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V"arioua ~Io~rs. YoutLs' or 1Men';~,
pairs.
Super QualilT(Youthi', .4/6·;
19/6: 21/6'
FOOTBALL ~qOTS,
18/6 .
FOOT'f\LLS.7/6 .to 21/6
SHIN GUARDS ' IroIB 1/.·
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]'o~, iCigare~es. '-!'I,..... '{..hacco Fancies.
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best ' known maken>.
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every.. deicnption.
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.Flooot, Quaker Oata.' ·
Grape Nut••
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i Soap, Candlcs.
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...",. c 'euitable ground has been kindly. placed
club's di6poSo.) in the Bull IIane by Mr.
toren, where the raaj,denta of Bl~kneW
triet. mo.,. roly lIpont some apleni!iq i"amet
seen; aa the ~a.m .bu .securd! lI}Q*ry
Camberley and Datriot },lid-week Lc~e,
80mB r~ good teams are likely to' be joppon-

Ma,raarine, I..ard ......'1'I.... ·,IjIC.vn..
Dried .Fruit,
Carraw'!y.
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This club ·h as been formed altain, as
2'J'ound aDd ot.her llifficqltiee it was
practicn.ble to run in future in ~!~;'I!';';-~:;;~

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The following local gontlemen have . been
elected lUI offiOOl"6 for tl)() current aeaeoU : Oa.ptam, Hr. R. Rim68, with Mr. C. Perryl 8s hi,

deputy; treasurer, Mr. Spragci. commit.t~,
Aleurs. Stewart, Bro.unatone, Lawrence and
B,l:iley. Hr. F. Youeue 'W'iIl act ai. bOD ~ secre-

llllOVE . ADDRESS.

hry, "and will aI~ welcome aAy ' local footbB.lIers who d88ire to a.uiflt tbe club. \ which
opens its season on September 2nd. when a trial
i ame .will taks-Dlace.
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WILL BE SOLD OUT.

Milu.

R eading to So:lthbounae ....
Ou!ltl'urll to Littlehll.mpLoII __
Lltt.lohu-mpton to Re&dIDK ••
Read:l1g to Faub.am ••• •••••
Southalllpton to DaalngaLol;e
Readinl,! to Gulldford ..... ...
Readln~ to Wlnch('lt.er .• ••••
1I'lI.rncou'Ibe to St.rat (,d-oIl.A'O

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Brt.raeted Houey.-l aDd 2, A. E. Fry.
Three tleeUone.-l and 2. A. B. FrT.
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Ketal Work......l. J. V. Dowlktg.

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NEEDLE-WORK 8ECTlO"N.
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'Wm. Lea), II. I1aber: 2, D. ,Newell; 8, J. ~. Lon·

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THE EASE OF MODERN aVeliNG •
I doubt whetber eyclid. realise how eaay
oycling bas been made for them to-da.y. Cer·
to.inly vcry few non-e;y:ctiats reo.lue what an

aoioa at 1'0/6
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cu)' thing ia cycling. Thirty .yoa.n ago hlU'dridmg club! looked upon 20 to 30 miles a.a an
avertl&'c SR.turda.y run, and 50 miles wa.a a. big
da.y. I do not heeita.i.e to say that ' the pneumatic tyre, the free-wheel '"'jLnd the tru.ee-apeed
gear give ue to-day quite double the distance

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MOTOR CyellNe.

EM.PTYIMG TH'E PETROL TIN. '.
A
amount of· "'alte' very often
'one', tank with petrol.
gallon even a. lit.tle waste
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and
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'.ingle-g~r!'Mi bicycle of' 1890. ' Tho ' above
figuros ,show what the free-whoa! means. ' I am
not making any ext.ra'\"'a.glLllt.l claim. in adding
the email bo.lance! for the pneumat.c tyre a.nd
the tbree-llpeed
Cycling to-day baa been
made 60 very eaay that it i, not neceasa.ty to

look far for a reason ' fo~

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a lo)w price: ' nterchan'geable lever ~
movemeot. . W.rittel) gu,arantc;e or 12 ' .

hill! thIS 'gives . ' total a{ 401 miles ridden, of
which 269~ miles were peda.lIed' and 131* miles
free-wheeled, or practically tha.t one-third of
t.he diat.a.nce "'u free-wbeeled.

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AUowin,&:' that the lut stretch ia neafly, all down

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Th'r.nl.dfa,V.·' August 12th.

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celebrated their golden waddling on 4UgU5t
hearty tongratulatianl and tokena of
relative. and 'many '. frle 1' d,.

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DOES A FREE WHEEL S~VET
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The "lr1sh Cyelid" gives lome in~eBtipg
figuros 8ho~'ing the amount of pedaUingJwhloh
a. hie~wheel saves. O~er .. varied stretch of
country a. rider has preserved the following
rocor'd.·:}'

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F~b"rv at Birmingham.
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