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Evening star., 1915-05-05
Arcade.

Tonight will be circus night for the
dancing patrons at the Arcade Audito-
rum. with many novel features To-
morrow night George Dorsey will meet
AL Donnelly in a race for the cham
pionship and silver loving cup. Fri
DAYS feature will be "kddes' Night. +"
with exhibition dancing by Miss Doris
Schlegel and Ma ster Thomas keleher,
and Saturday night will come the Mar
di Gras" with noisemakers and a ser
pentine battle.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
New Austrian Army Raised.

BERLIN, via Copenhagen to London.
May 5.-The Tages Zeitung says it
learns that the new Austrian army
which is to act against Serbia is now
ready for the field. The weather along
the border is improving rapidly, and an
advance is expected shortly.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Seven KEYS to Baldpate."

Seven Keys to Baldpate." one Of the
host successful mystery farces of re-
cent wears. will be the offering of the
I'oli Players next week. The play is
e hraInatIzation Of Earl Rerr Biseers'
thrilling novel of the same name. II
Evening star., 1915-05-05
The Care and Feeding Of
Children,
bv L. Emmett Halt. M. q,

Seventh edition. revised and enlarged.
The best book on the care of children.
infant feeding. diet of older children.
with food formulas and suggestions as
to what to do in emergencies Cloth.
21S pages, 75c.
Second floor + street
Evening star., 1915-05-05
MEMS. GOLF SHOES

A neat shoe that is in strong contrast
to the usual clumsy lasts offered for golf wear
This is the best grade of Golf Shoes made. Of
genuine pigskin leather noted for its excellence
of texture and durability. sotness and lghtness Of
weight. As good golf shoe as any man ever
wore.
The price is $3.50.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Neuu Round Designs in
Irish Tablecloths.

Double Damask Irish Table
cloths in new round designs, for
4 it., 4.6 #. and it. round tables.
They are beautiful designs, fine
weight and of handsome weave.
2x2 yards, $3.50.
2x2la yards and 214x21A yards,
$3.50.
SPECIAL-About 200 dozen
Irish Damask Napkins at last
years prices (Which means very
cheap according to the present
linen valuations).
22-in. size, $3.50, S. and $3.50 doz.
24-in. size, $500 doz.
26-in. size, $500 doz.
Second floor. Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Cosmos.

in the new bill to be presented the
last half Of the week at the Cosmos
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Tbe 5emelrp 5tore's

UDf Dfhflrp 5tore s
Gift Suggestions for Brides. Grooms
and Attendants Of the Wedding
ENciusivcncss Of design and elegance Of
quality arc two points that endear gifts
Of jcwelry, and which all our fine
jewelry possesses
These suggestions may also be considered
for graduation gifts.
for the bridesmaids:
Pins sa..5 $500.
Brooches. ss.73 *2a.oo
Slipper Buckles. $3.50 0 $3.50
Bracelets and Bangles ss.' to $4,000
Gold ana Moonstone Necklaces $3.50
cold and coral Necklaces $4,000
a enamta ana anG M Hnesees s. 70
Bracelet Watches $1,000 to s125oo.
Waltham. ElGin and Swiss Bracelet Watches, SIS to
$1,000
for the Alfn attenhants:
Scarf Fins $50 to $4,000
Tie Clasps s2oo to $500.
Dress Sets $500 to $1,000.
Coat Chains $3.50 to s11.oo.
wademar Vest Chains: s1e.So to $4,000.
waltham Elgin and swiss watches SO to .,.soo
5terling 5ilber Gifts:
Vanity Cases.
Belts with sterling silver buckles
Travelling Clocks.
Dorine Powder Boxes
Bracelet watches. is jewel movement
Match Boxes
Key Chains.
Main floor. Eleventh
Evening star., 1915-05-05
No Horrors Shown.

They VIII not see any horrors They
VIII not see any brave men Of any
country killed
Cut out the coupon printed below.
take 1t to the Belasco Theater tomor-
row or Friday before 80 o'clock, the
time the show begins. and as a guest
"f Ihe star see these thrilling pic
lures
Evening star., 1915-05-05

The Butterick School of Dressmaking,
Five Sessions Daily-Six Lessons, $500.
floor Eleventh
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Pictures in Natural Colors.

The pictures in kinema color show these
Instruments Of warfare in perspective,
standing out just as plain as though
they were just in front of the audience
These kinenlacolor pictures With the
"tSisting Forces Of Europe show in
'tturai color battleships. torpedo boats
~ submarines. including the famous
8. and torpedo boat destroyers sailing
~ firing their guns i'll the sea
How fast a torpedo goes, and why SO
" big, fast ships have not been sunk
III he shown in these moving pictures
tught by one of the forty kinemacolor
'mera men. The actual firing Of tor
Afo. the splash it makes as il rushes
rough the water on its errand Of death
I'd destruction are illustrated
The pictures show the countries where
lndreds of thousan nds of men have al
ady lost their lives
school children who accent The Stars
'bvltation will see the armies and
aVies Of all the battling nations, with
ne uniforms and decorations and flags
and everything exactly as they really
are They will see the kaiser. with
hs soldiers and with his sailors, and
tdmiral Won Tirpitz. the brains" of
me German navy. They will see Great
.iritain's king on the battlefelds IN
rance. They will see King Albert
~ Belgium and the Little Father" as
the Car of all the Russias is called.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
for the men attennants

Scarf Fins. $50 to $4,000.
Cuff Links. $500 to $4,000.
Tie Clasps. S2.nh to $500.
Full Dress Sets. $500 to $1,000.
Coat Chains. $3.50 to S11.oN.
Wa'demar Vest Chains, $3.50 to s4t
Gold Knives. SIZE to $3.50
Walthanl. Elgin and Swiss Watches
Evening star., 1915-05-05
BEAUTIFY THE FLOORS OF YOUR HOME
WITH THE IDEAL NEW RUG
The Rattannia Fiber Rug

Also Hall Runners in the
same color combinations d,
2.bxo it.; 2.6xI2 #. and 2.6x
Is #.
$2.5o, $500 and $3.50.
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$3.50 Palm Beach Suits $4.75)

=
We $500
for and
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$500 MEMS STRAW HATS $1.(

This includes any Straw Hat for men and yo
/ the store. All sizes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-29

this Big Store has something special offer you Tor Friday
| IanlSa Somer reaI
making OF fall and winter goods
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-29

Sample line, all sizes. splendid variety of
on one table Stripes, dots and
figures, Choice -..-~--
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5Oc-WORK HATS -19c

Hand blocked Manila straw. These hats have
slightly soiled through careessness OF the importer
a spot occasionally but defects. That is
why the price is only
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SOC SILK NECKTIES

The regular soc line, open end styles mos
dandy good lot to select from;
your choice --.--..--
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MEMS SILK SOX-3 Pair {

All colors and black and white. This sock
be good value at 25c pair;
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THIS is FINAL
July Cleanup
of Low Shoes
Save From 25 to 100 Per Cent

The end is near Our July Clearance will soon
be over. and our stock will soon be cleaned up BUT
to end this wonderful sale VIC have listed some few
numbers consisting Of broken lots at saving OF
from e per cent to 50 per cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-29
LADIES' COLLARS
Values to 39c
- c

All the new spring and summer
styles, Puritan and the good flat
kinds, over two hundred to select
from. choice, I5c.
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Three Buyers in the Market

Three theme tfewd the field
purchase they make saving
to our
Tn meantime we must clear the Friday
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Even to the smallest things we
have the best and when we make
a special price il means you get 100
per cent value for your money.
Cc For ) Welsbach Gas Man
kJC tells, always sold Ioc
straight
In A card for fancy Trimming
lU( Buttons, worth to ooc.
z Each for Carmen or Cubist
JC Hair Nets, with or without
elastic.
lr A pair for Children's Hose
| JC Supporters, worth I5c any
place.
O. ~ For a 75c Wizard
| 0k. .kU Floor Mop and $I.oo
can Of O'Cedar Oil.
r. A dozen for regular 10 cent
JC Pearl Buttons. First quality
fresh water pearl.
10 A pair for lo-inch nickel
lJC plated Scissors, worth 55c
easily.
1r A pair for silk finished,
lCC csc Ladies Hose, fast
black, high spliced heel.
Or A suit for open mesh
| Zoe Union Suits, worth 75c.
| For ladies, all sizes lace knee.
r Each, for Ladies Vest, worth
JC Ioc, Pure white, Isle finish.
10. A yard for Shadow Laces,
OF Regular II I-2c quality, 3 to 7
inches wide.
EOc 4 yard for Quaker Lace
JJC Flouncings, worth up to
| $r.4S white and cream.
0rc \ yard for Embroidery
LJC Flouncing with Convent
Edges. soft Nainsook. Exception
al value.
or. A yard for SI.4S Chiffon
OJC Embroidery Flouncings, 80
inches wide, Lovely patterns.
An. A yard for Crepe Flounc-
4JC ings worth TO $r.4S, As
inches wide.
no. A yard for Silk Shadow
Joe Lacss worth up to $I.9S.
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Mems Oxfords

These shoes are all this seasons footwear, no old
stock but each one is good attractive number
f~,,,a ia fore r. i tno late
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BOYS WASH SUITS HALF PRICE

Linen White Duck, Solid Blues, Buster Brown and
Russian Blouse style with without collars. Sizes run
za-2 wears Regular price 75c to S2.5o- Now just
TALF PRICE shWFRE
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Piece Goods
Specials

Values that should appeal to any
economical mind. Savings that
really count in any house. First
class merchandise at the minimum
price.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
VILLA FOR CES
PUT TO FLIGHT
Many Left Dead and Wounded on
Battle Field After Aaelz;ag AT.
tack oA Victoria:
(Bg Associated Pr.,s.sl

M --SS1Nt- tcsSsf
EIIi rASO. Tex, Jan. General VII
Ia is moving to attack the Carranza
garrlsons OF the Mexitan border towns
opposite Saco md Douglas, Arizona,
with 5000 convention troops 70
drive the Carrsnza forces ont OF tho
border towns is Villas solution OF tho,
problem OF stopping border fighting.
II became known here soday that VIII
Ia had communicated his intention TO
General Scott; United States, chief Of
stat. here TO secure an agreement to
neutralise the border cities.
Villa promised mot TO exroee flie,
American towns TO IRE for more than.
Ecight hours, at tne end ofsNiiish period
he Promised the Carfaiisa karPisons
wound have surrendered or would be
driven iaso the United Statas.
HaIf Villas force passed through.
Juarez tode3 en- route TO Casas
Grhndcs. whsnce the troops viii move
overland into sonora. II VIA at q
great sacrifice' 20 his eampaiRn
against Carrahza forces on the eastern
sea board that he cnme north, VsIia
stated IN order to settle the AriTona
besder diiaculty.
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AN ANOERSON.L|BER1Y
TRUCK LINE PROPOSED
s. NJ. JOHNSTONE TO MAKE
CANVASS AMONG FARM
ERS NEXT MONTH
TWO DAILY TRIPS
Would Be Made Between Ander-
SON and Liberty--FIa= $7oc
Subscribed to Project.
TWO DAILY TRIPS

s. NJ. iJoinstone. a well known busi-
nessman Of Liberty, after conference
Yesterday with Secretary Porter A..
Whalsy of the chamber OF commerce,
.sza daSideu 20 fiissins ma d canvass among
farmers residing between here and
Liberty TO determine whether or not
they would be interested In the cstab-
lishment- Of an Anderson-Libertya au
tomobile truck line, Iii
Between the dates of February 3
and 10 he proposes to go over the
road between here and Liberty and
confer with the Tarmers regarding
this proposition. Mr.. .Johnsione would
purchase q truck costing not less than
$4,000 ana of two tons capacity. 1t is
stated that he already has $500 SUBJ
scribed toward the project.
II the plan is successful, MIR. John
stone will make two round trips be.
tween Anderson and Liberty very day
except Sunday.
. Some time ago an automobile truck
line was established between Ander-
son and Townyille. and up until the
time tho roads became 40 t.lsi the ma
chine made regular trips between the
two, points and did q fiourishing bust
ness. Mr. Jofinstone believes that such
an iEAcyatioE would be welcomed by
the farmers living between here and
Liberty. sf
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ury department announced tonight
that negotiations between the United
States and. Great B-itain. which re-
sulted in tho visit of Sir George
Paish to Washington. had been con-
cluded and that any future financial
adjustments involving the two coun-
tries. II necessary. would he made
through banks and bankers.
The statement says: q. 8 ],
THE secretary of the treasury an-.
nouncef Today that in view Of the fact
exchange between the United States
and the United KingdomI has become
practically normal It IS no longer
necessary for the two governments
TO exercise their good offices in con-
nection Herewith. anu that any fur
ther consideration OF the question
chould be .eft to the banks and hank
crs, of the respective cduntries.p
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
NEW PASTOR FOR THE /
End. BAPTIST CHURCH
THE REV. JAMES A. ANDER.
SON WILL PREACH FIRST
SERMON SUNDAY
UNION SERVICES
Congregation of Bethel Methodist
Church VIII Worship With
Second Baptist Folk .
UNION SERVICES

r The Rev. James A. Anderson, ;lataly
ofrGehtfal, has arrived In the city for
the purpose OF taking up the passionate
OF ths Second Baptis. ,oIam,eh. He and
ass iainiiy arrived 81. the SsiiS. Dsines-
day During his residence, at Central,
Mr. Anuessnn. was pastor OF tie FIRST
and Second Baptist. o,urciIrs of that
town. 4o3s.f - ..ss,a
81 ~. First Sermon Sunday.
The new pastor will deliver his
hrst sermon as pastor of this church
on next Sunday morning Tho congre-
gniion OF Bethel Methodist church
viii worship with the congregation OF
the Second baptist church on this oc-
casion.
Pastor Welcomed.
In speaking yeseriay OF the coming
OF the, new pastor, a prominent mem
ber of the church said: !.
We welcome Brother Anderson into
our midst. knowing that he Is a live
wire In the ministerial WORN, we feel
sure that. he with tho cooperation OF
his members will accomplish much
good In this community.
Brother Anderson win preach his
FIRST sermon next Sunday morning and
We hope a large audience will hear
him. ig >,
Il We appreciates the icooperatlve spir4
1t shown by the pastor and members
OF bethel Methodist church. They
have informed us OF their decision TO
worship with MS on this occasion. ( +,
; This is only one ofSmSny ways by
which these churches show their
spirit of. brotherlyi love Sand unity
which always existed between them
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
.LAgIVE SESSION

I 10 be expected of the
or the State Iegisla-
a complete change in
he State. and the Off
20 into office In q few
rent views from those
In power !or the past
Is true OF tho execu-
die State government.
y OF the legislative de-
change will affect the
department I'm many
culars.
rs In which the people
Interested will come
.d for settlement. Not
.se, and a question
'nto4 upon In tho early
ion. Is the prohibition
prevailing sentiment:
ote on this early and
way for other lcgis-
nee, there will be tn"
alton matter. and an
ado ID get Il compul-
'ndance law through
IN. On this vii. per.
the biggest fight OF
hen the age limit OF
In the cotton mills
discussion. and II is
will be changed so
inimuln Ia years in
q as is the present
lbtless be passed II
npulsory school at
at and most I'M
The assessment OF
ION. hut this is too
q session. and the
to give IL commit
work out an equit-
cd. Tho legislature
:, tickle this. The
land registration
,ressive Legislation
ing much attention.
the legislature may
'uch n law in their
passed.
DOM for construc-
ike legislation, and
members OF both
ho Senate will for
existed any politi-
II that we are all
and. the good of
is paramount to
.. Let the State be
rs all pull together
It of our resources
III az in material
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rTACHED :,

~ N.-.~1 tf- ~
is in receipt of
ON "Citizens 9 OF
6 the recent riot
vhichsiwe would
the names of the
20 It, A. eommuai-
cannot i,a par-
re of the writer
= Gle. We do not
me II the writer
- article appear
:. bat VIC must
nonsible. party.
send IN their
lad TO publish
- -
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Mr. Skarper m.

z sMr. q. NJ l4eFper IS aeriOesI3 illl
Et his horne on GreenssIla street.. Hel
sun snilered ca, an atssek st neute tndiges-
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BacI to 0lif ;t6is

Robert B. Cheah hire has resigned Si,is
Position with c. II. Bates snd VIII 70
back to he old Ac1upafioa OF eilFn,
painting ana awning islalires 3 q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
0HoL TAXES


',e well-known
water wagon
ears ago. Tho
bout IL. He
I trial on tho
stop drinking.
nation to stop
rom the house
rest of his
,nlent OF what
Smart Alecs."
done. He has
. covering his
,dta which he
as his health,
q remarkable
to 0 abstin-
'nsideration OF
:lythe. "f have
lest. the most
tribute OF n
TIME il gives
things. Times
'aeft--tiniea TO
N OF doors, 20
,lays. to meet
,eople, to do
et ne Impress
the glory and
equires rather
to be q good
10 much else.
,as arrived AZ
Il retain ct
ood Fellowship
three Of the
hile relieves
eshes gained
ISra@sTSssS
ia ofhia reas
alcohol One
5 because i
,nerais often
ffrlends who
sort OF lIyt.a
nj living toe
p{agsof with.
her nnectlons
n: and Il took
It rather eare
% mol, stopped.
ireeuehtSi the
49,. - 3 r
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yEGOTfATiass cONCLuDED

Financial Adjustments Involving Il. s.
and Great Britain viii Re Made
: XIX Thr0ngk Banks.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Tho treas
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Z pustir Farnnm has found the diary
ds Doroihy Arnold. New Yorxs fam
Gus intssihg girl. on he Pacific coast.
Things In the dramatic line must be
.dail indeed when Dustin has to re-.
sise pprothy Arnold by way OF start
Ing something. Columbia Record.
Dustin Is busting the dust or ehs {
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nenibers OF the
been killed In
The law Of supr
+, should be q
American heir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
AMERICAN HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Year 1914 Was an Eventful One
For This Great Steam
ship Line

The year 1914 was an cventful one
for the American Hawaiian Line. In
April it had to withdraw from the TIE.
huantepec route prematurGly, owing 10
the American occupation of Vera Cruz
and resume its old route by way of the
Strait of Magellan. In August this was
again abandoned upon the opening OF
the Panama Canal. Since the opening
of that waterway it has been used con
tinuOusly by the many steamships Of
that line. The cargoes have been sat
isfaetOry, but the quietness Of business
ia the East has, Of course, been felt
Since December, however, the west
hound movement has been improved, a
money has been easier. Many of tn
| American Hawaiian liners have beef
fitted with refrigerating equipment s.
as TO permit of their CARRYING Califor
MIA fruit. Two Of the feet are a
present chartered to the South Amer
can trade, two are carrying cotton t
Europe. and two are carrying horse
across the Atlantic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
Outdoor Promotion Committee
HustIing To Get Big Crowd
On Kauai Excursion

A postal card campaign for the Kauai
excursion, which is to be conducted
from Honolulu on February j. under
The auspices of the outdoor promotion
committee, WAS lnauguratrd Yesterday,
the return IrostaIs II, lng the addresses
..ppOrtuuity to decide whether or not
Ln,y will make the tIip.
The executive officer. \. =. Taylor, Is
also making II personal canvass in the
downtown district and at the hotels,
stimulating desire to make this un-
usual trip, which Includes rircumnavi
CATION of the Garden Island.
senator Knudseu Of Kauai is CO.
GENERATING with the committee and has
pIuctiralIy completed plans for the hik
ing trip from Walmea up the famous
Waimea Canyon and will establish a
camping base at Pau kapeIe. The seua-
tor, who has had II long experience in
| trumping over Kauai, recommends taxi
| my small camping kit for the over.
night stay at the summit. lie is to pro
| \ Idle II wagon to go up to the summit
! III adyapre Of the hiking party, to carry
EGmnp Kits and provisions. The hi ling
| party will lrave Waimea at two or two
| thirty O'Clock Saturday, February Is
ana return to the landing about noon
the following day. ..
Rev. j. NJ. Lylgatr offered his ser
vices as guide for saturday to points
of interest out Of Lihue. Charles ;
Dole strongly recommends a trip to thu
top Of Mount Hauru, southwest Of
Lihue, two thousand feet high, aud frOn
which a mIlrh"noIvr view of Kaua
may be hud. This In a steep climb, an(
Mr.. Dole recommends il only to prae
tisch u. uutuin walkers who have stroni
hearts and lungs This climb take
NJ ut Five hours NJ and two hours bach
The KaualanS will send an invitation
bv wireless to Governor Pinkham, TO
United states senator Harding of OH
to go on this excursion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
ToDAYs WHITE HOPES
ARE PUNK SAYS FITz

Bob Fitzsimmons, former heavy.
weight champion of the world, doesn 7
think much of the present day "white
hopes. r.
"There is not a decent white heavy
weight boxer in the country said
Fitzsimmons. F'Johhsont has good
strong hold on the heavyweight crown,
and he will keep it for a long time
don I forget that. johnson was boxing
preliminaries on the Coast twenty-five
years ago, when ! came to America
and he is boxing yet He knows toe
much for any of the heavyweights in
the ring today.
This Johnson Willard match doei
not look any too good to me. Willard
may be big and strong, but outside OF
that he has no chance. They claim h
has more strength than Johnson, hu
any one who has 16-inch forearm, tn
kind johnson still retains, is not a yer!
weak person, and if willard expects t.
win he is likely to be q party to al
unwelcome surprise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
EnterpriSing Attache Of JeweIry
Firm Becomes Part Owner
of Establishment

n RTHTR A. WALL, James d.
u Dougherty and George p ALL
Aborn-that s the way it is writ,
the personnel of the firm Of Wall &
Dougherty, whose business has reached
such proportions in a very small space
of time that II has become necessary
to take new blood into the concern.
Mr.. AhIborn became member of the
growing jewelry concern on the first
of the present year after having been
an attache of the establishment since
its institution two and one-half years
ago. The Junior member of Wall 4
Domghprtv has served the firm faith,
fully and well ever since the opening
of the elegant iewelry house In tine
Young Hotel block. He has made n
number of friends for himself and rs
consequence for the firm, with the
result that as reward for his efforts
and labOrs he has been made n partner
in the business which he has helped to
build up and made a big success.
The firm of Wall e. Dougherty re-
ports business during the past year as
being way beyond expectations and Ia
the NuJlFluH tHOIIS Ol tue nc" pdi thOl
| Messrs Wall & Dougherty give full
merit of praise and credit FOR his part
in bringing about this satisfactory CON
dition.
Mr.. AhIborn is the son or the late
Capt. Louis Ahlborn, who was identi
fed with the sugar interests OF the Ter
ritory. of Hawaii in it's pioneer days
and the young man is credited with
having inherited considerable of hi
fathers business acumen and sagac
| ity. Mr.. Ahlborn 5 mother, who Al
present makes her home In Weisbad
en-, Germany, and who recently re
turned from European. tour, aas beer
visitor with her son in Honolulu fol
several months, having taken up hel
residence at the popular beach resort
Halekulani.
1t is anticipated that Mr. AhlborI
will relieve the old heads Of the bust
ness of a considerable amount of tn
arduous duties that have rapidly mui
tiplied since the establishments OF til
business.