Reading Standard Etc 05-1920

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ROYAL B I.R·KS 'LAUNDRY,
GROVE(ANDS, READlr~'

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Wll the agel ~ had taken the atreol:"t.h ~f
too Jomenta, t.he air, ws.ter and .earth, and
uWi&ed them to his own ad'1ut.u.g&. The two
tbing. requiai~ wew the spirit of ~dvent1;Jre

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'and the Ipirit. of aa.criflee, and hi oonnectlOrr"
with t.he lut-named Mr. l Sewell qu~ a ,.a.y~
inc' of t.he Rev. ' R. J. d'ampbell tp.at ~ ,ut
have come as an inspira.tion to t~ P.t"Jo.t
London preacher, It. wu that. Mcritioe ia not
aaoriflCe 8IJ commonly! understood. it. ' simply
.lesser ~.n order.
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IdeM ebl\ngo, llut. id 7ala rem~in.

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"It's the· Better ('Ole) W ~y ,to Insure."
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TWENTY;;FIR~T

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A~If'\fUAL

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INC.O ME EXCEEDS

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.t whiah .n membett OVft a1 yean of

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aatlaAed wltb tbe ]t(:atlns dlroct.o,. tor bavillg
r&-algned
tblA llromlsing
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II wbat
forw.nl opened
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outp lafcr.
well aod
reeb
the ~ ' At.h}et,l ~ Newt" .. ~~ · of 'the leme:
Luton "itaaln fiolahod th ~ game. wlth ·Un men. bu~

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The "amo wu vlgoroul .nd . o tten t-oo -roUSh, but. 1!;.~~,,;~~(!'.;i·:tl,i.:Ii~~i!['
play
genera'l11 taat" .aud lDt.ereiltlDg. n.lley"a II

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go~1 were _....~n deae ned, tor b e .... 11 ...]'. re.dy
lor .. 1Ibot, The ftrwt. g()&l (lUl8 aft.er ten mlnut,ea'
PbJ, t1he ·H.1l a1ancing In o1f the po8t. The 8eCODd
came ten mlnutel trom t.he end. a r • .t SrouDd .bot
talco. qukltolJ. beatlna: 8ummen.
la bOth c••
lDum1 made-flulty Jdclu which the r~ht wing made
'good UN of. but Ballef dMervl!Ie praise
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prom"Pt.OOII in ', U8ll101 tho ait.uatloD.,
Summers •._••••_"
be blamed. He laid not. .. moch 'W ork as Tb,;
Crawford buti be laved' a fow bot .hot... EIY1 did

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LotthouM,
DUnD 11''' leu .eelure, and
kloklng
'Mil taokliDg
alike, anll "u.ualIJ
loto t.rouble Oftr ~ tittle a«alr with Dn·II ;;~",~",!~ih;.~
.,eterall, l"red' Hawk~ pl.yl!ld .& thoughf;ful
lame, but Roo ag.ih .bowed that. centre·baU I, hi.
poslt.1on.. Parker Wall aJ!f; to .aoder.' but plaJ,od 0.
resdlttt.e game,
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The home ronrardt Yen lacking 10 combloaUca.
&lid their .booLlng
.indUl'eroot &1111 mucb oul; of
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Hlgglnbot.ham ' pl'Jed , w-oogiJ. SlmlDl ....
oftou d"ngor&ne, lnit with Hoare' lamo the forwardl

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the ftnt. half. ,t.helr 1IUb&eq1len.t Tlerfannan.Cfl iu

better .00 EQt. B am ",ere frequ enUy on the dofrotsll'o afLer.we chAuge of end5.
I Our Iocr.l boJ& .. ill bne to ,do,..~..
ple1,.. liwevor, fOU IEut. n ..m
I beItt, and WJIllame, .thelr· on;:;~~:",:.t~;::~~
not fit and-c~uentlJ _~
1\ea.d~', .oaLand w....

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the Old Army."

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" Vbtribute
would todru.w
our readers'
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tho part
t.akao by 1
Regiment. at t.be ...Ba.tt.lo of, the
turning point in the wa r a.nd of
of t.bo Allies-which appeij.rOO ·.in
wly Review" for toh& 1&8"t;;,· ,.t.;~Q,;~
The a.rticle is by J. W. ~
Clriticioem of Lord French's

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bow the pa9S8fe rew:
Sir John
ChILt.ea.U

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to 1'IIt:hf. ..no
daJ ·to their
,'I'bI? work 01 8tu , ·JordM and
abcWfJ nJl'Olloo " and Manb&U boo DO chance

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' the one goal he loK.

Y ou iu ~ t touch In~ liUle' lever, aod iu
~ e5 thc right 1fCU" for each' occa.ion.
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lot .peed: the middle Iger.r fot
Ic\'cl running. &1.11 b::: .ure it i. a gen:Jine
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Bewilrc of imitalionl;

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,, STUlIilltY·.<ORCDEIl'GEAIS. Ltd.. NottIQl!bam.
'-Sold b,. .111100d a;tnl! 4ftd

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0b'J dlfftcutt.y DI&,J be ~e. The 1Irat. II
'!Quirt a li~le V&fam.n ,oH f'OUndrt.be "ah"e .tem. and
abo Ioto the c,l!nder berON liM motor ~~le II P"4
.Iter a rub. The teOOIId Dle ~ ltIre to take II
..,her to ftt _f'Ol\I:lllr I\Irlnp 9r to in.erio two .aaben
~ the lower end 01 the .prlD.8. Dud thfl 'l'IriDj
calli. TIJII baa ~tb. dealred el'eetl of mulD, 'h

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Pump8~ ,Bells,

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,..bk:h the valye .tem. of a ootor cycle engine ha.,.
ba.dly aummed~p, owlOl( to the lac~ Lhd
baa been uaed ~ 01 petrol. 'Yben thll
the . valve. are
vented from 'uncl;loDlq
pl'O))er 1MMoet'.

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MOTOR CYCLING.
I ·b&"'e come ,alltOM a :gOOd many ea~ of late

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And lin Imll!elllse.ilel~ctlt,nOr A(cenorieil

....ly .. open cornct.l)'.

Thin, St~epless.
Nervous Wreck.

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Health and V .....r. Completel,

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The low sea.r for hm.c1imhiny; the

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rarwardl.
thepro't"IOM
wtDg 'JIb'Jera
0011\11 ., mucb
4eDCe
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~1ooM••1toh0tllh RUeb

Hill, need have no terrors lor you

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one or two clever rouna.:l:.adln3 oW6-the fact

if your bicycle' is filted with a

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l!eadll'l8 .00,. ,. ~ 'EIS$- u~oii.- S:t.tUrd1l1 1DOm.
,Ing tn t.h& ..:.ml·ftnal
of the Englbh 8oboch 8bl~d.
.-nod, alter a. g~t IItnllHtle., manll(ed to dn.. at
one goal.each , .It w.. Mt uaUI too g ..me 11'1.1 ne..,.·
tJ epem thll.t
ReoilmK ~," drew 16ye1. obpt Ib I
wu onlJ juatlde when the go .. 1 dill come. tor .l·
though ItoodlAg bad been eomewbal outpliJ ed

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were orWio thrown' oub of ,ear. Ri,Y.and Bookman
'Were u l8lu.l at. t.l~ta, : but. the oombtnat.kln ,.•• !u
below the Reading atanctud, Cr,+wford .... In llLtote
demand during t.be ftnt ba,1f. but made evcral great.
..VIle .U.er t.he Int.erval. smith and Botler protected
him 1'I0wJ. playing 000117' aDd ,troogl1 tbroua:boUt.
Of the b.I1Dt.ba.cke OoodmlJ\ 'W" mo.t ueettll b1 rea·
lOll of bla alil·round eX\'Iellence. ami In addlUon . t-o
tack-lin'" and f~ 'WeM, he often tiad .. mot. at
goal. Mavlla 11'11, 1 k1du.t.rlOU. without beiDg brll·
lIant, bnt be Ituck . ver, cIoeelJ to Sluun..
llubldse 'NY frequ.6'IltJJ bo:I.ten bl HO&I'e". · flaet, but.
hit judgmeOIt ·..ved ·J.he I ltua~OI'I often. B.UeJ was
~ am.rWat forward 00 the ft eld, with Carr "Ulming
blm, c~. H~ orten opened out the game •• nd . ,..a.I ·:::I::',k'~r.'''I~
keen ~ ahooUng. DllleJ ... . treqoontd, manered I
by R oo but dld I U~ rlll1K'r.k ... did Weeton a l«!. b ut.

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dete&t. to Slmm.·
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bo b !r to BelldLn;·.
a.I:HIODCO from the 1'I 111df He oollided with
bot.b being ' ltnocklld out. but tlMJ formllt I0OI1

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but. Iw. owes riomelhlng of tile credit to I~
Dnley a;od
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The nlnet&en·YOILr.old centre

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~INBURCH

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Re:uling ftouhed ~helr ,80uUlcm League progr~r:oo
'Wlt.li a .mllrl ..,.. IilJ vlctorJ over Luktt. about. WDkb
I;bOre ·1(U 00 nuke. Two b"OOCt tloala ",ere .cored by I, " ~'IPl'1d: :

MATERNlTY.I~;ACCIDENTrAY. ENDOWME;N;I' & FUNERAL BENEFIT.
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Reading -F.lnlsh In' eood Style.

na. " .PeopIe ...... 001111... ia. "RapWbo" t. NCely. ~
lIal'.&04 Females ~r. ell.lbl,'.r ...."If'III' fro. tWP IW".~ to 7S ~ye.JI ol ag••
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Church' on Sunda.y: In the e,·orung t.here w..
a. la.rge oongregatlQn nnd the proacher'. calmly
spoken discourSe Walt of 'a, nat.Urf) to' evoke
~ioua tbou".htI. The subject waa t.be mel!luge

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THE 'REV, R. H'j SEWELL AT TRINITY.

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At the same
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welcome . visit
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were t ruat.eoo .for tbe :.
them a Q"ood educ.Uon.
r oounty were WOIWe
toochen and yet .
was inoonceiva.bTe

286, OXford Road,'
172,.WaJ\1age Road.,

We are40ing it I

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of the ratep'ayors,
as well ns tho teach..

and Collar Dressers.

159, Caversham Road.
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