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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Trade Sales ordinarily apply only the marketing of great
Individual lines by the manufacturers the
chant They open the way for the disposal OF immense
quantities OF goods 1t is transaction in which the u-
mate consumer" has immediate interest.
Iales Trade Sales with the and present
splendid buying opportunities.
In developing Haes trade months ahead contract
for quantities of goods The orders hve-store
strong We purchase great individual lines, in
stances direct from the manufacturer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
SI0.05

SI0.Y5
About 200 large
handsome Brus-
sells rugs In
this lot. They
z r e s 2-3x12
feet. The per
feet characte
of the mate
rials. the even
weaving I h e
careful finish
z n d superior
dye pronounce
I h 2 s e T u e s
strictly fawless
and very unique
Vs lues at the
low sa le price.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

The goods offered in Hale's Trade Sales are
Seasonable, Dependable goods. They are
right-the kind you want now.
We Offer This Merchandise at a Sacri-
flee of Usual Profits Because We Are
Certain of an Increased Business.
You must realize that it is an absolute neces-
sity to ''Have the Goods" to back up such
a plan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

3 o d Y Brussels
rugs 9x12 feet
Ntr aorcinary
bargains. Hun
dreds of rug gs
at this price
means hundreds
Of striking de-
signs Oriental
or conventional.
Better wearing
rugs are not
made for SIS
as these are
" o r I Il fully
M 4 n y dollars
more.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Vast Underpricing on
Famous DOmeStiCS
Not Mediocre Item Quoted
h 1 Pl
wide goods striped Oc ncdor. y C
VD SAFE

Bleached sheets-A dependable
quality, S1xs0 inches; made all
in one piece. Sale price .54c
BIeacbed "Poppy" sheets-A Sc
lect line chosen from a famous
brand; size S1x99 inches. Sale
price .....- 84c
Hemstitched Poppy Sheets
2 S1x90 inches. Sale price. -S3c
BIeached Sheets-Size torn, 72x90
inches. Sale price. 83c
Scanned Sheets-75x90 inches. .39c
This Is a sheet 72x90 inches. Sale
price DOC
Bleached Pillow Cases-45x36
inches Sale price. ....... .12c
50x36 inches. Sale price. :. .15c
Hemstitched Poppy Cases-45x
3S1a inches. Sale price. .24c
TfckingsEA superior grade. 80
inches wide. On sale at-.....
IIc yard
MusIin-Yard wide unbleached
goods. Sale price. &c yard
Yard wide, unbleached, soft
finish goods. Sale price. DC yard
Bleached Cambric-Yard wide.
soft finish goods. Sale
price .....-. DC yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
15c a Yard

Narrow edges of Swiss or main
sock in blind or open pat
/ terms. Some with insertions TO
match. 6 to 8 inch cambria
edges for heavy garments,
Insertions from q inch to 4
inches wide. Finished edge
or plain headings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Table Linens

Bleached mercerized table dam
ask On sale at 25 per cent
less than regular prices.
5S inch width. 26c yard
64 inch width. 36c yard
Bleached all linen table damask.
20 inches wide: a fine, firm
weave of Irish linen. Sale
price &c yar0
% inch napkins to match Sale
price ...... S2.1S dozen
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
1oc a Yard

An assortment of firm little
cambria edges and insertions,
as we'll as dainty little Swiss
edges.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

These are ingram
rugs, 9x12 feet.
They are very
inexpensive floor
coverin gs. new
ertheless house
hold attractions
and admirable
values. Conven-
tional patterns
mostly. but in a
diverse line of
colors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Every Rug at a
New Price

OnIu room here quote three of the dozen values 10 be
had here TOMORROW
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Verv handsome cloths 45x45 inches round or square Made
Of pure Irish linen embroidered and ornamented with
Cluny lace insertion and wide edgng Sale price Szo5
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
5000 Yards MOire
Ribbon, sc Yd.

The width, l to 21z inches. The quality,
rich bright and lustrous, and value far
above ordinary at SO small price. All
pure silk texture in white, pink, blue
cardinal, navy, brown, old rose or black.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

The materials are strictly fine, and
challenge inspection. AS for the
patterns = they are the newest
ideas, as the embroideries were pro-
cured from a manufacturer who
specializes in turning out the latest
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
TriT77medHa $40

Over forty distinctive designs in beautiful
fall hats. The quality of materials used,
as well as the taste and care exercised in
finishing the hats, gives them an air of
grace that set them quite apart from hats
ordinarily sold at $40. Black velvet is
employed in most instances-usually to
develop large picture effect-and in the
majority of cases the trimmings are os-
tIich plumes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Memo COrSetS

All the newest and best corset ideas expressed in this
essor's new Memo models complete line OF these late
rbers awaits YOU at Hales An expert hitting corps to
adapt vour model TO your hgure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Very dainty attractive
pieces, appropriate
also for pillow shams.
Squares 20x54 inches,
centerpieces 30x30 in
ches. Memorable bar
gains at only 25c each.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

This season s styles make home hat trimming
fore, despite the tendency toward richness
in millinery The shapes are so cleverly
and gracefully bent and curved that little
is needed, save a plume or other feathered
finish. This applies particularly to beaver
shapes-get a beaver hat at Hale's to-
morrow. The seasons best values are to
be had at $275 (for children hats), and
S3.75 and S3.95 for women's hats. They
are hats that fully deserve higher price
mark, and have every appearance of a
s. shape. Choose from black, brown,
navy, castor, gray, cardinal and green.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28
In Fashion Land

TN spite OF the insistence of Paris the
hobble skirt finds but few friends
In this country. and yet modified
form is TO be seen In all the new gowns,
The tight effect around the bottom
may be obtained by pulling the over
skirt. made OF some thin material.
into a plain hem OF contrasting and
heavier material. This will make the
lower part OF the skirt appear much
scantier than the upper. while In reali-
~ II may be plenty wide enough to al
low perfect freedom OF action.
But OF course all the skirts are much
narrower and are guiltless OF any flare
whatever. This means that the coats
follow the same straight up and down
line and are only relieved by complex
strappings.
All the sleeve tops are absolutely nat,
and on the most popular models one
cannot tell where the waist ends and
the sleeve begins. The kimono sleeve
Is popular with those who have thin
figures. but should not be attempted
by the stout woman. She should af-
feet instead the plain sleeve, with its
upper seam hidden under the tucls or
trimming OF the waist.
A change In millinery is imminent
What a long run the large hat has
bad and how chArmingly Il has been
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28
BLAMES ROOSEVELT
FOR SPLIT IN PARTY

NEW YORK. September li.-Ex.
Congressman James u. Watson Of In
diana. who used to be the Republican
whip in the House, came down from
Utica. today. where he had been with
Vice-Presidcnt Sherman. ana left al
most Immediately for Pottsville. Pa.
where he is to help open the Republi.
can campaign tomorrow. He made
some startling statements with regard
TO the outlook before the Republican
party. lie gave II as his belief that
the present indications are for De
mocratlc majority In Congress next
year OF at least thirty. Watson blam
ed Roosevelt. not for making new
insurgents or progressivcs. but for
helping to align them so distinctly
that there Is little hope Of their get.
ting together rs things stand.
Watson said "it Is absolutely neces.
sary for the epublicans to get togcih.
er everywhere. The Indications are
now that the next House will be De.
mocratic by at least thirty majority
unless the Republicans do unite. We
are losing Republican Congressman
all the time from Maine TO Callfor-
MIA
'As for Roosevelt. | honestly do not
believe he has made single new in.
surgent for all his rhetoric. What he
has done has been 10 intensity the
feeling of those who were insurgent at
heart and to emphasize the split in
the party. He has stlfrened the back.
bone Of men who had tendency
after all, TO come back into the fold
and work for the good of the party, so
that they grit their teeth. Roosevelt
! fashion. and say they won't come
back. That Is about what Roosevelt
has done for the Republican party.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28

rendered in biack It has had more
than little to do with the undeniable
elegance OF the last seven weeks. But
IL is medium sized hat of interesting
outline that Is being suggested, with
peculiarly becoming kinks, rather
mushroomy tendency In its brim and a
fairly high crown. Just as the very
wide, low hats took kindly To horizon
tai. circular trimmings. so this newer
idea takes TO tho upright. vertical poise
for its feather or flower trimming. The
giant flowers of tho moment would, OF
course. be extremely dlfficult TO ar
range In anything but tho upright po-
sition and would indeed be almost i'm
possible TO arrange on hat tho crown
OF which was not fairly high. These
newer shapes are delightful in trans
parent net or chantilly lace and with
either a wired big lace bow or else a
tuft OF feathers or flowers. a very at
tractive hat seen recently was OF ex-
tremely fine straw. twisted round with
some exquisitely fine black chantilly
lace. which evolved itself at the side
into big bow. most delicately wired
and altogether ethereal looking. Very
charming. too. and arranged for an
elderly woman was hat OF fine tus-
can straw encircled with punches of
black grapes and overhung with a veil
OF black chantilly lace. This happy
medium in hats will have a run right
through the winter. and Il will accom-
pany tha fur coats OF the future
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28
VARSITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS
ARE NOW IN TRAINING CAMPS

lines that have been covered by the
Football Rules Committee
Warner thinIs the forward pags will
be used much more than ever before
and believes that open and freak
formations will he greatly in vogue
during the coming season. The Indian
coach thinks there will he q tendency
to do away with the former efficient
lines OF work of the quarterhack. b..
cause Of tho institution Of the direct
pass. but does not think that the rule
against the making OF flying tackles
will interfere materially with effective
ackllng Of runner
Warner thinks the rule changes rc.
move the necessity Of having to play
abnormally big men on the line. and
figures that the athlete of ordinary
build will be adapted best to football.
consequently giving better chance to
develop strong teams than formely to
the smaller elevens who have had
trouble In procuring big men.
He thinks that football coaches this
year will have great opportunities TO
use their brains and ingenuity. posi-.
bly, greater chance than ever before
In the history of the game. because
! almost all players they have taught or
have used are practically ruled out
this year and every football strateglst
will have to depend upon his own orig
inallty in working up an offensive sys'
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28

Indigestion of the soul is curable.
A few simple rules will sufIice For
example-
Eat good food.
Think good thoughts.
Digest your food thoroughly.
Avoid anger when eating
Avoid anger when not eating.
Eat within your income.
Dress within your income.
Exercise within your income.
BE regular In your habits.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28

CLEVELAND sept OAs the
dore Perry at Pnn September
pie this section OF the
ability of behtng
ships to victory during the
entons OF Joining In the erection splendid
strip land whth nearly divides South Bass island PUTIN
generally known desgl this
accepted has
architect and engineer Cleveland
essary surveys for the all
ned by him have been without
nave part In erecting the memorial Ohio Pennsylvania
Illinois Wisconsin, New York Rhode Kentucky
lake States while Rhode
and Kentucky tho home of the soldiers
who conveyed by Perrys fleet
out the British. especially invited to participate.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28
THE GIRL WHO TALKS LOUDLY.

The greatest mistake girls can make
is 10 talk loudly in public places. Tn
fortunately the habit OF thus discussing
people and private affairs is very Prev
alent In omnibuses, trains or tea rooms.
and It often gives rise to a good deal ct
mischief, as there is great danger in
talking over personal matters when tha
speaker is not aware who is near her.
The world is a very small place. after
all, and such conversation may DO me- as
use OF in an unexpected way A.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28

Fw-"For Rent" cards on saIs al
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-28
INDIGESTION OF THE SOUL.

Indigestion OF the soul is durable.
A few simple rules will suffice For
example
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-25
glanb

8ie Iieblid lit Der Sonlltag nto
ipie git Der liebe @ott ulto oie Scrn.
lperen5Ier Die iins rtif)t aIIein irn
Sinteripalbe eiten Riibetag erIau6.
en- foiroern fie fon6ern oemielben aud
bon ben giirgern in &ermamr 70
Dos iie nidt mebr 70 biel poriing
bordus bnben. ltn0 bod meinen
6ieie g,itefi 8iirger tpeI6e ia iorit
re6t netie @eni6en iinb Sas lie
gart5 nobel banoeln spenn iie Inns bier
binten mn Goutttb dIs Stieffim6er
bebanoeln. 0od, MAIDEN lie cine
fleine gIiisnabme in iebem Sabre
iuenn Gouiltp 8earite geipdblt ipers
oen. Sm ioI6er 3eit erinnern fie
iid1 oas bort binten aaif mod @aen-
ihen Dobnen iueIde Elm B5rthen
nlitipre6en menus 5itr @nblfonrmt.
SIN nllgeneinen iino oie 2eilte i'm
.noroli6eu SbeiIe oes Counties ia
gang nette 2eute aber bic un0 6ai
finoet man bod Ginen Der ettpds
fli,nfert iinb 6noitr6 miro man IRE
gefiibrt. Jreilib sSe6er modte germ
Elm aantden nno in dIIgerneinen
fino Die 2eiitc (Sns gebe i'd sn) ct.
mas mebr gelebrt nm &erntunn ber,
dttn ipie bier biilten I'M 8ufb, aber
mir besabEem bod G,id uItiere Steit-
ern iiiD ioIlten oesbnlb aiid elm
@ortd)en ntit5nreoen bnbeit. @ir
finb eber itid)t o0riiber aiis groBe |
eintrdgIide slentter gu boben, neil
mir BON Sngeno aiif oft 9ei6ei6en.
belt geiDobHt iitio nno iiiht 70 piel
mad Dem perg1ngIidcn Mimniron
tradter iliro oesbolb iiberIaiien mir |
oct Scrltarliern aIle fetten seritter |
iitf0 geniiget inns an Den 9roinlteItf
sic BON bes Serren Glide fdfIens
9iun ioll nber bier liidt bebaiiptet
peroeit oob aIle 2eiite 10 beifeioeit
oenfei iuie idI, ober oieieirigea tuels
dc oeu ulfnidltigeii Collar liebetEI
lpiiien aid Soi, 5it eiuer gimtsper.
lualtiila acnBtitiiIe gehoren INTO Gas !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-25
8srnas,n, aRlo,, sreitaa. oeu s5. alars 1910

fannfe
@roBlnona ipar am 14teM Sep.
tenther IN @ien i'm 2ebnitilbI liteno
into ltridcrb i'm t02tcn 2ebeiisiobrc
innft rrltNbIaieu. gs mar ,lnlnSa.
lid llrlmb 5ii nebmet riao mar cs
mir fcbr idaper, ibr oie Iebfe Gbre
itdt erpeiien 5ii fompplt. Ssi ifrenr
Ieitatielte mahte iie mid inlS mel.
nclr 9rlibcr 2oiris 3ll Sonpterben,
mos bon neiiien S6ipeitern Iofort
aitgefodlten ipuror. SD meroe ipif.
er nod onraitf Suriidfontileir
Nls Der @orgen oes item Sftober
1881 iibcr bcr 9ocd1e altbrad), mar
Die erregnng alIer Ortcn iebr groB.
Die iurnen @alnier Der Staote Sat.
faro, eaitelmlopo nito 8u6m lciit.
eten Der an iie ergangeien s(nffor6.
eriing lofort iolae aber bon oen
geipobncrr Der ariboiie erifJien rid)t
Elm @ilrsiger glin tpir6e 6nrf @en
eral Sooanuotd) iiber ole goc6e Ser
fleine gelagermgs5ifitamo perb1nat
liiso otc 8eln0arnlerie erbielt Die
sliifforocrlulg Die StelInRsspflid)tig-
en eimubringelt slitf meine @or.
iteliiulg berl6reerte Der aomman.
noi,t, oes ariegSbafens @ercral.Nda
ior bon @Io5efooic Ole ginbripa.
innas5eit bis 5lun item 9e5entber Sd
batte CUTE @riinoe bierfitr. Gs be.
faro iid) in Der 8ocde MIR Elm eill.
f5iges Sltfnrlteric 9ieeimem BON 8
8etnilloneit mo i6 imlBte, ans @r.
fobrlnhg, Delde araftntitremgung
es ncbntct tuerOp, sic &ribosialer
IN ibrer 8elienfeitling 3u bcfrieqenI
lnao 81 ultterlperien Sobolo als i'd
oal 9efeII 0cs Safen Sfonrmdn.
bantelt gcleien bate. elite id, tod
3ora, ann General Sooanooid @c-
rift 5ll eritattcil. Ssit6m oie nnd
nleinclll irfpidltigit oitssearbeitetenI
fseto5liasplofc oiindpefiibrte 9tirScr.
ipprflirJ 0es sIilfitoitbes IN Ser
&riooiie oes bette 8erf 1T bas id,
I'M Seben aet9mt babe, 10 mill i'd,
oeinieIben cin eigeneS Sapital mio-
men.
5ortietuns foIgt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-25

fir ctr gfnt ipie 3. 9, fir Grobatl
5fihtcr llto Derihiebene dnoere, Wtal
tttr pripdBIt iperoen illiiiielt, pesDl
etipaS @eiebferntiriB boben itno0abe
aud ,uillig iinb 6eit 9nntniert ga,t
ern iolpie Bniieir ill,6 @it,uen init
sfatb lnto Chat bebiiIflf6 sm irin
Miles hieS uliiilep mir iit getrad5t
neDmen. gl6er Srob Dem tpollelt lpii
ni6t Iccr oiisgefen. Die fettem Genl
tc fomlcn Die Serniarner 6obeu.
Sln6 DIE Gbintpfnife fam in Ser.
mann bleiben, dber mir bier bin.
ten I'M Gonntu ipoIlen oiesital bas
SRtht nno bic Gbrc boben 6as @elo
5u bertbeilen. Wait an6ern @orten
inn es rein beraus5ltidgeir mir tpoll-
en- Die @ebrbeit in Ser Goimtp
Court. uvo mir baben Wednner 6d.
fir ipelfe ebrlib iln6 fibig iino.
sir 8oriiser Ser Court baben mir
Socob Soppmeper, eircn Wlanm Der
TN Gpiliitp geboren iino Soblloie
gernter sitr allgemeinen 8itfrieoen.
bPit bericbm bot iino fin ,tttIern 81.
ftrift boben mir orei Der Cine I'M,
ilter nod better tpie 6er gTpoerc 0a
ut .. Berfelmnim Srieoensridter
iitto gtotar. 0ir. SoIt Elm betonp-
ter iiilb seadteter 8iirger. iiino Sim
Sapefl (,inier s5iriD Der Sabre lang
8eganficber mar iiirb ie6eS Morait.s
lodi in iciiiem 3iitrift feitHt, ,ndnd.
es 5iiseitopft bat iin6 Sarmis id)on|
langc giite 8ese beridnfft bate
ipenn Die GoitirtD Court ms liidt|
10 itiefmiitterlitb beban6elt bate.
DesIalb appeliren mir an alle fiber.
nleu iino redt oetferdo Biirger ms
bei5mteben 6dniit mir en6Iid audi
offs re6tndfige 8iirger linieres
Counties nnerfennt iperofit 9ehtI
mir iina bier iett IN cipififirtes @olf
lud6 feline @ilbe mebr. @ir MIN
Iden bloB oab Die giirgpr TN moro.
lihen 9beiIe 6es Counties ilns beIfen
beiiere 2nuoftraBen III friegefi. Biel
Iirtlerc 9iir9er oenieIben and obne
III nrurrcn sctbnn bdben mas iiidt /
nebr tuie Meht iin6 giIiig iit. @iei
,orbit fdon erfpdbilt mir perlairg.
III nidt irah Dent pergdilsliden Waolil
itpit @ir ipolIen BLOB cute 2nao-l /
trdbet ons gar1nbcr5isfeit fir i'm.
ere Gfaroc ilfto Gid, oent ser @es
;edtc crbartnt iih ieines 8iebes, @eIo
ppllcn mir tift diIfbiuiclI ipcil mir
nrrter inir Gorge baben iniifieit oaB
lie ginbredcr ipieoer foilliilen. Sell
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-25

nvl lellllt Iu oas Sprldllp0rt !, @es
leaenbeit nlndt 3iebc gscitn Die
9lanD galt inio oic gfbbea aaltf.
monltsIdoen ititiJt 70 piel @eIo sitiofi,
en- gcidarrt Ditteii ruiirorn mir bier
ntr @brIide 9ielritbcn inlo feline
Ginbrcdcr iinO Giebc DabclL giln
iiberlegt % i6 Rcdlt babe. s. %.
----O--
lluter oidter SdneebiiIIe Idlldft
be seionlnttc gtatlr. 9tiir lang.
lam treiben oie SGfte, INN oag moth.
ipenoisitc 2eben 5u erbaIten. 60 aud
in 9einem aorper. SIS febIt Der
Srieb, Der nit itarfeni gitIie nencs
8lut in ben Moeri bertbeiIt lno oas
alte Derbrandte au bel gnsi6eio.
nngsorgancr, Der 2eber iiiiS oengste.
rem, fortidnfft. Die 5olge oabott
iin6: fable @eiidtsfarbe, aopf. iIro
&iidenidmer5en, GIieoeriueb. Saipin
bel, $er5tlopfen. Geii6tsitor,ingeH,
8eritopfllns, geflonvnerbeit II (. 10.
@as bilft Oo2 Gines Der idarieB,
atenoen @ifte, init ipeIden geipiiicn.
loie aiiadfnlber Did beIffpinoelu
geIiebe nidt! DieIe giftig.
en- WetaIIe, iuie 3. .. 0uediilber,
perocrben nebr, als iie riiben f0nlt-
Ten ipenn iie iiberbniipt BON Nuten
pareti. 9enn iie fiibren nod aiigen-
5lidlider GrIeidterung nur nm 10
i6neller 81 DolIitapSisem Ruin oer
geromilirgsorgane, B. |. 5iirt 5o6e.
Sort NIT 6ieien @iftetl ganr Elm
DettteI biIft: bic 5bepabrten ct. Ser.
tarO srdlttcrpilIen, icne aus ben
,eiIfrdftisiten gfIansen getIontrnen
5aftc 5abereitet nnd ocin beipdbr..
en- Sabrbuuoerte aIten Se5ept Der
ueiien MOndJe bon ct. Bernard.
eltr iucnn 9n Oieie iuabrbdfte Sails-
Ir5iiei, Die in alien apotbefen sii
'abcn IL, gebrnlidit, tpirO fid aiid
nj iteiten Sabr an Dir bemdbren
pas ons aieO Deripridt: geiics Sabr
iebt Soifnuns.
-------- ~ - ---------
'Bie oIlidbrlid nm oieie 3eit,
erridt ieet tpieOer Der 5tidbuiten
inter oen ssinoern. @ebt ben sfin-
crn Dr. Gon3eIntnnn's Snften
5prlp. Gs lit Sas bette WliiteI se-
en- 6ieies 2eioen. 3u baben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-25

'Bic oIlidbrlid I'M oieie 3eit,
berridt icst tpicoer Der Stidbniten
iinter oen ssinoern. @ebt ben ain-
bern Or Gonselrtnnn's Snften
Sprlp. Gs lit Sas bette wiitteI se-
gen bieies 2eioeil. 3u baben
In aIinge's glpotbeie lino @nIter's
apotbete in &ern,ann, itno 8 S.
gradt in fredericksburg.
I abonrirt anf oas &ernianner
goIfsbIatt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20

peller and the singing noise made by
planes cutting the air at high speed.
''But it is gong to be hard to locate
one of those bird -machines at night
with such accuracy that we can hit it
before it swoops down and hands it to
us. At night it will be able to travel
at much lower altitude than in the day
time, ana right there is where the aero
plane has got every wideawake army of
every nation in the world sitting up late
and doing some considerable guessing.
"ElimInate your dlrigible balloons !;
they re a joke. so far as real military
efficiency is concerned. Besides. they
can t fly when you want them to, but
have to wait for favorable atmospheric
conditions. That robs them of practical
use, and all military weapons or instru-
ments have, above all things, to be
practical to be useful
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20
CHAMBERLAIN collie, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.

There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain S Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dur,
ing the third of a century in which it
has been in use, people have learned
that il is the one remedy that never
fails. For pain in the stomach, diar,
rhoea or infantile cholera. this remedy
has no equal 1t has been used in many
serious and dangerous eases and has
never been known to fail. When re-
duced with water and sweetened if Is
pleasant to take. For sale by all deal
ers. Benson. Smith & Co, Ltd, agents
for Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20
Greatest Difficulty at Night.

~ should summarize my opinions
about these phases of military employ
ment of aeroplanes like this. Unless
they fly more than FIVE hundred yards
above the earth we can knock them out
by killing their operators, wrecbing
their motors or cutting the main frames
to pieces. IF they do travel at an alt
tude of more than five hundred or six
hundred yards. We still may he able to
get them: but anyhow what they do to
Us in the way of bomb-throwing will
be seriously impaired so far as damage
is concerned. The higher they are the
less they'll menace, and unless they do
fly high We II get them
1.-The big difficulty is going to he at
night, Then there will be total alb
seuce of that perspective without which
It is very difficult to concentrate either
Small-arm or artillery fire SO that it
viii DO any real harm. With an aero
plane moving fifty miles an hour we
shall he able to hear it long before
our searchliGhts pick it up. Wen
either hear the motor exhaust or, if
that is muffed, the throb of the pro
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-20
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets, All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. W. Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, U. S. A.