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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29
New RaincOatS.
Women's Undergarments
at $1.OO. Value, $1.5O.

@ SECRET Of comfort in time plentiful supply
t1l of Muslin Underwear Must comfortable-Ioose
Nv and roomy where needed snug necessary Every
garment in stock meets these requremens-and is
priced NO higher than the il-ftng, poorly kinds
Attention called the following items $780, which rep
regular $I5o values They sheer nansoos
soft percae and fine muslns pret trimmed ways and
all-round high-class garments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29
N Special Value.
Sensible Summer Skirts.

OIL q ERE will find Just what looking for in the
of skirt for all occasionsor the street, for Dress
jul i for outdoor sports tramping They all
popular kinds and rightly priced-many bearing special
prices.
Skirts the full plated STYLE
$500 and $3.50 each.
DantylWhe Lnon Skirts light and heavy weights made in
the popular plain gored style, $500 and $3.50 each.
Fine Form" Maternity Skrsfor which the Wash
ington of lightweight and good
able taffeta silks, $3.50 to $50 each.
Pretty White Serge Skirts made attractive full plated e
fects A smart skirt Special price, $12 so EACH
bird horG st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29
Clearance Sale of
WOrmem's Summer Suits.

81 LII broken lines the like offered
M special prices for clearance The materials those
NV fashionable for wear-whe
linens The styles the very latest-modes of
and character of individuality and re6nementhat stamp the
being fashionably attred.
The taste the who practices economy and
the who appreciates styles will readily recognize the merits
of these highgrade garments.
And as July the great goaway month of the and
also the month that makes those really
thought this clearance should prove very
teresting
Linen Coat Suits natural white and shades with
dumength and cluster plated full plated and tunic skirts
have Irish crochet collars trimmed with Japanese
brodery; others piped with black.
Special prices, $3.50 to S49.5O each.
Pongee Suits, strictly
tailored effects with semng styles of plated
skirts Very rich and attractive garments.
Special prices, $3.50 to $3.50 each.
White Serge Coat Suits made with twobutton coat
fitting style finished with shawl collar of silk
the plated styles Very fashionable for
mountain
Special prices, $3.50 to $3.50 each.
for.G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29

Mason Jars.
Atlas Mason Fruit Jars; pint size;
Dozen. OO>
Atlas Mason Fruit Jars; quart size; 6o>
Atlas Mason Fruit Jars: h-gallon 2cf
size; dozen. ........................
Wide-mouth Jars.
Atlas Special Wide-mouth Fruit ~,
Jars; pint size; dozen. ~
Atlas Special Wide-mouth Fruit q.
Jars; quart size; dozen. s.............. oos
Atlas Special Wide-mouth Fruit OK
Jars; h-galion size; dozen. ~
Jelly Glasses.
Jelly Glasses. plain or optic: 1-3- 2oe
pint size: dozen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jelly Glasses. plain or optic: IL 2S(
pint size: dozen. ........................
Jelly Glasses. plain; 1-3-quart size; r.
oO1eu. ...s...'..s..s'..s.se...... ~
Fifth door. Ut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29
Arrangements for Table Supplies
During the Summer.

We make speciality of packing shipping groceries for
homes yachting parties and the like will
be kept file and filled stated intervals desired
tons may be made from grocery catalogue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29

Colonial Pure Food Jams, assorted 22c
havors. jar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,o Colonial Grape juice. I5c, 22c and 4oc
Colonial Ginger Ale. dozen. .-...... P1.Oo
Colonial Olives. plain and 100 To zcc
hs G1lenia rot Msrasehino CSC, 4oc and o5c
Homemade Beaten Biscuits, dozen. 1OC
Imported sardines. can......... Ioc to $50
.Cliauot Club Ginger Ale, Sarsapa- g .
rills and Birch Beer. dozen. pA'~O
Imported Ginger Ale, dozen. Sl. SO
Lemons Oranges and Pineapples.
Imported and Domestic Cheese, Cooked Ham
and Tongue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses
and Accessories.

"E. Z. Seal" Jars.
Atlas E. q. Seal Fruit Jars; pint o.
SiAc' uoAcu.
Atlas E. 2. Seal Fruit Jars: quart ooc
S1Zcs oOZcu
Atlas e. 2. Seal Fruit Jars; " d.,
gallon size; dozen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 50
Accessories.
Mason Porcelain-lined Jar Tops,
ooZcH. y
Mason Jar Rubbers, dozen. ....... sc
Mason Tulip Jar Rubbers. dozen. !. IOc
Mason Wide-mouth Jar Rubbers,
uo]eh- ........................ loC
Paraff1n Wax. package, 13c; Or.
Aor. ....................... u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29
Picnic Suggestions for the Fourth -

~ PECIAL should be taken that your for the
VA Fourth be selected from the choicest of Pure
surpassed by consisting of only highest
grade products possible to obtain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-29

Henz's Pickles and Chows
.e' .eaau. nu''er 1oc, I5c and 25c
Fruit Sirups, assorted havors bottle. " zoe
Duffy's Apple Juice. bottle. . zoe and 2SC
Richardson & Robbins Boned
and Tonsne can kse0ins Potted Ham
We carry large assortment of Huntley
Palmer's English BISCUITS and Havenner's an
National Biscuit Company's Crackers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03
HAWAIIAN WOMAN
DIES FROM BURNS

An inquest will be held this even
Ing at the Police Station into. the
cause Of. and the circumstances sur
rounding the death of Maikai kaa-
lclc. who was bad" burnt at her
home on Saturday right. The unlor-
tunate woman and her husband are
alleged TO have gone on protrac.ed
spree, and when all In, fell onto II
bed to sleep. A lamp was In some
way overturned ahi It set fire to the
bed
The husband, awakened by the
flames, tried TO drag his wife away
from the fire, bu, the woman was too
far gone to assist him in any way.
Dan Kamahu, Of the police station
stat, resides rear the Kaale'c home
and he, upon hearing the cries from
the excited ~ band. ran to the housc
and got Dmal out. The patrol
wagon canln l,ong aud Mrs. Kaalelo,
who was flightfully burnt about the
, body, was taken TO the Queens Hos
pital, where she died yesterday after
noon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03

KEEPING BUSY
Republicans and Democrats
Both Spend Active
Week lend.

Saturday night and Sunday were
busy times for the Oahu Politician
who found In other peoples leisure
chance to announce their own party
doctrines.
The Republicans on the kOOlau side
held a political luau yesterday. the
most important event of the week end.
Il. w. Single. candidate for trcI.
surcr. and several other of the nomi.
noes were the guests of honor AMI
the speaker The luiu was held at
the homc of Robert w. Pnkcf nj
Ahulmanu, about sixty being enter.
taincI. David Watson was chairman
and among the spc akcrs were: d. Kl.
lauokalani. Jr.. candidate for city
clerk. Jim Quinn, John Wise, n. l..
Castle. Harry Murray. r. w. Brec'
kons. John {. Lane and II. w. Shin.
Clio.
Straight Republican talk featured
the meeting, and every speaker took
whack ut McCandlcss' Immigration
policy, which was fully explained to
the voters. II was shown what a blow
his policy. If carried out, would be to
the entire Territory, and the fact
that Hawalians do not nave to pay
the special immigration tax unless
they are plantation owners was also
SGT forth The fallacy Of McCandlcss
promises for amendments to the land
laws was also reviewed.
On Saturday repre- scntatTcs of both
parties were at Walaiua. and Rcpub
lican speakers who returned were
quite satisfied with their reception
They found large and appreclatlvo
audiences and their method Of ox
planning clearly the issues OF the cam
paign was effective IN every case
X. w. Brcckons, who spoke at Waia
luu. returned convinced that sec
ton of the county will give kuhit
and the general Republican ticket
large majority. "The Democrats cam
fool those people, he says. "Thcii
bunco talk won't go az Waialua."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03
KEANU BROKE LEG
IN RUNAWAY ESCAPE

WAILUKU. Maui Sept 80. - On
Thursday Afternoon The delegates to
the Republican convention were con
veyed from Waikiki to Paia depot
In trains placed at their disposal by
Acting Superintendent ID. G. Lind.
say OF the Kahului Railroad Co, and
on arrival at Paia depot hacks and
automobiles were, ready to convey
the passengers to the home.
All who were privileged to visit
the home were loud In their praises
OF the elegance OF the buildings and
the surroundings home where the
poor, old and needy OF the white
race. as well as the natives. can be
comfortably cared for during their
declining days. Only males would
be admitted as inmates. On return
Ing, a Japanese hack In which were
G. II. Cummings. w. Keanu and j,
+. Welch met with an accident. One
OF the horses fell down, and the
other animal became frightened and
started to bolt down the incline. w
Keanu was the first to get on the
hack. followed by George Cummings
The latter struck the ground hcavil,
on his left foot and broke his les
above the ankle. Joe Welch wal
the last to get out of the hack. and
It was owing to his cool judgmenl
that the other horse was brought tt
a standstill thus saving the life o.
tho excited Oriental. Mr.. Cumming
was Immediately placed In an auto
and driven to the Paia Hospital
close by, where he Is now 'restint
quite comfortably. and his host o
friends are expecting his speedy re
covery.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03
WOULD REVIVE
WHIPPING POST
Associated Charities Manager
Reports on Local Con-
ditiOns.

The report of those whose business
II is to look out for the needy Of the
city brings wildly to mind the fact
that there Is more actual poverty hero
than is supposed by those who ncycy
know what II Is to want for bed OF
n meal.
Mrs. Jordln. Manager of the ASS,
Gated Charities, In he's report for Oc
tobcr ! states that the total receipts
of the socicy for the past month
have been slojl and the expcndltu. o.
1862 So. Regarding the work she
says:
"1he manager receives much assist
fance IN her work from the nurses a;
the Paloma settlement. These devoted
young women make daily visits In the
! tencmcnts and poorer quarters OF the
city; AMI report any case of dostitu
ton Summing for mere curiosity's
sake is not to- be comm nded. but
am sure that If some Of our women
~ clse' and men. as we'll. were to
make round Of calls with nurse
cr the manager of the Associated
Chli,ti's. they would have better
understanding Of the condition oi
their less fortunate brothers and sis
tors, and be rcadylto share their good
things, as well as more contented IN
he pleasant pl1ces' In which tbcii
lives have been cast
MANY kind friends have brought
clothing. SO acceptable to those who
only seem able to earn enough fOI
food, 20 keep body and soul together
One friend donated crockery--platos
are n LUXURY In many OF the so-calloj
homcs--suoh homes!
THE Strangers Friend Society's
bells at the hospital have been In
greu demand, all of them having
been occupied most Of the time.
1.-THE executive officer OF the Hu
manc Society and the manager Of the
\ Asrociatcd Charities come In contact
with so many cases of drunken and
brutal fathers. husbands and sons
beating and abusing the women ant
children whose protectors, they SHOULD
be. that they have arrived at the con
clusion that the old fashioned whip
ming post would be good correc
tive. ..t.- 90. u.
Five dollars Is The annual member
ship fee, payable either to the mansn
or or to the treasurer, Mr.. Geo Ful
lor"
II is said that the officers of tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03

DO You like alligator pears?" Is one
of the first test questions to which a
new conner has TO submit. II he re'
niles: 81 was passionately fond OF
them from the first; like them In
any shape or manner. In fpct lie
awake nights. eagerly anticipating the
next feed" his sanity Is beyond ques'
ton; he has established himself on
an assured social and financial foot
ing with all Islanders. But let hin
hesitate on the alligator.pear test, ant
begin to hem and hedge. and he u
damned. Kohala Midget.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03
CASTORIA
For Infants and Child&A
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss ss. Of ZNAZSM

Some huckleberries grown In Kali
muki are ON exhibition in one OF 4.
o. Hall a. Sons windows. The fruit
is delicious and was first produced
by the wizard Burbank of Callfor.
mia. The fruit when planted does
remarkably well in Kaimukl. accord
ing to the statement OF a represen
tatiye Of the Kaimuki Land Co.. who
raised the fruit. that is in the stors
window,
a., a, -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03

At the Boys Field yesterday some
81, y-rNc bdss1 listened to an inter-l
csting lecture by the Rev. DR., Johns
The beauty of the lecture was in the
fact that IL was clothed in language
that could be understood by the boys
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03

NEW LACES and TRIMMINGS.
In addition to big lot of Staple Laces, such as
Walls, Torchons etc.. we will show for the first time
very attractive values in High Grade Goods --such as
the finest Hand Made Irish Linen Laces, Elegant
Novelty French Trimmings, ETC., etc. Our 3 windows
and tables are devoted to this big showing Want
of space prevented doing justice to these goods dur
ing the first days of the sale, Every lady in the city
should take advantage of such an opportunity to buy
the finest Laces and Trimmings for about the price of
ordinary cheap goods
The following will give idea Of what Offer and
extend cordial invitation for your inspection:
Novelty French Trimmings half their value $l0O to $3.50 yd
Real Maltese Edging and Insertion, Csc to 75c yd
Sets of Real Val Lace to "a inches SOC to $l.50 yd
Real Irish Crochet Sets 45c to $3.50 I'd
Real Cluney Sets and Bands " to 80 inches WIDE 22Rc
SIPS yd
Point de Alencen Hand Rum Sets, 45c to $l.l5 yd
Black Silk Venice Applique Bands, SOC to $275 yd
Alover White Black Baby Irish
Silk Hand Run Net 75c to $3.50 yd
Gold and Silver Net Allover 81 95 yd
Black and White Dress Nets AZ inches WIDE $500 yd
Venice, Net Top and Irish Bands zoe to $l15 yd
Baby Irish Sets, l7hc to 45cyd
Fine Mechln Laces, worth Csc, at l0c yd
l0c values in Torchons, for SC yd
Val Laces, l5c to $3.50 dozen -marvelousy cheap
Every Item at this Big Sale Guaranteed by
Money Cheerfully Refunded If Not Satisfied
wM wA M Auu>
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18
Claude l.. Norris
BEAuTIFuL RESIDENCE.

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. East 1S6 feet off of Highland avenue, in the cream of the South Highlands, two story, 10-room house, finished in the best quarter-sawed oak money could buy; fine hardware and electric fixtures. two bath rooms. with tile floors, screened with best screens; the mantles are the best architectural skill could devise; furnace heated; lot 50x2OO; price s1O,0o0; attractive terms.
 $5500, LOOK! Will youl Only two blocks from High land car and Iroquois street, two-story, seven-room house, modern in every de- tail, furnace heated. papered, hardwood floors, on elevated lot; extremely easy terms. You can't beat it. Let us show you.
 THREE BLOCKS EAST of Five Points beautiful S-room home; every room is large and airy; arranged and finished Just simply fine; hardwood floors, furnace-heated. birch doors, good hardware, fine lot; price sS000, terms. The location Is fine.
 BEECH STREET. near Highland avenue, handsome 2-story, s-room residence, on lot 50x1S0, elevated and level as a floor; has every modern Improvement; absolutely nothing left off; price 2,500, terms.
 NEAR 10TH STREET AND 16TH AVE, south. If you want in this location don't fail to see this house. Has rooms, lnished in quarter-sawed oak, down tairs. servants room, elevated lot, 50x120. It's cheap at s7OoO.
 For quick and satisfactory IS. We devote our entire time Claude l.. Norris
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18

Near 17th street, 2-story S-room house on lot 50x150; fine view. It's pickup at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18

If you have anything like above to trade,
 do it now, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18
Largest Rent LiSt--Rent Now
 For October list.

In addition to the large list of residences north and south side and business property print below have residences and business houses in all the suburbs including West End East Lake, Woodlawn, North Birmingham, Central Park, Earle Place, Ensey Highlands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18
Claude L. Norris A. s. Klyce. Claude L. Norris & Co.
 Real Estate Sales
 224 225 226 Brown Marx Building
 Bell Phone 5746 Homes and Investments in All Parts of the City
13TH AVE. SOUTH
A. S.. Klyce.

18TH AVE. SOUTH. Near 17th street, 2-story S-room house on lot 50x150; fine view. It's pickup at $5O0O
 18TH STREET, SOUTH. New 2-story, S-room house, furnace heated, hardwood floor good mantle. lot elevated and level price s6s00; terms easy.
 19TH STREET, SOUTH. pick-upl Two-story, Groom home, on 57 foot lot. for the extraordinary low fig ure $4750. It is new, has hardwood floors, furnace-heated, fine mantles
 ETH AVENUE. SOUTH. Beautiful broom bungalow, up to date in every respect good shady lot, furnace heated, hardwood floors, nice mantles; price s425O; dead easy terms.
 NoRWooD BARGAIN. Two-story, S-room house, hardwood floors up and down stairs, large room, finished and arranged fine. Listen at the price. will you, $550o.
 INVESTORS. Listen, on 4th avenue, in blocks of 20th street, lot 50x14o, 16-room house on same renting for s6O; price $l2,5Oo.
 VACANT LOT. Highland avenue, in fine location, fronts the aDOVe avenue, lVV leett piiSo 2SHoV cash. It's a pickup.
 NORTHWEST CORNER of Avenue c and 18th street, lot 100x14O, four houses, renting s116; price s15,ooo; terms easy. results list your property with 0 real estate sales.
 A. $. Klyce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18
FOR SALE

I60 lots in fast-growing suburb of Bir- mingham and close to Corey These lots can be had at less than one-half their retail value. Will sell on small payment or exchange for rental city or farm land If taken at once, as owner Is leaving city. Apn'~ x-10, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18
SOUTHSIDE. D.a5. for oocunopov

NORWOOD SACRIFICE Party leaving town has to sell 7-room modern home on lot 60x190 feet. See us at once. It is worth 5000 more than we are asking. Terms can be arranged.
 FOR RENT. Modern, new, S-room home, 18th street and 18th avenue, south s45 237 sgd street. north, Woodlawn, rooms and bath, $20 month. NORRIS REAL ESTATE co.
 Bell 1872 Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18
Real Estate For Sale Some of the Finest Offers in Birmingham Dirt That Have Been Made in Several Months NoW's the Time to Buy

S16,500-Handsome new brick veneer home built for the owner to live in and not to sell-now offered at price that is much below the real value. Has 10 rooms, all modern conven- fences, lot 100x20O feet one block from Highland avenue and right at many homes which are worth from $20,0Vv to $4O,000 each. Lot alone worth easily $10,0O0.
 s6250-New residence on South Highlands east of Twentieth street. Has six rooms, hardwood floors. all mod ern conveniences; large lot, 53x17O feet. Close to the car line. The price has been reduced from s6SOO for a quick sale.
 s9000-A Highland avenue lot facing 100 feet on this finest of all residence streets in the south, where prop erty selssss~ high as s200 per front foot. Cheapest lot on the avenue at $90 per front foot.
 $5700-A large, beautiful, well located lot in the cream of Highland Park, one of Birminghams swel1est and prettest residence parks. Lot 95x 200 feet Lot would be cheap at s75OO. rN s5e00-25x140 feet on Second avenue, east ern end of the business section. Adjoining lot sold some time ago for same money and property has advanced 25 per cent in value since that time. This is a real estate bargain that will double in value. s10, ,5OO-5Ox14O feet on Third avenue be- tween 24th and 25th streets, inn proved with building renting for $40 per month. This property Is in line of city's most active growth and will enhance rapidly. In mean time rental sufficient to pay in- terest.
 sSS5O-40x100 feet on South Twentieth street, alley corner. All nearby
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18

property has been selling rap idly recently, and corner lot in same block recently brought $500 per front foot. Has splendid car facilities
 s11, ,O00--5Ox10O feet, corner 22d street and Avenue B, improved with three story brick building. This corner will pay good interest on the investment Has splendid car fa- cilities; avenue is paved. Property can be further improved to pay handsome returns
 s395O-Heres the chance of a lifetime for the workingman who has small capital and wants to own his own home. Sx-room bungalow on North Highlands, oak floors, fur mace heat. hot and cold water. gas, electricity, street improve ments in: lot 50x100. feet conven- tent to car line. $500 cash and the balance $50 per month at 6 per cent.
 s425O-E,ight room two-story house in the best neighborhood on North High lands. Hardwood floors, gas, elec- trcity, cabinet mantels and fin- ished nicely throughout. It is i good home in, every way and can, be bought on reasonable terms. Will Exchange-Beautifu new bunga- low, five rooms, modern in every detail, best part of Fountain Heights furnace. electricity. pa pered throughout. Will exchange for vacant property well located. s26oo-West End home, five rooms and bath. we'll located. faces south; large lot; easy terms. s3SoO-Seven-room house on a lot 70 foot frontage in best part of West End. House surrounded by many homes in well built-up neighbor- hood. It is a bargain and terms can be arranged.
 .ko hnks.h unn rnkn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-24

Experience man who IN
derstands gas and water meters
Good job for three months; private
WORK Address r o. Wilcox, care
Leader 6t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-24

/ The Democratic patty declares thFt
r entsf ang aineninlMl 60 lhv cl'a
AiisaIlon a acl initiated " the pnipia
IL nenaing for the consideration Of lltA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-24
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-24

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