The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-26
TAKEN FIR N SCHOOL
Her M ih-r Says S1s Did Not Rs
celve Pr per Treatment.

There has of late been considerable
trouble in the schools and not a few
girls have been kept at home by their
parents on account Of it.
One of these is Grace E. Locke. pre-
possessing miss of sixteen years. Her
mother. Mrs. Alice NJ. Locke, during an
interview on the subject said:
My daughter is a good girl and L
have never had any trouble with her.
But about six months ago 1 was Obliged
to take her out of school. She had
worked hard and, since her heart had
not been good for about three years. it
had been too much for her. She grew
pale and listleSs, she was tired all the
time and the least eXertion made her
breathe hard. The disease was anaemia
and L was afraid of it, but 1 hardly
knew what to do, for medicine didn't
seem to be doing her good.
But at last we noticed an advertise
ment in the paper saying that DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
would cure diseases caused by irnpover-
ished blood. and made up my mind to
have her try them. Her trouble was
deepseated and obstinate and. at first, |
the pills didn't seem to help her much.
But she kept on and in a little while
she began to feel better. She continued
using them until she had taken ten
boxes and now she looks and feels like
a different person. She is back in
school. as well and strong as any of the
girls and L feel very thankful for what
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie have done for her.
Mrs. Locke and her daughter live in
Whitman, Mass. and many of their
neighbors are willing to vouch for the
h of no ohn cfa Ac RI
everybody knows. anaemia, the disease
from which Miss Locke suffered. is
dangerous one to neglect. 1t is caused
by an actual deficiency OF the blood,
and a watery and depraved state Of
that fluid.
The one remedy that has proved itself
a specific for anaemia is DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. These pills
will never fail to effect a cure if used
for a reasonable length of
time. They may be bought at all drug
sists, or direct from DR.. Williams
Medicine Co.. Schenectady. n. Y, fifty
cents per box; six boxes for two dollars
and a half. Send for free booklet of
medical advice.
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,efore First Circuit Court, we're heard
nd the case submitted 30 the Supreme
eared as specisl counsel fer the f,rusecu-
ion, with Deputy Attorney ticnerx
,atheart
The case of Jesse Makainai vs.. Goo
Eau Hay was argued and submitted be-
ore the Supreme Court yesterday.
The case of the Territory vs. All Noon
yas also argued and submitted.
The Kamalo case win come Up for hear
ag before the Supreme Court nn Men
ay morning.
Two Involuntary bankrIpt eas.s thos, |
Chinese store <ecpecs, will b. FLED to-
ay in the United States jrrt.
An involuntary bankruptcy was fiI'S
esterday by T. Muralkamj. s. Koiima
nd S. Ozaki. against K. Taketa, . store
eeper in Palama, in the Junction build
lg, corner of King and Beretania streets.
he return day is Monday, May 3.
The case of Makaio VS.. Adanlu and Al
ert Horner. bill to forccIcse mortgage,
as been taken under advisement by
ldge Robinson. The land is situated at
Hamakua-
In the case of Lum All See ct al. o