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SHOPPING DISTRICT
Continued from page five)
Manufacturers Shoe Co., Ltd.

Manufacturers Shoe Co., Ltd.
White canvas pumps for street wear
and slippers for evening use are worth
particular attention at this commo-
dious and well-stocked emporium for
superior footwear The styles of these
goods are elegant and the fit as per-
feet as may be. These goods We're
made under the personal supervision
of w. II. Smith who knows the art of
the shoe man perhaps better than any
other dealer in the Territory. A shoe
order on this company is a remem-
brance much in favor at this season.
Henry May & Co.
The tastefully arranged windows Of
Fort streets big store contain a tempt
ing and appetizing array of good things
for the holidays. The stock of bon
bons is particularly attractive and up
to-date. A visit to May & Co.'S will
assuredly help materially to solve the
problem of the Christmas dinner. Be
sides great variety of fruits and veg
etables of the highest quality in glass
and tins, the firm carries many import
ed delicacies which can not fail to
add to the attractiveness of the Christ
mas menu.
Jordan G. Co.
The pretty window display at Jor-
dams contains among a wealth of
other novelties choice manicure and
aoilet assets, fancy combs, lace neck
wear, and some fascinating electrical
designs for lighting the Christmas ia,
BILE, Among the host of things which
Manager Curtis has prepared for holi'
day shoppers may be mentioned EN-
broidered and princess handkerchiefs
smokerss sets, workboXes, tourists
travelling cases, fancy sofa cushions
jewelry novelties, hair ornaments and
fancy scarfs.
Office Supply Co., Ltd.
Manager Charles Marques of this
company, who, by the way, recently
returned from an eastern buying trip
Is showing some of the latest improv
ed Globe-Wernecke bookcases for of
flee and library purposes Some o.
these goods are highly artistic. Any
one who thinks that a typewriter
would make an acceptable Christmas
present should pay this store a visit
1t is the local home of the peerless
Remington machine.
Frank Kruger.
Hanawaki's Christmas offerings are
watches and clocks. They are nice
goods and the prices are right. 4
timepiece is one of the most sensible
of Christmas presents.
Fitzpatrick's Cigar Store.
Fitzpatrick will help you to make
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in the customs service, have a very
busy stand on King street The vol
ume of business handled by these peo-
pie astonishes mainlanders who drop
in and ask questions about Honolulu
and the travelling public.
Won Hamm-Young Company.
The Won Hamm-Young Company,
Ltd, are too well known to require
much mention, and the goods they
handle are distributed all over Ha-
wall It is in all sorts of goods taat
the big firm deals, and the class of
the articles displayed in the store is
above the average run OF sucn stun,
Public Service
The Public Service Association. 81
though not a store, is in the business
of selling information and, incident
ally, forming clubs. The window CT
the association is full Of interesting
stun that appeals to the average tour
list, and the energetic Alexander
Hume Ford is always on hand to wei
come the newcomer to Honolulu.
Honolulu Music Company.
At the Honolulu SIusic Company
the gramaphones, pianos, organs and
other musical instruments attract the
people as soon as they turn the cor
ner of Fort Direct The latest music
is to be obtained there, and the rush
of customers is always big,
James Guild Company
The new store of James Guild is "a
very attractive one, and the display
of household utensils is very much
appreciated by the customers who
drop in to see the style Of utensils
handled. The window display is a
good one, and many an idea may be
gained from a look into the front part
of the store.
J. M. Levy.
The grocery store of J. NJ. Levy is
resplendent with Christmas goods,
and the display is well worthy OF .
! AtAA bN.l wv II IMAM iAOllbAAANs llN bNoA
Of candy is 70 be seen in the window,
and the other stock is just as good,
W. w. Ahana.
At W. w. Ahana's store the cloth.
ing business is well represented ana
the material displayed there would
tempt deadbeat to try and get a
suit on credit The well known tail
ors are always ready to attend to Gus
toners and they are the real thing il
the way OF filters.
NJ. M. M.
The Metropolitan Meat Company
have many dainties for Christmas on
view, At least half dozen countries
have been called upon to pay tribute
to the market The Christmas goods
are Of the best and they are already
tempting the lovers of good things.
Continued on Page Eighth
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up your mind in the matter of the
choice of Christmas gift. Among
his offerings may be mentioned some
beautiful cut glass cigar jars, holiday
packages of cigars, including such
world renowned makes as Adelina
Patti, Ell Palencia and Inventors goods
which lady may buy for gentleman
and be sure that they will be appre-
ciated; fine line of calabash pipes,
BIB pipes, monogramed or crested
tobacco jars, and a complete line of
smokers accessories.
Chambers Drug Store.
This busy drug store makes a fine
showing of holiday goods including all
the popular brands of perfumes and
a choice assortment of toilet articles.
One of their specialties is Lenhardt's
fine candy done up in pretty Christ
mas packages.
! M. A. Gunst Company.
/ Here may be found many things
highly desirable from a smoker S
standpoint, including Van Dyck, Gen
eral Arthur, Robert Burns, Owl and
Alhambra cigars in all sizes and
shapes Mention must also be made
of this firms exceptionally fine line
of Havana goods for which there has
been an exceptionally large demand
this season. Gunst & Co. handle such
famous pipes as the Darling and f. &
X. makes, the latter including both
briars and meerchauns. They also
stock the popular Frank line of inter
mediate priced pipes and a specia
, line of calabashes. This year they
are retailing the latter at a lower
price than they were buying then
Wholesale a year ago. The usual line
of needful articles for smokers is car
Tried by this house.
! Berqstrom Music Co.
The Bergstrom Music Co. have man!
things which make desirable Christ
mas presents. For instance what gift
would be more appreciated than {
Victor talking machine or a Victrola
the talking machine without the horn
Or, if you know a friend who has
machine, you might send him selec
ton of the latest records, and thi
firm gets the very latest goods in thi
particular line. A holiday package
of the newest music would be SURF
to be welcomed as a Christmas pres
ent by anyone unsteady inclined. Il
the piano line the Bergstrom compan.
handles the Chickering, Weber, Kroe
ger and other popular makes.
Honolulu Drug Company.
The Honolulu Drug Co. is eXper
|, encing a great demand for thei
, Orange Blossom candies, new in
/. portation from San Francisco, and on
/, which sprang into instant demand. L
the perfume line they handle the good
of Rogers & Gillett and when you bu
them you can't go wrong, for thei
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excellence is a household word. Toilet
and manicure sets and Christmas sta.
tionery are other noticeable features
of this firms Christmas display
B. F. EhIers g. Co.
Ehlers Il Co. have many depart
ments which appeal to the holiday
shopper and in each department are
things which appeal to the giver of
gifts at this season of the year. The
large line of beautiful pillows espe.
cially designed in the colors of the
local schools and colleges will Ger.
tainly appeal to the parents, sisters,
brothers and friends of students as
dC5irable Christmas membranes.
| Mrs. Ordway, manager of the fancy
goods department, is showing wide
variety of pretty things which are
sure to please the rank and file OF
/ lady shoppers. The store has spe
cially fine line of leather goods, in
| Guiding pocketbooks and bags. A
splendid offering of silver mesh bags
is sure to find favor with those who
are looking for a present which com
bines the useful with the ornamental
Handmade Cluny goods in lace are
well worthy of the attention of shop
pers, as is the remarkably fine show
ing of umbrellas for ladies and gen
/ tlemen. Vantines fine perfumes are
handled by Ehlers & Co. A review
of this stores contents would be in
complete without mention being made
of a large selection of real Irish
crocheted collars which are the last
word in this particular line of goods
Wichman & Co.
Honoluu's leading jewelers. have
something for all sorts and conditions
of patrons at this Christmas season
There is a, decided feeling in Honolulu
list now for platinum mounted dia
mond goods which are being mucf
worn on the mainland at present. 9th
er articles which make nice presents
are bar pins, brooches and gold novel
ties, pencils, penholders and mattel
safes. Wichman & Co. also carry al
Iunimpeachable line of smokers requi
sites and quality is the brand of on
and all. Ladies' bracelets are in grea
demand just now and Wichman has
finer assortment of these goods thai
ever before. Bar pins for ladies als'
make an acceptable present. Amoni
the novelties for gentlemen may b.
mentioned the lapel button chain
which are being SO much worn thi
year.
HoIlister Drug Store.
This favorite drug store carries
? swell line Of perfumes, including tn
= lie Trehe and Ideal brands. The firr
, does a large business in photograph
supplies and handles the Eastman Kc
) dak, selling one dollar, as well a
high price cameras and guaranteein
each and every one. A general lin
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street and other thoroughfares of the
city, in a business sense, but when
it comes down to a clear cut PROPOSE
ton, the road named after the royal
parsonage holds its own in the way of
stores as a business section. From
Bethel to Alakea, the scene is an ami
mated one at any time but, at the
present minute, King street can hand
out line of articles that make the
rest of the bunch sit up and take no.
tice.
The Regal Shoe Store.
Starting right at the corner of
Bethel and King is the Regal Shoe
Store. The quality of the footwear
there displayed is well known; styles
are on show, and the best possible
material is incorporated in the shoes.
A special display of Xmas wear is
now to be seen in the windows.
w. w. Dmond & Co.
The Dimond window is, as usual, a
wonderful sight, and the goods dis.
played are well worth seeing. The
courteous employees Of the house are
only too glad to show the goods.
Christmas is made the keynote, and
the display of articles necessary for
the joy season is excellent.
Nippon Bazaar.
Next to the Dimond store is the
japanese Nippon Bazaar" Every,
thing that could please the gatherer
of curios is there The big trade done
is a criterion of the worth of the
store.
Wall Nichols Company.
/ At Wall Nichols, Ltd, the usual dis.
play Of Christmas toys and good
things for presents is to be seen. The
windows are full of novel and beau
tiful articles, and the stock is already
beginning to be grabbed by the early
shoppers.
slva's Toggery.
Silvas ToggeTy is wen known &c
everybody, and the display of cloth
ing and other things is fine adver
tisement for the line carried
E. o. Hall & Son.
At the corner of Fort and Kinl
streets may be seen the well know
store of e. o. Hall & Sons. Facinl
two streets, the opportunity of displa!
is good, On both streets the windows
are filled with attractive articles tina
everybody needs at this, or any oil,
time.
The sporting department is simply
filled with baseball, cycling, football
and gymnasium goods. The attention
of the grownups and the younger gen
Grafton is forced to the wonderful
articles shown to be on sale.
Stanley Stephenson.
Further along King street can b,
found Stanley Stephenson, who is 81
we'll known in the paper hanging
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sign writing and decorating business.
He is up to date in his methods, and
can decorate anything from a window
to a procession of automobiles.
Hook On.
Hook On, whose name is so suitable
to his trade-a tailor-does a thriv-
ing business, just Waikiki of Bishop
street The glad rags" that can be
obtained at that store are a revela-
ton in the way of clothing, and the
popular store is at present overtaxed
in an endeavor to supply the goods.
Oahu Furniture Company.
At the Oahu Furniture Company
there are some fine specimens of Ha-
waiian mahogany chairs and tables,
and the show attracts the attention of
the would-be homemakers.
Levers & Cooke, Ltd.
Levers & Cookies window display
of mats and floor coverings, in the
store formerly occupied by Lewis e
Co, are the envy of the Household
der, and many the scheme is con-
cocted whereby the average man or
small salary can manage to obtain
one of the much desired mats. In
their principal store Levers &
Cookies display of paints, among
| other builders supplies, should make
the eyes and mouths of the Honolulu
people water.
J. Hopp's Display
At j. Hopp & Co.'S concern there is
, lot of wicker-work furniture to be
seen, and the display is well worth
seeing. There are chairs of every
description and the designs are well
worth the admiration of all those in
| terested in such articles.
Bailey's Beds.
On the mauka Eva corner of Ala
= kea and King streets there is wire
bed and furniture stare that attracts
the general public. Sanitary beds are
i the mainstay of the store, and Bal
ley's beds are well known all Over
, Honolulu.
| Pete Baron's School.
A few yards further along Kini
street and Peter Baron's school o
physical culture is seen. The veteran
athlete is still in business, and h,
hands out the right kind of dope
There is no dig up ten plunks" pol
icy about Pete" and he delivers tn,
goods every time. ~ B.-What abou
Sixsmith?
Yoshikawa Bicycles,
The Yoshikawa bicycle shop does
thriving trade and the number OF ma
chimes that are rented from that store
next to Baron's, is a wonder to th
rest OF the cycle handlers.
Union Pacific Company.
Raven & Jacobson, the well know
express men, who once were official
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Wall Nichols Company.

At Wall Nichols, Ltd, the usual dis
play Of Christmas toys and good
things for presents is to be seen. The
windows are full of novel and beau
tiful articles, and the stock is already
beginning to be grabbed by the early
ehnnnnre
, 1911-04-29

STATIONS with it have actually been made
According 10 the Ies.He Nercuy for Jan
uary p, 1911, it is K driven b. pe-rol at walk
ing speed, and it is said to remove the cotton
from the bolIs with fair ease and regularity.
For the purpose, an arrangement exists
BY means ofwhich teeth, acting rs fingers,
come in contact with the cotton hanging out
OF the boil, 50 that the lint is caught by
them, and then detached automatically into
a bag at the rear Of the machine. The claim.
IS made that the plant is not damaged by its
use, and that no destruction Of flowers takes
place.
1t is evident that The employmantof such
a machine is much more feasible for upland
than for Sea Islands cotton, in view Of the
larger power to bear Of the former kind, and
theconsAqGaut extent to which the Int HANGS
out Of the bol.-l9rie'ltn.aI Ners, Narch
18th.
, 1911-04-29
STChOIN STATION.

L - }1C Aaittt% ttlIt@tA Tue -HC" 1DWu 1A1ll a.
Iii r+ami0Jo GA the twenty first.
The Land,tiug has rejected definitely by
% il ~ .1e Congregation Councils bill
Tie Fo.koting has adopted the Bill for q
new state PRISON at Nyborg,
All a4raempn5 was made yesterday be-
tween the enploy ers and socialistic trades
unions that the lcckont3 announced for
to4ag, comprising twenty six thousand mon,
be- ra vo1ed md the existing lOckouts sup
pressed as soon rs possible. The Employers
have Increased wages while the labourers
hove consented to five years agreement.
Nj Baaschon Nielsen, teacher at HerIufs-
h3Aa. has been appointed Rector OF Soro
Academy.
The deaths are annouacod Of bookseller
Rsl.zal eul former member of the Foiketin8
TIaaatu 0lstykko.
Ire Sd. Croix left Eorresundbv on the
tvantyifth, among her passengers are
20 #cemaster Osen and wife, teacher Field
soc and Mrs. Iugor Therkildaen.
London, April 2 3.h-Tho race for the
Two thousand g%uinoa4 stakes at Newmarket
was won BY Mr. j. B.. Joel's S~unstar, Lord
D4rby's Stedfast being second and Mr.Joel's
Iyeaon thjrd.
In the pIpv-off Of the tic in the final for
tho Football Association challenge cup at
manchester Bradford defeated NeWcaStlo.
Seventy thousand spectators were present.
Sin Henry Wood has received the APP
poiufment Of conductor Of the New York
Philharmonic Society.
The Metropolitan Tabernacle has received
an acceptance ct the pastorate rendered to
the Rev. 3Lr. Dixon Of Chicago.
1be Times announces the purchase from
tle widow ii the Artist Won Lenbach Of two
TltiI4. th0ugA6 to be destined for German
museums. for sixty thousand pounds.
Tie hug viii be patron Of the Rubber
Exhibition to be opened coronation week,
and Sin Henry Blake will be President.
Tveatyf3ar colonies and countries will be
represeated.It is expected that rubber will be
20 plentiful within a decade that The London
pa4emant viii ba mostly rubber.
In Tie House Of Commons MIR. Asquith and
Mr. Balfour argued an amendment to the
Parliament Bill, that If three times rejected
Nv fine Lords it should be submitted to a
referendum. Upon a division it was reject
ed bv two hundred and elghtv-siS to
one hundred and sixty four. The bill IS
, 1911-04-29
4 MACHINE FOR PICKING COTTON

There is being shown in Liverpool a new
machine for picking cotton, which has been
invented IN the Uuited States, and demon
, 1911-04-29

LII OoCiOIC III piA-G1CN II GO0ti \ VII lO lIG 30
pular sentiment, which is being manifested
in unparalleled force. The Morning Post
persists that the negotiations are between
the Governments rather than the peoples.an and
it is q matter of opinion whether the Bis
MARKHAM procedure of the United States
may possibly be describabIe as corrupt. but
the corruption which Sir Edward Grey re-
presents is that Of a people seeking to
eyade their national responsibilities in the
hope of living a life Of ease.
The Australian constitutional referendum
has rejected two amendments vesting the
Federal Parliament with power over labour
and commerce., hitherto exercised by the
state Legislatures, and authorizing the Com
m0nwealth to nationalize and administer
any monopoly. The returns are not com
plete, but the adverse mliorities are so large
except ia Western Australia, that there is no
prospect of altering the rejection. The
Ministry's position is shaken, and the disap-
pointed Labourite8 stoned the acting premier,
Mr.. Sydney. 1t is not expected that the
premier, Mr.. Fisher, who is enIoute for Lon
don, will resign, Il revision Of the programme
is more likely.
A Mexico despatch describes the protest
now enroute for England as friendly IN tone,
and showing such consideration for Eng
land, consistent with q desire 10 maintain
merely Mexico'5 undoubted rights, that no
thing unpleasant will result.
Ottawa, April 26th-Sjr WiIfrid Lqurier
accepts Mr. Borden's challenge but requires
the Bordenites to assIme the responsibility
for forcing a general election before the cen
sus in June. Although the Liberals are
more confident than the Conservatives, the
%latter's ranks are not broken by reciprocity,
ou,,, -, +ba ,,,3t osta, ,gictriaF, ,r,l tb,;,,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-27
Recipes for Happiness.

IN German collection of VIII
and humor, dated 1914, there Is a
homely passage which says
Would's thou be happy for q day,
get shaved; for o week, go to a
wedding; for a month, get a fine
saddle horse; for six months,
build a fine house for thyself; for
a whole year, marry a beautiful
woman; Tor two years, inherit a
rich uncle; but If thou would st
be happy for all thy hfe-be TEN.
perate. All of which is a parable,
and not to be taken literally. The
happiness often fails with every
one of them.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-27
Escaped With His Life.

"Twenty.one years ago | faced
an awful death" writes, Fl. 3.
Martin, Port Harrelson, S. c..
doctors SAID / had consumption
and the dreadful cough | had
looked like 1t, sure enough. |
tried everything, | could hear of.
for my cough, and was under the
treatment Of the best doctor IN
Georgetown, S. c., tor a year.
but could get no relief. A friend
advised me to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery. 1 did so, and
was completely cured. | feel
that | owe my life to this great
throat and lung cure" It's posi-.
lively guaranteed for coughs.
colds, and all bronchial affections.
SOC and 81 90. Trial bottle free
at Trout's drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-27
WELLS TANNERY,

Pine Grove M. ID. church is
now lighted with one of the latest
improved gasoline plants, and the
light is great improvement over
the old coal-olI lamps.
The Pine Grove Sunday school
will hold It's annual picnic IN the
Grove at the church July Goth.
Everybody Is invited to come with
tull baskets and have a good time.
W. Il. Baumgardner and wife
feel that they are now Justly en-
titled to the title Grandpa and
Grandma" for, on the 21st inst,
they received a cablegram from
Ningyuenfu, West Caina, from
their son-in-Iaw, DR.. ]. Charles
Humphreys, which read; "Baby
girl; all we'll" Mrs Humphreys
is better known over the County
as Miss Maude Baumgardner.
Misses Huldah and Milo Worth
ing, of Saxton, visited their grand
father G.. II. Fessler last Satur
day and Sunday, and were pleas.
ant callers in town.
Will Lodge, wife and children,
of Langdondale, were visitors in
the home of Mrs. Lodges brother
j. W. Gibson.
Miss Blanche Fluke, of Hope.
well, visited last week in the
home of her Grandma Horton.
and other friends in this place.
Mrs. Laura Evans, of Berwick,
Pa, who had been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. G. W. Sipe, tor
some time, has gone to PhlIadel
phia to visit her sister, Mrs. b c
Dawney.
Miss Alleen Dawney, of Phila.
deiphla, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Eleanor Slpe.
Grant Relchley, of st. Clair,
Pa, is spending his summer va.
cation with his father Anthony
IN this place.
Benjamin Alexander received a
telegram from Seattle, Wash, on
'he 10th inst, stating that his
wife and baby were seriously i'll. {
later, a message was received
laying they were better. Mr.. /
Alexander is arranging to go to
hem. t
John Truax, Ernest Sprowl,
nd Roy Deshong drove over to c
4aidg last Saturday to see the
all game between Ladig and \
mid.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Barnett, of il
'roadtop City, spent Sunday in
ne home of the formers parents, Ii
lr. and Mrs. j. W. Barnett. h
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THOMPSON.

Edith Keefer spent Sunday
with her cousin Flossle Sharpe.
Mrs. D. r. Mellott aud family
were visiting relatives in this
vicinity last Sunday.
Jessie Truax is spending a few
days of her vacation in Hancock
and Berkley Springs.
Blair Waltz wife and daughter
Margaret called on Shade Truax
recently.
nellie Bishop who had been
spending few days with her an
Gle Rev. Ahimaaz Garland at Belle
Grove, Md, has returned TO her
home at this place.
Harvey Sharpe wife and sons
John and Amos spent Saturday
the guests of Amos Sparpe and
family.
Singing at Antioch on Sunday
evening was well attended.
Margaret Kellner spent Sun
day evening the guest of her
friend Ethel Powell.
The day which our children
have awaited with great anxiety
to know who their teacher would
be has passed and as q rule, they
are very much pleased with re-
suit.
The chopping mill, which has
recently been established by h.
Q. Gordon on the Ridge, has, ow
ing to its proximity to the many
thrifty farmers OF the Ridge,
proven a great success.
jacob Powell spent last We'd
nesday in Hancock.
Lenora Decker is spending this
week with Jessie Truax and Eth
ell Powell.
Mrs. Emma Kellner, OF Han
cock, is visiting in the home of
her sister, Mrs, John Gordon.