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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-24

The cleanest, brightest safest and really,
in the long run, the cheapest and best light
for use In the family residence, Is the incan-
descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
be safer. A few days ago prominent gen.
tleman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the Office Of the Electric Company and said,
"Give me figures for wiring my house, and
want 1t done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night lamp tipped over and it came
so near setting fire to the house and burning
my children and take no more risks"
This is the sentiment Of quite number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light.
Just think it over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
them what you want.
We have a complete stock Of everything in
this line and have just received a lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-24

He-I never shall be truly happy. l
have too complex nature.
She-Complex? And papa said be
believed you were simple. indianapolis
Journal.
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nThnnks. It,s a pleasant evening.

"Thanks. It's pleasant evening"
but hold on, sirl l engaged in a
desprit struggle ON yer behalf. This
isn't red paint ON my ear--it's blood. y,
"Yes, it looks like blood, but I'm in
a hurry"
"And ye haven't quarter for me
for defendin yer reputashun2"
"Not this eve"
"Nor 10 centsP"
"No"
"Nor even nickel'"
"No."
"Then that settles 1t, sir. / goes over
to Jim and seq, SEE I: Jim, old boy,
let's kiss and make up. I've met the
gent as ye calls bloomin bloke and
ye was dead right about him. He
hasn't got the feelins Of cobblestone,
and II 1t depended on SIGH as him yen
me and the rest of the unfortunit of New
York would dine off of icicles and sleeI
in the snowdrifts. Them's my words to
Jim, sir, and If ye are hit by cable
car this night. there'll be no tears shed
by them as kin shed 'em in proper way
to show their gratitood |"
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N oFHho w OPs
Whats going on here tonight?" de-
manded policeman as he reached q
house on Grove street the other night at
midnight to find the doors open and the
family out in the yard, while the forms
Of two men lay on the sidewalk as IL
dead.
"Say, boss, we jest had leetle party
yere tonight" replied the man Of the
house, who had candle In his hand.
What sort Of partyp'
Jest nice leetle high tea, like de
white folks, sah."
"And where are the guests?'
"All dun gone 'cept desc two GEM
len, sab"
And what s the matter with them ?'
"Obercome, sab, same as white gem
len at party. Yes, sab, dey disem-
bibed too much Of de flown bowl, and
upon gittin out doahs dey was con-
strained to sink down into rancorous
state"
"Well, they'll get frost bitten out
here" said the officer as he felt for his
key to the patrol box. "I'll ring for
the wagon and have 'em taken to the
station"
please DON'T" put in the woman,
who had been keeping very quiet.
LINDA, yo' shetP' cautioned the
husband. ave gin high tea De house
was crowded. Everybody injoyed his
self on de auspishous occasion, and de
grand wind up was when de police bore
de discoshus forms Of two we'll known
society men to de Bastille. Officer, dc
yo'r dootyr
The officer did it, and the family went
in and went to bed. Quad in De-
troit Free Press.
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Then He Would Take Life Seriously.

Then He Would Take Life Seriously.
II think your boy is too much in
clined to look lightly upon the serious
affairs Of life, said the teacher. "There
is buoyancy to his spirits that is car
ried to excess. 1t would be good thing
If he had little more solemnity in his
manner"
'Oh, that will all come later in
life," replied the father carelessly.
''If could feel sure of that
"You can feel just as sure Of it al
you want to. He'll look as solemn al
an owl and as serious as Biblical stu.
dent before am through with him."
what do you intend to do with
him?"
II intend to make him professional
humorist. don't know anything that
will make him take life more serious
ly Chicago Post.
The record-union., 1896-07-13
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

All that will be necessary with
this lot will be for the ladies to
see the quality of muslin and
trimmings, the style and man
ner in which they are made, and
the prices, and we will guarantee
they will never think of wasting
valuable time in making suCh
garments.
Ladies' MUSLIN GOWNS. CLEAR
ANCE SALE PRICES are 39c, 5Sc, 6oc,
Csc, S5c, 81, 81 20, 81 45 and 81 60.
Never mind what they sold for before,
the goods speak for themselves.
Also, in this line follows Ladies MUS
LIN DRAWERS; excellent muslin, well
made and neatly finished. Some of
them with tucks and embroidery.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICES, 19c, 25c,
4Sc, 65c, Toe, CSC.
Ladies Cambria Corset COVERS, the
cheap ones plain and the better grades
neatly trimmed; one as well made as
the other. CLEARANCE SALE
PRICES, 19c, 29c, 43c, 50c, 5Sc. 75c and
81 10.
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.
EXPRESSIONS OF INTERIOR CALI.
FORNIA NEWSPAPERS.
Comments Upon Things Local, Gov
ernmental, Practical, Theoret-
iCal and Current.

Los Angeles Times: Some years ago,
in Siskiyou County, philologist emerg-
ed from the zimmerman darkness that
surrounded the great northern bound
ary. 1t was in a divorce case, and this
man was called as witness to prove
good character for defendant, the hus-
band "Jawn," remarked the witness,
'is good man, only when he over-bev-
erages hisself and then he is liable to
be pestersome" The respectable por-
ton of the Democratic party regard Alt
geld as being most decidedly 'pester-
some"
AS TT WAS.
Stockton Independent: What has be-
come of those Democrats who clamored
for 'the Constitution as our fathers
made it,? When the Republicans We're
amending the Constitution to free the
slaves and to give them human rights,
the Democrats wanted 1t LETT as our
fathers made it" Now, when it stands
between them and their desire to tear
down the tariff wall'' the devotion to the
Constitution vanishes like the ghosts or
Jefferson and Jackson, whose spirit long
since abandoned the degenerate Democ-
racy of to-day. The Constitution was
sacred, after their predecessors had put
twelve amendments upon it, when Re
publicans wanted to further amend 1t
in the interest of human freedom, but
now that the Democratic party wants
Populist votes it takes its cue from
California PopuliSts and wants to
amend the Constitution to suit that
party's taste, but dares not go quite so
far as to say the Supreme Court should
be paralyzed.
A BANK PLANK.
San Jose Herald: One of the planks
of the Democratic platform as outlined
demands that the power to issue circu-
lating notes be taken from the national
banks.
The hostility to national bank circu-
lation is presumably based on some
crazy ideas about the banks making two
profits, one on circulation and another
on bonds deposited in the treasury for
redemption security. AS matter OF
fact, the profits SO made are so small as
hardly to attract bankers, taken in con-
nection with premium on bonds, taxes,
etc. Besides, under almost any style or
issue banking there is a double profit
on circulation and capital, surplus, etc.
But while the popular reason for OBJ
1ecting to the issue of circulation by ma
tional banks is ill-founded, there is a
good reason for the objection. The ma
tional bank notes are good paper cir
culation so far as being well secured and
generally current throughout the coun-
try is concerned, but they do not fulfill
the true purpose of bank circulation.
They are more of the nature of paper
money nroper They lack the elaSticity
which makes bank currency the best
medium of exchange for ordinary busi-
ness purposes.
Presumably the idea of the convention
is to substitute silver dollars for these
bank notes There would be nothing
gained by that in the direction of more
money" If instead there We're substntut-
ed a we'll devised system of State bank
ing or of some kind of free banking un-
der branch system which would ex-
The record-union., 1896-07-13

fore In the history OF either of the
great parties has there been a failure
to commend it's own national admins
tration in power, and in this instance the
insult to the Cleveland administration
is a reflection upon the party. An un-
qualified Endorsement was not expected,
but a proper regard for the courtesies
of life required that the administration
should at least be referred to. In other
respects it is quite apparent that the
old-time leaders have lost control, and
that the Altgeld- -Tillman brand of Dem
ocrats are exercising a dominant infiu-
ence in the party councils This fact
is especially evidenced in the declara-
ton against arbitrary interference by
Federal authorities in local affairs"
which declaration is based of course,
upon the sudden stoppage put to the
burning of cars, deDotS and other rail-
road property by Altgeld's constituents
in Chicago in 1894 by the arrival of
United States troops. Taken altogeth-
Ell, the language used in the minority
report of the committee characterizing
the platform as presented by the major
ity as being, in some of it's features
wholly unnecessary, in others ill-consid-
cred and in others extremely revolu-
tionary, is a fitting description of this
latest of national proclamations.
TIRES AND TIRES.
Dixon Tribune: If little thought
were given to the subject it would
be easy to see that without wide
tires bad roads cannot be per-
manently improved no matter how
much work is bestowed upon them,
since narrow tires soon cut deep ruts in
the hardest of road beds, and naturally
good roads cannot be maintained on ac-
count of the weight of vehicles being
unequally distributed. Wide tires act
as rollers and assist in keeping roads
in good condition. There are other
advantages of wide tires. Vehicles
thus equipped are easier of draft and
reach their destination sooner and as
there is less strain the expense of re-
pairs is materially lessened. There is
everything to gain and nothing to lose
in a law requiring wide tires and once
adopted there would be no desire for a
return to the old style. This has been
the experience elsewhere and Solano
County would be no exception.
MORE USED NOW.
Kern Echo: A certain kind of politi-
clan says one-ha1f of the money Of this
country was destroyed by the Act of
The record-union., 1896-07-13
Ladies Wool Suits and Skirts

This is one of the most in-
portant departments here repre-
sented, but we will be brief, as
you must inspect the garments
to appreciate the ClearaLce sale
prices.
81 80 Navy and Black BLAZER
SUITS for 81 50.
Sc Fancy Mixed BOX JACKET
SUITS for S4 80.
so Navy and Black All-wool Serge
BLAZER SUITS for 81 %.
S12 80 Navy and Black SUITS, all
wool, with box jacket, fancy silk lined,
for 50 75.
s. Figured Mohair SKIRTS, 6 yards
wide with percaline Innings. for 81 %.
81 30 Navy Blue Serge SKIRTS, ex-
ira full and with the proper hang, for
s. 9S.
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FOR BOYS.

BOYS 25c Calico SHIRT WAISTS in
light or dark ground; neat and we'll
made. CLEARANCE SALE PRICE,
15c.
Boys Facility Striped Wash SUITS,
made from Galatea cloth. sailor collar,
knee pants and extra underwaists to
button pants on. Sold regular for 81
81 80. 50 and 50 30. CLEARANCE
SALE PRICES, SOC, 81 p, 81 80 and
81 4:A You must see them to appre-
ciate their worth.
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Money in Bicycles.

According to some figures published
lately by the New York Herald"
wheelmen spend annually for their ma
chimes, repairs and excursions not less
than $780, 900, 900. Capital invested in
bicycle manufacture is $50, O,OO0,OOO. The
work gives employment in all Its
branches to 10000 persons. There are
now 100000 bicycles in the Union.
One of the best results Of the craze is
that we shall presently have good roads
In every portion of the United States.
The record-union., 1896-07-13
A Small Girls Question.

Marjorie was standing at the window
when she saw two small dogs frisking
about in the street, and manifestly hav-
ing such a good time together that she
said to her father:
Papa, don't you wish you was two
little dogs, SO you could have good
time enjoying yourself together?-
Harper's Magazine.
The record-union., 1896-07-13
Where We Get 1t.

Mrs. Glucose-Do you spend your
summers in the country?
Mrs. Van Mark-Yes, but always near
the railroad.
Mrs. Glucose-Why is that?
Mrs. Van Mark-To have fresh fruit
sent out from the city every day
Washington Times.
The record-union., 1896-07-13
FANCY RIBBONS.

These goods may appear to
you to be marked with a seem-
ing disregard to cost when we
tell you that they are all of them
marked at from a quarter to a
half less than they are usually
sold for. Never mind; this is a
fact, and there are for you to Sc
lect from laffeta, Warp and Sur
face Printed Persian and DreS-
den, Ombre Cashmere and Sta
pies.
lot No y, IS and % PURE SILK
array of bright colors. Regular 25c
and 30c values. CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 1Sc yard.
A line of No. 60 CHECK TAFFETA
RIBBONS in medium bright colorings,
43c regular CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 19c yard
A magnificent line of OMBRE SILK
RIBBONS in shaded effects of the
orings; ) inches wide. Regular 45c
value. CLEARANCE SALE PRICE,
19c yard.
Another line of handsome fancy de-
sign OMBRE SILK RIBBON, ) inches
wide. Particularly adapted for use in
stock collars and hat trimmings soc
value In our CLEARANCE SALE at
25c yard
25 pieces of No. 60 FINE SILK TAF-
FETA RIBBONS. HANDSOME colorings
in light or dark Persian and Dresden
effects Regular value, zoe CLEAR
ANCE SALE PRICE, 35c yard.
Ii the ribbon department also
may be found a line of neat,
bright and stylish neCkwear,
Tecks, Bows, Four-in-Hands and
Windsors.
Many pretty designs in light colors of
LADIES SILK FOUR-IN- HAND
TIES. Worth DC CLEARANCE
SALE PRICE, 15c
SOC and Soc values in LIBERTY
BOWS, in bright Persian effects.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE, 25c.
so dozen 25c WINDSOR TIES. in del
icate tints, neat designs and pretty
plaids CLEARANCE SALE PRICE,
10c each.
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LADIES' HOSIERY.

Ladies' Fast Black and Tan HOSE,
double heel and toe, which sell regu-
lar for 12hc, 15c and 2oc Are now
marked 10c, 12Iae and 16c.
Ladies' Fast Black Foot and Col
ored Top. drop stitch HOSE, which sold
for 3Jc, soc. and roc. are in THIS SALE
at 25c, 35c and 4Sc.
The record-union., 1896-07-13

There is hen in San Francisco that
builds her home in a willow tree, and
lives there like an ordinary tree-nest-
ing bird. The fowl has all the fierce
ness of a hawk, and will allow no one
to approach the tree.
The record-union., 1896-07-13

The muscles of the mocking birds
larynx are larger in proportion to the
size of the bird than those of any other
creature.
The record-union., 1896-07-13

| The leaders of a flock Of migrating
wild geese become tired sooner than
| the others, and are frequently relieved
| by their fellows
The record-union., 1896-07-13

Miss Dyna Mite called at the office
the other day and hurled invectives at
me for over an hour"
And frightened you out of your
wits?"
Not at all. / knew she couldn't hit
me. e.''-Washington Times
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WASH FABRICS.
Here is a list of the goods, and
at the prices it is hardly neces-
sary to say more:


sary to say more:
"a CHALLIES, cream ground, with
small flower or figure. Cool for sum-
mer wrappers and children's dresses.
You usually pay &c a yard for these.
Our CLEARANCE SALE PRICE, 21l2c
yard.
10c value IN DTMITIES in popular
patterns. They will make neat wrap
pers and dresses, and our CLEAR
ANCE SALE PRICE is DC yard.
1215c DIMITIES In pretty colorings
Dresden design. CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 7c yard.
FINE FRENCH ORGANDY, in dainty
Dresden and exquisite Persian patterns,
also stripes and plain colors. Regular
value, doc and soc yard. CLEARANCE
SALE PRICE, 25c yard.
15c PERCALES in the new stylish
Persian and Dresden designs. Best
American makes, fast colors and SO
inches wide. CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 10c yard.
10c DRESS GINGHAMS, in plaids,
even and broken checks and stripes
Your choice of more than 80 pieces at
DC YARD.
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Large assortment of fancy stripes and
handsome Persian effects in INDIA and
TAFFETA SILKS. Excellent patterns
for silk waists. CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 53c yard
INDIA SILKS, taffeta finish, with
small dot effects in black on white
ground Also fancy-colored stripes.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE, 33c
These are only few of the
many items in this stock, as in
spection will verify.
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Highest q n b Leavening Pow&-Lasest u s. Cow Report
R>!A!!! q. Rs%assF RsklaRs
ABSOLUTELY pUEE
He Felt Secure,

1878. Nevertheless we are using more
of that money now than ever before.
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EILING.

Light Brown Yelling, fancy mesh,
sold for 25c, reduced at this time to &c
yard.
In Notions and Innings there
is little to say, but these little
things are very essential to a
PERSONS toilet, ard when making
a dress, and here you will get the
very best at the very lowest
prices.
These Are Clearance Sale Prices:
15c yard Skirtalene for 10c yard.
10c Crinoline, White and Gray, slight
ly damaged &c yard.
10c Lisle Elastic for &c yard
15c Stockinet Dress Shields &c pair.
s 1-3c Covered Dress Steels for sc
dozen.
25c Finishing Braid, 1 dozen yards.
Ice piece.
10c and 25c Canvas Belts, neat
Buckles, for DC and 10c
SOC Sleeve Extenders for 25c.
2oc Pure Bristle Tooth Brushes for
10c.
25c dozen Shell Hair Pins for 15c
dozen.
The record-union., 1896-07-13
FOR CHILDREN.

Fine White Lawn and Dimity
DRESSES, pretty and made in the very
latest styles, and trimmed with lace
and embroidery. These formerly sold
from 75c to So 80 per garment. Ages,
to years, and our CLEARANCE
SALE PRICES are Soc 75c 90c, 81 10,
81 45 and 81 60. Just the garment for
this hot weather.
Children's Fancy Embroidered Wash
RONNETS, tight-fitting or in the pop
ular sun shapes. Regular value, soc,
IJc and S5c CLEARANCE SALE
PRICES, 25c and 60c.
Children's Fine Ribbed HOSE, fast
black, double heel and toe. Sell regu-
lar. according to sizes, for 1215c, 15c
25c and 35c. Our CLEARANCE SALE
PRICES are Sc. 1212c, 15c and 22c
per pair.
The record-union., 1896-07-13
ITEMS FOR CHILDREN.

You note the prices in this line
of goods and perhaps wonder at
them. They are Incompatible,
but now is not the time to wOn-
der. Secure some of the bargains
first and wonder afterward.
The record-union., 1896-07-13

Alex Holmes. Photo Studio. 1903 10th. .
The record-union., 1896-07-13
v AISIS.

Good quality Percale SHIRT
WAISTS, neat patterns, we'll made.
with large sleeves. Reduced from SOC
to pc.
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THE N0NPARElh SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
Commencing To-day, July 18th.

%A
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DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS.
This department did not es-
cape the pencil that cut the
prices, and the following items
will show its effects:
32-inch BRIGHT COTTON PLAIDS.
suitable for waists and childrens
dresses. Regular value. 20c. CLEAR
ANCE SALE PRICE, 10c yard.
36-inch ASSORTED WOOL DRESS
GOODS in staple cloth colorings. For
mer price 25c. CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 1212c yard.
36-inch All-wool CHEVIOTS in choice
mixtures in tan, blue and gray These
are special value. CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 19c yard.
3S-inch genuine ENGLISH MOHAIR
SILK, finished weave. Colorings, tan,
brown, navy, gray and black. For la
dies full suits or separate skirts. Reg
ular 6oc value CLEARANCE SALE
PRICE, 45c yard.
Navy Blue STORM SERGES. suitable
for the coast or the mountains, for
travelling or for cycling. % and "a
inches wide The 81 % quality will be
81 the 81 quality Ioc; Soc quality viii
be 60c. and the SOC quality, 39c.
3S-inch Plain or Figured MOHAIR
Cblack), reduced from 5Gc 10 39c YARD.
36-ineh Black CHEVIOT, reduced
from 35c to pc YARD.
42-inch Black CHEvIOT, reduced
from soc TO 39c YARD.
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SILK BARGAINS.

n NV AhhS NC
partment which will interest
those i'm want of material for
waist or cool summer dress.
KAI KAI WASH SILKS in a large
variety of light colors with fancy
stripes. CLEARANCE SALE PRICE,
22c yard.
INDIA Gin best quality, regular 81 p
value small brocaded ground or dashes
of white. These are "a inches wide and
exactly the fabric for summer dresses.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE, 5Sc yard.
81 % value in PLAID TAFFETA
SILKS. Many new and pretty color
fngs in light and dark shadings.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE, 9Sc yard.
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WRAPPERS.

| PERCALE WRAPPERS, with full
skirt, large sleeves, good colors and
well made. Worth 81 of anyone's
money. CLEARANCE SALE PRICE,
| zoe.
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DUCK SUITS.

Fancy DUCK SUITS reduced from
81 80 TO Csc.
Blazer DUCK SUITS reduced from
So 30 to 81 9S
Blazer style GRASS CLOTH SUITS
reduced from 81 90 to 81 30.
These suits are all we'll made and styl-
ish, with large sleeves and full skirts
The record-union., 1896-07-13

Light Brown Yelling, fancy mesh,
sold for 25c, reduced at this time to &c
yard.
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SOC and Soc values in LIBERTY
BOWS, in bright Persian effects
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE, 25c.
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from to 80 foot d,rp. Tbis t.d-
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Thcro is mo- outlct above OBJ. earth in
tbo Way Of A cp,rk or hollow Tbrre h
up cayo or link hole ON npg NJ flc land
which h covered by v.rr Through