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Washington Journal., 1916-04-14
6ariOrsc Der Natnr.

Dab bic Natur, tpie ouf 70 bielen
@ebieten, ou9 in Der !9pgiene leit
llranTong beuertItelli9te, mas mir
nit allen Mitteln Der MiIleni9aft
gu errei9en Iu9en. pirO in %interels
Ionter WeiIe on einem 8eifpiel tlar.
0as Ii9 Dem Ia9tunOi9en Yeoba9ter
on ben &iIten bes Meeres bietet.
Ser 10 geIunbbeitsforOernoe 4ufents
bait an ben Meeresufern tpiiroe pur4
bic NnI9ipemmungen uno 4usideis
Oungen Der See, Die Ii9 als Sang
uno Sreib1eI aIler Nrt am Stranoe
lasern, sefdbrbet tperoen, tuenn ni4t
bic Natur ielb1t bier in ebenfo tomz
pli3ierter ME 3pedentIpre9enber
@eile bos iibernommen bate, mas
mir in iibertragenem SHINE @eIunbz
beitspoli3ei nennen. 9a Die Sang
unb Srei6IeIablagerungen aus Ios>
eeriIfenen Seilen bon MeerespfIanz
8en, aus ben HeIten uno 2ei9en uns
8Gbliger Siere beIteben unb infolge
Der ibnen innetpobnenoen Seu9tigteit
uuBerorbentIi9 I9neIl in 5dulnis
ii6ergeben, piirbe Die 2uft bur9 Sc
ru9 unb f9dbli9e Nusbiinitungen
per19le9tert perben, penn ni4t Die
&rGfte unb Silfsmittel Der Ratur
bic nottpenoige @egenarbeit leiiteten.
9isie &rdfte befteben neben Der
pObltdtieen Srodenpirtung bon
Stranb, 2uft unb Some in Der
Soupt1a9e in Der WtrtIamteit Der
tleinen Siere, Die innerbalb unb aus
Berbolb Der Meeresablogerungen ibr
9ebeimnisbolIes 9eben fiibrsn. Die
pi9tigften 5unttionen bieler GeIunO<
beitspoliasi fallen alpei tIeiren &rebs=
tier9en gu, ndmIi9 Dem Riiitenflo9
(Or9eitia littorea) unO Dem semeis
men 2on6Hob (Salitrus' faltatOr).
9ieie 2ebepeien balten ii9 in uns
gebeuren Mengen in ben 4bla9ez
rungsgebieten Der Meerestiften auf.
8eIOnbers Der Sanbflob, Der nur
cine QGnge bon 1 Miilimeter errei9t,
tritt in gepaltigen MofTen auf.
9ieIe Siere, bic infoIge ibrer Sanb@
farbe nur felten fi4tbar iperben, gras
ben tleine BIDDER, Die bic Stronbz
fld9e in elm gang feines Sieb berz
tpanoeln. Mls Nagetiere pei1en Die
&iltens unb @anbfl0be cine aubers
OrbentIi9e GreBeier ouf, Die Der Ser
ni9tung aller fir fie i~rgenbpie gez
nieBbaren Seile uno Seil9en Der
Meeresnblagerungen 3ugute tommt.
auf biefe Mrt perben bic f9dOli9en
uno iibelrie9enben @lemente Der
Sang unb Sreibielmengen nit groS
Der S9nelligteit tpeggebra9t. Nu4
bic barten Seile, pie 9oI3itiide, Die
in Jdulnis iib~erseben, perpen BON
ben beiben &rebsarten 5ernagt unb
sefreffen.
Cine Gbnli6e nuBIi9e Sdtisteit
tommt berfdiebenen Snfettenarten
su. 60 finb Die 3a6lrei4en 4rten
Der Ndstdfer uf10 ptele 6lte9enarfen
GeIunObeitspoli8iften eriten Ranges.
Sn ben Mnbdufungen bes Sreibiels
finbet man 5abllOfe Snfeften in allen
@tobien Der Gntpidlung, Inter ben
Sliegen 9ibt es aud Diele &rten. bic
bisber nod ni9t genau erfori9t per>
ben tonnten. Die 2a%uftdfer, bic iiG
in ben Mblagerungeu aufbalten, baz
ben es peniger auf bic angefpalten
Nabrungsitoffe, als ouf Die 5liegen=
maben abgeieben. Die 9efamtmenge
bieIer fleinen uno tleiniten Siere aber
bient in iinnrei9Iter Meiie Der Natur
our Musiibung bes @eiunbbeitsbien@
1tes om Meeresitranbe.
aM
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

Gus R0In. Oer ou3eit Jibele, ser
Spobmoher Der 3ompoenie.
Sin frsunOIi9es Gefi9t bsugt ii4
iber IGN:
.8roO fin Iieeen", mobnte cine
lorgliAe Stimme. Der Mortin 9ils
CERT pollte reoen. = MoIte frogen.
Denn bos mo9t i'm ouf .einmul gill
BEND 5eiB uno eistdlt. M6er er merit,
er tOnnte ni4t. Gr bro6te teinen Son
berous. Sr9enO mas in Ieiner &sbIe
polte ni4t, pie er uoIte: Dons
neripetter oud!
n9ona ftiG liesen". fogte bic
S9peIter pieoer. vRur ia bas 8ein
pidt bepesen. unb gang rubis bIeis
ben! Oas 8ein, oos fpirb pieOer
bell. tueun er Ii9 rubig bGlt unb Der
Sopf audi.
Huu nber fGngt Ser Mlortin !Sils
CERT erit re9t gu fu9teln an. Was
till liegen2 @r lit bod fein Wifz
teltino, unO frogen muB er bod! @r
muB oas bod piTen! 0os cine,
Dos. %fporouf es ontommt, oos, tpas
jeBt ods o[Ieripi9tigite 1T.
Die S9pelter beutet feline l1nge>
bulb falf9. Sic min Jpn %beru6igen.
Grodblt ibm. baB er f9on ~atpon3ig
Stunoen f4ldft, DuB fie f9on mitten
orin in 0euti9lono iinO. DAB fein
Jreun0 i4on OH feline Sruu 9ef4riez
len bat un0 ibr mitgeteiIt bat, Dab
Der Wortin nod gut 6aoon getOmmen
tit.
~Sf ia an f6Dn unO gut" er
nidt. .Siu, ia. ia! aG gut. Aber
oas ri9tige it's ni9tI 9ds pi4z
tigfte ni9t. !Serrieb, Oh ie benn bae
brauf ni9t fommen". Der Sunn
fOnnt' es bod aud piFen, mas er
min. &irf9rot miro Der Mnrtin i'm
@efi9t Dor &nftrengung. nnO Der
Siinn la9t - nd mart, fpenn er
erit pieoer rous lit, ga feBt's nod
nos fir bas bumme Baden.
Gnoli9 bsgreift bic @9peter. Gr
triegt elm Notiabu9 uno einen 8lei@
Itift in bic 9anb. llnb f9reibt nit
10 3itternben 9dnben, OaB es f6tper
gu lefen 1T: uSaben mir tie Jpieoer
lausgef9mifen?'
Der Siinn lieit:
uWen raussef9mifen?" bor9t er
unperftebeno. gr lit an oes Martens
8ett berange9umpelt uno itebt bi4t
ror i6m.
Was gu arg 1T, 1T gu org, 6ds
muB ieoer einfebsn. Ser Mortin
9il9ert bebt Die 9ano unb baut benz
Siinn cine runter. 90 gut er eben
fann, ndtiirli9, benz Sinn tut fie
ni4t DieI, er lit nur Elm biB9en berz
bliifft. Mber Dem Martin tut iie
gut, er brii1t, boB Der gan5e @a=
gen aittert. ct tann ipieoer brill
len:
uOie SranaoTen aus men graben,
- gu &amel9!"
rGreilt9 baben mir, iogt Ser
9iinn, bolb DerbIifft, baIb drgerli9.
.9ett bdttite man ielbit piKen fDnz
men, bafiir brau4ite mid erft at
bauen."
$50, fuet Ser Martin Silgert tief
5ufrieben, rbenn is ia ales re9t".
uno ma9t Die Mugen pieOer gu:
Dem fann i'd nod ems I'm mid
rum i@lafen".
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14
OTrnrr SdDreibFbrttf hEs
4btlipp 5~aurrampfFr.
1850.

Mein Iiebsr Ssrr aeOottiOudr:-
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

mas 1T parabors Wenn
elm rtleiner" 8eamter cine Hieienfi<
CUR fat.
'Denn einem G9nar5ieAer grim
uno gelb Dor 2lusen pirb.
Menn elm @9uiter S4pein, elm
S9ld9ter aber pe9 bat.
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

- Sumor i'm Se1be. 5elb>
rebsl: r@as ftnb sic bon 8eruf9"
2anbiturmmann: n@9la9tsr, 9err
Gelbpebel."
Selbpebel: Sra, bann perben
sic fi9 auf benz S@la4tfelbe ia
coma in Scbrem element fiblen."
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

GelbFbepuBt. Ser Sobn
bes !Saufes gum 3immermab9en):
.Nlfo, DIANA bat Sbnen getiinoigt,
neil sic fi9 bon mir tiiffen lieBeng
Na, tr0ften Sic fi@, Dora. Sic nebz
men tpenigiteps cine f40ne @rinne>
runq nit aug bieIem 6aufe!"
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

= @i9erer meg. Ser: 60.
9err &aOett, Sic ftuOteren ben @srs
Iauf aner 9inOenburgf9en Speratio=
men alfo nit fpeaielem @ifer9
&o0stt: NatiirIi9, muB bod feben,
pie man GelOmari9qII miro!
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

- SroBig. 9err gum Greuno
in Der &neipe): Ou bait OO@ friiber
INNER ilur elm Geri9t gum Nbsnb GEE
gehen, iebt iBt bu INNER atpeie2
Sreunb: Nur oesipegen tn ids.
neil bic 8aBi's. Die miierablisen, uns
ausbunqern nollen!
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

-8osboft. SeirotspermittIer:
sd lam Sbnen Ieioer feline !6offs
nGng me9r maiden, Der r@olbFil9"
!rtl iebt b0ter binaus."
9err: sd DerItebe. bic TiI9prsi.
le fin0 ia aeitieaen!"
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

60 bal0 dls
tpie i9 { ST9ebns
esbabt ben, ben
i'd mid ben 9oteI
propreieter getdts
felt uno ben ibm
eeIagt, bab bic
2iS5ie mas meme
@lte is, Ods 2etue
aus mid peitere
neht. ben Nrehens
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

eetutpe. 3pi16e Sbrs I'M mid =
id fii6le benIelpe Deg, pomit i9
per6leifpe Sbne Sbrn lietuer
gbtItpp Sdueramper .
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-22

to exhibit same to whoever de-
sired to see it.
The voters Of the Parish have
rejected my proposition by 70
ting for Mr.. Landry who will put
. spurned ten thousand d)Ilars
in his own pocket. ! hope that
those who were 50 loyal to the
crayfish progresslveness, may live
to regret their noble generosity
Out of ia votes east in the 2nd
Ward, the School Board and pub-
lie roads Of the Parish received
one vote, which was east for me,
representing those two lamcntable
bodies and that vote was not east
by the member Of the School
Board Of that Ward either, but
was the vote Of the member Of the
Police Jury, O. d. Romero, a man
who believes in public cducatlon
though he has no children to eth
er educate or teach? Mr.. Rom
Gro, who is and has been a mem
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-22

former occasions. the school inter
est, | fear, would be sacrificed OF.
behalf of few very INSCRIPTIONS
petty poIiticians. The voters Of
the Parish have been induced, BY
the selfish, narrow minded petty
politicians. TO sacrifice their per
sonal interest end that Of their
innocent children.
| was willing, and in fact. onx-
ioHs, TO sacrifice four years Of my
I;fc fas ] had already sacrificed
sixteen years nc Secretary-Trcas-
urer Of the Iarish) in their inter
est by donating two-thirds Of the
large revenues Of the office 20 the
public schools and roads of the
Parish and, in order TO guard
against the dishonest intention Of
the selfish petty politicians, J
placed in the Clerk Of Court s
office ten thousand dollar bond,
published same and, at the same
time. requested the Clerk Of Court
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-22

Der of the Police Jury for years
and is one Of the few Of the pres
ent Police Jury who has acted III
the interest Of the people Of the
Parish, was defeated for the DO
lsitlon, not because he has not
acted wisely as Il member. but
Simply because, like myself, he
was opposed to graft. The best
interest Of the Parish was not 10
be conceived, when the question
lof placing iii power political
ring as bad as the one in power
now, was involved.
! am not writing this in spirit
OF spite or hatred, not at all, but
purely in the spirit Of justice and
fair play, for defeat means a
great deal more for my pocket
book than election under present
condition.
1t is a known fact that money
was poured out in large quantity
and would have been used IN even
larger quantity, had | not pub
liccly demanded end threatened to
bring those practicing that most
contemplate and dishonest
method, to justice claim credit
for having accomplished that
mucn.
Mr.. Parker, unfortunately, was
defeated. ] voted for him, and
he was the only man on the
ticket for whom | voted. could
not vote for Mr.. Pleasant, though
/ believe the man honoraj Die. he
cause he is under the unserlpu.
lous, dominating influence Of the
ring rule. More Anon.
A. =. ROMERO. /
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-22
Communicated. !
THE ELECTION.

Ny attempt to be Of some as
sisiancc to the children $ future
welfare, has been, indeed, com
pIrte failure. am deeply erIcv"d
over the result, after the inter
est and careful attention given
me by every one Of them at thf
time Of my visits to the different
schools in the towns and through
out the Parish.
The fault. however, is not theirs,
nor is it mine, but if the dear IN
fortunate IittI" innocent cn"s
will bear the occasion IN their
minds and in the not distant fl
TIRE. direct, in the paths OF
righteousness those wac may fol
low them, tE.ck, and IN fact, am
sure, many like false step may
be prevented.
As I stated to thcm, on ssv raj
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-22
SHERIFF SALE.
MARIA CENTRAL FACTORY
AND RAILWAY COMPANY

| MARIA CENTRAL FACTORY
| AND RAILWAY COMPANY
vs..
lADRIEN GONSOULIN & son
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of
ria. 10Th Jud. Dist. Court.
Notice is hereby gwen that !.
virtue of a writ Of Fieri Pa,
issued out of the above entitled
and numbered cause and to me
directed, /, George Henderson,
Sheriff, through }. F. Breaux,
Deputy Sheriff, duly sworn and
qualified in and for the Parish Of
iberia, La, have seized and will
offer for sale and will sell at Pub
i lie Auction FOR CASH, to the last
and highest bidder at the store
building known as the Enterlak-
ing Store, in the Fourth Ward,
iberia Parish, La, between legal
sale hours,
On Saturday, May 9Th, A. D. 1915,
the following described property,
t0-wit:
All stock in trade and also the
fixtures, one safe, three scales,
all show cases and all credit due
to Adrien Gonsoulin & Sons.
To pay and satisfy the sum of
Two Thousand, Five Hundred and
Eighty Nine 22-100 ($2589.22)
Dollars with five per cent interest
per annum from Feb. 18th, 1916
until paid and all costs Of these
proceedings.
Given officially this 22d day Of
April A. D., 1916.
GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff,
Per J. F. Breaux, by Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-22
Act Of Incorporation
of the
ACADIAN SUGAR co, INC.

Be- known by these presents. that on this IAN
day Of April. 1916. before me. the andersigned
Notary duly com m 10 sionsd and qualified In and
FOR the Parish ~ iberia. state Of Louisiana, and
in the presence Of the witnesses hereinafter
nam ed md undersigned, personally came and ap
reared tn. several persons whose parp"s AZ here
nm IN subscribed ~ rho declared that awaiting them
selves Of the benefit Of I'll iaw Of the State OF
Ios.isjapa relative 70 tn organization II corpor
atoms they have formed and organized, and by
these pvesens do form and organize themselves.
~ we'll ~ such Others persons - may hereafter
ioip with them OF their successors, into = cor
y ra.ion for the objects end purposes and under
The covenants, stipulatioDs and agreements fol
lowing to Wit;
ARTICLE l.
The name. style and title Of this corporation
shsllohe Aeahiss sugar CO., Inc ana andef sasd
I'M a ahsII enjoy . corporate existence and cue
.essjon Tor full tern and period Of nisssy- sins
yooSD.
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SuNSHApES

Parasols may be said to be in great.
est demand just now when the yacas
stion season Is approaching its height.
There is q preference expressed for
the palmer models. whose beauty lies
\ n the color and fabrics. as well as
in the smart severity OF the stick.
Just at present the parasol Is not
very large. II inelines to fat rather
than to curved lines, and there are
more ribs in its composition than in
other seasons. The INCLINATION to make
the underside extremely decorative Is
one OF the features of this Access
sorry.
White and black effects are Inn
mensely popular and following these
one may make declaration in favor
of purple The latter is now con-
sidered quite as modish q combination
color as either the black or white, and
4 parasol Of II is carried with almost
any costume irrespective of the hue
Of the latter
The curved handle has given way
to that Of straight lines, sometimes
with mushroom or ball top, but gem.
orally lacking such finish. The strap
OF leather or silk Is considered an.
absolute necessity H the idea is to be
conveyed that the paraspl Is product
of the current season.
One Of the most recent perversions
Of fashion calls for the carrying Of
the parasol upside down when not in
use. The reason for this is that the
newest sunshades are so contrived
this season that Il APPEARS to make lit
tie difference which end is grasped
IN the hand, since each is supplied
with a leather OF silk loop to be
slipped over the wrist
Even when held upside down. the
parasol does not touch the ground
since 1t IS made so short this year as
to do away with any possibility Of
contact with the ground This is par
ticularly true of the plain sunshades
of taffeta in monotones, striped.
checked or lowered silks, The more
fussy variety. composed of Gibbons.
lace fiounces and embroidered fabrics
have longer handles and these aresdec.
Grated IN various ways to accord with
the dressy characteristics of the mo.
del.
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THE Beast or BURDEN.

Nor is it likely that the ack-to-the
farm movement win take on added
popularity with the women ID view OF
the picture or farm life that is pre-
scented by q Dickinson county woman
in her suit for divorce An incident
of her suit is her demand for alimony
to the extent Of $4,000. which she de.
clares she has earned by working on
the farm during the % years Of her
married life But at the age of Sc
she has been milking Is cows, separ.
atlng the milk by hand, feeding the
calves, stopping the hogs, cooking for
the farm hands and doing other work
about the home and farm. And ! fami-
" Of eight children, only two-of whom
are minors, she has raised as side
line Topeka State Journal
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3. 80
FnOM THE QUESTION OF MASSAGE, eyes
and lips. the beauty-seeker VIII take
up that Of her hair as the next logi-
cal one to consider.
Many readers write In to me. ask
ing for tonics and dandruff cures and
lotions to prevent gray hair, and
other remedies. and expect them to
work almost over night. Yet the
hair responds very slowly to treat
ments.
One. cannot have beautiful hair
without having good health, so the
first rule Is 70 build up your body.
The hair Is quickly affected BY the
, health as far as its beauty goes-on
days when You are out OF sorts. your
hair viii hang lifelessly and will be
dull and dead looking. And Is soon
as you pick up, your hair win seem
easier to arrange, brighter, prettier.
The first rules are-cleanliness,
and plenty OF air. Some people
should wash their hair every two
weeks, others only once month OF
so. Some need q tar soap, others .
borax soap. The hair should be
brushed and combed very thoroughly
each night to stimulate the cireula--
ton Of its oil and the scalp should
be massaged for i've minutes with.
the finger tips. the motion being In
small circles all over the head. This
brings blood to the roots Of the hair,
and helps the formation of new
follicles
Good tonics are to be recommended
for local treatments. but the best
tonic Is air and sun. The hair should
hang IN loose braids at night and
should bs summed as much as pos
sibIe. Cutting the hair back few
Inches VIII stimulate new growth.
Curling the hair with hot irons win
spoil its health and its color. If It
must be curled. it is best to use
curriers'
Questions and Answers
Ny hair Is ssery tlicl;. but Keeps coming
OFT IN Quantities ere1y fine brush ".
Please tell me EI,g and chdt to do
Carlsas.
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NOTICE

Stockholders of record in the Ka
hama Agricultural Company, Limited
who have not paid all assessments in
fun on or before October 81. 1916. are
hereby notified that immediately
thereafter all such delinquent shares
viii be advertised and sold at public
auction as by law provided for the IN.
paid portion due thereon and as
shown ON the books Of said corpora
ton.
Honolulu. Hawaii, July %, 1916.
KAHANA AGR. COMPANY,
LTD,
BY T. TERADA,
It's PRESIDENT
6545--1St
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Mails are due from the folIoWlng
points IS follows:
San Francisco U. s. A. T. Logan.
Aug. 10.
Yancourer-N Niagara. Sept. g.
Japan and China Nippon Maru. Aug.
%.
Sydney Ventura, Aug. 16.
Manila-U. S. A. T. Dix. Aug. II.
Mails viii depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Manoa, Ang Is
San Francisco Ventura. Apg. Is.
Vancouver Mascara, Aug. IS.
Sydney Sierra, Aug. n.
China & Japan Persia Maru, Aus. 10
Manila q. s. a. T. Logan, Aug. n.
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FURTHER DETAILS.

The map and general plans and
other data so prepared by the Engin-
eer. in his preliminary report dated
July 81. 1916, and adopted by the
Board, with respect to the proposed
improvement incorporated herein By
reference) may be seen and examined
BY any person interested, at the Of
| iice1Qf TIE. DlfR a1d county Hn&neer
and OF the City and County Clerk at
any time during business hours, prior
to and including August 20, 1916. Reso-
buttons Nos. $50 and SOS incorporated
herein by reference) are on lie in
the office Of the City and County
Clerk.
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Thomas, at San Francisco.
Sherman, sailed Aug. 4 for San Fran
cisco.
Sheridan, left Honolulu July IA.
Logan, sailed Aug 5, from San Fran
cisco.
ok due here August from Manila
Buford, sailed Aug. for Newport
News.
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There Is nothing better for remov-
ing tar from white clothing than lard,
Rub it well into the spot and wash It
out with soap and warm water.
Wash lamp chimneys IN ammonia
water II you would have them very
clear.
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P.ease gipe me c,ssy for snsomnia--
W. w.
Reply Drink . glass Of hot milk ana
eat few crackers Just before getting into
bed, to draw blood from brain to stomach
Relax absolutely. Try to think Of pleas
ant unexeiting things. don't worry. attempt
to make your body as heavy as Lead
Don't try to force sleep-foreet IL, and Il
will come to you.
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.HEARING.

A Public Hearing respecting the
proposed improvement will be held
at the Assembly Hall OF the Board Of
Supervisors OF the City and County
OF Honolulu on August 20. 1916, at
the hour of 1880 o'clock p. M. or IA
soon thereafter as those interested
may be heard, at which time and place
fun opportunity win be given to all
persons interested, TO present sugges-
lions Or objections TO the proposed inn
proyement Or any part or detail
thereof.
Date1. Honolulu, 7. H..
August Il 1916.
d. KALAU0KAI4ANI.
Clerk. city and County OF Honolulu
6545--Aug. 4. 5, Z. s. 8. 10, IL, IL, IA,
Is, is.
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nuTWARD

For Waianae, WaiaIua. Khhuku md
Way stations -: IS q. m, $50 p. NJ.
For Pearl City. Eva Mn and Way
Stations f7:3o =. m. 1910 q m,
s11:30 =. m, ez:15 p. M, s3:20 p. M
t5.15 d m. 1880 p. m, fif:t5 p. n.
For WahIaWa and Eeilehua II :n2
q. M $40 p. m, 500 p. m. also
D. M
For Leilehua $500 : \.
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A tennis racket should have its
strings rubbed with yaseline. If it Is
put away for some time This will
prevent the strings from breaking.
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In the Matter OF the Application II
4. L. McCandless for Division Fence
between his premises on Liliha Street
gdescribed n decree of the Land
Court in the Matter of Petition No.
261) and adjoining premises of Carl
Du Roi.
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Wednesday, Aug. 3.
San Francisco WIlhelmina, Mat.
son str.
Sydney Makura, c. A. str.
Hilo Mauna Kea, II. str.
Kauai Maui, IL. str.
Thursday, Aug. 70.
San Francisco Tenyo Marn. Aug.
10.
s Kahului aIanoa. Matson str.
Kauai Maui. II. str.
Friday, Aug. n.
Maui Glaudine. Ii str.
Saturday, Aug. r.
Hilo Mauna Kea, II. str.
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IN THE REALM OF THE
FEMININE
The Hair

ReplB-Perhaps your brush Il too thick.
perhaps yua use metal bristles These
would tear out hair. However. II Is nat
nral enough that some hair should come
cut at the beeinntng az summer--lt only
makes room for new and healthier hairs q
follow. ! would not worry Jet
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BEFORE THE FENCE COMMITS
SIoNERS OF HONOLULU DIS
TRICT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HA-
WA1.
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MAIN THoROUGHFARE: coNTRI
BUTTON TO COST BY CITY
AND COUNTY


AND COUNTY.
Since by Resolution No. 556 said
portion If Beretania street was de-
clarsd main or general thorough
fare. TIE City and County of Honolulu
propose to assume and pay out OF
General Revenue SO 1-s per cent Of the
cost Of improvement.
III.
CHARACTER OF IMPROVEMENT
AND MATERIAL.
(al The grading. surfacing and
paving with Pinch Of .Bitulithica on
six 90 inch concrete base OF Bere-
tania street from King street to Nuu-
anu street, Palama section.
OBJ The curbing with lavatrock Of
all uncurbed property and the NOV
ing ana resetting Of present curbing
where necessary.
lc) The installation Of storm
drains Of concrete or Armco Ingot
Iron where necessary.