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Ch.anjpl"n CUPj to Mr. James Brir d'cy , Capt.a1n of the winning team.

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Real1ing Wed nesday Town Cup , celebrated their

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ITS CLAI,M ON AlJL BRITISH' CITIZENS'.

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Nllt.ioliitl , Lifl..... Hnat. ju!o;litlll ioll WI!Jl
in J.oIIIIOl) ~Y Gu lnll..:1 Sir \Vi/lialll
il t ., Ii. fI ~ .1! ICl) '(If li m l .Hle of Mall , and
yea r.. th a I. hlf\'e p~' d "itu:o toh{)11 the

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tlif! Iih'~I~ato$ froll] l\blLructiou tlmu durin!; t.\1C
IIJ, L year o f t.ho wrr,
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lMon:'Q\'cr, the Isqrvice fit..'\tn.ls in G'rm~tel' need

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Inco~e Tcut to ,pay' on the incrc~.

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WhJtc"er
of your \veekly or monthly earnings yAu do not
feci obliged to Sl'l e~~(or every· day pUfposes, represents
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Spe~1 we~ by w~ek I ~. lillie s~lns which y?U might save
you nolh,?g wo oth h Vtug - fn all probahihly your surplus
merely friftered t WJY, Let those small sums accumu@te.
in Savingi Cerli ' cales where they will grow rapidly bigger.
will cOllle ~hen Oll will find yourself with sufficient capital to buy
things yah reb.1I want~ · ·
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will not cover the purchase or a
car or pony and trap. Thin~s like
day to

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flfI IKlal."C, whe n tncrdmllL "hl ilpi llt,' waH . ~tllt

wall 1111111 / ·us.<;i g nI'1l t.~ 1 t. hem, .,. t o ,if' genorous sUP1??rt. t.han\ o\'cr before.
Not
ill pe nl . a .' flea, without. dist.inctitlrl o~lly h~ UIO ~'hole CO!!t of IlH\.ill ~a ininp t.he soriu \\'l~r uud in JlCIlOO."
l' IPO hke t he COAt of overy illlJlg el6e; ellori
hua d eH!lol.H'd mLo II. great I1lfllU>iy incrcUItCd, hil t, the progrosa of 6Cicllce,
'It. lml; t"lk CIl UpOI1 Itijl(M t1 Hl ' while grolltl)' ox tending t. he power of saving
",,; ,~,,'i ";II ;t.v for ! tll(~ rMcue of Lhfll;O III life 111. l>Oo"l, has ' llt the 8ilme Lime greatly incoqst.s of t.h6 Ulll~d KIIl ~- cr:clb;C11 \U. CQt;~. , Motor life-lJonLll.• with wh ich
!~.~,~;\::;::,,;":.~ !Icarlv 250 hf«>-lIonts wlt.h Ihe rlnit expcrn.nqlltJ; ":'cro mnde JD 1904, havCl
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It. 18 Jlfcdg'ed s hn wlI that, witH ).·holr l:~eat.cr ~nnge, lil~d
0.11)' part. of lho CO IIS L . ami IlOwt:r. t.hoy can save hvCfl whic h otoherw!so
~,'.'": ~~ '~,"": 11 lifo-boat if; Dt.'(lded , w,011111 i./Cl b e~Olld to h e reach ,?f ~y human Iud.
ca n · bl) obt.aincH . H r' and the IIlt:it.If,lItJOn hopes . within tho COlU'eo of
1111 r C'6Cl100 from sitillwrcck i~l fow years. to ~Ia,'o Ild~od ~noLhcr OfLy La t ho
:uul IlIl1kl'f! provisiQIl o r Lhe . tW(I1It.y mowr hre-boa.U!. which"
t.ho end, of
~f nil 11 ft....uoat.lI1en who t.lle Wllr, were a lready on the OOlUlt Dllt.. willIe ,
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onl\' twe nt.y }'cnrs ago, £1,000 was suffiCient t.o
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b\lild ami e ndow for ever I\, pulling 'and sailing
li~ c.boat., a. motor life-ballt now 006t6, to build
albllo, £8,000.. while.!n AndowLit ~ weli costs
£18,000, . Th06C liguree shQvJ how .t.hu wholet
4C",le of e ltpcnd itllro of tIL., lIcrvicc hlllJ boon
rai9Cd .
Nor, B.8 ~ i cnce oontinu08 to increase
the \ poSIJibilit.ics of retsClIO, is i~ likely ever to
faU. But.her .
it cont.inuo t.o inCTeMC. '1' ho
l'Ujlit.ution is alwlLYs 011 the " lerL for
IlH.-challical device which will add La ....- ."'.,enuy of Lhf! !lervicQ, It if! now e,~,~~ r~:~:'I~[;:~
wit.h a motor cat.Crpillar t.ractor I
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life-boatO> from floit,

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.hl/w,od l,conclln'i.,ly
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a loa¥ to purchase
paymenh of which
t.He net rate of
pany being only 3i
..An excellent. t.ea waa
of tho "Cabin_"
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oKceUent Ilt.yle by Mr.
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n~~~~s~';:;~~~J~ a most delight ful form,
every
does 'them good.
It is so
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offic~ 1330-136, .
High Holborn, W IC.:
bll Mr ,
F, w. St.one. Agency
Mr. C11'il
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commen~
the ploceediDp: ' with 3'
f!electio\i,
and wall conIf,atuiatod by
Ch l!irn;um bn hill
brilliant:, perfor ma.neo,
A 8hor~ address 'was
Straw , the Divisional M,.n~",",
His first year's work
-in over £100,000 of
p 1 ~ouJd be at tellst.
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