davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-11
Funeral of Henry sandstrom.

Impressive funeral services were
held for Henry Sandstrom in the
Swedish Olive lodge rooms Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, members of that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-11
TIL GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"TIZ" makes sore, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight. Away go the
aches and pains, the corns, callouses,
blisters and bunions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-11

All the news all the time The Argus,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Oorif Koniul / Sipsfare.

Sra @aiGington berette5 Sen 3oic
Mni; Gen ameritanife aoniul /
Man5anilo, Mer.. iom iona anfonl
til Gan Giego, Sat, meo oct tpife
Iompitib "Marie~ iammen nleo
259 onore 6lpgtuinger. rupporterer
iii Observation-Disclosures, of Weri.
fanerne Den Tag, ban iorIoo Mon.
3anillo, bau0e bempgtiget iig aonilt.
latets amerifanlfe 5lag, trampei
poa Dem % brpnbt Dem op. San o.
bans &anoSmpnO bar gipet IS Ii.
mers 5riit I'll at iorlabe Mericc
Zen norifc Ticefoniul / Wann.
milo, abolpb Stoa. bar for at reboc
Siuet bleuet mot iii ogian at toge
Slugten % reooe iig ombcro poo
"Morie".
aoniul StoQ beretter, at Sen pc.
Gambling, iom Imerifonerne par no.
lat for, bar / beieitc @roo arlliom %
umenneifeiia. Sopbe Oct life opret
for Sen SiPlp, De poeoes al De britt.
ife og tnife aoniuler. piIOe mango
gmerifanerc | Galin1aoiitriftet lltuil.
iont bleoet mpr6e0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

2uiteu. Minerne iiges at bare neo-
lu9t / Ell aiitnno al en- baIu Wiil ira
binanoeu % merifanitc &aatpoiter
er u0int iorat ontGnbe Dem, on Del
ifulbe bli n%sopenoiet.
elsie 6orbercoclier % Spfnitel.
len Al 6orltanSninacr, iom mleh huer
Tag Tom aoar 1isr DC merifanitc
troopers Nolition iterfere, bar paFt
lterf llro hos @en. Slulton. buiS
Eroppeitprfc / paofommcnNe Silirl.
De piIoe pGre Sicnoeu %betpoelig ml-
oerlegeu / Intol.
SiMge ct Gresietelelrnm ira Mer.
leo Gitp bar TrPiioeut &ncrta / DC
~beltemteite lloirpf benGgtct De Der.
ierenoe Hpgter on, at oct ifulOe up.
re bans Senliat at irntrn0c.
Sans 9enrgtelie bar 900 life for.
maaet at iIaa &pgierne belt ibiGl.
&c buffer op iaien mart her mart
Der. SalioIo ipucS bans Stiainl i
Soueoltaben at iprffeS GAG ior Tag.
st al sc ii0ite Hpater gaor no paa,
at @eu. Simincl Gaitro, DER ielu ifaI
9an onlfrinl me0 zen VrGiioent /
Wauen", om9ooes meo Rlaner til
peb Ell Sperrnmpling at benIGgtige
iig Sopeoitoben og oereiter ispc al
inoaao Ell SucrenSfomit meo &cbeli
generaIen Giaa ON ell brooerlig 6Or'
oeIing al @pttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Garnesies Peltefone.

Eoa Carnegie &elteiou0Sfonmli3.
iionci9 &aarmeoc / Gittaburgb. ga,
oen lite Mai bleu Der u0oeIt b Me.
oaIler % Eengebclenninler ior no.
lsrtc beltcmo0lge @leruiuger. 3rc
al &eltene miiteoe tine Siu og ct BE.
lob al 1925 bleu ior0eIt mellenI
oerc9 nrrmeite Hnarsrenoe.
Soruoen bette @eIeb bepiIQeoeS
$21 600 til iorificnigc CplpsuingS.
iormaoI % $1,000 til aieb al 60.
nebiem % iorlfieuige ANDRE peIop.
oiae 2iereo.
Soicpb @iiigobincaic / Sar6or
Sprin1s, Mit., Soiepb Cfenitcao,
@oo0 Scarf, Vlid.. Martin &. 6Im.
brough Carthage, S0., OF 6rcNerict
". gee, Relu Mibonp, 81, t~ilfieuo.
tes Recommendation % 8erpl Tor.
fer, "a Orange, 81, CIT Sslumc.
oalle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
upentet 6ieniyn.

Sra Chicago berettc$ Sen i6e
Mai: 70 Ssitrc. Mrs. ?lliee SAM.
Der % Wirs. Noru &. OalpeS. ionl
bar iroct %hilnnoeu 900 ior l9nge
lloeL bar netop giort oen o%uerralten.
DC Spoagelie. at 6e / lang 5io bar
boet / ionrme HoboIaa. fnopt ire
auartaler ira hiuonben,
Seitrene msoteS Igaor ior isrIte
Sang pda fl Mar. Te ifilote3 |
aoniuS Gitu / 1900. : etpar Gar5
&io ifrcp be al oq iii ill biuanoen,
men Iiot eiter liOt blep 8reuenc
lielonere, inbtil De tililut belt opbsr.
te. 5 mango Aar bapoe De III iroet
binnnoen osbc.
Sor noglc ian Mar ii0en reiite
Mrs. Gamblers Ssu iii Merico. "a
bun Ell IGngere (iO iatet hoooe hert
ira ham blcp bun bange Tor, at harr
/ oiSie llireoenS 5i0er par bleuei
mproet, og rettebe en- 9lnuo6niul til
Observation-Disclosures ont at iorhs'
re iig ON buni. 0laoene oiientlig.
gjoroc Ell @eretninq on Mooeren %
ocn iopncoe Son. Geretningen bIcu
ogion lPit al Mrs. Games. % indlc.
Oes off oct til, at DC fom til at msoe9
inien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Statseeoloo
Dindeu 900.

Groieaior Tcuton 6ordcc @iu.
dell, iom / Serhags aigif UeO %.
oeu i lit Sient / minneapolis i en-
2lIoer AZ 70 Aar. par iii. "(i0.~
isot ! Gutfeis Gountp. Reru Dorf,
% tog lin eramen ira 0fIdi1an
llnIueriitet / 1866. ! 1869 bIeu
ban asiiitcrenoe Stat9geolog / Iidl,
iann oa ioreitoO en- Cpmallina al
Obioilooen. ) 1872 taIbte onUPren.
DC &eftor 6olruea bom III Minneioto
llniueriitet iom Carer / @eoloai. !
1890 iratrua0te han lin Yroiesior.
itiainl ue0 llniUerlitetet San har
De iioitc % Mar uPret Stat9geolo1.
en- bel Wosie pioenifabeliee Sfrii.
ter iore,igaer ira bans Sann0. Bro.
iesior @indlea par bIanot SEM. ser
islte Tia ~oDerbepiit ON g@gtbeoen al
ben bersmte aeniington.Rnneiten
San bapSe 6eisgt Steoet bpor Ste.
men 6leu flnber. og erfITreoe. at
Der life funoe pPret Spil ON Sun.
bets sGstbeo ira ct geoIosiif Stauo.
punft.
@ibsSe eiterlnoer iig Gnfe. Mr$.
Charlotte z. @intea. 10 Conner
- Sorace z. @ind)ea. iom Tor npr.
oprenOe er / Spitlano. o. Groiesior
Mleranoer u. @inhell. Shei FOR
@isconiin llniueriitetets Seporte.
ment Tor @eolosi OF Mineralogi -.
iamt ire Sstre. Mrs. Snla ". eta.
en-. @iuneapolis. Irs. II. z. Grant.
euaniton. Sa., % Mrs. :. Sraper
Canton, MInneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

c%onio". &c uar ind fortomnc al
suit on 0uloe. at DC enomI ingell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ncrc.nina bar
funnel give ON lllpffen. Gheiihlert
MatthelpS par buffet nnocr for fine
SioeIier % bIep taget omboro iom
9ig.
Nlanot DC rcoococ beianot ii9
9oaoSmauo Spar Suerion o.
WlatroS Sens SEMEN.
"9oIombiau" iertc iuaen Yoaia.
aerer.
Neiten al @eiUtniugcn. ser outa.
ges al baue ialt 40 Wou0, bar aaaet
i en- aroen @aao. Genue er imib.
Iertio enbnu life bIeuct lunoet.
ltlsnt ollie Sfibe. iom bciinher iil
pna DC aonter bar idoct troooIss
Inmoouin9 ON at boIoc llofig efter
Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Kroft er / G%iltasenoe.

Sra New 9orf mebbeIe5 Sen ibe
Moi: Sfslge en- al Get anerifai.
ite Selifab til 9efiprnpelie al arGit-
ipgoomme" netop oiientIig1iort BE-
refining oper Gsbsprocenten / 1913
er arPitipgoommcue / Sti9enoe.
i Nelu 2)orf Gitp oebe 81 al buert
100000 Snbuannere al arpii |
1918 moo 9ieuneminitlig 70 / De
iibite fem anr. : Boston bar Dor.
boloet t1S mob 70 oa / Chicago sc
moo ST. anore 9per oppiier en- Iig.
nenbe Stignina / De iioite fem 9lar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Sell 9ereenine.

Sra Merieo Gin berettes ben 3bie
Mni: st Telegram IRA Ran5aniao
paa Stinehapsfpiten meloer, at bet
merifanife Iampitib "Sueaa" ioaa
pnr bIepet ipr9nst i 2uiteu al en- al
De llnoerpanosminer, iom par neo.
loste for ben amerifanife Vanier.
frpbier "Maleieb". Ter nRpnes life
noset ON Cab al Menneifelip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Sem kirkeli9e interviewer
Ben norke Rirkes primas uotaler fig til nor Rorrefponoeut
ON Situationrn.
Ct Interview med Biskcp Jens Candber9.
Observation-Disclosures til "2eorab FonenD

Observation-Disclosures til "Gecorub @oiten".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Oampifib / Brand.

Sra Saliiar, Nopa Scotia (Ga.
naoa), telegraiereS Den Ace Moi: On
ufien0t Camper. lom hoo i Slam.
mer ira Tor til ngter, opoaqeoes
ibag al 9ampif;bet ~Sepolit3" ca.
300 0Ril isnoenior Cape Race. poo
APP Graders II. 9reo0e % 51.07
Graders peitliJ 2pnaoe.
"Sepolit5" uoienote itrar Ell
iraaolsa anmoonIng on SiRlp. og
Spar mootoges ira Gamperne
~6ranconin" oa "CIpmpic".
"Sepolit5" bompeoe omfring oei
brpnoeuoe 6artsi. omboro paa hoil-
fet Der life opoageoes 5egn iii Sip;
men oet par inbhpaet / en- iaa tDt
Hsg. al 0ets Naun life hinoe ices.
"a ingen 9aaoe finbe opooae5 /
I~abolaget. 90 On "Glpmpie" bapoe
pasierei iorbi SteSet bare noaIe iaa
Timer / Sorueien. antages bet. al
Sloen car opitaaet eiter Mionat. o.
at ale omboro par bleuue reooebe al
ct iorbipasierenoe Sfi6. iom life er
uoruiiet meo traaSlsie S~elesrniap-
parater.
CT ienere Telegram meloer. al
oet 6rGnote Sfib par Den brittle
5raatSomper Colombian, iom par
paa Reiie ira antperpen ill 9eu
Dorf.
5retten Mano Of effects gei9t.
ming. Der / 40 Elmer bapoe orepei
ON paa Sauet ! en- aaben Saao. par
blepet biergeoe al 2aWPeren "Jran.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
RED CROSS SEAL
SALE IN HAWAII
NETSLARGE sum
Everybody Aids In Work OF
Making Fight Against The
Dreaded White Plague

With Is of the smaller districts yet
to be heard from. the proceeds of the
sale OF Red Cross Christmas seals TO
date. amounts to s2463.50. OF the 30
districts assigned to various local wo-
men and their assistants, half this
number have been heard from, and II
vas reported from The Anti-Tuberculo-
sis Bureau this morning that the re-
turns from the remaining districts
probably will be small.
Bits of pathos have crept into the
campaign, and little stories are told by
the eanyassers which go to show the
interest which the people of all ma.
tionalities are taking in the sale.
Yesterday afternoon, as work train
pulled into the u. R. and L. depot a
iaborer jumped to the platform and,
seeing one of the women who are sell
ing the seals, walked up to her. A
grimy hand went down deep into
pocket and produced 50-cent piece.
This the laborer rendered to the Red
Cross seal seller.
Take the money" said the man. as
the story goes. Il might have that
disease myself sometime. I'm glad to
be able to help out" =.
Two Hawaiian women out In Kalihi,
relates one Of the canvassers, took a
great fancy to the Red Cross seals,
but said that all the money they had
was 10 cents each, which had been left
them by their husbands for carfare.
But after the purpose OF the campaign
was explained, II Is said, they decided
they would remain at home and spend
their money to assist in the fight
against tuberculosis. Each bought 10
seals.
The Red Cross seal headquarters
wishes to correct a report published
one morning during the early part Of
this week to the effect that the resi-
dents of Upper Manoa were refusing
to buy the stamps. This report has
been pointed out as an error from the
fact that at the time 1t was made Up
per Manoa had not been canyassed,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
BRITISH WOMEN
To Be TAUGHT
Land PURSUITS
IBy Latest MaE.l

LONDON, Eng-In order to meet
Ithe demands of middle-class women at
present ont Of employment the Wo.
mems Emergency Corps has, amongst
its many other activities, drawn up a
long scheme to be carried ont in co
operation with existing horticultural
land agricultural associations, with the
I0bject of training women in various
land pursuits. T..
Women will be trained in poultry
keeping and market gardening 80 that
they may not only have new means
OF livelihood open to them, but also
materially serve the state by increas-
Ing the home produce of the country.
II is hoped that they may be able tenn.
porarily to perform the duties Of men
called to the front in gardens, market
gardens and poultry farms. u y
It is also hoped that the places Of
dairy and farm hands may be filled by
women, and it is proposed that, In the
case Of unframed women, farmers
should give them their keep in return
for their services: Women might also
be engaged to keep up small aIlot-
ments and holdings which would be
likely to get out of cultivation owing to
the war. .-+@z - -S. :. %. 49, &
The question of funds is an import
ant one, as, in spite of generous offers
made by poultry experts and heads OF
horticultural and agricultural colleges
to train women, the corps must at
present supply maintenance grant Of
lbs Sd to 15s head. according to To-
cal conditions. Such grants would
have TO come from a special fund, and
it is hoped that he money for this
purpose may be forthcoming. r. "a
No returns can be looked for from
the land Immediately and during win
ter months the women workers will
be fully occupied in learning how to
prepare the land for future crops, in
acquiring the proper manipulation of
tools and in going through the ordi-
nary winter garden routine. ..
? The results of poultry keeping. ON
the other hand, would he more speedy
and 1t is proposed TO establish an in
tensiVe poultry farm under expert tut
ton for the immediate production of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19

ing good health now and owe it all 70
your remedies. take pleasure IN tell
ing my friends and neiehbors about
them. Mrs. MATTE HALEY. sol Col
quhone Street, Danville, Va. iafs .
No woman suffering from any form
of female troubles should lose hope un-
til she has given Lydia e Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound . fair trial m
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which ara derived
from native roots and herbs, has for
forty years proved to bela most valua-
BILE tonic and invigorator Of the fe-
male organism. Women everywhere
bear willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydi. E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound. =.
If You have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE CompoundWiIl help you,write
to Lydia z. PinkhamMedicineC Co.
(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held I'm strict confidence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
RAISED
BAN on ARMY
NEAT
IBy, Latest MALL

Z ~ - 8 = #.-F 1
1 SAN FRANCISC Owing to the
courtesy Of the British government.
the United States troops at Honolulu,
and the men On the transports bound
to and from Manila VIII be able to
get their usual supplies OF fresh meat.
The United States has been giving
its men on the Islands and on the
transports Australian meat.
After the declaration of war an
embargo was placed on the exporta-
tion of meat from Australia and New
Zealand and for time it looked as If
the soldiers would have to get along
on salt horse The Hawaiian Meat
Company. which has the contract for
furnishfng the fresh meat. could not
produce 1t.
In despafr the comnissary depart
ment at Honolulu eabIed TO Washing
ton for relief. Washington, by the.
state. department. cabled England:
England consented and cabled to Aus
tralia: and so It happens that the
steamer Ventura when Il arrives at
Honolulu about November s, will dis
charge about 10000 pounds of fresh
meat for the relief of the American
army. ssE1s p ~.
Notfany OF this meat VIII be az
lowed to be transshipped to- San Fran
cisco and not any WIN be allowed to-
be sold In the Honolulu market It
is exclusively for the army and the
transports. and the Hawaiian Meat
COMPANY Is tied up to fulfill this con-
ditfon. fsb s q e. % . s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
- 2 = = - y : : 8 = ! =
lE ~ C. : ! ?
MO1FlulQ OH
G1ARlH

Eva was the only stock changing
hands on the board today when five
shares were sold unchanged at 221s,
the same as 40 sfiares reported. 0laa
had a heavy run In recess opening
unchangeda at y for so shares, follow.
ed by 520, including five blocks Of 100
each, at decline Of x. Wailuku, in
a sale of 10 shares at 140, showed a
gain Of Is points Onomea was steady
at 80 for 5 shares. and Hawaiian Com
mercial at 331l for 5 shares. in three
UNEQUAL lots. Pioneer also was un.
changed at 24is for 10 shares Brew.
cry held Il for 95 snares in four lots,
while Pineapple shaded down u to
1914 for 30 shares m three unequal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
LACK Of news
IN BRUSSELSE
TOLD BY WRITER
Correspondent Says Paper Ar
irving in Auto Tire Brought
Eight Francs
TBy Latest NALL

LONDON, Eng.-A description of
Brussels after many weeks Of German
occupation has been sent to the Man
chester Guardian by a correspondent
who up to within a week Of writing
was q resident in the Belgian capital.
He describes the streets and boale-
wards as silent, and almost without
movement at all, owing TO the Germans
having requisitioned nearly all motor
cars, horses and bicycles.
The most trying feature of the sit
uation to the Inhabitants, he says, Is
the lack of news, newspapers or let
tiers. 1T was extraordinary-there we
were, right in the middle of il all. with
the battles going on even to within
Ave miles of US and all around, and
yet we knew nothing The last de-
livery of letters was on August Is and
from then till last Thursday (Septem-
Der 2D, when q letter was brought
through, we had no word from any of
our friends.
News 10 Typewriter.
about two weeks ago. papers began
to come through again, but our usual
news has been from typewriter sheets
which gave the news and rumors
very briefly. One copy of the Times
arrived in the tire of motor car,
and was willingly bought for eight
francs. Now, according to German
law, any one bringing in papers Is
liable to be shot and even any one
reading them. Still they do come
through, and the Client paper is sold
for so centimes, but furtiyefy. -.
"a man walks alongside you and
whispers Journal and then the pur-
chase Is effected quietly. There are
German spies all over the place, and
many of the soldiers who know French
land Brussels have been given ei-
william clothes. = UP to when we
left, the town was quite quiet and
peaceful, and it may be that one morn
ing the Bruxmellois will wake up to
find the Germans gone. On the other
hand, it is only by NJ. Max's great
care that 1t has been kept like this.
Brussels is full Of men, and even
the Germans say that there are 10000
Belgian troops In Brussels in multi.
7 don't know; all I can say is that
the number of able-bodied men one
sees about is extraordinary. A very
little bother or excitement may cause
another Lonvain. But T. hardly think
it probable, as the Germans need Brus-
sells for themselves, and have many
of their wives here, and when they do.
go don't fancy they will have time
to do. much damage. -
Brussels Full Of Men. p >tsttst +
However, 1t is like powder maya
zine and a very little spark may cause.
a blow up. M. Max, the burgomaster.
as have said before, is splendid. and
it will not be his fault if anything does
happen. He is a very strong, capable
man. and it will be magnificent feat
II he can bring Brussels through with
out trouble happening He stands up
against the Germans splendidly, apd.
well holds his own against the chief.
officials of Brnssels.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
NOTICE.

Aloha Temple. A. A. @. N NJ. S.,
extends a cordial invitation to all Wis
iting mobiles to attend a ceremonial
session to bel.giyen at the National
Guard Armory on Saturday, November
b. 1914, at 1:3e o'clock p. m, and also
an Invitation to the traditional ban
quet to. be given at the Moana hotel
on the evening of the 21st of Noyem-
Der at s O'clock. .~~:'
s='s II, G.. BRUINS.
Recorder.
GOl5-2L
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19

Residents of Honolulu who are
graduates of Yale and Harvard will
meet at the University Club for their
annual banquet at o'clock tomorrow
night-the eve of the football game
between the two eastern universities.
Arrangements win be made for about
50 persons and. aside from the dinner,
an attractive program of speeches and
music will serve to make the occasion
q notable one. The committees in
charge of the banquet are E, A. Mott.
Smith and Alan L0wrey. Harvard, and
C: r. Hemenway and III. p. Judd, Yale.
This year Princeton men have also
been invited to attend
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
German vessels Removed
From Charter.

The German vessels under charter
for grain loading at Portland have
been removed from the list. There
are nine and they represent 20,244
tons net register. Besides there are
two more of the same nationality in
port, the Dahlbek and Kurt. -laid tips
The nine are: Arnoldns Vinnen, Hell
wig Vinnen, Lasbek. Hebe. Maipo.
Omega, Reinbek. Tellus and Walkure
There are So vessels or other nation
alities en- route and under charter to
transport grain from Portland to Eu-
rope.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
DAILY REMINDERS

Gold and silver thimbles.. Wall &
Dougherty.
New creations in fashionable millin-
cry just received at Milton & Par
sons, Fort St-Ady. -@-
Lewis taxis, King s., near Fort.
The only white company with sober
and well-informed drivers. Tel $500.
ADV, .--.'.''s
A perfect Christmas gift-a pianoia
piano. All the makes Of the famous
Aeolian Company. 'Bergstrom Music
Company. q .~'.@
II you will send personal Christmas
cards. made in an exclusively indiyid.
ual design by Wichman 4 Co., jewel.
ers, YOU will find them highly regard
ed. 4
The ice furnished by the Oahu Ice
and Electric Co. is. made from water
from d 7G0-foot artesian we'll on the
premises. This water is distilled and
filtered before COW erting into ice.
Use acknowledgements more in com.
municating with the other islands It's
much cheaper than to send messages
by day. And it certainly is quick
and accurate service. The Mutual Tel
ephone Company's wireless department
is in the main building in Adams lane.
Phone 1874. -
II you are familiar with incubators
you will appreciate, that an electric in
cubator is bound to be more satisfac-
tory than any other kind. The Petalu-
ma electric incubator Is sold by the
10 10
egg machine that IS bound to turn out
q satisfactory. hatch with mighty, lit
tie attention from humans. ."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19

All residents of the district. as wen
as members. are invited to attend the
meeting Of Waialae. Kaimuki and Pa
lolo Improvement Club at Liliuokalani
school tonight. when matters OF i'm.
portance to the district will be dis
cussed. Nomination OF officers for next
year will take place.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conyeniences;
electric lights; bath running water:
short distance from postoffice. Mod
crate. CAMEL place, Fort and Vine
yard. Tel. ISL. 5994-tf
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MOOSE.

Every member of honolulu Lodge No.
500. Loyal Order OF Moose, is request
ed to be present at q meeting at Odd
Fellows building tomorrow, Friday,
1880 p. m. to consider matters of vital
importance. - 6015-2t
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Z Sales: Betweeh Boards 80 olaa
So; 100, 100, 100. 100, 100, 90 olaa 81 !;
10 Wailuku 40; 40 Eva 22H 5 Ono.
mea 80; Is, 20, 40 H. C. & s. Co. 331k;
40, 10, 80, 10 H. B. G M. Co. IA; 10
Pioneer 241s; 5. 10. Is Haw. Pine Co.
S3h. Session Sales--5 Eva 22A.
Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test,
4-02c, or 5000 per ton.
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much better than Z
did when the doctor
was treating me. I
don't suffer any
bearing down pains
ct allnow aEdI sleep
well. I cannot say
enough for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound and
Liver Pills as they
have done 50 much
for me I am enjoy
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WHAT $40 DID
FOR THIS WOMAN
The Price She Paid for Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Which Brought
Good Health.

Danville, Va. -" Ihave only spent ten
dollars on your medicine and ] feel 50
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eggs for sale. and 80 serve as center
for distributing stock to other branch
es.
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Al dime in the hand IS better than a
dollar mark on paper.
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. II you believe in insurance, bet a
box Of Shac and thus possess a head.
ache insurance policy which has no
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equal advertisement.