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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-03
Koolau Railway
TIME SCHEDULE

DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY,
SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS
Leave Kahana for Punaluu,
Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and
Way Stations at. 1900 NJ.
arrive Kahuku at....... LOO IN
Returning:
Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau-
ula, Punaluu, Kahana and
Way Stations at. LAS PM.
Arrlve Kahana at. ......... 2:45 PM.
SATURDAY, SUNDAY
AND HOLIDAYS
Leave Kahana for Puna1uu,
Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and
way Stations at. IL 100 AM
1:30 PM
Arrive Kahuku at. Hiss AN.
2:15P.M.
Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau-
ula, Punaluu, Kahana and
way Stations at $3.50. 1926 ?. NJ
3:00P.M.
ConnectsEns are made at Kahuku
with the o. r. & L. CO. s 9:15 a. m.
tram from Honolulu, and the 2:20 .. m.
tram, which arrives in the city at $50
p. N.
JANUARY /, 1909.
j. ]. Bowling,
Superintendent.
R. s. Pollister,
zen. Passenger s. Freight Agt.
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The steamer w. G. Hall viii take
the run Of the Kinau from Kauai this
week. and the Kinau VIII sail for ha-
uai on Tuesday at 5 P. m
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that the Cocoanut Point lighthouse
which has topped an old shed on the
ancient wharf there, is to DE retained
in it's old location, although the shed
and wharf will be removed A tempo
rary structure will be built under the
light.
Survey Yacht Carnegie.
The Carnegie Institution of Washing.
ton, D. c., has awarded to the Tebo
Yacht Basin Company of Brooklyn, n.
Y, the contract for the construction
of craft to be known as the magnetic
survey yacht Carnegie. She is tc be
constructed without the use of iron or
steel or any other magnetic metal. The
purpose of the institution is to make
with her an accurate magnetic study
of the whole of the seven seas. The
vessel will be 155 feet long, 33 feet
beam, and u feet draught, and barken-
tine rugged. 1t will cost approximate
ly $125,00O It will be primarily sail
ing vessel, but will be equipped with
auxiliary power to give a speed Of SIX
miles an hour. This power will be sup.
piled by gas engines. The propelling
engines, machinery, and other parts Of
metal on the craft will be chiefly
bronze. Manganese metal and gun
metal will also be employed. Every
bolt, nail, bar, and brace in the vessel
will be of this material. All the ma,
chinery will be of bronze, and the
the anchors also will be of this metal.
There is some doubt as to whether the
crank shaft in the engine can be con.
structed of this metal If it should
turn out that this piece must be of
steel, it will be the only piece of this
metal employed on the entire vessel.
The first voyage of the Carnegie win
be to the north, visiting Hudson Bay
and Greenland. It's second cruise will
be to the south seas.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
(Army and Navy.1

iroquois. e. S. station tug, Moses.
Dix, Q. S. Army transport, Ankers..
tMerchant vessels.)
Alaskan, am. S., San Francisco, Dec.
80.
Glendevon, Br. SIS, Ellis, Newcastle,
Dec. 81.
Helene, Am. schr, johnson, Grays
Harbor, Dee. Z.
1rmgard, Am. bktn.. Christensen, San
Francisco. Dee. 25.
Matilda, Nor. SIS, Kjerland, New
castle, Dee. %.
Nuuanu, Am. blk, Josselyn, New York,
Dec. IA.
ST. Katherine, Am. bk., Saunders, San
Francisco, Dee. 9.
Texan. Am. SIS, San Francisco. Jan. ?
VIM. P. Frye. Am. sp., Murphy, San
Francisco, Dec. 25.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Ahh1 WE'D.
Saturday, January 3.
P. M. S. S. China, Friele, from Yoke
hama, a. m.
All. S. S. Texan, from San Fran
cisco, 10 a. m.
DEPARTED.
P. NJ. S. S. China, Friele, for San
Francisco, about $40 p. m.
DUE TODAY
Str. Mikahala, from Molokai and
Maui ports, a. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per P. NJ. S. S. China, from the ORR
ent, Jan. For Honolulu: C. A
Doyle, E. Z. Hartmann, DIR. w. R
Lamb. For San Francisco: F. Aanon
Nj. Adacti, Mrs. K. Adacti, E. P. Al
len, T. Babb, J. s. Barnes, Mrs. J. S
Barnes, Capt. Barstow, T. J. Berry, M
E. Carroll, Miss NJ. B. Cooper, W. H
Dixon, NJ N. Durrant, Mrs. G. Ewing
Mrs. J. ellis, E. w. Hewson, W. II
Horner, Jang Yet, Mrs. Jang Yet, G.
L. Judson, L. NJ. Keim, Mrs. E. L.
Kilbourne, Miss Kilbourne, Lee Bew
Lee Kan, J. W. Lee Jones, J. Lehlbach
Lin Ching Wong, Miss Lowell, Miss f
Lowell, w A. Miller, Mrs. w. A. Mil.
Ter, w. Miller, V. Miller, F. M. Peck,
7. P. Pilgrim, Mrs. Guam Shee, W. P.
Starmer, NJ. Tademoto, T. P. Temple
R. c. Whitman.
Departed.
Per P. NJ. s. S. China, for San Fran.
cisco. Jan. At. H. Tougher, F. Win
Their, Mrs. F. Treskow and child, L. L.
Harding, Miss Z. NJ. Carter, W. H
Smith, H. Kennedy, H. R. Berry, C.
Walters, B. MeAtee and wife, Rev. F.
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Note.-Barometer readings are cor
eected for temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity. and reduced
to sea level Average cloudiness stated
n scale from to 10. Direction OF
wind is prevailing direction during "a
hours ending at p. m. Velocity of
wind is average velocity In miles per
hour. T indicates trace Of rain.
WIN. B. STOCKMAN.
Section Direot~.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

would have been far more polite had tne
fox provided a vase for the stork- X
could have been so arranged that both
host and guest would have been accom-
modated. This would have solved the
problem. and neither could have felt
cause for OfIenSe.
The principle involved IS prompted BY
breeding and good taste; entertain in
such a way that you viii give your
guests pleasure in way acceptable to
them
There Is one form Of entertainment
that. according to good taste. is strictly
tabooed in Lent. and that is dancing.
Cards are played; there are luncheons,
at-home days and dinners, usually con-
Quoted upon a more simple plan than
during the season There seems TO be
an attempt to forego during the forty
days Of Lent a few of the pleasures
that may be enjoyed all the rest Of the
year
OF course, on Ash Wednesday and dur
Ing Holy Week all entertainments
should be stopped. but this period COW
ers only seven days out Of $50.
Throughout the wide country there are,
I know. towns Of comparatively few in
habitants who yet possess a smart set;
a few women who take delight in en-
tertaining. And It is these women who
are particularly likely to be criticised
Many Of them enjoy the fact that they
serve as a topic Of conversation for
their Interchangeable. Therefore it
IS worth while TO be led by the dictates
Of breeding ard taste. During the forty
days of Lent do nothing conspicuous;
do not, out os pure perversity. antaS-
onize your friends and neighbors- Be
lieve me. and I cannot make Il strong
enough. you are not offending their SEN
sibihties Onlg, but YOU are flying in the
face OF the standard you have set your
self.
So. during Lent. do not indulge in
balls and dances, do not entertain on
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Advice Oh Social Problems

Ash Wednesday and during Holy Week
Save all festivities till after Easter and
YOU will gain much, not only in the
opinion Of your acquaintance ana
friends-or Of those OF them worth con-
sidering-but you will also gain self
control. Who can deny herself without
acquiring this priceless treasure in some
degree-and when Easter comes and
YOU can count It among your posses
sions. you viii be not only happier, but
better able TO follow out your natural
bent-whether it be intellectual or So
ciaL
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

peeIng- Put these iato = uaostzr and pound
with q pestie cor Use heavy EooGe2
potato masher and heavy earthenB are
bowl until the mass IS pulp-lke Il coz
sistency- Now filter this through a piece
Of ChefSeci0th OF TeTy coarse muslins
squeezing out as much or the juice as you
can from the refuse. Now put the refuse
and filtered juice into a clean ensuleled
saucepan and simmer don't bold FOR ten
minutes.
Then restrain and when cold add alcohol
20 the proportion of one tablespoonful %
half a pint Of the strained liquid Bottle
end use 70 sponge your face instead q
washing Il during the DAY.
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Seats at the Table

IN giving a Seni-forrnsl dinner and show
- 70 a couple 10 be married. in what order
are the couples TO be seated and what placs
should the hostess reserve for herssif2
A DEBUTANTE.
When you give any kind OF a dinner
You should so arrange your guests that
they are seated near people who are con-
genial to them The hostess sits at tbs
head Of the tabie-in a position where
she may command the room and give
whatever directions are necessary about
the service She should so arrange the
seats that the man who is the guest OF
nonor should be seated at her right.
WhlIe his fancse may be next to him
or at the right Of the hostess husband
or father. Il IS not customary 10 place
engaged people together. but, as q rule.
II Is far more thoughtful 10 do so.
ESefy man takes into dinner the
woman who is TO sit az his right. and
the cards should be so arranged that
each guest is placed IN a position where
ne or she will feel most at home.
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well rubbed. use the cold spray, and the
work VIII be complete.
FOR the woman whose wrinkles have
already formed, it Is well that she should
90 over each little group with the tips
OF her fingers. in 2 rotary motion, using
a good skin food This should not be
done until the face has been carefully
cleansed- II wrinkles have not yet ap-
peared. this treatment acts as q pre-
ventive
One more little word. The best tine
to wash the face thoroughly is when
you 90 home in the afternoon The dust
of the street or the Office must be re
moved at once or else II viii become
ground into the skin
When retiring time comes and when
you get up in the morning II IS enough
II you wash your face thoroughly with
hot and then cold water. By con-
scientiously following these simple
rules YOU will be surprised how bright
and clear your complexion viii soon be-
gin tc look
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
A Lenten Sermon
Not From a Religious. But From a
Social Viewpoint.

~ nee more has tEs year gone
round. and We stand again upon
" the threshold OF Lent. And Il
is a season to be observed. for.
aside from all religious obligation. So
ciety is bound by good taste How can
that be? Very simply.
Surely you have read the fable OF the
fox and the stork. The stork, you re-
member. went TO dine with the fox. and
when they came 10 the table all the
dishes were fat so the fox could easily
reach the food but the poor stoTk went
home hungry. Nevertheless, she thanked
her host, and suggested that the follow
ing evening he should honor her board
and at the appointed hour he came.
But he was well punished. All the
dishes were tan like vases, and while ths
StOFk easily ate her viands. the poor fox
was forced by necessity TO content him
self BY shifting at the daintieS he was
unable TO reach
/ am sure the story is familiar to you.
put did you never apply Il to your
selveSf Cannot YOU see that II you plan
your elaborate entertainments IN LenC
YOU viii have many friends who may
rot enjoy your hospitality? You viii gain
nothing IN their affection and respect by
a disregard Of their principles OF Gus
toms Surely you will all agree that Il
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Ata Birthday Party

Please inform me as to how one should
entertain al a birthday party. where there
are members OF both sexes, about 16 and Is
years % age. Please tell me some other
vav than cards. NAE
Why not have dancing? This form OF
entertainment is enjoyed by most every
one If there are any who DO not care
to dance. have them play games. the
winners Of which receive prizes This
viii cause lots Of fun and excitement.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
6n 1nnorine q Situation

When the man TO whom I am engaged
talks al the time about other girls and
praises them. what should do7
H K. =
II IN truth you have the same feeling
about the girls. join in with him II
however, you have reason to believe
that he is trying TO arouse your jealousy
so as 10 almost compel you 70 withdraw
from the engagement, then tell htzA
plainly what you think
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Skin Disease of the Face

n NGWORMS have been cured By
X bathing in the juice Of strawber-
= Ties- Il is not easy 10 imagine a
simpler or more agreeable remedy.
Strawberries are said TO be a sovereign
remedy for ulcers. as wei as for ring
worms.
For eczema Of the face. recourse
should be had 10 poultices made OF po-
tato fariaa
A decocti0n made OF the fresh root of
sJ2rwort (ffteen grams 70 one quart
OF water IS highly recommended. Take
pint OF the decOction before eating. IN
two or three doses. the other pint ar
night, at least two hours after the last
meal The diet must be very stTict-no
wine. no coffee. no game fish or pork
OF any kind Strawberries. asparagus
cabbage. turnips. cheese are forbidden
The same diet is prescribed for pimPies-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

the whole night through. What can do
70 produce sleep2 Mrs " T
After removing your clothing battle
your face and wrists with water as hot
as you can comfortably bear il This
often brings refreshing sleep. A glass
of warm milk slipped before retiring
often produces sleep.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
PERPLEXITIES
SOLVED
The Correct Thing to Do

TNDLY tell ne II II Is proper when
~ youuS man Is introduced 10 one z.
dance. for a young lady 70 riSeE ALso
when flowers are sent IS Il Necessary that
thew be Worn II one does not care 20 wear
90 --,--S INEXPEPIESCE
When a young man is introduced 10 q
young lady It is not necessary for her 20
rise. II the Introduction took place n
her own home. however. she snoOlo
show him this courtesy.
When a young man sends flowers TO
girl Il is not necessary for her 10 wear
them, although il is at least polite Tor
her TO wear one 70 show she appreciates
his kindness and has no objection 10 me
flowers.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Light Over Left Shoulder

Kindly tell ne why one should have the
light falling over the left shoulder when
reading and writing CAROLYN.
The reason for sitting so that the
light falls over the left shoulder is
because Of the shadow that is other
wise cast by the hand or pencil while
one reads or writes.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

the little bit OF black has been.
Then. instead OF using the bran bags
on this day. rub the face well with
granulated sugar II sounds ike heroic
treatment. I know. but Il IS very good
for stimulating the little blood vessels
under the skin and IS conducive 10 q
pretty color After the face has been
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

~ WING 10 the great amount Of
mail received and the limited
space given this department, It
is absolutely impossible 10 an
swer letters in the Sunday issue follow
ing their receipt The letters must be
answered IN turn. and this ofttimes re-
quires three or four weeks
All correspondents who desire an i'm
mediate answer must inclose q self
addressed stamped envelope for a reply.
This rule must also be complied with in
regard 10 personal letters.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
SnH0m Skin

What can 7 do for a saIow skIn7 Z IS
very annoying because I have 70 Be 50
cSTe1u! what cOlOrs I wear 4 Reader
For a saIlow skin there is 10 treat
ment so important as thorough washing
twice q day and friction afterward with
a fluffy towel Frequent half washings
are very bad for any complexion.
Very often constipation causes a per
sons skin 10 become sallow looking. and
one VINO is thus afflicted should follow
a diet list most carefully and take plenty
OF exercise
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

Can you tell ne what 10 do lzT4s loT lTlsC1-
inE eyelids7
Twitching of the eyelids IS sone,lii'e'
due 70 straining the eyes or TO imam
nation Of these organs II IS q
Of nervousness and should be at'enoeU
20 Immediately.
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this before you remove the cleansing
cream.
After this thorough cleansing. spray
the face with cold water, using a bath
spray. The cream and the hot water
open the pores that the dirt may escape;
the cold water closes them.
Now. you see. this process Is not par
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
AIDS TO CORRESPONDENTS

the Jumps" you had better consult
some reputable doctor and ind out
what they really are, and then let him
give you something to remove them
The formula that you quote contains
two rs.her severe acids
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
PfnrrLeS

Ny face Is covered here and there with
pimples, and I really an careful about
what I eat Can you imagine what causes
tEeTnE DISGUSTED-
It may be that your blood Is out OF or
der. Why not take some good tonic COR
tanning iron? To have a smooth. clear
complexion one must be very careful OF
the toilet articles she uses. Be sure 70
HaVe everything sweet and clean.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

~AN q woman take too much care
OF hsr complexion? Is It not
most important matter2 After
al. II her figure be perfect, If
her neck be plump. and If her hands be
nanicured, while her face shows signs
OF neglect, is not her appearance spoiled?
II madams thinks: On. what differ
enoe does L makeI am young and my
skin takes care o. itself.'' then 1 can
safely answer: II q few months you
viii have blackheads and pimples, and
n a year OF 20 you will discover your
first disturbing wrinkle. I might add:
Then sou win write and ask ne 10 help
you Why not accept the ounce OF pre-
Tentiol nOWZ
CarEg for the complexion does not
mean only the application OF. creams,
nor does it mean that you must seek a
specialist 10 cure pimples and black
heads. All you need TO do is TO keep
your face clean. 20 see that the pores
have a chance 10 do the work for which
Lhy were intended Then you need have
40 fear, for your skin viii retain its
Tl6w Of youth and health and wrinkles
rsnnot come 20 stay.
I always keep ny face cIeanl' 7 hear
ou excIaim- What more can 90
Saan have always done2 Is not soap
md water good enough?'
Most decidedly no, madame. Few soaps
should be allowed 10 touch the skin OF
your face, and these, 10 matter how
pure they may be. may 50 dry II that il
VIII lose its natural vitality. I would
have you not use soap and a coarse
washrag. Far better 10 follow out the
directions am going to give you. They
viii not take very long, and you viii be
surprised at the result
Before you wash your face apply a
cleansing cream-the cucumber IS best
snd suow Il to remain for five minutes
Then remove IL bv wiping the face with
soft towel, not downward. but always
7pward. This process viii remove all
surface dirt which clogs the pores Now
Tor the water bath. for this use neither
wsshrag nor sponge Let the hands suf-
zee, and dash warm oatmeal or bran
water over the face
You know that oatmeal OF bran water
Is made BY allowing bags Of either grain
% lie Tor q few moments IN the basin
OF hot water. You see. you can arrange
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Iis Ininrfnns

Do you think too much water hurts ths
nsir- wash mine once every two weeks
ADELINE-
Too much water IS injurious 20 the
hair. Once in every four weeks Is often
enough 20 shampoo It Massage ths
scalp frequently. for this will do much
toward improving the condition Of the
hair.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
f Roman Nose

WI you please tell ne Z a he.n.a ~
nose Is considered beautiful ] Wo.-e 80
IKE 10 know II there is any way - 1ep
curve the lips
Yes = Roman nose Is considered very
artistic.
do not know OF any metnod y
which Won could curve the lips
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Consul. q PhYsician

I want your help. and 7 know you VIII
advise me honestly. 7 have lunps-tasT
may be called warts-on the side Of my
chin and Just below the ere. on the cheek
bone-au about the size OF pea and
would ike very much. indeed. 70 have the
same removed. even II scars OF holes should
remain
! saw the following recipe In some paper.
would you advise me to use Il On the
lumpS2 '-SublImed sulphur 10 grains:
glyceTine. Eve fluid Grams. scetIc acid. one
fluid dram Apply 20 each wart continu-
ing the treatment several days. then the
warts dry I'D and drop on
Miss ANNIE T.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Il HI Denen1s

should hostess suggest having some
music OF should she walt until one ~ fhs
guests requests Il? CREFE
II the hostess herself is to be the per-
former, then It were better for her 10
wait until one CT the guests suggests il.
II one OF the guests is 20 perform. then
tne hostess may make the suggestion
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Offen the Cause

suffer a good bit with indigestion. and
an wondering whether cold IUncheons would
cause this trouble Do you think so2
ANNA
A cold luncheon is not appetizing. and
very often causes indigestion Il posi-
be. drink something hot with your
lunch; this oFfen obviates the trouble.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

account OF ny poor memory What can
co 20 cultivate good one? y Z z.
The best way TO cultivate q good men,
Ory is 10 form the habit Of remembering
everything you see in your daily walks
If possible. jot down the different things.
served
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Giving The Bride 4rrnr

an going 70 be married. and as I havs
10 brothers end my father is not living
would II oe all right for NY mother 70 Give
ne away. or isn't Il necessary for anv 7ne
70 perform that part MARY
Tour mother may give you away. OF. II
you prefer, some uncle might DO so.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Dilute II

z u INJURIOUS 70 use tne pero1loe =
h,s-oren straight on the skim 49, -
bfsacE some hairs on ny arms tDA =
Hydrogen peroxide should be oilu'eu
with an equal quantity Of water When
used on the skin; otherwise It Wouio O9
Irritating
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
ODen Pores

Can you tell me anything through the
paper that viii close the pores on the nose
and chin2 I have very good skin, only
these open pores make Il very coarse look
tas, as they are starting 70 come on nv
face I use soap once day. a. night. ard
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Persbiring Feef

% Nv feet perspire 50 badly that they cause
a unpleasant odor- VIII YOU please tel
me what 20 do for this trouble2 FRED <
Al night soak your feet in hot salt wa
ter IN the morning use the following
recine as q dust powder:
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

when I ger Up II ths morning my nose Is
very greasy. BESSIE.
Mrs Chester Adams has handed me
your letter. which. although addressed
to her, was evidently intended for me
Do not wash your face with soap. but
use cucumber water. for which am Civ
ing you The prescription.
Cucumber Wash.
To make H. take one o. two cucuube-s.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
q Hot-Water Treatment

an cutie q busy houseworkAr. and at
night feel tired but never sleep soundly
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Walnut SIAM for Hair.

-Four ounces OF walnut skins. beaten 20
pulp. to which is added pure alcohol, Is
ounces.
let stand eight days and strain Then
apply ~ith q small brush directly to ths
hafT. not the scal2.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
To Improve Appearance

. TRAY HAIRS at the back spoil the
~ effect Of any hair dressing; these
should be carefully secured by fne. in
visible hsirpins. after the hair IS care
fully brushed. waved and fastened IN po-
sition.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
Rosy and PIumb Chicks

You do not know how grateful 7 would
be Il you would publish what exercise TO
take 70 make the face and neck plump.
and what food 20 eat 10 make the cheekf
rosy and plump
FRIEND AND READER
The best way to make the neck plump
is TO massage it with a good cream.
To make the cheeks rosy and plump
take lots OF exercise in the open air
walk a great deal. don't keep late
hours. As 10 food, ! advise you not
10 eat too many fat, greasy and rich
things.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
The alcohol should preserve the Juice
To close the enlarged pores use tne
following recipe

BcTfc acid .s.--..s-r. r...'.ss-- --------- C-,-~es
Distilled witch hazel --------------- > - -,
I1-iy u-it7 a niece of old linen OF oit
of absorbent cotton Cleanse tAS SH---
thoroughly before applying