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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-01
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,
walalua Agricultural Co, Ltd.

Waalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Waialua Agricultural
Co., Ltd, held in Honolulu on Wednes-
day. February 2S, 1912, the following
directors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: E. d. 1enney, c. H.
Cooke, T. II, Petrie, c. II Anterior,
w, L. Hopper, ]. A. McCandless, ]. d.
McInerny, and at a subsequent meet
ing of the said directors held on the
same date, the following officers were
appointed to serve for the same
period:
p. ID. TENNEY .,........,.. President
t. II. COOKE ......., Vice President
r. H. TRIE..............S Secretary
IC. II. ATHERTON.. ....... Treasurer
T. RICHARD ROBINSON .... Auditor
+. II. PETRIE,
Secretary, Waialua Agricultural Co.
Ltd.
Honolulu, March /. 1912
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-01
FRATERNAL MEETINGS.
HONOLULU LODGE NO. GIG

Meets in their hall on King street
near Fort, every Friday evening, Wis
iting Brothers are cordially invited tC
attend.
PAUL r. 1SENBERG, e. r.
GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Sec'y.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-01

HONOLULU LODGE, NO. 300,
L. o. o. M.
viii meet in Odd Fellows Building,
Fort street, near King, every Friday
evening at 1880 p. m. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attend
AMBROSE J. WRIT, Dictator,
f. A. JACOBSON, Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-01
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Kaala Land Co., Ltd.
AT the annual meeting Of the share
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IS COURT 0PEN7 JONES
WANTS ANOTHER STAY.
Got His 'Steenth Against Mrs. Dow
/ Yesterday, but Habit May
= Have Effect Again.

Front! Hurry with that pad Of legal
blanks to the Appellate Division. Mr..
Jones IL coming up the street to ask for
snother stay Of execution.
And that 10 no idle Quip. Holmes
Jones. q Manhattan attorney. living at
crcstwood. Yonkers. occupies a house
which Mrs. Catherine Dow says she
owns because Jones has failed to live
~ to his agreement TO pay her the
purchase money at the rate Of SIS q
month.
way. way back In the stone throwing
age. II seems now. and got q judgment
against the lawyer Being Of the legal
profession he knew that when q Judge
says q thing he means that you'il have
70 do Mat little thing unless you can
md something In the Federal Reporter
q Tennyson's Charge OF the Light
Brigade" on which to base an appeal.
20 no found something and got a stay.
Up to yesterday he had procured
enough stays TO make a dozen corsets-
twenty-five In all-and had been -
fsated three times on written argu.
msnts before the Appellate Division.
And II looked as II Mr.. Jones would
Just have to dance a anal turkey-troi
from that Crestwood mansion.
But not so; not so. Yesterday morn.
ing he went before Supreme Court Jus.
tice Keogh and, explaining that the
sheriffs men had forced an entrance
into the house in violation OF the TWEEN.
ty-second stay. he got another one.
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HOW YATESFLED
| FROM SING SING
STILL 4 MYSTERY
Warden Kennedy Suspects
That $4,000 Bond Thief
Got "lnsile" Aid.

= warden Kennedy began m invest ,ga-
whether or not any Of the negotiable
''disappearanc plasters" which in
omes past are known TO have levell d
prison walls played any par, in the
escape OF Chester W. Yates who yes
terday cllnched his prediction that Sing
Sing would not hold him until Christ.
mas.
Despite the waiting Of Rig Ben, the
monster whistle that carries news OF a
bcnvicts escape to the ears OF every one
within six miles of the prison. and the
0ne-tooth- combing Of farmers anxious
for the States so reward not n trace
has been found OF the young desperado.
How Yates got away is still n mystery,
70 clear which the Warden will question
ievery guard posted on the walls and
along the rail at the river edge yester-
Gay morning.
Kennedy is inclined to believe that
unless Yates Is hiding inside the walls
IN some odd corner that has not yet
been searched he climbed tho ten-foot
river rail. But how he could do that.
pven IN the fog. without the knowledge
% at least one Of the four guards pa
trolling its length 10 hard to explain.
These guards were the hrst to 20 un-
der cross-examination In the Warden's
once Keeper George Barnes and the
two assistants who took Yates with
1fty-threc other prisoners from their
cells In gallery No. .. were also ques-
toned
That Yates would have been nnanci-
ely able to make It we'll worth while
- any one who helped him over the
walls ID certain. In the last operation
81 his career ION the outside'-the theft
q $4,000 In negotiable securities from
Aaron Bancroft-he Is reported to have
'cicared" $1,000. The rest Of the Sc
curities were recovered.
II Yates had any accompllccs. the
Warden Is sure they were inside the
Prison. for since he first entered the
gates Yates had received only one let.
ter-and that was read by the Warden
land sent none.
& Circulars bearing Yates's picture and
giving his Bertillon measurements were
sent to-day to the police Of all the large
cities.
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WILSON PLURALITY
BY0FF|C|AL COUNT
2OO,c470VER TAFT
New York State CanvaSSers
Show Roosevelt's Vote o5,-
4O7 Less Than Presidents.

ALBANY. Dec. Woodrow Wilson,
Presdcnt-elecl, carr ed New York
state at the November election by
plurality Of 9po7 over William II.
Taft. according 10 the Official canvass
completed by the state Board Of Can
vassers to- day. The Progressive vote
for Tacodore Roosevelt was S5.f07 less
than the vote for President TAFT.
The vote for electors for the various
Presidential and Vice-Presldential can
didates follows: Wilson and Marshall
DEM 6oj,i7i; Taft and Sherman. Rep)
i6j.scs: Roosevelt and johnson, (ProgD
5000: CHARM and Watkins. Prohibi-
tom I9.t2i, Debs and se!del, (Socialisp
63.asi Reimer and Gillhaus. Socialist
Labor A25l.
GOV elect william Sulzer received
plurality OF s6,t5+ over Job T..
Hedges, his Republican opponent. while
Oscar \. Straus. the Progressive and
Independence League candidate. re-
ceived 50,o2a less than Mr.. Hedges.
The Democratic and Republican vote
for State offices follows:
For Governor: william Sulxer, Dem.)
6<s.669; Job e. Hedges. tRep) tA,l0.
For Lieut.. Governor: Martin II.
Giynn, (Dem) 6G5, 7d2; James w. wads-
worth jr. (Rep) t50.bS.
For Secretary of State: Mitchell May.
Dem) sis.o73; Francis NJ. Hugo. (Rep)
lso,s51
For Comptroller: william sohmer.
Dem.) SIS. 1872; william ID. Cunningham,
(Rep.) %s3,s01.
For Treasurer: John J. Kennedy.
Dem siObi3; William Archer. (Rep)
46s. ia.
For Attorney-Generai: Thomas Car
mody Dem). 6l, Sb; Meier Steinbrink
tRep). <57.s3s.
For State Engineer and Surveyor
John A. Bensel CDem.), s49 $50; Frank
M. Williams tRep). <6i.S22.
For two Associate Judges Of the Court
OF Appeals: William II. Cuddeback
(Dem). 6sG26; John w. Hogan Dem).
642, O0Ot.
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Quick
Home Cure
for Piles


n you are Q sufferer from piles. instant
relief 10 yours for the asking. and
speedy, permanent cure viii follow.
The Pyramid Drug Co., @03 Pyramid
Bldg, Marshall. Mich.. will send you
free, In q plain wrapper. q trial package
OF Pyramid Pile Cure. the wonderful sure
and certain cure for the tortures Of this
dread disease. Thousands have already
taken advantage Of this offer. Thousands
know for the first time In years what II
Is to be free from the pains. the itchinE.
the awful agony Of piles.
Pyramid Pile Cure relieves the pain
and itching Immediately. The infiamma-
ton goes down. the swelling 10 reduced
and soon the disease Ia gone absolutely.
No matter how desperate you think
your case 10, write in to day for the free
trial treatment. Then, when you have
used II In tho privacy of your own home
and found out for yourself how efficacious
II 10 you can get the full size package at
any drug store for so cents. Every day
you suffer after reading this notice you
suffer needlessiy. Simply FIJI out free cov
pom and mall to. day.
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Thermos Jars, SIPS.
Thermos Lunch Kis-$3.0O
and $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures" with
wood, metal or horn handles;
$l.25 value, 70c.
Folding Umbrellas - $3.50
value, 99c.
Special Gift Umbrellas-Fancy
wood, gold or silver handles. in
holly boxes. Union. silk, $500;
Silk Taffcta. $3.50; Finest Pure
Silk Taffeta, $500.
Manicure Sets-SPECIAL-
Red or black leatherfoldipg case,
fully equipped; best steel instru-
ments, prices $2.49 to $4.98.
Hotpoint Electric Devices
make housekeeping easier and
more enjoyable. They mean
both satisfaction and economy.
They may be carried about the
house and used wherever there
is an electric lamp socket. The
most useful and desirable of
Christmas gifts.
Percolators $3.50 to I'll
IOasterS. .......... 90
Flat Irons So and $3.50
OVenB.... 80. ...''''
NrlilS. .............s. %O'oo
Egg Boilers. ........,.:.. .$g
Stoves SIS and 81
Chatting Dishes .........$lS
Warming Pads. ..... $3.50 up
Utility Outfits ......., $5.OO
Tea Pots. ............ So.OU
SamOvar $AV'VV
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Ri9aud's Partisan
Perfumes and Toilet
Luxuries.

Rigaud's Perfumes are dis
tinctly different from other
odOrs, characterized by a subtle
charm OF which only this master
perfumcr knows the secret.
Bottles of rich cut glass packed
in beautiful satin and leather
cases.
Mary Garden -Eytract; the
bottle, 100, $500 and $500.
Also Sachet, Toilet Water,
Face Powder, Cold Cream,
Soap. etc.
Trentini-Extract; the bot
tie, $3.50. AllToilet Requisites
in Trentini fragrance.
Dolce Mia-Extract; the
bottle. $3.50.
Dcs RoSes-Extract; the
bottle, $3.50.
De Marthe ChenaN-Extract;
the bottle, $3.50.
Cdmia-Extract: the bottle,
$3.50.
Violet Quadruple Extract
the bottle, $3.50.
land other exquisite Rigaud
odors in Perfumes and Toilet
Requisites.)
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Gift Boxes of Quality
Stationery.

Excellent fabric-finished
writing papers in all fashion
able shapes, with envelopes to
match. Each box contains a
little gift card engraved with
Christmas greetings. Gay rib
bons or Holly bands confine
the envelopes. and every little
detail is a Christmas 10y. For
the man, woman, boy or girl,
no gift OF its kind could give
more real pleasure than these
Christmas boxes OF extra quail
ity writing paper.
"Christmas Greetings" Cabinet
Special quality linen, engrav-
ed wrappers, gift card. so
sheets and so envelopes. soc
Poinsettia Cabinet-5O sheets
and so envelopes. decorated
with red ribbon and containing
gift card. Csc
The Holly Bor-Two quires
fine fabric-finished paper, with
engraved envelopes to match.
Special value. Csc
Rikers Cabinet. zoe
Gentlemen's Club Paper. 40c
Pineapple Linen Writing
Paper Csc
Foreign Correspondence
Paper, Csc and SOC.
Pineapple Writing Tablets,
l2c, lSC and Csc.
Imperial Fabric. .2Sc
Mourning Paper. .3SC
English Madras. Csc
Pineapple Correspondence
Cards ............... Csc
Irish Lamn Writing Paper,
3Sc, soc, 4Sc.
C,Coles Philips Art Station
cry, ......'.. ..'.... ioC'
Visiting Cards. Sc
Visiting Card Envelopes, the
packet ........... lOC
Pocket Safety Fountain Pen
Occupies little space and will
lie down fiat in waistcoat
pocket or pocketbook, 79c.
| Waterman Fountain Pens
Full line at all prices from
$3.50 up.
Parker Lucky Cure" Foun-
tain Pen--In various shapes
and sizes. Plain or mounted
with gold OF silver. From
$3.50 up.
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Especially for the House,
keeper and Her Christmas
Dinner.

Much of what is needed for
your Christmas dinner may be
had at the Riker & Hegeman
Drug Stores-at prices actu-
ally lower than elsewhere and
of a quality that insures your
satisfaction and enjoyment.
Club Brand Coffee TIL e
Coffee of the Epicurc; freshly
roasted and packed for holiday
use. Full Acc value; the pound,
33c.
Inari Tea--One of the fir est
teas on the American market
at any price.
Irari Oolopg. Inari Ceylon,
Inari English Breakfast; the
package, l0c, &c and SOC.
Guth's Cocoa Made from
best Venezuelan bean only;
the tin, Csc.
Highest Quality Geruinc
French Olive Oil. Selected
French Olives. Flavoring Ex-
tracts from our own laborator-
les. Pure, wholesome Spices.
Grape Juice, Maraschino Cher
ries. Preserved Fruits and
Sailed Nuts
The evening world., 1912-12-19

You Are Safe When You Buy at
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Gifts for Men

Gifts for Men
SafetyRasors-Gillette, $500
up; Durham. $3.50 up; Ever
Ready. $l.OO; Gem, S1.OO to
$3.50; Auto Strop, $500 to
$500.
Sharing Mirrors-Imported,
nickel frame, with magnifyinl
glass on one side, $2.l4 to $50,
Other styles and sizes. Sac up.
Gem Mirror-New Adjust
able Wall Mirror, nickel frame,
can be placed at any angle for
shaving or toilet, 97c.
Gem Mirror-Deta C h a b le,
with handle and bevelled glass,
$l.19.
Razor Strops-Howard's, 24c
to $l.24; Nev-A-Hone, 75c to
$3.50; Reppenhagen, 29c, 74c,
$500, $3.50.
SpeCial-"1rmy Belt Strop,"
23c.
English or French Military
Brushes of Partisan Ivory,
Ebony and a variety of woods,
$l.S4 to SOFA.
Sdnitdr Brushes. .$1.OO up
Military Brushes -Eb on'y
back, best quality bristles. pail
in holly box, remarkable value,
Sl.S9.
Pocket Authorizations COM
binations of blades with pearl.
horn or stag handles, soc to
$500.
Fine line of Wines and
Liquors; also complete lines
of Cigars.
The evening world., 1912-12-19

your Christmas list from The irocsOme small boy to his
ID digned, puncious grandatheran Ingerso Watch will
suit any man-bg little-to T.
will be small boys best pal for schootme or paytime
He'll be proud OF it as he Of his first red sled.
To the grown man-of sixteen sixty-an Ingersoll
thing approved by his judgment and
hard rebel at the little accidents of every day
The pckpoce has for Ingerso and the
appreciates that For his pocket his desk there a special
ngersol model that exactly fits the needs of every
On the other side of the family, the small thin Ingerso
models will quite much pleasure mothers and grown
growing daughters. Dainty and refined Swiss watch with
equally reliable mekeepng qualities Safe in their hand bags,
O pin chan-a constant companion not easily hurt.
The Ingersoll Wrist Watch a particular favorte among
the purpose of handbag mepece well.
The Ingerso Watch-thc Watch that made the dollar
famous Six Models in ALL
Ingersol Eclipse, thin watch for ............ l5O
Ingersol Junior, medium size thin model for boys.
Ingersol Midget, for ladies and children ...... 200
Ingersol Wrist, for and women ........... $50
Ingerson Desk LIS
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Christmas Candy

favorite-pure and wholesome.
Most of it made by Guth,
Americas greatest confectioner
There are Holiday Boxes Of
every kind and at many prices.
Christmas boxes with holly and
poinsettia decorations. Beauti-
full baskets with dainty ribbon
bows. Quaint little affairs that
the children delight in. Do
not miss the Candy Department
when you come in.
Chocolate Au Guth, u h.. l
lb., 2 ID. and 5 ID. packages.
perlb. 500
Guth's Assorted Chocolates. in
u h., l h., 2 h., 8 ID. and
5 ID. packages, the ID. soc
Guth's Maraschino Cherries. 4Oc
Guth's Chocolate Peppermints,
the lb. :. soc
Gmh's Billie Burke Chocolates,
the ID. >. soc
Riker's Perfect Chocolates, the
10. .............. SSc
Jordon almonds, the Id. ). SAC
Cream Caramels, the 10. y. SOC
Sailed Peanuts, the h.. Csc
Fancy Baskets. in gay colors.
with artistic ribbons,S2.2Sup
Baby Gifts.
Rubber Toys, made of best
quality rubber in quaint and
amusing designs. Safe and
sanitary pIaytLings. lOc to
$2.I0.
Baby Scales, will please
mother and baby, $3.50 10
$3.50.
albright Irory Tetthiag
Rings. an ipdestructihle. SAM
tary chain of ivory rings. 2Sc.
Irory and Rubbe, Tee.hin1
Rings, lOc
Imported timber Bee Is, II
beautiful gift;$l.25 value, 05c.
Small Hot Water Bags. TIE
contest Of Baby Comforts, 45c
to SSc.
Baby Toilet Sets, in dainty
pink and blue. <0c, 7sc, Csc.
Baby Brushes, finest goat
hair, 2SC and SAC.
Thermator, keeps Bahy's milk
warm and fresh for hours, 25c.
Folding Bath Tubs are real
Injuries for the little ones; sold
elsewhere for S. and $50; our
price, SA.39.
Folding Commodes for tiny
ira vcllers, $3.50 to S2.!9.
Gifts for the Home
Medical RotterieS-$2.SO up.
Emergency Cases - Fully
equipped with 'iirsts aids" aad
home remedies for family ills.
special value Sl.DS.
Hot Water Bohlcs-40c to
$2.75.
AnPWows end Air Cnsh'ons
I-Sl.75 to $3.50.
| Clinical Thcyaomc.eys- SOC
to $2..5.
Vibrotors-s20 up.
ThcrmoS BoHics--Si.00 VI.
House Thermometers 49,! &c
to Sl.2S.
J. b. l.. CaScode-Sl0.C0.
! CLOTH D,ushcs-r4C to $500.
Bath Room Firturcs-Com-
binatior 5-picc" sct: S9.0n va
ne for Sl..9.
Soap Holders, Sponge Hold
ers, Toilet Paper Holders,
Tumbler Holders. Towel Bars.
Bath Sprays; solid brass, pol
ished ard heavily ricl,ellcd; ut
n saving of from 80 to 80 per
cent. on prices.
Bath Mots--Sjc quality. 4 C.
Toilet Set Bottles --. Ground
glass shoppers. glass Ia els: !
or, 23c; g o.. 27c.
Glass Bath Room Shelf. SAC.
| Bath Brushes. soc 10 SIS.
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Your Christmas Problems Solved at
R1KER AND hEGEMAN DRUG STORES


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Partisan Ivory.

Genuine Partisan Ivory. i'm
ported direct for Rikcr and
Hegeman Drug Stores. Buying
direct and in immense guam
titles. we give you the benefit
of prices way below the ordi-
nary.
Our stock includes articles
for every toilet purpose.
Powder Boxes, Powder Puff
Boxes, Salve Boxes, Soap Boxes,
Bonnet Brushes. Cloth Brush
es, Hair Brushes, Hat Brushes,
Nail Brushes, Shaving Brushes.
Tooth Brushes, Buffers, Combs,
Nail Files, Holders for Shaving
Sticks and Brushes. Holders for
Tooth Brushes. Shoe Hooks,
Shoe Horns. Cuticle Knives,
Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Nail
Brush and Tooth Brush Tubes.
Red Cross Seals, Christ
mas Postals and Greetings
The Riker & Hegeman stores
are uncommonly we'll equipped
to supply you with Seals, Post
Cards, Christmas Cards and
Greetings of all kinds and in
any quantities.
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Perfumes for Gifts.

Giving perfumes is like giving
flowers which do not fade or die.
Our perfumes, Toilet Waters
and Powders include all the
best among imported and
domestic makes.
Riker's Violet Ercclsis--
l o., Sl.2S; 2 o., $3.50.
Riker's Incensia - Sachet
Powder, zoe and 6Oc; Extract,
$1.OO and $500 the bottle.
Charmona Golden
Perfume; $500 the bottle.
Riker's Flower Odors -Er-
tract Eight, Csc, 4Sc and 7Sc.
Riker's Floper Odors-Sachet
Eight, SOC.
Toilet Water, German Co.
logne, Bay Rum, Florida
Water.
Riker & Hegemdn Toilet Soap
Various favorite odors; IOc,
19c, Csc.
Houbigant's "Coeur de Jean
cite" Ertract-A new favorite;
$500 and $3.lS.
Houbigant's "Idedl"-A ia
vorite of long standing, $3.50
and $4.25.
Hudnut's Du Barry-2 o.,
S3.25.
KcrkoGrs Djer Kiss-Sl.35.
! Coty's and other favorites.
The evening world., 1912-12-19
For Either Men or Women

.Chamois Vests-S2.50 to 1897.
Paper Vests-75c to $50
values, 39c.
Fell Chest Protectors-67c to
Sl.97.
Pullman Slippers Sl.25.
Tred-Ezy Slipperr33c.
Brushes-Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Whisk Brooms, Eye
brow Brushes. Nail Brushes,
Hat Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Bath Brushes, etc. Prices from
10c to $500.
Cameras-$l.OO up.
Theatrical Makeup Bores-
SOC to $l.49.
Gifts for Invalids
Air Cushions-$l.25 to $500
dir PiHoacs-s2.OO to $3.50
Bed Back Rests. .$2.7S
Bedside Tables. 1898
Inpalid Canes .......... Soc
Robinson's Thermal Baths -
$3.50, $3.50, $1,000 and $3.50
SpOnges. ............. SC up
Bath Topels. Csc up
Toilet Requisites - Such as
Brushes, Combs, Manicure Ar.
ticles, Perfumes, Powders. etc
Vibrators. ........ $1,000 up
Clinical Thermometer - SOC
to $2.7S.
Clutches. pair ........ .$l.S(
The evening world., 1912-12-19
Gifts for Women

Gifts for Women
.Mirrors-Handlc or easel
t"ck, best French plate Mirrors,
backs and handles of Partisan
Ivory. Ebony, Celluloid, Nickel,
handsome woods in great vari-
ETY.. SAC to So
Perfume .Atomizers-7Sc to
$50.
Hair Ornaments--Pins, Back
Combs and Barrettes. Shell or
amber; plain and fancy; Csc up.
Shell or amber. inlaid with gold
and set with jewels, csc to So.
White Metal, plain or set with
Rhinestones. very light and
comfortable in the hair,
soc to So
blair Ornaments at 10 West saith
st. and esd st. & 9th Avenue.)
Riker's Dresden Face Pow-
dcr-In white. pink, dark pink,
flesh, brunette and evening
shades. -. use
Riker's Violet Cerate has mar
velous softening and whiten-
ing qualities; the jar. soc
Riker's Improrcd Cold Cream
should be used treely-and
daily. Various size jars, Csc,
SOC and 7Sc. The tube. lSc.
Venus Sachet Bags-A Eu-
ropcan novelty. csc
Venus Luxury Bath Bor-
4 bath bags and 2 shampoo
bags. ;. Csc; small size, SOC
Rubber Gloces. SOC to 79c
Curling-Iron Heaters
A9c to 81
Alcohol Stores. . use to S4.40
Maternity Cases. :. .$2.2S up
Gifts for the Traveller
Emergency Cases-Specially
equipped for general use, Sl.98.
Thermos Bottles-$1.0O up.
Drinking Cups-Collapsible,
aluminium. in leather case. 24c
Hot Water Bags - 49c to
$2.7S.
Automobile Gogglss-3Sc up.
Pullman Slippers-$f.2S.
Pullman aprons - CSC to
$l.79.
Toilet Cases - Rubber-lined
Silk. Cretonne or Linen, Sac to
Sl.98.
Manicure Cases - $40 to
S4.98.
Rubber Wash Basins-$l.25.
Folding Clothes Hangers -
SOC.
Folding Commode (for baby,
S1.5O to S2.l9.
Folding Umbrellas - $l.5(
value, 90c.
Alcohol Stopes-2Sc to $40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
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90 issi evening snd anties % foAf
nFAfe $3.50 ns rf.n daunr pe aro
frts nf Csc ftf Dnt of fhr iNrhiT
io De- aH International sfisif ihe
aviator p'ann|nf t0 n1 sefns fhD
SEQ Nrande nio htaifo
The majority 80 thf ehibia aTe
already n place aad iee prosi,erin
fof an sHspirloHa openinf ave inori
promising
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oisn'ag address and fhr aueon of
ihe fair vRi De- eeleriod dnnnr thr
noet The u M airsaii ,roudsi
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Az rtine.s musit p veifi knt
srroortnR 1hri my ihrf pleasure
ooin,s 90 et'iunr Eoi psfihiug ihs
nsfses INsy have auirr hofus 30
fns npnih nrFans guitars end tsiie
haus 20 tn played with 3 loaded
feaihur whlrh lati nate b delahffpi
mnsie alia ~ cor maDdolins F,efI
uasiness hfriss has H. uusicsi eofgle
0utf as SO efffnire eemr-ff i.a.eiifii
rigtsf whr in enc vienlng arr rpp
l,o~ed a. an0uss Ne uiasief vtn lives
on she @ofy ninfs tle eunursaa's
hauns Featea un ,h- euapfers whtsh
81 nlfla ere alss their beds fi.s fokis
e.say eifh scnfeauce a.. efdA plil'h
ore uHquesfionatiy Disturbing 20 fhs
a. ldeniHi p~,ss bui fof ihsi reason
tte rflrEmrfir ctiuasf nn1 them cr
tNafaiinE Z Ihoupspn's The On
nfaf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

RAN ANTONIO TEXAS fau 20
a meeiag 81 rhe Farnsfs Chioa ~
Southwest Trsaf ani ~ ts1 "a syn
Antenio COS "Wednesday snd Ttsn-
Gag Ahpai nftr delegates irom ihe
aoHriisa pihm than iessr are 80
nfcted 90 be DO aiisndanee The BE-.
dgriisr ~ The rpfion acfeage. 3 ram.
palm ~ insffase ihs memterthlp ~
iht anion. rfr'erfine ~ q leFnanfni
organization for souihaess Tefas
and other maf'sra 81 nptorihnee vii
~ discussed
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said 10 ~ generally ln favor ~ the
cotton acreae, redac,inu uiau 4 f.
Baker az stockdsle Hiii az a. fhair.
mar Of H. mseiinr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

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pafO ~ Yoieis. who made ihr
strange fgusv fbe ruit fer cparef VII
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~ 10 ais friend III finE overheard The
frtaaft "tea. ~ said tbs feiinn b
risiig. tsg Io saur enough 10 tnv~
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