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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03
Night SWeatS & Cough.

E. W. Walton, Condr- s. P. Ry-, III
IAN Ness ST., San Antonio, Tex,
writes: During the summer and fall
of 1902. my annoyance from cata.rh
reached that stage where it was actual
misery and developed alarming symp-
toms. such as q very deep-soated cough,
night sweats, and pains in the head and
chest. experimental with several So
called remedies before I finally decided
TO take q thorough course of Peruna-
~Twoof my friends had gone so far as
TO inform me that the thing for me to do
was TO resign my position and seek q
higher. more congenial climate Every
one though. had consumption and
was not expected TO live very long,
sHaving procured some Peruna, de-
cided 10 give 1t thorough test and ap-
Piled myself assiduously to the task Of
I taking 1t. as per instructions, in the
meantime
The effects were soon apparent, all
alarming symptoms disappeared and
nv general health became fully as good
as il had ever been in my life
Il have resorted to the use OF Peruna
on two OF three occasions since that
/ time 70 cure myself of bad cold"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

$50 Hre Hl' Hpi io pra0Ier scrub
methods of farming lor Instance $40
HllnN ile winter f0 paas NliN0ui ulaA
.ng iAe nenfsHr3 preparation fYf sprlne
Nurh 49, nlON Hrouna sfumus Hnf
hlg ffouor lfaf after yrHr Ne uIYt
lhrauFN mndND'f HHd harnfri % frsp
~ Neods NNDn % feN ilIrs aud lftle
|nnnl Nuuo nHnrr iNDW ~ FrnN lNr
BOT rl0ls nu fNr fHrN 49, AZ npi niar
nur luaarldnr Hnd Nf Hll0H nur FlAr.
n hruHe nru|lF hei0f Nf fUf lf
llnffui lHf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

cheaper. as 60 cents will furnish enough
to treat an acre. Similar successful ex-
periments have been made with copper
as by the Cornell station. Some three
years ago the California station tried
spraying with blue vitriOl to hold IN
check mustard on its cereal paintings
at Yuba City and came TO the same
conclusions as did the Wisconsin sta
ton. At Davis during the present sea
son experiments in limited way were
tried with copperas. but owing TO the
lack Of facilities for properly applying
the compound results were not satisfac
tory The work will be repeated anoth-
er time with the most approved appli
ances.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

At the grocery
= What 5 thats Ten dollars and
halfs''
eyes, your bill for the month to-
tails ten and half -
BY George, this Is outrageous 1
never heard Of such robbery. Let :
see, YOU are charging me 30 cents for
sugar Why I can buy enough sugar
for 80 cents TO last me for four
MONTHS
'.Can' I help It. Prices have gone up,
YOU know
Yes, that : your excuse Every
time a person kicks YOU fling this old
answer about prices going up I'm G.
ting tired of It \ man should al least
get his money : worth Now ! II settle
this bill, but I want YOU 10 understand
in the future there viii have 10 be a
change. There are other groceries, YOU
know Plenty Of them, Do you IN
derstand -
At the corner cafe
= What 5 my bill this month";
. Forty dollars and twenty-five
cents
.. Forty dollarss Is that alls Well
well m getting off cheap this month
IN Just buy round Of drinks on my
small bill Come on boys, all take one
on me- -
THAT brings II mp TO fOrty-One dol
lars exactly
. Here s your money Now We II
square. always like TO trade al TIN:
place because ] know I m getting my
money worth
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

AL ifNilNf iliNIN fiNf "i liif NiiiNI III
rui n shoHn Al fhe accompanying %.
uflrailpp papuied ny minnesota
fHTmeT
n collslhlf ~ q N0oaDn flnme ol
faalng AeTQse 49, f0p ~ NnIen ~ b
fainel fuppori f0r iNN ffFf iNe laiiff
leallng M nfflnlr aperture lu ihe
notion 0f iNf eaf.nF N Hn Nr'lnni wlr
l0r Nnnufnd nn illf nllHI pHl ri iNi
1Hnf ~ Al lfNi renNHNF hsH M
sN|nh a placed u lHNp Nl niNN suitable
HIumHuni ln operation 1850 Hlf
lHa.aI alar ilf HlniNlr HNf .Hr fN'
fHllMg n0 ilf 1850 NIl' Hf aNHdN
Nnan iNN mllIH ~ iN9 Hf HN.NHH
II.f fnNnlfa Hf iNN faHH u NH.NH
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03
Lining Heavy Timbers.

When II becomes necessary for one
man TO handle a heavy weight. such ar
a log or barn timber which must be
lifted. II can be done without a strain
by making use Of the trick shown IN
the sketch. Using small blocks. builc
a crib under the center OF the log by
lifting up one end. allowing the log
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

- 'm afraid said the minister
who was evidently fishing for a word OF
commentator. that my sermon this
morning was rather long,
tOh. well. rejoined the good dea-
con. " don let that worry you. Even
If 81 was 3 tride long, ii WASH I very
deep. % u averaged up ~ right,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03
nothing


Always shake in Aliens FOOt-Ease. e
powder. III cures hot. sweating. aching
swollen feet Cures corns. ingrowinf
nails and Dunions Al All druggists
and shoe stores. 25c Don't accept ang
substitute sample mailed FREE I'd
dress Allen 8 OlmsIol u Roy. ~. v
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

fNihl fftr Nlr rNIi
position ls uatural
inasmuohaF so mans
eggs of quesilonalll.
uriiy reaoll ille dln
uer liable Al the
denler doslrei Af
could readily dlf
card egga of doubt
ful age Hs .llrre nrs
numerops aeYicoi
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03
COFFEE

The dealing is simple.
If you don't like Schil-
ling's Best. it costs you
nothing.
Your grocer r-trrns your money q you co1t
LLl it ge pa .im
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

''Can YOU walk on your hands OF
turn a somersault or a cartwheel, Miss
Edithe7 asked johnny Of his new
nurse.
No. dear. said the Young woman
with a sweet smile . Why do You ask
me- I can I do anything like that
q Well. - said Johnny with a sigh
g m afraid you won I do They told
me Won We're a trained nurse,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03
President S Son Twenty-one.

New York-There is one vote of
which William H. Taft will be sure. II
is a first vote as well and the ballot
will be east by Theodore Roosevelt Jr.,
the president Is eldest son. who viii be
p wears old this week.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

10 balance near the center When lifted
as shown in dotted outline place an
other timber under the long end and
then repeat the operation.-Farm and
Home
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

so your wife is an authoress. Binks.
Does she write for money!"
81 never had a letter from her vet
that she wrote for anything else,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

ed that an appeal on such a question
would not be ~disagreeahle. she held
the open page toward him. and said
May I ask your attention 10 this
hymn, and ask you 10 favor me with
your opinion of IT,
Her companion glanced down the
page. and seeing that the hymn was
Come. Thou Fount of Every Bless
ing. made an attempt TO excuse him
self from conversation on It's merits.
but the lady ventured on another
appeal.
That hymn has given me So
much pleasure she said: 'i;s sent!-
ments 70 touch me: indeed. I cannot
tell you how much good II has done
me. Don't you think II very good
Madam said the
bursting into tears. I am the poor.
unhappy man shn wrote that hyrnn
many years ago. and / would give a
thousand worlds. II I had them. To
enjoy the feelings | then had"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

\ Home Circle reader recently
asked for tho beautiful prayer writ
ten by Robt. Louis Stevenson during
his las; illness in far away "a mo
X In one OF the most exquisite things
la English and ~e are glad To re-
print X herewith
We h.secch Thee. Lord. 10 behold
1s Nth favor. weak =srn and women
sahaiKs!ng under Tho covert of Thy
~patienc.. BE patient a,!ll. Suffer III
ys; awhile longer atta our broken
promises OF good. with our Idle en-
doarnr against evil. suffer tn awhile
longer 10 endure. and. II IL ma be-
help aH 10 do better. Bless to "a II
extraordinary ~snerrsca. II Tho aay
come samn they must ae taken. hare
is play The man anasr affection lie
With u s-.oaaa be w.ta a~uraeiroa.
Go ~sta vel ot In 10 vrat. and II
aaT awake. temper 10 them Tho dark
hours Of watching. and waea The
day -rtaraa Ia aa~uar aua and rnsn.
sortsr-caIl ia sith morning tarua
eager 10 be happy II happiness shall
be oar portion. aad II The day te
marked to sorrow. wtraag IN nts-
inre H..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18
SOMETHING GOOD FOR HOUSE
KEEPERS NEXT WEEK.

Next weeks Southern Farm Ga
zette xtlI contain two articles of un-
usual interest 10 our farmers wives
and Making the House
wi:e's Work Lighter and Heart
Lighter" by Miss II. Mae Card. and
a little sketch How an Alabama
Farm Woman Makes Pin Money"
And We may also speak of some plans
by which We hope 10 interest our
n readers Of The Southern
Gazette more largely in this depart
ment than ever before and publish
more letters from them.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18
4 Young Mans First Failure.

| have always watched with great
Interest ! young mans first failure.
IL III Tho index Of hts life. the meas.
ure of his success power. The mere
fact Of hin failure does not interest
me much. but how did hn taxa his
defeat what did ho d. next Was
he discouraged Did he alink out
Of sight. Did he conclude that he
had made a mistake in his calling.
and dabhlo in something eiser Or
did b. mp and nj IL again with Il de-
termination that knows no d~efeatvw
Orlaon Sweet Mardcn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

Justice Brewer, Of the Supreme
Court. has a story OF the days when
= certain lawyer. now w~eiiskaosn a.
The bar of Chicago. .aA having any
thing bat an easy time cadeavov!ng
20 ala recognition In his profession
On. day n seli-tn-do farmer in
Esesi nf legal advice sought the
struggling attorney with reference 10
a au!t la desire. In bring against q
asighbor The iawTrr looked up the
statutes and advised his client what
course 10 pursue. Az tho latter roae
II leave the Once. he asked: How
much"
oh. say three dollars" carelessly
s.spoaded the lawyer.
W~hereupon the client prdrered a
ave-doilar bill. rhe lawyer appear
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

Preparation Of Vegetables for the
Table.

All vegetables should be put into
boiling water TO cook. whether they
grow under or above the ground. 4:
you want 20 boil a piece Of meat.
you do not put IL into cula water. YOU
put ii into boiling water 10 sea! I'D
h outside and retain the juices in
n meat On the other hand. IL
you sssh 10 draw out the juices Tor
cups. etc. you put the meat iasn
cold water. Tho same uriucipg.
holds good FOR vegetables. /. you
wish 70 TIE. them for soups draw out
he goodness by putting iato cold
water. but II yon 1.xh 10 serve tho
vegetables a. a alHh. pat them iaso
boiling water.
New potatoes. If uapeejed. boa
ever. are fi-at put into cold xater tn
draw III. a~oianiue out Of he akin
o for ten minutes. quickly peel
OF the akin. and put Into boiling "a
ter 10 ia!ah cooking. Some people
actually advise using he water vege-
tables arc boiled In an q foundation
for soups. even If they are put .utn
aos1sl& N81EE 10 COOK. DfraINN there
IN 81 much ~ n. goodness al IN.
vegetable IN he ~ater." II that In
40. whv Dot draw out more Of IL By
putting into cold water TRY With
heetn. put them IN cold water. boil
Them. -n~ 49,. the color al tho IA.
ter. n beautiful dep red. Sow ct
anime ;t~ hsssts. a waitanh. wsrtnwy
aud tastnl~ms vegetable. Tho h~us ~
a good illustration. IN i, shows The
result 20 sell. bat all other v~Srta-
bl~a are affected The same war.
Eeess. carrots. and ~paraasum all
contain sugar. which substance Ia Ell.
iracted frorn th@rs hy putting tntr,
cold ~atsr and bringing "a tho boil
The result IL az lasipsa. savnrlswH
vegetable entirely different from he
properly cooked article. For ttla
almn. sh~se vegetables should
not De peeled before cooking. except
carrots when used for sav0rirs The
akin then must sr scrap~d. rot peel
81 %. "a IL In very shGn. and IN a
nrw carrot merely. nrv1H rubbing To
peel if--Ga~d~n magazine
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18
THE CHILDREN'S
~ CORNER.
BOOKS OF THE BIBLE.

Il young people who read The
southern Farm Gazette will do we'll
10 commit the following verses to
memory. They make IL easy tn re-
member all the books Of the Bible
and the X order In which they
ONE
Genesis arst IN order stands.
Exodus gives the ten commands:
iNevtticns and Numbers. see
That Deuteronomy next will be.
Joshua. Judges. Ruth-cach dwells
Before Samuel, Kings and Chronicles
Ezra and Nehemiah. then
IN Esther points. he plouH Queen.
Job. Psalms and proveri,. uaxt an
pear.
WITH Ecrl"siaRtes. while va hear
Tho Song ~ solomon declare
what beauties In tho. Saviour arc
Isaiah speaks in sweetest strain
OF Christ aad tells rs all his pain.
bile Jeremiah weeping bears
Ills Lamentations "a our nara.
Ezekiel. Daniel. shen wtll came.
Hosea Joel here sna room.
Amos and Obadiah. TOO:
jonah and Micah stand 10 view.
Nahum and Iat,akkuk make war
To Iephaaiah and tiagxai.
Then L*caaTtaA'a book In seem
Aad Malachi concludes the scene.
Thi# IN he cay tho Gospels run
Matthew. MARX. Lake aud Iohr.
Then come he Arta tnvgslus Yasi
Tho Apostolic Church so vlsw
The Epsatle& aext our uostce claim.
which in succession shua we narnp
d Romans aa3 Cnriuth4anH wers
To cities seat rsuop lsxt affair.
Galatians and t-phesiana then
" rntr hT The same inspired pen.
Philippians. CainmalasM stand
Win Thna@a uuiana near a. hand
Timothy irada 80 Titaa on.
Fhs@ brings aa down tn Philemon.
Thn Isehr~sa soon y" gladly and.
aad that NJ James comes close be-.
htad.
To Peter nos our thoughts ~. civ.
with having f0ha se wish ~ live.
Then solemn Jade wi!l pierce she
soul
And Revelation eln@s the whole.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18
AN AUTHOR AND his HYMN.

strange rs IL asetnm. Often IL hap.
pens nat ogs sho has done uamar
= ~ Importance La hre ed
~ @os.." LITTLE thing. Thus. Robert
Robinson. he English divine. did Il
great daal IN a literary line and pre-.
pared several volumes for puBilca"
Lon. but he !s known chiefly through
being The author NJ the ayma.
Come. Thou Fonnt NJ Every nIeHs-
Ing. In connection with the hymn
which he wrote. an interesting an
ecdote In related by Allan snther-
mad "a he Deiineatnr
One day. on one Of the sell
kno@a roads. = lady had been for
@3tae time engaged over one page OF
Il .ttls book. which. in the course Of
he Journey. she had occasionally
consulted Turning. at length. 10 her
companion In travel. a gentleman
from who's. appearance che gather
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

ed embarrassed. He carefully search
his pockets and the drawers of his
desk without finding the necessary
change. Finally he met the exigencv
by pocketing the bill and observing
as he reached for a digest:
1T would seem. Mr. Blank. that 7
shall have 10 give You two dollars
q worth of advice"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

hat ~ttl thoroughly puivcrtre and evenly
Tom uau hundred pounds tn ten
on" Tor acre, MAIDS ia Two ~izss by LIND
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18
Answers la Riddles in Last Weeks
Paper.

when they have m understanding
ween them.
Because you can't use 1t until Ii
3a broken.
The one talks without rejecting
and the other reflects without talk
Ing.
lie drops a line at every post.
The letter M"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

Torsny-Mam1a. aaaat ron aay
that taa cake III the paatvY would
make TIE alex II | ~am 10 eat ~
Aatnr1a~~Tem. dear.
Tosnt1y-Wrli. ii aiar'c
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

Little Margts-f said my prayers
srvcr Lines sunday nlghs. papa.
Papa~Nhy did you do that. DEAR
Little AarSie~0h. mo wouldn't
hare "a bother saying en- tho rua,
Of tho week.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18

"So~ Johnny" aa!d tho teacher.
can you Tell nr what n mormon
ing"
Yes. ma answered the little
fellow. a Mormon ia a man whose
alse to twins or tr!plcfa.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-18
FOR SALE.

l3 ACRES BILL LAND, improved. half
mile Alcom College, Cheap. Wife
P X. HAMMETT, Vickhburg. Miss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-31
THE ALLIGATOR PEAR.

There Is almost as much difference
between a fine budded avocado and a
seeding as there is between a we'll
crown Baldwin ample and seeding.
We are of the opinion that the avocados
that color when well ripened to a dark
red or purple will be much more valued
by the trade than one that ripens and
holds its green or pale green color. This
class OF fruit is much more attractive.
Our reason Tor thinking this is the
general market conditions. In the APP
pie market the apple which appeals to
the eye is generally the best seller and
more sought after.
Take the Ben Davis; with its rich,
rosy checks, it always finds a quick
market at good prices, yet it is to our
mind one of the poorest apples in the
market, it having no distinct flavor.
Yet its magnificent cQloring sells it in
the markets of the world. So we be-
heve it win be with the avocado-the
one with bright. high colorings viii be
the one that viii be sought after by the
consumers. There is no fruit grown in
any portion of the United States that
has a brighter 1uture than this. In the
New York market, at the fruit stores,
they sell for from so to rs cents each,
and their popularity is increasing each
year. The demand is for the known or
budded varleties-Homesee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-31
RAFFLES A GENUINE
SUCCESS At ORPHEUM

Raffies, gentleman burglar, with the
entree to the drawing rooms of Lon,
don aristocracy gave an exhibition Of
his mastery methods at the Orpheum
last evening, the title role being pre-,
scented by Richard BUTLER The audi
ence was almost breathless over the
audaeity of the master craftsman as
he piled his black art amidst the con
ventions of society The play was one
of the most successful offerings of
this dramatic season. Raffies is no ordi-
nary craftsman, but college bred
hypothecater of diamond necklaces and
strings of pearls. BUTLER portrayed the
role splendidly, fine foil being pre-
sented by Mr.. Montgomery as Capt.
Bedford, an amateur, but clever, de-
tective
The ladies of the company presented
a pretty picture in evening toilettes.
They were the admiration of the
feminine portion of the audience and
Miss Mosher, as Lady Nelson, owner
of the famous necklace. was charming,
as was also Virginia Thornton as Miss
Conron, in love with Rallies. A Brit
ish Lord was well played by Mr.
Lowell.
Raffies is an exceptional play
and those who appreciate good detee
tive work should see it, The play
viii be presented tonight, Saturday
and Saturday matinee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The United States District Court has
been adjourned to August IS.
There viii be meeting of the Board
of Health at O'Clock this afternoon
There win be meeting of the Board
Of Education on Monday afternoon at
$3.50 clock.
Manager Ballentyne sets at rest a
rumor that the Rapid Transit is pre-
pairing to extend its line to Pearl City.
Honolulu Lodge 616, B. P. O. T., Will
meet in its Iodgeroom, Elks building,
King street, near Fort, at 1880 his
evening.
J. D. Trenor, who is study..nr the
subject of immigration and tabor IN this
Territory, returned from Kauai by the
Kinau. He is now preparing his re-
port.
Governor Frear yesterday reappoinS
ed Judge Antonio Perry member OF
the school board for the term of .iree
years. Judge Perry has been serving
the unexpired term of G. J. Hutchins.
The names Of nine deserters from
the cruiser Milwaukee were posted at
the police station yesterday, while the
blotter bore the names of two stray
glers, picked up during the morning.
There is a ten spot reward for each
of the deserters.
The Hawaiian Trust Company. which
pays license of $3.50 per year for
carrying on the trust business, objects
10 paying another license of $100 fo1
doing a brokerage business. The ques
tion has been referred by Treasurer
Campbell TO Attorney General Hemen
way.
Complaint is made of the laundry
building on Vineyard street, owned by
Theodore Richards, that drain water
from it is backed up in the sewer and
is running in the cutters of the street
1t is said that the catch basin for the
sewer is stopped up. The matter is re
ceiying official attention.
Two mangoes, one weighing eighteen
ounces and the other sixteen, have been
placed on exhibition by Gerrit Wilder
in McInerny s window, Fort street. The
larger is Of the Totopairi and the
smaller of the Sandersha variety, both
varieties from India These are the
fruit of grated trees four years odd.
Through the fundamentally of Man
ager f. W Everton of the Seamen 3
Institute, under whose auspices the en-,
tertainment was given, Rev. VIM. D..
Westervelt delivered a very enjoyable
stereopticon lecture on board the u. S.
S. Milwaukee last evening, which was
witnessed by a large number of the
ships company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-31
Infants

Ankle Ties and Princess Sandals
White, light blue, pink, tan and black;
60c. sandals, till P. m, 45c. pair.
Ms. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd.
Corner Fort and Beretania Streets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Morgan sells today.
John Neill, on Merchant street, has
the best gas engine.
4 large house on Palolo road is for
rent. See classified ads.
Let Bo We, Hotel street, near Smith,
make you piece of Chinese jewelry.
See the display of remnants in Sachs
window. Sale begins Monday morning.
yacht has been found and may be
recovered by owner by calling at tins
Office.
See Wall, Nichols Co. stock before
it is moved to the new store. You may
come across a bargain.
Don It forget the grand clearance sale
at Blom's, commencing tomorrow. 1t
will be big shopping event that no
one should miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hashimoto, the ac-
knowledged peers of all masseurs, will
call at your house and give you treat
ment. See their ad in the Advertiser.
Shop early tomorrow, for we close at
one clock. We are featuring specials
that are real money-savers; they WI
interest you. n. s. Sachs Dry Goods
Co, Ltd.
Compare Morgan 5 upset price for
Saturday land at Kaimuki.
The American Hawaiian Paper and
Supply Company has a complete line of
papers from straw wrapping to the fin
est linen and bond which it sells to
the trade at very low prices.
Fresh California fruits and vegeta-
bles. Puritan creamery butter and East
ern frozen oysters arrive in the Ala
media this morning for Henry May &
Co., leading grocers. Phone p.
The Chapip shoe has been designed
especially for young men, who are the
kcenest and ablest critics of footwear.
ii is perfect and up-to-date III every
lr'tieular The Regal Shoe Store.
Intending passengers for the China
should leave their orders for baggage
with the Union-P Pacific Transfer Co;
phone IS. Baggage checked ~ yeur
home or hotel, and placed properly.
The 1909 four-cyiinder Stevens
Duryea is little larger and more pow
erful than the late Model r, and more
moderate in price than the six-eylinde-.
See it at the Won Hamm 1nng Co.,
It'd.
Read Morgan s land sale for satur-
day.