 1IO'Jll& ~~eb,
the necessities of Itfe, iu the matter of food , srs~em In 'ri;d~r -:i:;.h at they .may .. be 1Il a POSlttop
H.M.V.
Bird 01 June
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at B.ny fate. In this di1'l- ctiou it is plea~Bing to to 81~y with a.ccUr~~_;whnt pri ce!! they mmt. cbargt
, A Surmise '
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for th ~ir product.s T'"9J order to o~ta.in a living,
ERT EISDELL.
nl.A~ th~t ,enaourag~men 18 to. e 8'lve~ to .tbe How can they in ju ~ice to thetme1"es hope. to
fl8~g 1Ddust~~. ~ armon,lUI (\, whole a~e rea.dy e?ter .ir to cooferenc~; wilh other bddi~ on th"
enough to fall lD 'I't1th the Ide. ol lgre.ler food pric.s , to he fixed iI .they do not kno.. "h.thir
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produotion •. bUr it is nece8sary tha~ the gener8.1 such prfces ·k-e going
benefit th~m or not!
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cost of living s~ould be t educed befor~ they cl'n
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MAYF~IRI DANOE OROHESTRA.
be expeoted .tf prqduo~ oh.aperl fo~d. It, '" A SIGNIFICANT SI.N . ....:. .
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.. ¥AGGI~" and .. ECLIPSE."
~oor .oonsolah9n to ~e t11d. t}l&t food IS ohe~fer Tb"t 80 If::Â¥.tute' ' ~olld be) p!O~gtl.ted in
ColombIa R~rda of Song. and SeI..liolll.
In thiS eount~~ thau eI ~ewhere.
But the eru" feren ce. at O:rlord within ~hel..t few day.
of tqe Speecllj hee III tbe 'etR.tement tb&t to ing open the 'degree in Divinity to candid,.!O!
&
$eoure ·better conditions it ;8 necessary for .yery not , i'n priests' orders snd not members
,
c1&89 to throJ. theu;tlellves. U into the work of "Obu·r ch of, EngJanp. ie but I another sign or
,
,recoustruction l'T Hh godd .wilt for' other8, with .times; We h~ve" ~lready !leen the ,adva.noe
energy and wrtb p8.tience~n This presumo.bly ,bJl.8: be~n ma:de to I bre~ ~own t~e .old
iuoludes the building industry but if any im- lpreJudu:~ an.d na.rrow ~lS10~ whIch hBve
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kept. the va.rlous denominatIOns. &S a. dNa,
petu8 IS to be ~lven to ti118 tho bU11d~n m~s~ be apart, and the admission -of Free
enabled to know eXllCtly whore they staud &ud the degree of divinity oonferred fti, Oxford
'Phone 971.
the owner. of property exactly how. they .tAnd broad-mioded an~ ~roper aspect. which wiI \
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in relation to t,mmciu.ll'J turns on tbeir prop~rty. ready a.pproval ~rilvng many members ~ ~f l
Farther it includes' ~~our and in it perh&ps Church of Englond , I~ welJ ~
ttie
LA WN MOWERS'
ooe call read a. hiut tb-them to look at tbin'ge I body of non·conformlf~t.e, . It Ie (Jwr
ROTARY KNIFE
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f h
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. flingJenen of purpose &nd a tenaible
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fro m" t h'e POlO"
0 VIew 0 t e commuulty at I h '
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, £. views 0 r 0 lh e~" .,
Wla \IDe v~o~a ...
EHiciently repaired in our own
Irks.
large aud not ~rom that of t~elr owu parhcular 1 twns ca,n hope to WIeld ~n infiul1nce' oD the
party. The d~y of Labour 1S nenr at haud aud generations Bnd :increase and spread tho
BEST WORKMANSHIP.
their representa.tiYea . are beginuing to g~V9 8. which ties before them.
MODERATE CHARGES" I
good. aeoountl of tlie"~8elvea ou the vllribuiiI '
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legialative b0p'iee to wbloh they have beeni
I\IARRIED TEACHERS.ele.ted. bu, il they willi work for the good 01 , Rumours f Me rife tha.t. tho ~a.:J"'Of the ' ma.rrietl
all, and not, &8!ma.nypeople, rightly or wrongly, l' teachero OJIlployed under t.h. Reading Educat>o.
,
imagine they do. for thp upIiftiog of their own aljthoritie.s i8 . on tfe wane aod tha~ st~p~
'13 & 14. GUN STREE~.
partioular 01.... they ',!~I find a very largo .00- being l&ken that· m&y tend to I.. ,en the
.
tion of their feUowmei.j 'behind them .nd there of mo.rried women l.J.t ' pr&!, nt en~agcd in
will then' be
qt,e.8t1·on &a to their litn••• to menta.ry schools. I As is well known . many
tbe.ae lMiie,! stepped into the breach during ~
govern.
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Wedn~sday,

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Il r~ f",) be £0 nd

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l~t.tJrs of' the &lphabet--e.t BUeb Do tender ~ as
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of the working mother I>omoLhing should Po d&. '
vfsed that will do away with the
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e mother who merely makes a oon~enieDee of
t e scl:iool to relieve her o( her own l'UponllibID.ty
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nds to Kill that glorious epult of JIlrIlU 4f. . ..
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WILl. L'ImvRE ON

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A thrilliDg story Of tfui mioil1g ca.mp!l'

" The Decorated or Second
Pointed Period of Architecture
In the Churches of Berkshire."

t.aining ground icllects, enwrcs L!igs, .rry
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Nos. ,75 and

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(Illustrated by LaDtern View•. )

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