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Southland Times, Issue 24882, 23 October 1942, Page 4

IN MEMORIAM CHILTON.—In fondest memory of our dear sons and brothers, Norman, who passed away on July 12, 1940, also his brother Frank on October 22, 1937. Too dearly loved to be forgotten. —lnserted by their loved ones also their brother, Verdun, Overseas. 4522 RUTLEDGE.—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, John David Rutledge, who died 23rd October, 1941. “Sadly missed.” —lnserted by his loving wife and daughter. 4542 RUTLEDGE—In loving memory of John David, who passed away on October 23, 1941. There is a link death cannot sever. Love and remembrance last forever. —lnserted by his sister-in-law and niece Ursula and Joan, Woodlands. 0t566 SOUTH’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD. Successors to %a Strong Qd. I BOOKSELLERS a ST a|TIO<~<ERS| (Opposite Post Office) Whatever the Labour week-end weather play safe, provide yourself with an interesting Book. A selection of Titles in Handy Pocket sized Novels, all at 4/6. “THE SPLENDID SMILE”: M. S. Craik. “YOUTH,” Joseph Conrad. “LILAMANI” “CANDLES IN THE WIND” “CAPTAIN DESMOND, V.C.” Maud Diver. “HARILEK,” Gannat. “A SAFETY MATCH” “HAPPY-GO-LUCKY,” (The story of the play Tilly of Bloomsbury). lan Hay. “THE NEW ROAD” “FANCY FARM,” “JOHN SPLENDID” Neil Munro. “HOCKEN & HUNKEN,” by Q. “THE MASQUERADER,” Katherine Cecil Thurston. (The thrilling romance of the film starring Ronald Coleman). “THE LUNATIC AT LARGE” (An amusing film in the days of silent pictures). POETIC WORKS—I2/6.

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