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the waters at Waikiki are better than
anywhere else. and wonder that more
of the local people do not take advan-
tage of them
Unless one has found from expert
ence the wonderful physical develop
ment gained from swimming, she
says, the stories told are almost in
credible. have seen SO many girls in
Honolulu who are no bigger than was
when / first took up swimming and |
am sure that If they knew what that
form of exercise would do for them
they would spend their leisure hours
at Waikiki. Two years ago | weighed
ll2 pounds, now my average weight is
anywhere from 125 to 130 / never al
low myself to gain more weight than
that - -. 49, -... ...
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Why SalveS Can't Cure Eczema

troubles but none that we can recom-
mend as highly as this for we know that
Odd. stops the itch at once. We Just
want you to give ODD. trial. That will
be enough to prove it.
OF course all other druggists have
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can't come to us--but don't accept some
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But IL you come TO our store, we ara
50 certain of what Odd will do for YOU
that we offer you a full size bottle on
this guarantee:-If you do not find that
1T takes away the itch AT ONCE, &c
costs you not cent.
Co Druggists I'LL
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Since the old-fashioned theory of cur
ing eczema through the blood has been
given up by scientists. many different
salves have been tried for skin diseases.
But it has been found that these salves
only clog the pores and cannot penetrate
to the inner skin below the epidermis
where the eczema germs are lodged.
Thistle quality of penetrating
probably explains the tremendous sue
cess of the well known liquid eczema
remedy, oil Of wintergreen, thymol. gly-
cerine. etc, as compounded in Odd.
Prescription. H. -. - ..~ :. -......
We have sold other remedies for skin
III -: Il. Benson. Smith &
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THE Thief A
real TRIUMPH
Of ARTISTRY
Worlds Fair Stock Company
Gives Remarkable lnterpre-
tation of Bernstein Drama
Cast of The Thief

On the principle Of keeping the
best for the last, Virginia Brissac has
shown herself to Honolulu playgoers
in the title role of 1.-THE Thief" just
before saying goodby to the many
friends that she has made here on and
off the stage. True, "The Third De-
gree" is to be repeated Thursday
night as farewell offering, but it is
in the character of Marie Louise
Voyson that Miss Brissac will be re-
membered by those who have follow
ed her through the stage stories of
the long engagement.
To say that a play grips" is to use
a phrase that has been worn thread
bare in the service of theatrical re-
porting, but no other combination of
words so exactly expresses the effect
of Bernstein's great drama of reality
on the audience. From curtain to
curtain as the story of woman's
crime for a mans love develops and
reaches a climax that is both artistic
and true to the ways of the world.
the play hofls those who witness
| it in the tense gripssof appreciation.
"The Thief tells the story of a
woman who loves herihusband to the
point where she neither knows nor
cares for the difference between right
and wrong. She knows that he is
proud of her looks and likes to see
her smartly gowned, and therefore
argues that she must have expensive
gowns to hold his love- The fact that
/, their income doesn't permit of these
expenditures, cuts no figure what
ever. NJ and Nine. Voyson pay an
extended visit at the home of their
rich friends the Legardes. The chance
comes for Marie Louise to help her.
self to large sums of money which her
friend is in the habit of carelessly
/ leaving in the drawer of a secretary.
The disappearance of the currency is
finally noticed, and detective en-
ployed by the Legardes fixes the
blaze on young Fernand Legardes, the
19-year-oI son of the house. But for
months the lad has been in love with
Nine. Voyson, who. regardless of the
harm she may be doing, has accepted
his alteration in half-amused, half
contemptuous way.
When Nine. Voyson finds that the
thefts have been discovered, and that
, she is on the edge of the precipice of
discovery, she does not hesitate to ask
young Legardes to make a false con-
fession, which he does, nearly break.
ing his fathers heart.
That night Richard Voyson dis
covers that his wife has six thousand
francs in her possession, which she
can not account for. She breaks
down and finally confesses the theft,
and almost wins the husbands promise
to let matters take their course, and
surreptitiously recompense the Lee
gardes. But suddenly the flame of
jealousy is lighted in Voyson. Why,
he asks himself, has this boy been
wiling to confess to crime that he
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Co.. Druggists.
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sMYTH.YOUNG NUPTIALs

Announcement was made today of
the marriage on Sunday of Mrs. Au-
gusta Young and Mr. Gavin M. Smyth
OF this city. The marriage was per-
formed at the Methodist parsonage
with the Rev. Robert Elmer Smith Of
ffciating.
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TELL NE A STORY"
A Shelf Full of Many Books for
Many Youthful Minds.

The classics of child literature con-
tinue to turn up from year to year in
new editions, elaborate or simple, often
illustrated by artists of worth. What
ever the change in the taste Of boys
and girls. especially of the latter, in
the matter of new books, however
great the difference between the new
interests OF their lives as compared
with those Of even twenty years ago,
there remain number Of immortal
story tellers whom time does not af-
feet, magicians of the imagination,
whether il be Mother Goose in the
nursery or the lore gathered by Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Lang from the four
corners Of the earth. The last of the
Lang volumes, The Strange Story
Book" Gongmans, Green & Coz was
reviewed in these columns a few weeks
ago. It needs no bush any more than
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DRAMA, PLAYERS AND THE NEW
ART OF THE THEATRE.

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ford Minute Men. Colonel William A.
Washington's flag at the battle OF Cow
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curtain, is remembered; and the story
is told of the banner that waved over
Fort Stanwlx, made Of a woman's red
petticoat. a mans white shirt and a
piece OF cloth from Captain Abraham
Swartwout's blue coat. Betsy Ross
is not forgotten. and then follows the
tale OF the thirteen stripes and Of the
steady growth OF the number OF stars
in the blue field. The author ends
with the flag over the schoolhouses
OF the Filipino children. A little book
written with the true spirit.
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nag, the voyages to Laputa, Balni-
oarbi, Luggnagg, Glubbdubdrib and
Japan, and to the country OF me
Houyhnhms all between its covers.
Louis Rhead has furnished over one
hundred drawings. This volume is uni
form with the Louis Rhead" editions
of Robinson Crusoe," robin Hood"
Tom Browns School Days" and The
Swiss Family Robinson" already is
sued. No doubt Pilgrims Progress"
will be added in course of time. 1t
was a good idea to incorporate an Tex
Librls" in the design for the end pa
pers Of these books. The book plate
habit cannot be cultivated too early In
life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
CLASSICS FOR THE YOUNG.

Whenever tales from Shakespeare
are mentioned the names Of the Lambs
come to mind. They. too. are OF the
company. But others have worked in
this field since they wrote so well. the
latest corners being Constance ana
Mary Maud, whose Shakespeare
Stories" Gongmans, Green & Coz
proves an excellent introduction to the
plays for older children. LAS You Like
It," Romeo and Juliet" Twelfth
Night" 1.-THE Tempest" King Lear
"A Midsummer Nights Dream The
Merchant of Venice" and Hamlet" are
the stories retold-a representative
choice. indeed. There is more mere
than the plots-a great deal Of the
original text, wisely chosen, TO impress
itself upon the memory. A book 20 be
recommended. Uongmans, Green *
Coz.
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CHANTIClEER.

II is an interesting experiment that
Florence Yates Ham has made in
turning Rostand's play into an animal
fable for children, THE Story of Chan
ticleer' Of. A. Stokes Company.
What will be its fortunes with its new
audience? How will it be received by
these little judges, who bestow their
favor or withhold 1t so positively, with
out hesitation or doubt? Will they adj
NIT IL to the immortal company that
began gathering long before the days
of Reynard the Fox, before the days
of .Fsop-satirists all, but simple story
tellers as well? Will Rostand prove too
modern for them? The children must
give the verdict, and one really desires
10 know what II will be. From the
grown-up point of view Mrs. Ham has
done an excellent piece Of work. She
has retained much of the human mean
ing Of the play below the surface OF
the story; she has reflected much Of
its poetry, its rich imagery Of the dawn
and the daily rebirth of the world.
Patou, as she draws him, will win his
way straight TO the hearts Of children,
one would think; Chanticleer may puz-
zle them a little at times, though it is
more likely that, after their usual
manner, they will not allow what puz-
zles them 10 mar their pleasure. And
as for the golden hen pheasant, she is
as dainty and coquettish and Turing as
she is in the original. ]. A. Shepherd
has provided the fable with an album
dance Of gayly colored pictures.
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United States and England Agree
THE DOOR THAT HAS
NO KEY By Cosn,o Hamilton
" Author of 'The Blindness of Virtue"
UNITED STATES

''Will be vehemently praised
and as vehemently condemned.
A novel which any person con-
versant with modern literature
and modern thought should
welcome a. a praiseworthy ad.
dition to our current literature"
-New York Times.
Reaches dramatic moments of
unusual poignancy."
philadelphia Public Ledger.
TT kept me up all night"
IN. Y. Morning Telegraph.
Bon, vie and vivid"
-NeW York World.
Discusses marriage and di.
vorce. With its brilliant charac:
teristics il 10 a notable novel"
-Neto York Evening Sun.
limo. Net, $1.2s
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A SELECTED LIST OF THE SEASONS
LATEST AND SUCCESSFUL BOOKS

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GULLIVER

Equipped with an introduction by
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Young reader, "Gullivers travels
comes from the press Of the Messrs.
Harper in a handsome volume remark
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Of glorious adventure; its satire is
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they see and feel the irony Of his pict-
ures Of human nature. This Is a full
bodied book, with Lilliput, Brobding-
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BIOGRAPHY. MEMOIRS, LETTERS
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TRAVEL, EXPLORATION, RAmblts
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TSMANSiIP.

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The most vital and arresting
novel that has been written in
this generation. Places Cosmo
Hamilton among writers who
will live as long as Thackeray:"
London Outlook.
Thoroughly characteristic of
its brilliant author - moving,
satirical, arresting, poignant
and scintillating with clever
flashes Of realism. A most
artistic production"
Liverpool Post.
A novel that will live"
-Classow Herald.
A novel to re-read and pre-.
serve. A wonderful piece of
work, alive with emotion.
Cosmo Hamilton's best work"
London World.
AVAIL BOOKSELLERS
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OLD GLORY.

Last and best, We have George Alex
ander Ross's capital little book for
little patriots. "Old Glory: The Story
of Our Country's Flag (Platt e.
Peck Coz. The illustrations are in
colors, and they are correct. Mr.
Ross tells the story OF the pine tree.
Cambridge, rattlesnake and Moultrie
flags, and that Of the flag of the Bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

war with the United States. BY George Il;
Rives, formerly Assistant Secretary OF
State. Charles Scribner's Sons. vol
umes, IS net.
THINGS / REMEMBER. BY Fred
erick Townsend Martin. The John Lane
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