Reading Observer 05-1920
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. · WOKING~AM.
COtPO~TAGE
1920.·
,l..:. ~ed
Alter "'lme, die""";on .tqe '
for Suuru\.y, June- 6th;' and a.
~l.t.
Have Stood the Test for 73 ' Years
fol' Augu!it
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La1'8'lII5tSsteot.ioa.s. Loweat Po.sslbl!l P.rloes.
Rm·qovmas ,& -REPAIRS. l
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Each meml;,er of t.he_ commtttee undertook to
ha.ve a colloct.ing bo:t and to Sl1OsC be at ea,st Id
Sale'Q GaFden .Setrds per week.
I ~~DING BRAN~H ,Mrrl~GS: .
.II,
,
For
\~l'purpose
arotui:g
in
of
int.ereat
the
hq Christian Colport~ AUOCtatlon
two m~ting& were held in oonnection Wlth the
Readin~ 1)fanch, in the Abbey Han on ·W ednesday. At ebe afternoon meeting the Rev. W. M.
Rawlinson! (Broad--et.reet Congregallonll.i Churchl
priaidea, and there were o.i'80 pre!ent the Rev.
K J ,£~Bagnall (Prtmtl1ve Metho("hrl), Dr.
MlddleF (VIcar or _St._Ma.tt.hew·5, Ru.gbyl. CoL
BUchanan] un lop, Mr H . A. Ohurchill aud Mr.
WOTJ.:
of
VEGETABLE SEEDS
.
SALE
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Lett-era of apology for non-attendance were I'fI.
\V. Britton, E. 8_
Prot,t, IW : A_ Doherty, S_ O. Ridley 8lld A . G.
\VlI\ta.m50n, Messn_ Martin Button, E. 1'. b'
Suttoo ana A. N ewbery
Mr, Cburchlll reported that ig 1918 a ~m of
£8 ,128, iva.! Mnt to the parent society
a.bout. eight tlubecnbers Ul Readlng, and CUI a.
l'C$ulL of .. speciaJ nppeal £25 6s _ wna sent iost
year from labout tbe sameiftumbe-r of subscribers_
l'hflL'le ~ m s were ~cluslve oC & private doniltwn
1!eutl dll"eC\ every year from ra. local gent.lema~l
'J'hel'& ~ plenty oC scope m Re.,ding: for D. gr ,'a:'
advance o n tha.t,
The Chajnnan 5aJd that they found to-day, witl
regard ~o ~h e churches generally, t hut jieoplewere
n ot Itoo fl.nxIOUS t() be found there _ 'l'her~ ..... "r~
many people who never darkened the doors of "
chll~h ex,* __ to go there for a. weddlng, a. I brt::.tenillg or a funeral. If all the cburch e9 in Rea.dinS{ weI e
there would st ill be p eople unpr:.>,-ided fbr, and they had to gee that wha.t t bo
chutcb ~t
for wag t.a:ken to t be people. 'Ibu
wu.s I JaN~Y what the Colportage Association
"tooa for .l'hcy in Readmg ougbt to back it up
and I s~ i t.hey could not do sometbing more
"or~by
& town of 100,000 -inhllbItanl.!!_
l'he
amount. 0 I subscript.l0ns sent up from this t~wn
'" as POftitl~elV wicked
Tbe fpH wing were elect.ed to form a r:'1'I'nmlt.:
tee of th Readll1g branch of the Associat.Ion:
'fho Revs_ W_ A Doherty, W, M_ Ra.wJinsoll,
E J. T.~.gllall, W. ThornV ' A. G.⢠W;H,. n'
iion , A.
l'I.>ett, '1'. Neveson Phillips and nl"_
S\ ..I, on M.",,,. A. W. Milward, E. 1'. ]:'.
' Sutton, I '\l- 1'':_ Collier, S, Brown, T. May , 8.
BaC?n .. nd ,V. D_ ' ltead, MI ~ Pennington Pl ld
Miss Burn~t, wit.h the. Superintendent a.nd tcn.
Secretary. 1
An add~s o n the Ilim! iIoIld WOTk of t.he ht;()·
ciAot.ion' l w¥ given by Dl·. MIddleton, who &atd
thn~ if the~, had 10,Oqo colporteurs in~te ld of
onrYl 75 to dist.ribute t he literature whIch h;.d
becn cal:efu Iy se~cted It would be of imm~Tlse
bles$in~ to he countrv_ A great ' dent or Ilt IJ"l I·
eiou~ hterat~re. bordering on tlfe immoral ,. '''-H~
being "pers~t.ently - taken mt.o faotori.e$t, Vt<.r}.;·
shOp'5, and ;jlYWhere where men a.nd women ('("'n·
l
R-te. an cbi ldr~l were hemg tnught i.o fend
g of an exaggerated 811d ul)re.aJ. natura, or
celved I from the Ren.
Be guided
I ),y' Medical
i . Experience
I'}v~en in ne~d· ~f .a'-.
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tomc restorative
from
It IS
safe tb b'e guided
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â¢by the experience of
Men jWho know..
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lin
t
housands of doctors
,f
resc.nbc Hall's Wme in
ily practice, as an aid to
,
~
' f or
Convalescence.
and
lor
eounteracting exhaustion
after Illness or operatJOD4
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is the Supreme Tonic Re·
, torative in eases of over· ~ tralo a.ndworry,and enables
tbe run· down system to
~es15t disease. Read wba.t
d?ctofs say about
Halls
~!'~+Hall',s
a
tbo .Jack tb R'pper type. TMJ Association
Wioe ba.,; arrested
6vctirork. "
.
~ I recoIttmend Hall's \Viiu,
very {reel, and bear nOfhU1g
,094 r"eaQhs." And 8notber
"ne mOlt dependable
wo hsive .⢠o..
'I"""'ng.
.,
10-
ooglVsed tba children were interested in (.t,.m~
that bad, q. sp~ce of danger and adventure 10 'hp.ln.
:utd 60 t~ey rr~lated books that contained thoro1
elements, bu the)· we.re C{Lreful to see that t bt:v
wero bopks of n. hIgh m oral ton~, As:to mal.te"r
of Cad ~bcrol WM C"\-pry kil!d of story C'OuLalnCld
m t he pnges hc the B ible. and there was no 1.}Ok
m existe'nco ~hat would interest chllaren hke the
Ji'.j.b~e co~ ld_ l'Ifie fa ct wa.s tbat It wa.s not. Il1lffi·
cie..ntly ~no"Wn
:Mr_ J. \V. Gerrie, of the headqunrte~ . f t:.t&
the lcx:<\l,....,~~,.POrteur, also .d·
Dl&py .. breakdown duo to
r~,to.,.tii""
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t.he chair was tUt 11
.:~--' '''", Dr MtddletO!1 agaIn
6Loph..q s.aha:Co.,Ltd.!
Bo*.LondOD,B.,
,
ELECTRIC THEATRE.
TERRITORIAL· R{)RCE
ASSOCIATION.
the form&t.ton of the
Roya.l Anny Ordnance
the Force_ i'he
Compa.nieil to bo
has been asked
Tllis
lS
con-
the fact lhat there
the South Mtdla.nd
I,
SON,
,
E"st Berks Seed W."rehouse.
l
T Ma-y.
&
WO~IN~HA.IV.I.
~Qu.lity
HiJ:b,
Price, the lowelt in tbe
road, the -house of the M. I~ Uambier, ' l11 wbo!ie
8et"\'ice abe had been for 17 yeRI""l:!. took place on
Ff;day at All Soin!s' Churcb, the n., â¢. B. Long
offiClatlng_ The mourrOC3 were brothers RTld
l!Iistetl'l of tbe deceased nnd the j\[lS~ GnmbterParry_ There were a. number of 60raJ tnbut.es.
A cont1n~ent of Red Cross workers fm med '"
guard of bonour In the church flOrch_ - - The d ecea1!0d lady, who was 45 years of, aj:te, hMt done
good BEtrvioe a.s fl, V A D_ worker nt tlJe Red eroS!!
HospItal, Easthampstcad~roa.d.
0lunn
plth:ol a.nd the Emb1'Ook Company gave
r
"
JJH:::YULI!l, NO
TiE HOSPITAL PARADE.
cost
£21 ner ~n~. r..eDer&1 Department..
£3 ~r cent. bupplcmeDt~TJ Department. '
flR"-NCH.£~ -377. Oxf~ rd Road; 18, Wotfr1gb JDI
Road. BeadIng: and 23, ¥e.rket Plaee, WCkinCblm.
Ru18. ete,. post free
a.ppUoatioll. , _ 1
A.. T. BIGGS. Actu.rr.
1
\VORDS\VORTH.
Mrs_ Woriit;worth. of School House, Londonroad, who d~
- ep on Saturda.y, aged 68, wus bnrled
on '1'u6Sday, -'It Br8ckne.11 comeLery in the ~8mo
ga'ave.as her 1i~bnod, "ho died about t1ucc yean!
ago. ' Ther
wcre bealltlful 'Hca ths- froUl
relatives
"
.
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46th
,YEAR, OF ISSUE.
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NOW ·i RBADY.
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on
DEA'lI-l Oll ~ms
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RE~D1NC 1tNDF~~STl~~1 DlRECTPRt,
2/6. I
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HOLY '['IUN1TY CHURCH.
' ' A conumt,tec hll ~ been fOl'med ~ t6 ' carry ou~
a. &cbeme for fl war memorial 111 the Cbltlch comprismg n.n oak 11nnelhng on both side~ (If the
Paper Cove,..
' Cloth Cove,,:
WOMEN·S UNIONIST AsSnCIATION.
ultar on tho ..do chopel to take t he name. of
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all those 1Il cnnnecbo I1 With the church who fell
Of Lncal Booksellers.
of the Publi.!lher8, q. n.
'_
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In the Grea ~ 'VaJIt 18 also proposed to lemove SMI1-H'S
DiJ:ectory Offices, 6, KIfG'g
The a?nua I bU~lIle5s me<:lIry~ of the Wokl~ghaJ1\ the clear .Il1B1!s from t.he ea.st WIIld0 in the game
ROAD, iREAD~G.
\ .\
Women s UIllOIllSt ASsocl3tlOn wn~ h~ld In the chil-pel and re}llacc It, with stuliled lMs if fund s ,
Town HaH on Tu.e::;day a.ftenloon_ ],lrs_ MUI'" will allow_ : ~ \
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a 1xd balance
d och presided The annual
sheet, plCoSented b,· Mrs _ B. M
ntt!i \ the h on
. WHIST DIUVB.
".
secr etary, were pa~d as ve:v satl _fllct~ry_
A whiSt dri'\"e WR.'J h eld 10 the Boys' Club on
fflgh
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, The report stAted ~hnt sllIce t lf.: 1. st n.nml~1 Mond lty in- ,lid of the funds of ihe; local branch
m~tl~g, hold ~n _(-\lml 23Id, 1919'1tbe W omen l; of the C.E.M, S., ,vhen about. 100 were pre~ent.
Umontst A~H\.tlOn 'h_ad ~nde _st4ndy 'p~o?"re8!i_ 'rhe first prIze fot ladles wa~ "on bv Mrs. Goodand proceed:d to d_elud the YRrlQlIS ac IVIL I~I:I of fe.llow, ,\ho, havil1~ won the fil""s~PriZe on the
t.he ASSOCiatIOn dUTlIlg the yeo l-.
1ast OCea!;lOl1, gave Ih ts pri ze t.o Mi North 'l'b ~
BRUSHES. MATS. L,f(ATHERS, i
Mrs_, ?\turd_och W OoS re-elected PTl'~~I ~ nt, L iUh sei!Qlld pnze "wut to MISS Turn Ill. and the
SPONGES. HOUSEHOLD and !
Vl~:Ia. Vlll_lers wn~ ~hose: nce--chi\u·tJ1 a n, and ~entSi flrsL pri7.6 to Mr. T. Sargean , :NIl'. 'Vell ~
the'Ice-oreS"Jde:'ts WEtle rE!"o~lected ~n b~~c_ M rs
hemg - ~warded the F.cconri Nur!'01 1\{nrtin WB S
STABLE GOODS.
M )Watts " as Te-elected hon_ secrc_ary, (\lld the . wll1ner nf tho m,vsteTY prize_ I Rehe!1hment~
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!lfl!8 lowell 'Y"ltS _elected hon treusurer t.o ~uc- were supphed bv a.. oomm lt,t.ee o£ IndIes
T11 ~
. Med M1 S9 _P btlhTtck, wbo bu lAft the dtstrIct
prizes' were preSented by Mrs_ W'nght. :i.\fll.
CbQ/~ Repaired lind Ca1.-Seated. I
Mrs, MalvlJle Anderson succecd!?- Mrs. Dunne M K n ight waS M C
WICj(ER REPAIRS la
.
(remo\eq) t'l9 VJ..5itol- for the
district. 'O<;¥C2,E·L-I.;·;rr:CiF'ViEN'ICE
The Collo,ving were electNJ to
F.'.I:"rcll- .....
-:1\:
tive Committee: Lady Vi ctoria
Mrs _
ESTA1HJSI::IED 1760,1
Vlflcent Crniq-. Mra_ Anderson
1\fn_
Cruttwell, i.\{i8.'J H art Dvke, Mrs
Mi~
.U?OPER.
Rat.cliffe, the Ron Ml'S_ Wlltte{oord,
Mrs_ Hown.rd Pnlmer: Mr.;_ Erto Si',nnuln,d. ,
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SUOOE~OB
TO
LEW~
CC!OI'El~.
Hunter ConJlsh, Mm: J_ B, Ehstace,
ton Clifton,
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WINE MERC
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County
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D.
s~reet. RelJd/~g.
Basket an4 Hanrper Maiufa~turer~
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At the close of ·bU!ine"'~'~;!I~~[~r,;', ~ hi.%lllt
of NewhuIT, gave a n al
which
appreciated:
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·PA
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COUNTY "~."l)l1.
-TUESDAy.----'-Befole .M:r: G_
cha.n). Mr. A. J, :Mackey, <Mr_ St_
LBdjes~
Apnl 7th.
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Ready-to- Wear
a~~ilemen's
Llt.tled;lie itnd \ Ad~iral :E ustace,
,'
ALLEGED ASSA\:JLT.
Wilham, Thomas and _-'\Jfred ,Mtller
moned by Henry Beldha.n:i for nssnultmg
Tailor-Made
II.NSTALMENT
~1. RUSSELL
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Having m'a de extensiv,e
~r~';' the~,", ,
exdusiy~,"
ethe Fash-io!ns
hition
·, in
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we invite bur' customers to inslD!ec:I
our newest
i.a n j"dlin~ry.
are ceH:ain
wilt
recognise
.
,,·1
we are
exceH~n,~ ! value
.good
~.u will'; 1 f~~a all
' th~ . ~~asdn.
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WOOD.
E.·~wruttU!!I~:~ 0 &nd b Berry....
b Borry â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢
0
4
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2
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0
10
10
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Total â¢â¢â¢ 'â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢ â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢ 59
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MJ..OP}:B8.
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. trim:n.d with folded ribbOn .wit!. fraYed
e b Whittingham ..... ; ...... 16
~ run out. ...... .-â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢V'" 12
b Whitt!n ~h.m .......... 2
m Dealhna.n b l Whitun,ham...... .... 3
S. ~ b Whittingham ............ 9
ends.
J, :r.rartin
VIf.·
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Pf'a.ce
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and
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This is a dehghtfuZ Toque Taw,
quite ~t"p 1JCwe~t thing In Pa~is,
It iJ made 0/ Still. Mousse me -dB
sQib, fJ~itf a-novelty in shapbbcmg
long '" jrpm' 'jroltt to back and ''deliAh-'tjJ~lly worked WJth Appliques
, oJ" Tifrsd . b,.ocaded. jlowc f s a~~d
IJ
. We have some .excellent "quality TEGAL
HA TS. the upper . brilllJ pJaiilly covered
with Georgette, band apel . bow (0 lIIatch, .
with hand stitchery in cohtrasting colours.
Price 12/11
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ROAD INSTITUTE.
!~~t;E~~an:.;d
resulted
;~
~ore:
..... iu &
L.: I .
12/11
Tegal Hats . . . .
F. wirley b BIacIt ............ .. ⢠... 0
WJ~ Phillip c
b Whittingham â¢.â¢â¢ 1
F SimD:tOna 0 ~1&ck b Sargeant â¢â¢â¢â¢ ~ ⢠4
J.! I.id~ard noti out â¢â¢â¢â¢ â¢â¢ ⢠â¢â¢â¢â¢ â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢.⢠0
Bl. I.oYelock run out â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢.â¢â¢.â¢â¢â¢â¢ 0
Extras .... â¢â¢â¢â¢ ...... ...... 4
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of
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, A lowly Hal. aM 80 inexpensifJs. Thl' is made
'01 a b~auiiftd Muctnsea" Matt:t[al in -newest colourlegs, fhG crown is en~'l'cktl with small mixed
fWwe1's ~ fruit. "tina !he~ fJrim is -' stylishly \
J. We b b llis~ridgor .............. 10
B.
ha~4 stitclung.
A New Napdteqn:
' Price
l~
PIice 6 /11
,
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transparent tulle' brim and flowers.
7 /11
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advice
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TAMS in SUEI?E ! OL0'fH with
in"b~autifu'!
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it.
by'Oeorges C.."entler.
u.tea.' ribbon
·: New,.:Paris
,
Ruc ed.Satin.
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bSS:J
Pric; E!L1U~1
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, Smile 'Partic~larly nice SCHdoL HAP
for IGirls in coarse' straw with i bapds and
bow.
Price 3/6!; ' ,
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Lace( alsq plain, LEGHO NS for chil, dren. ruched rib Don trimm; gs (trallspar·
ent). shaped up at back with posy of
flowers and' rosette. Price 14111
â¢
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A channjng Hat made 01 " bealdijtfl qual,ty)
DJlc/te8se 'Sat";, sltghtly 1nuslJt'"OOJU. brim WIth'
black ;lace;" Scr~e,J. VeIl ." TII J crown is lrwHl~ed
Iwith tiny flower; in velvet- SIlk, etc. , oj delIght/til
contt'ii:sti~g colours-really
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'A lovely Hat from P\.ri~ IS made or, a. 60fjl), woven Tegal; wide brim.
w~cll . is , ~u~btlup ill front ' With .a
Tegal loop and tand very
in...the very ' best
chamungly t!lmljled
quality and ~hoic~st
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cross '
with
Childrenls Leghor
⢠J
.qu~itered crown and
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smart and beCOming-~· all the newest cQlours. Price 5 / 11, /
Ditto
Sch6ol .. Hai;$.,
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A splendid selection ~f CpA RSE . SPECKLED STRAW HATS.
trimmed ribbon band and bow. ' Very. ,good wear ~nd smart .
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Price 9/11 '
Price
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S2
Comfort
Ob~in
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le4l _S~ra~s.· .. . ,.-
Suede 'Cloth
3
Boxin&: Champion
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(8 wktt.)
Coars~
A useful Hat ,with coloured Crepe Crown.
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With Tran;spar~n.f Brim. '
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nccording ! to;: q"~llty; M~ shape.
isned with a dainty llttle\ flo''''er on brim.
,(
st~aw/ idain~ily trimrhed ~j th
edge, ,close 'blinds o~ the same satjn .nbooi\
cr~ss b.ow. PriCe Sill I, : r
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A lovely little Hat. qUIte soft, "made of
Taffet~ Silk ·wifh. . upstanlli,ng brim-'-which
can Ife' arranged to ' sujt1 tlie wearer7'fin·"
,
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encircle crown, ana 1 finishe
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ClUlJDREN'S HATS in a ~Od brilliant
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A' "painty Ta~~e!·~:,; ':
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Child~eti s Hats_
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Pric~\6/11
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A psefl6l HAT, has a :Tegal lprim and ,
very pretty crown of ribbon ano fine TeJa
wQrked together pretty and 'soft PlIce
11/9 .;.. '
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39/11
A smart little ?:<apole';n ~h~pe in Mercer·
" pull-on shap⢠.j ·
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A Utility Tegal.
j
~sed Mat.erial, the Jl:w,e~t! ~olour~,. and finl
lshed WIth 'gold - stttchu?p:s, -qo!te a cosy!
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Ba.turda.y e"f'eu1tllts 6 tin 8.
lNTI'llI:EST ALLOWED ON DEPosrrs:_ 1
'l...!!RACKNELL.,±"
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re.pom
1'ho
Com'
mittee m ~t in the Annexo, 1'O\..-n Hall, on FlJday
evenIng in last woek.
.Aldera.n W _ T. Martin, thl' Ma.vhr Qf :W oking.
h a.m, I1n.iq Major lVrev. of tqe R~yn.l Berkl!-bit e
Hospital'. lhad 8uR'gested a. flag da:y and' a Bower
da.y for Hie Hospital during this mont.h'. _He' (thA
M[~yor) ndvu;ed leaVing It over till after tile \If';un.l
bO!ipital -Mrade of the FrIendly SOCIeties be'(;:â¢.'~uie
by I k eeping to the olle thing a.nd "\\ ltb n httlo
s-pecin,1 effbrt thoy might, .!tot n. littl e n~nt"e money_
EYerv , casQ at the Hospltnl now cost double what
It. did before the war W okinghllIn reallv did so
well t.hat, Ma.jor Wrey hardlv ltked to prus the
case of "Tnk.in~hlUll _ Ellt altltollllh "doing so we]) I
m I!ubsc~j-bm~ £400 1l. vea., t.he Wokin ~ha.m cal:'elt
really
£800 or £900 for the whole pa.riah.
so that tbere would he some £300 to :£ 400 defiCIt
p::tch yelll' In all. tbe Hosplt;\l fell back IMt
year some £7,000
Some 6peCtn.1 effort wn s
needed to milte the m oney, and 60 ~L"'ior Wrey
suggedtoo he would COl1l~ a.nd inteTVle,V" their
committee to that end He (the Mh.ynr) was prepared to help them mako a. bi.Q'ger push thi~ yenr
to mise more money_ A good many people, he
t.ho·\1ght' l would subscribo betler, wore n
letter scnt to _t!lem_ Be ,v:ollld be pleased to
sign it as :Mayor_ (Apnlause.) He.. could not
aHow 3ny colleetlOns 111 the town until a.fter tbe
HQJ!.p.ltal effort, n6 thAt Wfl.S w~at they bad- to
consider first of RH, (Hen.r. hear.) It WilS
really more or less thell- m st.it ulion , · the plnre
they had to look to (or th~ir ov..-n people, and
Gould be t.heir fil'St. call. Be and the t-oW~1 he
wa.s 8ure. were quite prepared to do nnytp.in~ t()
mil"ko the wQr~ -.f1- bl~Uler $Uccess_ He hoped they
would reach tho £100, If not £200-
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d~y. Wedne.sday ~_30 ttll Ie 30. . Frld&, au.d
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J~IGHTS.
Ernest Siplmonds, Donald Stevens, George
D ore Geofge l\-lnrshsll and S idne Olurke, ~ ere
elieh' fined 8 : 6d_ for nding blcyclc.s without
hfL\-ing lii~t.~ *'ttfLCbed,
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Wilham Eilghte~n, in chaTge of a hOI6e and
cart w.!t.houtl ligb tS, in Roso-.stre et' I'Vokmgham,
wu::; finerl lO s:
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ON THE. FOOTP.ATH,
FI ederick C. ]fords was filled 58. for rIdmg
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~ blcyole llpon Lho footpat.
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IREADlNG · SAVINGS
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~endly So.cie~t~' H('ISPlifli i Parade
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Derendants dId not appeal' nnd a.! ,..-arrant wa.
issued for tli~ir anest.
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F( nchl were present_
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,\eclt.a.tiot1s ' a.nd sketches. Members of the Rovet·
patrol \St. J,uke'6, Rending) unde_r ScoutmaJ5ter
Dld.kowel.l, Embrook c.ompany (ScOlltmaster. ij:.
Knn.pp) \and the Cubs (under ~fiss ·West <!;na ¥i55
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a~d 'i. P,UREST
1 45~ W',E ST STR~ET, RE~:qING+ .{
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Webb (-songlo!) a.nd HIbberd and , J.htvnnrd (recih'
tilln!J) , Mr, R. Brimt (plal1ofoM 801Qs) and M i::;s
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C'EAI MERI~~ (R~~di. Il~), .Lt(f.,
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10: West St., RE~DING.
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SCOUTS' CONCERT.
An enjoyable ('onccrt WilS given 011 Sat.urdlty
eV\lllnp: m the Drill Ha.n (kmdly lent. by Major
M , L_ Porter, M B.Y..) in ald of the funw; of t.he
1st Ernbrook Troop Boy Scouts_ Th e programme
wa.s contributed to by Messrs. W. Whlte. S
Bcn-v. Dan Richmond I\nd R : Symonds (eonl;ll),
~V_ White and D Goddard (due:t6), SCO\lts D .
I<1ccompanist). . MembelS
dUMP,ERS. I
Wears. Washes an:l Looks Well. Let ~s ~howl l II !
.I;:lI'~ot:PU.I5'''lS 1..4/1..1..
JUD1pers :1.9/1:1.. 1
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DEATH OF RF.D CROSS WORKER.
The funeral of :MISS HM nett Hall 'Oolding,
wbb died on April 27th at .. Bedol! " Mur~O(;hÂ
1'0 AGElITiI.
BLOUSES AND
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G rosvenor HoU!e School, was a.ccepted; also In
the exl\rnmatlOn of the London Imlitute for th.e
I\d..-ancement 01 plain needlework 26 certificate8
hn... e been gamed by tbe pupIl s
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Th e rLl\1n ivC\rsnry F:erv'ices \ o( tbe " . eslC'l""an
Sunda...v School were held 01; Sunday in Ith o We.sIv-nit Chapel. Rme-Idrect, I ThO! Re,~ 'V_ 1\.
Parrott p rea«hcd morJt ing
e,,· emng.l. a nd con-,
ductcd ,t. ,"oung' p'eople's 5erV tCC 1 in' !}he afternoon Collections were TI'lRde in ~id
the 8unda.y Schnol funds. On Wednesday n. pqblk t.ea
was held in the Schoolroom, foll owed b'\" a
public mef'tmg 'Mr ~ Idne}' Brown '{>l'esided
The non _ ~b:rv, Mr_ J... eo nA:rd ~\tf~h , preF.entpd
fh e follolVing details in a aalld,u.'t.ot'y reP<)lt:
'fh.e previous yeru- e)lded ", ith 87 6.~ hol~t's Of l Ihe
btrok"'i-52 hovs RJld 35 virlsl Twentv-five
sch olfl.r! hRrl ~een admiU.ed dUl'UHt th~ venr"':"mne
b1,,""S RJ'ld 16 girls; hoya left. 22 (one becomjng (l It.
officer in the HChoo\l; 121girls had left and nne
had died At tho end (lC Lbo ve(l.r the numhel
or scholll:-!; wa..." 76~38 bo,-s- Rnd 3A 2irls- a de·
crea$6 of 11. Of the 16 officers
tenc1terli the
a.vers'I'e m orn 1ng attendance wali 1. a.fternu~ n 12;
or scholars . rnorntn~ 38, .nfternooI 57_ Mr ,v
G Jefi'lie!l' h ad a.ct.ed wil,h enâ¬T'!f al1d tnct a.s
super int e ndent_ Mrs 'Velch bad nd mlr,lb1lf c:;arried out. tbe duti'ee of Juve nile mi~innnrv ~l etarv DUl111,Q' the year It tr60p
Rov Jscouts, .
under l\fr- Jeffries n~ SCnlttm;o,o;tpl'_ and It OrTlR nf
GIrl Gllrdes, unde1' Mr{. "Velc1~ , hod b~pn fOI'r""'ed _wit.h Mu·s ~url8nd as assistflnt.
6('h ....nl
Im,.;ng heen cln ..d on lbe' morn;"~ 01 J"lv 20tb
(Pence dnv). 103 attendances lH'c..'l me the hi l·ll~ po""stble" 'l;'hcse were made ~"'-"Mr f':c~ati'f.
it te:lI!be r lind t.hree !'icho}.!!rs--.. .porot~v, Ja rx ano
ChlLrh" J~lak~. MI" ,Burblld_ s-e{.,'T"etnn Corm-er ~
.yea~ had rf'6u:"ed I'.J nce 1919 (l nd t he rl'nmt l!RIO
a_ t rtbute tn .h,s eXl~ell(mt wor~ _ .An piJ.4l'C'S~ was
Jrt\'en bv the Rey W.O C, }.1ltott., of f'l11111'un.
A collection WAS aR'Rin ' tnkf,·n 111 nirl ~(~l\e Sc-hool
(l1ndR_ MI~~ l'rowell nreFided ~tl.t the
"Mr.
H_ F: Perkins tra.ined- t-he scholuIS to sin g their
"'pecial hymn s_
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LOCAL SUCCESSES.
In the Roya.l DrA wing Society exhIbition. 0
M.trch Jut. the "Work. of t;even students from
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WE;LEYA!r 'S-(JNDA Y SCH?OL
ANNIVERSAR .
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33. FRIAR STREET.
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Of the PUreet Stocke at greatly reduced pripes_
Seed Potatoes. Flower Seeds. ·.,Iants
and Uardeu Requisttes_
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The ComntiUee is oonst~tut
a.s follows:
M"'I8. W. Langlev ·(N.U.R.). . Clayton; G
Dnrbourn. F_ Lrulg!ey, T l?ot1~1 s a~}J. A _ H_
JOlle~ (hon_ secretarvl (N.D F 8.) ~M' ~prrt~_ (;
Webb. J Hurdw~n. ·E. r.Amerl.and C r.'lsh (Oddfellowsl , n. R. Frift and G_ Cl~rne ts (Fprepters),
'1'_ Dew (He~rt<> of Oa.k), G D n.roomTn (the Uniou.
'of Postal Work81'S),
For 1920.
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