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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
% SPECIALS
 From All Over the Store

Imperial Long Cloth, ? yards to bolt; by the bolt only at Sc yard.
 Oar regular t5e checked Dimity, foll line In ali sizc checks, sale price SC yard. EmbroidesY Edginss and Insertions, a general clean up of all short pieces and odds and ends; vafUes Up to 35c at the spe- |" cial price of 9c yard.
 ? inch French Oreandie; three pieces, lavender, light blUe and nile, edges slight fy soiled from handling S the reason we self this Soc quality for SC 2 yard.
 White Pearl Buttons3 all sizes dozen for 9c.
 Best Peasl B0ttons; both flat and bu1let Shapes, regular J5e kinds se dozen. "E1k" Hairpins; splendid rubber hair pin worth 15c. 9c box.
 Our regular t5e Stoekinet Dress Shields 9 cents.
 Imitation Hair-eloth stifening, splendid for light weight fabrics 9e yard. Fancy Braids and Dress Trimmings, worth up to $J.00; sale price 9c yard. Jewclry Novelties; stick pins, beatty pins, brooches, hat pins, etc., worth from 25e to soc choice ee.
 Our regular t5c Tooth Brushes 9c. 2sc Pearl Handle Writing Pens Sc. Rose Hat Pins; regular 25c special ec. -ChIdren's ribbed Hose; splendid 15c stockings for 9c pair.
 Swiss Ribbed Vests; the 15c sleeveless kinds 9e each. Aotomatic Sanitary Toilet Paper; best on the market Sc.
 Butter1nilk Soap; cakes in box all for 9e.
 "csescent" brand Borax; best on the market 9c.
 "Oakley's" Sachet Envelopes; assorted odofs, 9e.
 w1llows' TalcGm Powder; regular price t5c; %.
 "PowdosO" Puffs; always ready when needed 9c. u1- R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
36 Inch Pajan1a Checks To-day Only '9c

at price, the wholesale; being the advantage being taken, limit the to 20 Yards a b1yes
 Pajama checks wifi be sold at % today ony
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
z5c Madras Shirtings Tomorrow Only %

Soft high grade shng madras in coors that nearly last had wash ac them dainty effects n black and white which pleasing general and piece generously wide.
 This viii be sold tomorrow only at 9s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
Grtfnonns DER ~Sditbbanmmolle.

Nls Gd0nbein. profeTor Der gbez
mite in Bafel, 1916 bic @1iebbaumz
noble erfunoen batte, tpurbe er nit
einem @9ldse Der p~opuIdrite Mann
guropas. Sein Name r@9iebporens
S11nbein" mar in aner Munbe, bic
Rtsterursen peridiebener Gambler
fudten Jpn gu eetpinnen. es Tam gu
@erbanblnnsen betreffs Grnerbuns
bes patents auf 9~eriteluns bes neuen
Sprengitoffs, nobel GUNNER BON
1,00O,O 900 big 100000 granes ge<
nannt tpurben.
Demgegeniiber nebmen fin etnige
Mnerbietungen, bic 6n0nbein Inn bieie
3eit eema9t tporben finb, gerabean
fomi5h aus: Gin 6err 9utteriad aug
Calm, Der fi9 einen orbentliden Bier
teller bauen nDlte, erbat fin bonn gr~
timber ettpas @9iebnole unb erflGrte
ii9 epentueu fogar bereit, bas Me3ept
gu faufen. Der Sberfdirrmeiiter
gbuarb Sbomas in Miibltroff Bel
plauen. beim 9au Der fGAfiA@baneriz
f9en gifenbabn befddfttst, piinf9te
ebenfals au fprengen unb mar mill
lens, Elm Bis atpei Sbaler baran 3u
tpenben. Sdaaer. Der Wirth r3um
Mappen" In 2obr unb nebenbei elm
GROCER Rimrob, bsrlangt BON benz
neuen Sdiebpulper nobne ben preis
al limitiren, unb Der Salineninfpefs
tor 9enmann in @dl5bronn 1dpingt
fih fosar gu BEN uneigsnniiBigen Mns
erbieten auf, er noble nit @hieBpole
unentseltli9 Sprengbsrfuhe anitellen,
Die 3eitungen bes genonnten Sab
res iinb bon BON Der 510nbein'fhen
Grfinbung: bic D~ibasfaIia, Beilaae
bes Sranffurter Spurnals, brinst i'm
3~fpeiten 1albiabr nift peniaer als
"a MrtifeI bariiber. Sin pbantafiez
boiler 3eitungsf1reiber, nidt 3ufries
ben bamit, erfinbet folsenbe Sdauer>
gef9i4fe. bic er mad Oranienburg per>
legt: elmer aDdin lit Bpm ibrem
9%iebbuber, benz fs untreu setporben
1T. Elm fdDner. Ttarfpattirter nnterrod
gu poblfeilem gsrsis in bic 9dnbe ses
fpielt porben. sic 3iebt i'm BEL ben
Worbereitungsn gu einem 5eitmahl an
unb eett an bic Mrbeit. Mber pebe!
bic Matte lit ppn Shiebbaumpole;
als fie fih BEN Serb. ndb.rt, I'm ar,z
suridten, fpribt Elm feudtes 5tiid
9ol5 Junfen, unb elmer berfelben fdnt
auf ben Santn oss unieligen unters
rods. Man. b5rt einen furatbaren
Rnaa, 9D6in, Serb. Speiien, Slide,
aaes TIT berfdfounben, unb bic @Gfte
fteben erftaunt unb bunsrig bal" Gus
leBt pirD bic Gdiebpo1e aud nod
anf bic 9iibne eeserrt; i'm 9baliatbea=
ter 5u 9amburg mirb als Wsibnadtss
nopildt geeeben: Die e~rplobirenbe
Baumtpole," 3eiti9panf in einem Oft
bon 2eopolbus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26

oenben, bot piele 8erptrrlng in
ben &opfen aneeri6tet. @ber Die
bon 2ombroio angeitelten unteriu-
bungen baben, audi tpenn tie oft
in BEN bis 5llr Mnftelung BEG u3l=
Observation-Disclosures" ertremierten Ib=
%itroftionen oIs anfedtbar erideiren,
Der gntlpiflung Der &riminolantbrn-
pologie, mel6e oas 8erbreden aus
Der forerlihen uno geiitigen gieen-
art oes Caters 5n erflaren iud)t,
nnoeraanglibe 9ienite geleiltet.
Sein St1oinm Der uBellagro" 1e-
nannten gauernfranfbeit li6ert Inn
einen Elas unter ben @oltaterrr
Der Wenihbeit. gr bat iid sen
Sab mad)tiger @~runoberrn 5l1geSo-
gen, lpelde onrd Sen Gerfauf balb=
perborener Waisfrudt an Die 8ouern
Der fur6tbaren 4ranf6eit 8oridlib
geleiitet nno oenen 2ombroio oas
nieoertrabtige Sanomerf gelegt bot.
gr bot iih ltie befiimmert Inn oas
WollDollen Der @roBen nno in lid
ielbit Die groBte @el11gtuuug &C.
ln6t. Ser Hiidii6tsloiigfeit aegen
Die &ei9en uto @ornebmen ltarD
Die Hiifiidt auf Die Mr1nen 1t1b
Nieorieen entgegen.
Sn Die tiefften Abgriillbe Ser
menlhli6e11 Nfatur iino Die 9orifun=
gen 2ombroios binabeeitiegen. Sn
oas ibmar5eite 9unfel bot ieine 5pr-
lhung bineingeleubtet. l1no babel
liebte er Die Come uno Ole &lar=
belt iiber oles. @ie feline godtcr
BON Inn lagt: Or booet ii6 germ
in ben Sluten beg goloenen 2idts
Der 5o1tne lino bebollptet, oaB sic
8eoanfen ibm Damn am reiditen
fomrieit, tpen1l iein 3immer bon oen
Sonnenitrablen oilrbtr1nft lfo
ol1r6narmt it,"
Geiare 2ombroio bat Die .Wcn-
lden gefannt. l1no iib ielbit. Muh
in Der grfenntnis, oaB ibm ielbit
nidts Menihlibes fremo gepeien,
NOR er ii6 ielbit getreu.
%. 3. Staots5rq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
geiare 9ombroiD,

Dian fam bas 2eben nleilres
goters Gag fir Gag berfoIgen bon
Der 3eit ieiner &inobeit an Bis All
Der Stunoe oes Subilaums, bas
mm fir i'm iest be~ranifalten milf.
Wan miro trob 10 bieler Sample
nno Mrbeiten feline ShfDGhe. feinen
Wioeriprub BET ibm finoen. Sid
Ielb1t getrel! Sn fonnte feline Depi-
ie Iauten." Mit oielen @orten lat
oes nunmebr Observation-Disclosures
groBen italieniihen Mntbropoloaen
uno Meoi5iners geiare 2ombroio
8ofter Yaola in elmer ,Rarafier-
ifi85e" Dor orei Sabren Dem gorer
Elm idones DenfmaI geiebt. Gr lit
iid ltets getreu geblieben1 in Ser
ltiirmiiden 9eriooen ieines 2ebens.
fDie I'M reiferen 4lter. Seine Sbeo-
RE BON 9ererbung uno Mtapismus
als uriahen Der Berbred1en lit iii
ibrer ertremen Gaiiung auf groBen
Wioeritano geitoBen, bat aber elm
gan5 1eaes @ebiet Der Sorihuna err
ihIoifen uno Der 2ebre bon Ser
&riminalanatomie uno -Hbpiioloqie
cine friiber ungeabnte grneiteruna
perihaffen. Iuh barin mar er iif)
lelbit getreu, oaB er Srrtiimer, Die
er ols iolbe erfannt often sageitago
nno forrigierte. go bat er ielbit
Die Meorie bon Dem ygeboreren
8erbreder", Dem oeIinquente mats,
oabin abgeihmadt, oaB er aud oia
Wogliffeit duBerer @infliiIie als
uriaden Der gntpidIung bes aeluor-
oenen 8erbreders 5ugab.
2ombrolo bette nifts bonn @eIe5r-
ten als Genre" nIs iein @iliea
uno ieinen Gorfdertrieb. Ct mar
elm Observation-Disclosures 6ori9er, aber
Der boble Stol5 uno Der fleinlidle
Neio oes @elebrten als Genre parel.
ibm fremo. CT tit Iange einiam ae-
blieben. 2ange bot es eeoauert, bis
er Nnerfennnng gefunoen. llllb
ouf bente itnb bon ieinen pielen
Werfen eigentlih mir Die beoeuteno-
item u8erbreder~s .@enie uno SIR
linn" uno iein Iestes uDie urio-
den uno 8efdmpfung Der 8erbrc-
den" IN Deiteren 4reiien gemiiroigt.
IS 1T cine grauie 9beorie, meldle
ihon in Dem ainbe Den 8erbrefer
praoeitiniert. Die III Dem 8erbrcder
cine beionoere 4rt oes menihIiGen
6eifle6ts erblidt nnb einen beion-
oeren 8erbref)ertppus burh @erer-
buna uno Mnsartling anfiteIt. limb
Die patbologiide @leihitenung oes
8~erbred]ers nit Dem moraliid ST.
rem, Dem on moral inlanitp 2ei-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26

am 4beno faro Der groBe &%arnepal,
Den a0nigin 8ergilia bereits 0nr6
Groflamation angefiinoigt bette,
itatt. Die Staot lit ieoen @beno
auf oas Yrabtielte illuniniert.
@enius=Di reftor Durano bot be-
idlolien, Die nddite Genlus!9lufnob-
me grinoliher uno perldBliber on
MAIDEN, als ireeno einen friiberan
Genius. gr lit lett mebreren DO.
noten eifrie an Ser Mrbeit eepeienL
I'M lib einem praciien ueberblid
iber Die bisber befolgten Metbooerl
unb Die oamit er5ielten mangelbaf=
ten Helultate gu perihaffen, nno
oann Wittel uno 8ege gu fifloen,
nm ebeoem beeansene 5ebler gu
permeioen uno before Heiultate gu
er5ielen. MIs 5olge oieies Stu=
oiums merben Die 6%rageboeen, nit
melhen Die 3abler arbeiten iollell
cine ean5 anoere 6orm erbalten.
SIS bot iid berausgeitent, BOB Die
BEL friiberen Geniusmfnabmen ge-
itellten 5raeen pielfah l6per oDer
gar nidt beantiportet meroen fon1ls
ten. Oas gilt 3. 9. bon Ben uGurd=
idnittsitatiitifen" beim Genius Der
5abrifen. 90 ioaten 8l1rdidnitts-
lobne, 9urdihnittsaiffern betref=
feno Die 3abl Der MngeitenteiL
Manner, Sral1en nno ainoer uno
oergl. mebr fonftatiert peroen.
Wenn mar ben 9urdihnitt tliht
allSrefnen fonnte, muroe einfad ge=
rotten uno infolge oeiien iino Die
betreffenoen in friiberen Genlusg BE
ridten g~egebenen 3iffern in pielen,
iDonift ben meiiten, Saaen irrefli6=
reno. DiesmoI miro es anoerS ae-
maht meroen. Wan piro cine be-
itimmte ISOLDE feftiesen uno Ser gcn-
lns=geriht ion genau 5eigen, lpie
piele Mrbeiter in ieoer 5obrif in
oieier ISOLDE beiddftiet marer, mel
DIE 2obnbetr1ge iie erbielten, etc.
Donn liegt menigitens etipas @reif-
bares Dor.
Ser @runb fir oiele Menoerull=
gen., bemerfte 9ireftor 9urono
netlih, ylieet nidt aaein oorin,
oaB es ihper NOR, forrefte 4nt=
morten auf Die perlangten Sragen
gu geben, ionoern oarin, oaB Ole
inaffuraten Mnttporten ailf einc
Wfenge BON llnribtigfeiten BEL ull=
oeren Hunften Der 6ormulare snr
5olge batten. Die Gragebogen fin
Snouitrie=S tatiitifen marell iiber-
la0en NIT unpihtigen 5ragen, Die
3abler maren in pielen 51aen ae-
5lDungen, nod @litbiinfen Die Qnt=
morten nieoer gu idreiben, nnf
Dos bat leibt ba5u gefiibrt, oaB iie
aud moere Stati5tifen nah ser
namlihen Metbobe bebanoeften. Sic
bielten Oann lire eigenen Nb-
ihasungen fin ebenio gut tpie Die
ribtigen Satlaben uno nabmen fla,
gar niht Die Miibe Die 2ebteren
gu ernitteln. Dergleiden ion lei
Dem ndditiabrigen Genius permic=
ben mer0en =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
Wie lit btes!

@ir bieten etnbllnDert Douars geloh%
nung fir ieoen Ean bon &atarrb, Der
riht onr9 ginnebmen BON 6an's aa<
tarrb<SnI gebeilt perpen fam.
s. S. Gbeneb & 60, @igentb.
EoleboJ 8.
Bir, Die l1nter5eidneteil, bnben ). s.
gbeneD lett ben lebten is Snbren ses
fannt nno baIten tin fiir po0fommen sb>
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
urb finan8ien befdbiet, ale bon ieiner
Sirma einsegansenen @erbinblibtetteil
81 erfiiuen.
@ef & Srnag, @robbanbeIs<9 ro-
guiiten, SpIebo, 8.
@nIbing, &innan & Marpin
@roBbnnoeIsSD rpeniften, Eoleoo, 9.
6au's @ntnrrbs&nr trirb innerIih gez
nottn1en nnb tpirft brett alf bas BIni
g ma9.ri BE oi i9lsiMiass En-. gbsFfIs4en ni beg
Is Gents per SIai6e. 8erfnuft bon alien
Npotbefen.
San's NamiIien< giuen finb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
Mufrnf.

Bortemonnaie nit pier5ig Mart
obbonoen gefommen. Der
Nieb ODER 6inoer miro ber8lid &c.
beten, Denn er ben 8etrog niht gu
rnfaeben min, penigitens offertlidj
gu erflaren, boB ih oos @elo nidt
pergeuoet babe, mie meme Srau Be-
barptet. 8pttlieb 3ittermmn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-26
Die GrmnbIage oes GrfoIaes.

1T Elm idarfes, flares @ebirn, unier-
burd unbe5tpingIiden @ilcn
uno raitIoie gnergie. Dies fommt
bon oer bor5iiglihen @eiunobeit, oie
Or. Sings Neue 2ebens YilIen 6er-
.tporruft, Sic beleben iebes Organ
uno bauen @ebirn nno 4orper auf.
S. 8. 9armon, 2i5emore, So. Ga.,
idreibt: ugs finb Die beften Binen,
Die id lie gebraudt.1 25 gts. Sci
alen Druqaiiten.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
Ladies Suits and Goats.

All our ladies suits that sold at 500 in
perfect condition, at .............$ 698
All of ON ladies' suits that sold at $500
III perfect condition, at .. So 9S
All OF our ladies' suits that sold at ficm
$50 to $40 at S998
Ladies and Misses Coats that sold up TO
$lO all perfect at .......... $298
Ladies and Misses Coats that sold mp to
$lS, all perfect al ........ 800. $498
Ladies and Misses Coats that sold ND TO
$50, all perfect at .. 1923
Rubberized Silk Rain Coats sold at 1886
all perfect Ut. 49,. ....... $50 So 90
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
KIMONOs

81 Kimonos slightly soiled by water at soc
$l.5O and y kimonos slightly soilcd by
water at -. ...... ........ 800. SOC
$500 and $3.50 Long Crepe Kimonos yer.v
slightly soiled by water at .. 98c
$3-$6 Silk klmonos, all perfect at $3.50
$3.50 Silk Kimonos, all perfect at SIS. 9S
$l2.50-$15 Silk Kirnonos, all perfect S7.18
$3.50 Silk Kimonos, all perfect at. 1898
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
Ladies Underwear,
kimonos, Corsets, etc.
UNDERSKIRTs

80 Silk Underskirts in black and colors,
all perfect nj $3.50. ...... $249
$500 Silk Unlelskirts in black and colo,s
all perfect, at ..s....,. ..,........ 81 40
1880 and $l5 Silk lTndcrskirts in black
Only, all perfect at. .......~. ..... ,$7.4a
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
Mems Clothing
SUITS

Lot lis Suits, slightly damaged that
sold up to $500 at .-..$6 9S
Lot 2-1l5 Spring Suits in perfect cond-
ton that sole at 1850 $500, and $4,000
at .............. $500. 1898
Lot 3-l75 Spring weight serges and fan
cy worsteds III perfect condition that sold
mp to $500 at.....~ .$11o8
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
ODD COATS

Lot 1-35 Single Coats, in good condition
belonging to suits that sold up to $500
(pants and vests were DESTROYED, at 81 90
Lot 80 Single coats, III good condition
belonging to suits that sold up to $22.5o
(at ...........-- ,... 1928
Lot 3-95 Single coats, in perfect condition
belonging to suits that sold up to $4,000
at ...... . ... $499
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
] lot Of Panama Hats that sold from 81 81
to 1920. slightly soiled at ... 93c
! lot of Panama Hats. same as above dam
aged by smoke ....... ..... 49e
Hot Of Soft and Stiff Hats that sold at
$50, - and $3.50, damaged at M 20c
lot of Stetson Hats sold at 81 and 50.
some perfect an da few very slightly dam.
aged at .............. ....... 1929
lot Of mems cloth caps that sold at soc
and Toe, in perfect condition at ..... 29e
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
CORisETS

The Memo 81 Corset all perfect at SOC
The Memo $50 Corset, all perfect ut 9Sc
The Memo s. Corset, all perfect at $1.39
The Memo 81 30 Corset, all perfect at $1.79
The Memo So Corset, all perfect at $219
The Memo 50 Corset, all perfect, at $349
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
$4,000 Stock Slaughtered!

Tmeof
mbeprudtot
hps wenah
tenheC
ECONOMY
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
Mems furnishings
DRESS SHIRTS

| lot Of Mems Shirts, slightly scorched,
some OF our best grades are included in
inns lot at 19c
| lot OF Shirts that sold up to 81, slightly
smoked at .........,. ..... 29c
| lot of Shirts that sold up to 81 80 dam
aged by water only at ... 49c
NIGHT SHIRTS and PAJAMAs
lot OF Paiamas and Night Gowns. slight
~ scorched, formerly sold no TO 800 at
...:....... .,.. .... SOC
] lot Of Pajamas and Night Gowns in good
condition, formerly sold up to 81 AT Toe
UNDERWEAR
Spring and Summer Underwear, i'm per
feet condition 25c and 35c at 12c
Spring and Summer Underwear, in per
feet condition sold at SOC at 29c
Otis Lisle Underwear, in perfect condition
worth 800 and $1.25 at o 55c
Medium Weight Ribbed Underwear i'm per
feet condition sold at SIC at 29e
All wool Underwear sold at 81 % and 10
at ...... ................. 69c
The very finest grade Of all wool and silk
underwear, in perfect condition, sold at -
per SUIT, now ......... ...,.... 49,. $1.o8
NECKWEAR
Mems Neckwcar that sold at 25c and SOC
slightly damaged by water only Sc
Mems l5c hose slightly damaged by water
,..:........... ....... ............7 1-2c
lot Of Fancy Vests, slightly damaged
that formerly sold mp to 81 at ...... CSC
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
TROUSERS

Lot Amy pair pants, however slightly
damaged, some sold up TO 81 at 2oc
Lot 2-Trousars that sold up TO $3.50 in
perfect condition, at ......... .$1.98
Lot 3-Trousers that sold up TO $3.50. all
in perfect condition at ... 1928
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
LADIES' VESTS

Vests that sold at Zoe, perfect condit N &c
Vests hat sold at l5c, perfect condit'n &c
Vests that sold at 2Jc, perfect condit n 16c
Vests that sold at 35c, perfect condit'n 49,
Vests that sold 1T 50c. perfect condit'n 29c
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
OvERCOATs

Lot l-Oyercoats that sold ut $40 and
$3.50 in perfect condition at ~ $30S
Lot 2~Oyerccats that sold at -, Is and
$50 all in perfect condition at .$698
Lot 3-Overcoats that sold up to $50, all in
perfect condition at c........ 1898
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
Ladies Shoes

Lot NO Kid and Canvas sold up damaged a
Lot No. Shoes and slhis that sold perfect 3
-" ''" ANA slipper! that sold at 1890 r@ 1929 all i" pe't condition @
l." \" The Red c'os and sanatoHn perfect at
's = . - so and low 2' nail leather. and p@@ DO
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-27
NOTIONS AND TOILET ARTICLES
ALL PERFECT

Mcnnen's Tai i'm Powder, ......... lie
Colgate's Dental Powder .... 12c
zoe cake OF Perirmcd Toilet Soap &c
5)c Hair Brrh ....... ........ TIC
. packages OF needles 1T ... &c
= packages ofprns at ............ Sc
l9c box papc" and envelopes at .... Ito
DC pencil tablet goo sheets at ...... &c
3c package Of envelopes al .2I2c
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-06
YEARS. STUDENTSA COLLEGE
OF HAWAII NUMBER 1902

The College of Hawaii closed its first
full years work yesterday. While
there were none to graduate and re-
ceive degrees, yet, considered as the
initial year, it has been satisfactory.
The scope of the college has been
broadened Instead of the one course
in Agriculture arranged for last year,
four courses are now offered as fol-
lows: A course in Agriculture, a
course in Engineering including OPP
tons in Civil, Electrical or Mechan-
ical Engineering; d course in General
Science, with special emphasis on
Chemistry and a course in Household
Economics One hundred and two
students have attended the College for
instruction during the past year. Five
entered the regular courses for their
degree and ninety-seven have taken
special courses according to their
choice In addition to these evening
lectures and demonstrations on agri-
culture and the home were held during
March at which the attendance
ranged from sixteen to forty. More
than five thousand volumes and seven
thousand pamphlets have been added
to the library, and the library has been
made the depository for all govern
ment publications. There seems no
doubt now that there is a large field
of service in the Territory for the
college. 1t is the intention to provide
the best of equipment, and the mem
hers of the instructinS staff are spec
ialists in their line. With the excel
lent equipment and the relatively small
number attending classes each student
will receive practically individual in
struction. This is an important adj
vantage over the large colleges of the
mainland. The excellent work done by
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I the students taking the full schedule
Of regular work gives evidence that
this climate is not unadapted for
study. 1t would seem that students
can do as well in the higher branches
of study here as on the mainland
Unfortunately the Legislature could
not provide for the college to move
onto its lands in Manoa valley. Here
with the necessary buildings the college
would be able to teach practical agricul-
ture and to broaden its activities in
engineering Paintings should be estab-
lished now, for it viii require some
time for these to develop and livestock
should be secured for the work in dairy
and poultry industry. But these activ-
tiles will come in time Before the
college opens in September a building
for the engineering laboratories must
be built and the chemical laboratory
must be extended. The Legislature did
not provide for these, but they are of
so great importance to the welfare of
the college that it is believed that some
means can be found to construct them.
One dollar spent by the Territory in
the. construction of this building will
spent for equipment from Federal
funds,
Much time during the year has been
spent in the work of organizing and
developing. 1t is the desire that the
buildings and all equipment and APP
purtenances of the college when estab-
lished on the Manoa property will be
laid out in accordance with a definite
and workable plan. This will not only
add attractiveness to the college, but
will save money. A stream borders the
property on one side, which, with the
construction of a dam and with proper
development, will afford excellent ia
cilities for the work in all phases of
engineering, irrigation. hydraulics and
power development. There is in this
environment a nucleus for an engi-
neering experiment station that, when
developed, ought to be of great eco
nomic benefit to the Territority.
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE
OUTWARD.

For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku ans
Way Stations-s9:15 q. N, 1890 p.
For Pearl City. Eva Mill and Wa,
stations-f7:30 q. m, *9:1s &. m
ILLS a. M, *2:15 p. m, 1920 p. m.
'5:15 p. m, 1890 P. m, I'll p. N.
For Wahiawa-~9:15 a, m, and s5:n
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wa
alua and Waianae-~8:a6 .. m, S:3t
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil ans
Pearl City-t7:46 q. m, 1886 =. n
'10:3s a. m, *1:40 p. m., s4:31 p. n.
5:31 p. m, $3.50 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1896 a. m. and 1871 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, . e-houl
train (ouly Erst-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 81;
a. m; returning, arrives in Honolulu.
at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops onl,
at Pearl City and Waianae.
*Daily. Tex. Sunday. tSunday Only
g. P. DENISON, r. G. SMITH,
Superintendent. g. P. C r. 4
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ROOM AND BOARD.

TWO large mosquito-proof rooms, with
bath, and board, in private family,
on King street car line. Suitable for
two couples. Electric lights, hot and
cold water; private entrance, etc
Address an. b., this Office.
S349
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c. Q. zee Hop & Co. have a superior
grade of meats which they sell at very
low prices. Next to the Fishmarket
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OWNER offers at bargain two acres
virgin soil on which is erected one
five-room cottage and one eight-room
dwelling. thoroughly renovated, with
modern sanitary plumbing, electric
lights, etc. Unobstructed view of
mountains. Is twenty minutes
walk from postoffice, and in locality
cooled bv delightful mountain breezes
at all times. Property will be sold
for less than cost of houses. Address
DWELLING, - this office. 1865