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Grip Colds.

Laxative Promo Quinine, the world wide Cold and
Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call for the 1uu
name and look for signature Of =. w. Grove. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
SIPS and ST .A8 Saline Petticoa

nquanyB Saline ncrcIah
of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Statistician Hyde's Letter.

In compliance with your recent request,
have the honor to send you the following
table, showing for each of the last five
years this departments preliminary est-
mate of the cotton crop of the United
States. as published in December of each
year, exclusive of linters and sample cot
ton and the total amount of. cotton, in
elusive of lnters and sample Cotton, mar
keted in the corresponding wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02

TITO IIIIdteS Oh tNt amount ACTUALLY
grown are not strictly comparable as they
stand with the so-called commercial crops,
which represent the amounts marketed in
asmuch as each commercial crop includes
not only from 2k to per cent of linters
and sample cotton, known commercially as
the city crop" but also cotton brought
forward from preceding years and so much
OF the crop of the succeeding year as may
nave been marketed prior to September
l; while, on the other hand, a deduction
mas to be made for cotton of that years
growth marketed during the preceding COM
mercial year or carried forward to the
year following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02
Dress Goods Department

Dress Goods Department
I'D floor, q street).
Tuesday, Preliminary Opening of
The New Spring of 1905
EIigl1=Grade Wash Goods
Advance Foreign and Domestic Now
elites, including i'm part:
French Printed Tulle (or metz,
Organdie Lisse,
Mercerized Eolienne,
Printed Silk r1ousseIines.
Belfast Dimities, i'm cluster cords and
checks, etc.
And quite a variety of new styles i'm
David and John Anderson Ginghams and
Madras and a new weave i'm Oxford
Cheviot.
This early showing OF the spring cottons is par
cuarly interesting those going south, affords
an opportunity for the selection of the beautiful
designs which are always among the first shown and
often not duplicated.
locl.o secondh G
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
White Goods.
1st Fl. Centre.


THE PRESENT DISPLAY OF
PLAIN AND NOVELTY WHITE
GOODS is QUITE THE MOST
IMPORTANT EASTER SHOW
ING OF SUCH FABRICS EVER
MADE BY Us. FOR SPECIAL
SELLING
INDIA LINON, 30 inches wide;
would be splendid value at 1Oc
121sc. a yard; sale price. AVS
INDIA LINON, 4O-inch. TO-
13c. quality at. .............. ASS
VERY S H F z r p r r A n
LAWN, 81 inches wide. 25c. 4 o.
quality at
IMPORTED FRENCH ORGAN
DY, 6S inches wide; very desirable
for graduation dresses, confirma-
ton dresses and women's c1 9O
suits; a yard, 24c. to-. y DAoOS
ENGLISH NJ z r G z RIZ E D
MADRAS, % different styles; dO~
30c quality. a yard. ....... ~
FINEST QUALITY MERCER
IZED MADRAS, our own impor-
t tation; twelve dainty designs, in
cluding the very popular dot Do
! ted effects; a yard d..... 80
DOTTED SWISS, 2S inches
wide. four different sizes OF ~
dots; 25c. value. a yard. -. AUN
FINEST QUALITY ST. GALL
sWISSES, medium size dots; ? A<
J0c. value. a yard ....... O-FA
SOFT FINISHED NAINSOOK
suitable for women'S and chill
dren's underwear: 80 inches wide
pieces OF twelve yards. ca AZ
per piece ...... sVAS-FS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MTornen's Waists.

2dFL
Ar soc SHEER WHITE
FAL O%N LAWN WAISTS
in square yoke effect, with tucks
and one row embroidery ana TWO
rows lace insertion: tucked pach
and attached trimmed stock collar
At 00c SHEER WHITE HE
the fronts made in the new sur
DIice effect, trimmed with open
work insertion; detachable vest,
side and back tucks.
At S1.9S-FIENMES MS Wa1sTs WHaTs
in the new military effect, with
Val. lace shoulder straps; entire
front of fine Open-wOrk panels.
backs tucked. fancy sleeves.
AT So. Oz-Choice Of three
AS styles Of SHEER
LAWN WAISTS; trimmed with
all-over embroidery insertion and
side pleats, fine tucks and Val. lace
insertion; or with tucks to form a
vest on front, finished with en-
broidered tabs and pearl buttons.
AT So. .O6-LING G E r E
70 sell at $3.50; made of sheer
French batiste, with imported
hand-embroidered front with lace
insertion, embroidered collar and
cuffs. fine pin sleeves and
back.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Handkerchiefs.
LIST Fl.

A6k ii.
WOMEN'S SWISS HANDKER-
CHIEFS, hemstitched and I D.
embroidered, each ....s..... A$S
MEN ALL Ii n f N
FRENCH HANDKERCHIEFS,
hemstitched and lace trimmed,
with hand-embrOidered script 1Qc
lnlIlaiS
WOMEN'S FRENCH HEM
STITCHED COLORED BORDER
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
with hand-embroidered ini- NJ
tials in coIors. ........... ~
WOMEN'S FRENCH HEM
STITCHED ALL LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS, with hand 1Rc
embroidered block initials. ~
WOMEN'S ALL LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS, lace trimmed; OAo
35c. and SOC. values, at. -. %S@
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
(EverY pIece stampee

y y
BON BON DISHES, full size,
fancy border. French gray finish,
CSC
FRUIT BOWLS, plated frames
with Bohemian glass bowl. enamel
decorations ........-........D 81 "a
CONDENSED MILK HOLD
ERS, satin finish, fancy borders,
96c
SYRUP PITCHERS. with plate:
various styles. es................S1 I .SS
CRUMB TRAYS AND SCRAP
ERS. French gray finish, wood
handles ............. -....S = 60
COLONIAL SOUP TUREENS.
medium size. 80. IA
TEA SETS. four pieces - pot,
sugar bowl. creamer and waste
bowl ................... 80
BREAD TRAYS. fancy border.
$1.1S
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
| inings.

MERCERIZED PERCALINE
in black and all the new
shades: 1Sc. quality. a yard. AC
BEETLED PERCALINE. in
black and the staple shades: -
lSc. quality at. .. &c
SATIN SERGE. an exceptionally
strong coat lining; all shades: 40
Jllc. quality ..-..... DOC
We also otfer, at greatly re-
duced prices. a collection OF ran-
nants OF PERCALINE SATEFNJ
MOREEN and ALL SILK lily.
INGs in al colors.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

SIX TEASPOONS,
regular price. $1.24;
sale price.....-....04c
S 1 X BL E.
s P 0 o N S, regular
price, $2.4S; now
SIX D IN n E r
FORKS, regular price
S2.4S. now 81 .2S
SIX D E s S z r T
SPOONS. regular price
S1.30, now. .4Sc
SIX DE S S f r T
FORKS, regular price
pa, now. S1.1
SIX c . F F E E
SPOONS. regular price
S1.46, now. CSC
SIX O Y s T e r
FORKS. regular price
S1.71. now. SAC
CHEESE SCOOPS.
regular price S1.S3
each, now. .44c
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Elannels.
L. IL. asth 81. 90

GOOD QUALITY OUTIN
FLANNEL. in variety Of X
patterns; yard . w
SCOTCH FLANNELS, 27 inches
wide, in an assortment of
styles; values up to 35c. aa0
yard ......... 4C(
FANCY IMPORTED WAIST
ING FLANNELS. suitable for
Shirt Waists or entire Suits; regu-
larly 60c.. zoe. and Soc. aAn
yard, sale price. e.........% %9C
We offer IN addition q large col
lection OF short lengths OF White
Goods and Flannels.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Hollow Ware--Quadruple Plate.
ed with makers name. }

WIN no nakSrS ; n6rnS.)
CANDELABRA. 2 to 5 light,
Gp8. . 10. = 70. o
BAKING DISHES. with separate
lining, various styles So. 90
ODD SUGAR BOWLS. each
ODD CREAM PITCHERS, each
csc
CHOCOLATE POTS. several
Styles = 90
WATER PITCHERS. new style,
satin finish. rococo border. S 80
CRIMPED NUT BOWLS, gold
lined, squirrel handles. rs
DOUBLE II A ND L z CAKE
DISHES, openwork borders. S .9A
COFFEE SETS. 4 pieces-pot,
sugar bowl. creamer and tray,
BISCUIT JARS, full size. 81 SO
CANDLESTICKS, 6 styles,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Girls Dresses.
"a FL, B'way.

HIGH NECK DRESSES, made
Of blue or brown cashmere, with
round yoke Of plain silk finished
with braid-trimmed bertha; gored
skirt; entire Dress lined through
out; sizes, 4 to IL Gd O%
years ..........s... ~
IDE-PLEATED r U s 81 A N
DRESSES, made Of good quality
brilliantine, collar and cuffs, braid
trimmed. embroidered emblem on
sleeve, deep hem on skirt; ca IA
sizes 6 to II years. ..... V-s'@ y
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Our Spring and Summer Cafa-
IOgus-5o0 pakP5-wtll b sent Free
upon request % patrons residing be-
yond ths limit Of our regular wagon
delivery sorvics
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
WOmen's Petticoats.
Girls Coats.
ID n. R,way.

HALF AND THREE-QUAR-
TER LENGTH COATS. made OF
tan coverts. gray homespuns and
blue cheviots; sizes 6 to 5000
IA years "
MISSES THREE-QUARTER
LENGTH COATS, made of fine
quality tan covert cloth in a loose
pIeated model with self-strapping
sizes. IA, 16 and Is S11 OF
years ............... " - Y
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Corsets.


Fine white Batists'
trimmed with lace; straight
front. bias cut. dip or short
hips: value s1.OO; 6OC
special at....-.---.-.
Imported Corsets. made OF
iinon, trimmed with embrOid-
cry edging: straight 'front.'
dip hips: sizes IS to q Q0C
in: value S1.75. at.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
WOrnem's
Negligee.
% FloOR

Kimono Dressing saOqueS
made of figured lawn. square
yoke back and front; fancy
border down front, AOF
kimono sleeves, at. -
Wrappers. made OF striped
eiminity; yoke trimmed with
two ruffles edged with lace:
skirt % finished with 20
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
faster Sale of SilVerWare
IL INVOLVING
Standard Quality Quadruple Plate.

Spoons, Knives, Forks and Serving Pieces made by
VIM Rooers Of Meriden Conn The Nvare-heaVy,
well made, standard quality; the Patterna pretty
rOcOcO Representatives OF Hotels and Festau-
rants Of the will probably make very heavy
demands upon these sale assortnents In that hint
@C+ the
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

BERRY SPOONS,
regularly S1.19 each /;
now .-..-.s.... .OSc
B o U I L L o n
SPOONS, regularly
S2.@ set. ST. 10
SALT SPOONS, reg
ularly ice. each; now
SUGAR SHELLS.
regularly S4c. each; /;
now ............... lOC
BUTTER KNIVES,
regularly 49c. each;
now .........-..... l &c
NUT PICKS, regu-
larly csc. a set; now
49o
CRUMR KNIVES,
regularly S1.36 each:
now ..........-... S0c
BERRY FORKS,
regularly S1.SS a set;
now ...............76c
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
M uslin Underwear.

Fl
CORSET COVERS:-
Cambria, low neck. French style,
trimmed with two rows lace inser-
tons. beading with ribbon and lace
edglng -----..-...----.-... - c
Nainsook. low neck. French style.
trimmed with embroidery edging
with ribbon drawn through. .3Sc
Nainsook, low neck. French style,
trimmed with two rows Of torchon
lace and embroidery insertion:
beading with ribbon and lace edg-
Ing -....-.........-...-. .4Sc
Nainsook, low neck, French style,
trimmed with three rows Of Point
de Paris lace insertions and three
rows Of beading with ribbon and
lace edging ....................7Sc
Better qualities at prices pro-
portionately low, ranging up
10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - %
WALKING SKIRTS
Cambria, trimmed with cambric
RUNE. tucks and torchon lace edge;
finished with dust rufle. at .A9c
Cambria, umbrella-shaped cam
brio rune, trimmed with hem
stitched tucks. extra small ruffie,
with deep lace edge. 800
Cambria. umbTella-shaped lawn
RUNE. trimmed with FIVE rows OF
Point de Paris insertions and lace
edge ........... .79c
Cambria, umbrella-shaped lawn
ruffie. trimmed with five rows OF
Point de Paris lace insertions and
AA-E LA5E -s-sr-s-ss.. t1e1C,
Cambria. umbrella-shaped lawn
rufile. trimmed with tucks and
deep blind embroidery flounce. .OBc
Cambria. u m bre ] as h D a
hOunce, trimmed with wide per
pendicular lace insertions and lace
ruflle ............... so
Better qualities az prices pro-
portionately low. ranging up
70 ..-.....-.--........ .S3 4 90
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16


GOWNS
Can't brio, VS. a p { d neck.
trimmed with two rows Of lace in
sertions and cambric rufle. 39c
Cambria, N-shaped neck, yoke
formed Of fine tucks. fancy stitched
lawn rufiie .................-...5 5Sc
Nainsook, low neck, trimmed
with embroidery insertion, fine
embroidery edging with rib
Heavy Muslin, high neck, yoke
formed Of fine hemstitched tucks
and four rows of pretty embroid-
cry insertions and embroidery
eoging ----.----..- -.-... SsJc
Nainsook, low neck trimmed
with TWO rows Of Point de Paris
lace insertions, beading With rib
bon and lace rufiie. at........ S9c
Hainsook, square neck trimmed
with hemstitched tucks. two rows
OF hne lace and one Os embroidery
insertion beading around neck,
with ribbon and lace edglng. we
Cambria. square neck. trimmed
with pin tucks and dne embroidery
insertions Ia yoke. with embTOid-
cry RUNE below and around neck
-0CS
Better qualities at prices pro-
portiOnately low. ranging up
70 ...-....-.-..-.----..S > L.-aS
DRAWERS
Cambria. trimmed with tucks and
tucked cambric rune. 2Ae
CaDbric lawn rune. trimmed
with trcks and deep tOrchOn lace
t4kllB 05c
Cambria. trimmed with tucks.
hemstitching ana deep embroidery
@-ee-ANE = tyE
Muslin, trimmed with fine tucks
and embroidery rufle, at...... .ASc
Better qualities at prices pro-
DoJ110n8tely low. ranging up
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

SOUP LADIES. reg
ular price $2.49 each,
now ............S1.13 8
OYSTER LADIES,
regularly S2.19 each,
now ...............S4c
CREAM LADIES,
regular price. 66c..
now. ...-.......... .SSc
GRAVY LADIES,
regularly Sic, now
c o L D NJ e A 7
FORKS, regular 74c.
each, now. .29c
PIE KNIVES. regu-
larly $1.49 each, now
SOC
1924 FISH KNIVES.
1924 FISH FORKS,
69c
CH IL D r E N S
SETS, regularly Csc.
now ...............54c
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

IRISH POINT LACE CUR
TAINS, In white. ivory and ecru.
including the products OF all the
best manufacturers In st. Gall.
Switzerland. offered at greatly re-
duced prices
S5.24 quality at S3.z4 pair.
S5.74 quality az p4.24 pair.
$6.4S quality at So. I4 pair.
S7.24 quality at So.4S pair.
RENAISSANCE LACE CUR
TAINS, mounted on heavy French
net, with wide insertion ana edge
Regular S7.4S grade. now 9o.SS
Regular $S.T4 grade, now %. .SS
Regular S11.5O grade. now SS-SS
RUFFLED BOBBINET COT
TAGE CURTAINS. with goods
wide lace insertion and edgtnS;-
$3.50 quality at S1.24 pair.
Sl,9S quality az = ! .4g pair,
S2.25 quality az s I .o9 pair.
SS.65 quality az 2.49 pair.
Estimates submitted for AVN
ings, Window Shades and SLIP
Covers. Furniture re-upholstered
l equal 70 new at very moderate
prices
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
soc. Dress Linens, 2,

ROUND THREAD. SOFT FIN
ISHED LINEN-very desirable for
waists and dresses: SO inches wide:
sold by others at SOC. yard.
We are now showing a complete
line Of Old Bleach White Linens
for Waists and Dresses.
Linen Dept. 1st FL. rear.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
DRY GOODS.

Summer Delivery Along the SEN
coast from Atlantic Highlands &c
pe,mar commences Monday. April
II.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

wOMEN's COMBING JACK
ETS, made Of sheer white lawn;
entire garment scallOped with PINK
and blue stitching; Special AOC
for Tuesday. aY.....
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Dlack and Colored Silks.

slk section. Isl ST
In Black Silks Of the best values OF the seas naP m
,ilI be tomorrow. One assortment 81 Pea
fic1Iar interest is a 15OO-yard lot OF
Macy's Special" Taffeta at ggc: stock.
Of manufacturer
make up
months output Is
e e md we Could dispose that quantity II the
ones share the Other offerings
Fecz Crepe de Chine, all silk "a inches wloe' 6oc
Doubie1Vidill Crepe de Chine bright ana 81 10
T1,oTbie-Faced- Dress Peau de Sole, our 00c' soc
wards. special All -
T93T3orted Chiffon Taffeta, 43 inches yCloe' very
degirable for coats and wraps, value @z'oO 81 so
cg6 Al imported EoularoS @ 6 @1G afSered It
reduced prices.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Italian Faience.

On the main floor we display a
recent importation OF MAZZO-
RELLA FAIENCE from Naples.
It includes baskets. vases. Jar
dinieres. &C.; all richly glazed and
decorated with fruits. birds.
leaves. &C, in natural cOlors, bas-
relief. Prices range from ST At
TO S19.S9 each.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
GAsTER cHINA, Bric-a-Brac and dlass.
'sStraus'' Cut Glass

OLIVE and ALMOND DISHES. CELERY TRAYS. SAIL
BOWLS, &c-an OF them lately produced IN own
anOD on he
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

WOMEN'S CAMBRIC Walk
ING SKIRTS. with umbrella
shaped lawn fiOunce; trimmed with
tuclxs; two rows of wide lace inser-
ton; extra small ruffle. with wide
lace edging, and finished with dust
ruffle; special for Tuesday nNc
ar ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06

our AUTOMATIC B-MACHiNB poe.
Hosa.s advantage ANA automatic feat.
urcs found Boz none of the other love
priced machines ana although a. is
without some of the Improvements ana
recent Inventions which are only om-
bodied in our latest" AUTOMATIC, Il
IS by far the best and most desirable
low-priccd machine that can be obtain-
ed,
NEEDLE-shortest On use-straight
elf-adjusting-can be SGT wrong
ATTACHMENTS-best in use--self-
adjusting as far as possible-no screw
driver required.
SAFE-the most delicate use Il with
ease and safety
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06

Japan The officers selected this year
will have to embark early next Feb
ruary. Two complete years will be
passed I'm Japan exclusive Of the time
occupied by the passage out and home.
A preliminary examination will take
place after four months actual resi-
dence in Japan, and another eight
months later, and failure I'm either Will
necessitate an officers immediate re-
turn. During their second year of re-
sidence, which has a final examination
at the end Of IT, the officers will be un-
der the orders Of the Military Attache
at Tokyo, and will keep a diary, to be
forwarded every month to the war
office. A special allowance at the rate
of 1900 per annum during residence in
the Far East accompanies the appoint
ment, and two further sums Of ElOO may
be earned by certain standard Of
success I'm the examinations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06

Theodore Thomas, the great orches-
ira leader who died Wednesday, was a
wonderful man. He had a genius for
work, and no amount of drudgeTy APP
palled him II by 1t he could achieve the
results he desired. To him are due two
accomplishments, different in kind, but
both important. The most important
was the very great improvement in po-
pular taste in music which was brought
about during the active period Of his
life, and very largely by him. He in
sisted that the way to improve public
taste was by giving the public the best,
and not by pandering to an uneducat-
ed taste. He, more than any other or
chestra leader, popularized Wagner and
other composers Of high quality. His
example encouraged others OF like
views, but not such strong charactr,
in maintaining them. He absolutely
refused TO lead in anything but high
grade music. His other accomplish
ment was the introduction into or
chestral playing of what is now uni
versal-uniform bowling among the vio-
Inns and violas He held that II the
best bowling for any passage of music
were adopted for one violin, It ought to
be for all, and that II It were adopted
for all the best results would be OBJ
tanned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06
HOLSTER DRUG GO.
Fort Street

on the sidewalk while a cloud Of dust,
which must have contained all sorts Of
denominations, flew up the street full in
the faces Of the dozens of people who
were crossing to the post office A 1T
tie later, in a lot between King and
Merchant streets two japanese were at
work beating a carpet, while the near
by street was invaded by a choking
cloud Of dust. These were merely a
couple Of instances noted casually and
there is no doubt that scores Of SINH
lar examples can be furnished.
The time has passed when people.
who pay attention to these matters are
looked upon as cranks. The danger is
very real and should be very obvious.
The Legislature has full power to deal
with the existing conditions and much
may be done to improve matters at the
cost Of a very little trouble.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06
Matters of
Public Health

OF the minor breaches Of hygienic
Jaws INC Hue OF whh undPued Among the
disease II cannot be doubted that the habit splitting the sidewalks
ranks high Some prefer
AngosANon word Is better after all has
ana mas been proved beyond her
to rid the human body Of poisonous ba numbers
inc VA ana Is TACT that these Of disease
dud to powder are merely seeking Judgement person
order TO commence active operations
this beyond dispute TO doubt that
gwen the proper conditions even leprOsy might be
IN most large cities laws against splitting effect and
while would be idle that these actually prevent the practice
Is very certain that they do great deal towards
The subject not particularly II is one which
may be brought home observer at nearly
hour. ''
suggests 100 the necessity Of shops
at some hour when the % the public In most cities
II made breach Of the bylaws shop on 10 the
street after the hour Of In the
earlier In Honolulu the wePngs from blowing up the
streets at nearly any hour OF the day and the principal thorough
fares Is no uncommon thing
and dust out at such time they f Only afternoon
Ghnaan was observed on khahuanu street beating
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06

What opening "the unpublished chap
ters Of the record Of the past admins
tration," and making things hum"
has to do with the question Of clinging
to antiquated and archaic police meth
DDS and police drill and arming, The
Star is unable to see. The riot call
and the riot drill Of the other night,
which the Star crlticlses, is a heritage
from the last administration and adj
ministrations before the last, which the
star suggests to High Sheriff Henry
he might very well and very wisely
abandon In favor Of more up to date
methods. IT is to be hoped that High
Sheriff Henry Is not so suspicious Of
the motives Of respectfully worded sug-
gestion and criticism as his self APP
pointed knight defender, the Adver-
tiser, seems 10 be. At the same time
let II be understood that the Star will
not put the slightest obstacle I'm the
way Of opening any unpublished re-
cords Of the past administration or any
other administration and when events
are happening that make things hum,
the Star has the reputation of being
right In front In the matter Of giving
the news
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06

WILCOX & GIBBS New Automatic
Sewing Machine. "
A fresh supply just received, includ-
ing the New B-Machine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN

II the easiest and lightest running
Sewing Machine is not the one you
should select above All others.
A seasonable present at any time Of
the year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-06
THE AQUARIUM
Now Open
AT
KAPIOLANI PARK

THE AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
On Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to
6 D. m. and from to 9:3 o'clock p. m.
On Sundays 1t will open at p. m.
and close at $3.50 p. m.
ADMIS ON will be FREE on
thursdays. On other days a charge
will be made Of 10 cents to adults and
s cents to children under fourteen years
OF age.