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But when they find you've been
specializing, Oh, Warren, they'll blame
me for that, too. They'll say you did it
to crafty my extravagant demands"
Nonsense. You keep harping on
that, One would think an occasional
venture in stocks a criminal thing"
mo, no, but | can't help worrying
about it. can't help being afraid"
whats there to be afraid of? I've
made good in every deal yet, haven't
|? | tell you | know something about
that game. | could give points now to
some of these brokers. Why they're
buffers, most of them
1t was this air of assurance, OF self
+ confidence that Helen most feared.
She had heard too much of the treach-
cry OF the stock market not to realize
the danger of such an attitude.
"Oh, by the way, Dalton wants us to
dine with him and his wife at some
Bohemian joint next Tuesday,"
oh, Warren, we don't want TO 60"
why not?'
Because, -
Because what?' sharply Because
you think I'd like to go? Because you
know | want to be decent to Dalton ."
Because" deliberately, Il have new
er approved of the Daltons, and now
that | know that he has influenced you
to speculate, | approve OF them less
than ever"
DALTON'S BEEN DECENT.
"Oh, you never approve OF anybody.
Dalton's been mighty decent in putting
me on to a number of good things
lately. Now he invites US to dinner
and I'm going. If you won't go, | guess
they can get some one to take your
place. Mrs. Dalton's cousin is visiting
girl, too"
"Oh, Warren, how vulgar,"
Whats vulgar about that"
Trying to force me to go by telling
me that if l don't go you'll be with
some good-looking girl"
I'm merely telling you facts-and
you don't seem to like them much
either. Now think it over and decide
what you want to do" And he took up
his paper with elaborate unconcern.
Helen's cheeks were burning. Never
before had he said anything like that
1t seemed so common somehOw-"If
you don't go. a darned goodlooking
girl will" Other men might say such
things to their wives-but that Warren
should say them to her!
And she wouldn't go she resolved
fiercely. She would give him to under
stand that she wouldn't be influenced
by any such means.
ut isn't necessary to think it over"
she said Jelly. 81 have quite decided
shall not co.
'Oh, very WELL" unconcernedly, and
without looking up from his paper
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gins to think that he has won some
bOdys f1uttering heart with his fatal
beauty, and hires a rowboat by the
week which saves the married lady
quite little pin money, and guaran-
tees her an escort that she can boss
around. Of course there is always
a little scandal, hut she doesn't care
for that as long as she can be out
on the water, and the young man, of
course, just glories in the scandal.
That kind of fellow always does.
When his vacation is over he finds
that he is out quite a little for boat
hire, but his arms is tanned fine and
he has an invitation to call some time
and meet the family.
Brother Wilfred got stung that way
once. He wGs up to a lake in the Cats
kills, and a beautiful married woman
that was there with her two child
rem seemed kind of alone. You know
them poets, George. Every time a
good locker beams on them the beans
is spilled. My poor brother wrote
about ten poems TO her eyes. and row
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THE MANICURE LADY
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK,

nH HAT was a brilliant young
man for you, George" said
the Manicure Lady, that
young fellow that was Just
in here having his nails did, He has
just came back from the country, and
all the time l was working on his pad
dies he was telling me about his Sum
mer flirtations at the lake. The way
he talked about throwing his spell
over the fair sex, he must be a kind
of modern Lor dByron, though he
don't shape up much for looks or
brains if you compare him with that
champion"
81 got no time for them young warts
like him." declared the Head Barber.
Neither have l." agreed the Mani
cure Lady, "but l always like to listen
to Joes like him, because it is about
all the amusement | get outside of
talking to a intellectual gent like you.
This young fellow told me, in perfect
confidence, of course, that a married
lady in the boarding house where he
got his eggs was kind of interested in
him, and that she admired him be-
cause he rowed her three times around
the lake without getting tired.
He was showing me what strong
forearms he had, and l suppose they
was fairly strong arms for a bookkeep-
er but not up to the village blacksmith
brand. He said that she had invited
him to call some time when he got
, back to the city and that was why he
was having his nails did.
81 feel kind of sorry for the poor
young simp, at that. l know just about
what the game was, because l seen it
played more than once at the Summer
resorts at which have been at. Some
middle aged married lady gets tired of
setting on the porch, and when she
sees that all the giggling girlies get
| chances to so rowing on the lake. she
! looks kind of languishing at some
husky young swimmer that she knows
can row and swim we'll enough 10 get
/ her back safe to shore. Then he be-
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We have brains enough to acquire any
thing.
1t is simple thing to train the hui
man body in the right way-the way it
should go-in the beginning, but it is
hard to alter bodily faults once they
have come. However, if you have come
to maturity without proper training in
bodily grace, and the health and ease
and beauty it brings, do not despair
instead, dedicate thirty minutes morn
ing and evening-(one hour out Of
your day. to the beautiful art of the
dance, and soon your reward will be
great not only in terms of the pleasure
of pleasant, graceful movement, but in
health, beauty and a gloriously SYM
metrical figure too
PROPER TRAINING.
And make sure that your little chill
dren, and the dear young things all
about you, have the proper beginnings
to insure for them healthy and beaut-
full and graceful bodily growth.
Since an ugly arm or hand can so
easily spoil the perfection of beauty,
suppose, today, l show you how beau
tiful arms and hands may be evolved
through proper training. 1t seems a
far cry from dancing to beautiful arms
and hands; but | shall try to show you
how they may be trained in the rhyth-
mical movement and exercise of the
classical dance.
! AS most of the movements of the
classical dance are executed with high
-fleX arch and, the bOdy's weight fall
ing on the ball of the foot, while the
instep is held in firm high curve.
they give of themselves a slender
grace and power to the so-much-leg-
lected foot. In both of the exercises |
give you today, the body must be pois-
ed lightly and springily upon the ball
Of the foot, reclining forward toward
the toes. Walking and dancing thus
will Danish the flat-foot that seems to
be a mode of modern high-heeled civil
/ lization.
! The picture shows one stage of a
very wonderful arm exercise. Poise
the weight on the balls of the feet,
swaying slightly back and forward
from the toes to heels as the arms are
raised with dropping wrists to Shout
der height. When the arms are
straight lines from shoulder-sockets,
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Belgium maintains at public expense
/ horseshoeing school
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TO A SHY SWAIN.

Why, look you. sweetheart. how
you limp and halt.
Your speeches fall and founder,
shy and vault,
Is loves dear tongue so hard. in
sooth. TO learn?
His tender graces, then. so hard
to earn?
Is this the best that you can do
ask whether
l really think We'll have
change of weather.
Then sit in silence twirling at
your thumbs
Or crush your cigarette up into
crumbs
And all the little precious mo-
ments flying.
And love. disgruutled. in the cor
ner crying,
-Genevieve Farnell-B Bond.
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ly receding and increasing tempo, and
finally do it as you walk forward on
tiptoe, or as near a 5 you can manage
to this toe position.
The second is a little dancing step
that can be practiced at a walking
tempo until enough facility is gained
to do it merrily and lightly as dance.
Advance on the ball OF the feet with
toes pointing outward. Incline the body
forward, and keep the head a bit for
ward in the line of the slight curve
of the back. The arms swing up in gen.
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IIT HAT was a brilliant young
man for you, George" said
the Manicure Lady, that
younp fellow that was in = +
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ed her and the two kids around the
lake until his hands was all puffed up
and his pockatbook all fiat. He had
a awful crush on her, and some of the
lines he wrote was almost real litera-
ture, she said. | remember four of
them lines:
The moonlight nestIes in your
glorious hair;
Where could it find more en-
chanting lair?
The bee casts longing chances at
your lips;
Where could it find more sweetly
saccharine sips?
THAT Fall he called on her in the
city, and her husband was awfully
nice to WiIfrad. Her husband was a
big prince OF a fellow. and Wilfred
seen at a glance that she loved her
husband only"
But it is not always that way"
said the head barber,
Belgium maintains at public expense
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LADY CONSTANCE STEWART RICHARDSON


raise the wrists and arms sjmultane-
ously until the backs OF the hands just
touch above the head.
A DANCING STEP.
Now drop the arms slowly. with
rhythmical muscular control. TO the
shoulder height again and turn the
arms so the palms are alternately up
and down parallel to the floor Then.
with palms down, sink the arms grad
ualiy 10 the sides. at the same time
inclining the weight gradually to the
entire foot Practice this with gradual
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EAUTY must be a harmonious
whole. In the figures of the
dance one ungraceful step can

dlIel tue pei LSCliCu vi the
rhythmical arm one is trying to pro-
duce. In the physical rhythm of the
human body, an ugly arm or hand can
spoil the spell of loneliness.
The question l always ask myself
is why, in a world where We are all
under the sway of physical lure, do
we so calmly accept our own imper-
fections and those of our children?
We work intelligently for evolution
and growth in health and strength
and brain power; but beauty and
grace We accept in the old supersti-
tious fairy-tale fashion as the gift of
the good fairies-and we fold our
hands in the supposedly philosophical
decision that either we have it or we
have it not Not at all, Either We have
beauty or we set about getting tiff
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The figure to the left shows
the elimination Of the exercise
for developing beautiful arms
through rhythmic motion.
To the riqht is shown d elias.
steal dancing step in which the
hands and arms are also exer-
cised.
tie curves until tho elbow is about at
waist height
AS the weight is swar'ng to the
forward left foot, swing the left arm
out with its line d slight droop from
elbow TO wrist, and the right arm in
with the forearm curvinC un almost
perpendicular TO the ground, and the
wrist dropping Swing the arms in
and out thus from side to side as the
weight of the body springs from foot
to foot. In all these orm exercises hold
the hand relaxed from the wrist, with
light, plant fingers, middle fingers
fairly close together. small and index
fingers gently curved and relaxed with
the index finger pointing up ever so
slightly
The faithful practice of these two
exercises will register for you a dis
tlnct step toward the acquisition of
POLITICALLY graceful arms and hands.
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MA Am An,O
9IS IlIil! slhEI 0lssSSilk,l
W@Vl-AADO
WANTED.

At once, small. partly furnished or un
furnished cottage, close in, or in
Kaimuzi district. Address SIX,
this office. II" 5497-6t.
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BUSINESS ITEMS

Fred L Wa!dron. Lid has received
the. army contract TO supply 1900
sacks Of potatoes in Tie month of
Anrii. ~. > .:>. 4
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while only nine or ten members we're
present to force through an amend
ment to the bill by the terms of which
the territory was to pay the costs.
This had been done at second reading,
and this morning the measure came
before the senate for third reading
1t was then Senator Judd offered a
motion that the bill be re-amended, SO
as to make it read as it was original
ly written. Just before the motion
was made Clerk Wise had read the
resolution of the Hawaii supervisors,
and for the sake of emphasis he was
asked to re-read it, which he did after
Senator Judd had offered his amend
ment.
This second reading silenced the
leader OF the opposition. He had
stated just before that he still beleiy-
ed the territory should bear the ex-
pense, which will be about $4,000, as
it will derive benefit from the work
of the commission Combating his
argument was that made by Senator
Judd in which he pointed out that by
means of the investigation the county
should recover much of the misused
money, and therefore it could afford
to bear the onus of the expense.
So the bill as originally written has
passed the senate, and will go to the
house for its approval.
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" The Connecticut weather prophet,
Uncle Horace Johnson of Middle Had
don. who predicted the storm at the
Inauguration OF President Taft. has
sent word to Woodrow WTson to be
prepared with a fur coat, as the
weather will demand it. F." -. F..
Prominent stoek-owners of Califor-
MIA and Nevada have formed a $1,000,
coo company with an acreage of $50
600. Of which a large portion is under
cultivation. It is called the Union
Land and Cattle Company ...E -.
The fifth International good roads
congress has. just closed at Chicago
after fixing on San Francisco as the
next place Of meeting. -. -.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

"a Fort ST, 50x100. Groom cottage,
49,. 5 minute walk from the postoffice,
for $500. -. -
ca Kaimuki. completely furnished
49,: new house on car line, for $2350.
It is rented at $50 per month.
go Rooming rouse with long lease,
- ten-minute walk from the postof-
flee. ..>.
(4) Young ST.. Groom cottage, cleo
trio lights, gas, etc, for S260o.
90 Waikiki beach, brand new house
and lot for $500.
CO. 25.O0O so. #. with two cottages
rented al SIS piece; room
+. enough TO build 6 more cottages.
Will give lease for "a years. Elec-
trio lights. gas, on cariine. within
walkings distance from postoffice
-.. - 1497-2t 49,. '.
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Startling conditions were revealed
with regard TO the Kula pipeline by u
committee of the Maui chamber of
commerce at last meeting. There has
been expended on the construction of
the pipeline and branches, by the ter
ritory but at the cost of the county,
$4,000. Maintenance of the system
costs $500 a month, which with inter-
est on the bonds and floating debt
makes l,090 a year. Income from
the system amounts to less than $4,000
a year. The taxpayers of Maui have
therefore TO make good deficit of
$4,000 year, besides putting aside
$3.50 for the sinking fund. 1t was
urged by the committee that the sys-
TEN should be put into businesslike
shape. A new storage reservoir is
recommended, although the committee
is divided on the choice of site for
such. County Engineer Howell pre-
scented a minority report, favoring
Olinda for the site instead of Waiaka-
moi, as favored by the majority. The
chamber endorsed the minority report.
with the proviso that it depended on
whether new reservoir was neces-
sary. The pipeline itself stores mil
lion gallons and the present reservoir
at Waiakamoi four million gallons,
and some believe that with proper
management there is storage capacity
enough to prevent any dire calamity
in an unusual year.
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NEW TODAY
NOTICE.
Election of Officers, Royal Hawaiian
Garage, Ltd.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Royal Hawaiian Garage,
Ltd, held in Honolulu on the 18th
day of March, 1913, the following di-
rectors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: ..@..~ ..-.<.
F. w. Macfarlane, F. E. Thompson,
George H. Robertson, George Rodiek,
G. j. Falk. ....:. - a.: =. RI. i.
At subsequent meeting of the
Board of Directors the following of.
ficers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year, viz: >.~.-. -. -..
F. w. Macfarlane. .......... President
F. +. Thompson ...FIce-Pres1dent
C.. J. Falk :. Secretary and Treasurer
George Rodiek ..........A Auditor
..~"'. -. i G.. J. FALK, :
Secretary Royal Hawaiian Garage, Ltd.
Honolulu, March IS, 1913. -.
=..-.. - 5497-3t ~"
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Hawaiian stocks closed in San Fran
cisco yesterday Las follows: Hawaiian
Commercial. 81 bid; Hawaiian Sugar,
33S IL bid, 35 % asked; Honokaa,
I. % asked 1; Hutchinson, l6 bid; XII
lauea, u bid; Onomsa, 81 bid, %
asked; Honolulu Plantation, unlisted,
- bid, IS asked ...- r.
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SALES.
Between Boards-20 Onomea 31A
5 Waialua So, 10 Haw. Pine. Coz 46ha,
so Haw. Pine. Co. 4G15, ) Haw Pine.
Co. 4618, 10 Oahu Sug. Co. AN, $1,000
Hilo 1901 6s So, 1899 Hilo 1901 6s 9S,
SO Pioneer "a.
$50 analysis Beets IS. 11kd.; parity
400; go centrifugals 1858.
Notice.
Beginning Monday, March II, sales
of Mutual Telephone stock will be on
the basis of S4S5,S20 capitalization.
Shareholders may. subscribe for L
share at par for each 1858 shares
now held.
Latest sugar quotation, $50 cents or
$71.6o per ton.
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NOTICE..
Election of Officers, Union Feed Com
. pany, Ltd. ...-.. =.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Feed Company,
Ltd, held on the 18th day of March,
1913, at the Company's office in Homo
lulu, the following officers and direct
ers were elected to serve for the en-
Suing year: "-- 49,. ..
President and Manager. ............
....................F W. Macfarlane
.Georget H. Robertson
Secretary and TreasureJ. &C. J. Falk
Auditor ......-..... "A. COnStaDel
Directors-F. W. Macfarlane, George
: H. Robertson, George Rodiek, f.
d. Tenney and G.. J. Faik. -.
..: c. ]. FALK,
Secretary Union Feed Company, Ltd.
Honolulu, March Is. 1913. 49, &c.. -.
=. 5497-3t. ......
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i.onoiIiT Stock Exchange
Tur.dav.. siarch IS.
MERCANTILE

o !ulahSs'. -'iGi 10.
+ MERCANTILE .~-. -. .... .....
q. Brewer 4 Go. ........-. -.:....: I29 T..
/. T. SUGAR. I'M .-.> !.
Nv Plantation Co. ...... ztts ~ ~
Hawaiian Agrie &C .... 6j> f..,-..,..
baT. Ccm, 4 Sug Co. -. y3E 81
Hawaiian Sugar CO. So. IS
HonouIu Sugar Co. $50. HI. 49,.
ionokaa Sugar Co ...,... 81 IL
Haiku SJgar Co. ......-. .S9 1! S2H
| Hutchinson Sugar Plant. $500. -. -
k3hUkH PlaI tattc'f Co s....-.. IS
I ReEaha Sugar Go. ....... IS 90
Holoa Sugar Co .,.:..-..,.F -.
McBryde Sugar Co. 80. az 81
[ 9ehu Sugar Gu. IN s..
0nomea Sugar CO II 49, &,
UIaa Sugar Co Ltd. .- IA "a
Paauhaa Sugar Plant Co 8
Pacific Sugar Mil 60 -
Paia Plapt2ti1nCc. -. 20 t:35
rspeekeo Sugs.r Co. - t.. =, =. -
rcneer MiIl C'u. ..,........ s,x ,1x
Waialuc Agris &c, -. G6x SIS
Waikiki 9ashc &C. ..-...
WaimanI!o SuG .r Co. :. III
Wslnea SGgs, nil co. =" Ia
: MISCELLANEOUS. + -
inter Islaaa c,tearn n. Co. s. l2o5
Hawaiian Electric Co ....--... =. 49,.
Hon r T. &. l. Co, PreI 500. =. .....-...
Hon r. T. & l. Co Com -. -. ~.,......
Mutual Telephone Co. -. Il 49,. 80.
Oahu r & L. Co. ..,, 335 ........,
ailo r. r. Co. Ptd.. 49,. 49,. ........
Hilo R. 4. Co, Com. $50. sX SIS
Hon. B. b NJ Co. AK u
Haw. Irrgtn. Co., 6s. -. .......
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. 464 46k
Faniong Olok r. c., pd up I..... 81
Pahang Rub Co. ....... ........ 2ox
Hon. B. & II. Co. Ass.. ....... .........
BONDS. .. Il.
Haw. Ter. AZ Qire CL) ). '.''.'.', .:''.;..'
Haw- Ter, AZ ......... ..'...... .......'
Haw. Ter. AZ Pub. Imps .s..... ........
daw. Ter. ~ z ......... ..,...... .........
Haw. Ter. AZ Z ........ .......,. .........
Haw. Ter. 3has%o ......... ....-... 10000.
Cal. Beet Sug. & Ref. Co 1850. .........
Hon. Gas. Co, Ltd, 5s. .....-... .........
law. Com. & Sug. Co. 5I ....... -:
Rilo r. r. Co., Issue 1901. .-.-.-.. ooS
Hiio r. r Co. Con. 6 Z -. 1890. 3,E
Hon0kaa Sugar Co, 6S Goa
Hon. r. T 4 j. Co. 6% -, to6k .........
Kauai Ry. Co. SIS. ..... ......... ......-..
kohaia Ditch Co. IS ...... .. :. go
McBryde Sugar Co. So %. 200
Mutual Tel. 6s........ Io3A .,......
Oahu r. & L. Co, 5% 49,. io2 .........
Oahu Sugar Go. 5% ...... -. >. .........
O;aa Sugar Co. 6%s ..... 1850. .........
Pac. Sug. Mil Co. IS a.. -. =. -. -.
Pioneer MiI Co. 6% ...... 10: -.
Waialaa Agric Co. 5% -. 20: ......
Nationals Con- So. otA .........
HaWb. Irrigation Co. 6S 90 ........
Hamakua Ditch &c..
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It's surely the right time to C..
Brewer & Co about fire insurance.
The wrong time comes after the
house burns down
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Stocks we're considerably democrat
lied in New York yesterday, some OF
the railroads failing back. Toward
neon there was some Improvement in
the general list. but renewed pressure
in the afternoon produced new low
marks .E--E - - ---.-..-. = :
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1913-10-16
CONVENTION OF COUNTY
CIIMRAN CHA00I c


A convention OF all the Sunday
schools in the county is called to
met in Mexico Nov. 11-12. Repre-
sentative Sunday School workers per-
fected the nplans in this city Monday
Each Sunday School In the county
will be asked to send delegates. Per-
manent county organization is to be
effected, to affiliate with the State
Sunday School Association and the
International Association.
Various committees for the Novem-
Der meeting were appointed as fol-
lows: Chairman of program commit
+ tee, W. G. wilkins; chairman adyer-
tlsing committee, John Beal; chair
man reception committee. C. A. With
erspoon; chairman music committee,
4 S d Stocks. Members committee on
entertainment; l.. B. Hawthorne, Mrs
S Emmons, Mrs. J. A Guthrie, Mrs
w. w, Bolts and Mrs. ]. T Johnson.
The program for the Mexico gather
ing wi be completed In few
: days and full announcements made.
Among outside speakers who will
be here are Herman Mowmar and
Miss Edna NJ owmar of st Louis. MI
Bowman is secretary of the Missouri
Sunday School Association and Miss
Beard is an elementary specialist oi
note.