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Evening star., 1914-02-12
Women's Dress Dept.

Q Brocaded Satin Evening Dresses. cflff-
So 90
5 Charmeuse and Lace Dancing Frocks,
sizes "a. So and 3s: $1295 each. We're
$3.50.
White Silk Poplin Afternoon Dress
with jacket of Persian novelty material
s1295. Was $3.50.
l Three-piece Charmeuse Suit. with VEL
vet coat to match: size So: $3.50 Was
$1,000
Three-piece Suit. chiffon bodice: size IS;
$500. Was S125.00.
/ Afternoon Dress of black moire silk.
waist of black net and chiffon. suitable
for mourning wear: size 36; 5000 Was
$50. 80.
Third door. G st.
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S4.35 each. Were 5000 and $50.
Mems Clothing Dept.

l6 Mems Suits in plain black and gray
mixtures; sizes "a, 50. sc. 81. IS and 80
regulars; 10, Al stouts; s13.75 each. Were
up to S22.50
4S Mems Suits. including odd styles OF
some of the best patterns of the season.
in grays blues and mixtures: sizes 3d. 80.
81 3S and 10 regulars; 81 IS, ~, II and
~ stouts: 40. AZ and Is long stouts: $40
each. Were up to 5000.
II Young Mems Overcoats. in brown.
gray and tan mixtures, belted backs ana
convertible collars; sizes is, "a and 50;
So 10 each Were up to 5000.
is Mems Overcoats, of plain blue chin
chilla and gray and brown mixtures; sizes
"a to 40: S17.1J each. Were up to $1,000.
Second 1oor. Tenth ST.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Wonen'S Coat Dept

1s-length Cloth Coats iu brown. green snd
garnet. semi fitting Styles sizes 81 and ;:6: So IS
each. Were $500
:; Velour de Lane Coats. in brown. tsure ard
blue: sizes SO and IS. Reduced from $500 to
Sl2.95 each.
= Evening Goats. brown and Nell rose. lined
throughout: fur collars: 90 each Were 81, o.
White Broadrloth Evening Coats. IT N
med with coiored velvet. the other with hiacl;
sizes % and SO. so5.o0 each. VT $3.50
Black Broadtail Coats, lined throughout
shawl collar and set-in sleeves; sizes l5 and "a:
SlS..yo each. Were So. co.
Several Black and Gray Stripef Plush Coats
sizes 81 and 10: $12.ao each. Were sc9.Jo.
Third floor q sf
Evening star., 1914-02-12
l.i..c Ginghan
Office Furniture Dept.

,;ojden Oak Office Table, slIshtiy DAM
aged: 500. Was S12
i Oak Oficc Table, with drawer; *lo''e'
> Golden Oak Sectional Bookcases. each
having two book sections; $3.50 each.
High grade Desk, 10 inches long. with
roll top; 81. 80. Was $500.
/ Roll Top Moon Desk, With typewriter
t,,cbn,nut. $1,000 Was 5000.
i :5J-juch Oak Desk. with hat top and
,vnewriter attachment: slightly damaged;
Salou Was 81. 1.
hack revolving: 1885, Was S1.W.
/ Golden Oak Armchair, with saddle
seat; $500. Was 5000.
Sixth door, G st. #r-..-s
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And the following ::

Full Roll.arm Reed Chairs. with cane seats;
So 05 each Were $495.
i Bed Couch, with felt mattress slightly dsm-
aged: 5000. Was $500.
i Solid Oak Hall seat. With mirror to matck;
sI4 75 each Were 5000
ouartered Oak Buffet. in colonial design,
/ Bird's.Eye Maple Chironier, slightly dam
aged sIo5 so Was $500.
/ Toilet Table Of bird's-cye maple, s11.5o.
Was 5000.
msrnuatrv ton 80. Was $500
/ Fine Carved .rmchair of of solid oak with
genuine leather seat. s. 90 Was $15.W-
!, Solid Mahogany Dining Room Chairs, with
slip leather seats. $6.21 each. Were $l25o.
IO-piece Circassian Walnut Timing Room
suite. consisting Of buffet. china closet, serv na
someiy marked wood, 10000. Was $4,000.
Sixth floor, st.
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WILL WIND UP BUSINESS.
Court Takes Hand in Assignment Of
Edward Mayer, Jeweler.

Justice Gould has taken jurisdiction Of
the settlement of the affairs of Edward
Mayer, a jewelcr OF 1857 L street north
west. who made an assignment yesterday
for the benefit of creditors. The court
directed George W. Offutt, jr.. and Lloyd
A. Douglas. the assigness, TO furnish a
bond of s2.,,ry and to proceed to wind up
the business under the direction of the
Equity Court.
Mr. Mayer lists his indebtedness at
N.3i5 and estimates his assets at 81 900.
Attorney Alexander Wolf represents the
assigneeS.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Special in
Fine Valenciennes LaceS.

A large new consignment OF
Fine German Nalenciennes Laces
has just been received, i'll the
latest and most attractive spring
patterns, and widths from 4 to 3
inches; edges and insertions in
matched designs and odd. They
are splendid quality, and most
exceptional value.
Special price, ooc dozen yards.
Main floor = ST
Evening star., 1914-02-12

L Blue Enameied Teapot S1.oo. Was $500.
9 Blue Enameled Chocolate Pots, Csc each.
Were s1.o5
l B'ue Enameled Colander. Soc. Was sl.15.
! Electric Vacuum Cleaner. $500. Was
S15 90.
! Palm Clothes Hamper 500 Was 81 90.
Adjustable Bedside Table. $500. Was S4.00.
Carpet sweeper s1.0o. Was S15o.
Metal Umbrella Stand. $500 Was $3.50.
3 Aluminium Covered Saucepans, S1.0o. Were
81 go
$1.40
arge Imported Trays soc each. Were $500.
4 lot of Genuine Wizard Oil Mops reduced to
49, each. Regularly $1.25.
Fifth floor ST
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Sn-gfD pair.
Were $3.50 and S4.0.
Third floor Tenth st.
Corset Department.

4 pairs i'aramc Corsct~. medium high bust and
long hip iolied with whaI"'"ne; sizes 70. 20
and %: s. M each. We're sfo30
pairs Florita Corsets. with elastic top and
long hip: sizes ~. II and 81; $50 pair. Were
$50.
5 nairs Lilv OF France Corsets. medium bust
and long strsioht hin. wnlohn honing; sizes 49,
20 and 81: 81. a. pair. We're 81 90.
10 pairs Corsets various makes medium and
to $50 pair.
3 nairs wrioht's Rust-form Corsets: sizes IS
% and 26 Reduced from $50 TO S-c pair.
pairs Ivy Corsets. net ton and long hin:
sizes Is. 10 20 ard &c. Reduced from sl.oo
to s5c pair.
Third floor. Cent"-
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Mems Furnishings Dept.

. Mems All-wool Anconia Sweaters, tan and
gray: size IS: $50 each. Value. $3.50
Mems All-wool Sweaters, white and gray
sizes "a. IS. II and "A; s3.95 each Values
81 90 and $3.50
J., Mems Colored Bordered Linen Handker-
chiefs 2Jc each. Were SOC.
~ Mems SILK Handkarchiefs. white centers
Wild fancy coiored borders. SOC each. Were
$l.O.
is Mems Colored Plated Bosom Shirts. coat
style with attached cuffs: sizes 141.. 15la, II
and 1l1.- Reduced from 81 80 10 sl.lo each.
dozen Mems Fancy Colored SILK Four in
Hand Ties Reduced from 25c to for 25c
Main floor. + ST.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Wins . Limited Divorce.

-/ccrec ot LIMITED divorce has been
,a.trd to Grace Mabel Reiss from Wal
Ter ashford Hei>s The decree signed by
Justice Gould awards to the mother the
custody Of the rwo children of the couple.
Counsel for the husband attempted TO ef-
feet a reconciliation at the trial table
SesterGas, but the suggestion was refused
by the wife Attorney James r. Flynn
appeared tor Mrs fseiss. Attorney Al
bert SIllcrs represented the husband.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Special in
Women'S Separate Skirts.

\ small lot OF New Spring
Skirts, made in the leading STYLES
and exceptionally attractive in
every particular-they are sam
pies and only one or two OF each
kind Made of honeycomb cloths.
crepe cloths and serges, in nav,
blue, Copenhagen blue and black
25 to oS inch waist measure.
S4.95 each. Values. Sa75 and $40.
Also Black yslre: and Noire Silk Skirt.
fur trimmed: % and 81 inch waists and 80 ard
Al Inch lengths Reduo. d from $500 10 sl5.ao.
Third floor. e ST.
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Toy Department.

Large Automobile, Sea Was $3.50
Dolls Rubber-tred English Coach, $500
BABY Walker. $1oo; was $3.50. 1 at s1.oo
Iron Wheelbarrow, damaged. 25c. Was s3c
Horse and Carriage, damaged. $l.5o. was
Loaded Wagon with horse attached, dam
aged 1Jc. Was $1.95.
i Horse and Wagon, damaged, soc. Was
$1.35. .aao
/ blackboard, damaged, SOC. Was S2vo.
/ lot Running Trucks, size 24x46 inches, oe
each Were SOC.
Eourth floor + st.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Will Erect New Church.

Within a short time the congregation
of the Second Baptist Church will erect
a new edifce at the corner of King and
Peyton streets, to cost $4,000. The
structure will be of brick. forty by eighty
feet, and will face King street. On the
first floor will be located a Sunday schoo
room and classrooms, and on the second
floor Will be the main auditorium. Plans
for the new church have been prepared
by W. +. kerrick. architect. A lot fol-
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Special in
Women's Ribbed Lisle
Vests.

40 dozen Women's Swiss Rib
bed Lisle Thread Vests. in two
styles-low neck and short
sleeves and low neck and no
sleeves, with wide or narrow
straps. They are very fine quail
ity and ideal for present wear.
Special price, 25c each.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
School Head Arrested.

Ernest L. Thurston, superintendent
of public schools. was arrested last
night on a charge of speeding his au-
tomobile. His personal bonds were
taken in the Police Court today
Policeman B. J. Cullinane of the
eighth precinct made the arrest on
10th street.
Evening star., 1914-02-12

foster parent at the Alexandria Hos
pital
The infant was found wrapped in a
sweater and blanket yesterday after
noon in the vestibule of the residence
of Mrs. Margaret S. Barnett, 213 South
Columbus street. and subsequently
taken to the Alexandria Hospital.
1t was at once fitted out in new
clothes The baby weighs ten pounds.
In the meantime the police are making
search for the mother of the abandoned
child
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Travelling Goods Dept.

/ 45-inch Women's Wardrobe Trunk,
strongly made: S19.75. Was $500.
/ 4O-inch Dress Trunk. $500. Was
5000.
i 32-inch Combination Trunk, $4,000.
Was $4,000.
i ss-inch Steamer Trunk, $50 Was
$500.
1 16-inch Bag. S375. Was $50.
| 16-inch Black Leather Bag, $500. Was
$50.
Second floor. G ST.
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At $500 each-Reduced
from $3.50 and SIPS.

20 Girls Fine Winter Coats.
ehinchilla, mixtures, plain cloths
and novelty weaves, lined
throughout; belted back; few
have belts all around: sizes E to
IS.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Prisoner Taken to Philadelphia.

Harvey Timbers. eoiored, who was ar
rested here several days ago on charge
OF larceny. alleged to have been COM
mitted in Philadelphia, was conveyed to
that city this afternoono by Detective
Roseboro. having waived the formality of
eXtralition. The accused is CHARGED with
Evening star., 1914-02-12

Miss Janet Richards talks Current Events" will be
given auditorium for the remainder of the present
every Monday morning 1o45 o'clock, beginning
February 1o Arrangements be made with Miss Richards
single admission tickets by those who members
of the class.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Special in
WOrnen's Tan LiSle Hose.

Fine Quality Imported Tan
Lisle Thread Hose for women,
with double soles and high-spliced
heels; 50 dozen pairs at nearly
one-third less than regular price.
25c pair. Regularly 35e.
And these remnants:
II pairs Womens Opera-lensth silk Lisle
Hose double soles and high spliced heels. light
blue and lavender: sizes 81. to 10. Reduced
from J0c to 25c pair.
81 pairs women's Black Lisie Hose. lace
ankles: sizes sia, 8 and 81 Reduced from J0c
20 25c pair.
II pairs women's Fancy Boot LisIe Thread
Hose. with coored Richelieu ribbed tops; sizes
and 3i:. Reduced from :;5c to 25c pair.
Main floor. c. ST.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Umbrella Department.

q Women,s 26.irch BLACK Union Six Cm-
hrellas, finished with silver-trimmed handles,
81 % each. Regularly s. 90.
II Mems 2s-inch Black silk Gloria Umbrellas,
finished with carved and mission wood silver
trimmed handles, s1.45 each. Regularly 500.
Main floor. g st.
Evening star., 1914-02-12

If single remnant day afforded convincing
proof Of the esteem in which this event is held last Fri
day was that day. Notwithstanding the inclement
weather it was OF the most successful and widely
patronized of our Remnant Day Saes-in the number
OF patrons who came, in the number of remnants sold in
the amount of the sales
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Fridays Low Clearance
Prices on Women's Shoes
and Evening Slippers.

81 pairs Womens Patent Co'tskin. Cloth
top Shoes with Goodyear welt sewed soles
best styles Sizes AZ ). g. 81. and IA:
4, az. s, 5i2, 6 and GLIB: 4. .. ~. q and
8isC: 2Ia. 3Ia. T. az. ). 81. and GID.
IL pairs Women's Patent Coltskin But
ton Shoes with golden brown suede tops:
GOODYEAR welt sewed soles and Cuban
heels: sizes 4, az and 5AA: 31a. 4. AZ
and "a: 5. 81. az. ), 5& and GLIB: 4.
Al. and &C.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Glove Department.

. pairs Womem's Black Gauntlet Gloves, sizes
-. and az. soc pair. Regularly $l.JO.
II pairs Womens 2-clasp Black Glace Gloves
sizes 6 and 6L zoe pair. Regularly $50.
10 pairs Misses 1-clasp Mocha Gloves. gray;
sizes 81. 81. aud 6: 50c pair. Regularly s1.oo.
Main fioor Center.
Evening star., 1914-02-12

The remnants offered tomorrow while not as nu
nerous last week just attractive some Of them
more As the arrival Of spring draws nearer the re
ducons grow greater. Departments mentioned heie
contribute, and any number that mentioned do NOT
list their full lot of remnants
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Valentine Cards, Valentines and Novelties:
also Table and Party Favors, i'm great variety.
Main floor, r street, and also i'm the Toy Store.
Our Remnant Day Sales Bring Desirable Merchandise
at the Very Lowest Prices.

Certainly nothing but confidence in the values We
offer could bring such highly satisfactory response
when every natural element against it. These Rem
Day Sales old and firmly founded the
establishment itsef-they have been part of our bus
for nearly thirtyour years They growth Of
truth and value giving
Evening star., 1914-02-12
House Dress Dept.

20 percale House Dresses, light and
dark colors and patterns. low neck. three
quarter sleeves and plain skirts with deep
hem. sizes i6 1s. 81 to A. Regular sl.J0
quality reduced TO sloo each
Third floor. Eleventh ST.
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Special price, Z
And the following :

anu tllC loiiCWi WiliS
81 Women's Jersey-rbbed Combination Suits.
high ne~k and long sleeves and low neck and
sleeve styles. with fancy fronts plain and mer
re-ized medium WEIGHT cotton: sizes T. ) and 6;
81 .25 each. Were SIT
"a Chidren's Swiss Ribbed Lise Thread Com
b,nation Suits low neck and knee length; lace
trimmed drawers: TO fit children to 10 years
of are Reduced from SOC to 25c each
81 Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests low neck and
no sleeves: slightly soied; size 4. Reduced from
25c to f21ac each.
Main floor.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Special in
Oak Dining Chairs.

A lot of Grained Oak Saddle
Seat Chairs. with panel backs
suitable for dining room, bedroom
or kitchen; S1.25 each. Were
SI.05.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Il to H less regular prices.
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

\ wide variety OF weaves, col
orines and patterns, in lengths
ranging from ~ to 5 yards to the
piece.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Bed Blanket Department.

5 nars tOxs4 White Wool Blankets. t,-pound
weight Reduced from $500 to s. 90 pair.
7ax7e-inch Down Comforts. satne covered.
Reduced from 81 90 TO $500 each.
Second floor, Center.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Cotton Waist Department.

Womens Cotton Wash Waists. made
high or low neck and trimmed with
lace insertion and embroidery; others in
plain tucked or tailored style; long and
three-quarter sleeves. Wolfe, batiste and
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Clearance
Blue Enameled Cake Pans.

Two small lots Blue Enameled
Cake Pans. good quality.
I5c and 18c each.
Were roc and 35c.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Social Service League Indorses Plan
for Public tuberculosis
Hospitals.
specia. Correspondence Of The Star.

specia! Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, February l.. 1914.
At meeting of the board Of directors
of the Social Service League of Mont
gonery County. held in the courthouse
here yesterday afternoon. Miss Ida s.
Dove of Rockville was chosen secretary
in place of Mrs. William C. Beck.
The directors also adopted Il resolution
indorsing the bill introduced In the legis-
lature by Senator Eugene Jones of this
county, providing for the establishment of
tuberculosis hospitals for the INDECENT of
the state. and urging that the measure
be amended, making the establishment of
such institutions mandatory.
Will of David Griffith.
The will of David Griffith. formerly
judge of the orphans court for this
county. who died recently at his home.
near Redland. has been admitted to pro-
bate in the orphans court here. It was
executed January 2, 1908. aud names
Thomas D. Griffith. son of the testator,
executor to serve without bond. The
estate is valued at about $4,000.
The instrument oeaueaths to the widow,
furniture. a horse, buggy. carriage and
cows. and the residue Of the personal es-
tate Is left to the son, Thomas d. Crit
fifth, in consideration Of the long and
faithful services rendered me in my de-
clining years"
All of the real estate is bequeathed to
the widow during life and upon her death
to be divided among the three children
Thomas Il. Griffith. Mrs. Elizabeth Mob
ley and Miss Hattie NJ Griffith.
DR. Martin w. Goldshoroush OF Prifi-
cess -Nune. Nd, agains, whom suit for
u limited divorce was filed in the circuit
court here recently 10y Mrs. Lila D.
Colds aorouSh, now resident of Bethesda,
this county. charging cruelty. has filed
his answer. which denies the accusa-
tons of the bill. He has retained Secre-
tary of State Robert p. Graham to repre-
sent him
Licensed to Marry.
Presley II. Ward. thirty-two years old.
of Fort Washington. Md. and Miss
Frances Isabel Richardson Velottet. aged
twenty-five. of Charleston. 5. c., were
married in Rockville Monday afternoon
by Rev. Samuel Il. White of the Baptist
Church,
AT q meeting OF the executive commit
tee of the WoInans Christian Temperance
Union of Montgomery County, held in
the Methodist Church here. resolutions
favorins nationwide and statewide pro-
hibition and indorsins the anti-cgarette
and snti-gambIinS bills now before the
legislature We're unanimously adopted
The committee heard reports from the
various unions of the county, after which
luncheon was served by a committee COM
posed Of Mrs. John J. Higgins, Mrs. W
W. Welsh. Miss Mary Higgins and Miss
Adelaide Connell.
y license TO marry has been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court here to Ben
iamin Clifton Watts and Miss Mary
Emma Kelley. both OF this county.
Evening star., 1914-02-12

William jackson. colored. whose homo is
in Florida, died yesterday at 1900 King
street. He was thirty-eight years old.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Boys 'High=grade Overcoats
Reduced to S4.35 each.

These are Overcoats lett from
our winter selling and have been
priced at 5000 and $3.50. Made
iull length of all-wool fancy ma
tcrials, in tans, grays and browns.
They have convertible collars,
regular belted backs: we'll tailored.
Sizes II to y.
s4.35 each. Were 5000 and $50.
Md the following:
q BOYS Russian opcrcoats. IN tan aud gray
mixtures: sizes :: To :. Reduced from So.v"
and s6 oa TO 81 - cach.
! Eoys' Russian Overcoats Of ail-wool ma
terinlS. in tan and gray; SIZES 2'a, :: .. ana :.
Reduced from $500 and $40 I" 81, each;
~ Boys Fin. Wool Suits. Norfolk and dounic
breasted styles. grays and browns OF various
effects: sizes .. To- y. II. "a. j.. 16 and IL.
Reduced from S.. 90 and S6 90 to S3.i3 each:
-; BOYS Fine Quality Blouses, in plain white
and eolored striped effects: sizes 5 to IL years
Reduced from Sl.00 to 1Jc each.
Io Boys Atwood sweaters. in plain white
and white with coored trimmings: sizes q,
and :, wears: SOC each. Were S1.50.
- Rnys' Telescope Felt Hats, gray and TAM
sizes u. TO T. Reduced from Sl.5o and FOO
to ff5c each.
~ Boys Tyrolean Chinchilla Hats. blue and
gray: sizes Gta to {. Reduced from si5o and
S.. 90 95c each.
Second floor, + ST
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Clearance of All
Remaining Styles in Girls
and Misses Coats.
At S5.95 each-Reduced
from SS.75.

q Goats, OF chinchillas and
mannish mixtures, strictly tailored
styles, full length and double
breasted, lined and unlined. One
Of the best makes we carry: sizes
Is to 10.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Friday Clearance of
Chiffon and Net Waists,

Waists of Chiffon. made over net front
tucked and trimmed with lace forming
vest effect, fastening with fancy buttons:
others are tucked and trimmed with lace
are navy blue. black. Copenhagen. ma
Evening star., 1914-02-12
At S6.75 each Reduced
from S1S. so.

II Misses Wool Plush Coats.
cadet, green, mahogany and old
rose: cutaway and plain back
styles with belt, trimmed in white
buttons; sizes "A, I6 and Is years.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Ss.e5 each. Were @,75.

Chiffon and Net Waists. made over
white silk or net foundations: dainty
tucks and a vest Of coiored chiffon. fas-
tening with black buttons: neck finished
with lace ruffie and fur. long sleeves with
double ruffle. others have lace vests
finished with double rufile on either side
Shown in white. iris, taupe. mahogany,
blue brown and black.
Se.o5 each. Were $575. -
Third dooF, ct. ..... ~
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Also the following !:

Also the following:
Is Misses B'a. k-and- White and Blue-and
White Striped Sport Coats. thra--quarter l. myth
belt.d all around: sizes IA. IL and IS. Reduced
from S12.13 to $6.75 each.
II Misses Suits. navy blue. wine. maho~any
and cadet: cutawar coats and plain skirts. 5 II
trimmed: also a few Norfolk models; szes II
16 and IS. Reduced from $500 10 $1,000 each
Third floor Eleventh st.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-04

climbing in Hawaii is a splendid
outdoor sport, but like every other strenuous
sport, it has its dangers. One of them was illus
t1ated with unfortunate viyidness yesterday aft
ernoon when member Of the marine corps, hik-
ing in upper Manoa valley, fell over a bluff and
was killed.
1t cannot be too strong ly emphasized that
amateur climbers and particularly those unfa-
miliar with Hawaiian conditions and Hawaiian
trails, should never venture without competent
guides into unknown territory. There have been
enough fatal accidents and enough accidents
that nearly proved fatal to show the dangers of
yenturing along cliffs and into valleys where
there are no well-defined and well-tried trails
Last year three people were nearly killed in Ma
noa and i'm another instance a man and his wife
got off the trail and narrowly escaped serious
injury
~ The Trail and Mountain Club, which is com
posed of people made expert in Hawaiian noun
tain-climbing from sufficient and practical ex-
perience, issues warning, especially to visitors,
against going into the mountains unless the safe
trails alone are used or unless guides are en-
ployea With proper precautions, mountain
climbing and linking on Oahu is vigorous and
thoroughly pleasant sport, but like mountain
climbing everywhere, care must be exercised.
Particularly in the hills and mountains and val
leys of this country is precaution paramount.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-04
DECORATE FOR THE CARNIVAL.

To the Business Men and Property
Owners of Honolulu:
Through the columns OF the Star
Bulletin | desire to impress upon your
minds the importance Of the decora-
tive features Of your Mid-Pacific Car
nival, now so near at hand.
The intrinsic value of this carnival
lies in the advertising Honolulu Will
receive, provided the event Is sue
cessfully carried out, and that is a
foregone conclusion. Not only the
parades and entries are to be consid-
cred but your streets, buildings and
store fronts should be embellished and
tremendously draped with carnival
colors, giving to your parades the
proper avenues through which they
will pass and thus adding to the spirit
of the carnival. In California during
the past % years, the decorations OF
the buildings and streets have receiV-
ed a large share of the attention and
large sums of money have been paid
in making this feature as elaborate as
possible So as stranger within your
gates, urge you to spread yourselves
and every one of you decorate your
stores and buildings.
Very respectfully yours,
ED B. WEBSTER.
147 S. King street.