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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-05-24
Rebuilding
Of the
Canpanile

IN HE old campanile at Venice,
one Of the most famous struc-
lures in Italy, which fell ten
years ago after having stood
for a thousand years, has been rebuilt
and was recently dedicated with an
elaborate program of fetes. The pope
heard the bells ring by telephone, and
1000 carrier pigeons, let loose from the
tower, bore the tidings to every city in
Italy.
1t was on July IA, 1902, that the
campanile fell, due to the weakness of
the lower walls and the fact that they
had been cut away when the loggetta
was built in the sixteenth century. The
added weight of the belfry, constructed
thirty years before that time. and the
weakened walls had been too much for
the old Roman bricks that had already
done service in the houses of the main
land for centuries before they were
carted to Venice from the ruins of Alti-
mum.
Everybody the world over said that,
of course, the Venetians would rebuild
the fallen tower. Venetians and Ital-
ians. with grant from the state and
by public subscriptions, raised more
than 100000 for rebuilding the cam
panile
Time moves slowly in Italy, and it
was not until April %. 1908, that the
new foundation stone was laid by the
Count of Turin. representing the king
of Italy, and by the patriarch. repre-
senting Pope Leo XIII. The founda-
tons were completed three years later
at an expense Of $20.000
Investigation had proved that the old
foundations were never intended to
support the massive weight of brick
and masonry that had from time TO
time been added to the original struc-
ture The idea of rebuilding the old
foundations was hence abandoned. and
the question arose whether they should
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-05-24
Satisfaction of Mortgage.

The Observer has added Satisfaction
of Mortgage to its stock of legal
blanks. Notaries and attorneys may
now secure them in any quantity de-
sired. Phone orders for legal blanks
given prompt attention.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-05-24

Enterprise Record Chieftain: Flora
and Edward Rand, 10 and Is years
old, respectively, have walked 500
miles each to attend school since the
first of the year, according to the
computations of Principal w M.
Sutton, of the Enterprise schools,
They live on a homestead four miles
from town.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-05-24
Eczerlla

Yields readily to DR.. Bells Anti
septic Salve. You see an improve
ment after the first application We
guarantee it. 1t is clean and pleas
ant to use. 25c a box at Stafrins.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
SCALP FREED
7 FROM DANDRUFF
Mr.. Orebaush Declares Resinol
Most Perfect Soap He Ever Used

81 have used Resinol Soap upon my
scalp to cleanse IL from dandruif. and
must say IL is the most perfect soap
have ever used. I feel very grateful
to you for the sample Of same. which
has convinced me Of its merits.
~. C. OREBAUGH.
Anderson. Ind"
Resinol Soap makes Q fine lather. a
delightful shampoo and is a great
cleanser. In conjunction with Resinol
Ointment II IL curing the most stubborn
cases Of dandruf every day.
Massaging one a week with Rcsinol
Ointment not only tends to stop the hair
from falling out. but gives the necessary
nourishment that lends life and bril-
liancy 20 the hair.
Rcsinol Ointment 10 the most wonder
full skin remedy today. For sores, pim-
pies. every form Of eruptive disease.
irritation and inflammation. eczema.
letter. milkcrust. scald head. ringworm.
BARRIERS itch. blsckheads. chilblains.
cracked lips, chaps. burns. scalds. it is
On cffectual and reliable remedy. II
soothcs. relieves the pain and heals.
Resinol Medicsted Shaving Stick is
q guarantee against infection from
shaving. Your druggist sells and re-
commends these preparations: Resinol
Ointment comes In two sizes--fifty
cents and one dollar. You can make a
free trial by writing for samples to
Dept. lO7. Rcsinol Chemical Co,
Baltimore. Md
The evening world., 1912-02-12
|l-EAR-O[D BOY
admits STEALING
Thirty PURSES
Captured With Little Com.
panion TO ; Day After Rob-
! bing q Woman.

1so0oea Durutsia e No. aIS
AW1sA avenue. Williamsburg, while
Dong to-day for a car at Broadway
Flushing venue felt q tug at her
noDa0. Turning. che ~ . little boy
~ sotreotins her purse from the
~ @ssssa NE arm Il sns dimins.
- tAtsE Another ~ promptly
BUak her b the face With his cainohsd
= end knocked her down. Then both
~ made OF up Flushing avenue.
Mr.. Durstsin gave chase and was
Ds1As1 By half . dossn men who had
80 ths assault but the boys were
~ Of foot and lodged ekflfu1ly
oAseagh the crowds on tho sidewalk.
|rAsy we're half = block ahead Of their
P0r0usrs a. they crossed broadway
hDA ran into Graham avenue
Detective do Oilio of the stage street
oAtion. passing through Bosrdway.
NV the crowd. made Inquiries and
)tartsd after the little thieves. The
)oys we're . block and u half away and
mining.
De 0ilio Jumped on the front platform
. Graham avenue car. showed his
Atoid n asked the motornan to put
ONO speed and try to overtake the
3oGauvos. In this way ho overhauled
TIE fleeing boys. VINO turned into John
- avenue.
The detective loft the car and took up
NE chase on foot. lie caught tho boys
- Manhattan ,.,,U u-l xr..St. O.,
The evening world., 1912-02-12

MORNING sPECIALs-Tomosrow. Tuesday. Until l p. NJ.
~ p~svut dssp buying. quantities restricted No Mai or Telephone omsr.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
hand Of one was ciasped Mrs. Burste,n's

hand Of one was ciasped Mrs. Burstein's
purse.
The boys were taken over the back
trail by the detectives until they met
Mrs. Bursteln. who identified them n
the purse, which contained % cents. De
Clio took his prisoners to the stage
street station. whore they aid they
were Charles Cangem!. ten years old,
Of No. 1873 johnson avenic. and Acuso
Monelli. eleven years old. of No. -
Johnson avenue
They admitted stealing Mrs. Bur-
STEMS purse and knocking her down.
They also admitted tina I they were
Uckpockets and said they had been
taught to steal purse from women's
hand bags by an older person. whose
name they would not reveal. With a
show Of pride Monelll said he had
nipped probably fifty purses since the
The evening world., 1912-02-12

81 WHITE LAWN WAISTS -
Full pin tucked yoke. or lace and
cmb'y trim-al sizes.
wAlSrS-SECOND FLOOR.
75 CT BOYS TROUSERS ...... .aO
Bloomers and knickers. all wool
cheyiots. tweeds and corduroy
gray. tan and ~brown-full cut
Iuany With belt loops to II yrs.
one OF those SPLENDID values only
10 be found AZ HE>RN'S.
BOYS CLOrHIN0-rHiRD FLOOR.
20 CT. MEMS UNDERWEAR -. a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and drawers
double gussets.
a AZ enpoIta9ity to ,unnly b,!a1c.
KNIT uNpERW CAR-MAIN FLOOR
81 -. OUTING FLANNELS ..
ENtra heecy large assort ment ~ ptuf
and blue cluster and single strlpes And
hair tines all frosh and clean right
from the case less than mill price.
WASH DRESS F\BRlCs-B,sEMENT.
~ !, CT. FANCY PERCALEs ......7H
Light and dark-flne assort meut Of
neat patterns-mlll lengths.
WASH DRESS FABRiCS-BASENEN7.
40 CT, ALL WOOL PANAMAs $50. .0a
Misunderstanding Spring colors-
also light and dark navy and black.
DRESS G~oops-MAIN FLOOR.
~ Ct. SATIN M~ESSALINEs .....~
35-inch-soft finish-high lustre-
desirable light aud dark colors.
Morning sale you can't afford to miss 4 -
have a p1slhle need FOR these lovely IN
SALESMAN FLOOR.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
C~LBARANCDO N
DRsss

Bolero 0srnftur0-0osd. OryUenl DooAn0e
wore oi0.o6 70 ol7. Q .0.00
Wide Novelty Brsids-Bleok, Wh1oo,
Coaoes and ComhinaM0o0G
weee 10 and rs yard. 5000. .19k
HFlnges-yanous widShD-DioGk
White. C0loeo-w0o 30 yo...s.s rs
REMNANTS o.
~ Tnmmin0s. Brasd. ,
TOXIC Aflovers and Bsad1nA,
Oeyseai Ncts. Hringes,
At CLEARANCE PRICES.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
INFORMATION WANTED.

WOODS. DAVID lpfl,uatYn ssntsl coucalu-
Ina Ds,id wcod'. whp h'cl . hf'nards'ils
soh,'f's' Coano : ap.G, 49, a.. 'p,ioa'
The evening world., 1912-02-12
REAL ESTATE FOR GALS
lON0 ISLAND,


OLD HOUSE IL the oountU 'sU ehesp. 0 rooms,
With plenty of land for small chiosan or s4ust
farm. hour out; near trolley aud station. eiUl
down. Duys II; balance can he paid In ANAL
monthly psynsnn Ia . year. tl'le gnsrantsed.
H. x nor so World.
The evening world., 1912-02-12

w
~ Tnmmin0s. BratAa
Tok1o Allovers M BandlnoI
Oeyseal Ncts. Hrtnge,
AT CLEARANCE PRICES.
CLEARANCBs IN DAByDs' wDAA.
Fins svsatsr OosAe-
we're ei,6e end el.o6. .......... -
Ansors and Crochetsd snk Csps-
were VI Oh. -
Fine Angors Hoods-
veee s2.28 70 e2.ee.............1.lo
Little Children's Colored rre00c
= New OinGhAms end ChA0beAyU-
70 4 yesrS-roG. 50 cts ........... 40
Childrsa's Ftne Dressss Of
cn.msrsyi o'n nsS snS LA.sn~
70 o years-rea. so cts. ........ 40
Fine White Lawn and Nsinseoe
Dressm-Yoks. French end Rum1Aoc
70 s year-w~e st.Se. ......... .06
D:!nty Pas:Z rrock.aclabcrsss'y
toS yesr""rsS sa'Ss end d. o.. Leo
Handmade Enthusiastically
crOchetsd-Wsre s2.os and e3.As. Leo
CLEARANCEs IN
JEwELRY. COMBS. ETC
Imported Hat Pins
wore ~ and 30 cts. ......... s18H
Bclta-silk elastic. messaline INC
velvot-wore ~ and ~ cs. ........
lmp't'd Bead Bsgs-Persian designs:
also iet n steel-
were On cts. % 81. OS .......... .76
BArsttss md Back Combs-is-kssss
gold inlAy-embcddcd thine Ind
gem stOues-werc ~ and w Cts. 10
Many Rid Ticket. Lots" In Jsvsiu.
s,shins sfysr. no,slus. and hair sns.
ments-auantities too small 10 advertise.
"Red Tickets" mean great 8~sdusttons.
VALENTINES.
lOoklets poStAls Henrta 49,
The evening world., 1912-02-12

the staeg street. station In ne hast
thirty days. Tue police beesvs these
rober1es were committed by che two
boys arrested to-day.
The evening world., 1912-02-12

first Of tire year from women waiting on
Williamsburg corners for street cara
Some thirty complaints OF street robber.
les have been registered by women at
The evening world., 1912-02-12

A. s!..i "a :, re fS:-a k: .I:;'' :;u 'S {.
10" Ra,-.". fuIii,a., a,"iiaisr
Arcade, rsrk kowi w"rid's
Uptown OFFICE souhwest cor-
ner .3~th ST.. anJ Bro~d wayl
Morld'. Harlem Of,cs;, 2t0
BrookIyn 0fnce. go. ws.hims-
Inn ST.. B~rSki'p, for 30 days
following the printing Of the
AdvsTtisem mt.
The evening world., 1912-02-12

q. 90 sATEEN COMFORTABLEs 2.20
full size-deep border-plain or
figured back.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
si.e sH s.LINEN TABLECLOTHs1.27
Heavy silver bleArh-noarly
with bowknot border aud other pretty
designs.
LSESs-MAIN FLOOR.
IA x ot. LINEN TOwELLINGs o. 8H
~i7-lnch-hrm. heavy quality.
TowELLIS0s-AAIS FLOOR.
~ ct. BLACK HAND BAGS ..... "a
Variety OF styles and size,-metal
and rlvotted frAmer-with purse.
LEArHkR ~0oODS-AAiN FLOOR.
AIS 0IRLs'wAsH DRESSES. 100
New ginghams and percales--utt
piplngs. brAids, omby or folds
MISSES DEPT SECOND FLOOR.
10 q. BOYS BLOUsKs. .l8
Fancy Percaies and White MAdrAs,
also flannclette--milithry band or
collar attached to Is yrs.
BOYs' FURNIsHINGs-THIRD FLOOR.
10 CT. WIDE RIBBONS ........ ia
sa.!ns. moir.s and t~AffetAs-black.
white aud colors--also pretty Dres-
dens-New Goods,
RI~BBoNs-MAiN FLOOR.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
HELP

sAiIR0XD MAcHSisrs. finie iSs n5oi hand:
And blscisnlth. 10 ~ 70 Ts1u 70 ale pjsoS of
s'-''... ~. - -.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
LATEST AND LovELIEsr

Preparatory 10 Inventory February -
SOC silk Mixed shantunss . ....... 10
15c Crinkled S~eersuckers. ........ IL
i2tsc Novelty OUTING Flsnneas. go. OK
~ Nc Plain Outing Flannsas. ...... az
q &c Striped Outing FiAnneis.. ..... ~
iec Merosstsed Poplins. ........ rs
Quilting Chints. fancy ChslllsA.... Oh
ahirtlns Cambrics md Fancy
~c0ee-w 20 on ........ ~
Nc Pcrcale~-tght and dask....., TN
lee silk Mixed Ponsees. .......... IA
lVc SILK Mtssd scasanss .......... IA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05
GOVERNOR ENTERTAiNS
MANY Old FRIENDS

A large gathering OF friends of
Governor and Mrs. Frear was present
at the second regular monthly recep.
ton given by the Territorial Execu.
tive and his wife at their home yes
terday afternoon. from four to six
o'clock In the receiving line with the
Governor and Mrs. Frear were Mrs.
Walter Cowles, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
G. Smith, DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Alex
ander, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Erdman,
Mrs. H NJ Won holt, Mrs. John Water
house, Miss Mary Klugel. Miss Eloise
Wichman. Miss Violet Silva and Miss
Margaret Jones. Among the callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. MacNeiI, Mrs. Al.
J. Campbell. Mrs Belle Jones, Miss
Marjorie Peterson, Miss Margaret
Waterhouse, Mrs. B, +. Dillingham;,
Mrs. Tenny Peck, Mi, and Mrs. Geor.
ge Cooke, Mrs. Clarence Cooke, Mrs.
Timberlake, Mrs. w. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs Harrison. MRS Jack Warren, Mrs.
Dodge, Miss Chapman, DR.. Emerson,
Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. Robert law. Mrs. III
Klugel, Mrs. Ida Thfum. Mrs. i: G
Eoan. Judge and Mrs Lindsay, Judge
and Mrs. Dole. Mrs Ray Baker Rie
tow, Rev. and Mrs EbersOle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. Jack Dow
sett. Miss Hopper and Mrs. 2. Low.
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ENVELOPES FOR TABLE NAPKINS

Napkin rings are said to be out or
date. In their place have appeared
the daintiest OF table acces series. nap
kin envelopes. These dainty recep-
tacles are made OF fine linen that
matches the centerpieees and doillies
used elsewhere on the table. says
New York Press contributor.
They are decorated with embroidery
If course. but here there is opportuni-
~ for more elaborate work, and differ
ent work, IL you ehoose. Fo example,
2 girl can make her own maxim en-
yelope. embroidered with a pretty
STRAY of her fayorite flowers and her
monogram or one initial in one corn
er: and this Is good plan, for then
" she goes away from home on a visit.
10 can be taken along to he used bs
her hostess In place OF the uIual ring.
When the envelopes are made to
match the centerpfece. one is worked
for each member Of the family, bear
ing his or her initial. and two of three
extra one are made to be used BY
guests. But for general use each mem-
Der OF the household has his or her
own, embroidered especially for the In
diyidual.
You can obtain the pattern by open
ing an ordinary businefs envelope 6k
o. inches by SK inches wide Cut the
linen according to this pattern and
buttonhole the edges. either straight
OF in shallow seaIlops Then stamp the
desired design on the plain portion OF
the linen that corresponds to the side
~ the envelope which bears the ad.
dress when sending letter. Yon ear
choose design Of flowers that win al
low blossom or a spray Of leaves 70
bs carried over on the flap. or tnat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05
IN THE WOMAN'S WORLD

Of carbolic acid is objectionable use
the same quantity Of salicyiis acid in
stead and then add ten drops of oil of
cinnamon.
To make good floor polish melt
a trifle less than a half a pound of
beeswax and pour It into a quart of
turpentine, and add to 1t cents worth
of ammonia. Put Ii In a tin pail and
set in another vessel containing hot
water. Keep on the back part of the
stove to heat and keep warm while
using. as il can be applied better. APP
ply with flannel cloth and polish
with piece of felt or Brussels car
pet. r. j hi. = z:s.-.-- II
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srace may be reserved for the memo
gram or initial Of the oweer.
Another method of making the en-
yelope Is to cut an obiong piece Of
liren 101sx6h inches, scallop and but
|tcnhole the edges From one end meas,
ere 3k inches and fold the linen over
fat, so that 1t will lay o7er the other
fold as does the flap of the envelope.
This done, the embroidery is worked
on the outside Of the nap and the ends
OF this oblong envelope are caugst to.
gether with the buttonhole stitch or by
narrow ribbon run through small eye
lets that have previously been worked.
Ribbon embroidery makes delight
full adornment for these envelopes.
Pale blue, pink or the shaded ribbons
that come for this purpose and that
can be washed, with a skein or two or
wash silk floss, Is all that Is required
for the working. A needle with a large
eye is used, and you work much the
same way as you would in ordinary
embroidery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05
CRICKETERS TO
BE ENTERTAINED

When the Australian crieketers, who
have been playing long series in
England, arrive here tomorrow on the
Mariana, homeward bound, they will
find a warm welcome awaiting them
from local deyotees of the British ma
tional game. Arrangements have been
made by the Honolulu Cricket Club to
entertain the visiting sportsmen, who
viii be given rapid-fire whirl round
the city, ending with a banquet at the
Oahu Country Club. at which about
sixty guests will be served
With the idea of holding the Ma
rama here long enough to entertain
the cricketers, and also the ships Of
Ulcers, wireless was sent to Captain
Rolls, and an answer was received
this morning, saying that eleven of
the players accepted with pleasure,
and that the Mariana would arrive
about p. m. and not leave until 10
p. m. giving plenty OF time for sight
seeing and banquet. Captain Gregory
is skipper Of the Australian cricket
combination.
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangements for tomorrow night are !,
d. L. wilmington, r. A. Jordan, j. r.
M. MacLean and j. II. Fiddes.
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Y. N. c. a. NOTES

A number Of the members have
signed up for the course Of lectures
on Investment" to be given in Cooke
Hall every Wednesday evening by C.
G.. Heiser, Jr., broker for the Trept
Trust Company. The first Of the Sc
ries will be given tomorrow night
when Mr.. Heiser will speak on the
subject Of Stocks :, &
The enrolment Ia the night school
for the current year was over two
hundred, and the enrolment for the
present term is one hundred and six
ty-fye, while the summer school en-.
rollment was forty.one.
The committee which was appointed
at the College mems dinner at the Y.
M. G. A. October %. and which was
composed of G. T. Carr, University OF
Illinois; H w. Robinson, Dartmouth;
F. A Edgecomb, Brown: C. T. Chase,
Boston; Mr.. Bnrdick. Yale, and L. r.
Killam, Brown, have decided to call q
meeting of the college men, who are
members of the association to take
place the latter part Of this month.
The recommendation for the organi-
zation Of q College Mems Club will be
presented
The newly organized Hawaii Camera
Club Is well under way and at the
next meeting there will be talk on
amateur photography by one Of the
leadine photographers Of the city.
The MONDAY lunch for the employ
ed boys still continues to be a popu-
lar feature. On account Of the M.
creasing patronage It has been ne
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To make whiteWash that will not
rub off dissolve glue in hot water and
add in the proportion of pint Of blue
water to four gallons of whitewash.
Gum arabic may be substituted for:
glue. The walls should be scrapedi
clean and smooth before the white
wash Is applied.
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When buying window shades get
an extra set Of catches. Put one set
at the usual place. the other about a
foot lower. In cold weather hang the
shades on the lower catches and leave
the window down from the top This
gives perfect ventilation and prevents
the shade from blNking about.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE.

To make library paste. wet q cup
ful OF best flour with cold water I'M
til II can be stirred easily; have q
fire and add 1t to the flour paste,
spoonful at a time. stirring all the
while Should 1t thicken too much add
more boiling water. Cook in this man
ner for ten minutes. Take II off the
fire and beat In teaspoonfni Of car
bolic acid. When cool bottle in q wide
mouthed bottle through the cork of.
which thrust q paste brush If the odor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05

The best method of keeping small
screws, brads and tacks from rusting
is to place them in small wide mouth
ed bottles, tightly eorked. The bottle
should be perfectly dry before using.
Sandpaper can be kept perfectly dry
and in good working condition by roll
ling it and keeping It in wide mouth.
ed jar and screwing down the lid.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05

To roast blanched shelled almonds
put them in a bowl and thoroughly
mix two tablespoonfuls Of olive oil
and a tablespoonful Of dry salt for
every pound Of nuts with them. Then
place them In q creased paper bag. tie
1t at the top and roast them for ten
minutes, shaking occasionally.
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Reserved Seats for center OF grand
stand and wings can be booked e r
o. Hall q Sons sporting Department.
entrance King street) mp 70 ! p. M;
after ! p. M. at n. - Gunst q Co.
King and Fort
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KINGS DAUGHTERS TO
RAISE Bull DING FUND

Now that the ground Is broken and
everything Is In preparation for the
foundations OF the Kings Dangn.
tiers, New Home In aimnKki. months
campaign for contributions toward
the building fund, toward which there
is $4,000 in the treasury, viii be
launched. The campaign win come
to close on Thanksgiving Day. ct
which time the Kings Daughters ex-
pect to have $4,000 on hand, which
sum will be necessary to erect the
building and to furnish 1t.
"A large lot for the building has
been secured in Kaimnki and the
ground has already been broken for
the basement and the foundations
The local organization OF the Kings
Daughters has found Honolulu to be
IN need of q home Of this kind, and It
has been mainly through contributions
given within the last few months that
1t has been able 10 plan the fine home
in Kaimulxi.
The campaign will be carried on IN
q quiet manner, each Of the sixty
members having been given list Of
twenty names Of residents whom they
are to canvass during the coming
month. It is expected that when the
lists are circulated that many large
donations viii be made at once. as
the organization has been informed
in advance that the, campaign will be
met with the right sort Of responses.
The campaign will close on Thanks.
giving day and 1t will truly be q day,
of real thanksgiving for the members
Of the Kings Daughters.
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Ii is expected that the Hilo Rail.
road extension win reach okala the
first week In December. It has now
reached Kawaalii. three miles from
Laupahoehoe, Grading for the entire
line. which will be thirty-f0ur miles
long with the Hamakua terminus ct
Paauilo. is ninety per cent completed
and win be finished early n Decem-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05

When doing up lace curtains fold
them lengthWise and starch the ed
res only. In this way an economy in
starch Is effected. the curtains look
better and they do not SO quickly
wear into holes as when starched an
over.
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cessary to add more tables and to
secure the services Of another mem
Der of the employed force to act in
the capacity OF waiter.
The bookkeeping, typewriting. ma
thematics and English classes sche-
duIed for tonight will meet tomorrow
night instead as It Is expected that
all the students willSbe interested In.
hearing the election returns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05

To make q polish for patent leather
make q mixture of one part hnseed
oil and two Of cream. Mix 1t thorough
~ and apply with q flannel after re-
moving every particle of dust from
the shoes, and then rub tie leather
with soft cloth