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CompIlmented Her Granddaughter
A delightful event iof the week hav
Ing two attractive visitors as hon
orees, was the entertainment given
by Mrs. M. J. Parker Wednesday
morning In compliment to her grand.
daughters. Misses winnifred and Mary
Tatum Balm Of Houston, who, with
their mother, Mrs! IS. j. Balm. have
been enjoying pleasant visit of sew.
eral weeks to Mrs. Parker. These
young girls frequently visit here. the
girlhood home OF their mother. and
their coming is always welcomed by
host Of friends. and especially were
the greetings on tAIs' occasion Of n
pleasant nature. The guest list In.
ciuded their young girl friends.
Mrs. Parker met her guests in the
reception hall. and. with a cordial
greeting welcomed each one into her
hospitable home. A pink and white
combination was prettily developed In
the arrangements and appointments
oil the affair and the games OF five
hundred, bridge and forty.two formed
the mode Of diversion Throuebout
the reception suite. gorgeous Killarney
buds OF a pink shade were profuselv
used In artistic flower receptacies. No
other flowers were In evidence and
the effect was charming indeed. There
were ten tables Of players. and the
score cards bore dainty hand painted I
rose designs and we're furnished with {
with pencils and cords Of a pink bue
MINIS and punch were served during v
The games. [
The bridge prize. a Gu, glass p,c. u
lure frame. went TO Miss Helen 10 o
Marei' and to the successful forty.,wo
'ihyer' Miss Mary sheIburn. was given q
vanity case. Miss Irene Downward c.
Won the prize at five hundred and "a. p
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st. Andrews Church.
o. services ,o,s for week beginning June
Sunday-First after Trinity.
s:o0 a. m. holy communion
ss;4o a. m, Sunday School.
THU vv a. m; mathis and sermon.
1Ghnursday-St. Peters Day.
s:oo a. m, holy communion.
80 p. M. choir rehearsal.
mere VIII be no evensong on Sun.
day as the rector will be in Uearne
RANDOLPH RAY, Rector.
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Classified Column
FOR SALE.

FAN FOR SALE-Will sell a practi.
cally new 12,inch oscillating fan at
bargain for cash. Call at Eagle
office. .D
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ceived crystal smelling salts bottle
| Concluding the games, an fee cours,
embodying the prevailing colors wa,
served on the game tables.
Bryan Visitors Returned
A party of young people who visited
In Bryan the past week for the Agri
cultural and Mechanical College com.
mencement returned Saturday. It in.
Guided Misses Grace Leavel, Louise
Garwood, Sadye Farmer and Messrs
Jennings Croker Of Dallas, cyl Runge
OF Galveston, Dee Burns of Cuero.
Marion Law Of Houston and Jack
Josey OF Beaumont. Messrs. Runge.
CROKER and Burns graduated this
year.
The visitors were house guests NJ
large dance given by Mrs. G.. s..
Parker. a buffet luncheon by Mrs. 7
A. Mcqueen. a dinner by Mrs. NJ B..
Parker and a large dance at the Elks
Club. Messrs. Runge and Burns re.
turned home Saturday. Mr.. Josey stay.
Ing over the weekend with Marion
Law and Mr.. Croker with Robert
Ransome and Willie b.. Blakelv
Houston Post.
seekwith-knowIes-
Beautiful and dainty In every detail
IND awakening the cordial and AT.
ectionate interest Of large circle of
riends was the marriage Of Miss Mary
to Mr.. Clayton s. Beckwith.
'hich was celebrated at the home Of
ne brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs r.
: Knowles. Wednesday evening at Q
clock.
Only members Of the Immediate
'milies were present to witness the I.
'remony. which was sacred and i'm.
me living room. where the sers;ce !,
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RETURNS FROM NEW YORK.

Mrs. Otto EhlInser. wife of Dr. Eh,.
niger OF the surgical department, Of the
A. 6 N. College. returned las, nirh,
from New York. shere she has been
the past year.
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Methodist Church Services.
Free Baptist Church.

''ee oaPt'st Cnurcn.
services at the above named church
Sunday will be as follows:
sunday School at 10 a. m. L. M
Candy, superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at 7:45 n m
Leader. Norman Cloud.
There will be no preaching services
ON sunday on account of the pastor
being absent from town.
c. c. WHEELER, Pastor.
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rated with Shasta daisies. palms and
ferns, the snowy blossoms with their
great hearts Of gold filling receptacle 8
about the room. Before an improvised
altar fashioned with foliage plants and
white baskets tied with bridal tulle
ana filled with the daisies, the VOWS
were spoken. Rev. C. H. Storey vas
the officiating minister and the rine
service was used. The bride wore a
handsome and becoming gown of white
taffeta, with tunic Of Georgette crepe.
The groom wore the conventional
black.
when the solemn marriage VOWS had
been spoken, the newly welded couple
was given hearty and 10 flag good
wishes for long and happy lie. after
which the party was invited into the
prettily decorated dining room, where
a refreshing ice course with eng,,
cake was served
Reared In this city amid a host NJ
true and loving friends, the bride Ia
known by all to be girl Of sweet and
sunny disposition, and admirable
traits OF character. 4
The groom came to Bryan from
Canada and is in the employ of his
brother. Mr.. W. r. Fairman nj tho
Dixie Theatre. He is a young man OF
Inc attainments, and has won many
riends during his residence here.
The bride and groom left on tho
light train for weeks visit 10 pa,.
as and Fort Worth. On their return {
hey will be at home to their friends
the home OF the brides parents I.
unrise Breakfast
Chaperoned by Mrs. Ed Hall and Z
lrs. Tyler Hasweli, number ~ =
Dung people enjoyed n delightful sun. "
Sc breakfast on Tuesday morning
an early hour the party mot lied g
'wn to the old fish pond. wher. they
'ent several hours. A dellcLms
'eakfast was enjoyed and those mar.
''pating included Misses Myrtle
mes. Hal Kelly OF Wharton. Aub:a.
ilkerson, Frances Hall. Mary Ja,noa.
'ia Lawrence, Ara Hasweli. Mary
a winnifred Balm of Houston and
essrs. Guy Adriance. Sansle Park
'oo Frances. John Hanway, tiea. w
rden' Carol Harris. Sawyer. t. D. Fo
''son and Edgar Buchanan. liz
Sh
formal Hop Go
social event greatly enjoyed on Da
ursday evening was a dance M. he
ided by large and congenial crowd
young people. Good music was
nished for the evening and a, tho
'c'usion OF the program the young
n OF the Elks Club. who were tho ,
''"i hosts, were thanked for the .
assures Of the evening. :,
rning Bridge W.
liss Helen De Maret entertained n 80,
friends at a delightful bridge :
~ yesterday morning at the hos.
BILE home of her parents, Mr.. and -
. ID. c. De Maret. ,
he home was beautiful In It's floral "a
enlistment foliage plants forming m
background for the clustering Of M
ly blossoms. V
he guests enjoyed many interest.
games OF bridge and a charmlar n
rmali'y marked the occasion. A "A
THY appointed refrcshmcn, course W
served AZ noon which ad5os a.,
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TEXAS LEAGUE,

Results Yesterday.
Houston 6 Dallas 3.
Galveston 2 Fort Worth O.
beaumont 3. Shreveort 0.
Waco 3, San Antonio l.
CS..lI. "a
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FOR SALE-Comparatively new Mat.
tress Machine, Cotton Picker and
Blower In first-class condition. Also
b II. p. Motor and Transformer VIII
sell cheap for cash II sold at once.
Full information on request. Gentry
White, Bryan, Texas.
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First Christian Church

First Christian Church.
Regular services at the Christian
Church tomorrow as usual:
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
communion and preaching at II
a. m.
evening worship at Sis D. m.
Inere VIII be an interesting report
rom those who went to the Endeavor
at Abilene. Texas. at the
Bible School tomorrow. Come and be
with us. ' w
MY theme for the II a. m. service
VIII be The Overthrow OF the Omen
saloon You are cordially invited.
j. c. WEIGH.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good six.
room residence and barn; 7 acres
OF land In Harvey. Sell for cash or
take automobile in trade. Ed Graham
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-23 acres
good land. close to town. VIII sell
or trade for 5-passenger car. Ed Ora.
ham.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
REGISTRO CIVIL.
Licencias de matrimonio.

Jesus Luna y Conception LassC
margarine L. Cazares Y Paula Cas-
lilo.
David r. Hass y Amelia Pierdulla.
Naeimientos.
I'm nino del matrimonio G.. Sumiga,
Gale de Concho al Sur. numero 6l5
y medic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
Defunciones.

Sra. Soledad Jimenez, 80 amos. ca
lie de Juarcz numero Up.
Josefina Ruiz. II meses, Gale de
VeracruZ numero S22.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
En- VIAJE DE NEGOCIOS.

Aver en- la tarde. tuvimos ri eusto
lie rccibir Ia vista. en- las oficIna>
de este diario. de nuastrO active a.
genie en- Chafco. Texas. senior Juan
q. Sanchez. quien ha venido a San
Antonio al arreglo de alsunos asun-
toS relacionades con la celebration
de las fieStaS patrias que tendran Iu-
gar en- ell citado pueblo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
Como mueren los heroes
AGUSTTN MELGAR

sue .ic,adU 4 Ia >ala ii" bandrr:I> '
p; m:dico americana declare que era
ipiiiil curIrlu. purQu" mnrIria alitcS
lr Iuaa hura \ ahi Qued6 tirado rn
IN riEc1u. con los oi"> may abicrloS
, In bora contraida por Fl cSIIIrrZu
De riNir.
Ilaim rccucrdn. alguna SOmbra.
nlutln ,lrsrn pu>irrro drbi0 SeElir en-
medic de >u> dolores y dc SI abant;o-
q. p3rIl;c con una u SaI!da de To
mas homdn hr Su anna. critic Tres w.
.r~: ;;lIudrr. AIahrr, Madrr,. \ ell
irrct.> >tIcrdi6 uaa cuNa terrible: EN-
ME. en- medic de- Ia pu'rta, atraida
nor qul:Gn Sabc que fll"rHa lnmenSa
: m;>trrinSa, como aparici0n extra
humara. como rNcc;ci0n trigica. al
,rito del hijn. Ia maIrr lie NrIgar
aparcci6 IIrna Ia Ia mas infinita
dr>olaciGm.
Cay6 o>brp Fl. Ia Ec>h. 10 c>truj6,
Ia palp6. Sendr6 las hrridn> con los
d.,;o> ' i.rcogi0 e. >u bcca ri pos
trq.r <rrSr;rn de: titroc.
EIOLETt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
Manufactures domesticas.

L. abundancia de cosechas y las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
DESDE WASHINGTON
Los tours" electorales

:, AIN - onnniodorne nm ranfI.
H.. nla,oo ,i1o como In
, r. ., nan Mr. unphns IN
-D ~ roI;r,rnio donda oho-
- 10 nrolorciGn
na !, ;,I,,tr;o o7uro-
~ -. or,,,,o-ono,,o = los
sol Imam nIIa-
' .n.,, ,,,o
,o,ca r ,o.c.,
.oaL,, - ann via
a. nt Io- 40
"' -
"'!">
pas u" - anus
'a''o''' S''' Hu'" '"'''
'a>ar 9u aA"'aF "asr,
para ''''opoi 'A'i'' ''e
!l''a'H''r9 'S'ali nII.r'''o "'
-" i = n rr..
=" ~" "D
cllFa que ANUS t""'
'ld" !aDlio9d IL a'" |" Il"
az aquI !HdS que s'A''''" ' @'7 "'
a'"heS IL; llo'a9, Ell h. "'N''''"
ne :! i', eriN'E"NUoe "'"'
i;H' NoI>'4''l''> 'ue'''' N-"n -
'P~UDtlcau"> PoF = ""'r""i '""'
lherce' ue .\"e\a 1orK.'
b"lSlra y fFa'i'Ia' que '''''N ~
Ia guerra "Fah "Ni"r'ahhiaS d" a|''-
car, alI0ra 10 c"inpFah rn los f>'a-
h"S 'h!hos: Y r>'o' E"Ii9' 'l''II '"H
!hs!eSeS, es IIeVaF carbon Il N'"caS
TIE, o como dIrrl it-- ahda!icr>. me-
var Z Jrr"H Fln" Il" AFSai'ia. "'|'"'
HIS pFot'c'!"Ii para l"o '"''''''>' r.
ihotacH"f"> q! F~'I4l'au"F-, "n''I'"
nos que ID Ea>'d Ii'''"l'Ha '"i"I'''
zero MF' HUGHES "'''a H"' l'"I''
q" protecrloA aluailrfa' p"F'lH' 80
IA "S ia sonata hulhcFp tho d'! re-
p"fioF!o F"pubIiraiV. que 'a!'ip''l'
la tocado o i''p"tIc."n "I rahiIda-
TO F"pubI'can" rh "Hta ultima 1''"-
ma. con ESQ ' roh !" Il" pour 'i -
dd> la> r>ia'I"N"> i"lF"NiaFl"H que
- pI1r"da ""n"rHraHrnir q Me-
XicO :cGlno no = ilaiHa d'' p"n"!
romeo? Pnr Su"ri", !" arompana IN
r>p"ria.iSta i" at"r'I"n"> d" IA gar
-ania: prHraur!"n IN" i"laaii aQhi
iGioS I"S ranhIdit"> prcSld"hrIai =
e! Su> tours, IAN h!"l "EGaIll|a' w.
como lbs Il" "a N"iha y oiraS AN
'antrS: Y @rariaS a ESQ. ma p"'l!i"
hIhiar III Reno. E.Stad" 1t" Nevada.
i0nf" ma r""c"m"nrIadh una ley ."
i"ra, de- academies del ,rah2Jo. pnr
aQu"lin d" que no - DEN" ~d'Sruiiar
-! vote obrcro. II president" WIZ
son, iampoc" !" 'i"SruIda. ma apI"-
v"chad0 81 lntcTVrnrI"n n ia PRO-
y"riata hl"!=a i"Ir"vIarIa para 'i'-
~''ara'>" P"a''''a'I' ~ !" J"'"'''
"'Il" '''"e' 81.
Na''" - i'''"," '"' !" "F'
IL r>'a> "N'u'>'"I'> 4"'
u!l u!'''t"' ' ~" '"'' q"'
AN '"'''!" "",'"' ~ -"
Il '"''
"u'"t' '""' -
SrL.I L. /,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08

NUEVA YORK. Agosto 1876
En- aigunos centres Sc eNpresa el te
MOI de CUE Ia actual p~rospcrIdad de
l3s Estados Unidos en- su comercio
domestico, influya considerabIemen-
tie en- hacer que Sc posponga su m
teres en- los existentes p%royectos de
"omercio ]eNtranjero. Primitivos pro-
pagandistas del Gesarrollo de tai CO.
mercio, que en- a!gunos aSo mues-
c-anse ahora tibios. han producido Ia
impression entire los mas serioS labo
rantes del campo International. de
que tai e pueda haber peligrO de
exceso De cOmercio interior.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
Los mercedes.

81 resultarc clerro que un conSi-
de!able promcdio de los manufactu-
reroS americanos que Sc han undo a
los notabicS corifeos de Ii industrial
en- eli magnO plan de poner los pro-
ductos de los Estados Unidos ante
todas las nacioneS del mundo. estan
ahora sintiendo que sc les enfria ell
Amino. cicrtamente habria motive de
pensar que Ia prosperidad encierra
los germcnes de un cancer.
La oportunidad de entrar m el co
mercio mundial y conservar los mer-
cados adquiridoS, tai como Sc abre
ahora i los manufacturers de los
Estados Unidos. janis Sc habia pre-
sentado antics y no parcce probable
que ninguna otra tan buena llegue
q ~realiZarSe.
Manufactures domesticas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
Las condolences economicas.

paSa ii Ia I'lg. Sa. Col la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
TIROS Al bLANCO
EN- pL.ENiS CONFERENCES

80 'nEFlrn
~ ''''"@ '"''
I'll i"o P'' ui'' que P'!"
pr"Hl" 9FT'='1F ID ru'N'''"
' >araf TN Que" HON.
aSi Il" Fetl'"''aZo'
auhl'i' r'IAGeHe u' peua%o
IL i!u'S'I4 p'DF' I''c'o"'
"Lsta gent" IS iiiuy ailiaDle'
dir" 'Io:l Luis i"NIualmrnlc,
al. Iii oiiat" pErSienIc
.iut IHn hI!"n arrr@!" 80 pl"l'ai'!''
y" m "~'\iaai'' ''-i '"p'"
~" - IN. rl i"d"S raS"S'
va 'Si"E dana" los Paso'
para una vrA mas deer
III" yo DIrn 81 ~conNrrtlr
rn cNltoS los ~irara>oe.
**
Pam. hSto p"r luIihilcS'
->4-le 81 m"hNaj' iAi"F!Ila!lHo-
VA IA N''nia '>ta arreGIaIlho
ir nu"Sjvu> i"rrU-carrIlrS.
L!"\ard "a mar hr miles
i" ho.arr> rclucirnleH.
para pf"bar Il r>LS @rnt"S
lu. nahlan Il" nu"S'r" "@"!>m"
$1,000
que ~ illIAIa y pa'r!"lISmo
los .I"S S"lT'> "mlu"nt"S
$50
R"nliiaS r>la a>u>tad"
SOLO dice 81 " no.
n!"r"ln"ilt" coin" go
Tres banllrt"> q nan dado
con I!nura y CORRECTION,
: aunqu" -ln Indigestion
Porlu" Il" h"tIra "niyrnd".
"Si"E aun "rrpIli"ndo
"l iHjIm" >aIrhI'iIo1I
Les "ruiin lu" hab." .ll9I'S
para yr IN" :" d~"S!Ir"n,
y 4 ,"io j" ia M" dIren
IAN SOLO toA'T>to E'-
''''..' ',' ''",
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
CHANTECLER.
ST QDEJAN UN0S C0RRESPONSA-
LES DE GUERRA CONTRA Ia
EMBAJiDA AMERICANA
EN- PARIS.

BERLIN. Sbre.. 6.-LOS cores
ponSales de IN peri6dico americana
Sc quejan d. que los miembroS do la
Embajada americana IN esta capital
- han rehu>ado a darltS los papeles
u~eceSarioS para Ia identification lie
los correSponsaleS por haber crit,-
caio 81 presidente Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08

azucar So cuotiZaha a S7!S5. perc con
los deScensos que ha venido Sufrien-
do. actuaimente So vende a $6.i5
las Glen libraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
Los peligros de Ia prosperidad

utilidades de Ia guerra han proper
cionado a Norte America un poder
de adquisiclon mercantil superior al
de cualquiera otra naci6n del nun"
do. Las manufactures domestlcas es-
TN ADVERTISEMENTS trabajando para
snplir las necesidades nacionales.
Muv bueno es TODD este hasta donde
liza llegado. Pero Sc qaeda 4 medic
canine.
La expectation permnnante.
Hay que fundar campos perma-
nentes de exportaci6n. Cuando Ia
guerra en- Europa concluya y cese
Ia prcsente demanda de prodUctos
elahoraGos por plantas establecidas
pa. cubrir necesidades de guerra de
los aliados. ser;l de vital importancla
para contiruar en- las condolences ac-
tuales. que en- alguna parte fuera de
los EStadOS unldoS, maya Wercauo
para efectos. hechos aqui que no
sean canones. balas. granadas, pol
vora 0 dinamita.
Las condolences economicas.
Quienes trabajan en- pro del CO.
mercio de exportaci6n cuentan en-
>uS filas a p~rominentes hombres de
negocios que claiamcnte proven el
pcligro que amenaza a los Estados
Unidos 81 deja que Sc pierdan las o.
portunidades ex~istentes en- el eXte.
rior. Tienen conoclmlento asimismo
Ge que en- Ia reorganization de las
! TaSa ii Ia pag. Sa. Col la
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AUCTION BULLETIN


On Tuesday next we shall sell the
very fine Furniture at Mrs c. S.
Jackson'S residence, 1928 Wilder
ave. We are really pleased to have
this opportunity to sell the ladies
such nice articles as will be, sold
at this safe, especially the koa
pieces, which are very fine indeed,
and the Plants, Ferns and Palms
are especially fine. When Mrs. Jack
son lived on the other island she
was always known as the fern lady;
can show you quite a few finer
ferns than usually seen. Remember
the place, 1928 Wilder ave; date,
Tuesday. June 20. at 10 o'clock.
Honolulu Auction Rooms. J. S.
Bailey, Mgr. Jas. F. Morgan Co.,
Ltd, Auctioneers.
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Red Carneaux Pigeons-S mated pairs
at 81, and five youngsters, 2 to 3
mos. old; first-class stock; owner
leaving on vacation. Box 447, Star
Bulletin. 6405-6t
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Shetland pony, cart and harness. H
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HOTEL
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"On the Beach at Waikiki"
Furnished bungalows and rooms;
excellent meals; splendid bathing
and boating; 10OO-foot promenade
pier; beautiful marine and noun,
tain view; terms reasonable. Mrs.
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Secretary of Labor Wilson began
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sylvania.
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BUSINESS GUIDE
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Geo. NJ. Yamada; concrete, wood and
stone construction. Estimates fur
nished.. Road building, grading, etc.
Room 20S McCandless Bldg. Phone
2157. IT,: ...,=- j.. 646S-tf
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1915 King; S-cyl, 5-pass.; run
months; $3.50. Box $50, Star-Bulle.
tin. .~ssrss 6477-tt
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The number of women employed in
Germany increased from January l to
July /, 1915, by $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

1915 Buick, King and Odds; all tour
ing cars; in Al condition; cheap.
Box $40. Star-Bulletin. 64S7-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

Premises occupied by StarBulletin
office, Kerr Building, Alakea st;
2 floors and basement. over 10000
square feet of floor space; adapted
to manufacturing, merchandising
or commission merchant display
rooms
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

Ffye-passengcr Chevrolet, fine "ondi-
ton; used six months; $475, part
cash; this is a bargain. Phone
1858. 6504-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20
BUSINESS GUIDE
AUTO PAINTING.

City Painting Shop. King St, mr.. South,
expert auto and carriage painter;
all work guaranteed. 62l3-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Machine and blacksmith shop, well
equipped and doing a good bust
ness Inquire at Neill's. Workshop,
125 Merchant ct 6450-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

An excellent officers mount; will sell
for 500; horse is ~ years old and
in good condition; must be disposed
of in next few days as am ordered
to the states; can be seen at quar-
termaster's stables, Fort Shafter.
Apply to Lieut. Richardson, Fort
Shafter. 6506-tf
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

Secondhand cameras and lenses
bought, sold or exchanged. Koda-
Z : graph Shop, HoteN and Union SITS.
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FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY.

HOLSTEIN CATTLE-BERKSHIRE
HOGS.
Excellent herds of these popular
breeds are maintained at Kameha-
meha Schools Farm. A few bull
calves and young pigs are for sale.
Visitors always welcome.
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