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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Lace sale next week at Jordan's;
don't forget.
Special display of fine silk handker-
chiefs at S. ozakis, 17S Hotel street.
Today, white cotton toweling 5 cents
a yard at Sachs Dry Goods Company. "
A pure bred Scotch collie male pup
is advertised for sale. See our CLASH
fed ads for particulars.
A fine cottage facing on Emma street,
near the residence of Governor Dole, is
offered for rent; see our classified ads.
Monthly installment loans made on
improved real estate by the Phoenix
Savings, Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
A great number of people are attend
ing the sale OF wooden goods at B. F..
Ehlers & Co. Every price has been
reduced.
Philadelphia art draperies, cretonnes
and silkolines, a fine assortment at
whitney & Marsh, Ltd. this week;
special prices.
A six-roorn modern cottage on Piikoi
street at rental of 500 Key can be had
by inquiring at 1923 Piikoi street. John
Walkers residence.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Union Feed Company, Ltd, will be held
tomorrow at D. m. in the rooms of the
company in the Judd building.
No better opportunity ever offered
for thoughtful housewives to replenish
their stock of linens than the present
time. Kerr & Co., on Queen and Fort
streets. are closing out a fine line this
week.
If you have never inspected the hhe
of useful novelties in the house-fur-
nishing department Cup stairs) OF W.
w Dimond & CO., Ltd, you should do
so at once; all of the latest novelties
Shown.
Fred Philip & Bro. manufacture
dump carts and plantation harness as
well as the finer grades of buggy mar
ness. They also carry a full line OF
horse goods in their store, WaVerieS
block, Bethel street.
Persons having surplus funds to IN
vest can secure best returns by DOING
their business through the Henry wa
terhouse Trust Company, Ltd which
has superior facilities for placing loans
in large or small amounts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26

It required a long time before we Sc
cured a formula for a hair tonic that
was good 1t is our rule never to offer
any preparation unless it has merit.
This is what our Berlin Hair Restorer
possesses. 1t is made from the formula
of German specialist who had devoted
years to the study of the scalp. We had
to pay a good price for it too, but he
had the reputation. Now that our GUS
toners tell US how pleased they are
with it's results we are satisfied. We
are confident you will find it better than
anything you have ever used. We ask
you to try it, and after using accord
ing to directions you find it has done no
good, your money back. It's safe to
use, not oily, and produces results.
Price $1.o0.
HoBRON DRUG CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26

TAFFETA SILKS. to close out odds
and ends, S1.0O quality, this week al
3715c. yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26

OUR READY TO WEAR department
is stocked with new goods and rish'
uP to date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26

WHITE COTTON TOWELING. 1
inches wide: regular price, Is yards 70
81 90: this week &c. a yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26

All, WOOL. EXAMINES in the fash
ionabIe colors. double width, at soc. a
yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26
Joksd Over Inflated Florence.

sort of endless-chain joke went
-o,nd town last night concerning the
lost ship Florence in which II was
5000 that the vessel had turned up ON
port. Diamond Head Charlie anu 'He
Waterman at the pilot house were kept
bnsy at their telephones late in the
evening informing people that the yarn
was untrue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26

The ship Paramita, which arrived neie
in distress, will probably pay on her
crew and discharge her cargo Oh eoal
here. before being repaired sufnclenuS
to continue her voyage to San Fran
cisco. - 800
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26
Three
This Week
MS. SACHS DRY GOODS CO., Ltd.
Cor. Fort and Beretania SITS.

Cor. Fort and Beretania SITS.
TAFFETA SILKS. to close out odds
and ends. S1.0O quality, this week at
371ac. yard.
LADIES BLACK Isle HOSE, open
work. our 75c. quality, this week at
45c. sizes, So. 9, sl7.
WHITE COTTON TOwELING, IS
inches wide: regular price, Is yards for
81 90; this week sc. yard.
NEW SPRING GOODS arriving by
every steamer. We are now showing
the very latest materials and newest
designs.
ALL WOOL EXAMINES in the fash
ionabIe colors, double width, at soc.
yard.
sample line of CHILDREN 5
CLOTH REFERS and COATS N
fans. blues, browns and cardinal, they
are swell.
OUR READY TO WEAR department
is stocked with new goods and righ'
Up to date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26
Hawaiian Sugar Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. 20
Paauhau, $16.S711; Hawaiian CONNER
cial, s46s71s; Honokaa, $14; Maka"eN'
SOS; Onomea, 5000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26
BAND CONCERT AT
HAWAIIAN HOTEL
The Program Which Is to Be
Rendered at TOnisht's
Concert.

The open air concert this evening will
be at the Hawaiian Hotel. the following
being the program:
PART L
Overture-"Jolly Students .Suppe
WaltZ-"Laura .............. Millocker
Observation-Disclosures" ...... Sullivan
Vocal Selections
(a) Belle of Japan"
(b) Just A Girl From Home"
Miss J. Keliiaa-
(c) with You Alone
(d) MY Lady Fair"
Mrs. N. Alapai.
PART II.
Observation-Disclosures Boy. :. .Monckton
Intermezzo-"Hiawa Cby re-
Processional-'The Sirdar'' ......B Beer
WaItz-"Vienna Chic ........ Morten
1.-The Star Spangled Banner
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SECRET OF DIGESTION.
Experiments on a Dog Produced Curl.
Gus and interesting Results.
Some experiments On a dog con
cerning the effects of personal liking
for various foods on the digestion were
recently made by we'll known scient-
list. The results are curious and in
teresting.
It was found that the articles of
diet which the animal was particular
ly fond of met with great flow of the
gastric juices, and were accordingly
digested better and more quickly. For
purposes of observation the gullet Of
the dog was cut in sections and fixed
to the neck, so that the food it ate
fell through; the stomach of the ami
nal was also divided into two por-
tions, into one Of which no food was
allowed to enter, the other being sup
piled only with the food necessary to
life.
II some tempting dainty was held
before the dog and he evinced the
,,cuol cipnc nP n1ea cura in thc eXnectel
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A Fine Campaign.
T HE subject Of good roads Is
by no means new, but there is
nevertheless something new
in this connection. Some time
ago a scheme was devised by the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture whereby some practical object
lessons would be given to the putlic
in various parts of the country. An
orher road building outfit has been pro-
vidcd which, through the cooperation
OF the railroads, is to be transported
about the country for the purpose OF
giving illustrative exhibitions in the art
Of road building. 70 construct good
roads out Of selected material is not a
difficult task, but to provide an accept
able highway with local material and
under unfavorable conditions is not
always easy. Realizing the value OF
such a movement to the railroads. Mr..
Hill, of the Great Northern, has placed
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6 oUATEMALA'S LOSS.
Tho Damage to the Coffee Plantations BY
Volcanic Dust Not Permanent.
Thousands Of acres of the best coffee
plantations Of Guatemala have been
covered by volcanic dust to depth of
several feet in the recent eruptions.
AZ reports speak Of the plantations rs
being completely ruined.
The loss is very heavy, for 1t will
take some years to bring a new lot OF
cDffee trees into bearing. But it would
not be correct to infer that the fertil-
lty of the buried region is permanently
Impaired.
volcanic soils are among the best In
the world. They contain large sup
plies of the salts that make plant food.
; The mountain districts of Scotland,
formed mostly of old crystalline rocks,
afford very poor soil. Ths is the prin-
tipal reason why the Highlands of
Scotland are not turned to good &C.
count. Here and there, however, arc
small areas covered with the outpour-
ing of volcanoes which became extinct
long ages ago. Where these outpour-
ings of lava and volcanic dust are
found there are areas Of fertility, green
islands among the heather and moss
ion the almost barren Highland slopes.
I 1t was written centuries ago, in the
days Of Milton and Tasso, that the
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Gaiee SURF.
leaves when And there lay the rider distorted
is wa, ppS!e, lro,r ,,d Tho r,s

And the tents were all silent, the banners
alone,
The lances upliftcd, the trumpet ua-
blown.
And the widows Of Ashur are loul in their
wall,
And the idols are broke in the temple OF
And the might of the Gentle, unsmote by
the sword,
Hath melted like snow in the glance Of the
Lord!
Lord Byron.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

to repair a nose. and even to make a new
nose entirely.
But the society beauty. and the woman
who wants to be pretty. can employ
pSrSfin expert TO fll out hollow cheeks
md to mold and shape the bridge OF the
tour.
Parafnn can be very nicely injected into
the laughing wrinkles Of the face and into
me horizontal lines OF the forehead. and
II the patent is careful after the treat
rnent they viii not return
II IL rot az all improbable that this oper-
Auon may become much more common
than Il now ts, and in that case there will
% no such thing as wrinkles and the
Ucznan who wants 20 keep young can re-
main perenniaily so.
They say that wrinkles are the result
Of headache and that the woman whose
| face Is creased and lined Is the one who
has suffered from severe headaches or
from head disturbances
The headaches may occur during sleep,
and in that case the patient wakes up
very tired, so tired that Il takes her two
or three hours TO get rested.
The symptoms OF this are q ringing
! headache In the morning, a tired feeling.
a worn-out air. as though one had been
| through q severe mental strain. and a
| feeling OF great weariness OF muscle.
People who wake In this manner are the
victims OF headrche in their sleep.
The permanen; results OF which are
shown by wrinkles. q paliid complexion
or . brilliantly mottled one. and BY dull.
heavy eyes.
WAKING UP WITH A HEADACHE
Before anything can be done toward
rnolding out the face this condition must
| be remedisd
Headache IN one's sleep Is frequently
caused by an empty stomach. Going 10
| bed four or nvs or six hours after one
has eaten Is q poor plan.
Better to eat an apple or TO take some
sort OF fruit, fresh or cooked This gives
the stomach something 10 do and keeps
the brain from being troublesome.
Again. the headache IL caused By the
habit OF sleeping without a pillow.
II Is only few years ago that :he no
| pillow enthusiasts vakened the land with
their cry Of No pillow for the healthy"
Women who had slept with the head
| supported all their lives threw away the
1 pillow and slept with the head dat. IN q
| hard. strained attitude.
| Now. the use Of the pillow is something
both ancient and honorable
| The Bible many times mentions it, and
| IN a way advises the pillow. in some form
| even though II be nothing more comfort
/ able than q stone.
A child VIII naturally pillow its head
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

upon It's arm and the pillow is an ir5titu-
don which is almost a physical necessity.
Those who do away with II and provide
no substitute certainly pave the way for
a multitude Of Ills, including hard series
OF headaches.
deep lines IN the forehead, can do moth
ing except cover the forehead with . To-
tion and hope for the best.
The remedy must come from q more
comfortable habit OF sleeping.
The best lotion for the purpose is ben
Eoinated vaseline, and with It's aid the
lines can be very nearly swept away,
though they will all be there again next
morning, and every other morning until
woman has learned how to sleep prop
erly.
After the lines have been nodded away
by the fingers and the headaches cured
there comes q chance for the develop
ment OF the muscles OF the face TO make
it more shapely. II the face be crooked.
it should be Etraightened, for 4 crooked
face is never attractive
A STRAIGHT. PRETTY MOUTH.
II is claimed that better speaking ef-
feet can be produced by the habit OF
twisting the mouth. and that, FOR this rea>
son, nearly all actors have crooked
mouths-mouths twisted slightly TO one
side
But II Is coubtful II thia VIII bear the
test Of close examination.
Mrs. Langtry's mouth Is perfect: The
mouth OF Mary Anderson Is lovely. the
mouths OF Julia Msrlowe. Mary Manner
ing's mouth and the mouth Of Nauds
Adams are all shapely, straight and wen
proportioned TO the face, though All OF
these women have undoubted force in
speech
To straighten a crooked face a Ereat
deal can be done with the finger tips.
II you are in the habit OF talking with
only one side OF the mouth. the next
thing IS 20 cultivate the other side.
The skin should be pinched and stimu-
lated and the face made to DO It's natural
work.
Perhaps . missing tooth may Be the
cause Of q crooked face.
This Is frequently the casA. and hy
having the tooth replaced the faos b.
comes straight again
Habit and nature and defects all help
to undo the beautiful picture which is eT-
pected OF a woman's face.
In molding the face care should Be
taken of the eyes
These should be large and clear, but IN
many faces the eyes are small ana
sunken.
This Is partly due to the size ana shape
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

Hold hot cloths on the faea snta a.
pores are thoroughly opsa-
You can try face s;sauing Il -ou know
bow to do Il.
Spread soap Jelly on the faea. wan OF
and the blackheads viii come with ~
Ms. T.-Is face powder in1uriousf And
please give ne the name Of one which you
can recommend.
Face powder Is not izturiouA On the
contrary. It protects the skiA and its
pores.
I an not allowed TO recommend a facs
Dowder In this column. But you can sure
ly select = good one for yourself, can you
not?
Miss TT need 4 good stomach tonic
Can you recommend q patent medicine to
me?
/ have tried one which mention 70 you
and have found Il good. Dc you indorse Il?
indorse nothing.
Why don't you follow your own tudE-
ment n you have already used itI
Personally. I always incline TO medicines
and preparations OF all kinds that are
highly advertised; for I feel that. II an
article Is well advertised. Il must be good.
But that l. only a personal preference
Miss M.-Your remedy for reducing the
weight Is certainly an admirable one.
II is so gratifying 20 see my pounds dis
appear when they annoyed me 80 for so
many years.
You are indeed a friend to womsnkind.
But now I have a favor to ask Of you. A.
my weight Is reduced my skin lies In folds
and Is hahby.
What can be done for IT.
Massage the neck and chin well with
cold water.
Once a day massage the skin with a
pint OF water In which there are a few
drops % tincture Of benzoln. enough 20
make the water milky.
NJ. CT pulled the superhuous hairs off
my ill., taking little patch at a time.
I then applied diluted ammonia and was
gratihcd to ind that the hairs did not
come back.
I wonder how this would work on my
arms, which are covered with soft down.
You could hardly pull the down on your
arms. but you could apply the salve stick
hot and pull It on. taking the down
with Il.
Then you could apply diluted ammonia.
not hot enough to blister the skin.
D.-The hair on my arms Is Jet black
and very long, so that 1 am almost dis
figured.
What would ycu DO IN my easef
I should apply peroxide Of hydrogen with
ammonia until the hairs were bleached
very light. so that they would not show
80 plainly.
Then would keep on with the appnca-
tons until had injured the roots OF the
hair 50 Il would die.
Miss It's there anything that can be
done for hard white Jumps underneath
the skin. where there have been large
pimples7
Apply very hot water TO the place to
draw the substance 20 the surface. II
must be pressed out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

met with remedies that aIlay the distress.
The women who does not understand
| physical culture OF the chin is rewarded
/ by the presence OF two ehins and maybe
I OF three. Instead OF q collar she must
wear q ribbon around her reck. and IN
stead Of fashionable gown she must wear
one that admits OF two or three ehins.
ofttn her ehins are 20 heavy that she
| suspecta q tumor OF the threat, and when
she dresses ahs Il compelled % lift her
ehins while she ties q bit Of lace AROUND
her throat upon which TO rest the ehins
The woman who has q wealth Of e7Ina
and who rests them all upon some kind
Of primitive neck arrangement has rnly
herself 20 thank for this dlshEurGtlcn.
ART OF KEEPING YOUNG.
The ether Gay an elderly woman. a vo-
man who was old enough 20 have had
wrinkles II she wanted them. and mature
enough 20 have accumulated three chins,
stepped Into drAwing-room where there
were many women assembled.
As she walked amid the group she
looked not 4 day older than the Young
mAtrons with whom she mingled. ana her
ngure. from her crown TO the tips Of her
toes was good
she understood. above all thinEs. the
physical culture Of the chin.
II you want TO catch the art OF keepinR
your chin nice sit for an hour and study
N0AA A--EtdT-OlQ Elrl.
Every time she moves her head try to
move yours; every time she throws her
head back throw yours back. Take NOE
OF the hundred sharp. quick movements
she makes every minute and then try 20
initiate her.
You cannot keep Il up over an hour
But this enc hour OF active physical ex-
ercise will do your chin a world OF GOOD
You will probably want. also. to shana
I nd a ~usFe
Get somo one 10 mold the hin with tbs
fingers and IN a little while you viii be
surprised and pleased 20 note how the
chin keeps It's shape OF Itself and con-
tinues 10 follow the mold.
Electricity is a great aid 70 beauty
You can stimulate the skin with ths
electric sponge. and moles ana ittis -
hgurements are taken OF zith cne stroj<.
Of the electric knife or by a deft nianipu-
lation OF the electric needle
II r. very simple.
II you are thin 10 the face souar. .,
the chin. lumpy IN the cheeks and not
what you would be In forehead and ewes
do not despair. but go to work and try to
make yourself q little more attractive.
LETTERS TO READERS.
Mrs Ellen TT wrote you reEariinE
blackheads. but yo1r answer was too brief
to be OF any use 20 me.
For blackheads spply hot water 10 the
face Until the pores are all Gpsn. Then
wash the face with hot water and soar
Jelly.
Apply hot water again Anoint the faes
with cold cream
Wash OF with water ss hot a. can Be
borne.
You viii find that there is hardly a
bIackhead left DO rot injure tfs skin
IN your scrubbing processes.
Mas G.-My chin n filed with etstin-
nate blackheads that d8fy ell attempts
70 dislodgs them
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
RKrrrns roR 90 sulpAY REPURLlc.

WRITTEN FOR TTTE SUNDAY REPUBLIC
By MARIAN MARTINEAu.
4 HEu reading Physical Culture OF the
Face" hung from prominent window on
. prominent thoroughfare.
On beinH Investigated, tbs estanliAhment
proved to be one which was devoted 70 the
noldinE OF the face.
Women with cheeks too thin and Womea
with cheeks too plump could come here
and be made exactly right This II dis
timothy modern art
In the days Of Helen Of Troy, sorry must
have been the lot Of the women who were
not beauties.
For them there wss no redress, no hope
no nothing. except to suffer in silence-
Helen OF Troy must have been born
pretty or she could never have attained
Il. But nowadays II Is different, Tor
woman who is not born pretty can acquire
t-can actually have beauty thrust upon
her.
A nansseuss deep IN the secrets OF the
prima donna once whispered the fac, that
Nine. Patti never went to bed uutil her
face had been ironed.
And this was the story she tod:
Each night, no matter how lste the con-
cert no matter how tired thu Diva, she
never went to bed until she had seated
herself IN front Of her mirrbr and Etyen
herself Up to the capable hands OF her
nnRsseuBa
with a strong light tErned upon her
brow the masseuss studied the lines and
picked out all Objectionable ones
Then. with fingers dipped IN rose water
and glycsrin. she sooti5sd the lines away.
n the masseuse told the truth. PATHS
great youth may be attributed partly 70
this practice
Tbs outline Of thfa face Is q very I'm
portant factor In , eautys requirements
II the face be pJoogy, II should be mas
1axed until It 10 I'D Of some Of its fat
one way to do this Il to work the Jaws
and TO exercise the cheeks until soma OF
the pudginess onles on
II the cheek are thin there are stneE
devices.
THB Pal AEFIN TREATMENT.
In Europe, ano especially n Londor'
they have q way Of making the cheeks
plump.
They psrf N an Operation which Wa
~ hrst a zr az novelty, but which is not
now conside &c at all UNUSUAL.
It requires some little knowledge OF
antseptics na 4 great deal OF artistic
taste. In add Iuon 70 this ht needs q by
podermic syr hse and a MIXTURE known e.
paraffin mfxtt1re.
The operatiyPn Is that OF injecting par
atm under I'd e skin.
1t is perfor med IN more serious esss'
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

OF the eye sockets. and when the eye
sockets ere small and obscure there is
nothing that can be done TO make them
large and prominent
yet the ewes themselves can be made
larger. II is done by reducing the fat OF
the checks and giving the eyes q chance
20 show FOR themselves
After a ~ OF siekheSs s,;- tns eyes are
often an otherwise homely face becomes
beautiful by the unusual size Of the eyea-
SECRET OF PRETTY EYES.
AZ the face fattens ths eyes disappear
.1s n TIE case Of very stout women and
-, .,o.rt men. the eyes twinkle forth
from their mounds OF tat,
The twinkle OF the eye IN q fat Jolly
oountenance Is a provsrb!d sight. but It Is
not q pretty one
By Fentiy stroking ths cheeks the
mounds on fat come down and the eyes
Become large and clear.
II thsy are not clear. r they are ysl-