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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-25
Big FURNITURE VALUES

VIII BE- found at and secondhand fur
ni:ure and carpe; salrsroons: everything neces
sary TO furnish p1rlcr, bedroom dining room.
library ard kitchen. including mahogany. GOLDEN
oak. b.rd's-eye maple and weathaged oak pierce
brass and iron beds. m rugs. carpets. lace
curtains portisrcs. bedding. etc We can save
you ?: Per cent, on nev goods aud % 10 100
per cent used Goods Sharp. shrswd tuyerN
will take advantage OF shese prices LAnsan
Storage Co.. sa,eArooms 1901 Morgan ss.
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RUSS AND CURTAINS.

ROYAL. SEAMLESS ADMINISTER. sxi1. SIS. u
SEAMLESS WILTON VELVET. Oxf3. LIS
PRO BRUSSELS Ruo. sxi2.....-............ SD
ANMISSTER CARPET ......-..---....--... .E
BRUSSELS CARPET .--....--...-........... .59
These are special bargains for this week.
Come early ard get the test selection.
IMPORTED LACE CURTAINS are sale
this week at just half price. ws have I.2oa
pairs Of importers samples. two to six pairs
Of a pattern
100 CURTAINS ONLY Observation-Disclosures = 50
80 CURTAINS ONLY ..................... 9..s
10 81 CURTAINS ONLY .................... 500
and all sthers in proportion up TO IS psr pair
We also have n large ass rfment OF other lace
curtains 1t from SIC per rair up
THE REQ STORE Ill. Olive =
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RlIllolp rElisaapH SCHOOL.

stzs-l. . - s,s-1s ~ y .7t 49, - "a
a.rss as s~Sg-~-zs5r~. -cA-s :. - c--J-
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yl.I.y, PERMITS,

.rr=' ur.ll.:-. S Z" 3 N'r'ruh. ia"
-sf - a King. Broadway Uri Locust.
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MACHINERY sOR SALE.

oSt. HORSE rCwf-f fl9.voi, di-,~-'-carrsas
-nr-r- In ta-esr crop. Clayton And Ma
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&TAYL0R,

You know Of us: we would like 10 know you
ws cordially invite YOU TO call and inspect our
furniture and carpet apartment. We carry .
large sock Of NEW. HiGH-GkADE 0Ot rs.
t:.st ~s sell a; popular prizes. We ave our
customers thousands Of dollars yearly. WEY
I.o. make your dollars court when buying fur
niture and carpets? We guarantee our goods
to give satifarfioi refund your money.
LASGAN d TAYLrRS u CO..
IN Washington ave-
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B.RSES' NI6HI SCHOOL.

NY ws=--..-sg a.: Sr=:sr sv~.t.Es s-s=
> 5s-ANcz Eeg-- Az r'-s- a.: s~isCt sC.S-
e.u s-Ss~-s EsS-. {. Hs-cs;iIe sS.S. S--.s
A. -Ss.4-
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HEAP wAxrD-NALE.

063A1 A1 6AAS01AA<3Ss
s~a>sas~sss~~rse~e>s>>s
DOys.
>aeaaeeaoNAAAeeaoe aoeeeeAAaANAAAAsNA0
.eSe v s sS; Se;se = - 4.;. . ;;,;: :; once, mus;
be nes. $50 Fa.rrpourt
BOY sboc; "a wear. old to clean store and
carry bundles: .e: Ds:.nar.
wssun 81 Goo ifeiicw ave.
--.---------..S.-.
,ence ,,ss.rr-i a. SnrI,c. = '''< "''A
ROY "a y.s,. ,,J = ies,n 1s.ciry ,nanufuc-
tuIirS trade. pI. 3. Republic.
BOY fer NEN, factory WORK Ro.enthal-sican
Millinery Co. 1915 Washington eve
R0ys GO, :. xc,-, =, -. E,c.,.,r Ro,
aad M.g. Co. asss n. Twelfth st.
p0YS-E1re,,e,,c,d nov. 60 ,,-,. On Gem tn
sole. wertheiner-schvart. Shoe Go.
BOY-E,iEht. .n,eiicent hey 10 run erran.s.
w $50 -. = ,,,,:. s;,,- :, :, eTaI N
g.S - 80, S-I. =! -: -.
ks:
EOyS Eyf,v hov. .ver "a 1e.1e Of aSe f1r
stock work IN wholesale house DI. s.. Re-
public.
-. - - ------- :, =. - -,
r.rS,a sSl mspssi. aE,iV in own hanuTrl,ipx III.
$. Rspuslic
-7IC - ,--,.,,-- ,-,- g. cI,,,n.,-ro.,,o -
DOYS-Er.rh, bcy, hetve-, n and rs wears
., axe: capabi. .: atvan"ss..er, ;or wholesale
house pI. - R:raei:c.
ts c?hone sxchaES-. Caris'y Fire clay Co.
Giayois anl N9E.anlota :2tc.
BoI-stisht by w!shss enriSymen,s & s :" k ieatn IN
,h. pho;o-E,rh ;:ace or anN oih.: uace or or
Ne W. - = -; = 49,. - a7 over: mus.
hc stro.s ana fiaAe '.'at appearance -
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Ia, .e-s nssEss~ ts1p ..s-Ss - Eroaa.
-2S ne eas 81 . bargain. tnrss nStors end
al srro<Sga e7EfpneEs. hb<rai .;er-ns ous.
xsases "a A. HANiLrOy
~ Roe bgi..loS. 81 LoSaG ~
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Western Salvage Go.

We are headquarters for slightly used furni-
ture. We have for sale this week the contents
Of ten pr,va;s DWELLINGS four Handsomely fur
nished fats cas large retail furniture sore.
that bought for So cents on tn. dollar. CON
chairs. d!vsns rockers. folding beds. bresa
beds. iron beds. bedroom set. wardrooes. cane
seated chairs. extension tables sideh0Ar,ts.
couch.s. linen. blankets Bru,seis carpets. AK
minister rugs. SKA new. ti2 Sd: linoieum Brus-
s.is RUGS sxi2 new SO IS and everything you
can think OF In the furniture and carpet line
AZ half cost WESTERN SALVAGE CO.
AZ
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Young man with some experience In meat:
ir.' y. COMPTON.
YOi NJ; men 70 sell gods on trains: steady
WORK: rn1-i wages. sos Walnut.
Young man - wagon and take care OF
knr..S: references .e..N -Mlgnnlia.
Vol NJ; men .ysrn.S 20 lean t.lsrraph.n:
Union Electric Telegraph 60. -. y. Third
SOI NJ nan to distribute samples. refer
-ncrs- Room ]. oregon Hotel. Sc, a. n. "
TpI NC :. ir!v. laundry wagon. cash
f"I.d r-'la red good salary. Mercantile Laundry
Co.. sS,a Manchester
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COOPER SHOP MEN.

S;aye foint.rs headers rafse-s. EeadinE ,c:it-
TIE INTERSTATE C>norEEAGE CO.:
Madison III
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THE REPUBLIC WANT" ADS


HELP -WAHfED-EEAAlE
0s0segiRlo.
-srs' s;s1 i .~.;; f.n;i,. 4 <. ss3ss.
.hf.t: Ssai .oes e xsss:. ssss 70 "a! 1!as..L w
HoCsEGIRL-G!rl Tor seasrai hoass~e'k.
HoTsgGIRI-0iri for senefai houss~ost.
Ees MorSah
HorsEGiRL-6iTi for s'neE'i houss.O't.
H0UsEGIRI1-Giri Tor Gsnerai heusewort.
<Iss Westminster.
HoCsEGIRL-smal family. no washing.
Call lses Cook ave.
HoUsEsGIRI-Whi,c g.ri for general house,
vo,t. t2c: Morsan-
HOTsESiIRI~:sis Pine.
HoUsEGIRl.-G.rn,,n girl for general house
work. .51tA Minnesota ave
TOTsf.GIEi(-Good r!ri cor Family o: three:
~ iaun4fy. .z.ia Wet PIN.
HGUsEGiRL-G!ri 70. general hou.ewo.k In
snail family s.lI Shenan 1oah ave.
HoCsEGIRL-GeEnan gil 70 sss:s; with
hoGsework: q good horne: - D.lmsr
wa'a IL Il ;ay 1 FL NsM tss': n0e.
F0T sfCiIeII-G!rI for general hou.ewerk IN
srTcn family: good vases. III Mes. 6eLc:
0TsEGIRI-Ge-rnan s:rl tor general ~, house
not 0TsF!GIRT-CoT-f .t-nt gil t.r dining
room ard hOasewrrk hppy t:s WashiEston:
IICI sECIHI--G.r. fCr general homework "a
family oc three Adults; no ~asninS- eh'
HoUsE,5IRI-G,rI for general h:usewo.s:
w!th .. without washing: good waGes AZ
E0T:gEGiHi-G!:. ar housework: no wash
inc. ro~: wages. FANNY OF two. -'- VIZ
H0CsE-;Tf:L-5i-r7aaa riTI To- e-a.: al house
work: small fam !y: no cooking. ~ Aiiay
cite.
UTTsFGIHT--1ioc-. German h0u>e:.rl. mus,
Erow how 20 sew. t-!nS references EascA
H.TsFsifRT-Young riri for gsn-rai hou.s.
w.: srIa.! family: German p'eserfea- @i''
s,ii..,aa i1dS,.. j. ST; Clair ave. Ess, st.
L5uis.
TTTT=-T.1!II:I-Yognr Eirl 10 ass!st ir hsas.-
work; god home. Apply al oLcs .'-2 FAR
TovE~GrT,.-Cc-npereIt sir' ~ sencrs!
Morgan =. ------
.g,.I-s ;iT.I--Vhi5e sIT: foT general hoa-.e-
W3,k. s:...l! house: good 'cie'ehces' APP:
a.. Mar ari-
!!cT--rGIf.II-G:rI ior Erreral Il usework:
81 a. s,ns:'y. - Simpson place. west OF
Ma..i1 t.aee-
~ :,niit Il! .oasr~ .SS s, 81
H0''SEG -HI-l:xP.I.. NJ: rtr! &; .saaa meta
.ssi=, raT's: srI,aI. family. 4si5 AcPherson
TI0T7 SE.iIVI--IiifI or IrI,!,ilc-arsd woman for
rGE-ra! E0t.se.otk. with or N!,.ou; wasting:
In r.r. it,' Felt ave-. rear fss-
HoUSE,iIi!I~ F:Es,-.:a,s ctr, q. s.r,.,:l
an: sr., . '"G aaP,1 5P f1i., s sis:s fs .fe. I
rGOK-No washing or ironing. 3sil wes.-
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SELKIRK'S STORAGE

81 tre1rzrs -..~sui r-ovfr1 fsra,R 40.
.-f--frr 49,. |Al.-ssz t7~rs-t b. ths
Srs,s .5s --Tzrs~--sf ~ a e. ~ tue. bfri
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RUGS.

We have an Immense stock q rom ru1s ana
CARPETS Of all kinds sale at ono-hlR their
ar-Gal vtiu~ h.aGriftil rs''rrnS n a vtn nrers.
v-Iyets. boiy brussels tapestry and ingram. oil
sizes and grades. Our lccs,ton. which own.
means ~ biz saving 70 you: bring size OF your
ronr Lansan Storage Co. saiesroonls 101l
n ryan st
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=, -,-sI s. - u T. -. -A-aa..-y -
.--s.s - -Eser tss-za1-. gig L-.s
-rus TNEr--v tsas
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PARTNERS WANTED.

STORAGE AND MOVING.
->
aS
.CHT ssgrsy. a-f MOVING 90. fS'S-'s rss-
Tor. b1-Isd v.-rNTr.s. r1~E'rR ship. ing. both
pHsr.- I. J. W''H-vv nnsEar'r-
aSrpI,-iS SrS-sv. srf NTv're 20 Z-is
CIfys-Nn-'rS 8 srEtrF FNt-p!rE Ill storage IN
s.r.a:a-s rUcrrs- h0'h -E0'es " VI tarR 'ale.
yOSpf-Is v.r"t"Es". H.rry g Hish- Sfnr-
sr- -. Movie Co. iIt2-l.iS Frank, n ave.
-Er-sv rsvp-~.1 vN~r s--t-sr ra- - -
NEW YORK s>--pPc -. Twenty .~~srf snf
Uzsr-IrT, rr sN'T ftrE ard -'pTaTs = isTni-
's.r- ~ tri"s's -r-''rss p0Tk guaranteed.
spr--H S9'% storage Al N~r'-T -. '-Nf-
rFr-' GIA-s. - EiE'HH- N's'r- = :.
WS LYONS ---' Ptiv. - .-i-- ~ -'.-'-.
GO s-s-pr- psgk'ur sni sh!plfnK. furniture
49, ~frHN "r~- I--1sfF TTt-
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HELP WANTED-NALE.
clerks sad Salesme0.
Cf.ERES ar! c.s.- sSSss;satS. Ss7.tie y-u-:
IT,. I.s'a1 isra. t-ufarF tifs
gl.FfA-.r-s-f tai r.~rE s1d srJ'TitNT f5F
E-r..-as ass T~4-E i. -. ts.gt.sT
Tr.VFES- -IsH-r..E ~,--k. .NF~--aa.i n
s-.ElrS p z-s 3 tlsas. 81 !<isr Er,-
Es-r--E F<
.Ez--s I-..z.zsE -Eg-aa- Grl- s'-rk. :! .>sas-
lr H.r
:-E--.5 .--.r-5.-- yls..sssrss .--E si,5s cSfa;-
-H- Irs-la ~. n-Ee
FEE-,2 s-Is-zk-A as -l-ss q. :E-~- - ,ol-
sza-.. -rrFrsr1-l N-z-z-a= sr-s-T-t. -t.C y.
E'1zr-.~rsE
T-NPEPgF-NfTy = e.1zs - --st-g s-scE c..-s
s--v- f-~e- SI-.r az isz>as
YUF n; -t- - aSscs .,-z. give Evf--..ce
.xg. arsrzr = sEz us-9rT1s-Er UL y.
Elrgs-s-E-
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.--T~r rr1ffssl- Fra1.sTs I'd ur's- ysltx
v...F-a--7v 49, n f-'g's- - sf.s' a4il. E---
s-r:ur-.c. Re-; oryssstrs- Aesa.mJ. f-iI
@N1.'1ag
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STORM BUCClE$

FOR SALE-MISCELLAN
.~>~~-<~ >>~>S>>~I~>~>~~~~>~~.~
AAA Westsch martels. two for &c. af Con-
don Bros. los Market
A HOME FOR EVERYBopY: book OF II.
illustrations q city town and country resi-
tlenCss and cottages. sent for 20 cents. J Il.
LeTr. architect. IL I.ncus; 81. ST. Louis. Mo.
REACTIFI-I. hand -carved nut mirrors u
each medium -sZ., safe. 81 Olive.
HEST PLACE 70 buv paints varn,shc, white
lead. Great Western Pain; Co. sIs Manchester.
CASH reGi.-er: cheas: almos, aew. su 5.
Eighth.
FOI.E sireI. GlIw-r Merits -l.-;rc lamps
y, volt.: COS. 81: s.'i chsar no I5. Republic.
IcF OF gas fixtures: ~iII Sell cheap. .s:l
Eastoa ave.
SI.w ard secondhand Billiard and Yool Ia
hi.s. Easy ;iym-nIs: rent table yi'h prfyi-
'ese cr bUylnx. modern bar fixtures B-Grs-
wick r. 't@-c.!l@rdsr Company. iss : Fourth.
T'-'l .ri'Is.st corner J"rs-sun hrd sullivan
FArER cutter. tyre. p:ess. stands. stones.
ess-s- = ;. S"cond -.
RApIA-oE.; from the Iaad-u Ho..I: - good
% ne.- -. Louis Betting and supply Co. SO
Teu-'h :.
n~ss. VIII bear closes; investigation bls ".
aer!b!c.
1, %, haTh~r H,ture~ ror 0re-nfth yaIu.: for
eIr-h~- Information call a: I-aciH:e Hotel Bar
he: shop !p'u!u!"k.
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Nisceilaneous.
">~--~-~~-~>->->->r-~>---
APPRENTICE 80 'oarn art tailoring a.:
!.r-ssrrakinr Apply :>ao Laced. az.
TI-4w NsIIEH-w Wan dishwa.aer :o- res
iau-~rt v0rh N-i'~ - P:n.-
TTSHVENSI5F; 5F;I:--.I: owe Olive Restaurant.
TTSE4WN~IIs-ES. Waite cirI d dshrrsa.rS: So
- won't. W-si Ed Hotel. Naniercnicr a-i
FT,:FLofF MhKER<-EIpcri.nced ~ vrIor-
makers: s's. girls to ..1Tn: hirs wages az,
s,eatv employment i:esse Envelope g.. tpi
GIRLS f5- facj6rT w5Tx: steady positions
r:,.I.att and carr sts.
cfTl.~ = .xre'.~rcs to work In r!ckIe fac
to-: ~ y 80 :, wv =.
GURUS .7r f.ct0ry wrrs. steady err!r,nent:
g. va--s sau''e-n M'lis. IS > N!rth-
Er.d VA S:.- ra-H M'Is loos $: ':!"yenth:
GfF;I-S 10 prs, !,,!,,> garments. cxr.rien..
- r",'sSarJ McrteIs E7". &. & y. Co. 1918
IIEIS-Twe!vs y"uus rirls to run .mfIoi,,
e-y usrr-nes Western Embroidery Go. II,
N6-;E Nl-,h.
r0T7S'.W II!7S-TNo houseInaii, s.. Likes
E1er,r.r. - uslrL az
0I-T1 'e7,.- 8 wi; rI7 Fas'cn.
TP"wuMAN-Coiunhia I-unchrooa'. N'
y >.-.i-A -
"INNI:I,ss Two 80 a'l-arOund Primers, 80
wNN~Hrrn. f.HHisS - l-a-r N-'r'"r-s'nr man
'~r.r.r= ra..-' ruaSrae" Sh;r''-'"iy cr electro
'-r-. "a .r.ratS :. great ~rh"Ui- N leading
c'Eia- To-. weeks r1EIT's-e- ~ nt:- method. 'r"s
rrr.- .vs.a-t 'r~'-lr'i--S. uur diplomas assure
.n.-'.y.l.l- Il. ,'p wages. Gall or wri'-. Moi-r
- ..L. AZ
WOMAN artists mode. wednesday - m
- .r..'a. r.HT
WOMAN. Sr-r!s-rrf s:rl ,cT cooking and
'sg-I in gya-S. vH=.. So slT' Morgan.
WOMAN =, work 81 s~-au-sr'- Grs E.,--c--
YDF-Ns Er-T r1r 0fH~~. German p--rsrrei
ca - u - rrrz -.y~1-h and FrarklIE ave.
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Tue M!KADO'S WEALTH

The yearly allowance of the Mikado,
which is at the same time that of the
whole imperial family, is now $1,000 900.
Besides, he has the yearly incomes of
100000 from the interest on the &c.,
100000 which was given 70 MIN from the
war indemnity received from China ten
years ago; of $4,000 from his private
estates, which amount to 100000 or
more; of 100000 from the forests, COW
ering an area of 5,124,S73 acres and
valued at s512, 4S7. 300, at 500 an acre;
in all 1880, 900. Thus his yearly net in
come amounts to 81, $50 900. There are
in all sixty members in the imperial
family. inclusive of eleven married and
four widowed princesses, who are mem
bers of the family by marriage, not by
birth.
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THIRD DIVISION.
SOUTH AFRICAN CARPENTER
CURED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLO, CHOLERA AND DIAR-
RHOEA REMEDY.
Glass.

Mr.. Geo. Taylor, a carpenter at Port
bad attack of cramp collie and dysen-
terry, says: IT was so bad had to go
to bed, when a friend of mine gave me
two doses of Chamberlain Collie,
got better at once. The third dose
completely cured me. am never with
out it now This remedy is for sale
by Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents
for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20
THE KAISER INCoGNITo.

A diplomatist, whom, for reasons OF
ton, recently told that journalist that
the Kaiser had more than once visited
Paris disguised as a motor-car me-
BILE to do SO again at any moment. The
same diplomatist said that the Kaiser
wants to humiliate England; that En-
glish statesmen know this, and that a
conflict is inevitable between the two
nations for the supremacy of the world.
The Kaiser's motto is God in heaven,
and the German emperor on earth. -
Argonaut
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20

Nervous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS break
down is oftener due to overworking
the digestive organs than to mental
strain as such Abstemious habits in
eating. combined with some attention
tol exercise, make it possible for one
to do an immense. amount of hard brain
work without injury: but to attempt
anything out of the ordinary in the
way of work while subsisting on the
ordinary stimulating diet is to invite
diSa Star
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This is d condition (or dsease) TO which doc
give many names, but whicA few OF them
really understand. 1t Ia simply weakness-a
breakdown, as 1t were, OF the vital forces that
sustain the system. No matter what may bs
Its causes (for they almost numberiessS,
Its symptoms much the same; the more
prominant being sleeplessness. of pros
tration WEAKNESS, depression OF spirits and
want of Energy for all the ordinary affairs OF
life. Now. what alone 1s absolutely essential
In all such cases is INCREASED VITALITY
vigour-VITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY TO
proves that night succeeds the day this may
throw or these morbid feelings, and experiences
be more certainly secured by q course OF the
celebrated nfe-revfving tonic
THERAPIoN NO.
than by ally other known combination. So
surely as 1t Ia taken In accor1 lance with thu
printed directions accompanying IL, will the
shattered health be restored. the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH, ana
existence impaired in place OF what
had lately seemed WORKOUT, used up and
va.ueless. This wonderful medicament Is pure
ly vegetable and innocuous, is agreeable to the
taste-suitable for all constitutions and condi-
lions, in either sex; and IT is difficult to int
agine a case of disease arrangement, whose
main features those OF debility, that will
not be speedily and permanently benefited by
this never-fatling recuperative essence. which 10
destined to cast into oblivion everything thar
had preceded IT for this widespread and nunner-
GUS class OF human ailments
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20
BETWEEN TWO EXTREMES.

John Paul, chief steward of the JEFF
enjoys the rare distinction of being a
grandfather and grandson at the
same time. His baby granddaughter
has just been born and his grand
mother is living at the age of ninety
seven. John Paul is forty-six years
old
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POULTRY EXHIBIT
Continued from Page ID

CONTINUED from Page II
and Silver Penciled, Black and White
Hamburgs; Red Caps, Golden and Sill
yer Campines.
Glass 6-French.
Houdans; Crevecoeurs; La Fleche
and Favorelles.
Glass English.
White, Silver Gray and Colored
Dorkings; Black, Buff, Diamond Jubi-
lee, Spangled and White Orpingtons.
Glass exhibition Games
lack-breasted Red; Brown Red:
Golden and Silver Duckwing; Red
nish Indian Games.
Glass 9-Pit Games.
SECOND DIVISION.
Glass 10-Bantams.
Black Breasted Red Game: Brown
Red Game; Golden Duckwing Game;
Silver Duckwing Game; Red Pyle
Game; White Game; Black Game
Golden Seabright; Silver Seabright;
White Rose Combed; Japan, White
Crested; White Polish; White and
Black African, Buff White and Black
Cochin, Light Brahma.
Glass 11-Turkeys.
Bronze: Narragansett; Buff; Slate;
White: Black.
Glass 12-Ducks
Pekin; Aylesbury; Rouen; Cayuga;
Colored and White Muscovy; Gray and
White Call; Black East Indian; Crest
ed White, Indian Runner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20

IF ones face is too red. be careful or
the diet. Take no hot drinks, but cool-
ing ones Don't wash the face with
cold water, nor when you feel flushed
I,uke-warrn water is better. When go
ing out in the sun, wear a thin ven
Hot foot baths are also said to help
in q. case of this kind.
Authorities differ on the subject OF
removing blackheads. but all agree
that the diet should be simple, ana
great care be taken of the digestive
system. An application of good coat
of tar soap and hot water every day TO
the face will often remove the black
heads. which can then be squeezed out
by hairpin and few drops OF eau
de cologne used on the spots Steam
ing the skin once a fortnight TO soften
the blackheads is another remedy ad-
vised. and the spots are then squeezed
out By the fingers. A little ousths
over the suots with boracic acid pow
der is advisable. and the face may De
washed every day in this powder, ols-
solved in hot water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20

Those who suffer from stoutness
should take plenty of exercise; never
eat potatoes or bread, no suet or rat
and never eat and drink at the same
time. Thin biscuits or toast may be
taken and never touch milk or beer
IF this is persevered with, a satisfactory
result will follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20
THERAPION

Is sold by principal Chemists throughout the
world. Price In England 2 70 and 4/6. In or
dering, state which of the three numbers re-
quired, and observe that the word ''Therapion''
appears British government Stamp Gin
white letters red ground) affixed &C
every package by order of His Matesty's Hon.
Commissioners, and without which it 10
forgery
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20

Small warts on children's hands,
when they appear in numbers, can be
got rid of certainly and painlessly by
keeping them constantly moist with a
lotion made by adding two drains of
dilute nitric acid to one pint of water
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20
NOTICE.
Horse Clipping

Electric machine, experienced man;
horses called for and returned without
extra charge, CLUB STABLES, Fort
above Hotel Street; Telephone Main
1os
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20

Perspiring Misunderstanding hands
are source of great annoyance. Tine
ture of belladonna applied to the palms
will lessen the perspiration. This is
poisonous, SO it cannot be freely used.
Eau de cologne, with per cent. of di-
lutte acetic acid, is quite harmless. A
convenient way of using this liquid is
to carry wide-necked scent bottle
containing a small sponge which has
been soaked with the preparation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20
Glass 13-Geese.

Glass 13-Geese.
Toulouse; Embden; African; Brown
and White China Wild and Egyptian.
Glass 14Pigeons.
THIRD DIVISION.
Glass.
Capons, Dressed Poultry, Eggs.
1t is expected that as is usual in
similar exhibitions on the mainland,
the local merchants will provide a
number of suitable prizes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20
LITTLE AIDS TO HEALTH

When a person has accidentally
swallowed glass, it is a mistake to adj
minister a purgative Instead, allow
plenty of crackers to be eaten or thick
oatmeal Cruel, or anything similar, so
as to protect the intestines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-20

A splinter can be extracted without
pain in this way: Nearly fill wide
mouthed bottle with hot water, place
the injured part over the mouth and
press tightly. The suction will draw
the flesh down. and in a minute or two
the splinter will come out.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-11-16
Progress IN Sleeping Cars.

On one of the Chicago railroads
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
way there will be introduced within a
few days new style of sleeping car
which will be recognized at once as a
great improvement.
The improvement consists in To-
eating the drawing-rooms in the CEN
ter OF the car instead of at the ends, as
at present. AS these drawing-rooms
are often taken by people who are in
firm or i'll, such people are not much
benefited if they must ride over the
trucks. The noise and vibration are
hardly offset by the righteousness of
their immediate surroundings.
Although some of the new cars will
be used at once, many more are to be
constructed, and that, of course, will
require time. When the new service is
thoroughly in operation there will be
a luxury in American railroad travel
never known before and people will be
able to bear railroad transportation
who otherwise could nof survive it.
OF course, when such service is the
best in America it means that it is al
so the best in the world.-Chicago
Chronicle, October Is, 1905.