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the best locations III flie city. Eleven living
rooms. two pantfys and two hath rooms. an
finished the best. Modern cDnYenienees. a
stream of good spring water goes with the
place a large lot eight and one-half rods by
seveu rods VIII lie sold at bargain IL sold
AZ once. Inquire of W. a Han, W. Elm street
after d clock S5rf
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TIE TEmEs VIII publish Wants, Lost ana
Found. For safe 70 Let egc.--anorr advertise.
rnenEs--2r the rate Of foar lines Tor twenty-five
cents for the ayAt insaTrion ana nve CENTS f9t
each snueeQuenE insertion
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR EALE--S0nth End hotel Enquire at
Barre Real Estate Agency, efiice Ia Granite
savings Bank Block. Telephone 1875. ah
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and cottage af i've tgonlg. City and sprng
wateI. WITH batsi. All new painted and papeF.
ed. 70 Plain street sSt0e
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WANTED

SAMPLES FREE--OHr lovely "Princess
Alice SIN summer Beit for iadies III a mon-
derful seller. Every lady orders ~ sight
Nothing as nirc on stylish sold ut stores
factory. Price within reach II ali. send 10 cts
is stamps 20 pay postage and samples will lie
mailed az once. Princess Alice Belt %. Au-
gusta, bic.
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POSTTlON WANTIsD--8ov would Ike niasa
TO do hight work on farm address Roy. Hines
office. 9Ot8s
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WANTED Situation as superintendent o.
foreman in granite emitting shed. E0ur years.
experience Can estimate and do fun size de-
tails Address ~, s H Times eiice. s7fss
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cUNARlDE I'm
Rcsion. QueensloWn-L iYerpooI

Past Twin Screw Nail and Passenger steam.
ers IA zs0 funs eoa fees inng. Remarkable foF
steadineas Rooms upper decks amiasnips;
perfect ventilation.
6ANOAtA. July ., August 6, Sept 3, Oct 1.
1VERSIA. July rs, Aug. ~. Sept II. Oct Is
Plans eaiiingt, exc the Cunafd 4. ) Co. Ltd,
1875 state St. Boston, Aasa.. CnaE. r. Sumner
Agent 0r to iteal agent, 3. 8. Ballsrd's
Steamship Agency. Miles Block, Barre OF New
Langdon Block, Montpelier.
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F0R SALE.


l FOR sALE-0ne bicycle wheel buggy 10 A.
condition also one Nurse cheap. Apply 10 N
y. Murray, Williafnstown, Vt, r. 4. D.
10. 2. 9stes
FOR SALOONS tol TOP desk. one book
case one extension tanle, Three small tables
one rocker. enc wardrobe, one iron bed com
piete, one natures carpets rugs and gas
stove. Also encyclopaedia Mrs. ClIaora 4.
Cote, IS Maple ave nae. s5ssf
FOR SALE CHEAr--A wolG- American bi-
cycle in excellent condition cali a. Bnrr's
iewelry store. slt5s
FOR sAI.E-Fiys Scotch collie pups. bred
from registered stock ana luh pedlgrns q sure
ana dam to show intending purchasers ar my
house. Pups dam II White heather and u
SIRE tlssdate No better pups bred. Address
nr eau up L. Ritchie, r. y. y. 2, Barre. Tel
az5-i3 WI
FOR sAI.E-Two good driving horses. Also
| a good carriage and harness. The whole oUtnt
Ia De sold cheap Also working horses. A
Tumasi e4h
FOR sALE- Gasolena stove, OF woull tx-
change for trunk. Also few other cooking
utensils, ~ II soufn Warren street. MMs
C,1ws FOR sAI.E-gew mich and some
aooips in. Thomas Nicholson beckley Hin,
Barre. Tel sg3-la WIG
FOR sAI.Ee-Block wood price $40 Charles
Pioaf Warren avenue, u See him % truck
teauL ssrs'
FoR sALE--A gasoieus range with oven, and
afolding bed. inquire = y Miles BLOCK. ~
FOR sAIE--I.ofs for cottages nc Joe's
Pond. Apply - Dr. D. g Watt ~ North
Main street, Barre 'seao
FOR sAIE-Nice, loose nay, both coarse ana
Hue Orders may be left az s0wden g. Lyons
store o. With me Il a Highland Avenue. G.
Carleton ls.si
FOR SALE corner lot about 40 feet %
North Main street and 400 feet on Seminary
stfest. 81 and ~ Merchant street, u lots
ab8ut twen b acres ~ quarry ana wood land 4
Graniteville. A. T. Bateheider Barre. VI 2s2tf
FOR sA LIZ. Frame building, formerly used
as transformer house bargain. CONSOLE
dated t1ghtng o. fh0Ae 52l-t Mpntpei-
tef -
FOR SALE or RENT.-one National cash
register IN fiiHt-eiass condition suitable Tor
see0nd-class license, marked quarts, pints and
one-haf pats Apply q 4. a. ranaelson,
Northheid house, Northheid ~ sdu
HORSE ron SALE Good working horse.
weighs about 1900 Inquire az 40 Maplo ave-
nue. gOt0s
FOR sAfss several new snd second hand
typewriters. Office tables, drawing tables, l01
electric type cuts Of monuments, markers and
tablets lnttes press and stand and several
ofice chalis 10 he sold cbeap for cash. Barre
Granite Purchasing Agency, hYerit building,
barre, W. s5if
FOR SALE lIcnwoda pailor stove. II rood
order also oue wood cock stove. Can be seen
at "a Maple avenue % call at l5D Hales block.
North Main street. Sati
FOR SALE
few tons choice horse hay
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TO Sell on EXCHANGE.

% you want u bay aeli OF exchange your
house 81 farrn2 Call oe write the Vermont
Real estate Agency Tor listing blanks 800
North Main street, Barre. i0tf
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STIAYED OR STOLEN From pastorn d.
West Hlil, Jane 10, three years 0ld black VIVA
whito Hoistein COW Suitable reward viii -
paid for Information leading 10 recovery f
Il Ranefvft, Il n. ~ BaFTe Nt., or telephone
lir4i ietE
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FOR SALE-Iiote on the main iine o. the
Central Vermont faii1Otd. Contains Il sleep
Ing ROBINS dining room seats ~ BATH room,
electric lights fnFpace. running spring water.
House h.is piazza on throe Sides tile seer ut
land Barn has lG ssals ana two box stalls,
good size carriage rqAgE (reN Fo,A8f4 kuNr
horses. top Nn1gits surrey epsa iaEgieH
sgeighe 9 new 4 twn4srafeA slelab Ninete
harnesses aud hsh double harsiesses rHits,
blanke4R. etc, al Ia eQ0u repair IuuHirrat
cate's Heal estates Agency Bolster biack,
Barre Nt 7a1
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no HENE~-Innement far small family at "a
Elm street. Vacant Julgl 80 Apply at prsni-
ises q Barre steam laundry 9lff
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POSITION WANTED Woman would liza
place Wien d small boy 10 city ~ hopsekeener
Tor small family. a steady plaee. Address
&c" Times office OF 8 South Aain street 7uef
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FOR RNNT Upstairs tenement III seven
fg9uis. Good location 81 per nonth C II.
Kent 4 s5g
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--An experienced chamber maid.
also waitress Apply 70 Mortified house.
kcrtiiheid, Vt. 05tgs
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LOST AND FOUND.

F0UKD-sA iadyse jacket whirla OYaef GA
have Ny proving PROPERTY and paying tn this
advertisement ~ this Office. 0sfP
fsOST-On trolley ear from Montpelier ta
BaFre only 1, hi0 % 5.9uf. 81. o red covered
hiagy, worthless u anyone but owner lat ~
sent 10 8a state street. Montpelier q reward
will be given and no questions asked Il w.
farmenter. 9skN
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WAhTED-A man to do light work around
the narn and care lur a horse, Apply to Aif.
JosIyn, i7si south Main street, a4ss
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FOR sArE--A cottage house, pleasantly To-
Gated GA Iibeffy street az the head Of Orange
strset Contains eight ronms, bathroom con
venieuL pautry ana woudshed Fur further
particulars inquire at house. Mrs /, q Batch
elder. s5ff
FOR SALT Double tenement house with
barn and three quarters ~ an acre VI land,
within SIX minutes walls OF p0stpfice. Coed
location. Paving better than u per cent on in
yestmemt Will make terms to suit purchaser.
Inquire az III. 9 Il Kent S5tf
FOR SALE. Best residence lots ia the ctty az
head u French street View uaobstruoLed
clear 70 Washington street Convenient ~
beth lines 0f trolley. Good air. dry soil. No
filling required See plan Ayerll Granite
Co., Avefil Rniding, City i0tf
FOR sAIE--A cottage house with seven
rooms and bfth With modem Improvements.
Good location and splendid view A huilGMg
iot 10 he sold with She house q desired. Also
good refrigeration Apply % 30 Academy
street S5u
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ARTHUR 4. h. LEWIS, q. v. S.

PRICES VERY REASONABLE
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BARRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO.

Eastman Block. One Flight Up,
1872 North Main Street. Barre, VT.
Telephone 8ss-4.
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FOR SALE+ fa4m containing 90 anrts AZ
Land Ii good stats ~ cultivation ana located 81
Esst Hiii apply ~ John AcLennan o. the
premises. e2tgs
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%ANTED--A good. capable giri for general
homework No washing. ironing OF cooking.
Wages $3.50 per week. Apply TO Cox IS North
Montpelier, 81 telephone c2z-tt s6t9
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wANTED--A good. neat girl for general
housewatk IN house where there Is children.
Apply to Mrs. q r, scott No. 2, sharidan
street. s2tf
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WANTED--A coed boy, &auut II years old. 70
help hay at 9 reasonable price. Address Hay
Times Office g1tas
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WANTED--At once. q good shop hand and
wood tnrnes. Apply % e. y gloIhes Pin CO,
Montpelier, VI &t5
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BUSINESS CARDS.
e. |, TAYLOR, DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Aa . Morse Hleck, MaIn 81. Cara

41FVFJ I1V-1s-1T NzFW IUVa1lTs
0Eiee Hours: 8 a III to IL II.
lao to and 4 to s p. IN.
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WANEED--Na Wan or good. strong boy to work
90 farm for one tw0or three monks Address
n. T. Murray Niliamstuwn. w, r. b. y.
No, 2 o3sss
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
STRANGE
SUICIDE
YOUNG JAPANESE WIFE HANGED
HERSELF DURING NIGHT FOR
UNKNOWN REASON.

Why did presumably healthy, pass
ably pretty and apparently sane nine
teen-year old Hisayo at cock-crow this
morning swing her dainty soul into
eternity? That's what Coroner Bill
Jarrett wants to know and hopes to
find out at the inquest tonight.
Hisayo Ozahi was found this morn
ing hanging from the top cross-beam
of the door of the cOok-room on the
second floor of tenement in the
rear just off King street, on the maui
ka side, a block beyond Joe Clark $
saloon, near the junction.
The husband of the supposed sui
eide Ioichi, tells his story to the fol
lowing effect:
At ten o'clock last night husband
| and wife retired, in their only room,
! There had been no quarrel or misun.
Outstanding; he had not gone home
drunk and she had not had occasion
! to lecture him; she was not suffering
from sickness or another love affair
as far as he, the husband, knew
About $3.50 or o'clock this morning
he awoke with a feeling of incomplete
ness, of loneliness. His wife was not
by his side. Where could she be!
He rushed for the trunk, for nom
emit in a brain-storm of jealous rage
but the money was there. Then she
must have gone outside and fallen
asleep on the veranda, or fallen down
the steps and cracked her pretty head
He made for the door. 1t was locked
Locked on the outside. Joichi Ozaki
pounded on the partition and called
weird summonses. His neighbors were
aroused They came and found the
key in the outside of the door, turned
it and left him out. He asked for his
wife. No one had his wife and every
body said SO; they were willing that
he search their premises. But they
helped him look and finally they
found her petite corpse, ivory cold
hanging by the neck in a cruelty
! frightened moose of ordinary heavy
cord, twice doubled the face discOl
Oring.
Coroner Jarrett was summoned anC
before breakfast he cut down the little
ladys shell and put the moose in his
! pocket, some of her blue-black hail
clinging to the death string. Bill Jar
rett carefully examined the body fol
bruises or signs of a conflict, but there
were none, the only mark being tina
made by the cord The neck was no
broken.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11

Low prices at New England Bakery.
Judge Dole this morning approved
the quarterly accounts of Commission
er George A. Davis.
Kapeka Lukela was today granted
a divorce from David Lukela on
grounds on non-support.
The elegant household furniture of
Mrs. Theo Hoffman, will be sold at
auction on Monday, Oct. IA.
A young copule desires a small fur
nished cottage or rooms in good neigh
| JorhOod by November LIST.
This morning in the United States
Court e. A. c. Long was admitted to
practice on motion of George A. Da-
Wis
L. S. District Court was this morn
ing adjourned without day, as the Oct,
ober term of criminal court will begin
next week
Call at Silya's Toggery and see the
handsome Hart, Schaffner & Marx
full-dress and tuxedo suits. They're
ready for you to wear.
The Federal Grand Jury will meet
next Monday An unusually heavy
calendar is in prospect for the coming
term Of Court and the jury will pro
baby be busy for some time.
In the foreclosure of mortgage case
Of II. Hackfeld & Co., VS. J. NJ. Ca
mara, et al, Judge De Bolt signed a
decree today approving the sale of
the property to F. e. Thompson for
5000, and the costs, and giving judg-
ment to plaintiff of $2,G9O94 being
balance uncovered from a debt Of
$3,O35.29, the net proceeds of sale be-
ing $35435.
A. F. Judd this morning rendered to
Governor Frear his resignation as q
member of the Board of Commission
ers of the Public Archives, which
position he has held for some time, on
account of the press of his private
business prevents him from giving the
attention to the work which it deserv-
es. The Governor has not yet decid-
ed upon a successor to fill the vacan-
cy.
J. b. Castle has filed application in
the Land Court for registration Of
title to the ahupuaa of Kapaka, on
the KOolau side of the island together
with a lele belonging to the ahupuaa,
in all about 1876 acres. The land was
awarded originally to W. G. Lunalilo
and his guardian in 1864 leased the
whole of it for 80 years to c. NJ. Rob
ertson for $500. In 1896 this lease
was sold to John Ena for $4,000, and
in 1905 Castle bought it for S12,500,
and a year later he purchased the fee
simnle from the Lunalilo estate for
81 900
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
LOCAL AUTHORS
communicated

The first entertainment of the Kilo-
hama Art Leagues calendar of ten, for
its members and their friends, was
given with more than usual spirit and
enthusiasm.
Mrs. L. L. McCandless never looked
or read better than she did last even
ing. Mrs 3. F. Dillingham; read with
her characteristic sweetness and dis
tinctness. Miss M. Krout pleased all
with her convincing matter of fact
discourse.
The large, responsive and compli-
mentary audience listened with wrapt
attention to each word and that men
tai magnetic current which can only
exist when audience and speakers are
well connected in mind, found a per-
feet circuit
All of the selections were distinctly
different. For the reason that most o.
the material given has been sold it ii
impossible to give to those not for
tunate enough to have heard last ev
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
At PUNAHQU

The chances of a football team for
PunahOu this year are very good, for
there is a good deal of good material
at the college. Some of last years
players have gone, but there are a
number of good players of the second
team who will be on the first team this
year Coach Reid is giving the boys
some hard work in the fine points of
the game, and by the time the first
game is called the players will be in
the best of trim. Mr.. Arnold is giving
his advice to Coach Reid and the team
should be able to give the Kams and
the other schools some good hard
games. The work on the new field is
progressing very well, and will be in
condition for the games this year. The
prospects are also very good for a
fast baseball team this year, and the
collection of men are very good also
for a fast track team.
ening's program, a chance to judge for
themselves in print.
"My Islands" a poem by Mrs. Wal
ter F. Frear, contains that happy,
adorable sentiment of the home re-
turning islander, which so many in the
audience having felt, enjoyed hearing.
"The Anaana," by Henry Kinney
gives the picture of the transition from
the heather to the Christian beliefs Of
the Hawaiians with boldness and good
literary style.
Freedom" a poem by Mrs. Roth
WELL sang of the free from care and
happy Hawaii temperament.
'The Old Man in the Tower" by
Miss Mary Alexander, contained the
reference to that sweet child conf
dence which made everyones heart
glad.
"The Hidden Spring" by Mrs. B. F,
Dillingham;, and read by herself, intro
duced just enough of the Hawaiian
and Japanese languages to make some
of the attentions very jolly.
"The Hope of Air" a poem by Mr.
Ralph Turner, was listened to with
| intense interest. The story of love and
shipwreck blending into climax al
once grand but sad.
"The Singing Heart" by Mrs. P. L.
| Weaver, brought out the
sweetness of the sunshine and bright
ness possible to the human heart.
"Brandon's Beat" a story of news
paper life by Miss Mary H. Krout
told of the crisis which came, though
unknown, to young newspaper man
The ending VIII 'ch told of the young
mans marriage and happiness was es'
pecially original for Miss Krout said
"They were contented, which can bi
said Of few"
"The Sierras," by Mr., Arthur John
son, was likened to Fanny Topsy's b!
those in the audience who we're able t
judge, the description of the garden
of the mountains being especially ad
mirable.
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arose from a misunderstanding on my
part of your attitude, aided perhaps by
zeal on my part for the interests of
one Of my countrymen. Should you
consider the above statement as
amounting to such discourtesy 1 now
and here tender to your honorable
board and yourself my apology there
for.
l am sir.
Very respectfully yours,
G. SHIOZAWA.
Scratched out by request of Mr.
Pinkham, Dec. 1. 1906
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
NEWS AZ A NUrShELL
Faiagrapns mat tive COndeAseU
NeNs VI the Dal.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office. U. ). Weather Bureau
Young Building.
Honolulu, 4. H.. OCTOBER IL, 1907

Temperatures, a. IN; 8 a. m; III
d m. and morning minimum:
"a; Is; IS; -; 10.
Barometer reading: absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic tooU; relative
humidity, and dew point at a. m.
29.y4; 1926 ii; Us.
wind: Velocity and direction at a
m; a. m; 10 a. m; and noon.
D, N; =, r.; y s.; 10. S.
Rainfall during ~ hours ending s a
M: 20 inCnes.
Iotal wind movement during "a hour!
euueu Al LUOu 10 mues.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11

LONUON SEElo. OCr. ~, = snn.
nu9s, II2 pEhEe, ,ast previous quota
.'om, OCt. y, y snlinngs, eI4 pence.
SUGAR: oct. 8, 1907, 1894 cents
per pound or $3.50 per ton; last pre-
vlous quotation Sept. 10, 1896 cents
per pound or $1,000 per ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
THESE Hor DAYS

THESE HOT DAYS
And warm nights, with their perspira-
ton and heated blood, bring discom'
fort which quickly gives way to re-
freshing collness after using
PAcHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER
This preparation not onlv cools but
also cures pricllly heat and stops that
awful itching.
Sold by all druggists and at Pa
checo's Barber Shop.
Telephone 282.
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representing

Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
ApOkaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of st. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
WestOns Centrifugals.
Babcock &, Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel EconomiZer
Marsh Steam Pumps.
MatsOn Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life Insur
ance Company Of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. CHartford
Fire Insurance Coz
Protector Underwriters OF the Phoenix
of Hartford.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
Fan Yourself

This hot weather you all need a fan.
Why not get a Hawaiian fan whilst
you're at it. We have them at all
prices and sizes, also tapas, baskets
calabashes, handkerchief and card
cases.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
A Broken Shoe

is the cause of discomfort and some
time results in disease of a Conta.
Eeous character. Our shop is so
equipped that you can have necessary
repairs made in the shortest possible
time.
Resole and heel for men. .. $1,25
Same for women ...........$1.OO
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JamesF. nOrgan's
- II g II 10 NJ
Dspeartn11eH1t

S47-S57 Kaahumanu St. Telephone p
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Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Stock and Bond Orders receive
prompt attention.
Information furnished relative to all
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
JAS. F. MORGAN,
james, F. NOrgan's

StOOIk and Bond
ID g ID a n L IN g n L
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11

Large Office Safe, in perfect order.
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Phone 70.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-11
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards: 40 Oahu Sug. Co.,
1925; SO Haw. Sug. Co., $3.50; 124
Eva, $3.50; 20 Oahu -Sug. Co., $23.75.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-24
LEATHER BOUND BOOKS.
4 Little vaseline Improves and Pre-
 serves the Binding.


 An official of the Congressional H. brary was talking with a friend who recently had purchased a handsome set of leather bound volumes and said:
 You had better examine those vol umes carefully to see if the leather needs feeding. If it Is new stock they will be all right let alone for several years, but if they have been on the shelves for some time the leather will have lost most of its natural oil and become brittle. This applies especially to books kept in private houses, which are as a rule much hotter than the book stacks of a large library. There is nothing more attractive than a fresh, well preserved leather binding on a volume and scarcely anything less so than a dilapidated, cracked one
 You can add years to the life of leather binding and a hundred per cent to its appearance by rubbing in little vaseline with a piece of raw cotton not too much, just as much as the leather will thoroughly absorb. Where the binding bends Is where 1t Is most likely to crack. The leather will not be greasy, as the .vaseline will be ab- sorbed. One treatment every year or two Is sufficient unless the books are unduly exposed to heat"-Washing Star.