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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17913, 19 April 1920, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SCARCE LINKS NOW SHOWING OAItOE LINES NOW SHOWING In MOLLISONS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. A Full Shipment, direct from Japan, of SEAGRASS MATS AND SQUARES. All Superb Quality and Excellent Value. HEAVY SEA-GRASS MATS. Size- 36 x 18-inch, 3s lid. Size 60 x 30-inch, 6s lid and 8s Ud. Size 72 x 8s lid and 13s 6d. HEAVY SEAGRASS SQUARES. , , Sizo 7ft x 4ft, 15s. Size- 9ft x 6ft, 255. Size 12ft x 9ft, 65a. NEW CONGO HEARTHRUGS, Size fift x 2ft 6in, Us 64 Size 6ft x 3ft, 16s 96. Notwithstanding the increased cost of Bedding, wo are in a position to offer two exceptionally low lines, and we recommend buying at once. 150 only CAMP BEDS., covered with strong hessian and fdled with N.Z. fibre; size 6ft 3in x 2ft 3in. Price for pillow and mattress, 8s 6d; delivery in city or to Dunedin Railway Station, Is extra, 75 FLOCK BUTTON-ED BEDS, covered with strong grey calico. Size 6ffc 6in x 2ft 6in, 17s 6d; size 6ft 6in x 3ft, 19s 6d. Make your selection early. One glanco will convince you. MOLLISONS LTD. GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. ■piDBRDOWN QUILTS ARE WORTH BUYING JUST NOW. FOR VALUE Seo BROWN, EWING'S WINDOW DISPLAY Of the NEW SEASON'S DESIGNS In SINGLE AND DOUBLE BED SIZES. SINGLE BED SIZES--39s 6d, 49s 6d, 57s 6d", 63a 6d, to 75a each. DOUBLE BED SIZES— 67s 6d, 755, 84s, 955, 105s, to 160 a each. COT SIZES— 9s Ud, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 18a 9d, to 255. BEOWN, EWING, & CO. (LTD). Dunedin's Busy Business Centre. BIRTHS. GUY,—On April 16, 1920, at Nurse Cupplee's, 61 Duke etreet, Dunedin, to Mr and Mrs William Guy, Ngapuna—a eon. WHITE.—At "Re&roofe" Maternity Hospital, Roslyn, on. April 16, to Mr and. Mrs White, of Merton— a son. MARRIAGE. WILSON—CRAWFORD.—On February 17, at St. Luke's Church, Mosgiol, by the Rw. Cooper, Thomas Price, youngest- eon of Mr D. P. Wilson, South Dunedin, to Etta May, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Crawford, Wingatui. DEATH. MAPLES.—On April 18, 1920, at 635 Oastlo street, Mary, dearly beloved wife of John Henry Maples, and second daughter of John and Npllie Muirhead; aged 27 years. "A patient eufforer gone to rest." R.I.P. IN MEMORIAM. NICHOLLS.—In loving memory of my dear eister, Caroline Ndoholls (Carrie), who died on April 19, 1919, at No. 91, East Belt,, Christchurch, after a long and painful illness. Death came 6toa!ing o'er her pilldw, At the close of day; Without a sigh, without a mnrmnr, My dear 6ister passed away. The weary hours and days <rf pain, The troubled, sleepless nights are past, The ever-patient, worn-out frame, Has gained eternal rest at last. Worthy of lasting love waa ehe Prom those she left behind; A better Btster there could not be Nor one more true and kind. Her gentle smile and friendly obep Are pleasant to recall; She had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. —Inserted by her loving sister, E. Thompson, Abboteford. SMITH. —In loving memory of John, the belovedi husband of Maggie Smith (neo Andrew), who died at Dtmedm on April 19, 1919; aged 38 years. God knows how mnch we miss him, And conuts the tears wo shed, And whispers, " Hush, he only sleeps, Your loved one is not dead." —Inserted by his loving wife and ohildren. FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. IK MEUOEIAM. RANDALL.—In loving - memory of Corporal B. E. Randall, killed in , action, " Somewhere in France" on April 19, 1918, second son of Thomas and A. E. Randall, of South Dunedin.—lnserted by his loving parents and grandmother, sisters, and brothers. Deeply mourned. WEIR.—In loving memory of my dear husband, Private Robert William Weir (27th Reinforcement), who was killed in. action " Somewhere in France" on April 18, 1918. In a hero's grave he elcopeth, Somewhere in France he fell; How little we thought when we parted It was the last farewell. —Inserted-by his loving wife. TmUNERAL NOTICE. The Funeral of Mra FLORENCE WILKES SHEARER, who died at Bournemouth, England, on October 14, 1919, also of her youngest DAUGHTER (WILHELMINA BEATRICE), who died at Ringwood, England, on November 16, 1918, will leave St. Paul's OathedraJ, Dixnedin, art 11 a.m., APRIL 19.—Strictly private interment. HOPE & KINASTON, UNDERTAKERS, 36 ST. ANDREW STREET. Telephone 2602. Day and Night. P BAP WELL & HOL GATE (Successors to Cole and Springer), UNDERTAKERS (J. Haigh, Mgr.), 206 George street (next Harris' Boot Store). Telephone 410 (day and night). s! ARCHER & C~O. • (Late Manager Cole and Springer), * UNDERTAKERS, 219 George street (opposite Bills'e). Tel. 3192 (day and night). UGH GOURLEY, LTD. (Est. 1870). Address: 7 CLARKE STREET. Economical Furnishing Undertakers and Embalmers. Telegrams "Gourley, Dunedin." Thone 407 (day and uight). MEMORIALS.— Concrete Kerbinge to any design, Iron Railings, Lettering, and all Cemetery Requisites.—H. S. BINGHAAI & CO. (LTD.), 283 Moray place (near Tnieri end Peaineula Dairy).