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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20
JERSEY CITY.

BARGAIN-Private house, rooms, bath, all
improvements; also small factory, all
brick 30 minutes to New York. w. NAL
LET, 1873 Central av, Jersey City
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CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW, big sacrifice
every improvement; open fireplace: neal
trolley worth 81, 600; price, SO, 400; terms, S4Ot
cash; balance small installments. FIACRE,
g2G Essex building.
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ful slX-room Nat, second floor with all I'M
nroyements; rent, SIS. Inquire delicatessen
store, across the street
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BLOOMFIELD

BLOoMTIELD-s4,5O 500; easy terms: new house,
four bedrooms, bath, living-room, open fire.
place, dining-room, pantry, kitchen, entry and
heater, parquet floors, shades, screens. lot
50xi20. HERBERT A. GRIFFITH, builder,
27 Orchard St. Bloomfield.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

RosEVILLE-rwo-fam house. and g.
room apartments; light rooms. separate
steam heaters three minutes to station; CEN
tral to three trolleys; rents, 500 andsS22. THE
EDWARD ". MARTIN Co, IS Bathgate
pl.. near Roseville station.
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KuNYON ST, 214. cor. Hedden terrace
Seven rooms. all improvements. Inquire
j. Density. "a FairYiew ay.. near Bigh-
teenth av.i rent reasonable
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RUTHERFORD.

ARE you looking for a real nice home mod
crate price? l have a bargain, a Groom
house. for sale, beautiful location, for Sc, 500
ossy terms. Particulars, CARL DAMN
uEIM, "a Park av Rutherford, N. j.
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SOUTH ORANGE

Ar Mountain station, South Orange. a 10 and
Broom house; all improvements: fine view
AaJ and $T5 per month. o. S. THOMPSON
80 4th av, New York: phone 3163 Ora
mercy.
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FINE RESIDENCE, S-room house, highly
restricted locality; every modern improve
rlent; electric lights; will sell very reasona-
ple near Orchard ST station. Inquire MRS
ATSMA Range ter, Bloomfield.
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ISTERLAKEN

MODERN dwelling nine rooms, bath. steam
heat; garage; large lot; can be bought at
u sacrifice. FRANK BICHHoRN, $40 Broad
rtreet.
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Spring buyers are looking out for
farms. A good chance to adver-
t1se yours now If you want to sell.
Here's the paper to sell It.
FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS, 81. 500 up to $4,000; hotels, cottages
boarding houses, road houses, business
property, lake properties. Write T. HAIR
PER. Monticello, n. Y.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

NEW stucco, eight rooms, every modern i'm
provement; % feet; large living rooms, open
fireplace. OWNER, MRS. RANGE, Range
tor, Bloomfield, tel. kll3.
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SIN large. light rooms; all improvements
elegant decorations separate heaters; see
ond floor; rent So screens and awnings
furnished: II North Thirteenth st. corner
seventh ov. Apply DAVID L. HELLER. 500
Broad st.
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ROSE ST, %

-Four rooms, with improvements; si2; 10
minutes from Broad and Market; near elm
ton av. car lines. Inquire on premises, or SO
Stratford pl. BRODY.
ROSD COURT. 18th av., cor Howard st.
Five and six rooms; steam heat, hot water,
telephone and janitor service; one block from
Court House. Inquire janitor on premises
or =. STEINER, 1871 Springfield ay.; tel
GiT4-1 Market
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3 and 4 Rooms


AND BATH
ALL modern improvements except heat: all
extra light rooms; good location: 10 minutes
walk from Market and Broad SITS, rent $40
and 81. 40 Rutgers st, near Thirteenth nv
inquire Of ianitor.
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FURNISHED Groom house; improvements,
old; Toms River near business centre, sta
ton; river ioN2OQ; fruit, shade $500; terms.
N. Y.
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NUTLEY

NUTLEY--.Very attractive S-room house;
best location; all modern improvements;
loo 50X120; will sell at $500. DBVRIES,
AZ Hampton pl.; take Paterson car to Union
avenue.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

RoSEVILLE North Ninth st.-Twelve
rooms, reception hall, beautifully finished
throughout; hardwood floors. electric lights.
large front porch. rent $40. THE EDWARD
". MARTIN CO, is Bathgate pl., Rose
VILE
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NGTLEY--Eight- house. on high shad-
ed lot 50X125; every modern convenience;
rodecoFated throughout; new bathroom; five
minutes from trolley; &c. 500 monthly pay
inents OWNER 40 Sylvan pl.
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DWELLINGS TO LET OR
FOR SALE

UPPER MoNTCLAIR N. J. C379 Upper
Mountain av., cor. Braemore I'd )-Stucco
and shingle house. perfect order, 10 rooms,
baths and laundry four freplaces. broad
veranda fine trees; Ave minutes to station.
Address OWNER, room COL, 115 Broadway,
New York,
BRICK HOUSE, IL rooms, all improvements
parquet floors. Will sell at sacrifice. In
quire 20 Burnett ST.. near James 81.
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SECOND FLOOR, four rooms, gas and water.
to small family; sic. Cali III Mount
Prospect aV.
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MARYLAND
MARYLAND

100 acres, water front; one of the most
beautiful places on the Eastern Shore 600
peach trees, bearing; 10-room house. beautiful
grove. good land. big barn. other outbuildngs
one mile from railroad town: plenty game.
duck shooting, fishing boating; will furnish
pictures of house upon applica tom price
500. 600: easy terms this farm, properly work
ed will bring 81 OOc this year Write d. b.
FIGGS Real Estate Broker, oil ~ Division
ST., Salisbury, Md.
NEW ENGLAND
100 ACRES FRUIT & DAIRY FARM, 50. 900
Two miles village and station; keeps 10
other fruit; $500 worth wood and TIMBER
7room house; barn, 50x60: silo wagon
house poultry house, good repair, running
65-ACRB FARM,
one mile station; keeps 8 COWS and team;
sugar orchard. 40 fruit trees; Groom house
barns poultry houses: running water
borders river; 1.b0O. part cash.
35-ACRE FARM ALL EQUIPPED, 81. 400.
Two miles village, main road. smooth rich
land slopes TO south; excellent S-room house.
painted white, green blinds; barn 40x50
wagon shed and poultry house, large brook
on farm: wood. some pine horse, COW,
uoultry, wagon. tools, all go.
20 ACRES FOR TRUCK GARDENING.
one mile East Mortified Mass; good
buildings and rich land 7-room house and
barn. 81, G00 easy terms.
1I-ACRIG FRUIT FARM, 81 600.
Good buildings and rich land
Write for Circular of Farms
N IEkINTTMGC
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35-ACRE FARM, S-room house barn. 8
chicken houses. workshop; must sell at
sacrifice. o. A. HISCOX. Woodstock Valley,
Conn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

FOR SALE--Two farm houses and land
bargain. Write w. PORTER, Liberty, n
y. BOX $50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

scHEERBR Az. s7-Flrst floor, separate
entrance. rooms and bath: improvements
rent. S25
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HUDSON HEIGHTS

Eight-room house best rest
dental section Hackensack cash, $500.
Room 1905, 261 Broadway.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

2c-ACRE farm; 7-room bungalow; modern
improvements; garage hen house; build
ings new; price $500. RICHARD IL.
TUCKER. Saybrook, Conn.
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uAcKENsACK

BACkENsACK. n. J.--Flne modern dwell
ing, located on Summit af., FOR rent; house
contaies seven bedrooms. two baths open
froplnce and hardwood noors corner location;
on plot l00x2T5, adjoining to Hackensacli
'iulf Club luke md one of the best locations
"a Haekensack. rent 81 200 per annum. Room
$500. Woolworth Building, New York.
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FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES--TO LET

LARGE office space, pleasant and con-
Venient; also space for light manufacture
ing purposes. soMMER 4 BROSS. $40
Market st.
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FURNISHED
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
OR TO LET

FOR SALE OR TO LET-Bungaiows, six
rooms and bath; furnished; water supply;
near Mt Tabor station and trolley line
Excellent train service. Price to purchase
$500 To let, $500. Apply to L. e. HALL
NIGER. 10 Exchange pl Jersey City, N. J.
also have some very fine bungalow sites
for sale
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FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR SALE
TOMS RIVER

FOR sALE-Furnished room house, Il rooms.
$50 High st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

BOoNTON. n. J.-Splendid mountain air.
Lackawanna commuters express SERVICE
7-rooin almost house, all improve
ments. electricity; superb view; $4,000; only
$1,000 cash If bought now; balance building
and loan mortgage 20 other houses. all
sizes write for particulars. WILLIAM A.
KIRBY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20
FARMS FOR SALE

BROOKVILLE, near Barnegat, 80 acres OF
farm land; fronts on public road; will ex-
change for Newark property. II. FLOUR
NOY, S2S Broad ST., Newark.
CEDAR LAKE, in Adirondacks of New Jer-
sey-Beautiful, convenient. healthful;
bungalows. building sites; suit every purse
and taste; one hour on Lackawanna road.
Address, phone DONALDSON, Brentwood
n. J.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET
FURNISHED COTTAGES
TO LET

FURNISHED CoTTAGE-sx rooms anc
kitchen water and gas, three minutes Il
aier; Point Comfort ground Inquire 2.
Ilvis aV.. East Orange.
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DELAWARE


DELAWARE
FARMS for sale. send for free catalog
SLAUGHTER e BAKER, Dover, Del
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Seventeenth Az, SO

Four-room hat; improvements: all light
rooms: s12. Inquire 372 Hunterdon St,
around the corner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

ECKERT AV., 3S-44, near Seymour av-
Two-famly house, first and second floors,
6 and Z rooms and baths; separate steam
heaters; new; all improvements; handsomely
decorated; elegant fixtures; rent, S23 to s25
GEISBR & PLUM, 845 Broad st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20

Are You looking for an apartment? First
see these, 1916 Clifton av. rent $50 and
500 janitor service steam heat. electric
llght; all improvements; liberal inducement
= immediate tenants. Call at Office oil
MHRoN w. MORSE, t3s Third av.. or 74O
Broad st.
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SOUTH ORANGE Az. 223-Seven elegant
large rooms and bath; heat furnished: pos
session May /. Ring middle bell Inquire
AZ leo Hunterdon st.
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FAIRFAX
and
MONTICELLO

AFARTM ENTS,
557-56l CLINTON Az.
Modern SIX and seven room apartments.
parquet fioor rooms nicely arranged; all
improvements janitor service. These apart
ments Will make a comfortable home and
we can make the rent ht your income. Come
in and talk 1t over FIDELITY TRUST
CO, Real Estate Dept. Room gl5 Pruden-
tial Bldg
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ROYAL

No. 92-4-6 North Broad ST, near Third av.i
five minutes to Erie station, ten minutes
to Market and Broad; large light six and
seven-rOom apartments. steam heat, hot
water and janitor service furnished; indi-
vidual maid accommodations tiled baths,
electric lights; VIII decorate to suit tenants
taste In beautiful Japanese grass cloth and
handsome paper with cut-out borders every
room clean and entirely renovated. Inquire
of Janitor or THE EDWARD vs. MARTIN
Co, Is Bathgate pl. near Rosevllle station,
u L. e. w inl Il POP
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BROAD ST. S93--Large front room for two;
hall room; two blocks from Market 81! u
Inquire three flights up. y4es
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RoSENTLLE-Boston plan; two-familv six
and eight-room apartments: separate en-
frances and heaters, electric lights large
lot nve minutes TO station; rents. s2s TO SO.
Phone or call THD EDWARD " MARTIN
co, IS Bathgate pl near Rosevnle sta
ton.
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BROAD ST, 25; Fairmount av., 1s9-Qne
two and three rooms; heat, janitor; TlpSs
rates. Apply premises. ~
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

RosEvILLE South 18th St, 1o7-1i1, between
Central and Ninth avs.-Five and six large
ilsht rooms respectively all improvements
nut neat near two tfolleys and Rosevllle
". MARTIN CO, Is Bathgate pl.. Roseville,
agents.
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ESQ ACRES. good building smooth land
brook near cities, trolley; r. f. D.. phone
orchard; sell whole part. GEO. STOTT
Mystic, Conn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
ANTLTUBERCULOS|S
TO EXPAND.
WIN Be Reoruanized on Larger
Scale Than Ever 10 Ex
tend Its Work

I 4
Unless there be a very considerable
number Of deaths from tuberculosis
over the normal during the coming six
months, the general death rate win
show Substantial decrease over the
previous years, according to the re.
port read by DR.. A. N. Sinclair, su.
Perintendent Of the Auti.Tubefculosis
League at the annual meeting Of the
1eagde Yesterday afternoon in the rooms
Of the chamber Of commeree. The
deaths 81 tho first six months Of the
present statistical year have been far
below the average, 50 much Do that
the bureau is able BY comparative
charts to show the practical success
that is attending the work against the
white plague. 81
League VIM Expand
The league Mt yesterdays meeting
debated the question Of whether to en-
large the membership Of the orgapiza-
ton or whether to 20 out Of existence
as a league altogether. The reason for
the latter suggestion is that the three
parent organizations which organized
the league have themselves ceased to
exist as such--the Hawaiian Red Cross,
the chamber Of commerce and the mer.
chants association. 1t was decided not
to discontinue, however, but TO reor,
game ON a larger scale, the details
of',yhich were left TO the executive
committee 70 work out.
Stamp Sale q Success
The reportAof the sale Of Red Cross
stamps was received with. enthusiasm,
the result reported being 50 much bet.
ter than had been expected. Altogether
the sale returned $500 more. than the
year before, despite the many calls that
had been made upon the commupity
for other charitable purposes. A vote
of thanks TO Mrs. w. r. Dillingham; and
her willing assistants was passed.
The money realized, after deducting
the share Of the National Red Cross
Association and, the small expense Of
the sale, was divided by vote between
the Leah Home and the Pa. Ola day
camp.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
LIGHTHOUSE BOAT
LEAVES FOR coast
Kukul Goes to Alaskan Waters
for Duty and coIumbIpe
VIII Come Here

With homeward bound pehnaht
flying at her foremast and hbr siren
sounding farewell, the lighthouse tender
Kukpi departed FOR San Francisco yes.
'tcrday afternoon at two o clock. This
vessel which was bpih especially for
these Islands through an appropriation
by Congress, and which has done much
service to the merchant mai;nd in these
waters, when disaster threatened, viii
remain in san Ffanrisco for several
days, where her crew will be transfer
red TO the Columbine, an ancient little
wooden vessel which has boon assigned
to those waters in place Of the K0kui
Through Influences brought 10 bear IN
Washington by the Delegate from
Alaska, an. exchange was made wherein
this obsolete craft will do duty in these
waters and the Kuk,ii will patrol the
icy waters of the North. ir
Owing To the thorough knowledge
which the officers and crew Of the ISnlni
have of these waters. an arrangement
was made whereby Captain Warner and
his men will be permitted to return here
on the Columbine for duty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
LIFE SAVING CONTESTS
ARRANGED FOR WOMEN


The American Red Cross life saving
contests are to be carried On.under the
instruction Of Miss Anderson, director
of physical education 81 the Young
Women s Christian Association. This
is a splendid opportunity for every
woman and girl who can swim The
following rules govern life-saving tests:
To be eligible to enter a life saving
contest swiinmerimust be able TO swim
one hundred yards, using one or two
strokes; to dive properly;, to swim on
the back fifty yards, and 10 retrieve Oh.
-ieets at reasonable depths from the sur.
face.
+ A life-sayer must be able TO tow
person Of her own weight ten yards by
three different methods,
She must be able to show three
methods Of releasing herself from per,
son in peril of drowning when grasped
in various ways. ~
She Is required to demonstrate two
methods OF artificial respiration,
II you have not already enrolled for
one Of these classes, call at the oillee
some time before January 8.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
INFLUX OF women
MUSTBE CHECKED
Doctorsl, oman Proposes Cru
,sads Against Importation Of
Vice FromSan Francisco I. (

Learning that Honolulu's un,iesir-
ables, as counted BY the population. Of
Iwilei, il 20 be increased by more than
hundred with refugees from San
Francisco s cred light" district, Rev.
John W. wadman. D. d., Of the Anti
Saloon League and a leading social
worker, made demand upon the police
last night that the law be enforced and
these women be prohibited from en-,
gaging in their Illicit practise here.
According to reports around the
police station, number Of those
women will arrive during the week as
the advance guard Of the hundred or
more that will be here before the
month is over. San Francisco,s vice
district was closed on December Is,
which accounts for the impending in.
flnx of undesirables here. -
San Francisco in Arms
The feeling against s'the district
in San Francieco increased steadily as
the time of the Panama Pacific exposi.
tion drew near. Following the No.
lNtulDtI GitCNAOil IL WIS HHHOuutCu ludt
the red light jewellers must get out OF
the city by December 1850 of them
1--WE should be up 10 arms against
their appearance herel,, exclaimed
Doctor Wadman last night 81 have
taken the matter up with the police
myself and will not rest until have
seen that everything possible has been
done TO prevent their evil influence
being felt here. y II
Iwilei, anticipating their coming, Is
now graced by eight new cottages,
which may be rented by these women
Law Must Be Enforced
Doctor Wadman declared his deter,
minatioh TO see the law enforced and
these uhdosirables put into jail OF
shipped out Of the Territory before
they have had U,le to exert their de.
moralizing ipn ence upon the com
munity. 1Hespie Commended that the
ministers Of the city get together at
once and join in protest against what
he characterized as an outrage upon
the city. He declared, also, that civic
ofganizations Of the city should take
tbs problem mp and see that the police
enforce the law. Y
There are territorial and federal
laws fully partially covering this
case. The territorial law makes the
practise ofIprostitution punishable by
fine or imprisonment. Under the fed,
eral law the newcomers might be
reached under the theory that they are
undesirable alien citizens and de.
ported or simply punished, as in the
case of the local law. i.y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
JOHN WISE NOT AFTER
GLERksHIP DF SENATE
Prefers KaploIani Park Super
intendency and Cannot Hold
Two Political Jobs

John Wise win step inside as a can
didatc for the clerk Of the senate.
This no announced yesterday, to the
surprise of several, who had looked
upon him as both a candidate for the
elerkship and for superintendent Of Ia,
piolani park. 3
II became evident from what he said
that he had been put in position
whore he had to choose between ono
job or the other, and took the place now
held by y. q. Riyenburgh,
With Wise out Of the running for
clerk Of the senate, several names have
come up as possible candidates for the
lucrative Job, including Bert Lloyd,
Henry Roth and William Savidge.
Wise has held the clerkship of the
senate for several sessions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
MARINE TIDINGs
Nv Merchants' Exchang.

Friday, December Is, 1914
Port Gamble Sailed, December n.
schooner Camano, for Hiio.
Saturday, December 10.
San francisco Sailed, December 10.
1:45 p. m, 3. s. Tehyo Maru, for Ho.
nolulu. MAO 70 SO n
Port Townsend Arrived, December
is, schr., A. r. Coats, from Pearl Har-
Dor November 30.
Mahukona Sailed, December IL bkt.
Ppako, for Port Townsend.
Mails are oue from the following
points As follows, . "a ~ "a
San Francisco Per wilhelmina, today.
Yokohama--Per Mongolia, today.
Sydney--Per Ventura, Dee. 81.
Mails win depart for the following
points az follows: y.s =.
0rient-Per Tenyo Maru, Dec. rs.
Sse Francisco-Per Luriine, today, a
Pm ANrpanUwlIW
Syuee. Per Sononia, Dec. rs. N ! -
mails subject TO correction on ar
fival OF ships) a. anNN 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
AUTOS HAVE COLLISION

An automobile driven 'by Tsumnra,
a Japanese, in the rent service coIlided
with machine driven by Mrs Robert
Mist, yesterday at noon, at the inter,
section Of Wilder avenue and Punahou
street The rear wheels Of The ear
driven by Mrs. Mist were taken on
and the ear was carried across the
street and iammed against a tree. No
one was injured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
rHE oH1LpREN,s COLDS.

Watch the children 4 colds and cure
them before they weaken the Vitality
Use Chamberlain Cough Remedy free
ly. II is perfectly safe. II has been
tested BY chemists and pronounced fee
from injurious substances and costs put
q triae. For sale by;all dealers Benson
Smith 4 Co., agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
NAVAL COLLIER HECTOR
DISCHARGES ITS CARGO

y d 81 .
The naval collier Hector has eomplet-
Cd discharging nearly 10000 tons Of
structural iron supplies at Pearl Harbor,
which is intended Tor the new coaI
bunkers and aerial railway shortly to
be constructed for the Navy Depart,
ment. W
Eight mechanics, skilled in steel con
struetion work who have been engaged
to take charge - this work, will arrive
ON the Wilhelmina this morning. II Is
reported that the consignment Of steel
which arrived for this structure Is in
first elaEs condition and is ready TO be
Immediately assembled and erected.
a number Of unskilled mechanics win
be employed on the job, II is estimat.
cd that this contract will be completed
within six months.