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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-04

for the giftof fruits which, by cour-
tesy of Mr.. Higgins, were even then
being tasted in several leading clubs,
offered at the leading fruit store on
State street, the undistributed remain
der tc. be auctioned to dealers, the
commercial arbiters on Hawaii S over
tures.''
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RIO JANE1Ro, Sept. 14.-Juan Es-
pinosa, an expert Chilean marksman,
while attempting to shoot an apple
from the head of man at circus
here, missed and killed the apple bear
er. The crowd at the exhibition made
a rush for Espinosa and be barely es-
capped lynching
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Don't advertise merely TO fill up your
space, let it pay you twice as much
as You pay for it.
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WM. A. GIBSON.

Acting Executive Secretary
CAS- you have noted in the local pa
pers, Mr.. BONNIE has finally completed
his work in the East and is now on his
way to Honolulu, being due to arrive
here by the Siberia the 10Th inst.
''By the last steamer from the ORR
ent, we received letters from the Of
icials in charge of the American con-
sulates at Newchwang, China; Singa-
pore, Straits Settlements, and Bombay,
India, acknowledging receipt of our
different folders and stating that they
had been placed on file where they
could be seen and consulted by those
visiting the consulates.
Mrs. C. r. Miller writes that her
illustrated article on The Importance
of Quarantine in Hawaii in reference
to the Mainland will appear in Les
lies Weekly for September 26th.
while Secretary Straus was yet in
Hawaii, we wrote to the editor of the
National Geographic Magazine, sue-
costing that upon his return, they en-
deavor to secure a special article from
the Secretary Of the Department OF
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After AL the 0utcriss against the
lEEuriousness o. twentieth century
diet and the claims q veEetartans and
food faddists - one sort and another
10 - comforting o. have one PRIZES
sur Haliburfrn step forward With
the assertion that 10 D. Infinitely better
90 eat too much than too little. The
Cd fashioned STANDARD foods-hread
and butter. beef and potatoes snd
beer-uaks brain and muscle. hs AYERS.
and are consequently rood Tor man.
None too soon l. this discovery pub
hshed % a hungry World. Ina which
weu meaning Individuals make ne .
burden a. least O. their families and
nostesses. BY insisting on only nuts or
traits for their EuEtenarre - many
people make uuisa1-es - ths-saivss
with their special dietH-thls one elect
ing On breakfasf On olive rI and taasf.
that one rn cheese ~ ralsirs me
food fad has spread even % uarklnr-
men and children ln the nlrarrT. and
patent foods. outiautish breafs. fruits
and a handful - sur drie1 grains u~
nuts have supp,antef TIE ho--eir ard
erstwhIe Necessary besfsteaE ard
potatoes ard eggs ana hacon.-N. Y.
Tri1une.
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Dining for Beauty

An women ought 20 i've like cpl
cures. Women are peculiar in that
they do not thrive upon that which
they do not like.
Give a woman ham and eggs when
she yearns FOR chicken. and the ham
and eggs viii do her little gOod. she
wiz not digest them.
she must have what she wants.
That Is the secret % "a good complexion
she viii eat the most remarkable thinEs
and. simply beoxuse her stomach calls
Tor them. they viii be dlgcs;ed That
is the woman OF 1.-THE peculiarly %
womankind when Il comes TO eating
I saw this same woman's dinner
served 20 her one night. and dainty
dinner Il was. There were tiny oys-
tiers and there Was a soup an clear an
crystal Following this came a Wild
duck and then a fruit salad. A sweet
and some coffee wound CD the dinner.
Beautiful women make q fad % enc
dining. know one lovely woman
who makes a study Of delicate eating.
she has a complexion like a peach
and hands as smooth az velvet. inside
and oct. Her hair les a. though n
had been vanished. 90 high In its
gloss. and the waves are dep and
dark
It Il AT my diet she says.
1t used 20 be that women ate pastry
and lived on candy between whiles
Now II has come % pass that woman
has learned % like Wild game and That
she realizes the direct relation between
good substantial eating and a good
substantial style % beauty.
Il saw the Duchess OF MarlboruuRh
last summer when she was having her
matrimonial troubles. She ate exquis-
tie food and she observed ever law
q hygiene. For breakfast chicken
breast was served 70 her. surrounded
by circles carefully cut from the mid
die OF slices 81 toast
Her coffee vas cream. slightly
warmed and served with just enough
coffee 20 color h. After her break
fast. tn French fashion. she took fruit.
Her luncheons were very English and
consisted Of a dish % cooked beef.
some vegetables and tea she drank
q small ocean - tea every day but a
was 80 weak that u did her no harm.
Her dinners were a delight In Eastern
cookery Tor. like the inmates 81 wind
sor. she has a great taste Tor the rel
ishes and dishes q India
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Manila Bon bons-

Manila Bonbons- Cuban Coffee
The s1r1n2ps were served with cracked
ice on small plates. in the center OF
which rested the half Of d leTnon-skIn
filed with mixture Of Iemon-JuIce.
salt and paprika- For the Hawaii
soup, freshly grated coeoanuts and mild
herbs were cooked IN condensed chick
IN stock. ana strained before using.
It's delicate nutty flavor was delicious
The Philippine chow-cnoEg. somewhat
similar 70 that made Dy The Chinese,
consisted II several fruits CUT into inch
pieces. and preserved il a. very highly
spiced syrup Of sugar and vinegar.
The sVxeetbreads we're served with
rich brown sauce containing slices Of
sour orange. and . little grated orange
rind
Quite a patriotic salad couzse was in
troduced. Blue paper doilies entirely
covered the plates. and over each or
these was placed a white dolly about
tnree-fourths as large. In the center
reposed a red tonato-jeIly salad This
was cur II the shape Of the letters L.
{ To 1nquirers for the nodus oper-
andI. the hostess explained that a large
sheet Of the 5eliied salad was prepared.
and TIE LETTERS cut out with hollow
tin cutters which had been made II
order. With the salad was passed
dressing of nayonnafse and finely
chopped celery The Alaska baked ice
cream was selected principally on ac-
count Ct the name. Il was ii individ-
uaI forms. covered with a. soft mertn-
que, which had been quickly Drowned
BY the use tgf q saIanarder. The Man
ia bonbons were vanilIa-favored fond
ant and finely chopped g3ace pineapple.
These resernbied in shape the cream
rock bonhons, which have been 50 pop
u3ar u late
When the finger bowls were brought
IN there vas noticed about them a del
icate scent Of yiang-yIang- One who
wanted 10 know. whether this had any
special significance vas reminded that
since the acquisition Of the Philippines
re have almost the worlds monopoly
# this noted perfume
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RIBBON SANDWICHES.
SWEET MILK AND INDIGESTION.

To the Editor OF the Scientific Ameri-
can
In q recent issue Of the Scientific
American / find an article concerning
sweet milk. and / also md municipali-
ties making war on dairymen. direct
ly and indirectly accusing them Of sell
ing unclean milk
In this connection. being myself a
specialist in the treatment u in1iges-
ton. I would Ike 70 make known 20
the people and scientists through the
Scientific American Just what I have
discovered n regard 10 sweet milk
I find that thousands OF people who
are well and hearty seldom u ever.
drink sweet milk. whereas the major
fty Of those who are sick ailing. or
chronic invalids drink II. many 10 an
excess. and a. a rule those Wh0 are
tne most IN drink the most milk. I
also and in treating stomach trouble
OF years standing that they cannot
be cured unless sweet milk is with
held from the diet. but that they can
De permanently relieved in a very few
days L Il Is withheld I do not wish
70 be understood. however. that ao-
staining from milk wiu cure chronic
indigestion. but when sweet milk =
used. the cure j. apparently impossi-
Die.
one instance A patient was sick FOR
years with what - known as dyspep-
sia and prolzpsus IN its worst form
Former physicians gave her largely
diet OF sweet milk. but she received
no benefit FOR either complaint. on
beginning NY treatment. had her alb
stain entirely from sweet milk not
even taking cream IN coffee, and IN
fortnight she had recovered from near
Is ali IL effects o. Indigestion and
possessed the ability 20 digest three
hearty meals per day. and was soon
entirely well ~ both complaints.
Just why sweet milk hastthis effect
in stomach trouble I cannot say, but
would Ike 20 find out
Yet I know a great many physicians
prescribe a sweet-nilk diet IN treat
ing dyspepsia and other chronic all
nsl-s-
CLAY HARPOLD.
~I=bu-re. Texas January Il. 1897.
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MORE WATER SOLD THAN
LIQUORS.

Despise the formidable statistics that
temperance ref0rmers are Continually
presenting. there b. more money paid
for wafer On q single DAY than ls paid
FOR liquors IN a week
Few people Says Tlt-Hltr. are
aware % the water they pay f0r.
"A tsn-p0und turkey. Tor Instance.
II but three pounds soiida and seven
pounds water. and there In SIX pounds
q water IN ten pounds ~ pork. While
the percentage ~ water in beef or
mutton is about the same.
salmon and mackerei are hair va
ter. though other nsh contain a great
er proportion of nEids
SiNty-tve Der cent % a. erH r.
water. and there arr about tao ounces
% water 90 one pound % butter.
Vegetables run from forty - eighty
pr cent q water. and even dried
peas contain a small percentage %
liquid matter.
Taken AZ an average. fftv-fve p~r
cent q all Expenditures Tor food 10
paid FOR water
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brown On one side. then turn and
brown On The other
TAPIOCA CREAM
-Four tablespoons tapioca soaked IN a
p5nr - cold water over night, ! quart
milk eggs, cup sugar, pinch Of salt,
II dozen bananas. Vanilla 10 taste
Let milk come 20 a boil. add tapioca
and water IN which II vas soaked and
salt. SIR I'll boiling hot; add yolks Of
eggs and sugar Cook uncu It IS thick
as custa-d Beat the whites Of eggs
and mix vel When cold add bananas
and SCI n ice
GINGER COOKIES
one cup % moIasses, one cup Of lard
one cup Of water. one teaspooa1ul-
each. q salt. ginger and baking soda.
3 little cinnamon, If desired, -four
enough . make a dough that can 5e
rolled out Roll cut thin and bake
SUGAR COOKIES
one pint Of sugar. scanted. I cup O.
h-y-xer- quart Of -four. , eggs. grated
lind AID zl5es Of lemon. ! teaspoon q
soda dissolved n : tablespoons q milk,
.5--fa sat Ron thin and sift on sugar
before baking
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Woman's Home companlon.

Among many charming entertazn-
nents given II honor Of a young naval
officer home On Through from The Phil
ippines a certain dinner was particu-
larry appropriate
When the guests had assembled, zha
keynote Of The function vas struck by
The sounding o. the -mess-calF' on a
bugIe II place OF the conventional din
ner announcement. As a natural Sc
quenee the tabIe-a round one-had for
its central decoration miniature
u1an-of-war. This was about eighteen
inches in length and Of the pattern OBJ
stars and Stripes we're flying from the
masthead. The vessel rested on q large
table-n1irror, which was surrounded
By quite a large border Of white sand.
over this small shells of exquisite COL
orlngs. bits Of coral and fluffy green
seaweed we're profuseiy scattered An
especially clever idea vas carried out
II Lighting the table At six equidis-
tant points there were groups Of globu-
lar sea-urchIn shells. The cavities al
the top held small red. white and blue
candles.
Polished abaione shells formed belu-
riful recep<acIes for the olives, nuts
and nonbons- Around each shell small
Tags were arranged in wreath
The menu showed the resources Of
or country and It's colonies
ShrInrs a a Porto Rico
Hawaii Soup
California Olives Sailed Texas PecaRs.
Michigan Fried Frogs Legs
Florida Cucumbers. Iced
New Jersey Roast Capon-
Philippine Chog-chow-
carolina Rice Croquettes-
Louisiana Okra Timbales.
Baked Szveetbreads. Santiago style
L. : salad American Cheese
Waters
Alaska baked Ice-c-eam
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DOWNFALL OF FANCY FOODS.

----ra downfall Of certain fancy -ooe-S
zaans 70 rse imminent + the signs q
r~-- -5-res are prophetic. says AueE1-
.ar Medicine Philadelphia January
pr some Years patented foods fab
-sra-+z II s-ar1es have been advertised
- assessing virtues not found II the
materials - which they are made The
--3nffs -az actually come Ia believe
ma. cereals made INTO honest bread
v-~a ~sa- a nourls3l1E as when made
z--. breakfast foods with ridiculous
names and double prices, thar Apple
zzzz-a rxas not good urz=ss 1olo~e1 ard
-vs- zr-3 q fancy Jar and sold Under
.7----a- name 1o- 1eC times is Tz-ae-
z-z --a- extract If beef : better man
-ra -g-r-=sss= Eru-1 which i Is ool-el-
-rr,-z z-szz- has come q lzs~ ana
~ z=s-r@lazz 1as faded Magazine
~za5-rS z-e calling for informal non
ana -re editors are 6aELEl4y giving
49, -z.=-.-- Ter plain bread. meat E27ta-
ana traits Natures foods aT=
.---s-- z-to their OWE -1@ e7s~s o
,z-z-- are ze<zzreE and the health q
zv-=--- 7-=z z--zr-z- -. TIE simple -l-e
-=a-sz simple food B-eaE.-a-71- butter
zzz-= are returning. and there T--- ae
&C., - <n- -E1z Gpc-1-
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USES OF CRUDE OIL

What do you use Oh your f50rs--
= houseke~p=- vas asked the other
day they always look as y freshly
V-ax=5 or vanished
Nothing but crude OIL vas The
answer. but I U.s. if generously and
N everything possess. nearly once a
week I have ny maid % over the
eoo-s ard every piece - the furniture.
even % ne picture francs. with a
cloth dipped En- crude oI- and have
never found anything % equal q Tor
s-eS-e-f-- IN wood work rHrnovirE
spots and sc-a--hes and Isu1i-z a trl-
liant polish - -he surface 7 simply
swear by IT, and while there arr
shoals - eor- oils N -Ee market.
have never found e-rrzi-E 81 good.
Il mas an added advantage 20 being
very cheap F1- Eve cents get nearly
q Quart bottle fU-l. and that lasts fu-
PES 7 always feel as = I wanted 90
-=l every ore about e. for 70 g -
e--5-=---y satisfactory II every way
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Furrlta-e needs cleaning aa much a.
Other wo1fwTrx Is ray b. WASHED
stir warm suarsuis. quickly viped
dry ard then rubbed with ar oily -fCfh
a. good polish u made hy mixing fkrse
paris - iin-ssl 90 ard ere par q
spirits o. tu-rerti-e. Apply Win a
wpolen clCth- and uhe1 dry rub vel
with q trT WOODEN cloth. This a sre-
cisIly good polish Tor s~-atchef 80 mar
red furniture. and VII restore The
coIo- and ulster % varnish.
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Menu Aids
BREADCRTMB OMELET.

BREADCRTMB OMELET.
Beat two eggs thoroughly and stir
into them one cupful OF milk. one pint
OF fine dry bread crumbs. a slice OF
onion finely minced, two tablespoons
OF chopped parsley, a teasPoonfui %
sweet mar5Oram. a piece u butter the
size Of an egg, and salt and pepper 10
taste. Beat well. and bake in a slow
oven 10 a pale brown. Turn Il out on
heated dish and serve az once.
GRANDMOTHER's APPLE FRTT-
TIERS.
Make a batter with six tablespoons
OF -four. one cup OF milk and one
tablespoon OF liquid yeast. Cover and
let stand IN a warm place until morn
ing Then add two eggs well beaten.
one heaping tablespoonful Of sugar. one
level tablespoonful OF butter. two or
three chopped apples. half a cupful OF
cleaned currants, and a tablespoonful
Of minced lemon peel Fry in plenty
OF good drippings 10 a nice brown.
drain a minute on brown paper. and
serve with butter and sugar.
PIQUANT BAKED APPLE.
Select large greetings. cut In halves
6NIuSH AL4r GNEcs Etlt9ft err4H anu DalA
portions. Ill hollows with sugar, and
sprinkle a little cinnamon and nutmeg
over each Bake slowly. and when
cold place a spoonful OF currant jelly
in center Of each half
CABBAGE SALAD.
To three cups Of chopped cabbage
add one cup Of black walnut meats:
mix all with a may0nnaise dressing.
Wash the orange shells left from
breakfast, and notch edges with the
scissors. Fill with the salad. putting
a candied cherry in center OF each.
Serve on lettuce leaves
RIBBON SANDWICHES.
Take three thin slices Of white
bread and two Of whole wheat. But
ter lightly, then pile up with filing
OF egg paste, alternating white and
brown bread. so that the white comes
on top. bottom and in the middle.
Remove all crusts. then cut crosswise
into thin slices For the egg paste.
mix the cooked yolks OF three eggs
and two tablespoonfuls OF salad dress
ing. salt and pepper 10 taste.
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Health and Beauty

L = a good thing % learn 10 keep the
face frightened and cheerful. for this
habiE VIII keep lines from forming
Lemon Juice Is rather severe 10 use
Oh The complexion. bur If i Is found
beneficial IS q TrecEIe ba1Lsne-. dilute
Z with rose water
Try alu-n boiled Il small quantities
for teozhacae- Hold n the mouth. but
do n8- swallow Alum can also Be used
e1r4ctually Il step bleeding
The sleep last the night before can
never - regzized. Tie body 5 worn
out Just that much and lies finish
brought Just - many moments nearer
sage ia : z good tonic and o1s that
VIII 6a-Een the hair. Make Z strong
Draw al -h= dried leaves. strain the
LIQUID carefully through muslin and 70
each pint add Two rs@spooafu-s q a.
eo1oL. Rub this OF tEa hair every night.
People vii ea- lot dishes and wash
them 6ow1 with iced drinks and then
xar.tar why -1ei- teeth cant stand
such G. terrific and sudden change q
temperature. Filled teeth are az
r-e-lelv sensitive ID such changes and
neuralgia frequently results
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nearing getting spring luxury surprisingly
people
Despite bones there
no s"r or more delicate sea hsh ihan The excepting the
panke spread put
has gs stove the method ont simple but the oven coal range NAV
be in
skin down on the hot plank Dust with salt and pepper and haste with melted
and bake 80 minutes haing three When the
Il 70 the table On the plank
Honolulu know the value Of the fngerng the market
Of bubbing
" LII them right out "i'A VII. di.Ps. and serve hot and crisp
Honolulu the
viii
young cutting
sides backbone melted butter and lemon
slowly, basting with ereamed
butter and lemon juice aad season with salt and paPk Gansh with
'ahie~poonas Of butter and the Juice Q. -. large lemons
luncheon flied chess. rubbed
paste
in sprinkle lightly served
pour over the whole cup Of grange Juice All materials should be " cold
ehaang the ehaang dish one
add hall thin and oonfai Of pepper Turn into the butter
thikens Sprinkle with salt and while
moist aHd soft
drink sod. Nectar Large three
ypha onhaf small
eartonse lemon Thoroughly
put well while foaning
Alligator coming into the market Served oyster cocktail
form they are greater luxury aH Vie. served as salad
The little punches red the FAHarAsf Of the
Portuguese Peeled sliced AM with bread and butter
luxury medicine
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TO WASH sLvERwARE

- - arv soap n To1- sE-Ee--
- 5-uz Is luz-a-. giving TIE
-. ---~z the appearance q p=Fr71
- -.---z---z--. When = needs clean
- - --- = v.=ce @ soft leather
- -~z-z-a7 chalk. r1e latter made
T--- a zsrz = paste wiki wafer
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For czta-rh 3 lukswa--1 solution O
sa5- and milk x s1uEed BY TIE nosl-zls
three times daily. ore-tou-rh teaspoon
r. - the salt being used IN HaI
pint y milk CE-o15c sore eyes are
1a-ze5 free ueE-ly with water II w--l-A
q small amount Il salt i dissolved
while i = applied ve-E strong 10
s-raIzs and bruises M1-s-e-e1 sax =
Bound upon burns. and Z app-le1 Z
CiEl= = Vii prevent o-lSts-11g- A-1e1
with the white Of the egg, il VIII zo7o-
lu-sly prevent fsIozs.
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Good Things to Eat
CHOCOLATE TAPIOCA.


\ delicious lunch dessert IS chocolate
and -anieca To make /, soak and
cook the tapf0ca as usual: the Qua1-
LIey vii Dc estimated according 20 the
size o. YOUR family. Sweelen ID taste.
add 3 few grains q salt, and 70 Z quart
@ the prepared TapIoca, add three
squares q chocolate. finely shaved =
1E1e zauioca i warm i viii melt the
chocolate sufficiently Cool the nix
rure. whip II the beaten whites O [TSo
eggs. pour II fruit sauces ard serve
with whipped cream
WHITE TAFFY
Three cups q soft \ Or * sugar;
onr-has< CUP u water, tw0 tablespoon
fuls Of vinegar piece Of butter me size
u an zzz. ore tablespoonful q F@4-l1L4s1-
Pol al together without stirring ana
ny occasionally n cold water " Zen
rn- mixture forms q hard bali Il -
done This al take about forty mir
MES cooking Pour into blI-eE71
6as--s. ana. when partly done o-->12
ne hands and Vu.1 white " a--41~ -
s47-Ezrzs-z -afev can u made u S9l-iil7
-=z ---=v-z-r.- over The uut kernels, t2leA
Letting i ge- sold
CHOCOLATE COOKIES
IA -. cream q halt cup butter
--=z s--=-z generously. A01 @E---' -@1-1s
7-.----r-e- -z-1rr-zg1ly. one cup sugar :
-egSaaanE1- cinnamon san
go .s-z -.zs ounces # chocolate ---z-~-
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- -z.=-,-.--zzrzT soda. dissolved II -Ao
-abzssE11-<1ls = nix |sE---- -->1'-1 - =
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-.-- man absolutely Irces'>A-
,~-- IL circles and 1a1A~ IA 6 =
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nan -rE-s-z cash cooke OF Us. =.
- - --alz IL e5E@s even &EzI +-S-
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------r- -----z~. then sir = =
lake 2 firm but AS-
- AK N q lE1-E --0---
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serve hot.
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The answer II What are 5lzez-
-ea6se~ : simply AZ aggregation u
dirt. crime and foreign matter. Get
yo1r fzea perfectly cl=z1 y constant
care with brush soap ard water and
above ~. keep i clean to- that s re
secret q -Ee elimination q 1-2C66=z1s.
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The Command.


better living Honolulu,
Of
bat
myself dabble in
may going
complicated difaeult
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To make 3 soap % whiten the hands
take z wireglassfuI OF ear de- cologne
add q wineglass<uI Of lemon juice. and
into this mixture pour a sufficient
quantity Of the best white soap 70 ao-
sorb AL moisture Mix vel together
and roll into bal This viii be found
an excellent soap