Reading Observer 03-1920

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THE F UTURE.

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George

frOm, :£4 198. 6d. SlII.tin WlHuut from.
£5 19a 6d. Inlaid Mahogany from,

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M o rns.
.u ".~p.~ ••• ;. RowleA,

one 01 th o r m aTt,cgt. U1 t.hf'l - lr.lDgd om •

pohccm.an..of a.bout. Eo.rty
(Ill ~ach of the ,many oceatho. t o\\ u's pollee hB 1183 b~
a.u d commt!nda.uOD to pUt
0.

r eports t.o
ChIef Cons t.a.blc.
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1Va., on 'l\1csda) mOTalU:'; thn.t. lteu.d.J.ng 8

oonslck rlt.'J1e .,ullhc o.ttcn.llon an\l

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E:tcJllllla-0 pI Nented
' . o" " ai,,~'g ad ISSlon to watch tho cerewas ttll aJ1()t.b cr cha n eI:' Th l"
\t,(;ro !lot \\Ith t he othel"r> In the
~, ut wcro l).lrMkd 111 th ~ opeD
\\h ero man; h'J.lld l<:<\s of poop lo
good VI!"""S '!' hos~ Ewlwa r t. o lflcer~ ,
noblo bc~ls \/ jllch ch ampc<i the bIt

;~j:::i:"i~;;;.~'~
~:,~u~'~d
C(

not bu.\C
fa.llcd c\('tt~ a. pro.\\1 woo !;~w th!'m ' J
to

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Ol.\\ 3.1t.IDg Su Lcona.r
were
Abl aID) Ahlc rU1 cn "Ma.rtm,
B nn
and J a.::l.:SOIl 'CC>.1.lICIUOrs Farro r ,
wt ~r Tnrd l UullO!' Sn.ri ca.n t and Wob b, and
ot el"S
Wllllo' tho O)lI~f CoI\St,n.blc (Ca9t. J; ~.
H Ildolson ) w r.t. Sir L con a r d at lhe door .... ay, Clucf
Tn
tor J LI(:·klev f ailed the lhlrndo smurtly to
at ntJ.Oll 'fho IIl s·pcct.mg o fflCCI tben l.'om menced
to move along lhe Ir()llt. rank Innd, ha.\'Jng BSCC r t,.,"I. 00-- who y, ero n ewl), -!,,,,omot~d officers S Hl CC ht.)

Rcadl ng, s!)()ko

£35 lOs. 6d. In Oak

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i:~:rJ?;~~t;!;,lgll~1"~~::I,~re:~ported
he h a.d
With that
inCormn.tion

.A.IaO

oxport r~trictio n!l on I:ml.
es.porl prioo o r whi('h w as
VI;'lce III thi!i coun try Wn.l!l

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£21 lOs. Od.

or

F. bn,.,·, .

. A rarted assortmMt of DrawlIJA a.nd DIning Room
furniture eJWIYS In stock at rery modera18
prices.

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All pl.cBS

of Com-

wtien lho Bill would be

T.hGl'e is lit.lIe doubt that the softest and ri(:,b·

I est llaoguage
thl ~ r eason

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the world is th~ ~ertna.n . . For

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no other,

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p6CuhlLrly

Jt.dfl,pt.ed for the purposes o f poetry. It is, m fact,
U"'teI'SalI V acknowh)d~ed that tJ16Te have. been
I mOl poets. produced In P ersia. t han in all the
nat. !HI of Europe put t ogether. Yet, ~t raDge to
Sa.} there are. few wbose names are known to the

£2 195. 6d.

BEDDING.

fO'~'~,~~~7~!:~~;~~~~;~ii~1'i.u:r:~e!a.sonsl from an a.cnIIl st the reintrl'l du ctlon
but. the committee had
p ersu3lillg P a.rhament to

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Rnir Drooms, ~/11!.

Hund~e of Wioker Chairs of every description,
plain. colouJ.a., anduphoIatered. From, 25/6 :

29/6
32/6

49/6 .

Ch.moi.
:?/lH,

Tap..lry Carpet., from

6719

large elzf9 ~ from 42/- _

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BLINDS:
made

Ito

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21 /6.

'6 , 36in.

6111. 8 /11.

lind widths In

Tin

Blinds 0/ 1fJ/

Bon.l'8 . 2 ' ~L

£6 6s. Od.
198. , 6d.
B.th" 8 /11.

20"". £6 158. 6d:'
Ga.1vamsed Gqods.

L arge

Pallo, 3/9, Toilet Pallo

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Mr. ,F . A. Sarjea.nt, and Mr.

IN \READlNG'I 1ROY

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Bl!DlatsmRE M.A.STEBS' LODGE. No. 3684. I
A regu.la.r meeting of tlria lIDporta.i!.t Lodge was)

to a. wagoD, and, pulhn,2'
a. man jump out 8.nd
another m1J.n
and strock witness eeveral
A.£ten~"8.rd 8

The foll6wtn,i contributions
.,.nth g.ro..tkuJ thanb dlU1Dg
h eld &It the Masowo Ball, ReBdiDi', on Sa.turday
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under -bho presidencyl of the W:M .• Mr. E. U. M"ch 2n~. Farrel", P.G. Std. Dr. (Erig .). There was a. large New and Othc r SUbsOl'lbers:
a.tt:ondanbe of tho U Rulers of the era.ft," ad1D1S-1 MlS9 Ethal Y . Still', 12:. ,~'~~~~:~.'~:
road, Rca.ding ... .. .. :.
8lQn being restricted. to Insta.lled Masicrs.
Mr. H. ' l)u,ucan. Close,
Lieut.·Col. Leslie W ilson, C.M.G., D .S.O., M.P.,
erescent, :Hea.cling ...... .. . ...
waS u\\'estod as S W. of tllo Lod!!e by the Warobipful
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Mr3.
Duneau, Closo:
2:1.,
cresc6t'lh Readmg .....
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A most mteresting and instruci.i'V'O address oq
R~a.d IOK ·nmper an.c0 Council (inol-.lased
" MasODIO Sym boli&ro ~" was delivered b'y_ SLr JOhnl
1- Cockburn, P .G.D. , IP , Dep. Grand Master, of
5u l>acrlptloll)
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Mr. H . IA. Smitb, 12,
South AusbraJia. at tb.o oonclu5ion of wInch. a. V'O~t.e
of tha.nks to the leot.m-er l \\'&8 ca.rti.ed WIth a.cclamation on ' the 'proPOS ltiOll of tho W.Y., second
by t he S.W. ,
~Amongst thoso present were the followin/:r.
OtIioors of Engl-a.nd : -.Mx_ C. E Koyser, P U-. W.,
t ho !Rev. Dr. Ooope.r Sol1th, P G. Ch ap., tho !tov.
P _ H Ditc.h.6D1d. P G_ Chap., Mr. Albert G.

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a nd shouJders.
(:A.id pnsCJnftT told him

W'Mted to JZ'() to Bummghe sa.id the samo when

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G;ra.n!

N...w.. P .G.D ,. Dr. O. W.lla. P.G: ~ Dr. Clark

l"_G.D_, D r. G:- H. B. Holdc.u, P.G....u., tho Kev
A.. E. Brisco Owen, AEst. G CbS4,) .• t.bt)
v. tt' •

J. O. Glllmor, P.A.G, Chap., &I1d .. v:
number

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put and

pre&eDt

IPast

J.a.rgo:

la.l Grand!

asten; of Lodgc~
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VEI!.AN OOUNCIL IO~ ALLIED DEGREES. I
f:l.Itall&t.ioo medting or tWa LodJe waa beld
. ~ on KonQ.a.l, lrebruary 23~ when Mr.
r. . Lewa w .. inst&lJed lin the chair. The W.1>1.
a.t'wrwuds a ppointed la nd lDvost.ed his gffioen as

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tenete are th at n oth ing
t.ha.t the humsn 60'01 ..ill

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to H im .

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tollowa :-Mes&nI. ll'. J_ Perrl.S, I .P .:M:..; A. D. Stl

all t he poet; of P eT'!! i.II. th ~ m oot
BTlt isn people )a, · wit.hout donbt'.
Sh em!'..ed-din Hafiz;. t he prmce of
'poets, and h l.lJ .. F~a at of tfpnDg:"
a. ~pod d ea.l of ils l\w eetnes.s m
may "oonsideredl asI typical o[

Cl&ll"r S .W .; H . H. GrUB , J.W.; the Rev. I F. J.

0. Gillmar, Chap.; Mass:n;. F. A. Ba.z:teant, Trea.s. ;
E. O. l'~<.Seo.; li'. 1'. V'ncent, D.C, ; F. w.

'''.:~':::'~''''II40D0n&1d, 8 .1). i P. WI. cbale&. J.D. L.!. E. Wb,(e,
cmr,; lL E . wu>terbum. II.G.; G. "0'0:[, Stwd. !·
A.. S"""aur, Tyler.
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Thll &Dtlual gnU was 6ubseqtlef)tly pftrtuc or
in the adjOlDlDg supper room ,
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and a fine of 15s. for

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MORLAND

woofl. No. 3066.

. -I- m09~ enjoyable 1a.di.e6' night in conDectlon with
tbw popu\a.r Lod~ t.dok pla.oe •• the Cave:raha.m
:bndge Hot.el on Wednesday. B'ebru~ 25th.
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created much mirt h in
R&llem'.- ·Fi,ood 15 •. in all.

COURT.

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READING BISCUIT ' F
'RECREATION CLUB.

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still tHe perfum~ of her h£!ir.

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'b. hid employed tho d. f.nd.
for hun &!tor ocl>ool 00111'11.

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lI'AC1l'OIn'

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"'ld, b. niad. J".
aaked fdle priaoner if
a nd 110 replied !ht
b ........ h. oould

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of freqlu;'nt r~if.ri ~i
tb.
luI bloo~·m..ldn. '1'''.'"rno
pills_

HdoKEY.

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hC'l riave top .nniGer 'boy In
On t,h., followin, day, hi

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Many a bn""""'I.
hack and ::ride, a. burning b".ilacbl>,
of .having no spine left.
her that a11e refuses. \Vitk

herOlo. '" II'v. np. WluJ.t. pity
not listen to the-ir frl enda whom
pink pill~ h ave saved from this
pills
ht to m.y
be ta.ken
the ~~~:~l~~~~
bood oug
, they
makein all
hea1th of a· 1ifetime. But
suf1ers they will help her-in
and, aJter---fife.
To quot&
WillmmJ;'

above ,..jd h. '""'~
on the W'Ity- he met
to iK. tho po.t"Oel ~
took tho pan%J &Dd

cW iver Ii.
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on ~Jml.t. 2nd he

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A. il<>rol Arch Obapter ;. a.bout '" be
and will be &ttached I to t.bo Martin

m oonbe[llD.S glowlng
enough &round I:
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19, Oxford·road ..... also
8:0 tmmllz7.1ed d og to stl'a.V
1l1l ~win~ it to stray without
addl"MS of own ~r -::Tbe
eVl dence in the box.

Mont;b;;";~,~d.

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C,yenbam. and took

nffiqe. W''here h e !laid:

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the bicv...le &nd t he pot:.e:ry
'Put the a.rticlee: under a
c],n,, ,,',,!. . .nd oran .... the
, wh on he took t,~o
in dica'ted be d~",ovored tho

ounce
limp anJi

an." "".' "en"
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upon my .sld·.n~I\l'.

life- beca.m a
, after
or,

4oc1

I an to 110 I'urpo~.
Luckily, ..
to hear of Dr, !W;11i.m,'
pi1ls, and decid ed to givft them

me

the third bOx I became aware of a

1Ife; my appetite grew, a nd I
I kept on 'flth tbe pills, and
I W IUI a. new r oma.n.

the lad .. yety maight
him thnt he would be
Jtnv "'€l1ch thinll occurred

.. Two vears A.;tO," '~ntinued
had anot.hf!r br~... kdown", a nd life

M.1Q'istratell would dismiss

P.,"j"'"tlof

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to compen;sate Mr JenkIns

burden .. Then I remembered Dr
pills, and gav~ them allother tri ;ll:
.. They t onk immediate effect,
well that evcr.\'"hod:r beli~ved I
tease o f life.. II kep~ nn takll1g
completely Ic~red' me," _
If you arp nQt fit., Dr. Williams' '.. nk
help yon to ~""lth. 'Got a ,upply
deater, and Uk for Dr. WiIlia.ms.
for one box ,or ISs. 3d. for six
WllIia.me· Mediciptlr Co., 36,
Lo~.dcD,

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45 '6,

xfo dSt.,R..,.. . ,

....;a.f·OT.Mr. A H. Bull (in t be CbaiT) •

DtC1Kl!lNS .L:BIO'l't7BBIi

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W, 1. Btnd a JIOItco:d

?/111
16/11, 8/11.

fu zes from. 8(11.
Oxyd iHed BraJ IlDd
Spe«ial'Va.luJ, /:£4
All Rrnas Cu bbs with

Large stockt'l, I
Mangles and WrinlleT'8. 18in.

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MeuuremeniB taken lind estimates

Br l8f'lea

OXydl8ed Bra~ ~ and

Better quality, ~ 11; 8 13,
Alitniniunl 'WHro, ~ettlc8,
Frypans, Tea Pots, eta , a.t.

submitted free 01 charge. I

a.n absentee {rom the Royal
attemptinlt to travel on the
nnt anthorh;ea for the convey..
in~:nl:lii';;"E~~d
B e Wll-B further cha.rgMl foT'
D:
Austin W ebb, a. ~1'!rV&nt o n the
time a.rad place. The pria.
to tho second charge, but

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Sill,

li'lIIh :K.ctt1ce, TlT~ K ottlelt,

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lO'n, 121 1. i

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Steel Poli.h.d Fendare,

Inlaid LlDol euro ~ 1920 patter1l8.
All
above :fitted free of chargo by experienced.
w orkmen.
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Cocoa Mats, 2/11 3/11, 4111, 5/11.

Sh~des

order.

2 ' 11, 2'7lD. 4

L.rg. v.riety of FlooTclo~h!. Printed and

Stair Oarpetl .A.:J:rnmster, IBin, 10/ 11. 22iin.
12'11. I T artitTY, 18iu., 416z. 22m.,
6/11 por ynr . .
Axminoter Rugo, from 16/11 to- ew6

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B", .. Roil F, nd.", 12/ 1. ~5/ 11 1al'11
Matting,

1011'1..

to

316
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Nail Drush ••, ~!,d .• 4 \d., 6 (

5/6. 45in.17/11. Mm. 8111. "fd 7210.

Real Go.ts~in and Sbeepakin Rugo, f..~ dyed

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Le. ber,

3,6 !.

CocOA.

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Cocoa Broom,! 1/3 \. /6!., 1/11 1-'
Bcrobbmg Br,be., 61d to 1;3t .

RoiT Brushes,

I £7 198. 6d. to £21 lOs.

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2/6, 3/6.

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Seamleas A:xminstcr C8.rpeb,

~/ll, 4/11. 5,i1.

6 .'11. Chea. erqUll.htf' m cdh::u r,2}3,

some' Carpets at
BENCH.

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B etterqulllit:r.2/11 3 /6 I

WIth tin ltd ...

4/11, 5 111 10/11.

at .well under to-day's regula~

the pleasdres of the

h oney-d&w thy charm. might bon'O'W,
hp alone to me i8 5'Weet. ;
t hou art a.bgent, fai nt WIth 2!Orrpw,.
me in tome 10nR r etreat 1
to me of powtll' or fam~!
are t hese idle tiM to m e 1

to 4,111:
Odd JUI!", 6td 'to 1/Sr. j

Jug Sets (3),

~tte!

Offlccrs .00. Mastera and

I can. spa re,

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216
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ED>!"_1 Ste:-- Pan •. 1i11h 2 ,6h 3/6. 416. ,

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G1a~5 dis'bea et~., a.~ very low ~ricel.

Hundreds of irresistible valuei'· in odd pieces of Furniture. odd Dining
Tables. Palm Stands, Occasional Tables. Pedestals, etc .•

to prefer, tho meditations' a...nd

no torches throwing
power be found;

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8!d. eacb.

Very smart 3-piece
Suite in art tapestry
and aiJ.k da.nask, allsha.dee. From, £25 lOa.

A speo.ial purQhu9 of Bedding made before
the lo.at two advance8 in prlooe eDt1.bles
McILROY'S to offer excoptionally remllTJc..
nble va lue_
2ft. 6m. aize, from.
3fl.
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&ion of religion so mystical thn.t it is somewha.t

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stered In different coloured. Cord VelvetR from,

iilfficu.lt. to explain in a feW' words. They prefer,

v erse'

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Roy~J

The popular adjuatable chain flniahed in light or
dark Oak with .pring &eats ao.d w ell uphol-

Most of the A.o,o.Wo poet. and Sufi" a profe..

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Bnrrel Tumblers, ft.lao pla in Hoavv boltom

And Its admirers include a.lmost t.he whole populat.lo n . R espect a.nd eateem evetyWhere att-end on
t he 8o.'Iplrant for poetic fam e. and even the sma.llen
..park Qf geUlus IS vlcwed with delight.

br at

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Tea Cnps and Saucers from,

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Doulto'n ware/ at mucb
below ~BlJu./4c4!rBr's Cpst to-d,ny,
conSisting ~f Vases., FJf w~r Pois,
Tea Pots. [?Inner and Tea Ware,
6fc. Bxcep1/0nBI Y~/u~.
Tr;nld.ts Sets, 8/11 to 2116

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MOlt attnctin offer of cosy, easy cha.ira in
Imllrt tapestries I and alao leather {rom,
£4198. 6d.

p erfIa. are locked behind doub ly-locked Jingnru
doo S lI ud ha.ve beell seldom soup:ht, except. by t be
J e;~r 00. Poetry, h owever, has cv, r been , and 18
st.tl held m the grea.test veneratIOn in the East,

f

10a-ns.

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1/11,

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Breakfast CupsI ,apd
Saucera from

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~en raJ English r ead cr_ The sacred t.rea.sUTee of

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Comfortable. well upholstered Che~te:HI Ids with

ON G.Arthur
W R Draper,
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B irm'in"b:.l~~~~;;'~,na.med

[By S. JACKSON COLEMAN.]

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26-pieoe Dinn~r ! Somcee,
356
, to 3916. Ii~ -pi"" 3516 , 59 6" 69 8
1o £10 108.
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m.rkabl. VIIlu. £10 19B. 6d.

bre

4\ PERSIAN TREASURE.

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2l-piece T e,.

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Raving concluded Ius tour o[ the nnles, he went

Sir Leona.rd DunuUla' t.hen
. t.a.tlion and e:n.mmed. tho bookS"':

sJ~" 16/11 2916.
S~rvices. 1000 t6 lelect from,
12/11 , 14111 10 70,-. 'O-p;eco 25'6

6.piece Toilet

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7... pieoe D ining Room Suites in leather.

drop ends from.

COMPLETE
LR,OY·S.
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to £8 8s.

and tapeBtries fr~ni, 15gns.

to 1he f ron t. and ccmrucnccd to a.ddrees t.hem. .lie
t.ed too speak to them a lx1ut two \'ery Importa n t

rowa.ro, " w&!' hIS fi.n&l word.

CAN BE

7 -piece Drawitlg Room Suite! in corded velvets

P OLICE AND pun'LlC SYMPiTH!Y

'ILONG BACK

ATTIC-TlfE
RNISlfED BY M

~/TClfEN

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from,l~.

WOllld have- to be le ft.

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FROM

well-mad. In good wood,

6-pieee Queen
Di..n.itlS' · Room Suites in
solid Oak from, 16gns. or in aolid l!a.bogany

u!t er t.1: p. Introd tH:tlon

African

hI. Pf';mngs of 1a.St yeu In th e pohee world . '.riley
al realised tha t the put year had been 0. very
rt.<lut one m t ho h lstol-y of tho !IOttoe forces
of Lh18 oountry. Th.ore had been t he D e.sboTQug h
Co nlttee's l o port, a.nd t.hat unh a pPY mCld~n t of
la 1 \ ugus t. when I h e pohco ICWlt. a lo t of pUbho
oiI Yfup~th:'i ' or Iho IlI tter ho .... ould say but htt~.
H o 1vou\d like to lmpr C'S& \l9 0n nil ran \;::; In the
pollce forces that t h( v must I cmcmber Llu~y a.r e
cl h J ens lW'_t as Qnlmal y tndl\'ld uals Me, only t b ey
ha,", ccrt1.in spcc1Q..l dutJe;J plft.("ed \lpon t nc m .it
" a.t .onlv bce:wse of t.bo prcsC'nt modo of Clvllil'a·
t'~
' that. polLee-men wer o n eceSS fl,l y Alt.hollgh th ey
we 0 CItizen s CJl loymg the l!gh ts a n d pfI, . f(,,J'C's or
Cit .c nzhlp. th,.y .... er o bClng p ll.!d to do duLlcs whlch
th
\. . .ould o lh N Yi 1.C Q ha,o don e Ai; c Itizens. Th ey
h
oo.en w l('Ct.OO to Cfl,~r:r out t!:oso dulles and
t'h
·ha.d.. und crt~ k \!n glcat rcspons1blhhcs.
'1'ho
I.'O! mlUtlty oy, cd t.ho !)Ohce a great: debt of, gratlt uria and, on tho. otl)cr h3nd . tho pollee owed an
l'CfUn.lly ~ I·cat. debt of grnh t.ud\, to tho commullltJ.
~o mat.ter how good t.hou· " ork mlg'11t. ha vo been
In thA past thoro was alvinY.s t ho c1lfi.nce to make
IlL fit-ti l better 1II t.ho fut.ul'c . Rofer nng to ~o Dosborou<>'h reoor~ ,lid tho, :1'C:!'e,ascd rates oC pay III
t..~e ~hoo '"fored, Slr Leonard said they wantoct
to tot; a. 111r:; h el' riCl::rco of l'du(".atJon Ilnd consequent.
cffiCic.~cy amongst po lict'Dl en lll dlVldua1 ly , nnd then
tho [orlX'. Its :l whole 'Would become mo~ ~Cl c nt.
Under 010 na\v paymen ts thcro wo u ld
ho sald.
ert1!" mcrements after 110 many :yca l s ' IH ee lor
~ cc.nduct. &t!d d o\'of.lon to d1.lty
If II. m n n
soopld fa ll to get. PI''OJtlot.lon dnrmg hIS co.rly poli ce
c.~ th ere would stili be s o me lurn and o bJ'Cct
' tor hlm to work nnd st~l ve for ti nder t.he new
s oh me TbI'Y {IS p()liccmen had t.ak('..fl upon them·
sel (IS an hono\l ra bl ~ and anCl{: nt office, an oHico
wh ~ had Its grcat. tr rulitlOJIS, fLud ho h o,poo th!')'
.....,o~ ld do tllrur bc~ t to cal ry out t.ho du tl ~ of t lln t
offiqe prove r}y a lld e fficie nt.lv. Tt.. had bern st...'l.t.cd
tbal. 0111) \\ Iln t e rl to I atSe tI;o st.atus of t he pohCe .
s.n b:c~lll nt. Hic a nnd on('O III y, h lCh h o was Il1. entIre
a.2'rbemellt. Bu t fll tl nohce must rf'ahse tha.t. they
8.10 '
wern a.b lt'J to n~lSO 1h e ll' st.alollS . Th e! 0 wu
one tlllng , for lII !j t an c~, t ha t 111 tim past dId a.
Jot of harm to tho pahcc-tho p Ulcllcc of glv'ng
&11
reC(ll\'lnfr t IpS
Thcu pay was such now t hn t
the shou ld b€'lo beyond t.aklll g' 8. reward foL' a duty
w1u h thc) w'ero paid to do.
In concl~IOn he
ask them to try to fOlge~ the (hsgrB.cefu l bU sin ess
or a,gt year when eertalll l m c.m b(ws o f the
bro e thClr oath or ailS-la nce b\' strikll1g .
gl.a.d t.o say t ha.t m .K.eadmg thoy h ad "0"'''" 0.1'
to 0 wlth It. but wbethp:1' or not they were
t hy With It ho could not. say.
If Ilny of
ha.d bcen In ~ympathy With It , he would M..II::
to pon-ler over what h e had sa.i.d foC) them,
...n s ea wbBtt It 8.11 mea.ot.
I i they dId t bea
Ilone:st best they would ~lloceed-no ma.n _,e;,vn".,ti""':
through life Without m a.lti ng mIstakes ~
.1
.. Go for your duties Without any Idca. of persona.l

t~DrDughly

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can help him

.Annl

nnd int imat.mg
t he t!l1gJ!~!'­

In t. h ~ H Ol lII'O

Here
that advance
is essential
few weeks. fresh ,supplies have

and In smart modern styles, For example:-

1Il W i th

few words to them
In IVldll 8.lIy
A.l ong tho Hue ho " ellt , scanom g'
ea h mltn most. seal C"ru ll g ly from h l'.aiI to toot.
\\. 1M ho CIUllO to P C. S.ldl er ) of t.he castorn sec·
t 1 n he stopped and oount.cd , by placmg hli fin ger
~a<:h In bllCCC'SS lc n , t ho lI t1jmnrous bars to Ill S
th
m edal, and s!loke to lllm a bout
On cantHIg t.o t.he ren.r rank hI:! \la.r'led hiS
p~Llon by rc.q uc~Llllg CV6J')' rono to prodllco Jus
nch eon :awi no~-boolc , the Jatter of which h e
glanced throuah raJ>ldly and askod ques t.lons cO n·
~lIlg cnt\,l~ h ~r" a.l ld there
It. VdL3 a. mo.:;t
t.h.Oroug h Inspcct.J.Oll.
1\

19B. 6d.

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Bul

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the stocks are
~nd. even in
arrived WHICH .......... .,. ORDERED
AS JUNE, 191
PRICE IS
THE SAVING
EKPECT
YO\l

Very big buga.iq- in White Enamol and Painted
BedrooI'Q ~uit~e. R emark,.ble qnality from,

exch ange.

Lee of Fl}rebam,

~

I

of
to-day usually ~ishes he had
, '
sever",
,years ago w~en prices were
! ,

0'1

from,

th o Ch,nrman, it 'Was llgreed
of prote..t rlg-ainst t he re o
BE the cont.rol

exrressmg hIS t.ba.n.lul
a h iS recent in~'"
at tb ~ "d~~~ ~ meetmg

108.

Special values too, in bjaak a nd Bra!s Bed.eteo.da

country Trbn.t wo.s not r equ1red
of the «:ol1ntry equa.llv
,t'ollld havft t.n be im ported.
heT'e and mClr e
J n either ca!'e t he

, u,.pna"" 'nent. out

IAC1~JC1JLTUR!U. BILL

fro"" f'2!7

L

The
bought his
much lower.

Be8room Pain
in Satin Wa.lnut from,
,
£16 lOs.
O.k fro", £14 14s. Od.

nt. pj.csent o nly

fOT oi ~n

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£8198. 6d.

In heavy Satin. Walnut from,

deeoription.

F.~: PI1)R1' , OFSULPHATE OF AMMONU.

the

F~OM

,I I
Bpeoial collection of BetdroOm Suitee. of ev6rY

Mon-h .lI (Or-

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III

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pqJ.ioe"",," tlU"ed out 8.8 smart , iSplCk Bud .2Igo. n aa
th t' ll m ota.l faetn gs ami butt<l ns ~U1g 'c
min or- uk o d~z.l c
Sneh Ii Sl~h.t ",lUI

' :h;~uy co"O"'scq"::n,,,
f Fllgbt."""'!J~cntj~;~;r.~":~':'~lI;,fd~
tho gt;'lIqu~ue
eral p'o
lbhc
the

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Tho lug-elt. aeleoUon of wood BedflteaJa in
Reading. All first ra.te wood~ ]lud at old
time prices. 4ft. 6in. !h:e in solid Oak

HOME- AKING
IETY TO D LlGHT
TO MelL Y'S.

TO TV

Black Enam.lled at 21 /-, 25/-, and 30/-.
Perfect.
I

(Cha{r-

~l'~~"i",:;,,',;:.o~r.J~.er'fortocemS"'kct
th e Reading Boroug b
,';hlch b3o'l been . generaJ ly
hImself lS
and

EnameUecli

Combinat.iOlI Bejetead, aCt.
size. ~tock acned. 35/-. .Al:&o 1Ut. 6in. luze

I

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Sir Leonard Dunrung , H.Y, Inof Police pA.ld h~ annua.l o1liclll.1 y1IHt to

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of the Berka Executive ' of tlie
n r 'O .. , ._" UnlOlll. Wae beld at t he County
Saturday,

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Tuesday,

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UNION.

L. DUNNI NG'S ADVlOE FOB

last

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THE READINGli OBsERVER, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920.

OF READING
BOROUGH POLICE.

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