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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25
DEATHS

AAhks. On October 23. 1915, GEORGE W..
~ 81 the late Robert ana Elizabeth Akers
tsa ~ years. Relatives and friends are
H.hed . attend the funeral services Tues
s4 aiefnoon, O'Clock. at his late resi-
@nss, ..nss, iSO0 North 9Th street. Interment
E.se ,ae hemains can be viewed Monday
<.nhh '..1 asON. N.--Suddenly. on October 22.
~ ~ nShA,hl.ES r., husband OF Ida Albert
'. relatives and friends are Invited 10 al
Il Inc funeral services. on Tuesday, al 2
f.llI,,:a M: ~ hls iate residence. 655 Haddon ave
is'sl iise.Is moqa, y, ]. interment az EVergreen
/ \ 10Y Friends may call on Monday. after
''sein,lk;;--on 'ei,l;, October 2s, 1915, THOMAS ].
1917 In his 0Ith year. Relatives and
- a,s invited to attend funeral aerv-
...,s on Wednesday, at 1880 D. m, al the
E|...sh Mrs. Emma Sands. los West
=. ~ tosa, Ogont1, Pa. Interment private
J. = !, ressh -. Cedar hill Cemetery
= & .|ta.Lt.tL.--Suddeniy. on Octohar oa tot6
II 49,. -. EhiSlITZ (nee RichardsOnl wife
N N An Z. Beriitz. Residence. 934 North
IIsn. Due notice Of the funeral win be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

CIfAMBERMAID and waitress. white, young.
Prot; ref for Elkins Park Ap. Led. Cent,
Broad and Chestnut SITS, Monday, 10 a. m.
CHILDNuRSE, white. Protestant: hospital
trained preferred; care Of two children. APP
ply 2O40 Chestnut St, Monday 10 a. m.
CLOTH wEAVERs wanted. Apply John q
James Dobson. Inc, blanket Mills, SCOTS
lane, Falls of Schuylkn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

fikksON Saturday, October
= lyio, at Christ Church CoopeTstown; N.
"a EMILY BORIE daughter of the late Ar
N.Y. NY hyerson, Esq. of Rngwood, and
eeLVtSE HYDE CLARKE, of Hyde Hall,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25
HELP wANTFD-FFMA1r


COOK and chambermsid, = colored women,
adult family, Apply rs Ridge ave-, Darby.
COOK WANTbD--1f competent woman wishes
ss,9nRloymeeppt ss9 IN family of two IN Lancaster,
eooIess ~ N. Lime st.. Lancaster Pa
GIRL for general houseworK; small family.
good waEea. Cali 122 Buch ave, Raia. Phone
NYnWyd aae Carfare refunded.
HOUsEWORk-Nea German girl for house
work fond Of children. Apply si5 n. 6id st.
NURSE wanted. practical woman. Protestant
20 care Tor Invalid tparalyss): one willing
70. sew and assist In light household duties;
reference required; suburbs. A 3i0, Ledger
NURSERY GOvERNEss, Protestant. under
- years OF axe, TO care for 3 children, ages
z, and y; state wages expected. Answer
Boy 20, Wynnewood, Pa.
SALESLApH gentle, exper. FOR dry goods
store; reference required. 2f25 Girard ave.
WOMAN 10 do relief work In various depart.
Apply Ledger Central, Monday 10 a. M
WoMAN-Generai utility 20 dust and clean Of.
nces ana bedrooms. Apply at Ledger Cen
tral, Monday, 10 a, m.
WOMAN, white for cooking aud downstairs
work. Telephone Narberth 673 l.,
YOUNG LADY s offered opportunity to learn
photography In Chestnut street studioi no
salary for hrst year. n 257. Ledger Central.
General
WOMEN wanted, Gov. clerks, $40 mo Phiia.
exams; coming, List position obtained free
kTankln Institute Dept 7i5 u. Rochester.
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ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER
$ STYLE TYPE tor like thIs)

This STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
Ohe NiIle ''''''.'''''' '''''''''.........,. 1bc.
Ihree times one week .............. 12kc.
siturtions Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
one or two time rate for EVENING LEpeKR
and PURLlo LEDGER combined is 10 cents Der
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted. which is I5 cents per line.
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which is permitted in all classincations ex-
esCpt help and situations Wanted, Lost and
round, Personals Boarding and Rooms add
EVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF A ABOVE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

VISITING GoVERNEsS, French, wishes few
more engagements or lessons by hour. day,
month; terms reasonable. 2O6 Ledger Branch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Room 2lB. Ledger Omtce.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
APPLICANTS rs TO % YEARS. TO LEARN
TELEPHONE OPERATING; SALARY PAID
WHILE LEARNING; POSITION ASSURED
WHEN COURSE is COMPLETED. APPLY
IN PERSON BELL TEL. CO., 400 MARK I1'
BOOKKEEPER--Young woman wanted nv
manufacturer In North Phia. state expert
enee and salary expected. II 254 Led. Cent
BooKKEEPERS. CLERKS AND sTENoG-
RAPHEkS seeking positions will receive val
liable Information and exceptionally helpful
SERVICE by consulting Miss Dean, Led.
ger Central by personal interview or let
ter She will aid you with your ad list
your qualifications In the COMMERCIAL
DEPARTMENT. and use every effort 10 10
cate position for you. During the month
of september
s5 YOUNG LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this SERVICE. which is free to
Ledger advertisers.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING DISTRIBUTORS wtd.. money
savan, each night. Ap. $50 a. m. ,2O6 N.Front
cRsBIM,ETMAkERs slIH,i; "a A. wanted Apply Lincoln
CABINErMAkERS helpers wanted Apply
Lincoln Furniture Co. 10Th and Lehigh
CAA,ksPENTEsRs A,sl,i gs wanted AZ Eddystone Take
Ask tor Mr. Tressler, New Building, ~
cLLOTh MbAyERs wanted; Apply John &
Se' an1 ras RHe'ST or scSay,k sIPS blanket Mills seOtS
CoBBLER OF good character, 35 to As years of
ES rSPSir MHS5s work only in large ms Apply
make seo6E 56REss sseasI GsEEpER Is5I that
qulck. The National Drug CO., qd7o "Ss' stentos Se
HAND SANDERS wanted Apply lincoln
Furniture Co. 10Th st and Lehigh ave
kNirTER. exp, double rib man to take
Bieeeed Underwear Co 2si5 N !" Howard Wa Tieisto st
LATHE HANDS wanted for engine lathes
automatic operators; first class men only
higGfiSt siS wages ioiS hSid ARpy Iy standard Roller
MAN AND WIFE, PIotestants wanted on
S ssn3emSms dH rSa estate ST., n% small children man
men; God house partv rSo rTnIsbsSn ana S9sTS aTS
Michelfs Seed House sis Market st Mon,
day, at 10 "A.
machine Apply Schoettle, $40 Florist st.
wANTED--A thoroughly competent mechanic.
familiar with installing, repairing and work
ing deep well pumps. gasoline engines, cleo
ulc pumping outfits, tanks, towers. windnllls.
rams, etc; Address Machinery and Well CO.,
Richmond. Va.
WANTED
Hand end automatic screw machine opera
lois' tS-tOhi sliup, nu lauor troubles.
,.,...... Apply Employment Agent
NMElnCAN GRAEHOPHONE COMPANY
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
va ElD-Houng man, about 10 wears of age
SS Cierk IN shipping and order department Of
wholesale manufacturer; state age eXper-
renee and salary expected.
-s------ 800. Ledger Office.
hOUNG MAN about is, as assistant book
keeper; rel. required; give experience and
wages expected. II 255, Ledger Central.
WHY NOT HAVE a manufacturing business
or your own? Very small capital required
ave, New York.
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PERSONALS

WILL lady sending letter TO editor of the
paper signed Constant Reader" dated Oeto-
Der 23. kindly tuTnishd name and address, so
We may commuEicate with her, Address
Room 21o Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

GIRL who Is a good cook wishes a place
near Ardmofei can take entire charge M a
small family; no washing Apply al present
place, III Glenn road. ArdmoTe, Pa.
MILE BERTHE, 1iiT Walnut. desires school
work ana private pupils In conversational
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

WOMAN ooiored, days work, dinners. lunch
cons cooked and served. 2216 kimball st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25
AUTO suPPLIEs

IAN Co. 1914 Arch' Phone walnut sis1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

HALIl.-On October %, 1919 al her late
Frsss,lHdeance, rs,Ha lSSl n. 22d St, ADAH FRAN
and hlizabeth 1. Hall and sister-in-law OF
or one tbe st9 atS Psrr & &Bndey M and aunt
tives and friends are invited to attend the
FUNERAL. on "Wednesday, at . y, M from
the parlors of S. p. Frankenfield sons. SSOG
Vine St Services at the Blockley Baptist
church az 3 .. m. Interment at Blocklev
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31
Is. Rahitel.

.9ait bu l9le9te Ma9ri9ten, Mo=
ma@en2 9as Briefblatt tnittert ia
10 in oeinen 9dnben?"
Das blnhe Rinoergeft9tden Der
tleinen 8lin0en, ote i'm Mobn5tm>
mer bes 9ottorbaufes am Teniter
faB, mar nit dnsitltA forl@enoem
Musbrud in 6as Snnere bes Raumes
3urudgeponbt, no Sibple 8ranb,
Die iunse 9ottorsfrau, foeben einen
Brief %entfaltet bate.
uMber nein, 1ann9en, cine iebr,
lebr quite No6ri@t fogar," iaste bic
junge Brau fr6b1ta unb itonb arf,
n9ente Sir nur, Gba l9retbt, bat
iie nun nirfli9 tommt, morgen f9Dn,
@noli6, enolid bat tie fid befonnen.
oab fie au@ bier nod cine 9eima1
bat."
Das blinbs aino itieB einen Su=
beirut aus. Nun erbob es 1t4 ebe1l=
fails uno fam init eritaunlider 81
4erbeit quer our@ bas 3immer.
9anne mar ELM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mdbel BON pier5ebn Sabren NIT ned
unentpidelter Jigur. aber nit einen
unenblid riibrenben Musorud bc1
@rgebung unb Gebulb in Dem feinsn
b~laiIen @eli@t@en,s bas trob Se1
li4tlofen Mugen bibf4 gu nenner
NOR. 9i6tes braunes Saor btng Del
aleinen in 3nei langen 5le9ten iibe1
bic i@mdlen @9ultern. Sic mar ii
Elm li@tblaues Sommergeipano &c:
tleibet, Dem man aniab, bab liebeno'
5iirforse es fir iie a%usgepdblt.
Nun nor bos Rino Bel @ibDa'
a%nselangt unb 14lang beioe 4rm
UNI oeren 9ols.
nMie id mid freues Mama9en
fir bid freue," faste tie 1eiie.
Mit inniger Riibruns itri@ 81
bDle ibrem SD9ter@en iber bas
braune 9aar. Sic ndbm es ernit mi
ibren Mutterpftidten, fait gu ernit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31
(Sortfetuns folet.)
Mdtet amf jenes sSufen! M(es Smdeu
are1tat an Gcaema.

8etra6tet SIR BAG SUDDEN als Elm
16limmes Sing? gs 1T iol @enn SIR
ni6t 1ofort beginnt, es nit ST.. &obz
1on's @c5ema Ointment" gu befGm<
pfen, Damn mag gu6 bie @ranfbeit
Neonatez nnb SabreGdng anbaften. w
5un0erte bon bnnfbaren 2elten, Bic es
gebrnu9t bnben, fagen: .8esbaIb baz
ben mir lene Monate nnb Sabre in
9ualen berbra9t, tpenn cine 10 err
probte Weoi5in auf Dem Marfte mar"
#9ieies Ointment III fein Experiment;
es 1T ab1oll1t beilenb. 3Dgert ni9t
bamit, Biz Cure 2eiben gefdbrIi9 tperS
ben. &auft beute cine @6adteI, nm
ben Infang Deg @c5ema gu befdmpfen.
Soc bic @6a6tel. Wn5,)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

,er 3ug ttefer Webmut. Der I'm ibren
1dDnen Muno a%egraben par, solt
BEN 9etoen bes &tnbes, bas nten1allt
gu beilen permpdte. 9annden lel6ii
empfano lire Blinbbeit pobl uentger
fdmeralid ais oie iunse Stiefmutter,
Das ionft 10 fdeue &inb bate
i4pn nad gan5 tur5er Set eine tiefe
2iebe gu @ibp1e sefaBt. 9as iab
aud @ibpues @atte unb er mar bez
gliidt unb banfbar. Se6en Munf9
fudte er fetner iungen Srou pon Sen
Mugen ab5ulelen, 10 oaB StbDle
pabrbaft glIdli@ getpeien mare,
tpenn ntdt Sannd5ens 8linbbeit iie
ftdn6tg an Die nnpontommenbeit
menf9lt9en Slides erinnert bdtte.
@itNue entsing ni9t bas ~leiieite
@9mdnten in ser @timmc bes Sim
bes, unb 10 bordte lie audi ieBt err
ftaunt ouf bet Dem einf9rdntenben
Nadiab in 9anndens Mnrten.
ngsur fir mid freuit ou bid, ni6t
oud fir bi@ iel6fg" fraste lie fanft,
Mit ungeitiimer @ebdrbc barg Die
&leine ibr @eii@t on Der Sdulter
Der Mutter.
sd peiB nidt, Momaden," Hang
es 5Dgernb aus tbrem Mun0e. sir
bib frere ib midi gang getptb. benn
iA metB op6, ipie lebr ou bid nah
@pa seiebnt Daft, pie. traurtg bll
parit, Oub tie iplange fort blieb, aber
iiebit bu, nit mir 1T oas bp9 ell.e
andre Sa@e. Sol-nee geb0rteit bu
mir, mir gang allein uno BEN
papa natiirlid, aber Sos III ettpas
gang anores. Der nabm mir nidts
BON Dem, mas bu mir f4enttcit.
Menn aber @pa 81 lit, gpa, Die bu
10 lieb bait. 80"
Sbre @timme Brad un0 cling in
Elm tonouliiptides @hluh5en iiber.
rMber Sonnden, 8inb!" rief @iz
bblle beitiir5t. Sic tannte bas empz
finoli@e, fen1itipe @efubl Der &lei<
nen, 5ol9. etnen Musbru4 aber bate
lie nod ME erlebt.
3drtli9 preBte iie 6as iuhge Mdbz
@en an fi9 uno fiibrte es gu einem
@ofa, ND 1ie bei0e nebensinanber
P1aB nabmen. Simmer miebh gilt
ten lire feinen, i9malen Sdnbe beruz
bigenO iibsr aOpf uno Maden oss
meinenben ainoes.
$50 mubt bu 0as ni9t auffaFen,
9ann4en. Ni9t berlieren fo15t bu
etpas. Ton6ern ba5u gepinnen: cine
frobe, beitere @piel9efabrtin, oie 0td
lteb6aben tpirb."
. Inter ibrem tr1itenben 3ufpru6
nur6e !9ann@en rubiger. Mun sld9clz
tie tie Elm penig bei4amt.
SD bin nobl re6t ttnbif9, Maz
MAIDEN. Mber ftebit gu, t9 babe bod
font niemanben auf Ser Melt als
papa unb ot@, ia, bor ouem bid.
Set bu Bel mir btt, peib ta erit,
tpie es tit, tpenn nor etnen Menfaen
10 fur9tbar liebbat, 10, baB man
alles, aues fir TIN tun tDnnte.""
.Mber 8inb, 9ennden!" REF Siz
bDne gum 5peiten Scale.
Do9 Bic aleine lieB ii9 ni4t I'M
terbrehen. sic nidte rubia. SIS
lit aber 10, Mamo4en. @ieb' mol,
Sic Sante, Bel Der i@ friiber NOR,
ia, 6ie nar au9 gut gu mir in If
rer Meiie, aber fis mar es bauptidh<
li@, petl papa tie gut be3ablte unb
1e bas @el6 braue9en tonnte. Sd
bin ibr bod oft lditis gepeien in
meiner Silfloiigteit, i'd peib bas
gang gepiB, unb iiebft ous oorum
bob i9 bi9 10 ihredli6 lieb, peil
bu niemals u~ngebrlbig mirit, neil
i@ fub1e, baB id Sir ntemols 5upiel
uno niemals lditiy peroe. Darum",
ip%ieberbolte lie bo@otmen6. Sic hotz
te Der Mutter 9anb ergriffen unc
preBte oteie inbriinitig on ibre 2tp>
pen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31
@ba fiiblte es erIhalernb uno au:

"I"Sets w SbIH""NN wv o.,
slei@ f4ulbbepuBt. sic permieo es,
gberbarb an5uieben, uno fooft er
au4 perfudts, einen Bid in tire
braunen Mugen au tun, besesnete er
nur Ben bebarrli9 seientten, buntel
gldnaenoen Mimperu. Mber beim Mb,
1@ieb bra9te .er es bod fertis, If,
5u5uflIfern: rMuf mOtgen, gD9en,
bann forame i'd un0 CT prebte tire
Sanb. baB lie mibiam einen Sdmers
ssnsf9rei n%rterbriidte.
Wie betGubt mar iie bon allem.
Mas mpdte er bon i6r benten? Mas
bate fie benn getan, inn 5offnuns
gu madeng Mi9ts! - l1no bennod
ipubte lie. Dab er ltd nit etnem turz
aen uNein" niht au%frieoen geben
lpiir0e, bob er polle alarbeit pers
lanate. Die uber tonnte lie ibm ni9t
geben, iebt ni1t mebr. Sic bate es
ni9t iiber bic 2ipfen gebra9t, ibm
gu geiteben, boB tie einem anoern
ibr Satpprt seseben, Dem anpern, Den
er 5tpar ni4t fannie, aber bon beflen
&uf er senug geDDrt baben modte.
Die @rInoe, bic tie baau ge5fplnlgen,
bic pubte er ia nidt uno tpiiroe lie
ME ntfen. Marum ii9 au9 leBt nod
bpr Tim e%rnie0risen. ipo es bod gu
1pdt ipur!!
Dies eines 8prt iagte alles: gu
fpdt! gu fpat, UNI gliidli4 gu tper<
Sen!
Mie gebro9en mar gpa BEL bieier
@rtenntnis, gu .miibe, ii9 aud nllr
in @ebanten gegen ibr @4tdial
aufsubdumen, 6as 99idial, bas lie
ielbit berausgeforbert.
Mber fort ipo1te Tie, ebe gberbarb
fam llnb lie qudlte!
Sic bat ben Sntsl, lie i4on friib
am an0ern Mprgen NIT Dem eriten
3uge reiien 5u laf1en. ST mar ia oo@
Der ein5ige, Der. NOD Elm Sntereiie an
ibr batte, Ben an0ern mar es egal,
mann lie ging..
Natiirlid nonte Der alte 9err Die
@riinoe mi5en. goa aber Bat IL
flebentli4, buB er idliebli4 na9gab.
gr felbit bra@te lie our Station, ebe
nod Mliee unb tire Mutter aufse<
1tar0en tparen...
Wer ibm bos bamals gelast bdtte,
ols er fie, .balb unlpiaig iber bic
@t0rung, por mebr ais einem Sabr
bier in Gmpfang genommen, 0as
tleine. rot1odige MdOel, baB er lie
foaf9ner mieber 5ieben lafen miirre!
l1no fpdbreno Der alte 9err ieBt
gu SUP ben Mes na9 Sau5e tpieoer
5uriidlegte. ba fiel inn elm, bob oteie
8e5ei@nung iebt gar ni4t mebr re9t
auf @pa paBte. Sic mar eine iunge
Dame setporben, 10 ernit, 10 It'll un0
blaB.
Sat peripunl6seert blieb ct mitten
auf Sem @ege iteben. 9aB er bas
au9 gar rt9t bemertt batte, pie febr
Gpa ii9 unter feinen Mugen perdn<
Derte. @r batfe 5ubiel an 1ih felbit
geba9t, ba bate gba bas 8ertrauen
gu Inn perlDren. Mber jebt qudlte es
i'm, penn er fid ibr @eiidt4cn por<
1tente, ME tie i'm 5ulebt no9 aug
sem Competent ter beraus angeie6en,
pie mioe lie geld4elt unb pie
i@mer3lid es UNI ibren tleinen Munb
ge5udt batte j..
:NO@ gang unter bieiem @inorud
langte er 81 9uu1e an, lpo er gu iei<
mem @ritaunen, troB Der friiben door
genitunbe. @berbarb bereits antraf.
nnru5tg er5Gblte ct bieiem, DAP
Gba bereits nit Dem 5ribauge abgez
reiit lei uno mel@e gntbedung er
auleBt nod gebobt babe. nnb neil er
10 bel BON @ba ipra4y fa6 er nieber
nidt, pte aud Der 0berf0riter ii9
Derfdrbte uno plDBli@ tin unO blab
pur0e un0 tpie beilen Dorber nod
10 betteres Geii4t ieoe Spur Des
FROZEN 2a9elns perlor, nit Dem ct
i'm bor5in nod begruBt bate -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
SONG IS THE INDEX OF HEALTH.

The suffragettes are with us. Yet
that only male canaries sing. There
are no Tetrazzinis among the birds;
also, It is true that only domesticated
male, canafies sing. ..
. When male canaries are given good
! tutorage, gentle care, and are Kept in
splendid health, they become mighty
| midget Carusos. Radiant health is just
as needful for canaries as It is for
the members of the Metropolitan
Opera Company.
Song is the index of health in birds
as well as man. Plumage tells the
same story. A bird in perfect physi-
cal condition and feather is the only
kind we ought to have. The Phila-
delphia Bird Food Company are max
ers of food that keeps birds healthy,
happy and clever. Bird Mamma is
food, a stimulant and a tonic. The
famous canary breeders of. the Saint
Andreasberg, one of the Harz noun
tains in Germany, use and recommend
this preparation. You can buy Bird
Mamma of your druggist or a package
Will US " yOu IOA IL SCAIo IN
stamps.
Orange Color Food, produced by the
Philadelphia Bird Food Company, is
inducive to that beautiful deep yellow
color-the glory of healthy canaries.
This is food-not drug. 1t Is used
during the moulting season and while
the feathers are growing on young
birds. 1t is put up in half-pint bot
ties and sells at 25 cents.
Some valuable books are issued by
this company, which ought to be in
the possession of every bird-owner.
The Bird Fanciers' Handbook" vol
ume Of 120 pages4 we'll illustrated, will
tell you all that is necessary for the
care of your birds. This book will be
mailed on receipt of Is cents. The
book and package Of Bird Mamma
will be mailed for Is cents. Orange
Color Food, Bird Mamma, one 32-page
and one 12O-page bird book will all be
matted to you on receipt of so cents.
Note: Bird Mamma is sold only in
white metal caps, with the trademark,
P. B. F. Co. in red. Take no chances
with your birds life by giving him
dangerous limitations. The Philadel-
phia Bird Food Company, 400 North
Third S{rect PhiladpiDhia Pa-AdV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
DIABETES

We announce this new FACT IN
PHYSICS-influence the renal tract
with an agent that opposes Renal and
Hepatic degeneration and urinalysis
will, in many cases, within twenty
days begin to show diminishing sugar
in Diabetes in people of so and over.
There having been no agent on pre-
scription counters to reduce sugar in
Diabetes Except opium which is not
a specifc-see Van Noorden on Dia.
betes) the Importance Of an anti
glycOsuric is Immediately manifest
That sugar can be reduced and that
many of those succumbing to Diabetes
can have lives prolonged to other ter
limitations has been established by ur-
analyses and confirmed by disappear
ing symptoms in many cases.
The presence of sugar being a
PHYSICAL FACT, and its disappear
ance a FACT IN PHYSICS there is no
uncertainty as to the results that have
been obtained.
The agent to reduce sugar Buttons
Diabetic Compound)' can be had at
Honolulu Drug Co. Ask for pamphlet
Current bulletin of recoveries and ra-
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SPECIAL SERVICE
IN EVERY CHURCH
FOREASIER DAY

Easter Day with its message OF new
life and the triumph over death was
fittingly observed in Honolulu church
ps Yesterday The story Of the risen
Christ and how the salvation OF the
world depended npOn His resurrection
was voiced from every pulpit as a
Palm Sunday.
If Christ had not risen from the
grave on Easter Sunday nearly 2000
Years ago" said DR.. DOremus SCudder
in the Central Union church, our
Christian belief would be an empty
dream with no hope for life to come.
"Bnt Christ arose. continued the
speaker, and thereby gave the world
the hope for immortality of the soul
which is the essential difference be-
tween believers in Him and nOn-CnriS-
tians"
At st. Andrews Bishop Restarick
spoke of the worldwide rejoicing at
Easter time even in war-ridden Europe
where the guns of destruction are ex-
tinguishing the lives of thousands ev,
cry day.
The Catholics Of Honolulu held spe-
cial services at the cathedral and in
all the missions. Easter music was
given and Easter sermons preached
at the various places of worship
around the city.
New members were received at Cen
trail Union and infants baptised into
the church After the regular service
the Lords Supper was observed as in
all the churches An Easter cantata
From Death to Life" was the feature
of the evening service.
St. Andrews Episcopal celebrated
the day by six services, all Of which
were well attended. The Easter Of
fering of $1O5292 will be used for
the organ fund.
The Christian church held its last
Easter service in its temporary quar-
tiers, the old Y NJ. C. A. building. 1t
will soon move to its completed church
in Makiki. Rev. Peters gave as his
Easter sermon What Really Has
Christianity Brought to the World
Easter at SchofeId.
Easter services were held in the
post chapel, Schofield Barracks, yes
terday at 10:45 a. m. Mrs. Aiken sang
81 Know That Ny Redeemer LiVeth"
dudley Buck and the children's
choir. under the direction of Mrs.
Aiken, led the singing Of Easter
hymns:
Come We faithful, raise the strain"
Christ the Lord is risen today
"An hail the power of Jesus name"
Good Friday service was held in the
post chapel. Schofeld Barracks, con-
Quoted by Chaplain Aiken, 1st lnfan
try. An Overlooking congregation at
tended the service. The singing of
Councils There is a Green Hill Far
Away by Mrs. Aiken was an impress
siye part of the service