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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 12, 5 September 1919, Page 4

Mrs. Barton and the Misses Barton (2) are visiting Christcliurch. . The mnrriage took place recently at St. Andrew's Church, '.Wellington,, of Miss Euna.-Hirst, late of. tho Telephone Exchange, Christchurnh, and Mr. Tasman l-'arr, also of Christcliurch. Mr. ojid Mrs. Farr I'eft by the Prinzessin for Sydney, where thev will spend a few days, before goiur to Adelaide, where they intend to reside. N Various general iliseases affect tho scalp Tn most cases, as the health improves, the falling ceases, "but treatment is necessary, to prescrvo the ropts. Massago is most essential. Special courses, of treatment,- one guinea, at Mrs. Eolleston, 25G Lambton Quay, AVellington.— Advt. ■ ' Just opened, good~range all-wool colonial Sports Suits for Boys—in twcWs and navy serge, from 375. Od. to 555. Geo. Fowlds.. Ltd.—Advt. (iivo to the wedding that added touch of beauty imparted by floral decorations. Choicest" flowers always at Miss Murray's, Vice-Regal.-Florist, Willis Street, Wellington.—Advt. In France anrieols are "oandied," but in Nmv Zealand they are made into delicious Apricot Conserve at tho St. George . Jam Kitchens. Try tills pure fruit conserve+-St. George Brand is. made entirely from selected Toviot Apricotsfruit equal to tlie finest French nnd Spanish crops. All grpcers sell St. George Apricot Conserve —the tins, aro srilderless and safe!—Advt. When sparrows twitter on tlie lawn, And diifiodiln in beauty dawn, When thro' tlie fleld3 and woodland's ring The vibrant voices of the spring, Don't- think that all your Ills aro o'or, That coughs and colds will (iomo 110 more; Againat relapses you'll assure, l)y taking Woods' Groat I'oppermint Curo. I -Advt.