WARM FEET MEAN SOUND SLEEP.
You cannot expect to uleep found on rold frosty nights if you am one of those, unfortunate persons who suffer from cold feet. At prices ranging from r>» yon can secure a hot-water bottle from K. Cameron Smith. Chemist, Cathedral Square, and enjoy sound, refreshing sleep on even the coldest of nights.
Mrs J. Merton Bingham, of Christchurch, is visiting Auckland. Mrs T. A. Phillips, The Point, will return to her home in South Canterbury to-day. Mr and Mrs Frank Graham, Heaton Street, and Mrs F. Graham, Papanui Road, are spending a few days in Dunedin.
An announcement is made in a Vancouver newspaper of the marriage in April of Miss Rene Palmer, of Christchurch, to Lieutenant W. Ilibbs, of San Francisco. The bride and bridegroom left Vancouver for San Diego, tvhere Lieutenant Ilibbs is stationed.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17834, 30 April 1926, Page 12
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