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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
MAKING VIRTUES OF -FOUR pE.
FECTE.

Is your skin brown. are your tea
lures sharp. your eyes small? Per-
haps you are freckled, and perhaps
your hair persists in being straight.
Are You painfully thin or over-stout
10 your neck too long?
a little French actren has just
come hsre-Mlle. Adoni Fovieri--and
what seams 10 have impressed her
most is that We American women do
not make the most of ourselves.
French women" she declares,
''know how to urn even q blemish in
to q beauty mark. Note this tiny apot
on my face" she adds. DARE you cay
& doesu't make my skin ssam clearer?
Naturally. that spot 10 vague.
brown barely visible. but With O pen.
Gil ! Deepen It's color. and 10. tnstteA
Of q blesnish, . beauty spot! VOLTA. do
you zee my meaning?
New, II your skin 10 brown, BY
cleanliness ana good heslth. mako s1d
keep II lust the smoothalk brown pktr
You can. instead OF trying By artificial
aid to whiten it. Take the best posi-:
bic care OF. your eyes aud their brqws
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26

Entertained q Dinner. ia.
MI. and Mrs. y. A. Gstcher OF
Chestnut street, entertained ~ their
guest 4t dinner ON ChriStmsS day. Nj.
aud Nrs. Theodore Alroth.
EatsVtsauiug Guest.
lliss Ella; Murphy Of St Thernas- y
Q delightful guest tor Z feW daSa at
the home Of Mrs Thomas McGoey on
North Fourth street.
vt9 Hs@3, F alsn :; Hsss; -. .,-,,.
ed in the city to visit for saversl Gays
with his sisters. Mrs. II. q. HAM Of
University avenue and Mira. J. a.. Gil.
loely Of Chestnut street.
Spent Christmas Here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Holmes and two
children. Dorothy and Arthur, spent
Chr1stmas at tho home Of Nj. and
Mrs. Il. Payne on South Fifth street.
Air. Holmes returned to lnketer this
for home tomorrow morping.
Miss. Cara 2nderspn and Fred Lar.
son OF Dayon were married this week,
ct the Lutheran parsona9e In Davis
Lake. Rev. Barren, pastor OF the
church. odlctated.. The attendants
were Mr.. and Mr4 Nelson.
A, very pretty wedding wa Sola1n-
ni1Ad 1t the German Lutheran church
AZ Dresden on Thursday Of last week,
xhsn Miss RpsaliA. euelt1 Of osna.
brock, became thu. Bride Of Mr.. Will
liam Friday Of Munich. The cere-
mouy. wal performed in the p~reserc.
Of a.larse gathering Of friends Of
both bride and groom from Munich,
osnahrock, Lan$don and Dresden.
Reverend a. c. BierwaSon ofhciated,
and the attendants were Title suelts
and John Sueltz, stGter aad brotner Of
the bride. and MisSSsusie Friday Aad
John Friday, siststsand brother IT the
groom. a{
At winnipeS, Aaaitoba. on Tuesday:
Rev. Aexander Hamilton, pastor Of
the Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church united in marriage Miss Laura
j. McFaddsn. daughtsr 81 the late
David McFhddsn 81 .Bathxate ana ~.
or Hanson Of Waihalla Ct Z o'clock
In the evening. Only . few friends
Of the contracting. parties were 'pres.
ent.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26

= With long or three-quarter slesvet.
The blouse made with raglan slaves
that extend to the neck is q new one.
extremely smart and very pretty for
the fashionable soft materials THIS
one includes a full vest that can be
made from net Or any similar ma.
tertal which gives a very dainty eject.
The frill ct the neck is a feature also.
The long. sleeves are somewhat un-
usual, being slashed and planted to
give a cuff effect: those Of thres.Quar-
ter length are simply hnishsd with
attached cuffs. In the picture. bro
caded charmeuse is made with . lace
vest and frill. Plain silk would be-
pretty. with shadow net used for the
trimming portions. Marquisatte or
chiffon Is effective used in conabiua-
ton with either crepe or satin.
For the medium size, the blouse
will require 5 SIS Yards Of material
81. cs.4 yards Sc. : 1.s yards "a In
eles wide. with ! yard 81 inches wide
for the vest and neck frill.
The pattern s0S5 is cut IN sizes
from 81 to 40 inch bust measure. It.
Will be mailed to any oddYess by the
IA shion department Of this paper: OH
receipt Of ten cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
~ U1eAM MOORE.

and lashea. They : Z bruaette's spe.
cial assets.
Perhaps your frsckles will disappear
It you apply the following lotion sew
eral times daily, using 2 soft linen
cloth: -Four ounces Of tactic acid. two
ounces Of glycerine aud one ounce Of
rosewater. II they do not, study your
face In the glass and zee what you can
do to play up to the freckles.
Change that severe expression for
one that just hints Of sauciness. make
your eyes laugh aud your mouth
seem about to break into q smile.
You'll see. then. the freckles will DO
only 2 part Of u perfect whole.
II your eyes are small and piercing
and your hair il straight, 70 that you
are compelled to forego tho waves
that tend to soften features. arrange
the hair neatly, avoiding upstandins
osuameutA Train your Wa-h1ows into
an arched curve. aud YouS mouth Into
= eupt6,o. bow. and cultlvpt4 The habit
Of dropping THE lids ..oveg the eyer q
BIT. -
just a-htat Of the euizzieal. the rny,.
tssie4e u. the ~expresston Will counter.
act the ugliness Of straight hair. And
10 I might 60 on indefinitely. bat let
us take the cue Mile. FcVieri has civ.
lon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
The Day After Christmas.
hobby horse has Just two broken

The hobby horse has Just two broken
The toy train won't run any more.
While the doll that the girl had ad.
mired so much. d.
Has ended her brief and tragical life;
She's scattered in bits on the door!
ALI, sad is the fate Of the woolly white
dog!
In chasing a feline Of tin.
His steps being guided by Buddy. aged
Breathing forth threats to eat pussy
alive,
He fell amid ashes and Goals In tho
crate,
quite running his r~apturous grin. IS.
The saudy toy gun and the sure trus.'
Each carried by good nghtins men,
Were shattered In charging the red
men, at bay.
In conflicts that lasted a long sum-
While war whoops resounded from
under the tree.
And into the library glen.
And what shall one say Of the Noah's
ark crew.. ~ ~. H..
ALI lost In. the bottomless sea.
That tossed their quaint craft as they
journeyed afar
On TAI" away foods. as becomes a
stout tar, -
A.saving the elephant, tiger and
horse, ..
The dog and the bis chinlpanzee?
All, pity the poor, d~efenssless toy. :
A Christmas" gfft to q girl or boy!
) Andrew Farrell.
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Society Personals

Miss Harta Germain Of slinneapoli,
is spending a.4Ava dayx in the. city.
Visiting With her mother, Mrs. n. Ger
main. at Lariuaofo ball - 49,. =.
Mr.: and iMrs. O.. B. Eurtnsss are
enjoying q holiday :visit at tho home
Of afrs. Burtness'e parents in Detroit,
MINI. =
Mr.. and Mrs e. P. Larkin Of North
Fourth street are entertaining az their
guests a few days, Mrs. Larkin's pat
outs. MI. and Mrs. +. Mcravish Of
cando. and Min Alma McTavish OF
Newbuyg. n. D.
Mrs. H. w. r. Law has gone to
Hannah to spend several daya visit.
ing. friends and ~felativeh
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
Meat loaf.

To each pound OF chopped bses add
two ounces Of tat fpork or suet: mix
crumbs. SonA tsGspoontui Of salt, ssa-
sonings Of hsfbs aKd.a beaten Sge. A
few drops of vinegar or lemon juice
Softens the NEST fiber and makes II
steeraed one or two hours or put into
the oven and baked, basting occasion.
ally. Any Of the loaf left over may
DO dipped in asS and crumbs and tried
as croquettes. ::
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26

winter"
his work. After he had rested a few
minutes he ran down the old apple
tree and over to a pile Of dry leaves
along the stone wall. In a few min
utes he was back In the apple tree
with as many as he could. carry. He
looked this. way ana. that way to
make sure that none Was watching,
and then whisked tpSide. Drummer's
old house. When he got ready to come
out again he first peeked out to be
sure that no II was about. When
he vas sure, absolutely sure, he DART
ed out and down after more leaves.
So Chatterer worked as hard as
ever he could. taking leaves ana soft
grass and strips Of soft lining OF bark
into the hole. in the .~rle. tree, and
one forgetting to watch out
that no saw him. At last he had
enough for a warm. comfortable bed
and had fixed 1t Just to. suit him -;
Now let the wind blow
And bring the white sn ow
-: soon as ever II plesses;:,
Ill be warm and snug
As a bug in. a-ruf,.
And don't.ca al q snap when it
So said Chatterer a. he finished his
bed making. And then suddenly he
remembered that he hadn't. anything
to eat when the snow should como
and cover the ground.
Next Story: Chatterer Works Hard,
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mix with sugar and lemon juice. Re-
duce the liquor to one and one.half
teaspoonfuls. Line with paste and
cover With prunes. pour over the
liquor. dot over with butter, and
dredse with flour. Put on an upper
crust ana bake in a moderate V
stewed Chicken With Onions.
Dress. clean and cut into pieces for
serving, two chickens Cook in a
small quantity Of water with eighteen
tiny young onions. Remove the chick
en- to serving dish - soon rs tender
and when onions ara soft drain from
stock ana reduce stock to-. and
cups. Make . sauce Of three
tablespoonfuls Of butter. 1our table.
spconfuls OF flour. stock, and one
half cup Of heavy cream: then add
the yol1 OF. three eggs. salt, pepper
and lemon juice to taste. Pour the
sauce over the chicken and onions.
Baked Bean Soup.
Three cups cold baked beans, three
pints Of water. two slices of onions.
two stalks OF celery, one and cne-half
cups OF stew,ad and strained tomatoes,
two tablespoonfuls' Of butter. two ia
blesroonfuls Of flour. one tablespoon
full Of chilli sauce. salt. pepper. Put
the beans. water. onion anu celery in
q saucepan: bring to boiling point
and simmer 80 minutes. Rub through
q seivc: add tomato and chile sauce.
season to taste with salt and pepper,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
and blend with butter and flour
cooked together. Serve With crisp


Baked Bread and Cheese.
Slice stale bread half an Iach thick
and lay in = pudding dish with altar
nats lewsrs Of cheese and 4 littlA TAFT.
When the dis his full and the ShA1tA
10 On top, pour milk slowly until the
bread is nearly covered. Cover ana
bake half an hour; uncover aud brown.
The bread will puff up and look 40
good as it faster. 80
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26

Many town men hope to move to
the country and engage IN the chick
en- business, aud others are Willing
to stay in town.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
sssssssss-s
TRUE AND TFsJED RECIPES.
Chestnut stufsius

Chestnut Stuffing.
Three cupfuls Of French chestnuts.
one-half cup Of butter, one teaspoon.
9ul of salt, one-fourth cup Of cream,
ono cup Of cracker crumbs, one
eighth teaspoonful pepper.
ehsll and blanch the chestnuts.
Cook In boiling salted water until sol-
Drain and mash, using q potato r1oer.
Ada one-half the butter, salt, pepper
and ream. Melt the remaining but
ter. mix with cracker crumbs and then
combine the mexaures.
Orange Sauce for Meat and Fish.
One-fourth cup Of butter. one
q bFowu stock, one.1,slf teaspoonful
OF. salt, few grains Of cayenne. juice
OF. two oranges, two tablsxpoopfuh at
shorty Wine, rtud Of one orange, cut
in fancy shapes.
Brown ths buttsr. all the nour
with salt AID cayenne, and stir until
we'll Drowned. Add the stock grad.
ually and just before serving. orange
Juice, sherry and pieces OF Iind.
Pudding Glacc.
Two cups Of milk, two-thirds Of raj
sins. one cup Of sugar. n egg. one
tablespoonful OF Ilour, Onc.fourth tea
spoonful Of salt. one quart of thin
cream. onc.half cup Of almonds. one-
half cup Of candied pineapple. one
third cup OF canton ginger. three ia
blespocnfuls Of wine. Scald the raj.
sins in milk for is minutes. strain,
make a custard Of milk, egg. sugar.
flour and salt: cool an dadd the pine
apple. ginger. cut in small pieces, nuts
finely chopped, wine and cream; then
reese. Tho raadns should be rinsed
and saved for . pudding.
pIun0 Pie.
ous-half pound Of rrunss. cne-hai1
CUP Of sugar (scent). one tablespoon,
full Of lemon 3uice. one and cne.ha..
tesspocnfuls OF butter, etaS tablespoon
fu Of flour, Wash the pIunss and
soAk in enough cold water to cover
Cook in same until .soft.. Remove ths
stonss.. cut the .prunes III quarters aud
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
Pretty Party at Fargo.

Pretty Party at Fargo.
fargo Courier-News: perfect tn all
appointments was the second party Of
the Metropolitan German club. given
in the knights Of Columbus hall last
evening. Christmas colors predominant
ed in the elaborate feetooning. and ar
tistic arrangement OF flowers, which
formed an attractive background for
the many chaTmtnsly atttred dancers.
Mother Goose german, led by Hector
Barnes, with the markers. namely:
the Misses Ruth Schuylr. Elizabeth
Bailey Ruth Miller and Jean Wilson
In costumes suggestive of the Mother
Goose rhymes.
At 1? o'clock a four.course dinner
was served in the dining room. where
the Am color tones were carried out
In the table appointments and decora-
q beautiful glow on the r1errymakers,
whose gay conversation and ready re.
partee made the entire evening an un.
usually enjoyable one.
Masonic Dancing Party.
The Masons were hosts last evening
al a very enjoyable dancing party. CIV
en- in their hall in the st. Johns
block. The affair was informal ana
Halls orchestra. furnished the music.
The guest list included Messers. and
Mesdames W. H. Kelsey, Floyd G..
Weller. r. H. Blair. H. L. Church,
Frank v. Kent. c. L. Tompkins. q. r.
jacob, William Panovitv, e. J. David
son. +. B. Feetham. Fl. e. Payne. C..
F. Holmes Of 1nkster. c. s. Marsdan.'
W. e. Deitz. G. F. Reiton, Mrs. Har-
old Lamming; Misses Lulu Reading.
Mary Warth, Geraldine jacob, May
Nisbet, Ertestine jacob Louise
Neate, Robinson Ray Of Ojata. Elisa
Elair. J.. p. Kennedy of Vancouver,
3. c.: Roy w. Russell. Clifford Hall.
Frank EIankey, G. G. saunderson, VIII
son Ray, ]. p. Nelson, +. G. Denker.
William Giles.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
FRATERNITY HEAD DIES.
!. 9. Root Was Founder and Com
mander Of. Woodmen Of World.

Omaha, Dec. 2s.-,J. c. Root, .sovsr.
elEn commander Of the woodrneu OF
the World and founder Of that order.
died At .Hendereouytlle, N. G.. accord
infestlnal ana Kindred troubles were
gtven as the cause sof. his death.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
Entertaining Guests.

Entertaining Guests. ..--
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore OF
12l1. University avenue. are su~ts::aia.
ing as their guests this week. Nj. and
Mrs. Jesse Moore Of. Fargo and Mrs
3. l. Kelly and daughter, Miss Ethel
Kelly. 81 Minot. :. :.
Celebrated: wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sparks Of For
est River celebrated their fifteenth
wedding anniversary this week by en-
tertaining two large companies OF
relatives ana friends. Tuesday even.
ing they entertained 1t dinner and the
guests included . large number OF
friends and relatives. On. Wednesday
evening they gave q. reception at their
home. and forty guests vert. hidden,
Games and guessing. contests were the
pastimes and prizes were awarded is
Mrs. Andrew Johnston, Miss ,Rutlr
B stnan and A. Leeson. At midnight
= delicious supper vas served. Mr..
and Mrs. Sparks were presented witt,
several handsome cut glass dishes, as
souvenirs OF the. occasion.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
Entertained at Dinner.

Mr.. and. Mrs. E. Fl. Blair gave a
handsomely appointed dinner. Christ
mas dav at their home, 210 Chestnut
street. The rooms were made very at
tractive with the Christmas .decora-
lions and one Of the special features
vas the Christmas tree. Followins the
service Of the delicious repast games
lnd music were the diversions
v Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. B.
IA. Lein, MT. and Mrs. C. E.. Ross. Mrs.
NJ. A. Blair, D. s. Blair, Mrs. Al. A
Hawkins. ]. Walter Hawkins, s. D.
Blair, Miss Hattie Baasch, Arthur
Frankie, Miss Doris Walker.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-26
Il. g. Holiday Party.

The social event for this evening,
will be the annual holiday party to be
given by the Knights Of Columbus. i'll
their hall, in the Metropolitan opera
house block. Finley's orchestra will
render the music and dancing will be-
gin at Q o'clock. The. committee in
charge comprises Of r.. Earl. Rohert-
son. chairman. H..A. R0rke, Fred ].
Kelly, Cleary Mouley and z. S. LES
.oerance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-06

TEACHERS ARE
GRADUATED

At meeting of the Free Kinder
garten and Children's Aid Association
in the assembly hall of the Library OF
Hawaii at half-past nine o'clock this
morning, Mrs. Norma Wadman Ad-
ans and Miss Ora L. Saunders were
awarded diplomas after having COM
eleted two years course in the
Free kindergarten Training School.
Mrs. Adams has been appointed by
the board to take charge of the ka-
lihi kindergarten, while Miss Saun-
ders' appointment is to be made later.
The free kindergartens of the city
close for the summer at the same
time as do the public schools, and the
increased attendance at these kinder
gartens during the past year has been
remarkable The association now has
charge Of the Palama, Kalihi, Kaulu-
wela, Fort Street, Miller Street, Mu-
riel and Beretania kindergartens. the
attendance at each ranging between
so and 125. Besides awarding diplo-
mas to the graduates of the training
school, it was announced that Fred
Dana, who recently resigned as boys
worker at the Palama Settlement, has
been appointed as assistant to Miss
Alice Oleson, head of the Beretania
kindergarten.
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DAILY REMINDERS
Bungalows baIlt cheap. Tel. sis7-

Bungalows built cheap. Tel sls7.-
advertisement.
Order your soft drinks from the re-
liable Consolidated Soda Works.-ad-
lvertisement
Concrete sidewalk and stone curbing
put in reasonable. Telephone 2l57.-
advertisement.
When you buy ask for Green Stamps
take no others; they're valuable
advertisement
eastman, fer tents. awnings, sails
and tarpaulins. Fort, near Alien
Advertisement.
Wanted-Two more passengers for
around the island at $500. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel. 2l41.--ad-
vertisement.
Nice Young squads for sale cheap
at Young ,Kee Grocery Store, 1920
Emma street near Beretania. Tel
ephone 1856
hold weekly auction sales Of fru-
niture and general merchandise on
Thursdays at my rooms, Sachs block,
rs peretania st. George v. Jakips.-
advertisement
The Tax Appeal Court will sit at the
Tax Office at Honolulu beginning June
9TH ut 8 a. m. for the purpose OF hear
ing Tax Appeal Cases in the First Tax
ation Observation-Disclosures
NJ. T.. Silva, the undertaken, will
move to his new undertaking parlors
on Kukui and Nuuanu streets the
the last week of this month. It's the
only up-to-date undertaking estab-
lishmentS- of ay.-adyertisement
Besides the tasty taste there's 4
good medical reason for eating plenty
of candy-espec ially Lehnhardt's Cele-
brated Candies. Henry May & Co.
are. selling Lehnhardt's assorted can
dies at Csc, SOC and 81 the box. Yes,
1871 is the number-advertisem
Notice the changes in telephone
numbers of the departments of the
Bank of Hawaii The changes are
shown in their ad. in this issue.
Aloha Temple, A. A. O.. N. M. s.,
will hold its quarterly session at the
Masonic Temple, June z, 1913, at 1880
O'Clock p. M
The Iolani Guild will hold its annual
sale on June 10th at Progress block,
opposite Sachs building. The laulau
table will be in charge OF Mrs. Caro-
line Clark. The cake and candy table
will be in charge of Mrs Arthur Wall,
Mrs. j. @. Young, Mrs. Andrew fuller
and Mrs. Helen Noonan; lei table, Mrs.
Mary Karratti and the Muumuu table
Mrs. Norrie and Mrs. E. Hose.-Ad-
yertisement.
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LOCAL and GENERAL

The members OF the local lodge Of
Elks will meet in their hall on King
street at half-past seven o'clock.
The closing exercises at the Mid
Pacific Institute will be held Thurs
day afternoon, June 10, on the cam
pus of the institution.
The first Of series of musical
luncheons by the Commercial Club
viii be held tomorrow at IL o'clock,
at which time Herr Anger. the cello
soloist, will render several selections.
He will be accompanied at the piano
by Carlos Caceres.
Chu Lee Young, Hop Wo and Ma
sula, pilots of the sea-going hack,
were fined SIS and costs each in
Judge Monsarrat's court yesterday
for cutting corners. Another jehu.
Hou Lin Tin. had his case stricken
from the calendar
In order to take the position left
vacant by the death of the late. Ralph
A. Lyon, Arthur E. Jordan, for the
past ten years chemist for the Ha-
waiian Sugar Planters Association.
has resigned that position to become
chemist for the Hawaiian Fertilizer
Company.
The contract for installing the
sewerage system in the Auwaiolimu
tract has been awarded by Superin-
tendent Caldwell of the public works
department. to the Lord Young En-
cheering Company, the lowest bid
der whose tender was 81, 1872 for
the entire job
Alleging that her husband not only
failed to paw her transportation back
from the coast. after urging her to
go with relatives, but has consist
emily declined to support her or her
two-year-old child since her return,
Mrs. Ida p. Andrews has filed a d.
vorce petition in circuit court asking
a legal separation from John Piwa
Andrews.
hold its first pubic meeting June 10.
at 10 a. M, in the senate chamber of
the capitol building. Claims are to
be prepared on special blanks, to be
obtained from Clerk w. F. Drake at
the capitol The final date for fling
these is set at July Is. and the Sec
ond meeting of the commission is
for July %.
Mrs. Hattie Kawaianui Kamakao
Paopua, wife of John H. Defries of
Puuloa. OalDi, died at her home In
Kaimukf late yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was born at Hilo April
IL, 1864, and was a daughter of s.
Kipa, governor OF the: Island OF Ha-
vail under the monarchy. and Nihoa,
The body will be embalmed and
shipped to Hilo for interment in the
family plot in the. Hall cemetery.
At meeting Of the Epworth
League yesterday "a new cabinet for
he coming year was formed COM
,used Of the following officers: Glen
president; John Villasan-
"a. spiritual vice-presfdent: Vicente
Lionoze, missionary vice7president;
Joseph Cruz. vice-president mercy
md help; Limo Padillar, vice-presi-
lent social department; Cirilo Sa-
onga, secretary, and Mrs. E. /:
tanks. treasurer.
Preparing to hold sessions for two
,r three weeks at Hilo. beginning
Iulv z. the u. s. district court will
virtually clean up Fts calendar of
cases in Honolulu before |
hat date. a large number of hear
ngs on minor charges being set for |
.arly disposition by Judge Dole yes !
erdav. Several penal cases are to
,e taken up on the Big Island next |
month, the court expecting to finish |
hese and return to Honolulu by
uly %.
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Some stories are hard to believe
unless you want to believe them.
rum with business makes the under
takers eye twinkle.
The stems of several different
shrubs and trees in San Domingo are
used. by the natives in the nature of a
toothbrush, or as what the natives call
Chew stick"
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Last year the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road Company served about ten mil
lion meals on its trains and steam
ships and in its hotels. The average
was more than thirty thousand meals
day.