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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

Mig Bill Edwards On New job.
NEWARK, N. j.. Jan. Big Bill Ed
wards took charge of the collection OF
ashes and garbage here to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

Peerless limousine and lAnd'rt bodies new,
Ss76. elegant goth Century. l692 b way. nj. B3d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

Miss Victoria Klerch. owner OF the
sfarthest north" automobile salesroom
was there yesterday. coming in from
Wyburn, Saskatchewan. She is the I'm.
perial car dealer there and at the show
yesterday she acted AS a demonstration
and talked car to any one who wanted
10 be shown things about the Imperial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

Hugh Chalmers, who is president Of
the Chalmers Motor Company. had this
to say after his first trip around through
the exhibits:
where now is that pessimism that has
crept into much of the talk about the
automobile Industry of late? | under
stand that Saturday showed. despite bad
weather. greater interest In the OPEN
Ing of the show than ever before. Frankly
! never saw more encouraging activity
At a New York show.
II had thought" continued the Detroit
manufacturer. that the lim; in attrac-
tive exhibitions had been reached. was
mistaken. ! heartily congratulate the
show committee and Mr.. Niles. They
have produced the most beautiful auto
mobile show New York has ever had.
THE movement toward unification ID
strikingly evidenced by the prominence
Of six cylinder models This is distinctly
. six cylinder show"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

Cll1seven- passenger. 1911: touring. IS n. P.
ria rcpaintcd and overhauled: fully equipped
LOcOmoOile Co., list ST.. ne II to b va,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

Clarke OVient Cruise, g. ROTTERDAM. "
Feb. .. Frank c. Clark. Times Blds.' N y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

~ Day Trip Panama West Indiss 800 u~
BoWriag 4 Co. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
6JkROSAlEb MOTTO Is.

JoVN HANCOCK. Attorney for Executors
iS liberty Street. New York City.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
airdjlidle CSrcianiiie.

Sutberiide @emeinoen Ger Sto0t Iei.
ern oos Determinations 5eIt gc.
meinidoftIib in ser ct. EouIs.
Stride on Der Qrllio Sill sloc.
Gin @loiiendor miro oie 6cier
uericb6nern. ct. So6onnes.@c-
meinoe peranitaltet Elm SerbitfeIt.
Gie hit6eriiden @emein0en in ser
StnOt lu0 ibrer llmgcbung luer0elt
anl Sountag, Ben 1.glooentber, glah.
mittogs 9 llbr, in ser ct. @ouls-
Stride, gde Grub Sill. im0 W1cS2e.
dens2lpenue, elm gemeinidaftIicbes
Reformations Set abbalten. Gle
9orbereitllneen liegen in Sen SGn-
Den zines Goniitc's, beitebeno aus
Oen SS 6. 3. airpon, Geo. u. Jle-
tber, Eoitor ". W2cGoulep uno @a.
itor s. BON Sobmann. Sin Wlaiien-
DIOR bon 200 Stimmen inter Der Gi-
reftion BON Cigar 2, @nil miro nit
ieineit erbe6enoeu @eidngen sic SeIt-
feier Oeri6onern. @aitor BON Sab
mann iogte: nSiir ms Geliti1e lit
eS cine beionoere 6reuoe, insbeion.
Oere III 0ieien 3eiten, po6rnebmen 81
oiirfen, ooB Elm GROCER S6eil oes
amerifoniiden @olfes ongeiongen
bot nit -en Oeutiheu Golfe 81 fii6-
len, Ia iogar fir Oafel6e 5u 6ctcr
oamit cs ieine geredbte Sode iieg.
reid 6inausfiibre. Die enel. lut6eri.
ihc Stride bat nidt bergeiicn was
lie Dem oeitiGen @ergmonnsio6ne
perOnnft. Sie ieiert ieine gbot mo
preiit Oie @rrungeniboften Oes oeiit.
iden 9'olfes. 90 bat sic lrt6eriidc
Stride ougen6lifIicb cine groBe 9luf-
ga6e IN oieiem 2onoe Sic pirO it,
rer 9lufgobe 9ereht, obre Oiel @e-
itrei un0 9lilmor~
Die engliide @eneroI.Spnooe BON
gtorO 9Imerifa gibt einen 6errliben
8elueis ibres guten oeutiben Sim
nes. 4ie 0eiti6en Miiiionen in Sn-
oien iiuo BON Observation-Disclosures uoa.
ltdroig abgei6nitten. llnteritiiblun-
gen. Die iie notbig 6eOiirftig, fonnen
ihnen aar uidlt detp1hrt ner0en. Sic
6ritiide 5eIbitiubt fennt audi bier
feline @rcn5en. Die @eueraI-S1nooe
in 9lmerifo fonint Oieien Oeutiden
Dliiliondren 5u Siilfe.
Sn einem glufrife, ben Ser Sefre-
tdr Der 9teuBcrcn WliiiionS ge6orOe
Or 6. 9. @oIf bat ausgebeiI laiien
eriud]t oerielbe INN einen 6ono fir
Die oelticben lilt6eriiben Nliiiions-
@eieuidoftcn III Snoien 2cip3ig,Ser-
monnsburg. Yredlim imO @oBner.
Gieiel6en benotbigen einen 6ono bon
$4,000 pro Wlonat.
&eformotions @ottcS-
tcnfttn ser 9 olems.
@emeinoe.
9(m Sonntnq, orn s. 09obcm6er,
miro III scr 0eiitiben liit1. Solems.
Stride, an Der Gde Don 91anoouftroBe
lmO Battery gIuenue ein gemens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

@erforguug. Bon Dem
Ncrtrouen ooS Die Geutiden III Sic
Sbdtigfeit ser u3eppcIine" ieben
giebt folgenoes giI0 cinen oroitiibcn
g}epcis: Daon iiebt ole 2onotorte BON
Gnglano uuO iiber ibr eiucn rieiieen
3eppelin Der 9om6en o6pirft. lln.
tcridrift:
,Nlau iie6t bier pie @rof 8eppeIin
@erioret gand England nit 8enoinl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

pcrocn Noie @ldubioen eriuden redt
ireigebig 81 ieiu
glblaB am 9lllerieclcn
tage.
Giucn poIltommenen 9IblaB am
9lnerIceleutage q. glopcnber) fir oic
aatbolifen oer gan5en @elt, 10 oft iie
ali ienem Gage ua1 oorausgcaange.
ner 9ei1tc mo III. Communion oOer
elm Orntorium beiuben, uuO oariu
naH Der Mleinuu9 Oes Sl &aters be.
tcn bat am "a. SUM 1914 olrd o.
fret Scr bl. Congregation oeS SI. Cf
ii5iuus @apit Fins oeS 3ebuteu &c
wabrt. Gieier uEoties Guotics~
9tblaB lit icood blob Ben armeu Scc.
len I'M 5egfcuer 5upcnobar. gSic be-
fannt beiaB Scr Sroeu 0es I'll. 9enc
Oift, ipe5iea oic airden Der @eueoif.
timer, Oieics %riOilcg felt mcbreren
Sobren fir ii1 aaein gluBeroem
wuroen oieies Yripilegs nod tbeil-
baftig Sene, Die cine Subilduus-Nle.
oaiae oeS 6l. 9cneoitt bei iib trtlgcu
imo oie obenerudbuten 8eoingungen
in i6rer eigenen @iarrfirdc erfiiuteu.
g1pm bat 4apIt 95iis. 5mei Nlonate
Dor ieinem 9lbleben, Scr gan3en DRIFT.
fatboIiiden @cIt Sic IobItbat oieies
groBen gI6laIieS beiuiaigt. Nie iid
Die Dem groBen 0roen oeS b. 9ene
oift iunewobnenoc Strait ihon felt
unuoroentlldcn 3eiten oftiHalS 0cr
umiucriellcn STRIDE mittbeiItc 70 gc.
iAicbt oies nod bellte, penu aud MIR
anregeno. Ger Grocn ocs III. genc-
0ift Bat jucrit oas SET 9llericcIcn
cingeiiibrt lmO aefeicrt; DER Enpit fat
cs bieraui fir Die gon5e Stride auge'
orouct; Dem Grocn oes bl. @eueoift
bat Scr &apit 5uerit Oos 9SriuiIcg ocs
glQerIeeleu-gIbla1es 6epiIligt MN
bat cr oieics @riuileg Der 9an5en Sir.
DIE ucrlicbcn. lln5meifelbaTt miro 70.
nit Der 2. giopember bon MN All
elmer ser groBten @naoentaae Der
itrcitcnoen STRIDE auf @roeu Iperoen
lmO ein Gag imoilsiprehlihen Gro.
ties fir 0ie Ieioenoc Stride, ndmlidl
fir sic leioeuoen 9ecIeu im 6cgfcuer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

aBeebdlb Joliet 1br NIT Dem icbredlihen 0in,
oerniB etHes grubes ourd6 Qeben eehen9 9S{eS
nalo 1in nit uubcQuemen mo unmirigoffen
plllsmittel iino2 Aesbalb flo 10 Oicle Werorii.
zen nerlu9en. iuelI bic qerinqite Irdftioe Sin.
lreu1nnq oas Dru1bnno berfhieben naa iinS
10 pen Brncb aus Der Gage brinQt9 go"
@rlraat oieS nDt Idnqer. Gdreibt nad 10.
plIaH eolllngs nn9emein tntcrefianfem g,,x
nIo lelnem ireien peilmitiel, boS CT 10 ornk,
mnilA oenen oilerlrt bic Ieiocn ipie er ip lnnoc
pelItien bat. Noet Gun ietnen Gent. leaf Gi'M
lene 8etptliDiunncn nuf Gbnebet cinfnm Ssg
n1d)lieDeHoen 4oupon aus uno fchidf ihn" ,,rS
pDriofrci '''e" nuo
@1iebt GO nltt nif. Seber Toa ben ebr Ak.
cert. II ein Ioe ber MnnebmIidfeit INK Sea
@lndes perlcreH. SHtdt beute ben aoupon. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

IS nfontsterrible. Sous.
berr (8um 9efnnnteiD ng8as Die
@eiber einen fir @eIo foiten. oa
ifidt Die @looiitin pieoer cine 9icd-
mmg fir einen Sut, oas lit Die brittle
in oieiem Dlonatl~ Gie fleine
Glie. uSa; nber inner oieielbe,
NapaI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
8rurt1 s11
3uuIr nebRtlt
0ltter eeetapitan 6eilte it'd ieI6it bnrdj
einfades WaitteI, i'm gercIdje rines
jeben 2eibenben.
eeln Sellmittef uHb gruhes inirdlantes BAD
irei nn alle 2eibenben berianbt

geenn seapidn Ceilings fi6 eIbit bon etnenl
noppelten Nru6 beilen ionnte, ber ion iabres
lang ans 8eit eeicilelt bate, burc6 ein cinfas
ionnt Sbr Mot bosielbe aliidiihe Melnltat ers
aeleli, penn Sbr tut mas CT tat. Sbr i3nnf uicht
PEI lbltmHer, menn iiberbaupb 70 fcb 'imm bran
lein alS otelet alte Geeinbrer eS mar; benn
ieH Brufban berntodte ieinen @rlid AZ bnis
ten Dottoren fdgten ibm CT mlifs opcrirt ipers
bcn ooer lierben. 9l6er bod beilte er fla lelbit
uHo leiII aroBes ireies Bud er5dbIt tpte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
nsGorrat6 63i, ,99i 9uicbcI.
AlellIIae SthlllBrntc.


2oumbraten pro 4hmo iSc.
Solids Goteletten. aSfuno 20c SOC.
9olbs.GoteIetten. Bfuuo 25c. SOC.
Sdinfcn PRO @flno ..... .23:.
Sdinfeu (ecidnitten) pro @fO. 35c.
5dmeins. GoteIciten, pro Nfuno 23c.
2onnrStbnibeI pro Hfuno 25c.
@oIbg-Sdnisel @fo. .25c.-3Oc.
8orterboiie 9teaf, @fo.. .3Oc.
SirIoiu SteF, 95fuuo 22c. -25c.
Nippenbraten pro 9Sfo.. 1Sc. 25c.
Srppenilciid), PRO @fo. t2c.-16c.
Somblrocr Steal, 4fo. t6c. 20c.
Sal5iIciidb, pro @hno t2r. zoe.
Soum'SduItcr, PRO %hno i5c.
Shnor-Somm pro 4iuno. .t2c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

glbonncnten, bic ben ,9entidjen Gprre.
gppnbcntcn" nidlt piinftlidl u6cr uurCarls
wagia erbaltcu, iin0 Gcbcten, bcr Office
6apon per EeIcpbOn Obrr idlrifilIh Wlit.
t6eilnng 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
8M 0ertaMfen.


100 ntobc 1rnieN er3lei uct6cn uno oulc
Rdrfte criltireu it, mas Der Giocn S6ngn
bieiet &ieh5ntt Wiildpirtbidait G'emiiie
uno Gbiisudt ie6r eintrdqli0. qano bon $i5
pro glder ni Fnmpbleis uno Southern
Nielb0 Maca3ine gratis Wl. 2. 9limnrb5
oanos uno Snouirie,Neent Gontbern VI RI.
Simmer 26e ggaibiHgion. 9. g. (0ft25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Wr teoi 0rorS Qabfon ciraBe Gdbnus,
@rnrSfiiid II Tuk Sront. reou5rier 0rets;
iein aaaraelS n6i6ia S2s nlonaiIH 5eoa9lt
@uinorenie. Gieuern etc RET beddgt lnr
ihuncs Seim 9ldbcre1 bel WfnBnna, Wf, SVo'
Dit.9iDrtB, ,QlSenue VSll1o-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
gcrIoreu


OIoloene Gameu.iibr Suliialeu VI. 70, i'm
Gcoar Siu5riebbof1 am 49, Eitopcr. libe.
rale NelobHuHg paHH 5urhderllattct. 293S
YcrHaro. GtraRe. (Cft25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

ginio. 3immer.Ginrihnneeu. eutc ge'
leeenbeii glnd5uirngcn Nr 2i43, yscro.th'
Iasn,etrafe. lSii24-2b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

NfhiisNInef VnfWtH. . -.
9reis $780, So mouatlid. Seine Srnmellener
u6er Qinien GSutcs cbenc8 9nno. 10 Wtinuten
bon ileiner eidot Su Siio.3erlep aeleqei1 IN.
Nlnde, 9r. 2i32, @enroie'gIpe, (Cit5l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Rat. Rn UertnNiem. wsghoe,
Nn9h' yemlie,fSnrm bon 10 AneFn u, w''RRe XII
Nlevst, nnDe BeInirs8onn Wnm9il ~. .s',' 49,
SsseeRhten & Wlegtlleu, Wt. 100, CitsStt
,"He. (9nI3O 4uS,1nlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

aoaoes gunooIon; SAB, gauirp sererSa:
nTSsliIsr S S5aIea nV oeoe iei6e Se6iualneen
An bsrfd,lfeu aldn eeDe. icbIeibe ooer tsle-
pboniere Tr Gin5eInbciteH aH SteSslHo wrc'
sbEa ngS @gpIg S'S dbsnc SSo vGsHfii anTfis Sa5 ~
(Gcptf7 1QpD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

w pttIHltiUtH.
$50 - glr. 1922, GitsganpalesStr, 3sii3dq
ole Standardization, obcr 81 periaiilen nIs Gin
Bargain; oicelbcn NeolnQunaen me Wlietbe
(Gii21-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
eOone..Iutb. 8tie6en8.
4irhe.


PIN bcuti0eu Sonttag 6eae6t oie
eponseliid lntberiide 5rieoens.@e-
meinoe, gfc Dlaoiion. imo Duncan.
StraBe, Ole 5eier oes SSa6resfeiteS
pdbreuo oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
pelder Inn 158 ll6r begiunt, Ger
0Mo5art-MdnnerHor" miro Ourd
ben Gortrag 5neier 2ieoer BUR Ser.
ihonerimg oer 5eier bcitraecn. Na-
itor 4oul u. Glen5el bon gBai6ing.
ton, 3. g., miro Die 5eitpreoigt bal.
ten uno @aitor Z. " @eis6aars
@rales oes atlantiihen Diitrifts Der
uoeitibeu eoongeliiden Spnooe bon
gtoro.9Imerifo" miro nud ein poar
@orte an Die 8eriammhmg ribten
sSn oiciem @ottesoienit miro ard Die
feicrliGe GinIeelmg Der ueileripdblten
geamten 6urH Sen Eaitor Der &C.
meinoe, CHARLES gnoers, ltattiinoeu
Tic cpnuaeliidc griiOerIhaft oct
fSriebens.@emeinoe lit Wlitglie0 oes
eponqelii6eu gruoer.9un0es oes at.
lautiiden Giitrift, weIder wieOcrum
cine 3pciapcreiniaing oes epange-
IiIden Nrlloer.gunoes oer ocitihen
ebouaelii6eu SDncOe bon 93oro.9lme.
rifa 1T.
y II tlternionper Der 9er3l
Sein.@ meinoc.
3um geItcn Der neuen 6er5 Seiu.
Stride in Ser goritoot Sis6lanotopn
miro am W}outag 9lbeno, oen 26
Gftober, bis Ionncritag 9Ibcno, oen
29., Elm g(uiterniouper lmo 9o5ar
peranItaItet iueroen lin einen ella.
toutcn grioIg 81 iidern babcn bic |
IobIihen Comeu Der @cmcinoc oic
lmlialienoneu @ortebrlmeeu getroi. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
n iir oie " d II e ii.

gluf 9ln0ronulg oes Hdr0mals
Gibbons miro beutc IN alien airHen
ocr Gr5oi63eic ole id1rlide Golette
fir bic @oiicn ocr gr5oi65eic auiae.
nommen weroeu 0io @eiitli9eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
|crlangt Mdnncr mnS anabcn.


Ssrditiacr iunecr U,ann, iolio nno fleibiq,
Srlabrcn ais 0c8er uno Aeuermann, olori
Aelnht fir 9lubspdus. Ndb5nirngen 5uifen
Z uno 10 llbr gloreens IN glr s48, gluro.
ouparo' 'StraRc. (Sit25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

rt @crInngt:
StI, V'ao0en ais a0din IN elmer fleineu
M,H1.,uliic Nad5uiraaeH 3r. 2207, GHiaw
F'"'S' (Cit26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

-, Hcrlauqi:
(Git24-2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
SerIanat- -6raneu nuS g3aO6en.


ofs 'WgjaSl ulo liliae Srnuen Ia Nrippclbem
u,2 ,,ns niiI.qetnarterunen Gcrtifiiate ausaeteut
n,t, MY 1euNll9 am Gnoe Der @r3ebung perlnits
nof. w,t ~ meloeH i'm atrnaH.puipiinl, pillss
my, ~'o' (Cft25,2129)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
%crIauet i'm QIllecmcinen.


oetl0nGi WldHHer 5um Serncn. Jung oocr nlt
llur gSodlen n1tbia. oann eobn, oertide Get
s sbcS@as @ 9@as c qSsS Sstser83 Ip3a0s nnS @ sho
(Sft22-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Bcflnunt:
@rldbrene d1cbiu, outer Qobn foiple Wldos
Wen ir augemeHe Sansnrbeii ,,2nilng lin.
sn'piogmcut 0Tmnnnc," POI Snifnnn Yuilbiua,
Al SttSeGiu1tpu.s (GttitS,I&S)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-23


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Citrolax
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Give 1t to the Children

Finest physic in the world for chill
dren. They love to take tit
tastes like lemonade 1t is mild
and suits their sensitive organs. 1t
is thoroueh--and keeps their sys-
TENS cleansed, sweet and wholesome.
1t does the same tor grown-ups, to.
An ideal laxative, Curiin's Two
Drug Stores. ---( ADV. July
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Rubber stamps.

| am still making rubber stampG
for the trade and with my latest de-
vice for making stamps. can deliver
them in several hours after your or
der is received, aud all stamps are
guaranteed TO print Phone me
your orders a. Daily Light office.
adv, If pd ROY PHILLIPS. :
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County Announcements


No. 80 ,.o. ,.a at;a
= ''s''' -
IN 1nlv.
" ''''= 80 : u 10 :.
i'-ti Wv W. : " y h'''9.
Fer Judge 40th Judicial District
+ I. HAWKINS (re-aIection)
tor Representative, Place NO Z
RoBI. h. SULLIVAN
1,.-. ,,,-.,.
r,nf r>>,,-,.a,r nv,
d. '1N y ''i>
WAITED : ZONES
for county tleFN-
Ii 9H 'h NAN
For County Judge
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or,o,,rJ
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-26
Interesting Specials
At Many Stores

Dhsrmadas q Matun1ulL 1850 Fort
Street, sopp. the convent, importers
of handmade laces and other mer-
cllandise from India, are offering as
special inducement to trade on Fri
day and Saturday, 10 per cent off on
all handmade laces.
s n. Along Company, Hotel and
Bethel streets, is closing out a COM
plete line of ladies and gentlemen's
shoes. They have decided to make
their Friday and Saturday offerings of
interest to everyone WHO comes into
their store. They offer discount of
20 per cent.
Canton Dry Goods Co. has lace cur
tains and pajamas on sale tomorrow
and Saturday at a 20 per cent dis
count. The goods are taken from
their regular stock of fine merchan.
disc and is splendid opportunity for
housewives to save.
Mems hose and ncekties at the Bell
Clothing Company will be sold at a
Is per cent discount on Friday and
Saturday of this week M. r. Benn.
manager, says he has some wonderful
bargain to offer
Chinese silks, sfawls and eInbroid-
cries, and dress patterns have arrived
recently from China and are being
shown at Vat 10y Co.'S 1916 King
Street. Some very remarkable bar
gains are offered.
Tan Calf Pumps, with turn soles,
will be sold at ST. tomorrow and
s Saturday at the NV York Shoe
Store. Formerly atey sold for $500
crockery and China at the lowest
prices in Honolulu at all times is the
claim of the City Hardware Co., Nuu-
anu and King streets.
a. Miyake, 1913 Fort street above
Sachs, will give 10 per cent dis
count on all Japanese trays for the
next two days.
Ready-Made Frames at the Arts and
Crafts Shop, 1922 Fort street, will be
sold at low prices for the next two
days. Frame that photograph and
hang it on the wall of your room.
Rawley's, Beretania and Fort, offers
a 10 per cent discount on halfgallons
of ice cream for the next two days
New Zealand Butter at 35c can be
purchased at the Metropolitan Mar
ket, 50-56 King street. Ordinarily it
costs 40c.
Japanese vases at 10 per cent dis
count will be the offering OF s. Te-
shima Shoten, japanese dealer and
importer, Hotel and Smith SITS.
Honolulu Picture FraUing and Sup
ply Co, Bethel street, near Hotel, has
q very complete supply ID photo
goods and their developing is splen-
didly done.
Flags Of all nations can be had at
Wall, Nichols Co. King street
brighten up your home and store
front for Floral Parade Day.
Oahu League remnants at 35e. That
is the price OF the prettiest pennants
Ct the day ait the Honolulu Dry Goods
Co, 81 Hotel street
Grey Suede Shoes, the kind thai
have sold for $3.50 to $4.0e, will be
sold for $1.50 at Ayau Shoe Store to
morrow.
Fifteen per cent discount on ladies
and gentlemen's Felt Hats will bt
given by Fukuroda Co. tomorrow.
The Japanese Bazaar has some in
teresting things to offer. See theil
ad. .<..zr. 8.
T. Murakami Shoten, 81 Hote
street, near Nuuanu, will give you
discount of Is per cent on all Jap
anese dry goods. - Ill.
Fifteen TO thirty per cent off on al
hardware in the City Mercantile Com
rany's store.
A reduction sale is going on at K
Uyeda Store, Nuuanu street, nea
King. Good offerings. ~....ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-22
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Roger Peokinpaugh has done fine work
with the bat for the Chancemen on TINS LTD
He has batted we'll over 800 since the team
left home.
The Giants shut out. oppo.ins teams thre.
which went with several of tho games,
New, York and Boston viii be ALI tangled
up with each other on the baseball Held this
week The Giants are slated for six games
In Boston, and tho Red sox have two post
ponements from their last trip here.
There won't be any league game at tho
Polo Grounds tomorrow, Yals and Prince
ton being due TO hold tho fort Tho Giants
will play off the postponed game with the
Reds on August 3.
It Is interesting TO not. that not one of
these members OF me white soy s no ny; one
games ,han he has lost !, m,Snt Ss In, In
part OF the pitching stars, hut more rea-
sonabis explanation Is that a necessary sd-
junct TO winning pitching Is q group OF run
Last year Yale had a very successful sea;
except ha hs sSr Gs As dns s
but wound up by losing the series TO Yale.
Honus Wagner faced Tyler. Marquard.
ae.sion without ST making n hit a' IN sue
Pitcher Billiard of the Indianapolis. Feds
Finished both games game OF double header ,s
both, although the losers made eighteen
hlte to opponents eleven In the second alter
cation
The injury to iris Speakers ankle, sus.
tanned In Saturdays game. probably Will
keep him on the bench for week
Between the two homo clubs right field
at the Polo Grounds this season has had
nve occupants. Murray. Snodgrass and Rob
ertson for the Giants. Hartzeli and Cook for
the Chancemen.
Doc crandall is going through the same
after long winning streak. which Is that
he Is finding It hard to recover the winning
habit. His last three starts have been de-
feats,
The indefatigsbie George Morsland has
complied a little volume giving the age,
height, weight and other statistics OF more
than 400 ball players. From It we learn
that Frank Bancroft the dean OF active
baseball men, 10 6s years young.
As a stamina pitcher. James OF the Bos-
ton Braves Is looming up this month by the
frequency OF his appearances and tho per-
centage of success attached thereto. on
June he beat the Brooklyns to Q In
thirteen innings: on the 9Th no relieved
Tyler. but his team lost to tho Reds, TO 4;
on the Sth ne lost to the Reds, 8 to q; on
the iith he rescued Psrdue and the Pirates
were beaten. 3 to Q; on the 18th he was re-
lieyed BY Grutshsr. the cub being beaten,
on the 18th he rescued Rudolph and this
he beat the Cardinals. is1 '~