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The Washington times., 1915-11-24
COLUMBUS APPEALS
FOR HONEST ADS"
Tells Trade Board That Without
Them There Would Be No
Real Business.

"TakA advertising out Of business and
there Will be no business" said Charles
J. Columbus. secretary Of the Wash
ington Retail Merchants Association
at special hearing granted the local
merchants organisation by the Federal
Trade Commission yesterday afternoon.
Like the half dozen representatives
OF national advertisers. Secretary CO.
lumbus was arguing for relief from the
ravages of dishonest advertising on
business. consumers public confidence.
and the press.
Secretary Columbus said ADVERTISING Z
was one OF tho chief essentials OF bust
ness and that when advertising was
business had to nifrer. He declared tine
Retail Merchants Association holds
misleading. deceptive. and fraudulent
advertising to be a most pernicious form
to destroy the business OF the respon-
sible business man and honest adser-
tiser.
In Accord With Views.
Mr.. Columbus said tho associa ion
which he represented was in hearty ac-
cord with the views OF the national
advertisers who addressed the commits
sion yesterday forenoon.
r.,
10 concerned not only with the Interstate
phases Of dishonest advertising. but
with the local situation as we'll. Mr..
Columbus recited to the commission the
successive steps taken by the local as
sociation to make advertising in WASH
ington truthful. accurate. and honest.
He said there was still much to be ac-
complished by the fake advertising COM
mittee OF the local association and
added: THE committee is anxious to
know at the earliest practicable date
whether the commission Is going to take
Jurisdiction over dishonest advertising In
Washington under the Federal trade act
May Back Measure.
"If We cannot find a remedy here to
curb this perniicous and destructive
practice we will 20 to Congress and
ask for the passage Of . Printers Ink
model statute such as has been en-
acted in thirty-two States"
At the conclusion of Mr. Columbus
address he was informed that the COM
mission would look carefully into the
situation and ascertain whether or not
1t could take Jurisdiction over dishonest
advertising In the National Capital.
Mr.. Columbus acted as spokesman for
the fake advertising committee Of the
association. which Is composed Of him
self. Joseph Berberich. chairman: NJ. A..
Leese. Anton Stephan. Washington
Topham. Julius Iansburgh. and Sidney
West.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
Had Table Knife In
Stomach 8 Months
In Dclirium She Swallowed II;
No One Believed Her, but
Operation Gets II

CHICAGO. Nov. AIN the presence
OF $50 physicians and medical students
Hospital extracted a teneinch silver e
plated table knife from Mrs. Elizabeth
Hochsberger's stomach. Then he held
aloft the knife. biackeued by eight
months rcpose In her body.
Entirely successful" commented the
doctor after the operation. 1.-THE case
u most unusual. particularly because
Mrs. Hochsberger experienced no un-
usual pain. The lining of the stomach
10 In such condition that there will be
The discovery Of the knife in tho
stomach was made by DR.. Pfock when
he took an x-ray diagnosis.
Nobody would believe me-" said
Mrs Hochsberger Just after the x-ray
picture disclosed the presence OF the
knife; nov they know II is true
Mrs. Hochsberger was a typhoid pa
tient at the County Hospital eight
months ago: and In her delirium she
picked up the knife from q tray and
swallowed II. handle first.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

Wilton I.ackaye. Clara Kmball
Young and Paul McAIlister in
"Trilby." adapted from the story
by George Du Maurier (Equitabie),
the Leader. Ninth. between T. and
+ streets.
Harold Lockwood In '"The End Of
the Road" Mutual Master Pic
George Probert In ..Nedra." adapted
McCutcheon. the Strand. Ninth
and d streets.
Dorothy Bernard and William Far
mum In THE Broken Law" (Fox
Film Company. Crandairs. Ninth
and e streets.
Pauline Frederick in Bella Donna"
adapted from the story bv Robert
Hichens Famous PlayerS. Loew's
Columbia. Twelfth and F streets.
Emily Stevens In "Destiny-Or tho
Soul OF a Woman" Metro Pic
tures). tho olympic. 143l You street.
Henry Kolker In THE Bigger Man
metro Pictures). Crandalls Apol-
10, ga II street northeast.
Maurice Costello in THE Man Who
Couldn't Beat God" (Vitagraph).
the Elite, Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue.
Clara Kimball Young in Marrying
Money" by Alfonso Pezet (World
Film Corp.). the Georgia. 3422
Georgia avenue.
Marc MacDermott and Lillian Her
bert in THE Mystery OF Room
No. 49," by Lee Arthur (Edison).
the Masonic Auditorium. Thir-
teenth street and New York ave-
nue..
Theda Bara in Carmen" adapted
from the story by Prosper Meri-
mee and the opera by Bizet Cox
Film Company. the Circle. 2l05
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
HARRINGTON BRANCH
GIVES RECITAL TO-DAY
American Pianists Program Gives
Opportunity for Display Of
His Attainments.

A plano recital OF marked interes,
will b given at tho Willard this after.
noon by Darlington Branch, tho young
American pianist. This will be the first
opportunity afforded the Washington
public TO hear this artist in recital. and
he has selected a program that will
give him ample opportunity to display y
his musical attainments. II Is as fol.
lows:
Transcribed for piano by Tausig: Sonata
in B-nat. PoIonaist in A-fiat major. Pre-.
lude in A major. Prelude in F-sharr
minor Ftude in r minor. Etude in {
major. Etude I'm c minor Chopin "Erl
King" tSchubert). Transcribed for piano
by Lixst: Clair de Lune" (Stcher.
batchefD; 'L'1sle Joyeuse" tBaccha.
nale) Debussy): La Campanella
(PaGanini-Li3st).
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
PICTURES WAR LINE,
new YORK TO DENVER
E. P. BickneII, Back From Eu.
rope, Makes Plea for Red
Cross Effort.

The United States cannot Anord to
forget that tho next war In which this
country becomes involved may be one
In which every man will be involved.
II will Be titanic struggle. ike that
which 10 now being wa9ed in Europe.
whore the battleline totals 1000 miles.
on both sides Of which more than
line. II stretched oontinuousIy across
the United States. would reach from
Now York city to Denver"
Such is the prophecy made by ID. p.
Bicknell. national director Of tho
returned from the battiefeids Of Europe,
and appeared in the Same program with
Miss Mabel Boardman. president OF
the Red Cross Society. and Miss Jane
Delsno; IN - charge ,s Of the nursing de-
Of the local chapter Of the RED Cross
held yesterday afternoon in the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Robert Patterson. Is Du-
pont circle.
Prepare For Emergency.
Mr.. Ricknells warning came afVer
Miss Delano had announced that in
FUTURE one-tenth Of the supplies made
or donated through the RED Cross help
ers throughout tho country would be
reserved for use In the United states
In the event OF an emergency. Miss
Delano urged that the Red Cross Do
assisted In Its efforts to establish a
vast reserve OF supplies.
Miss Delano also told Of the work
the Red Cross nurses have been doing
In the war zone and in typhus- strick-
en- Serbia.
Makes Plea For Members.
The result of their work will not
cease with the passing Of tho emer-
gency which took them into tho coun-
tries Of Europe" she said. Tho
standards Of nursing in tho whole Of
southern Europe VIII be revolution.
lied because Of tho presence there Of
not end With the eradicstion OF
plague or the coming OF peace. They
viii remain there FOR. a time. estab-
iishins training schools"
for moro members in the Red Cross
Society. She pointed out that Japan.
n poor nation, has more than 100000
msmGers IN Its Red Cross a seTmany
States only $4,000.
Officers Elected.
At tho close Of tho meeting all of
the officers OF tho District chapter
were reelected. They are:
2. F. Macfarland, frst vice chairman; !;
ond vice chairman: Mrs. John Nc
treasurer. and Simon Wolf. Mrs. ".
J. Poardman; Medical Director J. c.
Boyd. u. S. NJ: Col J. Van r. Hon.
Corcoran Thorn. Mrs. W. II. Bayly.
and c. G. clover, jr.. with the officers.
members of tho executive committee.
Delegates Chosen.
These delegates were named u rep
resent tho local chapter At the meet
ing Of the American Red Cross to be
held at Rauschers. December 3:
G. e; Gi9yeJ Il: ca; John v.n
X Ellis, Mira John Mclaughlin. Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins, Miss Jean d. Cole.
Miss A. j. Greenles, Rev. DR.. John
Van Schaick. jr.. Admiral N. Z. Ma
son, and w. II. Baldwin.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
Makes a Ruling in Case
Against Arlington Hotel

In ruling on the consolidated cases
OF the American National Bank Of
Richmond against the Arlington Hotel
Company and Charles =. Taft against
the hotel company. Justice Mccoy re-
fused to order a change In the schedule
for the distribution of funds OF the
corapany among its creditors. "Since
the question Of Mr.. Taft's liability for
assessment as a stockholder is raised"
the courts order reads. ut would be
improper to permit him to receive q
dividand sA Q CREDITOR
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
Admiral George Dewey
Camp Will Meet Friday

A meeting Of Admiral George Dewey
Camp. No 7. U. s. ". ", will be held
at the new Masonic Temple. corner OF
Eighth and r streets northeast. Friday
evening at 7:3o for the election Of Of
ficers Commander J. w. Hartman
and Adit. A. w. Dubois announce that
much business OF importance will be
transacted.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
$40, 900, 100000 Income
Of British Empire

LONDON, Nov. 4.-At a rough est
mate the capital wealth OF the British
Empire Is $4,000 900 0oO and its yearly
income $2o, O0O.0o0 900. Mr.. Reginald Nc
Kenna. chancellor of tho exchepuer.
told an inquirer in the house OF COM
4aonS.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
EA
What You Like
Use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to
Help Your Stomach and
Do Not Worry.

Trial Package Sent FREE ON Reaueat
Dyspepsia. Indigestion. weak stom-
!, ach and similar names simply mean
that the supply OF digestive Juices Is
INADEQUATE. That Is where Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets come in-by supply
Ing this deficiency.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24

Note-These selections are made
from programs prepared py tho
managers Of the theaters concerned,
and no responsibility Is assumed for
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on tho
personality OF the players and tho
producing company and not per-
sonal inspection. except In special
cases. u. M.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24

my little girl. four
years old, had bron-
-hitis and got no re-
lief until I gave her
Father Johns Medi-
cine" (Signe d.
Mrs. w. N. Robert
son, Elrama, Pa.
my two children
h ,d uhoon;n0 couch
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
my two children

md were pale and run down and Fathe,
Johns Medicine made them we'll and strong
(Signed) Mrs. Delvida Fortin, 26 Oak St.
Brunswick Me
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19
FOOT HORSE, And.
WAGON. SOLDIERS

The bic. garrison Of Schofield Bar
racks has been transferred to Homo
lulu for the Carnival period. and thou
sands Of soldiers are already in the
city. Yesterday the 25th infantry
came in BY train and went into camp
at the federal Immigration station.
Two troops Of the 4th Cavalry. G and /,
have been here since Wednesday, and
today the balance Of the regiment VIII
arrive and will camp 1t Kapi0iani
park. The 1st Field Artillery came in
this morning and the 1st infantry Is
due this afternoon In two train sec
tons.
The wagon soldiers left Schofield
yesterday and camped last night at
Red Hill. They reached Honolulu q,
few minutes before 10 o'clock this
morning and pitched camp at Atkinson
park. Only one battalion Of the list
Field VIII be IN the parade this year,
owing to lack Of q suitable camping
site FOR the entire command. There
is barely room enough to accommo-
date the LIST battalion at Atkinson
park. Last year both the cavalry and
artillery canped at KRpiplani park.
bnt there was hardly room enough for
both. Mai. Guignard commands the
artillery battalion. The artillery band.
Is camped near the quartermaster
etorehruse on Hotel street
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
WaimanaIo Sugar Company.

At the regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Waimanalo Sugar
Company, held at the office OF its
agent, c. Brewer & Company, Limited,
N Honolulu, T. H, on February 10,
1915, the following directors and aud
itor were elected to serve for the en-
suing year, viz:
j. d., Spreckels, Richard Ivers, E. |.
Spalding. w. L. Hopper. H. NJ. Whit
ney and E. f.. Bishop, for directors: H.
Glass, for auditor. r.".~ =
At a subsequent meeting Of the
board of directors, held the same day.
the following officers were. appointed
TO serve for the ensuing year, viz:
j. ID. Spreckels, president - -
Richard IEers, yice-president
II. M. Whitney, treasurer.
Z. l.. Spalding, secretary. -
81. 49,. Z. l. SPALDING, "a
Secretary. Waimanaio Sugar Co. -
Honolulu, February 10, 1915.
e. --.~..- 6092-3t
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
oIowaiu Company.


At, the regular annual meeting OF
shareholders of OIowaIu Company.
held at the office Of its agent C. Brew,
er & Company, Limited, in Honolulu,
T. H., upon February 19, 1915. the fol.
lowing directors and auditor we're
elected to serve for the ensuing year,
viz: ~ !. 49,. ....-ees
Richard Ivers. W. L. Hopper, e. /.
Spalding. H. NJ. Whitney and e. F.
Bishop. directors; H. Glass, auditor. !
At subsequent meeting of the
beard of directors. held the same day,
the following officers were appointed
to serve fer the ensuing year, viz: !.
Richard Ivers, president. ~
w. L. Hopper. yice-president.
Ell Spalding, secretary. ..':..- i
Fl. M. Whitney, treasurer -, :. !
h f. f. SPALDING, >rSz
81 Secretary. Olowalu Company.
Honolulu. February 10, 1915. i.
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coMPULS0 FLAG ....
SALUTE IS ASKED

No longer will the dancing chorus
girls be allowed To wear red. white
and blue tights in Hawaii If a cam.
paign launched by Aloha chapter.
Daughters Of the American ReyoIu-
ton. results in the enactment Of legis-
Iation prohibiting Dissertation Of the
national colors.
There are - eommonwealths. among
which is Hawaii, which have no law
compelling respect to the flag and the
organization may ask the 1915 legis-
lature to enact laws to force exaltation
of the colors. If the bill is patterned
after others the flag could not be used
for advertising or could not be desc
Grated in any way.
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SMART OFFERS TO GIVE T,
CUSTODY OF YOUNG SON
TO HIS GRANDMOTHER

Richard Smart may be taken to San
Francisco by Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Knight
his grandmother, as custodian over
him until he attafis the age of 16
years. This is admitted now as pos.
sibility by fotht sides involved m the
Thelma Parker Smart will litigation,
though II IL by no means definitely
settled. : -. - =" u. - .. 80
1t is said that an agreement entered
into by the interested parties for the
settlement Of the property rights in
the big estate and the appointment OF
q custodian ofsthe child suntiI he Is s16
years oldtwaslahrqgated last Saturday.
and that the whole matter is now in
Its original status, without any agree
ment as to the child or property,
=. When the. chiid was drought here q
week ago Mrs. knight and Henry Call
lard Smart, the father met at the
home Of Mrs. Lemon, the childs tenn
porary guardian, and discussed the
questions of the child,s upbringing.
Smart issere6ited with woluhteeFins
the suggestion that Mrs. knight be.
permitted to keep the child in, San
Francisco. without the interference of
any court cor any formal agreement
and without Mr. Smart relinquishing
any OF his paternal rights over It. It
Is said Mrs, knight was particularly
anxious to have all matters adjusted
out of court II possible. Nothing has
come Of the interview, ii is under
stood, ether than that the atmosphere
appears to have been somewhat clari-I
fed.
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ELECTION oFtoFFIcERs.
Honuapo Asrieulsur.t Company, t,

Honuapo AsricuIturat Company, Ltd
At the regular meeting Of thesshare;
holders Of Honuapo Agricultural Com;
panys Limited, held at the office OF
its agent, C. Brewer & Company, Lin.
tied. in Honolulu, February 10, 1916,
the following directors. and ~ auditor
were elected to, serve for the ensuing
year: =,
e. F. Bishop, Richard Iyers. n. NJ.
Whitney, directors; H. Glass, auditor.
At a subsequent meeting of the
board of directors. the following Off
GERS were appointed 10 serve for the
ensuing year:
e. #. Bishop. president.
r. Iyers. vfce-president. ~
H. N. Whitney. secretary and treas.
urer. -
II. NJ. WHITNEY,
Secretary Honuapo Agricultural Com.
pany, Limited. s. 5 4. )
Honolusn, February 10, 1915.
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ELEcTtoN OF OFFICERS.
kau Aarieul.ural company, Llmlte,

Z x . - u
At the regular ANIMAL meeting oil
shareholders of Kan Agricultural Com.
pany, Limited, held at the office OF G.
Brewer & Company, Limited, agent,
Honolulu, T. h, February 10. 1916. the
following directors and auditor were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Henry st. Goar. II. M. Whitney, E.
F. Bishop, j.. a. Buck, Richard IYers,
directors; II. Glass, auditor
. At the regular annual meeting OF
the board Of directors, held February
10, 1915, the following officers were
elected to sefye fortlle ensuing year,!
J. A. Buck, president
e. F. Bishop, yice-president.
H. NJ Whitney. treasurer, e
Richard Ivers, secretary.
RICHARD IyERS,
Secretary, Kau Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, February 10, 1915.
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SEEKING SAMPA
LOST At SEA, 3
OTHERS MISSING

The Japanese sampan Fukuyosht,
No. ZIG. has probably gone down with
its crew OF two men somewhere In the
storms still raging around the Islands,
and three Of the four large sampani
sent IN search of the missing boat last
Sunday have not been seen nor heard
from since. This is the report today
Of M. Yamashiro, manager Of the
Pacific Fishing company, owner Of the
vessels.
1t Is now Is days since the Fukuyo-
shi, manned by Y. Desaki and M. Hori;.
motto. sailed from Honolulu with or
ders TO proceed Is miles southeast for
fish and return within four days.
When the scheduled time was up two,
other san1pans were sent out for pos
sible clues, but returned after a fruit
less search Of two days. On the tenth
day Of the lost boats failure to re-
turn. February IA, -four large sampans,
ranging from 30 to 60-horsep0wer,
were despatched 10 locate the Inflated
fishing boat and possibly save the
crew. or these last saInpans one was
driven to Maui and the other three arel
stilI unheard from, according 81 the
Wireless message received BY the fish
Ing company from the vessels crew
u Maui.
Nenager Yamashiro has gicen up /
hope Of ever seeing the Fukuyoshi or
The lost seamen again and expresses
grave fear as to the safety of the oth-I
Ar three sampans on the high seas.
The Fukuyoshi was valued at $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19
land SALE OF
CITY PROPERTY

Land Commissioner Tucker VIII go.
ON In bis role OF auctioneer tomorrow
when some very desirable land In the
city viii be offered for sale The lots
put on the market are principally rem
aants chat are Of especial value as
business property. One OF these is
the Smith street lot. another is a lot
in upper Fort street. The sale pre-
sents q fine opportunity for the pur.
chase Of business property at a very
reasonable figure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

Modern furnished bungalow, two bed
rooms, piano. linen and silyerware;
about three months. Wilder avenue
opposite Piinahou campus. Apply
w G. Furer. phone 45te, or public,
works department, 6092-3t
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Polynesian Encampment will holt
their regular meeting this evening Al
7:30 O'Clock. Visiting brothers arr
cordially invited to attend. 49, =
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Honolulu Moose lodge regular meet
ing at 1880 O'Clock in Odd Fellows
building this evening. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

these days. The Easter vacation viii
begin April 2 and continue until April.
IL.
Marriage Agent Palmer p Woods
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local And GFIVERhI'

Mystic Lodge, X. of r, meets this
evening in Pythian hall at Z: 80 O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

Regular meeting Of Elks lodge. In
Portant meeting and all members are
requested TO attend.
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granted a license yesterday for the
wedding CT Ernest Aimee, % years old,
and Miss NJ. e N. Hekai. 10 years OF
age.
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The best boarding house or cafe IS
that one which serves Swift premium
ham or bacon. Yo1 VIII youch for this
IL you have been disappointed with
other hrands. And "a live at home
YOU can be sure OF pleasant break
fasts .for your dealer sells SWift's
premium products Or can get them
for you.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

z. l. s. Gordon, British consul, who
is soon to be married, was guest OF
honor at a dinner given by a number
Of his friends last night at the Pacific
club.
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~ fP
NANTES.
WANTEh.

Good sewing woman, must be quick,
accurate and good button.hole max
er IL possible. 1919 Young st.
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FOR RENT.

On Waikiki beach, 5room furnished
cottage: gas; servants quarters.
and garage; 5 minutes walk from
end of King street car line. 1906 Dia-
mond Head road 6092-6t
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The public schools of Honolulu will
be closed next Monday and Tuesday
to allow teachers and students to wit
ness the Carnival events occurring on
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Has YOUR. WALTHAM az
lower number than Is 4 flo
This Walthamlinks up With history and present war

Of
the 10
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the
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Of
vsou IN ~.
sand sereh
ehonelh ardAa aataLln aNaarln
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-19

Assistant Manager Harry E. Murray
OF the watefworks and sewer depart
ment has a force Of seven men in the
field making a resurVey of the city as
1t relates to water and sewer districts.
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DAILY REMINDERS

Do not neglect 10 examine the Trot.
Noes at Mc1nerney's shoe store.
Around the island. $3.75; up-to-date
Cadillac ears. Phone 3732.-sAdy.
Round the Island In auto, $500
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
Have your house clean during the
Carnival. anyhow, by using White
Wings soap.
: Close to Offices and ships -Branch
ufiice of the French laundry, Union
SQUARE, maulia Phone 29I9.
The new spring millinery at Milton
q Parsons will please the most fasti-
dious. Note the new styies.-Adv.
IS Olympic rundown sold by Benson,
Smith e Co. Ltd, Fort and Hotel
streets, win take the kinks out of your
muscles.
Miss Buckland's dancing class will
meet this evening In knight Of Pythias
hall, opposite the fire station, Bereta-
MIA and Fort Streets-Ady
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making hourly the ACCURACY real
while the watch aboard San Frame
Honolulu that shifted 10 during unusually ~
sell and o. the hands became oosensd being
Something history purchaser lnter~eayes
than My uncle Edmund Green born ~ Erie Pa in IN
which HE hoyocd school
10 and nothing rsarahe interest
California He BEING THE
mine from "ReprsseHtatse Men Of
published london london New York Pshnt
pany n 1875. go So 60
first engaged mining DoNnevls Ne returned To-
gan Caforn taking o.
CATTLE dposing Of the latter He built and
first mill there. Pioneer MIL
In