other Purposes. BERKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL COUNTY COUNCIL HOSPITAL, WALLINGFORD. WANTED Female Daily Cleaners. Wages 1 /.:: bonr.--Apply to the - Matron, adages.' H. .1. C. NEOBARD Clerk of the Council. SYlre Hall, Reading. MOLES I OYCLES t I CYCLES 111 A. KNAPP & SON It Station W

The County Council appeal for toys (not celluloid cnes) and suitable equipment which can be used to •air:ti,e ana iestriict children who are attending th- County wartime trueseries. loy.i can be sent direct to the County Welfare Officers as follpws ; North Berlin,: Or. Atkin-Sne

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diamm. MOW 'Mei mu. Soft avid Mess Sowlnd In = le manner. Special care elm M ng. Hand-sewn Boots and SUM made to order.—A. Dawson, 59 111. Nur. Street, Wallingford.

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• A BUSY SUNDAY 2in extract front an old diary : " Baty. ' June B4th, 1724.—1 was at the funeral of the Reverend Curate of Mary-le-Bone. The key. ?Ir. Thos. Riddle, who was curate of Bt. Gilesin-th gave me the following account, that on one certain Sabbath he (Mr. Riddle) perfor

choice among the cereals, • while wheaten bread in some• form or another has been the chosen staple food of man whenever he could obtain it, In some countries, where wheat is difficult to ripen, man has had to be content with other cereals such as rye. barley, oats or maize, but