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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
TOPCOATS

When you buy Top Coats at Tapp's
you are buying quality plus style at
less prices than you would have to
pay elsewhere for inferior grades
Salts Genuine Plush Coats, lined with
the richest silks and satins. Very
special, each - - $3.50 to $500
Broadcloth Coats of fine chiffon
broadcloth; black only. Special, each
--.-- - = - - --S15 to S35
Heavy Coats in all wool mixtures
in plaids, checks and plain colors;
flare and belted models. These coats
would be cheap at double our special
Christmas sale price, each
= - = - - - 5000 to S34.50
A great assortment of black Coats
made of all wool materials. Priced
special for Christmas selling, each
- = - = - - $3.50 to $9.95
F. One big lot of All Wool Coats, con-
sisting of mixtures and solid colors.
You have never before had such an
opportunity to buy values like these
at our special Christmas sale price,
each - - - - --S7.45 to S9.85
Sport Coats, all wool materials in
checks, plaids and stripes in both
light and dark colors; would be cheap
at from $1,000 to $12.50; as long as
lot lasts buy them at our special
Christmas sale price, each
= - - - --S4.98 to $3.50
Genuine Chinchilla Sport Coats in
checks, stripes and plaids. You can
not match them anywhere for less
than $500; no guarantee as to how
long lot will last. Very special Christ
mas sale price - - - - --S9.95
Children's Coats in all wool mix
lures, checks, stripes and solid col
ors; sizes 6 to Id years. Very spe-
cial Christmas sale price, each
- $3.50 to Sits
New lot of the celebrated Wirth-
NOR Waist on sale; as always just
one dollar, as always worth more.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
UNDERWEAR

II you realize how much correct
weight underwear means to your
health, how much shapely, correct
fifty underwear means to your ap-
in "Mcrode" Underwear. Every gar
ment is beautifully woven elastic
fabric; hand finished and perfect fit
ting. White heavy weight "Merode"
Vests and Pants; sizes from 81 up
to 46; regular sizes. Price, the gar
Outsize for stout figures - 81. so
Union Suits for ladies', "Merode"
make, silk and wool mixed; high neck
long sleeves, also Dutch neck and
elbow sleeves. Prices the suit
Light weight Union Suits, small
elastic rib, high neck and long sleeves
a very desirable garment for those
who prefer light weight suit.
Price -S1.OO
Ladies' Heavy Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits, low neck, short sleeves, ankle
length; sizes up to a. Price. the
suit - - - - --$1.O0
"Merode" Knitted Corset Covers,
medium weight, silk and wool; fits as
smoth as a glove; sizes SO, 3s:
Sizes sizes 40, 42, ID. Price - --$i:SS --$i:SS
w ol ii tlcCSN IlIeu COlIOH fcSIS
and Pants; pure white garments, we'll
made, nicely finished. Price, the gar
ment - soc
OutsizeS - - - - - -- --65c
Cotton Pants for ladies'; fleece lin
ed, good full sizes. Price Csc and Csc
Misses and Childrcr's "Mcrode"
Union Suits; soft warm elastic rib
that fits well; sizes from a years to
16 years. Price, the suit 81 and $l.25
Children's Merino Vests; light
weight, wool and cotton mixed; sizes
years to 16 years. Price the gar
ment = -. - - = Csc and 75c
Girls and Boys Fine Quality Cot
ton Vests with fleece lining, we'll
made and nicely finished. Price, the
garment DOC
Children's Union Suits; heavy
fleece lined cotton suits, warm and
comfortable for wintre. Price SOC
Union Suits for children; pure
white garments; fleece lined, full line
Of sizes. Price, tiiu suit - - --25c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
FOR MEN AND BOYS

Mems Xmas presents in combina-
ton sets, made up of useful articles
and in pretty boxes; a big assortment
to select from at special price, the
box - --25c, SOC, 69c, 75c, 81
Xmas Neck Ties for men and boys;
q wonderful assortment to select
from; a holiday box furnished free if
wanted. Special priced, each
- =. = 25c, 39c, SOC, 69c, 81
Mems $3.50 Shirts, laundered and
soft cuffs. black, blue, hello. green
stripes and fancy patterns; all sizes.
Special price, each = - --$1.OO
Boys Suits, all this seasons pur-
chases and STYLES. Special price,
each $2.4S, $2.9s, S3.6s, s4.9s, $3.50
Boys Pants, made strong and Of
best cloth at special price, the pair
= = SOC, SOC, 98c, s1.OO and S1.50
Mems Half Hose, perfect quality,
heavy and medium weight, black,
gray and colors. Special price, the
- Mems Half Hose, medium weight,
made of best quality, fine cotton yarn
white, black and colors. Special price,
the pair = = = - = = = -15c
Mems Silk Lisle Half Hose; Phoe-
mex guarantee with each pair, at spe-
Acial price, the pair - = - - 30c
4 Mems Pure Thread Silk Half Hose.
APhoenix guarantee with each pair, at
Especial price, the pair - - --55c
81 Mems Wool Overshirts. blue and
p2y. Special price each - --$1.5O
ems and Boys Caps. Special
each = - - = $50 and soc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
SWEATER COATS
For the Whole Family
Will Pack in Christmas
Boxes on Request.

All Wool Sweater Coats for ladies',
made in the newest and most becom-
ing styles. high rolling collars that
fit snug: patch pockets with and with
ouC belts; every one an ideal garment
for warmth and service. Prices
from - - - - $500 up to $3.50
Misses and Childrcn's Sweaters. A
large stock to select from; styles and
colors that please; all wool Sweaters
and wool and cotton mixed. Prices
from - 81 90 up to S29S
Infants Wool Sweaters, Sacques,
Caps, Botees, etc, all hand made in
dainty colors for the little folks.
Ladies' Knitted Skirts, shaped
waists with draw string; Roman
stripe borders in contrasting shades.
Prices from - - soc up to $500
Children's outfe, consisting of
Sweaters, Legings, Caps and Mittens;
made of soft Angora wool; white with
pink collar and cuffs; dark red with
contrasting collars and cuffs; sizes
"a, 26 and %. Price the suit S4.49
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
|ankets for Christmas

Sets made lasting Christmas
4 IS and we have the best and
sizaS stock of All Wool Blankets
pwn in this city Tapp's blan-
5'e the worthwhile kind and
sold at the same old price
years ago.
q laid Blankets in black
~ ss:s IN and white, pink and
3and white. red and black;
xT5; better blanket than you
ofy elsewhere at 5000. Special,
PRir - = ~ Sab
'68I80 All Wool Plaid Blankets in
different colors, block plaids, also
plain white, with colored borders.
Special pair - = - - - $3.50
70x80 Princess all wool, black and
white, block plaid only; $1,000 value
att the pair = - - - - - $3.50
Othcr Fine All Wool Blankets at
very attractive prices.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
IMPORTANT MAIL ORDER
II NOTICE Z

1--WE Deliver Anything Any
where Free"
We solicit orders by mail from
everywhere, and no matter what
YOU order, it will be sent to you
frde of charge. We're always in
tha lead.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
The Greatest Showing of
Ladies' Neckwear

Ever brought to this city. The new
est novelties just in and will be shown
for the first time tomorrow. There
is nothing you can buy that makes
a more appreciated Christmas present
than stylish ncckwear of the Tapp
quality. Priced special for Christmas
selling - = - = --25c to $2.48
Lovely Ostrich Boas in all the
wanted colors and hlsck. Every piece
is made full and at the low price
they are being sold for you should
lose no time in getting to this sale.
Special, each - - --S1.O0 to 1898
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-12-13
NOTION DEPARTMENT

Christmas Handbags. A large as
sortment of the newest style Hand
bags in leather, silk and velvet; beau
tiful moire and Persian Innings, black
and silver frames. Special prices,
--~-- - - ---- --S1.00 to $3.50
Christmas Handbags for children,
green, brown, red, black and blue, in
silk and leather; prices Csc and soc
Christmas Dolls. A big line of
unbreakable Campbell Kids, Babies
with long and short dresses, Sun
bonnet Safs and Baby Bumps, price
Christmas Dolls. Large size, UNI
breakable Campbell Kids, Babies,
School Boys and Girls, German,
French, English and American Sol
diers; special price - - - --$1.10
Christmas Novelties, Pin Cushion,
Hat Pin Holders, Ribbon Holders in
blue, pink and red, price Csc to $3.50
Christmas Hair Brushes, best quail
ity bristles, ebony backs, prices
= - - - --$1.O0 and $1.50
Fine Silk Waists make appreciated
Christmas gifts. We will pack each
waist in a beautiful box when bought
for presents.
Georgette Crepe Waist, all the
wanted criofs, very special each $3.50
Georgette Crepe Waist, pure white,
the best value you have ever bought,
very special, each - - $3.50
Crepe De Chine Waists, priced,
special at from - = --$1.95 to $3.50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
will. BE
REPAIRED And
CONE HERE

| That the lumber schooner Repeal
will be repaired at Astoria and will
then resume the voyage to Honolulu
that was interrupted when she became
waterlogged and had to be abandoned
at sea was stated today by f, ]. Low
rey, ST., president of Levers & Cooke
Ltd, owners of the vessel.
"The Repeats cargo has been dis
charged says Mr.. Lowrey, and she
will be repaired, after which she will
again be loaded and sail for Honolulu
with her lumber The Repeat started
out with 100000 feet of northwest
pine, but lost 10000 feet of her deck
load overheard in the gale, which
opened her seams and nearly sank
her.
Mr.. Lowrey added that the salvage
claim of the North Pacific Steamship
Company, whose steamer Roanoke
towed the Repeat to port, has been
settled for approximately $4,000. The
original claim was for $4,000, which
the owners declared excessive. Mr..
Lowrey says he expects the Repeat
will be able to reach here within six
weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
DAILY REMINDERS

To get vaIuessell 1t by auction. SEE
auction ads.--Adv.
Round the island In auto, $500
Lewis STABLES. Phone 2141s--AdE.
New Victor records Tor March are
ready at Bergstrom Music Co., Fort
near King.
Make your money work for you
start savings account today with
Bishop & Co.
Every corset correctly fitted. "The
Goodwin Shop" rooms q and %, Pan,
Rtheon Bldg. Tel. 1699.-Adv.
Honolulu Photo Supply Company on
Fort street carries, the largest stock
of strictly Photographic material in
the city.
If you want to know the real mean
ing of the word convenience, start
a checking account today at the Bank
of Hawaii.
Just received. new spring models
front and back lace corsets. The Good
win Corset Shop, 2142 Pantheon Bldg.
Phone 1eee.--Adv.
II you raise chickens, or try to, or
intend to, you. viii do well to consult
the California Feed Company, corner
Queen and AIakea streets.
6 Bits OF Verse from Hawaii" q
dainty book of verse collected and
published by c. d. Wright, is on sale
at all leading book stores and curio
stores. It makes an interesting souve-
mir of the islands. ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
RAIN FOR MARCH TO
DATE Is NOW ABOVE
NORMAL; TOTAL 1856

Honolulans have been, perspiring
quite copiously today because the rela-
tive humidity has been 81 per cent,
ard the United States weather
bureaus Honolulu office says the high
percentage of moisture in the air may
result In more showers at night If
the wind switches around to the north
east. It has been in the southwest for
the last "a hours.
"Our rain for this last storm was
3.33 inches.n says Meteorologist A. NJ.
Hamrick. This makes the total pre-
cipitaton for March down to date 3s36
inches. The normal rainfall for March
back over asSe-year period is only 81
and for the last II years has been 2.49.
We are now we'll above normal and
the month is not third gone"
Last nights humidity was quite OPP
pressive. 1t was rs per cent at 8
O'Clock last evening and this morning
at the samel hour it was "a per cent.
I'VE may get some light showers at
night, says the local office, f.'but
there is no heavy rain in sight. The
high amount of moisture in the air
may bring showers If the wind
changes to the northeast and blows
those clouds down on us.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
CHARLES MAYO,
.FAMOUSlDOCIOR,
HEREIN april

DR.. Charles Horace Mayo. the young.
er Of the famous Mayo brothers,
known throughout the world as the
most famous surgeons in their line of
work, will visit Hawaii within the next
month. Fred ]. Halton in a letter TO
the Hawaii Promotion Committee stat.
ed that DR.. Mayo with his family
would leave Los Angeles soon for Ho-
nolulu. ..:. ..
The Mayo brothers of Rochester,
Mimi, ere considered the leading sur.
geons IN America, and their hospital
I'm the Minnesota city is the mecca
of any who seek the best surgical
care. Rochester. little city, has
been made famous by the Mayo broth
-ers, and the two surgeons have taken
care of thousands from all over the
world.
DR.. Mayo is a graduate of North
western University and the Chicago
Medical College He also took post.
graduate work at the University OF
Maryland. He has been president of
the Minnesota, Medical Society, presi-
dent of the American Congress for
Tuberculosis, member of the Ameris
can College of Surgeons and many
other medical societies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
18th INFANTRY
HAS PROGRESSIVE
LITERARY Club

The following program Is announced
for future meetings OF the 25th Infan.
try literary club
March S--Literature and American
writer's OF fiction. BY James A. Kin
sey.
March Studies Of Shakespeare's
plays; brief reviews of the following
plays: "As You Like It." Sgt John H.
Allen; The Merchant OF Venice" Pvt.
Henry Moses; Julius Caesar" Pvt.
Il. Hickman; Hamlet Pvt. Samuel
w. Graves; Macbeth Pvt. George
Robinson.
March 22-Wiiham Stanley Braith.
waite, the great negro poet and liter
airy critic. BY Pvt. William H. Thomp-
son. .sifM !.
March 2s-The great orators. of the
negro race, Frederick Douglas, j. C.
Price and Booker T. Washington. BY
Pvt. r. H. Heron
April 5-The great athletes Of the
day and OF the past. BY Cpl Benja.
min H. Mills, champion sprinter Of the
18th Infantry. Discussion by the so
ciety devoted to athletics in general.
April PA lecture on the natural
history OF Hawaii. BY Prot. sBryan Of
the College OF Hawaii
April 19-An evening with the chill
dren. A program will be prepared
solely for the amusement Of the chill
dren OF the regiment. to be conducted
by Mrs. Scott. Mrs Robinson and Mrs.
Reynolds.
April 26--Actors' night. Some lead
ing negro theatrical performers. A
sketch by Mr.. George Brown and com
paily.
May s-Debate: sResolyed, that in,
dustrial education Is more beneficial
than college education. Affirmative,
Sgt. George W, Anderson: negative.
Pvt. E. Hickman.
May 10-Prominent Negro Catho-
lies. BY Chaplain Ignatius Fealy. LIST
Field Artillery. A discussion by the
society devoted to negro religious
leaders.
May 1.-THE works Of Charles w.
Chestnut BY Sgt John H. Allen. "A
discussion Of negro prose writer's.
May Oriental Views and Re-
views. BY Dr.. Westeryelt of Homo
1ulu
May s1-The life and works Of Alex.
ander Dumas. BY Sgt. George W. An
derson. Discussion OF the Three
Musketeers" AMI Tho Count Of Mon
te Cristo.n
June "A musical entertainment
and discussion Of some Of the great
composers and their works. Conduct
ed by Mrs. o. j. w. Scott, Mrs. 2. |
Reynolds and Pvt. Arthur H. Thomas.
June 11-LonofoIloW night Al re-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
TENOFEICERS
OFGUARDWILL
GUIDEGUESTS
Governor Pinkham Makes Last
Additions to List For To-
nlorroW'S Function

Invitations to the governors recep-
ton to former Governor David /.
Walsh of Massachusetts, are all In the
mails. The last few were sent out
this morning by the governor, himself
after he had carefully gone, over. the
list which had been prepared by his
secretary and added few names to
it
More than $500 people are expected
to attend the affair which will be held
tomorrow night at the governors resi-.
dence, Lunalilo and Haekfeld streets.
The Massachusetts, man leaves for
Hilo and the volcano Wednesday. As
soon as he returns the governor will
escort him on q trip to the military
posts on the island
Officers of the National Guard who
have been detailed to assist tomorrow
evening at the reception are as fol.
lows
Capt Henry P. o'Sullivan, LIST Infan-
try; Capt Henry Van Gieson, Quarter
master Corps; Capt. Gustav E. Schae-
fer, LIST Infantry; Capt Leopold G..
Blackman, .Quartermaster Corps Capt
W J. Hampton. LIST Infantry: Capt.
Frank y !. Dougherty, LIST Infantry;
Capt. A. L. C. Atkinson, LIST Infantry:
Capt. Alan J. Lowrey, 1st Infantry;
1st Lieut. George X. Harrison. Corps
Of Engineers; LIST Lieut.. Sherwood,
Lowrey, LIST Infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
M0T0RC GLE RIDERS
NEEDED FOR SIGNAL
CORPS COMPANY. WORK

With only IL more men needed to
bring the company, to FULL strength,
Lieut.. r. L. Noggle, commanding
Field Company A, Signal Corps, N. g.
H, says today that several more new
men will be sworn in tonight at the
regular drill Of the company, and
that the number required for full
company, 20. win undoubtedly be sign
ed up before the close of this month.
I'VE need some motorcycle riders
in our company he says, ito act as
despatch bearers. We have several
good wireless men and others trained
in signal work, but we need some
motorcycle men. as the motorcycle is
playing an important part in modern
signal work and despatch carrying. .
Uniforms win probably be distrfbut.
ed to members of the company this
evening 1t meets at 1880 in the arm
OIy. x
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PLARdOOD!TIME
IOn0RRl)WNI6HT
AfARMORYBALL

Lieut.. Lawrence Judd and Sgt.
Bruce w shelton, sergeantinstructor
with the list Infantry, N. G. H., are in
charge of arrangements for the big
ball which is to be held in the arInory
tomorrow night as benefit for the
enlisted mems club rooms. The dance
will begin at 7::30 o'clock
Music will be furnished by the list
Infantry band, N. G. H, and a good
time is expected. Admission charge
for gentlemen will be so cents, but la
dies win be admitted free.
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MORE than zoo
TICKETS SOLD
+. :,
TO.BIGsPREAD

Punahou students and graduates.
with parents, friends and families, VIII
gather at the University Club at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow for chowder dinner
and to talk over plans for the 10th
anniversary celebration. I
The members of the general com.
mittee and Miss Margaret Peterson
are in charge of the ticket sale. A
big crowd will be present, and al
ready more than 200 tickets have
been sold. The committee not only
wants every former Punahou student
and parent to attend, but desires to
know just how many win be present
so that arrangements for their &C
commodation may be made. For this
reason, all Punahouites are asked to
make their reservations early by tele-
phoning 1872.
The program will be in four parts,
as follows:
For remembrance = Two toasts:
THE Punahou Mothers, by Mrs.
Mabel Wing Castle, and THE Puma
hou Fathers" by William P. Alexan-
der
For information - anniversary
Week. by Walter f. Dillingham;;
. The Financial Campaign" by Frank
C. Anterior: sPunahou's Needs, by
Pres. A. F. Griffiths. S.
For fun-A bewildering assortment.
Of stunts, including riddles, ballads.
limericks and other verse. The sub.
jects and perpetrators of these willre
main unknown.
For melody Some old songs and
some new ones, written especially for
the occasion, will be sung by a chorus
of male and female voices under the
leadership of Walter f. Dfllingham.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
ORDfRSOF the
HAWAIIAN DEPT

A general court-martial is appointed
TO meet at Fort Kamehameha, Fl. T..
on Monday. March s. 1916, or as soon
thereafter as practicable. for the trial
Of such persons as may be properly
brought before It. Detail for the
court: Mai. Powell c. Faunfleroy,
Medical Corps; Capt Walter G. Baker,
Coast Artillery Corps; Capt. Malcolm
p. Andruss. Coast Artillery Corps fsl
Lieut.. Fordyce l.. Perego, Coast Artil.
lery Corps: 2nd Lieut.. Frederick r.
Garcin, Coast Artillery Corps; 2nd
Lieut. George r. Meyer, Coast Artit
lery Corps: End Lieut. Harold DEF.
Burdick. Coast Artillery Corps End
Lieut.. Girls M. Buflingame. Coast Ar.
tillery Corps LIST Lieut. Frederick Il.
Martin, Coast Artillery Corps. judge
advocate.
Pvt. John Braikovich, Troop G.
4th Cavalry, is transferred to the 143d
Company. Coast Artillery Corps ana
win proceed to Fort Kamehameha
H. T.
Under the provisions of General
Orders, No. 81. War Department, 1914.
the following named enlisted men viii
be dischafged from the army by the
commanding officers of their respec-
tive stations, by purchase: Pvt Will
w. Crenshaw and Walter G. Coyne.
10th Company, Coast Artillery Corps,
Fort De Russy, and Pvt. First Class
Anne G. Michaud. Hospital Corps, De-
partment Hospital. Honolulu, II. 7.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
Bill
MORELIBERAL
Than EXPECTED

That the new army bill news of the
introduction Of which in Congress was
published Saturday in the Star-Bulle'
tin. Is a better measure than had been
hoped for, is the prevailing opinion
around Hawaiian department head
quarters today.
The bill, as outlined in Associated
Press wireless dispatches, provides
for 17S.000 men, and this only at peace
strength, judging from the number of
regiments named
Officers at headquarters say that If
the measure is house bill. it is very
encouraging, for the senate will sure
ly concur, but thta II it is senate
bill, 1t is likely to be pruned when
1t reaches the house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
ARMY s NAVY.
THE THING WE WANT.

Away down o the island in Honolulu
The City Dads asking the frown;
They wish chat say)
Then they shnn when in spend
They want to build clubhouse and other things WELL
Where play checkers" and a spell;
They wish to from tn exclusive
But canine class, your
They make the soldier his asking
But still he the old thing
Now don't clubhouse a swmmng-p
For o the
You'd take from liberty keep
You should the soldier matter where he
You to be afraid of him, (his morals must be bad
IL his than sadl
80 rs # 90 s.. go
Now don't want sympathy. patronzng
st We each of u.s. for souls
DO Something For The Soldier" and do the best
And while doing It tn he IS just a
with much soul as
Z Don't try to be the piper 10 soldiers
Don't try 10 Lny the soldiers OF, try sociology,
Give him that he the most good, genial equality
MERRILL C. MEADE
Company G., Infantry,
s. Schofeld Barracks H. T.
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LIIIIEfNIIINIEWl

BERTRAM G.. RIVEUBURGH:
Well, here am, A good MANY people
have SAID all along that / would he
fuckers successor and good many
have thought was living on false
hopes, but here / am, as busy as a
bird dog. There weresa fotsof flowers
in my office Saturday morning when
came down and want to thank the
people who showed their good wishes
by putting them there.
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LEAVES ARMY AFTER
Is YEARS SERVICE

Having been in the army constantly
since 1891, Reg:mental Quartermaster
Sgt Svante n Soderblom has complet-
ed his time OF active service, and is
awaiting the next transport to the
mainland. SoderbloIn has been with
the lst Infantry since his enlistment
at Fort Mcdowell. California He was
with the regiment In Cuba during the
Spanish-American war. being one OF
the first men to land on Cuban soil
after the outbreak Of the war.
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NEW MAIL BOXES AND
SUPPLIES FOR OTHER
P0ST0FFIcES ARRIVE

Postmaster William F. Young is
wearing contented smile today be
cause six combination letter and pack
age boxes and 10 regular letter boxes,
large size, arrived this morning on the
Oceanic timer Ventura for the post.
office. They will be distributed at
once where most needed,