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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-04
aber Was Logical Stop Ty Hin

stopping place
worth sand owls hoo re hr, no
matched Faber, he has
IL affection The bat cobb lifted 20 teis'n M
The third time UP "A
T we're some whispers dnt hard 20 pu me b'
: been mat
a Of outs then MN iuA
the in % distinction or
would be n and me plcL
be pitched sturdy this time ll.
and thenet Georgian wen l'
eighth Tuesday Everybody kne" y vas
10 pitcher batter were
wits and skill
The first pitched and inside Ty vas SCI 70 pn
.dostenned Offering hunted ROM
third heave The fourth over ~ D
dropped both Schalh
positive foul BY onrk bounced 700 Az. nv
pitcher got 10 n IN time lot play
the play al no Le he "S 4@
bird and a good
panning hardly fair II IS argued L'' 1 80,
he dump bail
come back with Cobb plainly ~. on pay
he hac
dropba The other 70 come IN
n perfect ana III"
huup marvelp play on IT,
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Governor STOPS Flah,.

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. July
Gov sleeper has notified the
sheriff ~ Rerrien county not - per.
NIT the Aght scheduled between
Knockout Brown and Phil Harrison
AZ Benton Harbor today. Sleeper
has threatened tho sheriff with un
pleasant consequences II Tho bout
is sta ged
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Meoraw On Garnet

new YORK. July 4-The direct
ors Of the National league will con
vene Friday 10 hearNcharges against
John McGraw, brought by tho New
York chapter OF the Baseball Writ.
erS association McGraw Is under
FIRE for repudiafine an Interview IN
which he attacked President Toner
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Buzzalong Boland

ROLAND has arrived II the great war spares professional
- probable that the little ghthandeT will soon be osn!1ed
probable that this recognition viii extend over period OF at least half
the best pitching STAFF Detroit has years He Just oegnning
Is
low viii be line for premier hono the right handlers Already
he
rushed his
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Reoattss TODAY.

The Detroit Yacht club will con
duct regattas and swimming races
on the Detroit river today A ball
at the club house tonight will com
plete The holiday celebration.
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that the box score indicates. All
OF the outhelders had 10 step lively
60 get some tough ones, and Weav-
en- had some sparkling plays. Twice
blistering drives bounced on Faber.
only TO be scooped up by an Inheld-
er in time for play az nrst
Tho Tige-s got some clever pitch.
ing. also. bur only after Il would
avail them little Trouble started
In the FIRST round. when Bush boot
ed Wsayer's roller Eddie Collins
and Jackson both singled. and so did
Gandil two runs scoring Harry got
ont OF trouble IN the fourth. when
Bush whipped a ball 20 Wit in time
20 catch Felsch. This unusual play
saved a run.
The blow or came IN the nth. J
Collins walked. Weaver sacrificed.
f. Collins. Jackson and Felsch sin
gled In a row and three tallles came
In Carroll Jones replaced the Pole
and retired the side without fur.
Their casualties. The rookie work
ed well until The last OF the seventh.
when Crawford batted for him. HIS
best work was In the seventh. when
Weaver opened the round with
triple 70 center and was not per
mitfed 20 score Cunningham An
ished and also looked good
Chicago scr1bes are claiming a
loyalty record for Eddie Collins
They say that the great second
baseman has played IN 379 consecu-
tive games for Chicago. thus en-
ceeding the al consecutive
games In which George Burns. OF
tho Giants. played without a break
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clyde Milan Of the senators. who
In former yrarH was usually found
among the leading base steaIer-, has
not b~~n nbir 60 break into the select
circle Of piifertnE this senson.
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Manager stRilinks has ber~ mp
against 10 thi. season Ia trying 60
keep the braves inneid intact IL "a
i.nt Ever. les Nsrsnvilie. and ~ 10
isn't Meanwhile les ENer-, who IL
out thru Injuries. "--
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DRIVER HURT IN
SAGINAW SPILL
Crash In Stake Race Puts
Johnson In Hospital;
EaVOriteS Lose

SAGINAW. Mich July A good
program has been arranged for the
holiday card Of the Short ship meet
sng now ia progress here. IL -
doubtful. however. II The sport can
measure no 90 that of Tuesday. when
fayQrires disappointed in all three
races
A bad spill IN the third heat %
fhe feature I8 pace married the
afternoon sport Haley &. The
gavorite was triTped and Driver
drummer was thrown rom his
sulky He was not injured. but
when Princess Mary plunged into
the wreck, Driver Johnson was
tossed onto 'he fence and quite seri-
olsly hurt about the body Cln
MoQuefte and ZEE Dfreci. both well
Hked By the spectators, also GOT
into the Jam
The accident had nothing Co DO
With frs, money. as the dark horse.
Battle klne from a Canadian stable,
bad cinched the race and cleaned
up FOR his hackers The 2-l1 trot
was won by June Red. who never
vas considered by the dopesters
Hazel Pointer. fayori,e had no show
IN The - pace when Captain Mac
got busy The Tuesday summary:
2n- rrot. Purse $500.
June Red hr ri oy
June Medium tMc- =,
Garth,
FRANCES Belmont b m.
by Nobel Erwin
Gar Peter p. 8 hy Pc
ter the Great O@el
OAK Tree p. 4. tcrum-
Marssl Finch. . m.
Warden ...
Time. 49,. t1'. Isl
2lTi.
2,Is Pace, stake $1,000.
Battle King - hr Nlng
BeIinl lFlemlns I
Ma, Direct. b. m N earerl .
Raronwood b. Matthews 10 :
Con Biscuit. b Henry
Haley -. ~ tDrnniui"tl
Eei uirect. RaEif -
Ifal Rhaa. .. pu1otsl ..... &C
cir Moauette. ch. lHan- >,
pexter Patchen. o Pred
Graustark. ro-E Kerry - As
Princess Mtrsr G--l- ,ionn-
Tine-9,oas. .oas oe'.
aga Pnce. Purse 400.
Captain Ma. pr oy sandal
Jack Power = walsh
Hazel Pointer mi Hop
Mary Hartman. Nc
Parefast. IN Palm 5
sir Arthur. l~ellersl a's
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-22

Probate Court reid al I-....
Iof tne County of Waldo, ou I.. ~. Ia
FEBRUARY. A. II. 1917, 'O n
,DG a. 81 ,. F THAYER, admu.,uuo-
IN sad County of waldo, d4rfs, , . .. 'os
ken yainL petition Ut praying thai The ye
now in his hands, subject t. rr.- %.
c9 co Ia err inheritance tax, the s o . q
td IN nine the succession thereto, an. ,, ~
Probate. 'H Ned
Ofdered, That the said petition. ...,... .....
al persons Interested by ca4sn. . sl
order to be published three VEL. .i "a
IN The Republican journal a r"a
h ished at Belfast, thai they hay my. l' n
s oaIe Iourt. to be held at Relfa,r XXX. ~
sag sag County, on the 18th day d W..'
LSi1, at ten OF the clock before ...- Al.
,atist, II any they have, why lr DIXIE. '..
petitioner should not be grant "a sd
A true copy, Attest: '"9
CEAs. f. JuHN-. e s....
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BELFAST NEWS
This Case Has Hint foi Many Republican
Readers.

This Case Has a Hint foi Many Republican
Readers.
A Belfast woman has used Doan's Kidney
Pills.
She has found them represented,
She wishes her neighb to know.
She publicly recommends them.
No need to look further for a tested kidney
remedy.
The proof of merit is here and can be in
vestig ated.
Profit by Mrs. Durham's statement.
Mrs. Annie L. Durham, Is Park street, Bel
fast, says: Il suffered for many years from
kidney trouble and could never get anything to
relieve me until l used Doan's Kidney Pills,
which l procured at the City Drug Store. My
feet became swollen ano burned l bathed
them in warm water, which gave me only
temporary relief l had dizzy spells at times
when. everything blurred before my eyes, af
fecting my sight and l had to wear glasses
Dams Kidney Pills gave me relief from the
first and six boxes cured me-"
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't simply ask
for kidney rem edy-get Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that Mrs. Durham had. Foster
Milburn Co., Props. Buffalo,N Y.
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MONROE.

Ore of the big events of the year is the
mask ball to be given by Monroe lodge, No
1876 l. 90 F. This is the 22nd annual ball and
will take place in the Town Fell Feb. 22nd,
McKeep's orchestra of Belfast will furnish the
music. This ball is always an evert of import
apce. and most of the surrounding towns are
represented An oyster supper will be served.
Another interesting feature will he the lighting
of the hall for the first time by electricity.
The floor managers are: A. White, P. G.;
Mvron F. Parker. Searsport; P. H: Grant,
Blocks; F. A. Nye, Belfast; F P. Clements,
Monroe; DR. E. c. Newcomb. Newburgh;
Il. Prince, Wnterport. and R. S. Clements.
Winterport Committee of arrangements: b.
r Cooper, G. A. Palmer and F. W. Clark
Monroe lodge, No. 1856. was organized May %
1895. The six members that organized were
p c. Whitcomb, Frank A. Nye. Willard S.
Jones, Charles G. Dryer. Fred F. Grant, and
Frederic L. Palmer. Other charter members
were: George A. Palmer. Warren s. Grant,
Albion P. Richie, Asher H Mayo (deceased),
Fred H, Putnam, Frank Kenney, Frank NJ.
Fairbspks, Charles A. Mckinney, Myron F..
Parker, John B. Neatly. Samuel L. kitchie:
viii E Damn, Willard B. F. Twombley. Merrill
B. Goodrich (deceased). Walter P. Clark. Edwin
q Billings, Frank l. York. Eugene A. Buzzell,
Milton C. Chapman (deceased). Franklin Cnace
ldeceased), Joseph Pattee (deceased), Abram
n Cnrtis. Will Curtis, Roscoe l.. Clement,
Edwin Jenkins. and A. f. Bragg.
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BORN

CLEMENT. In Islesboro. Feb IA. to Mr. and
Mrs George H Clement, son. Hugh Vincent.
DoLLlvER. In Manset, Feb 8, to MIR and Mrs
Dudley Doliver, son.
DRINKwATER. In Belfast, Feb 10. to Mr. and
Mrs Herbert A Drinkwater, daughter. Alice
Jean
GooDsPEED. In China. Feb 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Everett Goodspeed, son. Douglass Ken
meth
GRANT. In Belfast, Feb. 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Grant, son.
JERRoLMAN. In China. Feb IL, to Mr. and
Mrs Walter Jerrolman, son.
MCINTYRE. In Belfast, Feb. 4th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert McIntire. daughter.
PERRY In Burnham, Feb ID, to Mr. and Mrs
Oral Perry, a son.
STANLEY. In Swans Island. Feb 4. to Mr.
and Mrs Lester Stanley, son.
SIMMONS In Rockland, Feb 4. to Mr. and Mrs
Lewis NJ Simmons. formerly of Spruce Head,
a son. Vernon Merrill.
STAPLES In Belfast at the Waldo County
hospital. Feb Is. to James and Mildred Lord
Staples of Brooksvile, daughter. Ethel Mar
jorie.
WEYMOUTH In Belfast, Feb 10, to Mr. and
Mrs George Weymouth. daughter.
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MARRIED..

CLossoN. GRAY. In Sedgwick, Feb 10. by
Rev Daniel Kimball. Melvin B Closson and Miss
Maize Gray, both of Sedgwick.
CRAMER- HALL. In Washington, Feb 10. by
A E johnson. Roy Cramer of Washington and
Gladys Hall of Union.
DAY NEvELLs In Sedgwick. Feb 10, by Rev
Daniel Kimbail., Frank l. Day of Brooklin and
Miss Myrtle Nevells of Sedgwick.
DoBBIN-TRuNDY, In Bangor, Feb 10, by Rev
c Brown, Clarence E Dobtn of Jonesport
and Miss Izze Trundy of Stockton Springs.
HAMBLIN- Ross In kockland, Feb 10, by Rev
James Fl Gray, Ira Hamblin and Gladys Vera
Ross of Stonngton.
KING KING. In Bangor. Feb IA. by Rev
Ash ey A Smith, Leonard Eraest King and Miss
Gladys Ruth King, both of Hampden.
NORTON KNoWLToN In Belfast, Feb Is, at
the y; E parsonage, by Rev b Sellers, Waiter
Merton and Miss Lavaughan Kuowlton, both of
Belfast.
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Died.

BRAY 10 Orland, Feb /. Elaine Margaret,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ray Bray,
aged days,
CoLsoN In Togus. Feb Is. James Coson
of Searsport, aged II years, II months and ~
days.
CHICK. In Wnterport, Feb IL, Miss Jane
M Chick, aged 80 years. II months and II days.
DUNBAR Ia Orland, Feb q, Kathleen Ethel,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Homer h Dun
bar
EwELL. In vinalhaven, Feb 4, Louisa Smith.
widow of the late Hanson G Ewell, aged 70
years.
FIELD. In Rockport, Feb ID. Chloe E. widow
of Benja Field, aged SO years, months
and Is days.
FOSTER. In Portland. Feb 10. Mary Wood
man, widow Of DR. T Foster. aged 80 years.
Interment at Searsmont Me-
FARRow In Freedom. Feb 18, John R Far
row, aged 80 years.
FRENCH. In Rockland, Feb IA. Capt Francis
George French, a native of Lncolnville, aged
II years, months and days.
FOWLER. In Unity, Feb IA, Mrs Elias Fowler,
HARDING In Unity, Feb 16. Mrs Newell
Harding.
GIBBS. In Brooks, Feb 9. Ethelyn Grover,
wife of Charles W Gibbs.
GROSS. In Orland. Feb IL, Eugene E Gross.
aged So years, months and days.
GRINDLE. In Bluehill, Feb Is. Ira Grindle,
aged 70 years. months and IA days
.KNEELAND In Searsport, Feb II. James o
Kneeland, aged IA years.
LOWELL lin Montville. Feb II, Miss Ellen M
Lowell aged ca years, m onths and II days.
LYNCH. In Boston, Feb 16. Rev Edward F
Lynch, formerly of Bangor, aged Sc years.
Mason. In Monroe, Feb IA. Elizabeth. widow
of William Nason aged rs years and months.
PARKER In Monroe. FEB II, Mrs. Ruth
Parker aged SO years and days.
PEAsE In Belfast, Feb IL. Grace d, widow
OF Jesse Pease of Southwest Harbor.
PIERCE In Vinalhaven, Feb 10. John Il, son
of Elizabeth and the late Horatio Pierce, aged
81 years
STREcKER IplBoston, Jan %. Abe strecker.
aged 46 years and months.
WRIGHT In Washington. Feb z, Hilton 3
Wright, Civil War veteran, aged 70 years, 10
months and z days.
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WALDO SS-In Court OF rnW
w fast. on the 18th day ut |0
Robert F. Dunton, executor Vi, Quo
A. Staples late of BelfaS'. u
ceased, having presented ls
account of administra ton o.. -
allowance.
Ordered, That notice thprru
weeks successfully. i'll The EcI
IA newspaper published in Be ,.-r
that all persons interested may
bate Court, to be held at Bc.
day OF March next, and sl.N.
they have, why the said accom-
allowed.
HARRY +. ga
A true copy. Attest:
CHAs. f. JuHN-
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NOTICES


At a Probate Court neId at Belfast, within ana
for the County of Waldo. on the lsth DAY OF
February. A. d. 1917.
MORA f. TOWERS of Frankfort. In sad
IN County OF Waldo. having presen teo petl,
tion praying that Alfred Eugene NICK ersoh Oh
Portland, In the County OF Cumberland execu.
tor of the estate Of Alfred E. Nlckefson, iaae o1
thorzed to execute deeds to convey cei tain real
estate described in said petition in &c cordaneee
with a written contract made with deceased
during his lifetime.
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to
ali persons interested by causing a copy OF TINS
order to be published three weeks successlveiy
in The Republican Journal, a newspaper PuDlisn-
ed AT Belfast, that they appear at a Probate
Court to be held at Belfast within and fof sag
at ten III the clock before nOOn and show cause,
il any they have, why the prayer OF said petition
er should not be granted ,.
A true copy. Attest:
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The Shoe Situation.

Government contracts have stimulating in
fluepce in footwear and low temperatures have
impaired impetus to retail trade in heavy goods.
Improvement also appears in the demand Tor
ore necessary to effect lransactions.-Dun's
Review Feb 18th.
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At a Probate Court, held at R.r...
for the County os Waldo, I'M -,4 81.
day OF February, A d 1877.
A certain Instrument. purport.su
"A and testament of Georg. 81 ~,
Liberty, in said Comfy vi N....
having been presented for pto v
praying maj said viii may BE- u..-u
ed, and that letters testam .... .
Blanche Nj, Cram, the eXecutr. ...
without bond.
Ordered. That notice be given ..
interested by causing copy of ,..
published three weeks succr.-....
Publican journal, a new,pap-. i.
last, that they may appear AT .. r..
to be held at Belfast. wlthfua..r ..
ty, on the second Tuesday ~ NJ .. .
OF tile clock before noon, ana ....u.
they nave, why the same Shpu.. ...
approved al d allowed.
HARRY BAA,
A u lie copy. Attest:
CHAS. r JuuN-
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USE AMERICAN FLAGS
TO DENOTE CLOSE OF
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
ny Asseeiatsd Pr.ssl

DENVER. Colo.-Many Of the noun.
tain state papers are exemplffying pa.
triotism in the "dashes" which typo
graphical convention demands be used
to separate different articles. or al.
terent parts OF 4 head or . story
from each other.
One newspaper is using q 40"
dash--that Is, the longish line placed
at the end Of each item TO mark the
acknowledgements up OF four tiny
American flags, Another is using the
word America" In very small capital
letters, with a line on each side Of
II. Still another has been using the
words Liberty Loan" with q line at
each side. 49,.
Jim" dashes-short dashes used 10
separate parts Of head ritena--are
almost varied. One paper 10 using 9
single small American flag, Another
for weeks has used an arrangement
like this-U. s. A
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LANGUAGE AND PENMANsHlP
PALMIsTRT.
REMOVAL
NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: n
This is to notify the public that ne
business have carried on since Qcto'
Der, 1915, under the name Of B. NlzU.
SHIMA, is owned by me alone; the
former business was carried fon TN
der the name Of MIZUeHIMA and
OGATA, and no one has any right TO
claim any interest in. said business.
Z B. MIZUSHIMA-
Dated Honolulu, July 8, 1917.
6S47-6t
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AUCTION BULLETIN

On Friday We shall offer the largest
quantity Of medium furniture we
have ever had at one time. The
contents Of three houses. Every.
thing In twos and threes or more
dressers, ch'ffoniers, gas ranges, re.
frigerators, dining tables, chairs In
dozens, grass rugs, fibre rugs and
a few Of the best A. Serican Amin.
ster rugs in Oriental patterns, In the
finest condition. Bed linen, slips,
sheets, blankets, comforters, bed.
spreads, towels as well as toilet.
ware and crockery, glassware. beds,
springs, and mattresses. With fur
nitnrc priced as it is ROW, this is
the opportunity you are waiting for
! TO get go2d furniture ut half price
CT less at Hoaoialu Auction Rooms. |
20 s. -. j. 8. BAILEY,
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BY AUTHORITY,
I PUBLIC MEETING,
lAIMI, PARK, PUMA IMPROVE.
MENT.
Supervisors Assembly Hall, August /,
1917, q p. M.
PUBLIC MEETING.

Bids having been received for the
Improvement Of Lafmi, Park, Puiws
Roads which exceed the estimate Of
the engineer approved by the prop
erty owners affected by this improve
ment.
All property owners, lessees and oc
eupants of property or other interest.
ed parties affected by the proposed
Improvement Of these streets will be
given an opportunity to be heard as
what disposition to be made with
this improvement before The Board of
Supervisors of the City and County Of
Honolulu on Wednesday,. 'ugust !.
1917, at the hour IF p. H.. or as soon
thereafter as those interested maz he
heard
D. kALADOkALkNi.
Clerk. City and County of Honolulu.
$3.50 July IS, &c, 81, August l.
Scusc me, sir, is this the Press
3ureau?"
Yes, ~ child. What taa I do fer
oU?"
Mo.fer says could YOU ave these
r2usefs done by Teosday ?r-P Passing
= 4
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f. NJ: F. RUNABOUT, new tires, just
overhauled.. .......... $4,000 CASH
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IONoI.ULU STAR.BULLETIN
DAILY AND sEMI-wEEkLT

Terms OF Subscription:
nv star-BuIletir IS cents per month
s. per year. cents per copy.
mi.Weekiy Star-Bulletin, & per year
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VULcAHiZING.
WOOD AND COAL

Tanaba Co. Pauahi. mr.. River st. tel.
265'; firewood ard charcoal, whole.
sale and retail. S29Z.,f
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES.
GRAB THIS BARGAIN QUICK.

1916 FORD TOURING CAR IN good
mechanical condition $4,000 Cash
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FlcE or Loot CERTIFICATE
or STOCK p

-fIfoete nc. SIS FOR II shares Of
saestal Stock OF MoBr.de Sugar
ld., has Dcor lost or destroyed.
brsons af. hereby warned against
iatine or other8ise dealing In or
fuoh shares. Application has
made 20 the treasurer Of said
amy, Cor the issuance Of a new
nato.
ed July Q. 1917.
r. NJ. OMSTED,.
July Z, 10, IA, IL, 2b "a, rs. 81.
hbby, you know that letter I
J gave you to mail?"
q. my dear ! assure you I
y you didn't. i didn't give II to
ut ! gave It to father. Louis,
Eoufier.J Journal.
pder-l see Bfnks has a new
,or his car. 49,.
hder You don't say so! What
gned to the blond ?--chaparrai
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cohTRACToRs-eENERAL

Ohio Building Co., general contractors
Prices low. work Satisfactory. Phone
2113, 1883 Emma street, near Vine,
yard street, Honolulu, oX3q.-1m
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Amt 1t Grand and Glorious FeeLin'?

AND Your GARAGE BNLS
Foe GAS OIL, AID FE-
PAIRING KNOCKS GCO COT
ENGRY mO%TA
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He-Georeo thinks she is am al,
GeEdropped from the sky, y'know.
She Well Is she did Il must have
Teen raining cats and dogs. PASSING
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d. hALAUOkALhNl
Clerk. City and County Of Honolulu
$3.50 July IS, &c. 81, August l.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES

Desirable houses in various parts OF
the city, furnished and unfurnlS nea;
at SIS. SIS, 500, ss5, $50. $35, $40 ana
up to SIZES a month. See list In our
office. Trent Trust Co., Ltd, Fort
street, between King and Merchant
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A 1917 Ford Touring Car, bought two
weeks ago from Schuman Carriage
Co. Has been used only hours and
run no more than 50 miles. The car
is for sale because 1t cannot climb
the hill for which II as intended.
May be seen and examined between
a. m. and 4:30 p. m. at S4S s. Bere-
tania street. Only cash buyer. C..
Bolte. 6S5l-3t
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Attention! One special built automo
bile. weight 1450 lbs. Powerful.
Bosch magnetic. Wire wheels. Seats
two. Racing model. Phone 1886 or
call at Slaght and Searle, corner
Richards and Queen SITS. 6S47-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-31

See WATSON, at ABLES-H ERTsCHE
co 6S45-tt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-31

Come. come" said The impatie2s
conductor to the man who was
searching his pockets, "yCu couldn't
nae los. your ticket. you know"
Couldn't, eh?" said the passenger.
Il lest 4 bass drum once. "-Fvor9.
2ody's Magazine.