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The evening world., 1905-11-21

ORANGE MARMALADE
An excellent dessert
for breakfast these cold
mornings. STERLING
BRAND Is made ex-
pressly for US in Bel
fast, Ireland, from Sc
lected bitter Oranges
and Sugar; lib, stone
Jar, tic
CORN RELISH - Packed
by Mrs. klyord; so wide
ly advertised as a most
piquant relish for use
with cold meats, 60;
regular 25c. jar for lSc
CELERY SALADE
Packed by Dunkley In
the famous Kalamazoo
region; II has the true
celery snap; regular
30c. ID. Jar, 25c
RICE STARCH-Absolute-
ly pure, adapted Tor
laundry and culinary
purposes; goes further
than. any ord dinary
starch; produces a bril-
liant white and does not
stick to the iron; may
be used either cold or
warm; especially recom-
mended for culinary Dnr-
poses In the making Of
puddings, cakes and flno
pastry; regular 15c. box,
l2c
NUTS-New mixed nuts;
q splendid mixture and
variety; 2 lbs, 2oc
IMPORTED 'SULTANNA
RAISINS - Thoroughly
cleaned, rich flavor; lib.
package, lee
ORANGES -- Selected ia
maica Oranges, thin
skinned and very Juicy;
per dozen, zoe
FISH - Fancy Selected
Goldfish Middles; thick
slabs; per h., lac
BAILEY STEAMED
BUTTER CLAMS-AIost
delicious for making
that homemade clam
chowder; regular Csc.
can, Ice
The evening world., 1905-11-21
BLOW Of PICK
CAUSES EXPLOSION

Nr"o than dfty laNorcrs were picking
away in the New York Central Railroad
cut a, one llll.red Anl Forty.ninth
street early to-day, when selesla Mas
sin, one or the workmen, who had a
lantern near him, stuck his pick through
a siy-inch gas main. belonging 10 the
F'tsch Gas Light Company.
Instantly there was a flow OF gas
from the pipe, which almost overcame
Massia and the workmon near him.
Then there came all explosion, which
sent Massla down hole twenty feet
dtep and threw the other workmen
IRON their feet
Following the explosion came a burst
OF Hame rom the pipe, which shot h.ga
10 tne air, lighting the entire neighbor
hood The ftemen came, but they could
ID nohlng to check the flames. For half
IN hour the gas burned furiously be-
ioie the conpany's offices could be com
Of.
by this time the worhmen, most of
them foreigners, had become panic
.tTcken, and Win picks ana shovels
mad fled from the cut. One o4 the fire.
The evening world., 1905-11-21
SAY HE ROBBED ATHLETES.
Youth In Charge of Bronx Oval
Cont Room Arrested.

Fred Dunko', eighteen years old who
had charge Of the cQat-room at tho
Bronx oval. on Southern Boulevard
was arrested to-day at his home, No
S7l Brook avenue charged with having
rined the pockets OF about hfty athletes
who were competing On the oval on
Nov. |.
The police said that Dinkel had
searched the pockets OF every Carmen
left In his care, and that ltfore the
games were over he boarded a freight
train for Bridgeport with several hun
drod dollars In money! jewelry and
medals for athletic prowoss.
Since then Detective Tompkins had
watched Dunkels home, and when he
appeared there to-day he was arrested
and taken to Morrisania Police Court
where he was held In 1900 bail for eX-
animation on Thurday.
The evening world., 1905-11-21
STAMFORD IS ASKING:
""IS THERE A DEVIL?"
One of Its Pastors Declares There
IL and Another Says Hes
Only a BOgcy-NIan,

STANFORD, Conn, Nov N.-stam.
ford people are discussing two sermons
On the devil question preached bere
sunday one by the Rev. A. Eugene
Bartlett pastor OF the UnversaiIst
Church, and tho other by the Rev. J.
Church. '"e p"puSt
The devil has never existed outside
OF the imagina, ,lonl Of men" declared
tne Rev. Mr. Bartlett. "Chrlstlan .neoe
Pc nave largely given up the beIIef in
u.,emohlacal possession which is men
uoned In the Bible, Gradually thew viii
siHHE sHf, up ne superstition Of a devil"
.,.t !onE punishment for guilt on
taa,r0n " not az variance with the ra-
M Soriai Character OF God, surely a long
punlsnmont OF guilt In eternity is not
az a. variance with Gods paternal charac-
.er said the Rev. Mr.. Richardson.
The evening world., 1905-11-21
MARY E. LEASES SON DEAD.
Six Operations Performed Before
Fatal Climax.

Charles II, Lease. a son n Mary n.
Lease, the lecturer ard champion
ot womans rights, died asst night at
the POSTGRADUATE HOSPITAL. lie Ead
been operated upon six times during he
last twelve months for uppyuulCitls
and kindred organic troubles,
The last operation was performed two
weeks ago, and trercat'er the young
man failed gradually untl delth came
The funeral will be held from his
mothers home, No. Gi East One Hun
drpd and Twenty street
The evening world., 1905-11-21
NEW ROOSEVELT BOOK.
A Translation of Ola Irish Poems
from the Ga eIfc.

WASHINGTON, Nov. n. - President
Roosevelt may IN tho near future pub
lIsh for private circulation a book oil
old Irish poems which he has translated
from the Gaelic,
Dr. Douglas Hyde. the eminent Gaelic
scholar and founder and president oil
the Gaelic League, who is delivering lee
tures in the United States win be tn,
guest OF the President at dinner mex
Saturday.
The President was taught Gaelic b.
James jeffrey Roche. He wants Dr
Hyde's opinion Of the translation he ha.
made before he gives the order 30 print
The evening world., 1905-11-21
Plain, UnvarniShed Tale Of
arCollapsible Joint
Unfolded.
ROULETTE ALA BOLSTER
Police Captain HodginS Finds
Nest of Chips We'll
Feathered.

THE Mystery Of the Folding Gamb-
ding Den; or, \ stack Of Blues on the
Pillow" Is the ttlo Of the latest mys-
tegy solved by Capt. Sherlock Hod.
gins, Of Mercer street station, and ac-
counting for the presence Of a new and
ornate piece OF furniture among the
Mercer street decorations. II all goes
10 show what the hard-pressed gamb-
Ter will do to put a bet down under
meath the I'D,
In these modern days Of condensed
living In collapslole fats, with COM
, essed parlors, accordion bedrooms, in.
visible dinIng-rooms and elf-risng
kitchens, a collapslble poolroom should
be nothing odd, The New York gambler
Is nothing IL not up to date. The latest
fre-escape, the newest steel door, tho
~ ost modern alarm for his. Hence tho
story.
"sensed" Gambling Joint.
Capt Hodglns was sitting around his
campfire IN Mercer street when his IN.
ward consciousness told him that a
gambling house had been opened the
night before, Gambling is as scarce as
snowballs In that warm place you've
heard about since Hodgns came ND
from Oak street to supplant the recent
Bourke
50 the captain took McGee Roy,
Hampshire, Raynes, Farrcly and Brown,
and they gathered their axes and crow
bars til they resembled crowd OF
Russian moujiks asking for a raise OF
one kopeck. Some time later the sleuths
might have been observed carving their
initials with axes on the doors OF a
house In Thirteenth street They said
not much, but cut wood while Hodglns
read the Sunday Worlds comic supple
mont.
There were three Doors to out through
-lce-house doors, denotng that the ice
would be handed 70 the unwelcome But
HOdglns G. Co got In, only 20 find q
Sabbath stiffness and the odor Of bum
Cigars filling a quiet manse.
II certainly looked like a harmless
enough interior-mos persons would
nhNo lnOURnl tDbTe WAS upNilHk 9u'P'
clous looking except the open WINDOW
Through which escape was made.
Riddle Mo, Riddle NE,
While the sleuths were looking at the
bare room, which showed no trace OF
gambling table or any kind OF table,
Capt, Hodgins asked;
what has four legs and feathers ike
a chlcken1"
whats the answer1" they demanded
pretending II was all mystery,
"A bed" said he and they all made
rush for toldingbed plated up
against the wall, II was a massive,
oid fashioned bed and Il didnt come
oasy but finally they pulled Il down
In the bed, Instead OF bedoiothea, were
q roulette wheel and sweet-board
sleeping peacefully, while a faro oox
and two thousand chips had been hastily
spanked and put to bed,
An in0f9ensive- looking ittie uphol-
stored tabourette, with fancy scrollwork
nd jewelled sides was found TO contain
on electrical key 70 control the game
II was brace"
The bed was the hit Of the piece Ut
was weighted so mat II would ny up AZ
the slightest warning, The "iilsey
Club"-apparent the tide OF the bunch
that disappeared via tho roof.did not
get one snooze out OF tho bed, which
will ornament Police Headquarters.
"They may ring In beds" Gays Hodg-
ins "but we're not sleepers."
The evening world., 1905-11-21
sT0WAWAY IN COAL BUNKER
Yankee sailor Stranded In bondon
Gets Home Free.

On ths Atlantic Transport liner M
saba, whioh arrived hsns from London
to-day after a very rough voyagA was
Ernest Kelly, . sailor, Of Maiden. Mass,
who slowed away on Nov. 1 the day
before sailing and wss found asleep in
Q coal bunker the first day ouk
Kelly said to-day when be landed that
he was stranded In London and had no
0thsr way OF getting home. He was
locked up for twenty-four hours after
being discovered. but after that was al
lowed to work his way across.
Kelly won't to ths home Of his sister,
IN Brooklyn. when he arrived here
The evening world., 1905-11-21

meme discovered Mass;ia lying uncon-
fclous In the hole He was dragged
cat and found 10 be badly hurt. Not
only had he been burned bui tho fall
INTO the hole had Injured him severely
pt3l.
AGter daylight me worl0men we're cor
rallied and brought back into the cut.
The evening world., 1905-11-21
GOT WRONG CHAUFFEUR.
So Declares W. II. ID. stokes
Whose Auto Was Held Tn,

W, e. D. Stokes, owner OF the An.
sonia, arrested with his chauffeur. Ftet
H. Beard. for speeding on Pelham
road. sent his brother, Thomas Stokes,
TO the Morrisania Police Court to-day
with a letter in which he said the ar
rest was an outrage,
He wrote that the policeman had
been following an automobile whioh
passed him and that the officer arrested
him instead OF the real offender.
Magistrate Walsh held tho chauffeur
In 500 bail, which was provided. foI
drial.
The evening world., 1905-11-21

LEKK0ENE HAND SOAP y,
Smooth texture; a fine 4
cleanser; per cake, DC I
BLUING-Coleman's Acme 1
Blue; will not streak J
the clothes; 4-oz. cake, (
&c: 2-oz. cake, 4c I
AMM0NIA-Royal Brand; J
full strength, clear Am J,
monia; pint bottle, dc (
SPINACH-Vlctory Brand, I
Southern dry packed ]
Spinach, free from grit; \
regular 1Oc. can, &c I
CIDER - Finest quality, I
sbeolutely pure, golden }
russet Cider, including \
Jug, per gallon, 35c (
CITRoN - Finest quality )
new Leshorn Ciron, per 1
lb., iSc >,
FIG S-New crop large :,
Smyrna layer Figs, lus- I
oious, tender fruit; per !
lb,, l5c.; 3 lbs. for 4oc -,
DATES - Finest quality I
Hallowee Persian Dates;
rich, meaty fruit; lib.
package, &c 1
FIGS--Pulled Figs, finest 4,
quality selected Locoun
Pulled Figs; per box.
2oc ,
SOAP-Armo,ir's Flotllla, ,
the oval floating soap; 3 .
cakes FOR 10c
SECURING SOAP - siesel
Cooper's smooth and ,
surface Securing Soap;
4 cakes, Dc
ORACKERS-Sugar Wat
ers, Albert Biscuit, ,
Cheese Biscuit, Select
Soda, DC. per package; 3
for o5c +,
CRACKERS - Lemon 4,
Snaps, Ginger, Cracker !
Meal, Corn Hills, 7C. lb., J
1 lbs. for 2bc 4
CRACKERS-Pretzelettes, I
German Spice Drops, ]
Manhattan Mixed, DC. ]
per h.. 3 lbs. for 25c (
csi.ssl Cooper store, 4th Floor) 4
.v~~~y
The evening world., 1905-11-21
MURDER SUSPECT FREE.
Deaf ana Dumb, bur Police Held
Him In Middletovvn Case,

MlDDLErowN, n. T., Nov n.-An-
ouner OF the arrests Of Innocent persons
VINO are supposed 10 be chsaaes N.
Hodgers' suspected Of the triple olnsy-
ineenlok murder, was made near Fiori-
"a. Orange County hst night.
Ine man arrested was deaf and dumb
tors before the arrest was foimd 20 e
"A mistake "
The evening world., 1905-11-21

{cREAM SUGAR CORN
J Milford Brand: very
fancy New York State;
4 per can, 30
<EARLY JUNE PEAS
J Hubbard's g Canastota
} brand; choice New York
( State; natural color,
I uniform size, per can, DC
fCoFFEE-Dlnzer Blend;
very fine quality; spe-
cially blended for after
dinner; fine favor, deli
cate aroma, good body;
( per h., 25c.; AZ lbs,
I 800
The evening world., 1905-11-21

PEAS - Anne Arundel
Peas, very small, tender
and natural flavor; reg
ularly zoe. can, loo
LOBSTER-Finest pack
ing Of Star Picnic Lob
ster; per can, Hoc
MACKEREL - soused
MaCkerel, Pickert's we'll
known Crown Brand; a
most delicious dish for
light luncheons; large
oval ID. can, 100
KIPPERBD HERRING -
Scotcn hlppered Herring;
Marshall's we'll known
brand; large oval can,
1bc
PRESERVES - Fountain
Brand, finest quality, Sc
lected whole frait and
pure sugar preserves;
raspberry, strawberry,
peach, ounce, black cur
rant, red currant, apricot,
damson, green gage; per
dozen, s3,25; lib, glass
Jar. csc
PICKLES - Fountain
Brand, finest quality,
crisp, snappy gherkins,
mixed pickles or onions,
these pickles are grown
and packed under our
own personal supervl-
sion; we guarantee the
quality; large 4O-oz. bot
tie. SOC
CATSUP - Fountain
Brand, finest quality,
made from this seasons
selected red ripe to-
matoes; properly sea-
soned and absolutely
free from any colorlng
matter; per dOz,, $500;
pint bottle, l7c
MUSTARD-FInest quail
ity wine favored mus
tard; gallon jug, 46c;
h-gallon jug, 20c
COCOA - Kohler's nne
quality swiss Milk
Cocoa; lib, tin, 65c;
h-lb. tin, 33c; h-lb.
tin, l7c
The evening world., 1905-11-21

MACARoNI-Flnest quail
ity domestic broken
macaroni, lO-lb. box, Ate
p UFFED RICE = The
much advertised Break
fast Cereal, per qt., 4c
MARROW BEANs-Fancy
New York State, hand
packed, 5 lbs, soc
.C0RNMEAL-The old Vir-
ginla underground Corn
meal; makes the lightest
mullins, Gems, &C.; az
lb, sack, loc
The evening world., 1905-11-21

be future Judgment, and, II a future
Judgment then a place for future PEN
altyr
The evening world., 1905-11-21

| POULTRY DRESSING -
Fischer's finest quality;
a great necessity for the
proper dressing Of Tur-
keys and Fowl; Alb,
box, 7c.; ls-lb. box,
13c.; 2 for 25c
GRIDDLE CAKE FLOUR
-Heckers we'll = known
product; Glib, package,
Sic; 3-lb, package, tic
HER B5Nnest quality
Sage, Mint, Savory and
Marjoram; powdered, 2
OF. tins, &c; leaves, per
| package, &c
SPICES - Fountain Brand,
finest quality, possessing
great strength and puri-
ty. We guarantee every
ounce OF spice packed
under this brand to be
absolutely pure and free
from all adulterants; ALI
spice, Ginger Cloves,
Mustard. Black Pepper
or Cayenne Pepper; "
lb. tin, lOc
CELERY SAIT-Fountaln
Brand, finest quality,
with the true celery
favor. per bottle, Sc
MINCE MEAT Atmore's
celebrated Philadelphia
Condensed Mince Meat; 3
packages for 26c; per
package, loc
TABLE RAISINS - Finest
quality California London
layers; 20 lbs, 1915;
per lb,. 15c
PLUM PUDDING - Foun-
tain Brand; finest quail
lily old English style
Plum Pudding; 2-lb. can,
soc; lib. can, gle
JAM - Homemade pure
fruit jam, equal in quail
ity to any made in your
own kitchen; per doz.,
N.Hb; lib. glass Jar,
cHRYsTALLIzBD GIN
GER - Tropical Brand;
a most delicate conserve
and relish; lib. tin,
43c; 1k'lb. tin, 23c
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30
The committee of Maui men choose D. H. Case
and H. P. Baldwin as representatives
to Washington.
WAILUKU SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Acrowded house appreciates the best school entertainment
on Maui--Honokohau Concert
The lunas Lullaby

While all the performances were
excellent, and deserving of men,
ton, lack of space forbids us to
speak of them rs we should like.
Still we cannot let this opportunity
pass without word of praise for
the youngsters who so realistically
hit off Keeping School,"
Ernest Weight and George
Stratemeyer did the "Santa's Visit"
admirably. Nothing more beauti-
full has been seen in Wailuku than
the pantomimic "Nearer My God,
to Thee" The number, however,
that seemed most popular was the
Christmas Star Drill" by sixteen
young ladies, all in white and arm
ed with white wands. The drill
occupied almost half an honor; and
throught its complicated move
ments and figures, was executed
with faultless precision and in ex-
act time. 1t closed with tableau
in which Miss Angie McCann, as
an angel, was the central figure.
The last number was a play
"Aunt Marthas Ruse," in which
the principal part was taken by
Miss Cecilia All Pan, considering
the fact that none of the actors
were at all familiar with theatrical
matters their performance wa:
highly creditable.
The evening--closed with a re-
alistic tableau entitled "GooC
Night" representing four young
sters in their "nighties' and carry
ing candles on their way to bed.
The proceeds from the sale o
tickets amounted to about $40, anC
will be devoted to the purchase O
books for the school library.
Judging from this exhibit o
school industry and capacity tn
Wailuku School is beginning t.
} take its rightful place in the life O
the community; and with the pro
per support from the citizens @
Wailuku and from the Board G
Education it will soon be second t,
. none in the Territory.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30
CASE AND BALDWIN TO WASH
INGTON.

The committee appointed last
week to select representative
from Maui to go to Washington to
assist in securing seventy-fve per-
cent of the Federal revenues of the
Territory for educational and Fe-
deral buildings purposes chose At
torney D. H. Case and Hon. H. P.
Baldwin. The plan is to have Mr.
Case go soon to be followed later
by Mr.. Baldwin.
The committee will raise the
necessary funds with which to de.
fray Mr.. Cases expenses. Should his
mission prove successful about three
fourths of a million dollars thai
now go to the Federal government
annually will be spent in the
territory for the benefit of those
who are annually taxed to the ex
tent of over one million dollars
and who now receive very littl,
benefit therefrom.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30
HONOKOHAU CONCERT AND
LUAU.

A very successful Sunday
School concert and luau were given
at Honokohau on Christmas Day.
Several barges and hacks brought
people from Lahaina, and Mr.. r.
G. Searle and his family from
Honolua Ranch were present. The
church was filled with an appre-
ciative audience who listened to
the excellent concert at the close
of which a collection of $500 was
taken toward the new church build
ing, for which over $4,000 is al
ready contributed or promised. 1t
is hoped that $4,000 can be raised,
so that a substantial structure
may be erected, and also provision
made for a church grave yard,
which is much needed. AT pre-
sent the native graves are scatter
ed in various parts of the valley.
The luau was given in the old
school building, which is soon to
be torn down, as a handsome new
school house has been erected
nearer the entrance to the valley
The committee in charge of the
luau was Geo. Kaulii, ]. Kaia
Pail, David Taylor, and D. KAPPA.
ku. Rev Rowland B. Dodge, the
agent of the Hawaiian BoarG
and Aid Association for Hawaiian
churches was appointed trustee tt
deposit the funds in Wailuku Say
ings Bank.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30
THE CELEBRATION OF CHRIST
MAS,

The Christmas holidays have
been celebrated by different people
in various ways and all seem to
have gotten their share of pleasure
out of the same.
On Christmas morning from va
rious sources grotesquely dressed
persons appeared, and like the
proverbial beggars some came in
rags, some in tags and some in vel
vet gowns. Many came riding
donkeys, while some drove. The
Maui Wine and Liquor Company
were well represented by a four
horse float prettily festooned with
bunting and carrying a full line
of liquors that were handed out to
all who were thirsty. The Maui
Drygoods and Grocery Co. made an
excellent display which was much
admired.
The best hit of the lot was a cart
to which an old mule was hitched
which in the absence of Mr.. Case wa
driven by party, presumably his
duly authorized agent. The old
mule seemed hardly able to keep
up with the procession but got
there just the same. Across its
back was a canvas on which was
painted. "Its a hard case but we
will try for the seventy-fve per
cent. 1T is too bad that Case our
special representative to Washing
ton couldn't be here to drive the
outfit. After parading the streets
the procession broke up. During
the week Christmas trees were toe
numerous to men ton and it goes
without saving that the children
enjoyed themselves immensely
The last one given was at thu
church of the Good SHEPHERD
which was we'll attended and mucl
appreciated. Christmas night TIVE
kamaainas undertook to teach {
ma lihini to sing Aloha oe. 1t goe
} without saying that there was a
little music in their song as ther
was of sleep for those near them
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30
WIKI-WIkI JAPANEE.

dedicated To The Luna).
Scarce has the shrill-tongued
chanticleer
Aroused the slumbering morn
When, on the gently stirring
breeze,
You see my coat tails borne,
rush along up hill and down,
Like captive deer set free,
And loud the welkins ring my
cry
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
Nor tropic heat can stay my
course,
Nor tropic rains abate
The energy that burns within
Supreme Ger ev'ry fate;
Pm here, Pm there, Pm ev'ry'
where,
A hustling human bee,
And urge the weary with my
cry
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
The days for me are all toe
short,
The nights are all too long,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30

Cessation clogs my ardent soul
AS tho to rest were wrong.
l toss, and turn, and twist about,
(Such sloth is death to me)
l must be up and shouting
round
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
Ambition claims for me her
slave,
Heart, body, soul and mind,
The keenest joys that life can
yield
Those joys in her find,
On one great cast my life is set,
One only goal for me,
My reputation lives in this
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
Come, rouse ye, then, my little
men,
And heed no ache nor pain;
Come, buckle tight your belly belts,
And hustle might and main;
Such toll is noble. and your fame
Shall ring from sea to sea,
Borne on the winds that bear
my cry
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
Let Germans growl "Die Wacht
am Rhein,"
The French scream "Marsell-
aise,"
John Bull with "Rule BrittaniS'
join
His country's boast to raise,
Columbia yankee Doodle"
shout,
From seaboard unto sea,
Mine is the ringing, rousing cry.
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
o blest the fate that brought me
here
To these fair, sun-kissed Isles,
Whose guarding Goddess beams
DER all
Thro' garland wreath of smiles
Her favors rare all richly share
But best she gave to me
To care the watch-word for hel
Isles--
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
Then let death come whene'er il
may,
l have not lived in vain,
The labor we delight in most
That labor physics pain"
The race is DER, the goal is won
Fame, smiling, waits for me
To write this Motto on my brow
Wiki-wiki, Japanee.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

On Friday evening, December
22nd the teachers and pupils OF
the Wailuku Public School gave
an entertainment to a crowded
house. The programme, on which
all the classes and nationalties
represented in the school had a
part, was long and varied. Recita-
tions dialogues, songs and table
aux were given in way that show
ed careful planning by the teachers
and faithful application and prac-
tice on the partIof theEpupils.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30
MONEY ORDER FEES.

Orders payable at Honolulu
for small amounts, current post
Office rates. And for amounts
exceeding One Hundred Dollars
20 cents per hundred. Orders
payable at any MAINLAND POINT,
current post Office rates or 30
cents per One Hundred Dollars.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-12-30

A prominent citizen and leader
in politics threw lis a bouquet the
other day while in our store. "What
a singularly neat store you have,
everything so up to date, and you
seem to carry nearly everything y
he remarked.
1t is all quite true our stock is
new, fresh and up to date, and we
do carry almost everything. Just
try us and you will find we are quite
correct in our assertion.