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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 122, 20 November 1922, Page 1

TCTXTIIAORDINARY OFFERS TO & WISE WOMEN THIS WEEK: Fino Embroideries, from short-of-cash indentors. Worth Is to Is sd. Window full at 7Jd Fino Floral Voiles, from same man. Worth 2a lid to 3s 6d. Window lot, all at Is Hid. Double width Ladies' Silk Jumpere, smart lot at 14a lid. COLE'S CASH DRAPERY CO., 108, 110.- 112. CUBA STREET. IN MEMORIAM. HOBBS.-In loving memory ol out dear father, Christopher Robinson (Kit), wlio departed this life on the 19th November, 1918. A light is-from our -household gqpc, A voice we love is still; A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. There comes a shock, a sad, sad day, When one we loved was called away, To have, to love, and then to part Is tue saddest thing of a human heart. To-day we look at your photo In the likeness so loving and true; No one knows how our hearts are aching And longing, dear father, for you. Inserted by his sorrowing daughters, Ad« and Myrtle, Lower Hutt. HOL.LOWAY.—In fond remembrance of our dear Eva, who died on the 20th' November, 1918. Inserted by Ethel and Bert. HOLLOWAY.—In fond memory of our loving •laughter, Eva, who passed away oh tho 2Uth November, 1918. Sadly missed. Inserted by her loving parents and brother, Perc. HOLLOWAY.—In memory of our loving sister. Eva, who departed this life on the ,20th November, 1918. Inserted by May and Stuart. ISAACS.—In loving memory of Georgei William Isaccs, who passed away on the 20th November, 1918. Sweet is the word, "Remembrance," And this is our wish, to show We hold you still in our memory, As the years may come and go. Inserted by his sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Maud and<?om Riley. JENKINS.—In loving remembrance of my dear son, Marshal John Jenkins, who departed this life on tlie 20th November, 1918, aged 33 years. Sadly missed. Inserted by his loving mother. MUIICH.—In fond and loving memory of our dear son, Louis, who departed this life on the 20th November, 1910. Inserted by his loving parents,, sisters, and brothers. OBEN.—In loving memory of Henry, who passed away on the 20th November, 1918. RIP Inserted by B. and J. Hurley. OBEN.—In loving memory of Henry Oben, who departed this life on the, 20th November, 1918. R.I.P. Inserted by -_. N. Rasmussen. O'KEEFE.—In loving memory of our dear mother, Hannah O'Keefe, who died at Auckland on the 19th November, 1921. R.I.P. Inserted, by her loving family, Eugene, George, Frank, and Winnie. SIMPSON".—In loving memory of Albert William • Simpson, also his brother, Leonard ■ Miles Simpson, who departed this life on the 19th November, 1918. ' , ' ■** rest. inserted by E. and B. Simpson.--';. .. SIMPSON.—In loving memory of Alb«t William Simpson, aho his brother, Leonard Miles Simpson, who departed this Ufa ■ on the 19th November, 1918. At rest. Inserted by P. and M. Simpson. SIMPSON.—In loving memory of Albert William Sitnpson, also his brother, Leonard Miles Simpson, who departed this life on the 19th day of November, 1918. At rest. Inserted by their loving mother, brothers, I and sisters. STAVELEY.—In loving memory of Frank Spencer Staveley, who died at Wellington on the 20th November, 1918. R.I.P. Inserted by his loving wife and family, H. M. Staveley. STAVELEY.—In remembrance of Frank Spencer Staveley, who departed this life on the 20th November, 1918. Ever remembered. , Inserted by his loving brothers, sister, and sister-in-law. THOMPSON.-In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, who died at Greytown on the 21st November, 1918. Fond memories. Inserted by her loving children'and grandchildren. WHELDONj-In-loving memory of Albert/who «?!» "* A^ ren\r(V? on tlle mh November, the 24th November, 1918. ' Ever remembered. Inserted by mother and family. 8'"1?' loying memory of Harold C. mr^vemte'r.tr 611/' 11'5 Hfe °D the BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS MRS. L. E. ARCHER, of Vogeltown wishes enf^nT +T gratitude for the manyfc" fl r l * 1 ** legrams of empathy; also .-floral tributes received by her in her recent ement- _'S I F«'«1 mention to Intiri D Cg toSrS n ™d *■*«! '<* their unCASH RATES for Birth, M.rrl.ge. SIXPENCE per Line. (Minimum fin/ * Six words to th. ><OriCES must be endorsed by some responsible person to ensure their insertion. MISCELLANEOUS. TTTANTED Known, Mistio Mits, Picture , 'n^iro' *Jyßter Kn"-es- All just open- •' cd. The Sims Hardware. XITANTED-Men, see coir splendid * T stock Box Suits and nobby cut Sports Suits from 635; Suits to order, eneat possible suitings, 90s to £7 10s. WT ANTED Known — Ladies' White T T Canvas , Oxford and Court Shoes, lla 9d, English make. Silver Shoo Store, 60, Lambton-qy., opp. Govt. Buildings. WANTED-Sundals, Brown or BkckT 4's to 6's, S3 9d; 7's to 9's, 6s 9d; 10' ato 13's, 7s 6d; l's to' 2's, 8s 6tl. J. W. Martin, Tram Terminus, Courtonay-pl. T^fTANTED Known, Aluminium Sauce- '" - pans, and lids, 5s to 17s 6d; Aluminium Kettles, quick boiling, 7s 6d and 8s 6d. Only a few left. Tho Sims Hardware. ANTED—Gent's Brogue Shoes, in brown or black box calf, sizes 6's to 10's, 28s 9d. J. W. Martin, Terminus, C'ourtenay-pl. ' .TV"ANTED — Ladies, Buy Aluminium * T AVare, splendidly mado; prices greatly reduced; Saucepans, 6i-pint, 9s 6d; 2-pint, 6s 6d. Levestam and Co., 178, Riddiford-st. ANTED Known — Ladies' smart Taupe Suedo Shoes, latest brogue effect, 39s 6d. J. W. Martin, Terminus, Courtonay-pl. WANTED Known — Ladies' smart Taupe Suede Shoes latest brogue effect, 39s 6d. Silver Shoe Store, 60, Lambton-qy., opp. Go-yt. Buildings. ANTED—White Canvas Holiday Shoe, chrome soles, 7'a to 9's, 53 3d; 10's to'l3's, 5s 9d; l's to 2's, 6s 9d; I ladies, 7s 9dj gents, 8s 9d. J. W. Martin, I Torminuß, Couitena_-Dl.