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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13

1t always is mistake, sometimes a
fatal one, for a woman too plainly to show
her love for any man, however much he
may profess his love for her. The gravity
of the error, of course, is measured by the
manner Of man whom the woman loves; all
men are not alike, and some few can stand
the test of utter security in the possession
of that tender thing-a woman's heart.
But such men are as scarce as blue dia-
monds, and no woman is wise who adores
man and, still worse, tells him So The
telling is the major part of the mistake.
Hearts are willful things, and sometimes
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13

/ have studied all the "cults" and "new
thoughts" Hindoo mysticism, reincarna-
ton, spiritualism and the rest, and back
come TO the old-fashioned religion that's
between the two covers of the Bible. |
don't try to find out whether the Scriptural
history Of the Jews is correct or not, or
whether the old Book is wabbly in its sci
ence. Those things are not essential, and
the clergymen who dissect and compare
and analyze and qualify the Bible do it,
not because they think it will help people
to do right and be decent, but to tickle
their own intellectual vanity and get their
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
q q q
Rag Time.


Never talk a man blind IL you ex.
pect him to see through your scheme.
Il z 4
The sultan of Turkey has the largest
carpet known. II is valued at $4,000.
1t must make subordinate feel small
to be called onto this carpet.
4 Z Il
II young men took warning from
what they see about them. there
would be fewer drunkards. | wouldn't
have nose like some of those John
Barleycorn boys for all the whiskey
In the universe.
= Il 4
In the Licking (Mo.) News I read:
Uncle BY Williams was in Friday
from the woods and called to advance
his subscription date. He had the
misfortune to cut his foot last week
with the broad ak. but not badly" !
take II that this other Uncle BY vii.
liams let's a few chips fall where they
may, anyhow, even II he doesn't write
for the press. Howdy. Unc?
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
O @ Q
Ding, Dong.

Every family should have a curfew
which should ring tonight" and all 9th.
err nights II needed. These curfews are
inexpensive and can be made at home
Take piece of siding two feet long anc
whittle one end to handle. Take the
child that needs the curfew and bend II
over a barrel Now take the siding anG
use II as a clapper Put IL on hot, di.
viding the strokes evenly, and see that
none miss. Good for a girl or a boy UT
to is, and three applications are war
ranged TO cure the most pronounced case
of street loafing that exists The music
is said to be more effective than singing
Where Is my wandering boy to-nightr'-
Exchange.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
o o O
Wisdom.

More and more as we grow older we
appreciate the finer traits that are in
human nature, Men going out into life
never forget the mother who stays at
home, and who has presented TO them a
nature with reason dominant with a
high moral sense, with refined and sweet
affections with taste. with patience, with
gentleness, with self-sacrihce and with
Observation-Disclosures. man may 20
through all the world. he may run
through every stage OF belief aud dis.
belief, but there will be one picture he
cannot efface. Living or dying. there
will rise up before him like morning
star the beauty OF that remembered good.
ness which he called mother. Horton
(Ark.) Guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
WILL START A
SCHEME FOR
CITY BUILDING
Councilman Way Draws
Up Bill to Present to the
City Council at Its Next
Meeting.

Councilman Eugene Way yeater.
day took before the finance com.
mittee of the city council draft
Of an ordinance which he will intro.
duce at the next meeting OF the
council Tuesday night. which calls
Tor the condemnation OF the site
directly back Of the old city hall
site and the erection of large.
eommodloua building hy the city
and county on the two tracts.
II believe In building a modern
building. one that win prove ol
sufficient slxe IN years 10 come. =
said MIR. Way. when taking Of the
project. and not one OF the usual
public character. with Ahrubhery
aud trees in profase abundance
The price 20 be- paid for the site
back ~ the old city hall site will.
according 70 the draft Of the ordi.
nance, be settled by the courts.
Ne official action was taken BY
the committee other than the ap.
pointmeut Of MIR Way "a com.
mittee af one 20 consult with the
county authorities. and 10 gain an
expression Of opinion from them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
60V. HARMON
| PLANS TRIP
70 SEATTLE
rh;sl Executive of Ohio
Gaming to Exposition
with Many Heads of
State Departments.

cnf. I'MntiS. ono, sept
e.'ssrncs Harmon hes completed
-, 81 Mans 4 tor Ats TRIP e Seattle
=. 49, s NJ i 10 spsak scpteniheF II
o 49, pay. It ne Alsssa. Yukon II IA.
s ~. ssnssrsats0n. Ige viii leave Cia
1880 49, September Is and SO BY way
y : f0als. Kansas cts Denver
al lake city and Portland. lie
m leave Seattle Sopsemeef - and
rsSnrn Via san Fsaneiseo, Los
Anxeles aud the Grand eaaN1n,
- vii b. accompanied ~ Mrs
usswen thelf aAnshlef Mrs
vrlrht Secretary Geofge ) Long.
.sistant General Meyhrecht and
- Aasnwinx members Of bis mill.
ss.v xsafY. Major Joseph A Hail.
sssflnnass Maior ]. Vi Smith. OF
ssws Captain Walter Sehwah. Gin
s,saatl: Cspiaia GeorEe Weed
rnsson. Captain Perrin n Mony
rsnx cesunhas Lieutenant Hen
s.Aamnerialn. Coluu hus tdoutsh.
~ n. L Qassssef Cleveland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04

This n ormshy McHarg. assist.
snt secretary of commerce and Ia.
Dor. who soon viii be out at tho
government service. A few DAYS
ago MeHarg attacked the Roosevelt
policy 81 conservation. and Ia re-.
maFkahly short time word came,
not from Washington. where Me
liarg II, hut from Beverly. where
Tart IA. that AcHarg had rendered
his resignation
Mcigarg thought that Roosevelt's
conservation policy ought 10 be left
70 divine hands, aud said so. lie
called Clifford Pinrhot sharply 10
account for meddilng in the divine
work. Meiiafsa name does not ap.
pear IN the current edition Of who's
Who II Il known that he was an
assistant chauffeur OF the Hitch.
cock steam roller Ia the Taft cam.
pai@n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
PRINCE RUPERT DAY
HAS BEEN POSTPONED

Prince Rupert day Al the A..Y-P
exposition has been postponed until
tomarrow. owing 20 the uou-arrival
81 the steamer Rupert City with
10 visitors from the Canadian city
The steamer II due tonight. and
Prince Rupert day wiil be ceiehFats
ed sunday. the visitors remaining
over Monday to attend the fair on
Seattle day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
WILL ANNOUNCE HIS
DECISION TUESDAY

Judge Gay will announce his de-.
cialon whether receiver wlll or
viii riot be appointed for the Puget
Sound Realty Associates next Tue8.
day afternoon AZ l o'clock.
After 4 dAy OF exhaustive argn.
ments on both sides. the court took
the case under adYsmemont AZ the
adjournment hour
The court expressed Us opinion
that the company had been uper.
ating tn the capacity Of a trust. and
that the courts opinion was not
aebatAhle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
Will sUY TELESCOPE.

san FRANCISCO. Sept a..
|japan las ascided 20 bias big
Telescope fug the imperial obsagva.
tory u Tokto X Aesno. professor
Ief astronomy and mathematics at
|she Japanese naval academy. Ii Ia
|thss eisy pFWVarsEg for a tour to
Examine the BIZ Telescopes ia ob.
serystngies scattered throughout
ne unlsea States. hesnrp making
TIE purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
PEACE MUST REIGN

That peace must reign an the Pr
eific ocean was the hey note az al.
dresses made yesterday 81 the ban.
auet given ~ the Seattle Chamber
ut Commerce 70 the party % Japan
ese business men aow visiting this
city. Speeches were delivered by
Iudga Thomas Burke. United States
Senator Piles and Baron 3. Shlbus.
ava, who holds Ia Japan a position
IN the financial world similar 10
TINT Of ]. pserpons Morgan In this
country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
GIRLS GIVE 27 CENT
BANQUET FOR BUCKLEY

The young women ~ the domea.
tie science department AZ the ex.
position yesterday rendered !
luncheon "a Louis w Buckley. re-.
tirtng director Of special events at
the fair. and 10 guests invited BY
Mr.. Buckley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
|GONGREssMAN WOULD
DIVIDE NORTH LAND

KETCEIKAN. Alaska. Sept. -
|rusxF~ssman Salzer Jeff last night
| hr Seattle after a weeks inspee.
| liNn az his mines near here. Mr.
Snises has plans fuF the division Of
ALASKA He would call That portion
|tl the serTstcrs north ~ the Yukon
|nser. Seward The portion south
|gt the river be would cali sumner
lad he Southeastern section Alas.
|lx. TIE TIVE latter sections h.
xoulA make territories and Seward
vuua remain a district Congress-
80 sElseE prophesled that the sec
|r0a n b. called Alaska would In
| saz years be admitted as a state
Edward FueFdeFeF. II pEilaael,
ria b asaksng the trip wlsh Mr..
SKIER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
To vanCouverII: 0p.m.
Return by Daylight

Through Victoria Princess Char.
lotfe 18th waya. giving time for
Walt at the cities OF Vancouver and
Victoria. take ycw en- route
through Active pass aud tho San
Juan lalanda.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
500 sIF~t Av ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
10 CEASE ToHTuaEs

1 ~ NE7FW FfN~kF
IAN6ikk WaFuerc. Sept. 49,
hsAl HaiIa he smltsn d Morocco.
\ q pat "A sn4 to the cruel tor.
fHr<s sa<n - Recently wsrp snflscf.
q ~ ~ soldiers npon the re-.
Dsillnas aoaFs he has given hits
'Ermixe - the French consul at
20 TIT Gil such crueltses will sfop
lnmsdEasely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04

conceded the most beautiful In the en-
and Madison parks every is minutes.
u III h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04
cuccEnHgiM DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. Sept. s-The al
reetogs II the Cuggenhsim explnFa-
ton company today declared ltH
regular zia per cent quarterly div,
idand payable October /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-04

% ycu want 10 Guy a honss See
The Stars classified real estate
eoIunHns-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
(To be Continued.)


when 1t comes to ideal domestic
women" said the proud young au-
thor, "the heroine OF my new noval
Is the paragon"
That's Just the kind of heroine
we're looking for" replied the busy
publisher.
Yes, sir, she Is woman you
don't meet every day. In the first
place, she never leans out of the back
windows and criticises her neighbors'
Monday wash"
She must be perfect"
Nor does she hang over the back
fence gossiping by the hour while
the dinner scorfhes."
I'D like to meet one like her."
when new neighbors move In she
does not criticise their old furniture
and wonder II they have paid fol-
their new"
The busy publisher held up hi
hand.
Stop! That could not be a wo
man." II
mot a womgn?" /.
"No; that would be an angel"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
BURNHAM SEES THE
sh COMET OF HALEY
Observer With Telescope Picks W
Wanderer, Which Il Pho
tographed.

CHICAGO. September 17.-For the
FIRST time In seventy-four years Hal
leys comet has been observed with
the naked eye. The observation was
made ~ Professor s. w. Burnham
or the Yerkes Observatory ut Lake
Geneva on the Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Two Photographic
negatives were secured.
THE announcement Of Professor
Burnham's exploit was made by Pro-
lessor Edwin b. Frost today.
Professor Durham was the first
In America to see the comet with
the naked eye, aided by telescope"
said Professor Frost today.
I'VE said nothing about seeing
the visitor Wednesday. even though
our Photographic plates showed 1t,
because It was partly Obscured by u
small star and we could not be GER
tain.
Thursday morning about 8 o'clock
| AioicooOi puAhhuui again ouW thS
comet, and again the camera, mani
pulated by Oliver j. Lee, picked up
the comet. This time there could
be no mistake.
"The plates. which were taken
with a two-foot reflector, showed the
comet as u faint, fuzzy path slightly
elongated, In the southeast. 1t IL
about Ave degrees distant from the
Istar Geminorum, In the predicted po'
sition, SO that there can be no mis-
take as to the correctness OF our dis
covery. The position Of the come,
was accurately fixed with the nitro
metre. The pictures which We hav'
SO far taken with the camera arr
too faint to be reproducible. II
fact, there never has been photo
graph Of Halley's comet which wa
reproducible In a newspaper"
Halley's comet, according to tn
scientists, will be visible to the max
ed eye without IA telescope befor'
next spring. The sighting is con
sidered a great feat by the scien
lists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
CHINESE MINISTER WHOSE
RECALL CAUSES SURPRISE

Although the recall Of WI Ting
Fang had been rumored for many
weeks, Washington officials and dip
lomats were surprised when 1t came
The Chinese Minister is now In Peru,
to which country he has been cred
tied along with the United States
II Is DR.. Wu's second recall from the
United States. the first occurring
when he expressed sympathy for
this country in the Boxer outbreak
Chang Yin Tang, his successor, II
now deputy vice president of for
eign affairs. He formerly was sta
toned at Madrid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27

White boy before and after school
to learn grocery business. Ad
dress II. D.. this office. 441S-Gl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27

aEIGg 6er husband TO hight on and
win.
Joe. for his part. lacked his wife's
grit and energy. and constant disap-
pointment had undermined his fortl.
tude. He loved Emma. He hardly
could have done otherwise. though
calculation had entered largely into
his counting Of her. Chivalrously.
while the sweet bliss OF their early
married life held him In Its spell. he
had done as much of the heavier work
OF the menage as he could to spare
her when time and opportunity afford
cd. but very naturally he had soon
tired Of this-where is the man who
does not?-and by degrees had left rs
much OF II as he could to her. except
when his moods of optimism and nf-
fcctionnte solIcltude impelled him to
go 10 her assistance. At such times he
wanted to do It all.
On the evening following his out.
burst ut the Office he was still resent
full and down In the mouth" when he
let himself Into his little fiat. and the
smiles Of his wife rs she rniscd her
rosebud lips TO receive his kiss Of
greeting failed TO dlspei his gloom.
"You seem out OF sorts tonight,
dear she said sollcitously ANY.
thing wrong mt the Officer"
"NothiDg IN particular. I'm tired
and hungry rftcr shaving all day 10
this awful heat. that's all"
"Nevrr mind. sIpicr's all ready, SO
sit down and tuck In
what did you gct:''
"Chops and lmtaioes."
Zoe turned M his nose. ia. took his
seat n, table and began to eat. lie
answered his wifr's questions IN mono
| syllal,les. His Thoughts. II was plain
were not OH his meal or Emma's con
versation. and. secirg that he was pre-
occupied aud troubled. she ceased tn
| try TO engage his attention.
Il paid the gas bI!l today" lie vouch.
safed at length. Ninety Gents more
than last mouth"
| Ninety cents more" she commented
with concern. I'm sure we didn't
use half ms much. And we owe the
butcher four-sixiy."
Every month It costs more to live
I don't know what we IRE going to do
I'm sure
Tin sorry. Joe. Goodness knows
.ry to be ms economical MS | can"
II know. but It's all wrong. It's n!
wrong that you should be spelling
your hands with those bcastly greas!
pans. They weren't meant for sucl
work. l wish we could afford II hirct
girl
so do I. but we can't. so what's thu
use OF wishing? Didn't you get thu
raise you asked Captain Williams
for?" she inquired.
mo"
lie hung his head and lapscd int
gloomy silence. She dropped the NOR
sci she was raising 10 her mouth am
rose from the table. filed with dis
may. her appetite completely gont
Tears OF disappointment followed tn
realization OF what the failure OF thei
. plans meant. for neither had doubte,
! that his request would be complies
! with. and she had built many cnstle
, In the air on the strength Of It. A fe,
. dollars more a week added to thel
distressingly small income would hav
/ meant much to them. But, gazing a
0 her husband sitting there utterly d.
/. facted md criishad her heart went On
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
F u Ii
John w. Harding
Copyright. 1908. by G. ". Dillina.
ham Co.

.r-,o,,oo, ,,rnsroa
"r,,h,oan hnndr.d, Nv ,roc,ou.
,sr., e., a,.T.
Il, q, ooo v.ar nn,, c,aot rer MIN
,s,., ~, -
.ye. ,,dood I, lei.
~ saw I,msv today Asted him IN
como ,o .,nnor 10 so,d no yould ~
no cou,d
~ wander why no a,dn,ty
Her husband ala mt answer immedi.
apciy.
"suppose he thoupht We couldn't NJ
ford II Two don't ant ma much m
tbroe"
"Wby. loo how absurdp, she laugh.
cd, beginning to gather up the supper
plates "Jimsv knows it.s pot Iuck"
"Tbnt's the trouble. Jimsy knows
your mother knows-Wiiliams knows
everybody knows. and they're always
talking about how you've got TO work
and slave because you married me and
all that sort of stun"
"Jimsy doesn't"
"weli, he thinks II, and your moth.
er's always rubbing It In. harping on
the same old strlng-that I amt wor.
thy Of you. that It's a shame the way
you have to work and slave. that I
don't seem to get along at all and that
you
"Oh. don't mind mother; you know
her"
"She never did want us to marry"
But dear old dad did. and he was
the one wanted to please-after you.
Joe, Of course. Mother is just bit
peculiar. I'm sure she doesn't under
stand me much. and I'm equally sure
that don't understand her, 30 We
won't bother about her. Just sweep
up n bit. will you. while ! wash the
dishes? Jimsy may drop In by ana BY"
Brooks went Into the Kitchen. donned
an apron from force Of hnbit instilied
into him by his wife. ever careful or
his clothes. ana reappeared with a
carpet broom and n dust cloth. He
was laboring under excitement, as was
manifest by the reckless manner In
which no used the broom. Finally,
with an expression OF determination.
he said In hrm voice:
Emma. you know VIII oe six
months or year oefore get announcer
chance at raise-uniess' OF course
, quit ana get )oo somewhere ese
wns thinking that perhaps you're fireo
ana want 10 eau IL on
CMi what on !.
roon o,,- ,orr,.ro" ho ~
de.ncratolv
; Her ewes opened wide with incret,u
Q Ions astonIsbment. ~ 90
= "You mean separationr
J, ..Tbat's exactly what I mean"
"What for--because I'm tircdr
"SometbInr like that"
.Wbat nm idea, You must have IN,
bluss bodlv 10 talk such nonsense a,
tbot Don't Won th,nk n would hs a,
wei, n wn,t nnti, ! comn,a,nw
cyan have complnIned"
.vo a, Las, ne .nr,.rn..y -
1 .Not In word. hu,n
, .p,t ,,bot"
Iook here" no .,,d ,mno,,en,,,
/. .don't you sunnose I have eycsq Don
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
w A N T S
0OO 00OO O O0OO
FOR SALE.

A few first mortgages on real estate;
IL per cent net: money invested
on income bearing property; alb
solute security; in sums from
800 upward. p. e. Strauch, At
torney-at-law, Waity Bldg, "a 8.
King st. 43S5-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
PA D
Novelixed From
Eugene Walters
Great Play -
(Continued)
CHAPTER III.

odVNpOA houSNc w
common now In all parts OF
New York and must have sat up many
nights working out how to extricate
The maximum Of rent revenue from
The area on which he hnd to at the
structure.
If there were any fats In Harlem OF
smaller Dimensions than the one OF
four rooms occupied by MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Brooks the most experienced
aud persistent hunter nfter u place In |
which to lodge hts family with rela.
tive economy and some semblance Of
comfort would have had the time OF
his or her life finding II. I'D II other
fats there were more lixnriously 1T
ted up. as easily might have been-in
fact. certainly must have been-the
case. at least there was none, what.
ever its size. Tint was kept cleaner or
nraier or In which more effective use
ri AVAILABLE ;nnterial had been made
ten thnt over which Mrs. Emma
| Joks presided ms mistress and fac
to;um.
And Mrs. Brooks herself--how she
graced It. altogether unconsciously!
As the elder Of two daughters Of Stan.
ley Harris, who, while not rich, Ind
hoor weli N do she Ind been brought
nm 4, tho comrort os n good home and
nod on,ovod tho advantage Of nm cdu.
co,iop M a nrIvn,e seminary Her In
thor who.e constant comnanlon she
hod heen and whose sense Of democ.
rocy IN IN. mat,er os association she
boS inberi,ed Ind adoreJ her. md
wben sbe had given her henrt TO 10.
sonh Rroor. e,ectinp him from among
nuuerou. suitors Including James
smith no uovc his consent 10 their
upion AGAINST his own Judgment md
IN face Of the strenuous opposItion of
his wife. esteemlnp the girls buppl.
ness SUPERIOR to all other considera.
lions.
Rroor. who had been In the emp,oy
NJ tho latin. A merIcnn Steamship com.
nonv for ono year and Ind been
brought into relations with the family
by yirtue Of his selection MS secretary
TO her father. the general manager
Ind no means wbuteyer Of his own
md his salary. then $40 n month. wa,
n desperately small Income on which Il
begin housekeeping for n girl reared n,
she hnd been. hut her father helpet
them. and the young couple counted
upon his influence to procure the nd
yancement OF his son in.law to n NOR,
rcmuncrntivc post.
UNFORTUNATELY for them. however
Mr. Harris had died n few weeks nftc
their wedding. and they found them
selves thrown upon their own re-
sources, Mrs. Harris, n selfish. shall
low. unfeelinr woman with social prc
tensions. who regarded her daughter
marriage with the Young clerk ms
mesalliancc and Brooks hln,self will
disdaip. left them TO shift for them
selves and with her other du,,ghte,
Reth. who was scvsn years youuye
than Emmn and shared her. mot her
views. ms she initiated her l,aught
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27

The Industrial Edition Of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, 10 cents at Bull.
lletin of1oe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27

Ferns-Australlan and other varie-
ties; also logs, baskets, begonias
and stephnotis plants. For par
ticulars call on Miss Johnson, Fort
street, near Vienna Bakery
4390-tf-dh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27

Wanted - Competent Dookkeeper.
four months only; out Ct town.
Address Alexander e. Baldwin.
Ltd, Mdse. Dept. 442O-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27

Lady, Is Years experience; expert
accountant. auditor, bookkeeper,
cashier. typewriter, Office mana
ger, general Office work. wishes
position. What can you offer?
Best references COAST. Bonds.
Address, Incorporated Accountant,
Evening Bulletin. 4423-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27

A five-minute talk with young men
who want better jobs. Call or ad-
dress Secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
4422-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-27
Boston Baked Beans.
Boston Brown Bread.
Leave orders q day ahead
Is loaves Of bread for 500.
PRIMO
BEER
S. UCHIDA

Bicycle shop and general repairing
work. Speciality in nickle, silver
and gold plated work.
KING, OPP. ALAPAI ST.