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The evening world., 1913-03-18
DOES ADVERTISING
MAKE 4 DOCTOR
| 4 QUAck?

When ffIend Of yours OF your family
doctor tells you that Dr.. J. c. Mccoy Is
q quack Just hand him ~ Nttls srtics
you VIII find 4 ths bottom a ne nj
column. Thsn ~ your friend o. doeoov
what he thinks q d. MoCoys seeosd
and training.
That little article y under TIE headiag
"s Not Ire Judgment Of ne 0seatsst
Doctors IN New York Good Enough for
Your This article proves hat not one
doctor or surgeon In New York hss q
record superior 10 Doctor McCoy. II
proves nat no three specialists h his
line In New York have . record o rood
Is his. Read below whist Psol. Loomis,
New York's greatest paysseian, ssid Of
Dr.. Mccoy.
The only grounds any one has to cell
DR.. Mccoy . quaek ars that he advertiess
and he charges small fees. II you think
that advertising can take away his skill
DR.. Mccoy wants nothing 10 DO Win
you-Iust stay away from his oflles.
II you think thst the only doctor vAo
can do good work 10 the one Who chaRees
you more than you ean slSord 10 pay,
then asso stay sway from Dr.. Mccoy.
Ebert Hubbard. writing Of doctors 3D.
vertismg. says@
THE only man VITO should not slv~-
tise q the one Who hes nothinf 10 offer
In the way OF services or wAo can.ot
make good"
D.. Mccoy pNnes his Rsad. - - ~
% audrnt. He has nsds sosd . 1910
lie has discovered nSw nsthods cf tysaAH0o -
lie has dsvsaopsA Q tssstDsnt foP Aaaa1so ~
doe sway WITH tiss ~ q inseunss1D - -.
tions In the tssatmsge
The evening world., 1913-03-18
FROM CUTLERY TO CABBAGE.
Hardware Corporation Provides
Garden for 900 Employees.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, March M-
To overcome the high cost OF living. the
American Hardware Corporation. a
81. O0O.D00 concern, proposes to make
farmers out OF 100 OF It's employees
this summer.
The company announced to-day that
It will place a plot Of ground al the dis
posal OF every man who desires It and
seeds will bc supplied without cost. The
plan wGs evolved by Charles " jarvis.
President ot the corporation and OF the
Come ctlcut Agricultural society. lie
nas a big farm In Berlin. this STATE. and
works on 1t MORNINGS before he Soes to
the o@0os
The evening world., 1913-03-18

the potter-and what ne turns out 10
he from a moral standpoint depends
moro upon the pottsr-ths woman-than
upon himself.
The letteu Of two young women
follow:
BECOME EFFICIENT AND GET
OUT OF THE IS CLASS.
Dea- Madam: Three years ago
through death and reverse OF fortune
was compelled to leave school and
earn my own living. l held my
head very high as entered a down
town office for the first time in the
capacity Of Il clerk. Al tho end OF
the week l felt still more elevated
on receiving my first pay envelope
containing IS. After paying my
weeks expenses, however. l recog-
Mzed how very little OF my s. re-
manned. Then, for the first time. ]
came face to face with LIFE. How
was / going to get along on 81 a
week7 ] carefully analysed the mat
ter. ! thought Of other girls in the
once with me who were earning
far better salaries. and | wondered
why-the answer was simple-they
were more. efficient. Immediately
made up my mind taat | was going
10 work and win. ! continued in
my clerical capacity. closely observ-
ing every detail and at tl,e same time
pursuing a course In the evening
commercial school. In six months
time had fitted myself for n better
position and felt free to demand a
better salary. This | readily sue
ceeded IN, and to-day ] am proud
to relate the success OF my years. |
do not dress in silk or satin, nor do
wear gay plumage, but | always
try 10 dress neatly and well
1t Ia an undlsputed fact that the
S. period Of existence OF a girls lie
il a hard battle. This is the time
when temptation displays herself
VITA al. her pomp ana tries to snow
MS the easy way. We see around US
our saudy sisters and marvel at their
variety OF dress. &c. But this Is tho
time to conquer. Remember that you.
1siR siStsEA can have the came ~
The evening world., 1913-03-18
WHY 1T
IS RISKY
To Have Clogged Nostrils

The air you take should pass through
perfect set Of filters In your nostrils
The air filters separate the dust and dirt
and disease germs from the cir the same
as water filter strains germs from your
drinking water. The germs that are
caught by your nostrils are held by the
secretlons and are gotten rid Of BY blow
Ing your nose.
II your nostrils are eiogged you can
not free them In the natural way, BY
blowing your nose. The annoyance OF
clogged nostrils Is so great that you feel
you must get relied. You find you can
do this by drawing the germs and dis
charges from your nostrils back Into
your throat.
II you viii! look at the picture above
you will see the flltering apparatus In
one nostrll and Just back Of the nostril
you will see q growth which Is called
Adenoids. Now, Just below where the
nostrlls and throat come together. there
is little structure called the tonsll Oi
I.uschka. When germs are drawn back.
ward from the nostriis they settle In this
little tonsil. cause II to enlarge and
produces what Is called Adenoids. Aden.
ODDS make II difficult to take air through
the nostrlls and block up the tube,
which lead from the throat to the ear. II
this way deafness, head noises and dis.
charging ears are brought about, BY
drawing disease germs backward from
the nostrils and closing the ear tubes.
When the filters In the nostrils are
clogged up germs are often taken into
the throat, where they set up disease
This Is told by the throat feeling dry. lik.
sand when busted In Il, or there will b.
4 tickling sensation In the throat, like 4
horse hair hsd lodged In II. After q tim.
discharge forms which keeps you clear.
ing your throat When germs are moi
caught and held In the nostrils, anc
blown out IN the natural way, they ma,
pass on to the tonsils and 81 up Ton.
silitis. The tonsis try to prevent th<
germs from entering your Larynx.
II the disease germs enter the Larynx
they bring on Laryngitis. with Laryn'
gifts there Is soreness deep down In thu
throat. II Is painful to swallow; tn.
voice becomes husky and hoarse. Wher
germs have entered the Larynx and caus.
hoarseness disease Is on Its way to III
lungs. Hoarseness may indicate mat tn
germs OF tuberculosis have set "
throat consumption
The evening world., 1913-03-18

ana WIN.
II hate to admit It. but what trou.
BILE I did have In business was due to
women who forgot that they were
once young. and disliked to see me
advance"
NJ have won. but It has been no
easy matter. because the majority Of
mon I meet let me know in one way
or another that they are willing to
assist me along the downward path.
There are men who have absolutely
NO power Of discrimination"
1t Is interesting to contrast the
point Of view Of the young woman
who believes that her success was
hampered BY the jealousy Of her own
sex and the opinion Of the girl who
feels that she has succeeded despite
the men with whom she has come in
contact. In the life Of any woman
The evening world., 1913-03-18
Curing Shortness of Breath.

he sad, MY trouble Gssn -four yssn .aso.
gt short Of trssth. ] ooushsd q gwS DIAL and
with III. cough. u l isy, down ! f'li suiled gp
, ,i.ss along and got ''p little ''' during u'
II wen. 10 doctors In the hospitals snd they
treated me. bu. ! got no lstts<.''
In Mccoy nut Mr. Eisnbsehcr on treatment
and he now regorts thu, his consh Ia. sVus that
has sained II pounds IN weight.
Mr., Eiscntschc, rsdes At No. n Bloomfield
n uobnkn "
The evening world., 1913-03-18
WILSON TO KEEP HOLY WEEK.
M~kss Fact Known in Dscining
Theatre Invitat ton.

WASHINGTON. March president
wilson will not attend theatres this
week because II IS Holy Week and he
is inclined to defer to the custom OF
many people who especially devote this
week to the more serious concerns Of
religion. This became known to-day In
the Presidents drclinarion OF an invita-
tion from friend 10 attend the theatre.
The evening world., 1913-03-18

found for both beliefs though
despite the opposition OF
the Nmciencyhe capacity to DO the work
better ths bound to triumph
ndeavons impede remember that both and
Will the twin factors OF
efficiency efficiency No
competitive enountering the and sabs Of other
be preferred to tho
society the she also to mshe who tells her
she is that he II mad about
The evening world., 1913-03-18
NASH NOTION, March lS.-Th.

WASHINGTON, March ls,-The Pres
dent Is returning the many gifts sent
20 him by persons Throughout the coun-
try VINO are not known to him persons
ally. Some Of these were sent by office
seekers. others for advertising and l.
aAsGs uuWhAs au q Soodnssa Of heart.
The evening world., 1913-03-18
ARE YOU
GOING DEAF?

] have made . 0scovsy h ~ Hsn1DsnS e
he'd nutsss end dsafhsa whieh I 0est19 q -
porant one Ny discovery doc avay ~ ~
e ,"Ss, y,, o. 5000 - - - =
40 PAINFUL. and. tnstsad Of esB4nS ~ 49,
have oftsn forced II further W isto - =.
How tnporAnt ~ msehod a ussGnane b ~
r. Blown IN ths sass 4 Mr.. nsys1sa. ~ NJ
whrn NJ. Aif'-d R.yns.ss. m ss.-ssa =.
have been 20 deaf Of tinss tAak ] spxid 49,
hear my alarm dock whsa ] prs..sd Il 10 s01n0s
my ears. ! was tsoublsd wah nDiAo b ~ ~
that sounded nhs br.a burning. ! could ssad -
ths noise would wsks ne out os ny sisp "a
sounded like J wa In . NV MALL with eli -
b'Iss saws and planning machinas runuin1. N.
had sd, noi-, tpabsd me p much sslt I aaa sst
msni he report. ths. Inc noks have ~ = ID.
; :na I i, s. now S;s, watch ,e1 rs "a =.
at 81 stcond place. Brooklyn.
when To Rs,. William Johnston t,rse ssssHs4
Tlpps which len m. quite dat,
MY hearing failci ~ much that N the saVsh
wand ' world is.r s. % .ns could could ' e. -:
out what a sIesksf was saying when wat TO
u was very mueh .nnoy.d by .san. = .,
ear. that were Nae er.cksts chipping"
since tva,ps Rev. Mr.. Johnston ne sow -
turned
He an understand what spsAksrs say While ~
~. In the audience. and ne annoying hssd nsiss
Mr. Jihnston is the pastor Of Sparta Pvsss,.
terrain Church. sparta. ". J.
The following interview with Prof iooais vni
explain what he though q me;
New York Worll. sept. 9 1884,
"Prof. LOOMS. of the Universally Of New
York. the great sDeciHiist. said In siludis<
to medical usrn who advertise; 'Dr. Nc
Coy. Tor Instance. IL IN able mas we'll
edurat~tl. u Thorough scieutlst and first
class phy sician. lie 10 . graduate sf Belle
vue Hospital. lie ADVERTISE. dsss - In
mense business and 10 doing mech sse1.'"
n YOU suffer from ologs~i uostrls. dissasei -
trls, h,vr Geadachts or are going deaf. or have
lead uoisr. ar dr. throat OF a Throat that fnls
with phlegul. ard yoi thiua my training aud
rr,lrr should lalEe me q eood Doctor ] VIII bs
llea.cl 20 hare YOU visit my office. u will cost
,on nothing Tor au examination and advice.
n yuu reside outside u the CIV. Nrts ne and
I will be pleased TO si,lse you by lsetes concsm.
ing your coalition,
The evening world., 1913-03-18
NOunds on Stateroom Door of
Spencer-Tumer and Pro-
claims Relationship.
WAVES A CERTIFICATE.
Mrs. John Aston Sails on Biz
Kaiser to Godspeed From
Many Society Leaders.

On the North 0erman.Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm III sailed to-day the
Marquis spcnccr-Turner. whose cominss
and golnes have occupied much news
paper space In recent years. The father
OF tho Marquis was John Spencer
Turner. a wealthy cotton manufacturer.
who lived In this city. He was the orig
inal Marquis. his title having been con.
ferred by the Pope. When the old man
died he left his title and fortune 10 his
son.
But there was n string 10 the fortune.
The son, now forty-two years old. was
10 draw tho income only from the
$5oo,0O0 bcpueathcd to him up TO the
time Of his marriage. when he was 10
receive the principal. So the young
marquis went on a worldwide hunt FOR
a wife. lie found her in Rome. His
father died In 1905. but Il was only last
year that soulmate was found. She was
Mrs. Helen Doty Compton and she
AS seventy-hve years old. MARQUIS
Spencsr-Turner had known her several
years. They were married last July and
hve months later the wife died.
WOMAN BUSHES ABOARD,
CLAIMS HIM AS BROTHER.
The Marquis came over here from
Rome TO see about the bulk of his for
tune but the matter Is not yet settled.
He was formerly an Episcopalian min
lister In Brooklyn and had a fasc,iona-
bic congregation. He had ideas which
didn't suit some OF the pillars Of the
church and he resigned. Afterward he
became converted to Catholicism and
now ne Is in the Vatican in Rome.
Just before the steamer sailed a
much excited woman rushed aboard.
lnQuiring where the stateroom OF the
Marquis was she ran to 1t and pounded
- the door, The door was opened
siightiy. then promptly close and bolt
"a.
John Turner. are you not my
esothsrf" the woman shouted. There
- . marriage certificate to prove you
are my brother
To reporters the woman would vouch.
sAfs no further statement than that the
Marquis was her brother. She was ask ed
what the marriage certificate had to dc
with the matter. She said that 1,
proved the Marquis was her brother, but
would say nothing further than that.
John Spencer Turner loft q widow
three sons and n daughter. He had
married a second timo The woman who
caused the commotion on the steamer
4. was learned. was Mrs. Marie SPAR
forty years old and lives IT No. 70.
Grand street. Hoboken.
MRS. JOHN ASroR ALSO SAILS
The evening world., 1913-03-18

II she 10 honest With hsrsslf. NO
Sar1 need look any further than her
own heart to ma the source ana
excuse Of the jealousy Of the other
women Men Try to pretend that
they ere not subject to the same
fsslings, but they DO not succeed
very wen 60 any one who hiss come
in contact with them in business
or sport Or oourtshtp, In fact
wherever competition rsigns. AID
that u practically everywhere.
When you find a man or woman In
any competitive field who Is supremely
courteous to every one. 1t means merely
that the individual ts serensly sure OF
his or her ability TO meet and defeat the
field
WHERE THE GOLDEN RULE MAY
NOT WORK.
Sometimes this confidence may be mis-.
placed. But we must not expect a strict
adherence to the Golden Rule in lines
OF endeavor which prosper most by de-
fiance of 1t, The rising sun may not
give very much thought to the stars he
puts out, but 1t Is natural for the stars.
however philosophical. to think about
and to resent that upstart lumirary.
Men generaly profess to think that the
motto OF every woman in business Is
MY sword knows no sister" Their
most cherished tradition il that women
in any competitive neld regard each
other with jealousy and petty spite. In
this respect women are no better and
no worse than men. SO long as there
10 competition there Will be dislike.
there will be fear. there will he petty
criticism and fault finding. one thing
only can LIT a man or woman beyond
ana above It's influence, and that Is Su-
preme Efficiency. a thing to strive for
and thing TO keep, And those who
keep it are much fewer than those VINO
attain Il. don't think there Is very
much 10 be said about the men who
indicate their willingness to help down
ward" bat not upward. They exist, o,
course, but the average man Is not c.
their number: he is at his worst merely
the raw material OF morality or im-
moral.y-msysly clay W thA hands .,
The evening world., 1913-03-18
$1OO-IN PRIZES FOR LETTERS
BY REAL WORKING GIRLS-$1OO

Cash prizes amounting TO 500 will be given for the most help
full letters from REAL WORKING GIRLS the subject dealt with
in this series
The money will be divided follows: Two prizes of rs eac
Five other prizes OF $40 each
The letters which, in Nixoa Greeley Smiths judgment are
best and most helpful will receive these awards
The evening world., 1913-03-18
BY NIXOLA GREELEY.SMlTH,

carefully
the better salaries? mphey
efficient Immediately made that going
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-23
STAR BULLETIN
NEWSBOYS TO
SEE AUNT MARY
Virginia Brissac and Ino. Wray
Win Be Hosts of Youngsters
at Tom0rroW's Show

To the number of about 100, the
youngsters who sell the Star-Bulletin
en- the streets each day will be the
guests of Miss Virginia Brissac and
John @. Wray of the Worlds Fair
Stock Company at the presentation Of
The Regeneration of Aunt Mary at
tie opera house tomorrow might. That
the youngsters win enjoy themselves
is foregone conclusion, as Miss Bris-
sac and her associates demonstrated,
last night, that this bill is full of
laughs and they know Just where to
make their audience laugh and the
audience knows Just where to laugh
or rather the audience just can't help
itself. Laughter is spontaneous com
bustion in the Regeneration of Aunt
Mary; it is ever present; the original
gloom would be hard put to find a
place where a laugh is not appropri-
ate.
Newsboys are said to be most par
tial to theatres and the entire Star
Bulletin aggregation is said to be
deeply in love with Miss Brissac. for
the reason that she is their Good
Fairy and has extended to them an
invitation to be among those present
end laugh their little sides sore to-
morrow night. Should there be an
election for Queen OF the Fairies in
Honolulu this week and were Miss
Brissac a candidate she could safely
count on the Star-Bulletin newsboy's
vote and figure on the entire outfit
repeating"
The REGENERATION Of Aunt Mary is
one of the best of the numerous good
things that Miss Brissac does and she
can be relied upon to extend herself
to the utmost tomorrow night when
her legion of loyal supporters are
hosts at the opera house.
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kIM'S CASE IS
in THE HANDS OF
DISTRICT JUDGE

M. S. Kim made a lengthy and i'm
passioned appeal for his release from
custody before District Magistrate
Monsarrat at police court this morn
ing, at the conclusion of a trial,
continuing over a period Of a
week, in which the Korean faced q
series of charges of defrauding sew
eral Japanese haekmen, and also OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
from Suzimoto, a pig rancher.
Kim contended that his Japanese
accusers have perjured themselves in
giving testimony on the witness
stand. He denied ever having receiv-
ed the sum attributed by the Japa-
nese, which is alleged to have totale b
$1,000. He admitted negotiating the
loan in which Jailer Asch figured.
which amount was later paid back by
Asch Kim acted in the capacity of
attorney in his defense and conduct
ed the hearing in manner that caus-
ed a galaxy of legal lights to sit up
and take particular notice.
District Magistrate Monsarrat, an
nounced at noon today that he would
reserve his decision for tomorrow
morning.
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'AlESHE Will
BECREMATED
in HONOLULU

Especial Star-Builetin Correspondence
wAILUKU, Maui. Sept. Pat the
sudden death of Mrs. Robson Bar
nett, whose stage name was
"Ayesha, the Maui community has
been greatly shocked. The death oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock at the Mahulani hospital
where Mrs. Barnett had been taken
a few days before. Arriving from
Kona on the Mauna Loa, Sept. 9Th,
she was far from well, and during
the last few days before she allowed
herself to be placed under the phys
|ieian's care at the Maui county hos
pital, she had grown decidedly worse.
she had been ailing during the last
day or two Oh her performances In
mona, where she had attracted the
attention of the entire side of the
Island by her remarkable skill as
"a hypnotist, and when she took the
boat she was very sick woman.
She expected to rapidly regain her
strength on Maui, and went to the
Waikiki hotel, s0.where she rested,
having been obliged to cancel all her
Maui appointments. A strange pre-
monition OF death seemed to take
possession of her, for her husband
said that more than once she had
spoken of not getting over her III
ness. She had told her three year
o., daughter that she would not live
to see her grow up. Barnett thought
nothing particularly of his wife's re-
marks, and had felt that on Saturday
afternoon she was much improved.
With this assurance he had slept
late on Sunday morning, after having
had a performance at Hamakuapoko
the night before. At noon he receiy-
ed a message that his wife was
worse. He hurried to the hospital to
find that she had suddenly become
much weaker, and in this state rec
ognized only the little daughter. Re
turning to the hotel for something
to eat, he returned in short time,
and just as he stepped upon the YER
anda was greeted with the news that
his wife had just breathed her last.
Mrs. Robson Barnett, formerly Len
ore White, of San Francisco, daugh-
ter of Richard C. White, well known
actor on the Pacific coast, had during
the last ten years earned for herself
an enviable reputation as a hypnotist.
She had appeared repeatedly before
Honolulu audiences, and of late had
been travelling about the other Isl
lnds Liking the out-of-door freedom,
both the husband and wife felt that
they were in much better health than
they had been in the city, and had,
made their plans to put in several
weeks more of similar experience.
Friends fear that the. sever attack
of dysentery with which Mrs. Bar.
nett had been suffering for more
than two weeks had been brought on
by something that had been eaten
Heart failure, accentuated by her
very. weak. condition from loss of
blood by her sickness brought the
end suddenly when such sad eli
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DAILY REMINDERS

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advertisement
Concrete sidewalk and stone curbInE
put In reasonable. Telephone 1l67.--
advertisement.
When yon buy ask for Green Stamps
<-take no others: they're yaluo1Io.-
advertisement.
See our line Of boys school cloth
ing. Fashion Clothing Co, 1i20 Fort.
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Hires distilled water root beer Is q
necessity Consolidated Soda Works.
advertisement.
Best and cheapest awnings, tents
and sails at Cashmans,, Fort near Az
len. advertisement
Around Island trip $500 Q pas
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DR.. f. L. Ferguson, dentist, Metro
pole Bldg, 1850 AIakea st. Tele-
phone 4772.--advertisement-
Those who have purchased yrotec-
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N0Qt a C---lA a AAiC onOtAA0 OS40@ ------
burn them out Those who have not
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Your grandfather and your father
both knew of the supremacy of the
Howard watch. as its rating and per-
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many, many years make Il truly
Americas Most Eminent Timepiece. !"
Wichman & Co. will be pleased to
have you inspect the different Howard
Watches at their store on Fart street
DR.. A. N. Sanford presents his aloha
IN this form to the Civic Convention
delegates from the other islands, and
announces that, should any Of them
meet with an accident to their glasses
while in Honolulu. they can be sure of
quick repairs at his Office IN the Bos-
ton block. Delegates WHO have eye
trouble are invited to come In, with a
view to the examination d their eyes,
and the fitting of glasseslif needed
advertisement.
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TAKES OFF DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Girls! Try this! Makes hair thick,
glossy, fluffy, beautiful-NO
more itching scalp.

Within ten minutes after an applica
ton of Danderine you cannot find a
single trace of DandruA or loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch, but what will please you most
will be after a few weeks use, when
you will see new hair, fine and downy
at first-yes-bu really new hair
growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time The effect Is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light, fluffy and
wayy, and have an appearance of
abundance: an Incompatible lustre,
softness and Iuxuriance.
Get a % cent bottle of Knowlton' 5
Danderine from any drug store or tot
let counter, and prove that your hair IS
as pretty and soft as any-that it has
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment-that's all-you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots of it il
you will just try little Danderine.-