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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-24
SENATOR HALE'S VIEWS
ADDRESSED SENATE on our
ATIlT. De TOWARD JAPAN
HAVE MORE TO FEAR
FROM JAPAN AND CHINA
THAN FROM THE
RUSSlAS,

ros,orn sItuo,ion wos brougb, hesore
tbe senate This afternoon during a dis.
cussion ., ,ho Naval Annronriation
hi,I WHOM Nr Nelson of Minnesota do.
clared that tho limited states was
nlodyed m maintain tho Integrity of
Ch,na ,,., u,or.hins orouob MIG, no
nrovided for ,hot nurno.e ana that
there is n mpunitv of interest be.
tweep the limited S,a,es Great Rrit.
ain ana Ionon IN ,revent tho dismem.
herring NJ tbo Cbinese Emnire
Senator uo,o tool, strong ovcen,ion
% this o,otomo,t soying.
az d,d NJ, o.roo ,hot thoro 10 INV
sroh nomnon i,toros, as INC Senator
sror, N,nnoso,, sto,os ho,ween the
Irnitad S,atos ana croot nr,toir and
-, -, ~ 80 Ia on,i,s, DE.
s,a cormorv or Eronoo or ony otber
oonrtr,, an a. othor .,do Tho o,ti.
,uda % ~ Irn,,od s,ato. Ia ono n,
oorn,o,o no,tro,,,v
..yyhon I, e. cola Tho. wo bovo n
oomron ,rtoro,t n,th Iar,r ,nd Win
nnn,ana w;,h rasoronoo 70 N,nchnr,,
that ,s n s,atomont that Tho Govern.
,nan. 10 ,hn Irn,,od st,tos ond he in.
,oros,s and -. tondo,cios aro AGAINST
I,,sS,a an5 l., ,o,.or ., I,ron
Americas Greaest Rival.
IL do not want that statement to go
unchallenged. | do not attempt to
pierce the future, but II l were called
upon to prophesy, | should say that In
the future, particularly II she energies
triumphant from this war, the country
that the United States will find her
greatest rival in trade, her greatest
antagonist In competition; the nation
most likely to agrees, to monopolize
and control China, Is not Russia, but Is
Japan.
Nov, do not want to say, follow.
Ing that, that our interests and our at
titude are In favor OF Russia as against
Japan, but do not want 1t said on the
other side that our sympathies and our
trade are all with Japan and with Eng
land, and against the other powers.
rake the philippines. IL we hoid
that people as coionists In our power
and continue to Keep them under the
yoke. the first power that VIII give us
any trouble In the Phiiippines VIII not
be Germany, nor Russia, nor FRANCE
nor England, but the growing, agrees
I've, AMBITIOUS power Oh the ORIENT the
japanese Empire. IL Is not leeoie
people, 1t Is not small people.
Il do not Join In the feeiing that a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-24

"For Sale" cards at Bulletin office.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Japanese China
japanese Store, second foorl

The Russians are just becoming
acquainted with Japanese things, and
they would like to blow them up
We have had too long an acquaintance
with some, and we are cutting them
down.
Blue and white baking bowls, soc now 25c.
Blue and white chocolate pots, 7sc now soc
Painted sugar bowl and pitcher, soc now 55c.
Gold decorated lmarl placquesr 75c now soc.
Blue and white oatmeal dishes, Sc now SC.
Blue aud white IN. bowls, six Tor Csc
91s in blue and white jnrdinisres Sl25
now csc.
Blue and white cups and saueers, 25c now 26c.
Large size teapots, worth 40c now 25c.
Blue and white pitchers, pint, zoe now l2c.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Pretty spring suits for girls,

Pretty spring suits for girls,
$I0-all with the captivating little
Eton jacket.
Skirts have deep hens so they may be
heightened If needed. and The suits are so care
fully tailored you could almost wear them in
side out.
One style in brown and blue cheviot has a
pieated skirt which gives such pretty fulness
about the ieet the jacket is 6nished with
bands OF taaeta and a bright little band Of
striped silk
4 jyesh lot OF those s.. Is 6lack Chez
s0t sOalksng SksyH, 55 to Al, in today
well-stitched about the bottom and with
little straps and buttons TO give pretty
touch.
iseeoua floor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
The New sprina Dice Coodg
Dress G0oas SALON.

TlITtsS- IIlol3 olIunI
make the Dress Goods Salon look different
every day. II you don't come this morning
you have not yet seen The very latest and
newest things in the store
Printed checked voiles for S2.25 yard are
some OF The very exclusive things that Paris is
using in her spring gowns. The yarn is
printed so shat the stuff gives the double effect
Of the little check aud the printed design
White silk grenadiue with flower designs
printed on the surface, rs very dainty aud
lovely. s. yard
Jndulatirg wool canvas. where the coarse.
open mesh runs IN waves and waves, IS very
UNUSUAL. Plain coiors SIPS yard.
Fish net CLEANLINESS in solid colors, 50 a yard
Wool lace CLEANLINESS in three beautiful eolors
mystic. maron and gray, So SO & yard.
Tartan check voiles with polka dots aud
ring dots. S2.e5 yard
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
The Wanamaker Store
Partly-trimmed spring millin-

Partly-trimmed spring millin-
cry is waiting in the Golden Salon for
the woman whose winter hat begins to
look shabby and worn.
Chiffon, chiffon and braid. or combinations
of straw. make the lightest hats. and between
the toques, :urbans and pompado our shares
almost every head can be becomsugly fitted
81. so to $5.
A bow, plume, bunch Of flowers,
and they re ready to wear:
Main floor. below A cade steps
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Freshly Arrived Fancy
Linens That Cost Only Hal
main Aislej

Renaissance doylies, centerpiece
scarfs, shans and table covers, made i'll
France as only the expert and patien,
French linen ornamenters know how
so hue and exact as to approach Duchesse
Duylies S-inch size. round OF square, 5sc
each; inches square, 25c each.
Centerpeces To- inch. round, $l25; square
81. IS; 2O-inch. round LOO; square. 81. 81
~ inches square, $z.75; 27 inches square
So. so.
Centerpieces. 2S-inch. round. IS.
Table covers As inch round, 81. so; square,
S. So; 54-inch, round, Sl1.25i square, $12. 50
Table cloths, 72 inches square. S24. SO.
Tray covers 9x15 inches. 75c; 13x22 inches
ST. so; 2ox28 inches $2.s
Scarfs 2ox36 inches So. So 2ox45 inches,
81. SO; 2ox54 inches. Sass; 2ox72 inches.
So IS
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Laces to help make dainty

Laces to help make dainty
spring frocks are out in the Arcade
today at unusually low prices, because
surplus stocks Of best manufacturers
Want 10 MAKE a 2a.n!y isffie lacs 5iosos2
White OF Venice aii-overs. 7se to s. SO yard
-Assditg sotTs fine. hi0iy Chaniilly soy sleeos
Hoasees, o. for 5oihr, hufy lfqfsk 10 a s&fyi
Biecx, i5c 10 sse yard.
Med hands ~ gallons 70, sssqmins zt,19e.
so1rs
10 white or ecsa. 25c 70 81
Woulan's a foaeh Of ne sisssgg -oo3 fstsr
feeS 5rightln that old dark rocSs
BLACK, lse 10 s. Is yard.
fsanufng 5,eth INK sn0lmv asnes boek Oh
zefg
D.se:s a1.rs'y n=l, sls;a figured IS nehss wide
SEC 70 3.
All acw laees just from abroad, half
and sAigd under price.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Fresh white frocks for little

Fresh white frocks for little
girls-Mothers who make the acquain-
tanoe Of these new two and three year
old irocks will never sit at home and sew
their fingers off again, We're sure of
that.
The iil;ie 81 iIoek alone. with its simpiensss
and good, generous width is going to show
how mucb cheaper it is 10 buy children's
clothes all ready madethat is, Il YOU buy
them in the right baby store.
From s.. IS 70 $s.75 the dresses grow finer
and little more elaborate.
faoby store second aoos, FIRST gallery,
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

7 y IaIdII IdIlID Ja-NV--5 WI PIVT"yIy ~
Eton jacket Of broaltail Persian, with IN
sertion Of ern:ine in the collar aud fancy owl
head buttons, 500 from Si25-origiually $3.50.
Another Persian lamb jacket with collar and
revers Of Bolivian chinchilla fancy lining, $foo
from S125- originally $3.50.
Siberian squirrel Elton jacket, With full
bishop sleeves. S75 from SIP. 500 originally
$225
stiila few Leipsic dyed Persian lamb jackets,
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
For SIS. a $3.50 Edition. Of sir
Walter SCOTS Novels
.nook siore. IhIsteenth streetl

Uniform in style and size, with the
Temple eazfion OF Shakespeare. Printed
on tough Opaque paper. The small 16mo
size Of the volumes makes them conve-
nient for handling aud for carrying in
the pocket, if desired. 4S volumes,
bound in lambskin leather. Sold only
in sets.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Tie Wasamsks,- "Brlg1ieSfaad Be5kN
or heafsrs-S2. IS, were $3.50. The
brass oil tank holds gallon enough to
Keep the sieve going Tor ten hours.
Gas raGsaso1s, six heating tubes, al
uminum trimming, $50, we're $3.75;
nickel trimming, 1915, were $4.75.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
White China silk blou,es-more

pleats less lace and longer wear, is the
motto of the new little, blouses in today.
One style for $4-ihe body of the waist
pleated, aud a single row OF lace and frill
around the collar aud cuffs
One style Tor 81. 5o-pleats everywhere-the
front, the back, the sleeves the collar and the
cuffs.
Second floor. Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Ten S7.25 rockers, IS. SO.
Natural birch. highly polished,
cane seat, shaped arms; six same
pattern. qaartered oak S usually
ST. So
7h1rfy-IsVe So rocke1s, 81.
Mahogany. cane seat with arms,
spindle back and carved top.
Eighteen. IS. rs rockers, 81.
Mahogany. cane scat with arms,
shaped ban.stsr back. carved top.
7hsrfy-.kyee S6.z5 chairs,
81. SO.
Cane seat. box inlaid, spindle
back, well built and finished.
Ta0eniy IS chars, $3.50.
Natural birch, carved back. cane
and box seats.
7wsnty-foHr $40 dresSers,
81. SO.
Golden oak, straight front, 5Sx1s
n, three large drawers, shaped
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Corsets for slender Women
Main Aisle)

MAN hlsIeI
Many women who do not pay more
than a dollar for their corsets will find
these just what they want.
Csc c. B. a Ia Spirite corsets, girdies and
short waists.
81. C. B. a la spirite Of batiste, in the new
est models-iow bust dip hips.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

with the gleam OF pretty color All en-
body spring fashions as they have come
from abroad That was their purpose
to give you the first mixing OF The pretty
new styles.
One suit is trimmed with linen one Of the
newest features in spring style; many have a
touch Of the new Hibefnian green; beauty in
mems suitipg--a pepper and salt mixture with
a tiny thread OF red lis trimmed daintily with
a tiny black aud white silk braid in which is
run thread Of glowing crimson But every
suit is fne elegant distinguished.
Tweeds, mems suitngs. chevots, in blue
and black mostly medium length coats.
Second floor, Chestnut street
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
New crisp veilines-2sc and Soc a

yard, worth just double.
The clear plain mesh so becoming to most
everyone, with chenille dots-big little sim
ely and in clusters. Black and black and
white effects.
Arcade)
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
The Wanamaker Store
The Wanamaker Store
The New HOrse-GOOds Store
on the Fourth Floor

ready Tor service again with complete lines Of everything homan
needhaness boots saddles robes blankets whips medicines
the little sundes that would expect find that knows
business
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Take advantage of
the almost zero prices
on these fine coats
for women.
Warm and soft with their
Innings and irterlirings, full
Of rehnement and good
style Paris and Berlin put
that in--aud just as good
for several seasons to come
as now. SEQ from S45 and
$40, $50 from SIS, SIS from
sos, $40 from $3.50, $50
from $14G--42 in all.
Broadcloih, zibellns aud silk,
appliqued with lace. braids.
velvet; some with touches OF fur
about the throat; three quarter
loose. some Russian blouse sty
coat a woman past her FIRST yout
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
The Wananakcr Store
The wsrarnaker Store
TfeanYAL n
H~stdey c0~ay Stare closes at $50
For the S11iverirG Thousands
Store closes at $50.

The newspaper foT seriously i'll write his
obituary in type We're going the plan M Coa
brings his temperature up normal will be service to
people told Of in the following prescriptions
will be useful
Hug gas oil stove your ordinary heating plant isn't
up cnersencY-sone here today reduced prices
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Our I8c madras for shirtwaist,

the selfsame stuff is selling in other
Philadelphia stores for CSC yard its
regular price. But the supply we have
ON hand (the surplus product of the
milN will be sold out for 1Sc.
It is 6ne and soft in texture. with beautifully
wovea stripes of color running through.
,No-theast OF centerl
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
The Rogers Triple. Plated Fork
and spoons and the Quadruple-
Plated Tableware

have been moved to the Cross Aisle
some patterns are exhausted, but there
is plenty OF good choosing still, and the
same price economies prevail.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

" hlte lawn aprons-enough to-
day for 720 women 20c apiece-and
you'll be paying 25c again for the same
sort OF things as soon as these are gone.
,cfoss Aisle.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

But we regret to say
hat the Premier is in
such demand that deliv-
cries cannot be made for
some weeks we shall
have samples on exhibi-
ton later and will then
announce the date that
deliveries can be made.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
So 5 for $3.50
spring walking uits
for women,

Right at the beginning
OF the season, too
Francis and Paquin sent
some of the ideas that
have been builtinto them
the slashed shoulder seam
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Another shipment of spring

AnOIHer SnlpmenC OF spring
ribbons - $500 yards Of soft satin
Liberty come straight from the looms,
to sell for zoe yard instead of 50c-
woven especially for us during the dull
season.
To get the best idea of the worth of
this ribbon hold piece up to the light
That will show how fine and even and
substantial it is.
81 inches wide; white. cream, pink, blue
cardinal, nile and mauve.
Main Aslel
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

OPsN gas gyaIeS = asoestos oaek-
cheerful and poweriul-$1 IS, were $5 so.
The radiators aud open CRATES eau be con-
nccted 70 the gas pipe with a rubber tube cost
ing but Sc a foot.
iBascfnsnt
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Note Especially

Silks in the Arcade
Laces in the Arcade
Dress goods in the Salon
Ribbons on the Cross Aisle
Suits for women and girls
on the second floor.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
until spring means paying SIS then for what


standard. beveled plate mirror, 1sx2o
in. polished.
Ezghf $25 dyesserS, $50.
Ouartered golden cak. swell front.
4sx2l in. two large and two small
drawers, shaped standard, French
plate mirror, 2sxs4 in; three IN
weathesed oak.
Za0enty-f5O0 natural bErch
dTeSSeYS.
42x2O in. two straight drawers,
one shaped drawer, French plate
riirrors-nine, Sl7 usually SIS; two,
S2t usually S31. so; three. $50 usually
S27. and eight, SO usually SzI.
EleVcn SZ5 EXTENSION Ia
6leS, SO.
Chartered golden oak tops, o-foot
extension. as in. diameter, huted
legs. highly polished.
7zyelvs S55 bookcases,
22I.75.
Polished golden oak. single loaded
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Women Planning for Spring

will find by the that February
the novelties For the very of things novelty cannot
be much duplicated and later the the best gone
to return
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Pull up the blankets

Pull up the blankets
and comfortabies LII
you need some blankets
there is a lot here today at
$3.25 (turned down by the
Navy Department because
Of slight specks in the wool
and sold to rs at a dis
count), which would ordi-
narily cost much more, be-
cause they are afl-wooi,
sohsfe, and Of gooa Quahty,
weighing seven pounds.
Other 5laNkefs anu conn
t0yta5les 5Ooyfh haa7ng.
White blankets, pure wool filing
on light cotton warp. 7OxS2 inches,
s Mounds 44 % Dafr. TSksd fnri.cq
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Zero (Fahrenheit) means
nothing and shat's not
Joke, either. 1t is simply
the point where Fahrerheie
terroneously) thought the
greatest degree o. cold was
reached, aud was produced
by a mixture Of salt and snow.
The Cenfie1aas is the only
scientific thermometer, and
zero Oh it is the melting
point OF ice-couesponding
to 81 degrees Fahrenheit
or ihe freezing point, which
is practically the same thing
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

The PASSING offhe Horse
was humorously pictured in
Lite the other day by a
broken down automobile
along the road being
passed" by a feet trotter
hiiohed to a stylish rig. The
smile Of the driver OF the
horse was in marked con-
trast to the appearance Of
the chauffeur lying on his
back under the automobile
fixing the machinery.
F0y moral see aufomo6ile
advertisement 6elow.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

with box front and revers high collar and bell
sleeves, $S7. so were $175.
A Persian lamb fancy Eton jacket, with man
doiin sleeves SIS was Slso.
The half oxen squirrel lined coats from
abroad still LETT are reduced to Sls--at the be-
ginning OF winter they were $50. Made Of
mixed cheviot, lined with gray and white
squirrel.
Second aoor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Silks to Wear With r.
Real Lacesand Sablcs. I
Icy a third 10 a haH cit
~ price.
85c soefe Sz25, $3.50
and 50
81 acre z.50 10 81. SO
SIPS sOsye 81 10 IS o.
81. So sCeyc 50 10 81
SI.85 sOsye 81. SO to 81. So
81. 50 aVeye SO 10 so
So acre $50 10 SI2
IS s0ere SI2
Yet prices tell only small
story. The silks are The Fl
France and Switzerland, and ]
SO low only because a waist
length Of a kind is left.
Arcade and Wes, Transepti
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Sample Trunks, So to $40

paying
sell onehrd of the usual
price. to $20--usualy SO to $50
mems trunks, trunks wardrobe
with bound Only
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Q porads, beautiful hnish, $3.50 pair.
Scarlet blankets very finely carded wool both warp
and hiiing S3.75 pair commonly S..
Cotton hlled confoftabes coverings OF pretty siko-
iins, tuted with aephyr, double bed size s. each
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

eqnaled anYgOkeye at tie
Przce-but we do not neg
lect the general line of
horse goods.
In this between-season,
just before the spring things
begin to come in, we are
S-sancvlg brzces on all our
aOzHier , 06es and blankets,
and it is a good time for
horsemen to become ac-
quainted with the store.
Those 5 4 Baker stable 6lan-
kcts--t the standard SIS blanket
all over the country-we are
selling now at So. 90.
4 square hycz0 ovey blanket
of very fne quality-the only
blanket OF its kind permitted
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Putting Off Furniture Buying

be bought now for $50.
glass door. So in. long, IS in. deep.
90 in. high; same in mahogany
S2s.5 usually $40.
Fl0e SI2 tables, So.
Mahogany.
.Szx So tables, so.
Natural birch. with drawer shelf,
square tapered legs; top, l6xz4 in.
.Ssa SO tables, 81.
Natural birch. with a drawer and
shelf.
Thtyty SIP chsffonnseys;
50. so.
Oak, straight front, fve drawers,
lsx32 in. top. shaped standard,
beveled oval mirror, l6x20 in. T; six
are in weathered oak.
! ZVsnky-nzne SzO.50 chzt-
fonn1eys, So.
Oak, straight front, Ave drawers;
oblong beveled plate mirror, 12x2o
in. five in weathered oak.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Harness stores, as a arule,
are divided into two
classes:
H. Those that keep a
general smattering ofhorse-
goods, usually inferior
grade; and
I'D Those that make a
specially of certain things,
such as coach harness, or
road harness, or something
else.
The WaRamakey store
not only KEEPS everytkzng
tndey tie suN that a hoyse-
man a0ants, but sells ony
me batter grade. As a man
from the West remarked the
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

other day: 7 have been looking INTO
harness stores all over the country and
find nowhere so complete line OF both
ry-day, practical horse goods, and
the fine, exclusive things that so lew
stores keep.
We have our own specialties, OF course
such as our S25 harness, aOhsch as not
It's the same store on the fourth
the store that fitted out Cresceus and
but with better light more elbow r
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
And by the WAY. This fourth Flo

is of the parts of the since the Art
Galleries have been opened there and better games
baby carriages, sporting goods and smokers articles
there's
hnk
ordinary bits
Smokers tables left Christmas being closed 81 $4
were$4 o
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

The moral of the story
told in the horse goods ad-
vertisement above !" The
Passing OF the Horse") is
plainly this: Oct a reliable
automobile that uOn't easily
get ostt Of 0ydsy.
Such motor cars are told
of in this announcement
today.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Two Great Automobiles

tcyfnaey I6-F0yse boaer $3.50; aHA F0uVeaH $500
(4-cyknaeI 4o-jzoyse boWey $4,000
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

The two types Of the
Pyenzer are remarkable
the $1400 tonneau because
it is the ouly iour-eylsnaey
5Oafey- cooled motor car SELL
lng az tins losO tzgHys; the
$4,000 type because it is The
lznest and best motQy car
made an Ameyzca, zgsthOnt
eree6tz0H.
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testants submitting the third, fourth,
fifth, ETC., best estimates, reckoning
from the first answers received.
The awards viii be announced IN
the issue Of April 10. The names,
addresses and the estimates submitted
by the several winners win be pub
lished In connection with the ar
nouncement of the awards.
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