Reading Standard Etc 12-1919

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Another import""t point about 'InternationaLdxoa-iM low price.
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and, was still progr euiDg, In that progress t.h ey

were Rll'eatly heJ~ 'by the .8oh ool.ma~8tcrs. The

$treat victor y th a t h ad b een gllmea over a n
u nscrupulou.s foe wa., WI muoh due to t he men
who had .ta.ug.ht t he boys J10 W t o live a nd fi ght
for what was ri'lht. 88 it was to those who b ad
tr·a.i ned t hs m a.fter joiniug up.

A Sound ·Tradltlon. ~

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Ille matter of education ~adiIl!t had gone &he.d
as fB.!lt and a.s fa.r 11& ·a nYl other toW!} o f ita siz'!

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mO.lley-sav ing Xmas Gifts 1
C1J'90ls,'-early from the t housand!) of

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In an edre~ly able 1IttJe ~peecb, M.r .~ W, E,
SU:fXINS toasted .. The Reading Education

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large Branches there is a wonder- ,.

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Committ.ec:' H e obBerved· that. public work in
educa.ticm w ~ .s. gr~al; 60Ivent o f divergent
opinion. A public mao whp wa.s a t. the /!I3me
i WlC an exper.t educat.ionist was '8. g.reat .asset
to any community. Re ad i ng ~ had not JM ked
s ubh men liD the J>&'t a.nd did IlQt lack t hem r.ow.
. T.heir eduoad;looo.l la.bllurs had ere.a.t-ed. 8. Bou nd
,t r.:l.dibion,
ki nd of virtuous cir cle. t he feffect
of. which,
tho best Int.erest.IJ of Rending, W'a!I
The R eadifik Edueati.o.n Com.milte;
cha.raotet ised by vision and e nt.er4
work .bad enlisted eorne o f t he

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educa.ted in Reading, but only, a eooall proportion of them, .t hough a C9tUllde ~a bl e ;Dumber
c ame from t ho elemetJtary sch~ols , l~ven DOW,
t hey we re ·oopina- to s upply cer t.aln plaYlDg -fie-Ids
to some of the e lemen.t.a.r y schools. (Applause.)
Reading was .8, ver y old to.,m and it w'a s difficult
to graft ne w idcll!! o n Ule public mind, but. an

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the whole of t he children' who ~e re being

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INTEBNATION4L
-i COCftA ·

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(Appla.use.)
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Because' they had decided
to rent new fields for ~eading .Sc~ ool. i~ wu

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Always bavd • pa~ket hand~-'-it is m~de in' a minut~-but be sure
~ou have t1e' best qua~y. Yo~ can g(t it at the Int~mational.

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A cup at the right moment 'reinoves the possibility
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The Tritvel~illig

and warmth there is in' a 'cup of good, hot Coc~a.

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It is then that you will appreciate what nourishmet;lt -

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and . you arrive at business. chille
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T e.lepboD.e. 11 Q5,'.

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Keene.t lY.oveIt.'· just . delivered.

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Only ~~~~rl~':: rnechanica
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let; large l'qUUU Bnt h 'Fnbl~ts, 10i d. i
- eXGeedi llgl~ . cheap, Vinoha, Pears! AT
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Dist itloo,
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olia-Lest
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de Cologne,
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VICKERS' 8E.W'INC MACHINES, £6 61.
Bl'itislt. uUl-tle t hroughout.

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N ig htdress Cases, Crash Covers for
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Cusll ions .. and 'l.'e-a C06~e~, .Piano Tops
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THE DANCERS·

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Strap,
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Vn.n ity R ag~ ,'f.i· em·
ljl'oi~e fe<l. witl\ Colou red Silk , 3 / 11! .
FANCY LINENS.

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TU~DAY.

, REAlitUl. SCHOOLMASTERS' .

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-' I;"ory , Colotll'l) rul9. S11'i PfrS, 12/ .(1,

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£t5 to ",DOG OQ writtea pro.miM~'io repeJ 01
1- 0 1 teQurity_ l'rincipal remaina, or ' ~. be , .
plUd by 15· OJ' lU mouth!y inctalmentl.
No
cbargo of an y kind unlea Loune« doDe.
Promptoeu -and Privacy. Avoid oxpocing JOur
requil'8lD.eo ~ locally..-: ~rite oldNt CampaOJ'
exl. tlD.g.

F. LAWRENCE, Ltd.,
Da .. Ch.mbe.... Win. Str_eet.

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Gilkes' ~graving Worla,
For -- RUBBBR. S~AMPS · 01

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DOG OOLLA wS, OHAlNlJ, LiUDS,
MUZZLES; de.

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, BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS al /Bl,fLL':,
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BLOUSES, P LOVES, LACE
GOODS, HAND BAGS,
DRESS & . SILlr I FABRICS,
FURS, COAT~, UM BRELLAS,

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F or 'Cirls and Boys.

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Britisb . Made
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