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OPERATION
Her ONLY
CHANCE
WasCured byLy ink
ham, Vegetable Compound

Adrian. Ga u suffered untold
misery from a female weakness and
disease, and | could not stand more
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but is a most interesting settlement,
and if a road We're built along the beach
would. attract tourists.
As it IS, the trail from kipahulu TO
kaupo is well worth the efforts of any
one who cares for long, hard tramp.
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Recorded August y. 1910.

Recorded August q, 1910.
NJ Damon to R r Reidford d;
.I77-Ioa Of kuI us. NoanaIaa, Homo
lulu. Oahu; - + 332, p 211. Dated
July :. 1910.
K r Reidford and VT to Harriet NJ
Damon. ID; II 7-10a of kul 7715. Mo-
analua Honolulu. Oahu; 81. & 332, P
21s. Dated July :. 1910.
: N Damon 70 r R Reidford. ID;
3 IS l00a OF kul 77l3. Noanalua, Homo
lulu. Oahu: 81 B 332. p 900. Dated
Aug IS, 1910.
r R Reidford ana VT to Harriet NJ
Damon. D:.3 SS-100a Of kul 7713. Mo
analua. Honolulu Oahu; 81. B 332, p
POI. Dated Aug lG, 1910.
VIM c Achi Jr to Rebecea K AchI,
? 4: general powers. B 1856. ? $50,
Dated Aug a. 1910.
II T Lewis and WI 10 Aubrey y Shaw,
ID: LOT 6. Blk >, rents, etc. Ocean view
Tract Honolulu. Oahu; $500. 80, P
%. Dated July a, 1910.
X Namba 10 HiIo Bldg & Loan Assn
Ltd. & NJ: cane crop on "a land. Olaa
TTomesteads. Puma Hawaii; 500. B
800. y 22g Dated Aug Is. 1910.
Sing Shiu to \ G Al. B s; int IN
Ieaseholds. bldg. crops. etc, Aliha. :
Kona. Hawaii: $500 B 336. p 22S, Da-
ted Aug i. 1910.
KaIani Nauuahi and VT 10 Kanoho
Kaolulo, n; 4725-1000a Of r ? (gr)
1921. PuIehu. Kula Maui: $50. B 33S.
= 206. Dated Aug 10, 1910.
Antonio Ventura 10 Joana de Jesus
| ct al. D; l2a in hui land, Tiumalu. Ha-
makualoa. Maui: $13S 3 33s, p 207.
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Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of
James c. Quinn of Honolulu, alleging
that Emmeha Quinn of Honolulu died
intestate at said Honolulu on the 9th
day Of May, A. D. 1910, leaving prop
erty within the jurisdiction of this court
necessary TO be administered upon, and
praying that letters of administration
issue to said James c. Quinn:
1t is ordered that Monday, the 10th
day of September, A. D. 1910, at
clock A. NJ, be and hereby is appoint
| ed for hearing said petition in the court
room of this court in the judiciary
Building in the City and County of Ho-
| nolulu, at which time and place all per-
| sons concerned may appear and show
cause, if any they have, why said petit
! tion should not be granted
Dated Honolulu, August 18th, A. D.
1910
BY the Court
/ Seal. NJ. T. SIMONTON.
| Clerk. Circuit Court of the First Circuit.
/ Glen. X. Quinn, Attorney for Peti-
TONER
! s742-Aug Is, %, %. Sept 5
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by a staff Correspondent.)

KACPO, August 3l-When the Ka-
pahulu folks learned that I was going
to helewaiwm" to kaupo, they snick-
cred They said that ii was a bad
trip for mule. They We're right
they were must certainly right The
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KAUpO.--WHERE HAWAIIANS
STILL LIVE IN GRASS HOUSES
interesting and Attractive Spot the Only
PiIikia Being the Trail Trip
In and Out.

landed on Maui from Hawaii It is
forty-one miles from here to Wailukn
BY way Of UmpaIakua, and about sixty
miles via the ditch trail
From here one trail runs to Anton
Nierra :. the last house on the road to
the kaupo gap, and a rendezvous of
parties passing through the crater Of
ILaleakala
Kaupo is a kind of iumping-otf place.
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Announcement

hereby announce myself as candi
date for the nomination as Representa-
tive. subject to the action Of the Repub
lean County Convention.
S757 CHARLES H. BROWN.
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than a minute at a
time. Ny doctor
said an operation
was the only
chance | had, and
| dreaded it almost
as much as death,
One day l was
reading how other
women had been
cured by Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
and 6ppidaG IN +rp
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII
AT CHAMBERs-IN PROBATE

In the Matter of the Estate of Emmelia
Quinn, Late Of Honolulu, T. Of H,
Deceased
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, cordially invited to attend,
purchaser or not.
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Scandinavian Imports

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, can. 15c.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, keg. 25c.
NEW FIsHBALLs-Nor, 2 ration. 15c.
NEW FIsHBALLs-Nor, 4 ration. Csc.
NEW LIvERPosTEJ-Danish car.. 12c.
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Czmoz1fIe Zez GIVeS IZz<:szS1-

4. At a bail supper the rule is for the gen
ueman 10 see that his woman Companion Is
properly served Please tell me how to so
about this
S. What is the simplest way for a gentle.
man t. ask lady II she wishes his arm?
s. II at a dance a gentleman wishes 10
take TO supper young lady who has her
mother with her as chapeTon. with whom
he Is not acquainted how should he set out
TO obtain the permission? r. G. T.
/. Boiled eggs are usually broken into
a glass and eaten with a spoon, or the
shell is Clipped at the top and the egg
eaten directly from ii with an egg
spoon Fried eggs are eaten with a fork
2 When you have finished the course
the utensils used should be placed on
the dish from which you have been eat
ing, so that the servant may carry all
out together. He will then provide you
with utensils necessary for the next
course, if they are not already on the
tabfs
3. The knife and fork should be placed
on the plate when 1t is passed for
second helping.
T. Although a gentleman gives assist
anee in supplying the wants of the lady.
there are usually maid or men servants
in attendance to see that no guest is
neglected. However, the escort should
ask his companion II she has any pref
erence and then bring to her that which
she desires.
5. II it Is evident that the lady is In
need of assistance. it is so'iiasent TO say,
VIII you take my arm?"
6. The gentleman should appeal to the
hostess for an introduction to the ladies.
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TT IS generally conceded that nature
has supplied us with a remedy Or
II an antidote for every existing evil
Polarity is a law Of the universe,
and If there is not known a natural
solution OF physical trouble, it is be-
heved by many that it is because we
have not discovered il.
Herbs and plants have been recog-
nized from ancient times to possess
curative and beneficial powers. I could
name dozens Of these friends of health,
but must content you with a limited
variety that hope will be Of use 10 my
readers.
Camomile flowers. purchasable ar
any drug store. are wonderful little
blossoms in the health and beauty
ranks. They should be steeped in
water until the color is quite ike tea;
then drain off the liquid and bottle.
From this. about once a week. take a
sufnclent quantity 10 moisten your brush
ana orlskly apply 10 the hair 1t
orightens light hair by giving a bril-
lance 10 the strands that has the
added advantage Of containing no oil
BEFORE l leave these flowers, let me
add the suggestion that If the camOmile
tea be drunk u Will have a tendency
10 reduce night sweats Again. n an
Piled 70 aching muscles, the pain viii
be greatly lessened
II your teeth need a harmless whiten-
ing WaSns apply ounce juice diluted in
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The Escorts Hat
). Adams

Dear Mrs. Adams
When accompanying a boy friend to
church or any place Of amusement, should
! take his hat or should he hold Il him
self
Do you think II right for a boy friend who
goes with me TO always have another girls
picture handy? He wishes me 10 ignore
other boys. PATIENCE.
Most assuredly let the young man
hold his own hat. Why should you be
burdened with it2
The boy probably knows you do not
like him to have the "other" girls pic
ture and therefore delights in teasing
you. Do not show your emotions the
next time he displays a photograph of
a girl and he will soon tire. Do not be
toohsh enough TO give up your other
boy friends Just 10 cater TO his wishes
Companionship with many friends Is
broadening TO ones point Of view and
life, and it would be foolish for a Young
girl to neglect this in her best DAYS
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much water. Besides bleaching. Il
tightens the teeth in the gums
Rosemary is for a few things besides
remembrance. 1t is an herb that has
ever been recognized as Of great merit
A deeoction OF rosemary in water is
an excellent headache remedy. Battle
the temples with this homemade head
ache cure II the eyes ache, this same
treatment can be given.
Now suppose that in your walk
through the damp woods you have be
come poisoned with ivy. The remedy
lies on your homeward trip Plantsin
leaves. the weed that we uproot from
our lawn, are the antidote for ivy pol
soning Gather a generous bunch Of the
oval leaves and with wooden mallet
or a covered hammer pound the green
leaves into a pulp. Do not allow the
juice 70 escape. Make a pOultice Of the
crushed leaves, using an open-meshed
cheeseclOth, and bind tightly upon the
Affected parts. | promise a speedy cure.
/ know from personal experience OF the
efficiency Of this cure.
Do you know that Violets are useful
besides being beautiful? Take one dram
weight OF the purple flowers and steep
IN one pint of fresh water Let the de-
coction stand for several hours. This Is
an excellent gargle for hoarseness. Re
peat the treatment until the hoarseness
disappears.
IN your own kitchen supply of sim
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ON FLIRTING

= DO not know just why summer
time and flirting are allied in most
- young girls minds and. I am sorry
10 say. actions; but from observations
and from my correspondence, il would
seem that little talk 10 my readers
were worth attempting.
1 am not going 10 give lengthy dis
cussion Of the psychology of hirtations.
Let II suffice that there is an underlying
principle. What I wish 10 do is TO talk
with YOU about the commonsensible
phase of RETAINING from this prevalent
habit OF passing the time,
In the parks on the streets and at the
country and seaside resorts there will
always be met the struggling crowd OF
men who have nothing 10 do but TO
Amuse themselves with chance ac-
quaintances, 10 the discredit Of the
women. Yes. my dear friend, 1t is the
woman in the filtration that loses a GER
tain standing in the community; the
man escapes the opprobrium Of the OBJ
servers. So from that point Of view,
Il Is wise TO think before you act.
But In the deeper sense, flirting is
harmful to ones character From
hundreds OF years Of coHventionallty,
q man and a woman must meet through
the agency Of a third friend You can
see how this insuTes a certain re-
spectability and safety to each, for the
introducer IN a taciE way voucbes for
each person 10 the other. No thought
ful friend would cause A meeting be-
tween persons which would result In
my but a beneficial way.
Don't laugh and glggle and cast
g!ances toward men that in any way
will encourage them. They never fully
recover from the idea that you took the
initiative in the unconventional ac-
workmanship. and In nine cases out OF
ten there are little shortcomings in the
actions of the gentlemen" that be-
speak a curtalled respect
You know absolutely nothing about a
man who hirts with you. He may be a
rascal. he may be an imbecile, he may
be a person out for innocent amuse-
nent; but you do not know
If the little flirting maiden could but
hear how these men talk and compare
notes, she would not take the lire Of
argument advanced seriously although
she might take herself to her room and
decide to refrain from the cheapening
actions that spell flirting. A loss Of dig
nifty and the slightest fall in the esti-
nation of a friend are not worth an
afternoons jolhty. Embarrassment in
explaining how, when and where YOU
met Mr.. Blank Is not half so great as
The feeling that It ought to have been
different.
I cannot cite incidents OF positive
harm that are daily cropping out in the
papers. You know as well as I that
these occur You recognize the fact
that no matter how sorry or how re-
pentant one may be, 1t cannot undo a
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Bright Eyes

Lear S3rS. SymeS.
J. How can I make nv eyes bright7
2 How can ! cultivate a musical iaughf
; Is powder injurious TO the skin?
l. Can make my hands white and softf
JANE.
!. II is most injurious 10 put any
drops" into the eyes 10 make them
bright. II your health is good and you
do nothing to injure IL, your eyes can
not help having their natural bright
ness. If you think your eyes need at
tention. I advise you to consult an ocu-
2. A laugh which is kept at a low and
refined pitch is inclined 20 be musical;
but do not make the mistake OF adopt
ing an affected laugh.
3. II you use the very best kind OF
powder on your skin and never fail 10
wash 1t from the face before retiring. It
viii do no harm.
l. To make the hands soft, rub a good
cold cream into them every night. To
whiten the hands, apply lemon juice
once day until they become as you
desire them 10 be. and then use the juice
less often.
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Sending a Declination

Please let me know IL It would be proper
70 decline an invitation 10 a wedding break
last with a typewTltten note. or should IL
De ny hand? You know typewritlng Is al
most universal now. J. NJ w
It would be quite breach of etiquette
for you - reply to the invitation by
sending a typewriter note. The type
writer is extensively used. but for bust
ness communications only. All personal
notes and letters shosld be in ones own
handwriting
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To Reduce Flesh

Dear Mrs. Symes.
viii you please tell me how 10 remove
come hesh2 ] weigh lsS pounds, and thiak
that is too much. E-S.
Diet and exercise will soon reduce
your weight. You should avoid all
starchy and sweetened food, vegetables
containing sugar and starch, such as
peas, beans, corn, potatoes Eat very
little. If any white bread Mix is very
fatten!ng. and should not be taken.
Every morning take a glass OF water
to which the juice OF a lemon has been
added. II possible, walk five miles
oriskiy every day. Practice the exer-
etses which are constantly appearing IN
these columns
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Desires Admirers

Dear Mrs. Adams.
We are three young ladies' all over II
years OF age and would like 20 know how
to win the affections OF the young men We
are acquainted with a great many, but
they DO not seem inclined TO favor US. We
What would you advise US to 90 In the
matter? THREE ANXIOUS FRIENDS.
You are all too young 10 bother your
selves with thoughts Of men. Do not be
so anxious to win their affections. for.
my dear maidens. when the young men
are ready TO bestow their affections
they will not hesitate long before piac-
ing them where they most desire them
TO be.
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Remedy for Moles

Dear Mrs. Synes-
VIII you kindly tell me OF some remedy
for moles? I have been suffering from
JAMIE J. r
The only way you can get rid Of
the moles is 20 have them removed
by eleetrolysis. Be certain, however,
that you go TO q reliable operator. so
that the work may be successfully
done.
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probably keep books relating to such
money as passes through the pastors
hands, and pefhaps 70 do parish visit
ing. An education suitable for a first
class clerical position is necessary.
Why don't you apply 10 your pastor
who, If he Is not in need OF a secretary.
may be able to refer you to some one
else2
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Is Il Proper2

Is II proper for a girl to allow herself
10 be kissed by a boy who has escorted
her home from some entertainment?
INQUIRER
It Is quite improper for. a girl to allow
a boy 10 take such liberties with her
l absolutely disapprove of this practice
and cannot too strongly urge my girls
to do everything in their power to show
their bly, friends that respect is one of
The first things demanded in a compan-
ionship.
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Thick Lips

Ofdr MIS- SyInes.
What is the cause OF thick Iips7 Is there
any cure for them. and II 80. how is il 10
be usedF A. B. c.
Some lips are naturally thick, and
for these there Is no remedy TO re-
duce their re- Other lips are made
thick from the habit OF biting them
or from the foolish habit OF wetting
them. In the latter case there IS
some hope for cure. Every day
apply with soft cloth a lotion
made OF a teaspoonful Of tannin
and eight ounces of water.
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The Use of a Massage Cream
IN M SYTnf

OtaE MIS-. oyTneS.
Is massage cream detrimental 20 the
face2 II not how often should Il be used
VIII Ii make the face thin?
VIII cocoa butter increase flesh on tAe
chest1 How often should II be used7
L. A. r.
A massage cream, II properly applied
and OF the best quality. Is very nourish=
ing to the skin, and II should be used
once a day. II viii not make the face
thin: il is more likely to make 1t plump.
Cocoa butter massaged into the skin
daily will. build up the flesh, but you
will fndSFhat deep breathing will ex-
pand the chest quicker than anything
else you might try.
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Number of Dances

Dear Mrs. Adams.
!. When at a dance how many dances
should A girl give to the young man who
takes her and how many with other men
friends?
We have been going with two boys for
nearly q year and entertain them together.
Would 1t be proper for US 10 serve refresh
ments when they call?
3. May We write personal letter to you7
LUELLA AND HESTER.
/. Three dances are sufficient for a
girl to give her escort She will hardly
have an opportunity to give her other
men friends more than one dance.
2. L would be proper TO serve re-
freshments. but quite unnecessary
8. II addressed stamped envel-
ope is inclosed in your letter to me.
shall be glad to give a personal reply.
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Thin Hair

Dear Mrs. Symes.
What Is a good hair tonic for q rather
bad case Of dandruR Of long standng7 Ny
hair Is getting very thin and comes out IN
oenShes sVeIy time brush ana comp II
rather frequent constipation?
TALENTITE
First OF all advise you to use castor
oil on your scalp 10 remove the dan
druff. Apply few drops OF Il every day.
After massaging the scalp. brush the
hair for ten or fifteen minutes This
will invigorate the scalp and increase
the growth OF the hair
In answer 70 your second query, I
beg you 10 see your physician about
both Of the troubles. In treating such
cases It Is necessary 10 be near the
patient so that the results Of the
remedies prescribed may be carefully
watched
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or plan any form OF entertainment
2 II you know nothing Of the mans
character, do not advise YOU to invite
him to call. If you have heard from
your friends that he Is a desira bic
friend, then you may extend the invita-
ton.
3. Refuse 10 accept any more invita-
tons from him and do not invite him
TO any social entertainments.
4. The shells Of the steamed clans are
opened with the fingers and the con-
tents eaten with a fork.
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Kind of Stationery

Dear Mrs Adams
What kind OF stationery should a young
man use? is IL proper TO use colored tints,
and what Is the correct sizc7
Should young man wear full evening
dress for grand opera having a balcony
seat and going alone9 J. II. Y.
White stationery is always used by
the weil-bred person As to the size,
1t Is better 10 inquire of the first-class
stationer for the correct size. There are
usually slight changes made each sea-
son.
No matter whether you are alone or
with companion, after six O'Clock fun
evening dress Is usually required for the
theater.
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Il Most Improper Phrase

Dtaf MIS-. Adams.
A gentleman friend sends a card 10 a
married lady. She replies ana in closing
Is unacquainted with her friend Are such
words from her improper? MATILDE.
If the young man to whom her reply
was sent is not acquainted with any
member of the young woman's family,
such a phrase was distinctly out OF
place.
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Excessive Persbiration

Dear Mrs. Syfnes.
VIII you please tell me OF some remedy
for excessive perSpiratiRn OF the face2
Have tried several remdEies without good
results. A READER.
Several times throughout the day
battle your free in water to which a
few drops OF benzoin have been added.
This win prove cooling and refreshing
and will In time check the excessive
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To RemoVe The Lines

Dcar Mrs. cymes.
l am only % years Old but very deep
lines have formed on either side OF my
mouth. running from the nose to the chin
When ] discovered them, / proceeded az
once 10 eradicate them BY massage but
they continue 70 grow deeper. ! have foi-
lowed Instructions carefully ana have
worked lons time. bus without results.
Would you advise me 70 Try any OF tbs
wrinkle removers that are advertised OF
what shall I do? ETHEL N C
Ny advice is that you have your face
treated by a reliable masseuse in your
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language considering you are a stranger
In this land. Indeed, you show evidence
Of being linguist. If the mother of the
young, woman whom you mention in
your letter insists upon being in the
room when you call Won should sneak
IN the language which she understands.
It would be most impolite to ignore her
during the conversation.
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Duties of a Secretary

DesF Mrs. Ad7mz
Could you tell me through the columns
what the duties OF a pastors secretary are.
is high school education necessary or
any special training? Where could 1 ap-
ply! A READER
Each pastor has different duties for
MS secretary, but the general duties
are to attend 10 all correspondence and
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Don't iirt with strangers. You may
live 20 regret H.
You Will never hold the same position
IN your own estimation II you do; and,
after all. the "still small voice. Is a
pretty fair and safe one to heed. Yes,
even in the summer vacation!
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ADVICE ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS

foolish disregard for the conventions OF
well-bred society. II a man wishes to
meet you, he will exert everything in
his power 70 meet you on grounds Of
which peitheT you nor he need be
ashamed. If this be impossible. there is
nothing to be done.