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Price each 351', 3216,
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Mell's Twced GO!.F CAPS,
smart designs. 11.11 :.iZCI, Pnco
each 7/6, 6/11, 5/U, 2/11 '
Men's Soft,'4/11,
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Mcn'lI Hnrd Felt !lATS, lat.elt
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Men'a Soft Velour HATS,

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w ~ t1i draw
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.Men's TWEED HAlJ.'S, le.telt
dCSIgnS, in FaWD, Grey aod '
(HRLS' PINA1!ORES, specIal
Donegal c1fccts.'
lin e in gcod quahty "mushn, '
Pnce ea.ch 14j\l, 12/6, '
Emb)'oic1 cl'oo panel , front , and
Men's CARDIGAN JAL"KE'l'tS,
yoke aild skirt finlshM wlth
in bla.ck, ve ry servil"CablB and '
J.uckcd Inll. Sizes 6.. ,5/11,.
haPd wcarinp ' Price eacb

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help in winning the War; so
'lOW. they are..asked, to .b.uy them
in order to help on the vitally
impQrtant task of buildinghousea.
Bri~ai,n'a, futllre happ,i,!leaa d~
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.Inereu..,' Your weekly 8ub'dl!lJtioD..
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Ga· l's" JAP SILK I FR{) Cl(:S,
<I:unt.dy trimmed Va]anclcnnes'
lace and .silk cmbro:d c~')'.

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Men's MUF.FLFiRS, in whIte
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a,n<l srr. art club strIpes. Price
each 12/6. 8fll, 7/11.
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tho(! lecturer agai n and a.gain bowing his J.cknow -

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Soddy c.;omm;tlee, Pr».v.=d " '·ot., -"f " " h >.
to the lect.urer ,for thC" :dl':l igntful ' an,el dramalii!
entertninmeut he hlld pro\-idcd, ' wn ich' 'llfld m rtcte
mm.'o dIfficult
to ficlie "6 that Mr.
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of, the South Berks Dick{'u&
ll!'ovi(.ling tb e
and t.o
aud ibut h.,. be," P' c' ..,," fol' dmwlIlg ,t \lilt of hlln. If he " ,,,,,oded
to the cxtSlence Ihll IIIculcnhpg R )oYe fOl'
hternture ,he felt li e
Primrolo League.
ad dont! somethlIlg, H e, hR.d
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o,'er tbo country to pubhe ilIrq,<nces. ", t;l•
'hould toke 0\'''' g""t publ;e -.chool, ·; 01,0 ;n' Fronce, 8\\';I7.. rIh,
s'de of h
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The fat boy and old Mrs. Wnrdle
ally porto·.yed. wb;le Sam Weller', debut nb Ih.

occa- rendel'ln~

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attitude, tinely
decl aJ!ned h:s
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Mr: Runnells-Moe.s "'as at bis best in 'the ehnr'
h to
a.ct.er o( tho b luff old 'fony " =el!er, an d 'wll! 'e
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fol'owed the ""ault oy . tb. e.• bm.·n an4 lhe

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GLO\"ES,
lcngth;
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ChaMOIS, Wh Ite. Ali
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compllcatlous wltb Mrs. , Bardell, followed bv
contretetnps with the bdv at , the
in:
to n. fine study of the cmbarrasli:cd
,Mr.• PIckWICk , while the -tHaI scenl.f' jn Bar-deli \_,
Pickwick-IV.' remarkable lor a cevcr .Uld origill"l
o.f Serg.eant ,. Buz£uz's s11cech
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w.re 1 p rosecutIOn, ThQ tlmpl'lsonm ent of Mr. ' Pi CkWI Ck.
who .refused to pilV the dflmageR, lind the clevo.
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The Re\", A. R.~ Runnells-Moss gave. another of
A lll-o-rJel hi:s inimitable
recitations in Wokingh3m
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Um\'el:,Hty Collcge and
The Mayo~ (A~ dcrman I'. Sale) preeided, Dnd in
to t.he Bub,lect of oraf.orj' introducing the lecturer . said tbn /) if they .pent I
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with model'n or3tory . an evening with CLarl cs Dickens ' they we re sure
I pre-emll1cnt clu.ty ot to 3pt!lld It 111 good company. There was sometrouble oYer "wo e~sel1- th ing about Dicken s all could Im-e, aud that was
second how to say it,
the gt'leatest tribute th:lt could be pnid to &
lecture wlt·h t he com - writer, M any writers could be read with interlnlKht soon bc able to est, but he knew of nODe who '''' on the 3.fI~ction
of as had Charles Dickens. W hen the author wa ..
!hown t-o them by such a.n aut.hority as the Rev.
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Ech') that sentFent. (ApplauS<l,) '
The Re\,. A, R. Runnell s-Moss, who was re' cei\"ed with loud aJlp:Il.U!:C, e.xl)1es~ed p1ensnnt
recollections of the kindne:is and w4rmth of his
pre"'ious welcome, He
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for c\'C ry one whu read Addbon, two' or three
hundred rc:td Dicli:eus, t he ' u'o nhst . nbove all
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